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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02
Fee of $1,000 Not Sent.

A large tin-plate company that has $1,000
900 of its capital stock represented in this
State forwarded its articles of Incorporation
to Secretary of State Hunt yesterday, but
the fee was not forthcoming; hence the
articles were not entered on the records.
The fee will be 81. 900. 'Inasmuch as | was
instrumental in having the new foreign
incorporation act passed by the last Legis-
lature," said Mr.. Hunt yesterday, 81 feel
highly gratifed over it's successful opera
ton. Thus far II has more than paid the
salaries and expenses of this office. 1 con-
slider il one of the best pieces of legislation
ena cted in years"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02
FINED N EXPELLED.
Copy of Court-Martia1 Proceedings
Sent to A~d5utant General.

Adjutant General Ward yesterday re-
ceived a certified copy OF the proceedings
of the court-martial of the First Regiment.
Indiana National Guard. held at Bloom
ington on Wednesday. April 81. to try Pri-
vate George Sullivan. Company IL. The
document was signed by Adjutant d r..
Gebhart 'by order Of Colonel Mccoy Pri-
vate Sullivan was charged with three Of
Observation-Disclosures of orders from First
Lieutenant Samuel Webb and Second Lieu
tenant Winnie A. Sutphen TO keep order
on the train coming from Bloomington 10
Indianapolis TO attend the funeral OF Gen.
Harrison, drunkenness on duty and break
ing windows Of "A car belonging 10 the c.
/. & l.. Railway Company. Sullivan en-
tered a plea of guilty TO each OF the
charges, and the finding against MN Va
that he be fined $3.50 and expelled from
his company.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02

The terms OF Parks NJ. Martin as a
member of the State Board of Tax Com
missioners. and OF Prof. f. q. Machan, as
a member of the State Board of Education.
expired yesterday. but no action was taken
on account OF Governor Durbin being out
OF the city. TIL Governor will bly
take up the question OF filling these vacan-
cies. as we'll as OF the composition of the
Shiloh and forestry commissions, on his
return TO his Office to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02
STAMPS.
About $4,000 worth of Two-Cent POST
age Sold.

Yesterday was the first day of the Pan
American stamp sale at the indianapolis
postofice. 1t was estimated that about
two thousand dollars worth of 2-cent
stamps were disposed of. The increase in
the sale of postage stamps at the Indian
apolis office last month over April of last
year WAS s.. 094.6 S.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02
CALLS FOR HELP.
GeoIogist BIatchIey Asks the state
chronological To Come Here.

State Geologlst Blatchley has become 80
much exercised over reports that have
reached him concerning the ravages of,the
San Jose scale on fruit trees In this city
that he has written Professor Troop. OF
Purdue University, state entomologist, ast-
ing that official TO come to Indianapolis
and make "A further examination or the SIT
uation. Shade trees have not as yet been
attacked by the scale. but soon viii be, the
geologist thinks.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02
spani-h-American War Veterans.

The Spa~nish-Amerlcan War Veterans
Asso s~iation. Department of Indiana. will
meet this afternoon at the Commercial
Club for the purpose OF electing depart
mental officers. Two delegates from each
OF the camps will represent the three
Fort Wayne. New Albany. Jefersonvilie
Princeton. Anderson. Upton Butler,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02
CARRIED ON ROLLS AS DEAD.
The E~x-SoIdier, However, Is Alive and
in the state Prison.

A letter was received yesterday by Adj
jutant General Ward from a prisoner at
Michigan City stating that he was a MEM
Der Of the One-hundred-and-ffty-eighth In
diana Infantry that served in the Spanish
American war and requesting that his
clothing allowance be sent TO him. The
amount claimed by the man was 1880. The
rolls on file In the adjutant generals Of
flee show that the man is dead" General
Ward was not prepared last night TO say
just what would be done I'm the matter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02
LEFT OUT.
Representative Minturn Makes n
Queer Discovers.

Representative Joseph A. Minturn. Of
this city, has been examining the volume
containing the acts Of the late Legislature
and disco cred that his amendment to
Section 4 Of the Wood medical bill has
been in some manner omitted from the
printed act. TIL amendment in question
exempted from examination all persons
practicing electropathy. hydropathy or
massage. An amendment that did not get
into the act exempts osteopaths from COM
puisory examination and provides a spe-
ciai permit. different from a medical IL
cense. Tor graduates OF osteOpathic insti-
tu1ions That are regularly constituted
Representative Alva O.. Reser. of Lafav-
cite. wrote Mr.. Minturn yesterday. stating
that he had made the discovery alreadv
referred 70 and suggesting hat The amend
mcnf may have been removed from tho act
BY ways that are dark and tricks that
are vain Mr.. Ninturn proposes TO make
9 c4f<f1i examination OF the records of
both Houae and Senate. with "A view 10
o1kco<erine how the omission came about
-=--
4 es~~ eas< D<.~> 81 <ff~ . = nr.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02

Frankfort. Vincennes. Shelbyville. Roches-
ter. Wabash. Angola and Bloomington.
A smoker will be given tonight by the
Gen. John A. Poland Camp, of this city.
Music. refreshments and short speeches Will
constitute the programme. Capt. W. i.
English is the present commander Of the
Department OF Indiana.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02

This recently graduated physicians who
by passing competitive examinations se-
cured places as interncs under the City
Board of Health ven OF duty yesterday.
The City Dispensary staff Is now composed
Gray. North Side practice; Or. L. +. Hicks.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02

Governor Durbin will, i'm a few days, go
10 Barbee lake, in Kosciusko county, this
State. about twelve miles northeast Of
Warsaw, 10 spend a brief vacation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02

Are the kind that please the most exacting par
ents. l2 South Illinois street, ground floor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02

South Side practice; Dr.. NJ. o.. DE Narey.
extra. and DR.. J. Il. Young. drug room.
Drs. Jacobs and Gray have previously beer
connected with the Dispeisary on extra
unrl
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02

The Indianapolis Art Glass Works has moved
from 7os E. Michigan TO ga r.. Washington.
and is now continuing the manufacture of art
glass on a larger scale. JOHN BLACK, Pro-
prietor. Old phone 1898.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02

A cool, refreshing and invigorating drink. A
healthful. pure and strengthening tonic. Re
member IL is only here for a short time. and
while il lasts you should drink the best. The
purest and most wholesome ingredients are used
in the making OF our Book. and after trying IL
you will agree with us that IL IS the best. Be
sure and ask for the HOME CO.'S
ROCk BEER.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02
Buy Diamonds


or a diamond dealer. J. c. SIPE, Importer OF
diamonds. Rooms =. 3 and 4. is1 n. Med. st.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02

indianapolis Paste Co. New phone 2503, old
pose. Capacity, 70 brls. daily. lis S. Delaware.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02
Bretxman's Baby Pictures

The right kind at the right price. ECHEN
TIN * FREIBERG, 123 f. Washington st.
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HARNESS AND HORSE FURNISHINGS, l4
n. Delaware st. New phone. 2l52. F. ii. ROT
y I'D
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02

At seaton's Hat store.
Cincinnati Excursion,
Via Big Four Route,
sunday, May 5th.
SI.25 Rorvd Trip.

Special fast train leaves indianapolis
Union Station Z a. m. Returning Leaves
Cincinnati Z p. m.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02

The United States excel in champagne. Cooks
Imperial Extra Dry takes the lead.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02

Is he insured? Call or phone W. F. Kissel
about it. 1S1s North Meridian street, Room 8
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-02

Leaky cisterns cleaned. FRANK BUTTE.
Phones 1891.
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Have Carpets Cleaned ut Towards.
Best work: lowest prices. Both phones Gig.
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Feed your horse JANEs's Dustless Oats.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
GOOD DEMAND FOR RAILS.
Hall a Million Tons Have Been ORDERED
at Advanced Prices for Next Year

Half a Million Tons Have Been Ordered
at Advanced Prices for Next Year.
The statement is given ont secondhand
that SIS has been fixed as the steel rail-
price for 1902. and thst over 100000 tons
have been ordered to date. The capacity
is given at 100000 tons. and further ad-
dltions to capacity are projected The
termination Of Inc strike has not brought
out large buyers outside of rails. hut large
users are awaiting answers TO requests lot
ccncesslous from current prices, The nest
that makers arc willing TO do is 10 let cur
rent prices remain for the present
Authorities in steel matters say very
heavy requirements nre In the background
IL Is true that in every department Of IRON
md steel production the needs are greater
than a year ago. The easy financial stu
alton has something to do with this con
dition. Plates. structural material; sheets,
skelt iron aud steel bars are all barely
cCual in supply 10 the demand. Pig Iron
production is increasing. The Besscmcr pig
situation is unsettled. As 1t is 2 finger
board for fixing certain wage schedules,
1t viii probably not advance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
WORK OF EPISCOpALIANS
FOURTH DAY OF THE TRl-ENNlAL
CONVENTION.
Rev. DR.. Stuck Of Dallas Assisted in Con-
Quoting the Prayer SerVice-Amend-
ments to the Constitution.

San francisco, CAL October 5-The
fourth day Of the trlennial Episcopal con.
yentlon opened today with large at.
church. which was conducted by Bishop
Grafton Of Fond Du Lac. Wis, assisted
by Rev. Or. Stuck OF Dallas Texas The
house Of bishops then convened for a half
days session Several memorials and sets
OF resolutions were presented and referred
to the proper committees aud Invitations
from the local committee to participate In
an excursion on the bay next Sunday was
accepted
The consideration Of amendments to the
constitution was resumed.
The house OF bishops met at the usual
hour and continued the consideration Of
The nlnth convention OF the Daughters
Of me King met at St. Lakes church, and.
after a preliminary prayer service. an adj
dreEs OF welcome was delivered by Rt.
California. Organization was effected and
committees appointed
Al noon prayer for missions was followed
greeting nj from bospi4a 9 committee w of a.
Faithful chapter OF San FlGEelsco.
The afternoon was DEVOTED to the hear
ing OF the presidents address and the re-
pbe American Church Annday School In.
stltute oDenel It's tr!ennial meeting this
morning sunday school topics were con-
The house OF bishops In executive ses.
sion adopted amendments /, 2. 9. 4. 6 and 7
- the constitution, all or which have
been voted upon fayorably by the house
The nth, relating to the formation Of
new dioceses has been held over without
dlscJSslon for the time being.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
The RATTLE oE The Rail

ordered 500 coal cars
The Cincinnati, Georgetown aud Ports.
mouth VIII he changed TO an electric line
The Atchison directors are likely TO act
day. "'A' "eu"eS-
The Pennsylvania Railroad company an
nopnces TINT the directors wiz consider the
subject OF dividend on November /.
=, A dispatch from Columbia, S. c. states
Inat inc Seaboard Air line has completed
arrangements for ballastng the system
The Big Four mas discontinued several
passenger trains tn enable the line to clcn-
the racks Of an immense volume OF freight.
/. +. Chalenor has been appointed dlvis-
ION freight agent IN direct charge Of the
iiLeGnt tranlc Of the Ohio river division Of
lhe Baltimore and Ohio
The Ohio State board Of equalization has
decided that II has no power 10 increase
the value Of the railways Of Ohio as ap.
praised for purpose Of taxation.
A call has been issued for the payment
or the second lnstalment upon suhscrip-
Mons 10 the Omaha and Sioux City exten-
Slons OF the Chicago Great Western.
II is now said that In addition to Mr..
William Rockefeller. the Standard oil in.
forests VIII he further represented on the
Union Pacific board by Mr.. H. II. Rogers
Surveys are to he made Immediately upon
the electric railroad to he built between
Wilmington and Wrightsvile ~ C.. which
Will take the place of the present steam
road
The terms of the consolidation and
meyer OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad company and the Raltl
moro aud Potomac Railroad company have
been approved.
Contractor Mckenzie states definitely tnat
the Canadian Southern will build TO Ely
SO as to connect with the Duluth and Iron
Range and with the railroad systems of tht
United states.
l; is said that the connection link he
tween the st. Louis and san Francisco .an'
Kansas City. Memphis and Birmingham
will he ready for operation Of passengc
trains 10y October 10.
The Ann Arbor Railroad company Is con
sidering n. project to build an Immense Ice
breaking ferry to he used on Treen hay, e
keep the ports Of Menominee and Marlnctt
omen during the winter months.
The annual report OF the Chicago an'
Alton Railway company shows the mos
prosperous year In the history Of the pron
crty and presents ia the stockholders roa'
practically rebuilt and re-equippcd.
A dispatch from St Louis says that tn
| Southern Railway company has under con
/ sIderation the location of elaborate termi
nails AT st Louis which will include nnothe
/ bridge across the Mississippi river.
/ The Arkansas railroad commission In
cited number Of railroad companies .
! appear on October TO SHOW cause WI.
/ they should not he punished for fntiure &
I file annual reports before September IL
! Tho annual meeting Of tho Westinghons
! Air Brake company has been held IN
I directors report shows: Total sales ~
SGQ. 5s7; expenses. Si,sss,515. leaving n
profit for the fiscal year ending July 81
S29sl,341.
f. NJ Johnson has heen appointed gen
oral Eastern freight agent at New Nor
for the Baltimore and OHIO in place .
lanes Moshcr, resigned on account OF 1
health. The offices of assistant genera
freight agent aud commercial freight agen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
spIRIruALlsTs, MEETING.
A Large Attendance at the Caledonlan
Hall and an Interesting Program.

LARGE Attendance at the Caledonian
Hall and an Interesting Program
The Houston Spiritual society held It's
meeting last night at Caledonian hail, and
the seating capacity was inadequate to ac-
commodate the crowd. Florence p. b.
s6arfer lectured on the subject The
spiritual Telephone system" Her srgu-
ments from beginning to end were hiSnly
entertaining and would cause the deepest
OF thinkers 10 ponder over the sound logic
she expounded. Miss Ida Buckingham
sang a couple Of very appropriate hymns,
which were very much enjoyed. The Holt
komn family orchestra rendered few
choice selections that had a tendency TO
cansc n harmonious feeling to overcome the
whole asgemhlagc. good many appeared
disannointed when the announcement was
made that Mrs. NJ. F.. Watts would not
cive any readings. but those who unler-
stocd the laws governing Observation-Disclosures
and mediumshlp, recognized the fact that
the instrument was out OF tune Tor the
'iIWSe ext sunday night the meeting. Will take
n,oce ms usual. The subject VIII ne an
Pounced in due time. The doors are az
wavs omen TO the public" said one OF tng
mano.ers 10 The Post last night, "and VII
nnntinuc TO he so the public may more tully
Understand the philosophy and teacnipss
~ the good or God.like truths U Ahe Ef9tt
tbot spiritualists In mnde1sh 80 rep4e
sent Aa4.Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
NERVOUSNESS Ar MANoAEsrea.
The Sharp Advance in Cotton on this
Bureau Report Caused Il.

The Sharp Advance in Cotton on this
Bureau Report Caused Il.
Manchester. England. october 6.Thc
sharp advance IN cotton, resulting FROM the
adverse report Of the American bureau last
week. developed nervousness In the market
which was not prepared for heavy reduc-
tlon In the estimates and the consequent
advance, although Il brought GU, pending
business Fresh undertakings at the prices
required are NOT expected until the outlook
has been rcconsidercd. Some quarters are
reluctant 10 accent the pcsslmistc report
uuqueSuouinglN although It was admitted
that, should the report provo correct the
present course Of the market would be
largely justified.
There was much quick buying executed
for China and to a less eXtent for Calcutta
during the last fortnight and consequently
many merchants are In position 10 watch
the market As cotton advances the posi-
tion of the spinner Is more unsatisfactory
Had the market continued steady thcrc
were indications OF further business es.
pCCialiy with China, hut the present eX-
citcmeut interfercs with operations
The feature OF the cloth market through.
out the week was m improving Inquiry FOR
Calcutta and several lines were negotiated
where the sellers did not take an extreme
stand.
Yarns improved with increased sales Cor.
ton conditions influenced buyers somewhat
10 do more business where they met easy
sellers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
The Industrial Outlook in Germany Is
Quite as Poor as Ever.
RECOVERY IN VALUES WAS SHORT LIVED
Many Holders Had Sold Out Before the
Monthly Settlement and Then Repur-
chased, Causing Artificial Demand.

Berlin. October 6-The FIRST half Of last
week brought moderate recovery In values
FOR which no sufficient cause was offered
IN the reports from the industrial ccntcrs.
The rise was partly explained by the fact
that many boldcrs had sold out before the
monthly set Tcment tearing dear money
and lower quotations and had then ne.
purchased causing an artificial demand,
which frightened The shorts into covering.
During the latter half Of the week the
bocrsc rclapsed into Its former pesSmistlc
mood Yesterdays falls In industrlals were
quito heavy. In addition 10 the rumor re-
gardlng the financial difficulties ~ the
Dortmund Union Iron company, which. Il
Is reported Herr Krupp is about 20 buy
and rumorS that the company is about
10 reduce it's capital, the oUerSe was de-
pressed over the disappointing dividends
OF various industrial companies just pub
llshed The wcstphalian steel works at
Bochum and the Schoenherr loom factory
Mt Chemnltz passM their dividends The
former paid II per cent and the latter 10
per cent last year,
The decline In Iron prices also depressed
values Some of the principal kinds Of
iron have fallen fivo marks per ton on
the Duesseldorf boersc since September and
the cheaper qualities have fallen one mark
per ton.
The Cologne Volks Zeitune asserts TINT
the coal syndicate has already decided TO
reduce prices In 1909 To fifteen and perhaps
TO fourteen marks, and also that the grcnt
iron men say that they must reduce TO
eleven or ten, as. otherwise, the coke SYN
dicatc viii have TO reduce output TO ono
half.
The foregoing conditions were partially
countcractcd by the iarpencr coal dividend
which proved TO be - per cent MS against
II per cent fer the corresponding previous
dividend.
Generally speaking the figures q the
week were somewhat higher. Nevertheless
the hoersc and the financial press regard
the situation dcspondeutly.
whoever seizeS the present moment tt
invest" says the Fraukfurtcr Ietung
must reckon on the probability that sucl
purchases, in existing conditions may bring
more or less loss.
American railroads were In better dc
mand as were also Canadians Bank stocl
gained point or two during the weel
/ and ocean transportation shares also i'm
| proved The public is now buying thes'
/ securities.
| The Nosssche Zeitung asserts that
/ price agreement was signed yesterday b!
/ the principal zinc producers In Europe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
GOT THEM AL GUESSING.
No Outsider Knows Anything OF the
Plans Of Proposed Lines.

No Outsider Knows Anything OF the
Plans Of Proposed Lines.
Fort Worth, Texas, October 5.--w. Il.
Newton, editor Of the Mineral Wells Index,
was in the city last evening He reported
that nothing is now being done on the ex-
tension Of either the Weatherford. Mineral
Wells and Northwestern or the BRACES Val
ley road from Mineral Wells to Jack coun-
ty. grading having been abandoned The
impression Is said Mr.. Newton. that a
change of some kind has practically been
decided upon. hut just what the change Is
no ono seems to know. Mr.. Newton SAYS
the last report was that the Santa Fe was
TO get control Of the Weatherford ard Min
cral Wells road. while the BraZoS Valley
was TO fail into the hands of the ROCK
Island This report, however, is not con
CURED in hy the rumored prospective pur,
chasers That there is deal OF some KIM
pending MIR. Newton says there Is no
doubt He also adds that another report Is
that only one Of the roads from Mineral
Wells win he built. and that trains over
the Weatherford aud Brazos valley VIII
both use the now track which is to be con
structed from Mineral Wells to either
J0cksboro. In jack county. or Grhham' IN
Young county II has never been given our
by the arrangements Of the Meathe eT Cb'1
and the BRACES Valley roads WhlCn OF ny
two towns named is to be made the term
nus hut it is generally believed that u
VIII he Jackshoro. where connectloh 'Hn
Ge nade with tho Rock Island. NJ. New
ton saws that II Is generally nnder IS, On.
that work OF extension from Mineral Nel''
will he resumed very soon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-07
MONEY TIeHTNEss IN LONDON.
Condition Was Not Anticipated and
Caused Slight Declines.

London. October Ca certain tightness
in money, not quite anticipated. the after
effects Of the copper scare and the adverse
reports regarding the war In South Africa
ali tended to create the slight declines
which marked the stock exchange last
week. Public interest also continued eN
tremely small and the markets were pretty
much left 10 themselves Although som,
gold is expected to go to New York for
egn demands have thus far been compare
lively imlmportant, and the arrivals from
the Cape and other points have been fully
able to make up any such demand.
Consos were fractionally lower. Soutf
Africans ali suffered on tho revcrses re
ported by Lord Kitchener
Americans suffered for the lack II inter
est The steel dividend continues to create
unboundcd satl sfnction, hut without nny
resulting appreciation In consols.
American railroads were rather expected
TO pick M simultaneously with the an
,nouncemcnt of the steel dieldcnd and with