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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-28
Ito Received by Edward.

LONDON, Dec. Fixing Edward received
Marquis Ito in audience at Marlborough
House to-day Earlier in the day the
Japanese statesman called on the foreign
secretary, Lord Lansdowne. and the latter
accompanied the Marquis to Marlborough
House and introduced him to the King.
The Marquis and his suite, all wearing
court dress, were driven to Marlborough
House in royal carriages. King Edward,
when he received the japanese statesman,
wore a field marshals uniform.
Marquis Ito said after the audience that
the object of his visit to London was
strictly non-political, but in view Of the be-
lief here that the Marquis will return 10 Of
fee. some Importance is attached to his
interviews with King Edward and Lord
Lansdowne.
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SOME OTHER WAKEFIELD
w. Curtis, Who Is Now I'm Jail, Did
Not Lease Dttton Park.

LONDON, Dec. q. William Cur
tbs Wakefield, of New York, is the name
of the American who has leased Dit
ton Park, near Windsor, for the coronation
year. 1t is a magnificent mansion, sur
rounded by broad, deep moat, which is
crossed by a single bridge through an en-
battled arched gatehouse. park of 300
acres surrounds the residence, which was
the home of the late Duchess of Buccleuch.
The agents of the estate say that Mr..
Wakefield will ultimately purchase the
property.
SOUTH BIRMINGHAM, Mass, Dec. 81
When the parents of w. Curtis Wakefield,
who is now in East Cambridge Jail on the
charge of having defrauded residents of
this and other places through certain min
ing enterprises of which he was the pro-
moter were shown the foregoing dispatch,
they disclaimed all knowledge of the mat
ter. Wakefields English valet, Willie Han
cock, denounced the story as a falsehood
so far as it related TO his employer and
professed his entire ignorance of any such
transaction.
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DRILLERS WENT TOO DEEP.
Struck Gusher When They Only
Wanted HDry Hole"

BARBOURSV1LLE, KY, Dec. 27.-It is
reported that promoters arranged TO sink
gas and oil wells in this county to a depth
where they were certain that oil would be
found in paying quantity and then plug"
the well, leaving the impression that Ii is
a dry hole" in order that the prices for
land leases may be kept down. Since
Christmas the overseers were absent, and
it is claimed that the drillers went too
deep. The result was a gusher six miles
from Barboursville, yielding 1000 barrels a
day. The oil became ignised. destroying all
the machinery and surrounding timber
shooting up q distance OF over a hundred
feet every twenty minutes.
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other Indiana Neurology.

KNIGHTSTOWN, Ind, Dec. 27.-Mrs.
Sarah A. Davis, a well-known pioneer
woman of this city, died last night at the
home of z. d. Holland, her son-in-law.
She was seventy-six years Old and had
lived here nearly all her life. She was the
widow of James s. Davis. who died num-
Der of years ago. She left two daughters
and three sons, two by a former marriage.
SULLIVAN, Ind, Dec. 27.-Mrs. Gus Lof-
ton, aged fifty-five years, the wife of Gus
Lotion a farmer living east of Shelburn,
dropped dead to-day while attending to her
household duties. Heart disease was the
cause.
VALPARAISO, Ind, Dec. H.-Nicholas
Pickerel, ex-County Commissioner of Porter
county, died here to-day, aged seventy
three years. He had lived here forty years.
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ENTERTAINING RECORD.
FuII-BIooded HOIstein-Friesian Cow
Puts I'D New Record for Her Kind.

ST. PAUL. Dec 27.-The worlds record
for a seven days milk and butter produc-
ton has been broken by a Ramsey county
cow. The yield for the seven days was $50
pounds OF milk, which, according to test
contained 29.47 pounds of butter fat beat
ing the former worlds record by more than
a pound The former record was made by
Brown Bessie, the famous Jersey.
The new worlds champion is Mercedes
Julips Pietertja, a full-bloOded Holstein-
Friesan COW. owned by the South Side
Farm, near White Bear Station. The off,
cial record-breaking test was made under
the supervision of the Minnesota expert
ment station and extended from Dec. IL to
Dec. %.
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Shot Himself Fatally.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CLAY CITY, Dec. 27-John w. Brenton, a
Ninth street grocer, MORALLY wounded him
self last night in attempt to commit
suicide. While preparing to retire, at half
past 10 o'clock, passers-by heard Brenton
and his wife quarreling and then the re-
port of a revolver and the screams of the
wife. The town marshal hurriedly no.
titled. Neighbors hurried to the scene and
found Brenton reclining on a sofa, suffer-
ing from bullet wound and revolver
lying beside the sofa. Physicians were
summoned and upon examination of the
wound pronounced il fatal Before he COM
mttted the deed he and his wife quarreled
over his drinking habits.
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new Cabinet Will include two members OF
the Stambuloff party.
CZAR MAY VISIT ENGLAND.-It is
said the Car has accepted an invitation TO
attend the coronation OF King Edward,
provided the Czarina is in good health at
the time OF the ceremony.
STORMS IN NORWAY.-The violence OF
the snowstorms which have prevailed in
Norway during the past week Is almost un-
precedented. a number Of railway trains
stalled in the snow in the southeastern
districts Of Norway. and most OF the tele-
graph wires are down. Traffic In Christi
ana and its vicinity has been greatly in
terfered with.
EXPELLED FROM AUSTRIA.-Em-
pecor Francis Joseph has ordered the eN-
pulsion from Austria of the principals in
the baccarat game on Dec. p. when. at the
Vienna Jockey Club, Count Potoch lost
10000 during three hours playing. Count
Pallavicini winning most OF the money.
Counts John and Joseph POtocki have re-
tired TO Russia. Gambling for large
amounts of money is illegal in Austria
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Arrived: Patricia
from Hamburg; HaverfOrd. from Antwerp:
Darmstadt, from Bremen. Sailed: Lauren
tan. from Glasgow.
MOVILLE. Dec. Z7.-SaiIed: Ionian. from
Liverpool for Halifax and st. John. N B.
GLASGOW, Dec. E-Arrived: Anchoria
from New York: Livonian. from Boston.
HAVRE, Dec. 27.-Arrived: la Bretagne.
from New York.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 2.-Arrived: Teutonic.
from New York.
LONDON. Dec. 27.-SaiIed: Minneapoli
for New York.
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Brown Wants to Succeed Crockett.

Special TO the Indianap polls Journal
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 27.-Elmer
Crockett. of this city, for several terms
chairman of the Thirteenth district Repub-
lican congressional committee, to-day an
nounced that he is not candidate for re-
election. The South Bend Tribune this
afternoon announced officially that Walter
Brown, of Elkhart, vice chairman of the
Elkhart county committee, is a candidate
to succeed Mr.. Crockett. Mr.. Brown is re-
garded as a very honorable and shrewd
politician and an excellent man for the
place.
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EXPANDING IN PROSPERITY.

the Indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Dec. 1.-THE South
Bend Tribune has just signed a contract
with r. Hoe & Co, Of New York and
London. for a new press, although a new
press has been under consideration for
over a year. Under the contract the Trib-
une will secure the first of the new Hoe
Ideal presses. The Ideal is something new
In the present line and is made in several
styles. the one going 10 the Tribune print
ing four six, eight. ten. twelve and six
teen pages. 1t is a $4,000 machine and Is
fitted with color attachment and all of the
latest Hoe improvements. The coptract
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EXPLOSION OF POWDER.
Five Persons Injured, Buildings Shak-
en- and Glass Broken.

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. 2.-An explosion
in the barrel mill Of the Moosic Powder
Company at the Jermyn works, to-day
blew the mill and some adjoining buildings
to pieces and broke windows for miles
around. The shock was plainly felt in this
city, distance OF fourteen miles. Jacob
Hitler who was in the engine room in an
adjoining building, was fatally burned.
John Gibbs, George Gebhardt and George
Horkel were caught by flying debris and
badly injured. Glass blown from a window
in Albert Carey's house struck his daugh-
ter and cut a deep cash I'm her neck. IL Is
feared she is fatally injured. Scarcely
store or residence in Jermyn escaped with
a whole pane of-glass.
A Delaware AZ Hudson passenger train,
which passed about quarter Of a mile
from the scene Of the explosion, at the
time OF the accident was swayed by the
force of the explosion, and the passengers
screamed with terror as the train gave
sudden lurch. The cause Of the explosion is
unknown.
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NEGOTIATING WITH BRIGANDs.
w. w. Peet i'm Communication with
Miss stones CaptOrs.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. H-Dis-
patches from Salonica report that w. w.
Peet, treasurer of the missionary society
in Constantinople, has established COM
munication with the brigands who hold
Miss Ellen NJ. Stone captive, and hopes
that the release of Miss Stone will be ac-
complished within a fortnight.
LONDON, Dec. 2S.-The Morning Leader
publishes a story this morning from its
Sofia correspondent TO the effect that c.
NJ. Dickinson, American consul general at
Constantinople, has received complaint
from Bulgarian woman attached 10 the
American mission at Samakov, Bulgaria,
in which the complainant sets forth that
while she was travelling to Mehonia, in
Macedonia, with an escort OF eight soldiers
provided by the Turkish government, she
was assaulted by a lieutenant in command
of the Turkish frontier guards at a point
beyond Dschumaya, and that her escort did
not attempt to defend her.
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Telegraph Operators Gallant Deed.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
NOBLESVILLLE, Ind, Dec. H.-Max
Sickle, day operator at the Lake Erie &
western depot here, on yesterday prevented
a wreck and probably saved large num-
Der of lives. The fast passenger train,
south bound, already had left the station
when he learned that a fast freight had
left the last station below, bound north.
Sickle jumped through the window, car
rying pane and sash with him, and chased
after the receding passenger train. 1t re-
quired speed and endurance, but Sickle
caught the train and pulled the emergency
cord. The train was stopped and backed on
to the siding barely in time TO let the
freight go by at a speed of fully thirty
miles hour. Sickle has been highly
complimented by the superintendent of the
division, and it is more than likely that
more substantial reward awaits him.
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WEEK OF PRAYER.
Services to BE Held Throughout the
World from Jan. 3 TO 13.

NEW YORK, Dec. H.-To-day William
f. Dodge, president. and Rev. DR.. L. T.
Chamberlain, general secretary Of the
Evangelical Alliance for the United States.
issued the invitation Of the Evangelical
Alliances of the world for the week OF
united and universal prayer, Jan. TO Is.
1902 1t follows:
The suggestions for the observance OF
the different days OF the week OF prayer on
the part Of the Evangelical Alliance for
the United States are as follows: Sunday,
Jan. 5, appropriate services and sermons;
Monday, Jan. s. The Vision OF God in
Christi Tuesday, Jan. Z. our Nation
wednesday. Jan. s, our Churches Thurs
day, Jan. 9, Christian Missions Friday.
Jan. 10, The Family and the SCHOOL, Sat-
urday, Jan. II, The Coming OF the King
DOM and Sunday, Jan. II, appropriate
services and sermons"
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Indiana Notes.

ELWOOD-The plant OF the American
Tin-plate Company at Atlanta, which has
been practically in an abandoned state for
the past two years, is being dismantled this
week. and, although the rumor cannot be
confirmed. IL is the belief of the workmen
that the six mills there are TO be moved to
this city and made a part of the big fac
tory here. as was done with the Montpelier
and Middletown factories The Atlanta
plant is a six-mill concern and started out
with great promise.
PERU. - Mai. Charles Bodine, OF the
Patriarchs Militant /. o. o. F., who lives
in Indianapolis. was thrown from his horse
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BOY VICTIMS OF WHISKY.
Four Are at Deaths Door i'm Michigan
City from OverinduIgence.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LAPORTE, Ind, Dec. H.-Three sons of
Councilman Fred Arndt and the son Of
Herman Rosentreter, residents of Michigan
City, are lying at the point of death as the
result of drinking whisky. The boys are
from eight 10 fourteen years old, and the
quantity drunk was sufficient TO make them
unconscious The boys obtained entrance
10 the cellar of a saloon and drew the
liquor from a barrel. When found they
were unable TO move. Severe treatment
was resorted to by the physicians sum-
moned, but they offer little hope for the
boys recovery.
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CHILD's GREENSBORO FIND.
skeleton in n Garrett That May Have
Been There Thirty Years.
10 the IndianapOlis journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WARREN, Ind, Dec. PA discovery
was made at the home of William Adams,
on the old Christman farm, three miles
east of Warren, yesterday that has created
a sensation in the community. Mr.. Adams
was preparing to remove to another prop
erty and while getting things together his
little son procured a ladder and undertook
to explore an unused garrett entering
through a trap door.
He found an old-time cradle covered with
a much decayed comfort or cloth of some
kind and on removing the covering was
Mortified to find the skeleton of a man.
The theory is that of murder. and that ii
was perpetrated over thirty years ago.
Nothing has been learned as TO the identity
OF the victim
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OIL Driuers wanted in South Africa.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Dec. N.-Repre-
sentatives of an Eastern syndicate are in
this city endeavoring to hire a number of
oil well drillers to go to South Africa to
drill test oil wells in the Kimberley district
Several local drillers have been offered
liberal inducements to sign a contract TO so
10 the land of the Beers. Several oil well
contractors of this city have worked in
the oil fields of the old countries. Among
them are L. c. Aylsworth, a prominent con-
tractor, and s. +. Karnes, an oil we'll con-
tractor who has prospected for oil in Rus
sia Roumania, Sumatra and Java. Most
Of his work was Ia Java.
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Local observations ON Friday.

Bar. Their. RH. Wind Weather Pre-.
Z a. m. .301S SO so Swest. Cloudy. OoC
Z p. m. .SO16 81 IS Swest. Cloudy. OCO
Maximum temperature. 50; minimum tenn
perature, 81.
Comparative statement of the tempera-
ture and precipitation Dec. q:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-28
JUMPED DOWN 1900 FEET.
suicide of "A Young Miner by Leaping
Into Shaft.

IRONWOOD. Mich. Dec. H.-Isaac West
oberore, miner at the Newport mine com
mltted suicide yesterday afternoon by
jumping down a shaft 100 feet. He was
somewhat intoxicated at the time. He was
a young unmarried man without known
relatives. No motive is known.
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Damage Mt Seattle.

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. N.-Thursday
nights storm did much damage and en-
dangered many lives in this city. Along
the north end of the water front, where
wind and wave had full sweep at high
tide, the breakers washed away eight
houses. Floating driftwood battered these
to matchwood. The occupants barely es-
capped. On North Broadway little cot
tage was overturned. No one was injured.
to the complexity Of the situation. Wires
are down all over the city. The highest
velocity of the wind was thirty-five miles
an hour.
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New Fort Wayne Law Firm.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 27.-Lieutenant
Governor Newton w. Gilbert and Solomon
a. Wood. both of Angola, have formed a
law partnership with Henry Berghoff, may
or of this city, the Arm to be known as
Gilbert, Wood & Berghoff. The mayor was
recently admitted to practice law. He is
a Democrat, while his partners are both
Republicans of State reputation. They will
remove TO this city and open their Of
flee on Jan. l.
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FEAST DAY CELEBRATED.
Elaborate Observance by the Very
Rev. j. a. Zahn, of NOtre Dame.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 27-The Very
Rev. John A. Zahm, provincial of the Or
der of the Holy Cross. with headquarters
at the University of Notre Dame, celebrat-
ed his feast to-day. The observance was
confined strictly to members of the order,
and was participated in by priests from
South Bend. Notre Dame and Mishawaka.
At s o'clock this morning DR.. Zahm cele-
brated solemn high mass in the Church of
the Sacred Heart. He was assisted by the
Rev. j. w. Cavanaugh, of NOtre Dame,
and the Rev. Father agnier, of st. Mary s
Academy. At noon a banquet was served
in Carroll Hall. 1t was followed by in
formal tOasts by DR.. Zahm, President Nor
risey, of the university. and others.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-28
Kruger to Send an Envoy.

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 27.-As the result Of
conferences between a clergyman, the Rev.
DIR. Broekhuysen, and the Boer leaders
here it has been decided to send c. NJ. Wes-
sells to the United States in January bear
ing a letter from Mr.. Kruger to President
Roosevelt
G. NJ. Vessels is the former chairman of
the Orange Free State Rad, or legislative
assembly. He visited the United States
in May, 1900 with Abraham Fischer Qeader
of the party, and A. ID. w. Wolmarans,
and returned 10 Europe in June Of the same
wear
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-28
Many Orders Booked.

PITTSBURG, Dec. N-At the annual
meeting Of the Pressed Steel Car Company
to-day the old board OF directors was re-
elected with the exception OF G. T. Schoen.
E A Schoen and T.. Hawley, who were
succeeded by Judge j. II. Reed and T. Hart
Given OF this city and H. Moller, OF New
York The president reported the company
in a gratifying condition and with enough
business booked ahead to keep the plant
going full for eleven months OF the new
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Agricultural Experts Coming.

BERLIN, Dec. N.-The German govern
ment has decided to attach agricultural ex-
perts to the more important German con-
sulates. The first Of these experts will be
sent to the United States. where agricul-
tural developments are being more care
fully observed now than formerly This
action is understood 10 be one OF the re-
suits Of the increasing use of American
farm machinery in Germany and the De
lief that the American system Of farming
on a large scale might be adapted TO the
princely estates of Germany.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-28
Young Hunter Kills Himself.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 27.-Charles
Nashwonder, of Inglefield. Vanderburg
county, aged sixteen, while out hunting
this afternoon accidentally shot himself
and died instantly. His brother met a
similar death a year ago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-28
Miners show Their Gratitude.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
VINCENNES, Ind, Dec. PA delegation
of the Mine Workers Union from Mont
gomery, Ind, came here and presented a
beautiful gold-headed cane to James s.
Pritchett to show their appreciation of his
services as their attorney at the time when
thirty of them were arrested for riot at
Prospect Hill.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-28
Kidnaper Convicted.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Dec. 27.-The first con-
viction under the kidnapping and intimida-
ton law passed last winter by the state
Legislature was secured to-day when c. s.
Hunt was given a sentence OF one year in
the penitentiary. Hunt threatened q neigh
bor's family and demanded that 500 be
buried in a vacant lot. A can of nails was
buried instead and officers set 10 watch.
Hunts arrest and conviction followed.
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EXPLOSION IN A FURNACE.
Three Men Burned to Death and An
other Possibly Fatally Hurt.

SHARPSVILLE. Pa, Dec. 27.-An ex-
plosion at the old Sharpsville furnace about
o'clock this morning wrecked the furnace
plant and killed Martin Clary. Howard
Dickson and James Bartlett James DON
nelly probably fatally injured. The
men were working at the top Of the fur
mace when the explosion occurred and
Clary, Dickson and Bartlett We're burned
TO death. Their bodies were recovered at
3 O'Clock. Donnelly was injured by jump
ing. The cause Of the explosion is not
known
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Appropriation for a New Bridge.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Dec. 27.-The County
Commissioners to-day appropriated s31 900
for the construction of a new bridge over
the Wabash river TO replace the one re-
Gently burned. The new structure is TO be
of steel, have an asphalt roadway and is
TO be completed within year.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-28
A.phalt CONTRACT for $1,000. 900.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. Z7.-J. II.
Bridges. president Of the Uvalde Asphalt
Company, has received a cablegram an
nouncing that his company has been
awarded the contract for laying pavements
and sewers in the city OF Havana. Cuba.
The contract involves So. 900 Oo0 and it IN
thought II will take five years 10 complete
the work
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BASLE, Switzerland, Dec. Z7.-Max Nor
dau, the author and physician, delivered
a brilliant speech to-day before the Zion
ist congress, which was opened here yes
teroay. NJ Nordau spoke on the phys
zeal and intellectual amelioratiOn of the
Jews and advised them 10 cease emigrat-
ing from eastern Europe to the sweating
dens of London and New York. He said
those already there should organize them
selves into cooperative bodies for their
mutual benefit and he deprecated the sys-
tenn OF early marriages among this race.
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Has Not Sold. Out.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Bradstreets gave
out the following statement to-day:
The statement having been made and
reiterated 10 the effect that the BradsIT eet
Company has changed hands or that a con-
trolling interest in the stock of that COM
pany has been secured by other than the
present holders. the officials of the Brad
street Company state that such reports
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-28
Chinese Court May Halt.

SHANGHAI. Dec. PA report has been
received here TO the effect that Yuan Shi
Kai. Governor of Chi-H province. has ad-
vised the Chinese court to remain at Pao-
Ting-Fu until the ministers of the foreign
powers 10 China consent TO restore TEN
Tsin to Chinese control.