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Movements of Steamers.

NEW YORK, Feb 2.-Arrived: Column
bia, from Genoa; Minnehaha, from London;
Phoenicia, from Hamburg; La Gascogne,
from Havre; Rotterdam, from Rotterdam
and Boulogne.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 24.-Arrived: Nomadic,
from New York; Ottoman, from Portland,
Me-; Philadelphia, from New York; Um-
bria, from New York, via Queenstown.
SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. A.-Arrived:
Koenigen Luise. from New York. for
Bremen. Sailed: Lucania, from Liverpool
for New York
KINSALE, Feb. A.-Passed: Belgenland
from Philadelphia, for Queenstown: b.
hernia, from Boston, for Liverpool
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Wood Has the Constitution.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-Governor Gen.
eral Wood, at Havana, has telegraphed the
War Department that he has been fur
nished copy of the Cuban constitution,
just completed by the convention, which
has been engaged In that work for some
months. The general is having the docu-
ment translated into English. 1t is not
improbable that General Wood will await
the report of the special committee of the
convention on relations with the United
States before forwarding the constitution
to the War Department.
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Celebrated in Cope Colony.

LONDON, Feb. 25.-The Cape Town cor
respondent of the Daily Chronicle says
that the Americans in several towns of
Cape Colony celebrated Washingtcn's birth
day, and that frequent references were
made 10 the good feeling existing between
Great Britain and the United States, to-
gether with expressions of hope that this
may long continue.
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PARIS, Feb. 24-Criminal proceedings
have been begun against NJ. Miervacque de
Lacour, a former member of the Chamber
of Deputies, on a charge of receiving 1900
francs, in return for his influence as deputy
for Brives-La Gaillarde, to shorten the
term of five years Imprisonment imposed
upon a son of Nine. Richet.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, Feb. A-Mrs. Cal
Richart. aged twenty-three. committed
suicide tonight with strychnine Her hus-
band is plano dealer. and because he en-
poyed two men instead of one they quar-
relied. This led to the suicide
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Fifty Days without Food.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
WINAMAC, Ind, Feb. 2-George T.
Larabee, a well-to-do farmer living six
miles of this place, has not tasted any
liquids or food for fifty days. Several
months ago his appetite began to fail, and
fifty days ago he stopped eating altogether
He cannot take medicines, stimuants or
nourishment of any kind. For seven weeks
past he has sat night and day in his chair
as he is unable TO lie down. He is eighty
two years of age.
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LIABILITIES.
State of Indiana. office of Auditor of State

State of Indiana, office of Auditor OF State.
l. the undersigned, auditor of state of the
State of Indiana, hereby certify that the
above is a correct copy OF the statement OF
the condition of the aforementioned COM
pany on the 3ist day of December, 1900 Q
shown by the original statement, and that
the said original statement is now on file
in this office.
In testimony whereof, 1 hereunto SUBJ
scribe my name and affix my OFF,
rSEAI.1 official seal this 18th day of Febru-
airy, 1901 w. II. HART.
Auditor of State.
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Weir-Brin Shooting Case.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LAPORTE, Ind, Feb. 24.-The grand jury,
which will legally probe the Weir-Brill case
of attempted murder, will meet tomorrow
morning. The states attorney says an in
dictment will be returned not later than
Tuesday morning. Brill will enter a plea
of not guilty and the defense which his
attorneys will offer will be Justification for
the deed. He is now enjoying his liberty
under heavy bond.
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Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
NEW ALBANY. Ind, Feb A-Carl At
i-ins, the seventeen-year-old son Of Wash
ington Atkins, died suddenly of heart dis
ease last evening while skating on pond
east of the city. He was with a number Of
COMPANIONS and gave cry OF pain He
ekated for the bank and just reached IL
when he fell. When his companions
reached MS side he was dead. Coroner
Starr returned a verdict OF death from
heart disease. caused probably by overex-
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by Rev. c. f. Under. of Marquette. Mich.
vice president OF the conference. At the
business session directors for the Orphans
Home at Joliet were elected as follows.
Rev. G.. Lundahl. South Chicago; Rev. j.
Nibelins, Joliet; F. q. Peterson, Engiewood-
For the Orphans Home at Andover: Rev.
=. Peterson. Galesburg: Rev. +. j. Brodine,
Orion, ILL.,; August SwensOn. Woodruff, Ill
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seven Pensioners Asphyxiated.

PARIS. Feb. 24.-At the Home for Old
Men in Noisy lie Sec this morning seven
pensioners were found dead from asphyxi-
alton. Two others were barely alive, but
there is a hope of saving them. 1t is sup
posed that the casualties were caused by
a defective chimney.
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shown about the city by the several COM
mittees appointed TO entertain him during
his stay here. On Saturday he was the
guest Of the University Club and was roy
ally entertained at its clubhouse both
morning and evening. To-day he was
driven through the parks and over the
boulevards, and at 800 o'clock this after
noon Mr.. WI left over the Baltimore *
Ohio Railway for Washington.
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Caused Sorrow in Rons-Kong.

LONDON, Feb. 25.-'"The news of the loss
of the Pacific mail steamship Rio de ia
Metro caused a profound sensation here"
says the Hong-Kong correspondent Of the
Daily Mail, land the reported sad fate
of Mr.. Wildman and his family was the
occasion of intense grief All the flags were
half-maSted"
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Transport SoIace Arrives.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 24-The trans
port Solace arrived here to-day from Ma
Mia with six officers and seventeen privates
sick and wounded. She also brought thir-
teen military prisoners. among whom is
Frederick NJ. Baker, a deserter, who was
captured while serving officer in the
Filipino army. He is under sentence OF
life Imprisonment.
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Revenue Conferee. i'm Session.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24-The Republican
conferees on the war revenue reduction
bill were in conference at the Capitol for
some time to-day. The members are reti-
cent regarding the deliberations OF the
committee, and refuse to make any state
ment further than that no final agreement
has been reached on the Senate and House
bills, but that one appears TO be altogether
prOba BILE
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REFUSED HELP.

CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE)
For some time this law has been a dead
letter. NJ. Brieux is the authority of LES
Remplacantes," a play recently produced
Partisan society for refusing 10 nurse their
own progeny.
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DISABLED AT SEA.

steamer Mira, New Orleans Tor Liver
pool, in n Bad Way.
ST. MICHAELS, Azores, Feb. A.-The
British steamer Mira, Captain Vincent
which sailed from New Orleans on Jan. %.
for Liverpool. was spoken on Feb. 10 in
latitude SO degrees north, longitude AZ west,
with her rudder head gone, by the British
steamer Forest Holme. captain Benton,
from Sabine Pass, Feb. 3. and Norfolk. Feb.
u, for Hamburg, which arrived here for
coal to-day. The Forest Holme reports
that, owing to her small coal supply, which
would only enable her to reach this port
alone, she was unable to render any as
sistance to the Mira.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-25
Richmond Annual Conference.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Ind, Feb. 4.-From March
IL to 10 the annual conference of the Rich
mond district of the Methodist Church will
be held in this city. The programme was
announced yesterday. Practically all the
ministers of the district given places
on the programme.
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VIII Visit Ireland Next Year.

LONDON. Feb. 24.-King Edward has in
formed Earl Cadogan. lord lieutenant OF
Ireland. that owing to deep mourning he
finds ii impossible to visit Ireland this
year, as he had wished TO do, but that he
hopes TO make the visit next year.
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Possibly a Victim of the Wreck.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb 24-Fear is en-
tertained by the friends of Harry Austin.
tw nty-three years old. formerly of Full
ton, n. Y, but lately of Jersey City, that
he was lost in the wreck of the Rio de
Janeiro off San Francisco. He is supposed
to have sailed from Hong-Kong on the
We. sci.
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Telegraph Operator Killed.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
AURORA. Ind, Feb. 24.-Mr. Dean Clapp,
aged twenty-five, night operator at No. IL
bridge on the Il. & o. S. w, was killed last
night by east-bound passenger train No.
S. which struck him as he stepped from the
accommodation train TO go to his office.
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ROME. Feb. IA dispatch from Castas-
nola says that two persons were killed and
many others were injured in the destruc-
ton of n theater there by fire.
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Geldcmeister lowed Into Port.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Feb. 4.-The long
overdue ship Otto Geldemeister was lowed
in here entirely dismasted this morning
by the steamer Nome City.
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PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. A.-Col. Robert
l.. Pollock, United States army, retired,
died to-day at Cornelius, Washington coun-
ty, in his eighty-second year. He was a
veteran of the Mexican and civil wars and
i'm the West
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-25
VIII say and Edit.

Kansas City Journal
Mr.. Bryan has discovered that news
paper is not like an orators mouth. Ii
cannot be started and then left to run OF
its own motion: Ii requires constant atten-
ton Mr.. Bryans trip 20 Europe has been
postpOned.
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Boston Transcript

Boston transcript
Speaking OF names. have IL direct from
a friend al Washington that pension has
actually been granted 20 private Thomas l..
Turnipseed, OF the South Carolina NOlun-
teers in the Florida-lndian war. Tommy
Turnipseed, There was name that ought
10 have got further up than the pension
list on the roll OF fame. But somehow IL
didn't. And somehow IL seems 10 me that
a man who has patiently borne the name
OF Turnipseed all through a good long hfc
ought 10 be pensioned by the government
ANYWAY
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-25
Prince Loved a Peasant Girl.

LONDON, Feb. 25-The Vienna corre-
spondent of the Morning Leader says
Prince Karl of Grey has committed sui
eide because he was Tilted by a peasant
girl
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Miners, strike An France.

PARIS, Feb. 2.-The National Federal
Committee OF Miners has decided to sup
port the strikers at Saint Eloy and Mont
ceaux les Mines. IL has declared a gen.
eral strike, and issued an appeal 10 the
publlc for funds to assist in carrying II out.
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ROME. Feb. 25.-The report that Arch
bishop Martinelli, apostolic delegate to the
United States, will be created cardinal
is confirmed.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind, FEB. A.-John s.
Lackey, of Cambridge City. whose annual
horse sale is to take place from March IL to
is. has also arranged for a second sale to
be held May Z, s, 3 and 10.
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Locnl ob.ervntion. ON sundn,.

Bar. Their H. Wind Weather. Pre-.
z a. m. .29sS IL 80 Swest. 1t snow. t
z D. m..29.s9 80 Sc Swest. PIT. cl' dy. T
Maximum temperature. 30: minimum tenn
perature. 10.
Following is comparative statement of
the mean temperature and total precipita-
ffon for Sunday Feb "a.
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The Assets of the Company in the United States
are as fellows:

Cash on hand and in the hands
of agents or other persons.--... $i2526S-s4
Real estate unincumbered. 414,55o.s9
Bonds owned by the company.
bearing interest at the rate Of
per cent, secured as follows:
L. S. per cent. bonds, 1925....... 1H,S00.00
Loans on bonds and mortgages
of real estate, worth in gross
double the amount for which
the same is mortgaged, and
free from any prior incum-
Drance 1uooc,ooo.io
Debts otherwise secured.......... 2,4s6, 0.49
Debts for premiums ............... l,3S5,6l9.l
All other securities ............... L.O21. 1882
Total assets ..................s2 6 44O, 297.2s
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not DUE. SS5,S970o
Losses unadjusted ....-............ III. 1000
All other claims against the COM
pany sLf3, fo0o1
Legal reserve ..................-. -, 345, 4SlO0
Total liabilities 81. 746, 953S2
The greatest amount in any one risk.
SIS, 000
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CLEVELAND. Feb. 2f-Ministef WI
Tingfang spent Sunday quietly in this city.
His visit has extended from Friday morn
ing until this afternoon. In the interim hs
has made half dozen addresses and been
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Baltimore American.
AS so-calied Christian science claimed
through an advocate IN New York 10 re-
store a diseased rubber plant TO full
strength and beauty. n might not BE- =
bad idea to test IL on the "yo3loWo" -
the San Jose scale.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money IL Il fails to cure.
Z. W. Groves signature Il On each box. Sc
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LONDON. Feb. 25.-The British Admir-
atty viii send third-class cruiser Gallipsie
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Copy Of Statement Of the Condition
OF THE
UNION CENTRAL LIFE
Insurance
Company
OntEle 3Ist day of December, 1900.
1t is located at No. s5s West Fourth street.
Cincinnati. o.
Onthe 3Ist day of December, 1900
JOHN NJ. PATTISoN, President.
T. p. MARSHALL, Secretary.

The amount of its capital is..........si 900
The amount of its capital paid up is. 10000
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to the Newfoundland coast to train fisher
men for the naval reserve.
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Kansas City Journal.

Kansas City Journal.
A contemporary observes that Editor
organs paper Is sadly In need OF a proof
reader" 1t IL more sadly still IN need of an
editor.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-London bought about
about 35OOO shares in the local market. There was
a good demand for Southern Railway Erie Read
ing Atchison and Union Pacific
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loan quotations
were: Atchison common, Manhattan. Delaware
and Hudson, Western Union, Louisville and Nash
Vile and Baltimore and Ohio common, per cent;
Rock Island, ~ Atchison preferred, Chicago Bur-
lington and Quincy, Peoples Gas. Anaconda Anal
gamated Copper General Electric Missouri Pacific
New-York Central. Northwestern. Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific preferred Reading first preferred
St. Paul, Sugar Union Pacific common and pre-
ferred. Wabash preferred, Erie common and frst
preferred United States Leather preferred, Brook
lyn Rapid Transit, Tennessee Coal and Iron
Southern Railway preferred and United States
Steel common and preferred, 24Q215.
UNITED STATES LEATHER SHARES-The
current increased activity in United States Leather
shares is said to be based on the belief that a
rearrangement of the company's capital will be
made and the deferred dividends on the preferred
stock paid The accumulated dividends amount to
over 81 per cent. officers of the company state
that their business IS extremely heavy and the con-
cern is in a sound condition.
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAs-The June
report of the Missouri Kansas and Texas shows an
increase in gross earnings of S307 852, and de-
crease in net earnings of S136, 300 For the fiscal
year gross earnings increased S2.776571, and net
earnings s407 s94 Surplus after and rentals
was s78l779. AS there is only S13.OO0O0O of pre-
ferred stock the surplus would permit dividend
but there is no official information that one will
be declared this year.
AMERICAN LOCOMoTIvE.-An plants of the
American Locomotive Company are working on
full time. It's yearly capacity now about fifteen
hundred locomotives, will be Increased to two thou
sand, by enlarging the Richmond and Schenectady
works Ita present policy ID to MI all orders from
American railroads and simply watch foreign mar
kets. but when the domestic demand slackens. then
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17

tho 1aadar IN strength. with considerable outside
buvinr The common advanced 1Q2 points between
sales At the close II showed an advance OF
points selling from 81 to 80; about 1880 shares were
traded in. The preferred. on purchases OF '"V
shares, advanced points while the oonds lose
per cent in the offerings. American Can issues
were quiet but steady. Kansas City, Fort Scott
preferred sold up to rs. There was good demand
for Dominion Securities Company around 0s12-
Electric Boat sold up to 10. Consolidated Ke-
friqerating was active at the close selling at 5sQ
G. In the copper shares British Columbia was hrrn
selling up TO IA Apache Copper sold at 46ss sea
board issues were quiet but steady. The bank
shares were dull
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
CONDITION OF TRADE.
"Dun's Review" says;

The distribution of merchandise has proceeded
this week a steady and satisfactory scale
west the relief from the long drouth and heat is
beginning TO be reflected in larger retail trade,
that for the quarter promise is held out OF larger
has improved with the refusal of the steel workers
in the Chicago district TO strike. and the effect IN
other lines OF manufacture mas oeen wnoles9rne
Crop conditions in the territory most affected by
the recent drouth are improving. and the weather
east of the Missouri River though rains have in
terrupted the spring wheat harvest Railroad
earnings continue TO show remarkable gains, the
first week of August returns indicating 99 per cent
increase over last year and 1914 over 1899. Bank
week over 1900 and ga 1899, while the gain is
1913 per leading cities outside New-York
over 1900 ard 10 over 1899. Although each day the
struggles of the steel strikers grow feebler, there
has been sufficient interruption during the last six
weeks to affect prices extensively. particularly on
sales for immediate delivery.
''Bradstreet's' says:
noted in trade circles this week and fall trade may
be said to have opened actively. While the most
eral large markets in the belt send cheer
full reports. based partially upon still further I'M
provement in crop conditions, but likewise the re
suit OF the growth of feeling that while the yields
OF most crops will be smaller than last year the
purchasing power of the agricultural community a.
a whole will be little impaired, advances In In
view. Weather and crop conditions in the North
erous yields and 10 stimulate jobbinG demand in
nearly all lines Good crops in the Pacific North
west are also reported and the outlook for fan
trade in that section is a cheerful one the only
flaw at present being the strike confronting the
shipring interests at San Francisco Fresh vege-
tables and fruits and country produce are scarce
end high in price. and canned goods also tend high
er. Southern trade advices are marred by damage
Inflicted by the severe storm of Wednesday and
Thursday, which appears to have hurt the Louisi-
hurt sugar cotton very much. Timely rains have
improved cotton in the Mississippi Valley and ad-
heavy yield
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
INTERNATIONAL STEAM PUMP.

Renewed buying of International steam FurnP
common at advancing price was striking 1eal-
ure in the industrial list yesterday PurchaseS
were made for interests well informed regarding
the prospects of the company and by investors who
are beginning 20 realize that a A per cent STOCK
selling at 40 is attractive bargain The com
pany declared a dividend of per cent on its com
stock last spring to be paid in quarterly IN
stalments. The money for the full dividends was
put aside from last years earnings-a policy which
reflects the conservative character of the COM
pany's management. The policy is followed
by the Delaware and Hudson company, and it is
likely to be adopted by many more in the course
of time. AS investments there is hesitancy in
placing the shares of the sound industrial
alongside of the railway issues. and the time will
doubtless come when Standard Oil, Singer Sewing
Machine, General Electric and Pullman will not be
the only fancy priced industrial issues quoted The
report of the International Steam Pump Company
for the last year shows undivided net profits Of
$1,96235O after preferred dividends of S77s,OO0
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Aug. l6, p. m.-The market Tor Ameri-
can securities was irregular and dull. Final
changes were small Last quotations follow: Ana
corda slk: Canadian Pacific ll3&; ST Paul, 1852;
Illinois Central l49; Louisville and Nashville 1868
New-York Central. l5slz: Northern Pacific pre-
ferred lO8: Pennsylvania, 747s; Southern Pacific,
IS; United States Steel ~; do preferred, S5lz
Atchison 77Ia: 90 preferred, S9%; Baltimore and
Ohio lQl. Chesapeake and Ohio, 47S4; Chicago
Great Western, p; Denver and Rio Grande, SO.
do preferred g5: Erie. 20; DO 1st preferred, 662
do "a preferred 52lz; Missouri Kansas and Texas.
~ DO preferred, 54i2; Norfolk and Western. 55s
90 preferred S0lz Ontario and Western 357si Read
ing 2I7k. do LIST preferred. 40; DO ID preferred "a;
Southern Railway. 325si do preferred. So Union
Pacific l0lA; do preferred. s219; Wabash, 2. and
DO rreferred 81
New-York tribune., 1901-08-17
operatlons in the foreign aeId vim beeOme aggres-

sive.
GRAIN EXPORTS" exports OF
wheat and flour for the week aggregate 9O"s' Iot
bushels against ssS2 100 last week. and S'ilS.o4i
last year. Since July l. 44'O'Z'SSz oushelS' ,ss
., oot oeo last year Corn for the week aggregates
SOS. sO7 bushels. against 99O,714 last week aiiu
s.117Oso last year. Since July l. 922' los DusieS
against "a sS1 ia bushels last year. bAPoi'S u
wheat are again the largest reported
GENERAL ELECTRIC.-The advance III -.
- r,1otric x,as largely due TO the revival of the
renort that the directors will soon do something 70
reimburse the stockholders for the reducuon %
stock made some time ago. It is said on hish
authority that It is making upward OF 50 per ceh'
ner annum on its present Capitalization