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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-08
new FRENCH CABINET
PORTFOLIO OF FINANCE ACCEPTED
BY n. ROUvIER, RADICAL.
Ministers Presented to President Lou
bet Last Evening by NJ. Combes,
the New Premier.

PARIS June IN Rouvier to-day &C
cepted the portfolio of finance in the new
Combes Ministry, and the Cabinet is thus
completed The new French Cabinet is con-
stituted as follows: Premier, minister of
the interior and minister of public worship,
Senator Combes minister of Justice. Sena-
tor Valle minister of foreign affairs. NJ.
Delcasse; minister of war General Andre;
minister of marine. NJ. Pelletan; minister
of public instruction, Senator Chaumie;
minister of public works, NJ. Maruejoutes;
minister of colonies, NJ Doumergu; minis
ter of commerce. NJ Trouillot. NJ Berard.
a member of the Chamber of Deputies, will
become under secretary of posts.
The ministerial declaration will announce
that the task which will call for most of
the attention of the government and Par
lament will be strengthening the countrys
finances and will dwell on the necessity for
economies and reforms calculated TO re-
tablish the budget equilibrium. The Cabi-
net therefore will introduce measure pro-
viding for a more just, proportional dis
tribution of the taxation, and it also desires
to reduce the term of military service. The
ministerial declaration VIII further render
homage TO the Waldeck- Rousseau Ministry
and the policy of Republican defense which
the recent election so strikingly Endorsed.
The new Cabinet will continue this policy
and will battle if necessary the ma china
tions of the coalition which vainly sought
TO divert the army from its duties and
which associated in its schemes against the
republic a section of the clergy, which for
got its duties.
France has passed through a cabinet
crisis and the new Combes ministry has
been formed without a ripple of excitement
among the general public even in the
Hobbies of the Chamber of Deputies. Sen
ator Combes the first name mentioned
as a successor TO NJ Waldeck-Rousseau
and Immediately after the latters resigna-
ton as Premier became official, and as
soon as NJ. Brisson announced that he
could not form a Cabinet, a Combes Minis
try became a certainty.
AS was inevitable after the verdict of the
court and the unequivocal vote in the
Chamber of Deputies In the election Of NJ.
Bourgeois as President. the new Cabinet
MAS chosen as almost entirely from among
the Radicals. II. Combes physically, is the
smallest member OF the Cabinet, but in
spite OF his sixty-seven years he is very
active and energetic and lives modestly
near the Senate house. He is president of
the Democratic group in the Senate and an
eloquent orator.
The presence OF M. Rouvier, who enters
the Cabinet in the role of the savior of his
countrys finances, is a distinctly reassur-
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CITY NEWS NOTES.

Members of the Benton County Citizens
Association will give their fourteenth an
nual picnic at Brokside Park next Friday
after noon.
Patrolmen Rockefeller and Smith yester-
day arrested W. II. Anderson, who il al
legged 10 have robbed Mrs Anglia Wickes.
No. go Banks avenue. OF ti4.
DR.. Rebecca Rogers George returned yes
terdag from Bloomington. where she de-
livereid a course of lectures before the
women OF the State University
The Indianapolis public schools will ap-
propriately observe Flag day" June "A
Programmes are being arranged in the
schools and the exercises will be general in
them throughout the city.
Luuellus Hussey. who says his home is in
Iockland. O., reported 10 the police last
night that he was robbed OF "silverine"
watch while he was asleep in a chair in
front OF Engiish's H2teL
The commencement exercises of 81. Agnes
Academy will be held In the school Monday
June 10. at p. m. The graduates are
Misses Margaret Cullen. Mary Josephine
Cain and Anastasie Marie o DonneI
At the O'Clock mass this morning al 81
Johns Church class will receive It's ffsf
holy communion and afterwards be con-
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Dick Wilson sent The Bishop, 2:07&4,
mile in Pa last Tuesday.
Ed Hardin. OF Smiths Valley, has two
green PAGERS that take TO their work well.
out OF 225 sidewheelers in training at
pies.
The Doble-H ickok string is in good condi-
ton but neither trainer has called on them
for fast effort Yet.
Art - Davis. who developed May Allen,
2.O9Iz of LadOga, has six new ones that he
believes will develop speed.
Ed BenyOn has added Sufret. PISA. Anna
Held and Kitty Wall. owned By c. III. An
tno-y, of Munoie. 10 the Walnut Hall sta
Bile.
Mart Wilson, who has the Reardon sta
bic has suffered in the work OF his horses
by slight attacks of distemper. Others have
also suffered
Mart Wilson thinks the hve-year-oid bay
mare by Culyer, that he Is working. Is .
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Disposition of the Burghers.

PRETORIA, June THE arrangements
for the disposal of the surrendered burghers
are almost complete. No large concentra-
ton will be allowed in the outlying districts
owing TO the difficulty which might arise
in feeding the people. Those burghers who
can subsiSt on their farms will be given ten
DAYS ratiors and allowed TO begin their
new life Immediately. Those who are I'M
able TO so subSist viii be permitted to join
their families in the camps and remain
there until their homes are once more made
habitable All others will be divided among
the various camps.
The outlook for a final satisfactory set
Element. without friction, grows brighter
the more one sees OF the surrendered
burghers and talks with them.
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The Riverside Selling Stakes.

to-day was greatly marred by rain. which
began before the third race and fell in tor
rents for half an hour and converted the
track into a quasmire- In the Riverside
selling stakes OF $500. at one mile. Meabina
proved much the best in the sloppy going
and won by two lengths after being out
IN front all the way. Harry New, the La
TOnia Derby winner, beat Lucien Appleby
the favorite. two lengths for the place. The
victory of Meabina was a costly one TO the
bOOkmakers, as she had been backed from
a. 10 L down to Is TO 1 at post time To-
days racing marked the beginning of the
Harlem meeting proper, the Hawthorne
meeting, the last half Of which was run off
at Harlem owing TO the destruction of the
Hawthorne grand stand, having closed yes
teTday. Winners in order: Last knight.
9 70 1; CiGnfallon, to 5; Won Rouse, / to p
Nieabina, 10 TO /; Articulate, 9 10 20; Prowi,
z 10 l.
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CINCINNATI, June The Latonia Oaks
was the feature OF the racing at Latonia
to-day. There were only four starters. but
the betting on the race was very lively
Marque was the favorite at 3 to 5. The
neld went away in a nice bunch and as
They passed the grand stand Pomona went
10 the front. Her jockey. Matthews, took
the hlly along nicely and she was fever
headed, winning by three lengths. Maruue
WHO was knocked out of the race at the
first turn. came from last position at the
had OF the stretch and beat Wanna
Aloinen and Talpa were coupled as the Tai
bot entry. Jake HOlton took up his duties
IS starter to-day and did good work with
The hag. Winners in order: Sim w. TO +;
SecundUs, TO .; Erema. 70 5: Flora Po-
mona, tod; Luralighter, 3 to /: St. Hera,
70 l.
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DALSMAN WON in MINUTE
CAPTURED THE GREAT AMERICAN
STAKES IN VERY FAST TIME.
Riverside stakes at Harlem Won by
Meabina, with Harry New Sec
Ond-Other Races.

NEW YORK. June ii r. and r. P.
Keene's colt Dalsman won the great Amer
fean stakes for two-year-olds at FIVE fur
longs at Gravesend to-day. covering the
distance IN 100 fat in the fastest time
ever made in the stake Dalsman, coupled
with his stable companion. Injunction. was
favorite at 70 3. He won in hard drive
by a short head from Artvis, which beat
Martie Lewis four lengths. In the Broad
way stakes for three-year-olds Old Eng
land. quoted at l 10 %. took the lead at
the fall OF the flag, and. holding II through
out. won by two lengths. Winners in or
der. Josepha. IS 10 10; Col. Bill 10 to /:
Dalsman. 9 20 5; Old England, / TO %; Gin
qUevalh, TO l; Lucky Star. i 10 l.
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by Sonticus. he viii be campaigned by Dr.
Jones, Price. $3.50.
The burning of a barn at Veedersburg,
Ind. last week. resulted in the destruction
of the PAGER Harry Hornett, 2:lSA, and
several other valuable horses.
The sister TO Cresceus. 2:0214, owned at
haywood farm, has a fine FLY foal by Oak
land Baron that has the conformation and
action of "sure-enough' PAGER.
1t is reported that Gold Brick, the green
PAGER in George Spears string, paced
mile in 2:07l4 last season, while in the
hands of James f. Brown, at Philadelphia.
Wood Wilkes. a promising f1ve-year-oid
green trotter, fell dead in a workout at
Fort Wayne. Ind, last week, while being
driven a preparatory mile by W. II. Flem-
ing.
Jerre O'Neil. of Boston, has sold the
black pacing stallion Chehalis. 2:o44, to ).
Ishman. of Morrisville. VT who will place
his new purchase in the campaigning sta
BILE of Will UttOn.
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MATINEE RACES.
First viii BE mt Business Mems Track
Next Saturday.

TIE Business Mems Driving Club expects
10 resume its matinee race meetings for
the season next Saturday. There has been
an early demand for these weekly meet
ings. but the track needed much working
TO make IL faster and a couple of weeks
have been used in going over il and putting
Il IN shape If the coming week Is one or
sunshine il is believed the track will be
fast and springy by the opening meeting.
Secretary Roth SAYS he hnds more than
usual enthusiasm among the members OF
the club and there are many new candi-
dates FOR matinee hOnors. The racing day
has been changed from Friday afternoon
10 Saturday afternoon, because il was dem
onstTated that this waS a better day for
both members and spectators.
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DAD" CAIN SHOT.
Prisoner MortaIIy Wounded While
Trying to Escape from FIT. Sheridan.

oner at Fort Sheridan, attempted TO make
his escape this evening and was shot and
mortally wounded by the sentry placed over
him. The man who did the shooting was
Lawrence Dunn. a private of the Twen-
tieth Infantry, now stationed at the post
Dunn had ordered Cain and another pris-
oner to return to the guardhouse. Gains
companion obeyed, but Cain went in the
opnosltc direction Dunn could not go after
him. as he had another prisoner in charge.
Six times he called on Cain TO halt, and
when the latter finally started 10 run Dunn
shot him down. Cain died within an hour
after being shot He was under sentence
OF three years and had three months yet to
serve. He was considered the bad man
of the post, and had mode much trouble.
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Club Members Handicap.

ST LOUIS. June 7.-Searcher won the
Club Members handicap. at one mile and
quarter, at the fair grounds to-day reduc-
Ing the track record from 2:O6 to EOS. Lady
Strathmore was made a Is TO 10 favorite
with Searcher second choice, at to /
Searcher took command in the final fur
dong md won oy two lengths. Terra Firna
beating South Breeze two lengths for the
place. Winners in order; Don Luis 10 1:
Lillian NJ. u /; Balloon. 10 /: Searcher
10 /. Mcconnell. 10 to /; Crimean, Is to 5;
McnOs Q 20 ,.
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ing feature, though many politicians CUES
ton whether the divergent views Of NJ.
Rouvier and the advanced Radicals prom
ises a long life for the Ministry. The
Temps says: The moment has come when
a policy of sound finances Is the beginning
and end of all French politics.
The Journal des Debats, which represents
moderate opinion, thinks conflict is near
and inevitable and says: The policy of
the Ministry, as outlined. is a negatiop ap-
basement We are promised a brutal ap-
nicat alton OF the law of associations and
the suppression of liberty of teaching. We
have serious reasons TO believe the Minis
try will not last three years. as did its
predecessor
The members of the new Cabinet pro-
ceeded to 10 the palace of Elysee al 8
scented them TO President Loubet. who
signed the, DEGREES appointing them minis
ters They will hold their first council at
the ElySee Tuesday morning and will pre-
sent themselves before the Chamber of
Deputies Wednesday afternoon.
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SHRINERS ON THE COAST.
Eight TraipIoads Reach San Fran
cisco-Entertainmen Plans.

SAN FRANCISCO, June Preparations
for the reception and entertainment of the
mobiles of the Mystic Shrine are complete,
and the programme assures a series of gala
events seldom or never equaled here. There
will be a day parade, a gorgeous night
parade, a grand ball, a banquet at which
1000 guests will be seated, besides minor
receptions and excursions. The city will be
splendidly decorated and Illuminated at
night. Eight of the various Mystic Shrine
special trains, of which no less than fifteen
their way here from the East, ar
rived to-day
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Martin Was Under weight.

LONDON. June TN the race for the
Exemption Park two-year-old plate of 1.00O
soveseigns at Kcmpton Park to-day Lord
DupTaven's Salute. with J. II. Martin. the
american jockey. up came in first but an
objection vas lodged against Salute on the
ground that the horse carried thirty pounds
below weight The stewards viii decide
pality was second and William c. Whit
Isy's Ayrshire Beauty was third
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Bryan Refuses to Run.

LINCOLN, Neb.. June TN statement
given out this evening Colonel William ].
Bryan says he. is not a candidate and
under TO circumstances will he be a can
di6ate for Governor Of Nebraska this fall.
The statement is in answer to an interview
with former Senator Allen. in which the
latter declared Colonel Bryan should be a
fusion nominee.
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ALLEGED IRREGULARITIES.


HAVANA, June Pending an investiga-
ton of the books of the custom house here
Cashier Acosta has been suspended from
duty OfhciaIs of the customs department,
decline 10 state whether or net fraud has
been committed, but the press intimates
that irregularities have been discovered,
and lays stress upon the statement that
these alleged irregularities occurred during
the American control of the island. No ar
rests have been made in connection with
hooks
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Beers Enjoying Themselves.

HAMILTON. Bermuda. June THE Boer
officers. who have been living in the prison
camps near here have been driving about
the island for the past few days They are
enjoying themselves immensely. Most of
them are men of fine Eaysique. They are
courteous and many Of them are wealthy
and spend their money freely Generally
they express satisfaction at the Urea tment
they have received, but all OF them are glad
that the war in South Africa is over. This
afternoon the Boer officers were enter
tained at government house.
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Losses by Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, June Three build
tngs OF the Erdenheim stock farm, near
his city. were destroyed by IRE to-day.
give thoroughbred horses were burned TO
death. The loss is placed at 100000.
RENO, Ney.. June Fire which broke
out this afternoon in Lathrops store, at
Wadsworth. destroyed the principal block
of the town. The loss was estimated at
$40 90
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Almost a Riot in Convention.

WEIGH, w. Va, June THE Republic
an convention for the nomination of a state
senator here to-day almost ended in riot.
Revolvers and clubs were used. The chair
man was carried from the hall, bruised and
bleeding The fight was between the fol-
lowers of Senator y. B. Scott and of j. l..
Caldwell, who is candidate to succeed
Scott in the United States Senate.
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Obituary..

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, June edward
Pratt Barrett. of Troy. o. superintendent
Of the National Cemetery at Hampton.
dropped dead of heart disease to-day. His
PREDECESSOR in office. Major William Diecht,
met death in the same manner a year ago.
LONDON, June I. Lord Braybrooke
fCharles CORVALLIS NEVILLE died suddenly
this morning at Saffron Walden. He was
born in 1923.
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Olney Endorsed for President.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June IA mass meet
ing, attended by a large number of the
most prominent Democrats in Memphis and
Shelby county, tonight Endorsed Richard
Olney, of Massachusetts,, a candidate of
the Democratic party for President two
years hence, and Mr.. Olney was invited to
visit Memphis at his convenience to adj
dress the people of Tennessee on Political
conditions of the Republic To-day"
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Refugees want to Return.

DENVER, June THE twenty-seven
Bosr refugees in this vicinity have formu-
lated an appeal 10 the British ambassador
at Washington relative 10 their return 10
South Africa These twenty-seven speak
for the ninety Boers who are in Colorado.
They ask that arrangements be made For
their return 10 South Africa. and promise
10 be law-abiding citizens The appeal has
been forwarded TO Washington.
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quest and protest. 1t is not 10 be thought
of for minute. ! cannot understand the
course of the chairman who was elected
yesterday and has seen fit to intrude him
choice of the candidates and my own earn
est appeal for withdrawal. l have labored
hard for harmony and TO bring end to
factional strife, but my efforts have been
unavailing. l thus feel compelled to take
the radical step l am taking.
Abel was elected chairman of the Re
publican county executive committee not
withstanding the strong protest of Mr.. Bur-
tom
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second May Allen. She trotted a mile IN
2:io. last quarter in :S3M.
Greeley Winnings is making rapid prog
ress with Ebba 2:14. Miss Guy and the
handsome gray Ally Edith Hartzell. all
having been better than $50
Mirsh. 2:09i4, and several others are in
Steve Smiths hands. He will have DR. c.
A. Whites Mary, 2:1sA. and Castle Hail,
two Guy Princetons, next week.
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Homes for Beers.

CAPE TOWN, June 7.-Advices received
from Buenes Ayres say the Argentine gov
eminent has appointed a special agent to
visit the camps in South Africa and offer
free transportation to Beers DESTROYS of
emigrating TO Argentina.
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snspp IN Succeed Hopkins

AURORA, H., June THE Eleventh dis
trict Republican convention to-day nomi-
mated Howard NJ. Snapp. of Joliet to sue
coed A. ]. Hopkins in Congress. Resolu-
tions were adopted indorsing Representa-
tive Hopkins for senator.
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NEW YORK. June The Dixana year
linss which were 70 be sold at the sales
paddock at Sheepshead Bay to-day were
transferred to the Gravesend paddock and
a big crowd was in attendance The bid
ding was very spirited Newton Benning-
ton bought the Chic by Imp. Ben Streme-
1rvanna, for 5000. the highest price of the
sale.
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Kansas City Journal

Kansas City Journal
An old-fashioned woman gossipinr AZ
Atchison the other day. told OF a Young
man who stole 50 and went 20 CHICAGO and
raised the devil for a month. The idea OF A
man raising the devil for a month IL Chi
cago on $40 reminds us OF the story they
tell out al Hays City on a Topeka dude
who went for the second time into . soda
water place and said: "Barkeep. give me
another OF those ginger ales--Im on one
Ill CT : A-<--''
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George n. Hughes Dead.

George H Hughes. a dealer in wall paper.
died last evening al his home. s30 North
East street. from coma. lie WAS forty-fve
years old and leaves a wife and two chill
dren- The funeral will be al Terre Haute
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Nero shoot. HI. wife.

a negro. shot and fatally wounded his wife
and then committed suicide at Fifteenth
and Grayson streets, in Louisville, TO-
night The shooting was the result of q
quarrel.
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facilities offered by Great Britain for his
return to South Africa, but has accepted
Queen Wilhelmina's offer of a Dutch YES
sci to convey him to South Africa when he
decides to return there.
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kruCer UnreconciIea.

AMSTERDAM. June lit is reported
here that Mr.. Kruger has declined the
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ONCE hours 8 to IL am. / to ..

THE sherwin- Williams paint sold
by Barbe & Davis is giving the very
best satisfaction.
D. B. WATERS is erecting two
houses on Jones Ave. and j. David
Shean one on Stewart street.
YOU will want screen doors and
windows before long. Barrie & Davis
have nice line.
SEWING machines and Carpets are
sold much cheaper at Posten's than
elsewhere.
THE smallpox scare over Cheat has
subsidized No new cases have devel-
oped and there is little probability of
any. The health officers prompt and
vigorous action prevented a panic,
THERE is move on foot to close
the banks at noon on Saturday during
the summer as was done last year but
no agreement has been reached. Some
Of the bankers favor closing at noon
on Saturday all the year. This is
done in many places. Should an
agreement be reached we see no reason
why the hour Saturday evening for
savings deposits could not be kept in
| force
THE M. Z. Sunday School and the
Y. M. G.. A. will have an excursion to
some point yet to be selected Is or 20
miles down the river. The date will
be about the 21st or 22nd. A COM
mittee was appointed yesterday to
make all arrangements and the de-
tails of the trip will be announced in
a few days. 1t is safe to say that the
trip will be pleasant one.
MEMORIAL day arrangements are
well along and the program is about
completed The celebration will be
a memorable one. Invitations have
been sent far and wide, the railroads
Will give excursion rates and run
special trains hence there is no doubt
of great crowd. At night the i'm
mense new armory of the University
will be dedicated by a grand ball.
There will be plenty of entertainment
for all.