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The Indianapolis journal., 1902-08-14
HAITIS REVOLUTION.
Three Provinces I'm RebeIIiOn-French
Cruiser to Protect a Steamer.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1S.-Minister Pow
ell cabled the State Department from Port
au-Prince to-day that GOnaives was in the
hands of the revolutionary forces under
General Firmin. On Monday he cabled
that the Vasquez government had notified
him that GOnaives with three other prov
inces. were in rebellion.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti. Aug 13.-The
French steamer Ferdinand de Lesseps has
sailed for Cape Haitien. accompanied by
the French cruiser D'Assas. which will
protect the entry OF the De Lesseps to the
port In case OF opposition from Admiral
Killick on the Firminst gunbOat Crete-a-
PierrOt. a report reaches here TO the effect
that Admiral Killick has cut the cable be-
tween Mole St Nicholas and Santiago and
Intends TO cut the cable between Mole ST
Nicholas and Cape Haitien. All is quiet
here.
The blockade OF the port OF Cape Haitien
by the gunbOat Crete-a- PierrOt was an
nOunced in a dispatch from Port-au-P Prince
Aug Il Cablegrams from Commander Nc
Crea. of the United States gunboat Ma
chias, Aug. y. said that this blockade was
Ineffective and that he considered it aban-
dOned
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-08-14

PRETTY SCENE ON THE LAWN
RECEIVES 4 GREATER
OVATION THAN THE KING.
Incidents of the Closing of Religious
Schools in Finisterre-Threats
of the Peasants.

LONDON, Aug. 13.-The Indian corona
ton troops, to the number of 1900. were re-
viewed by King Edward at Buckingham
Palace this afternoon. The arrangements
were similar to those of yesterday, when
body of colonials was reviewed. The Prince
OF Wales presented medals to the men.
who are all picked troops, including Lord
Curzon's body-guard. They presented
fine spectacle in their new vari-colored uni
forms The Princess Victoria and other
royal persons took snapshot pictures while
the ceremony was in progress. Queen
Alexandra and many notables were pres
ent. The King wore a bejeweled sword that
cost $4,000. which was presented to him
yesterday by the Maharajah of Jaipur.
The scene on the terrace was a very bril-
liant one, the European military and levee
dress being quite outshone by the splendid
apparel Of the Indian princes. The Queen
wore a heliotrope costume with a small
toQue of the same shade. She received a
greater ovation than the King both
passed down line of notables, bowling and
shaking hands. The young sons of the
Prince of Wales, the Princes Edward and
Albert constituted themselves aids to the
King and fetched several general officers
who smilingIy obeyed their summons to an
audience with their grandfather.
The great lawn below the terrace was a
marvellous sight in red, yellow, green and
blue. The Bengalese, Sikhs Gurkhas and
Punjab cavalry made strong contrast TO
single khaki spot, where the British reg
ulars from India stood. At the word of
command 1uttering lances, rifles and car
bines were grounded and the contingents
one by one filed past the royal canopy, sa-
luting their Majestes and receiving medals
at the hands of the Prince of Wales. At
the close of the review the troops were
drawn up in front of the King, who ad-
dressed the officers as follows:
Il wish 10 convey to all ranks the salts
faction II mas given me to see this splendid
contingent from India l almost feared
owing 10 my serious illness, that 1 would
be prevented from having the advantage
OF seeing you, but l am glad to say that
by Gods mercy L am we'll again. 1 recog-
nize among you many Of the regiments L
had the advantage of seeing at Delhi during
my tour of India. l hope the contingent has
enjoyed its stay in England and that all
may return in safety to their homes. / wish
you to convey those sentiments from me to
all ranks of all your command"
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-08-14
PAPAL GREETINGS.
Bishop O'GOrman VIII Bear Them TO
the President on Saturday.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Bishop O'Gorman.
of Sioux Falls, S. D., who accompanied
Governor Taft to the Vatican and who re-
turned on Tuesday bearing a gift to Presi-
dent Roosevelt from the Pope, will on Sat-
urday visit Oyster Bay and present the
gift, which is a mosaic OF the Pope sitting
on a terrace in the Vatican gardens sur
rounded by a number of students. with a
view Of Rome in the distance. The bishop
has accepted an invitation to dine with
the President
Bishop O'Gorman will go to Newport,
probably tomorrow, 10 visit Cardinal Glib
bOns. He said he bore a special message
Of greeting TO the cardinal from the Pope.
Later he will visit st. Paul, Mimi, as the
bearer of a similar special greeting to
Archbishop Ireland.
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OVER 5000 ELKS in LINE
PARADE OF MEMBERS OF THE Or
DER AT THEIR ANNUAL REUNION.
Award of Prizes for Unique Displays
Next Meeting of Grand Lodge to
BE Held i'm Baltimore.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Aug. 13.-The Grand
Lodge of EI1s to-day selected Baltimore as
the place OF meeting for the annual re-
union of the Grand Lodge in 1903. and prac-
tically completed its business. with the ex-
ception of the installation of the new grand
officers. This VIII take place tomorrow.
But two cities were in the field for the
honor of entertaining the Elks next year.
Baltimore and Saratoga Springs. and lively
canvassing was done in behalf of these
cities.
The spectacular feature of to-days pro-
gramme was the parade OF the uniformed
bodies of Elks, In which over 5000 of the
fraternity took part. Prizes. amounting TO
$I.75O had been offered for the marching
clubs. and many beautiful and unique uni
forms were displayed by the lodges partic-
ipating. To The Park City Elks, of Park
City, Utah, was given the first prize for
the most unique display. Each member
was arrayed as a miner. and each had with
him burro laden with all the supplies nee
essary to a prospector. The Cotton Pick
ers," of GreenviIIe, Miss, with black faces
and garbed in the outlandish rags of a
Southern plantation negro, cake-walking
and dancing and following a float laden
with cotton bales, was awarded the second
Joliet. H.. I'm the penitentiary stripes, keep
ing the prison lOck-step, were given third
prize.
For the best display prizes given
follows: Montana. first; Quien Sabe Lodge,
o. FL Paso, Tex, second; Omaha third.
Seattle had the best float. a model of the
battleship Seattle, fully manned. Helena,
Mont, was given hOnOrs for the handsOm-
est banner, and the Third Regiment Band
OF San Francisco took the prize for the best
marching band
A number OF the members of the buffalo
BnFs" Wild West Show and Colonel Cody
himself. who are Elks. took part IN the
parade, adding one more picturesque ef-
feet 70 a remarkable parade.
With the installation OF the new Grand
Lodge officers and the transaction of some
routine business the Grand Lodge will con-
clude it's session tomorrow and the exodus
for home Will begin. Several hundred Elks
Will visit California, however, before turn
ing their steps eastward. II IS believed that
no change in the ritual will be made and
the new funeral service recently submitted
for adoption WILL ii is expected, go over
until next year.
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JObannsen Was InsubOrdinate.

TROMSOE, Norway. Aug. 13.-Evalyn b.
Baldwin and several members Of the crew
of the America have made statements
before a notary public regarding the dis
pute between Mr.. Baldwin and Captain
Johannsen of the America. Mr. Baldwin $
statement says Captain Johannsen refused
to obey orders of the ice-piot and that ne
cessitated his removal from the command
Baldwin also says that Captain Johannsen
left the vessel at Honnigsvaag without
Baldwin's knowledge or consent The re-
lations between Baldwin and the fce-pilot
were always of the best, the statement
asserts, and II is added that while the
death Of half of the dogs from worms
hindered the party from reaching as Far
north as intended, Baldwin Is confdent
that within twelve months the America
will reach the intended latitude, en- route
10 the north pole
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BERLIN, Aug. 13-The refusal of the
Bavarian Diet to vote funds asked by the
government for art purposes, has drawn
a sharp public censure from Emperor Will
liam, who offers personally TO furnish the
sum required. In telegram to Prince
Regent Luitpold, of Bavaria. from
Swinemunde, dated Aug. TO- the Emperor
said II hasten to express my displeasure
at the mean ingratitude displayed by this
action to the house OF Wittelsbach and
your august person which ever has been
a shining model in the support and ad-
vancement of art. 1 therefore beg 10 be
allowed to place at your disposal the sum
you require so that you may be enabled
TO accomplish your task in the domain of
art"
Prince Luitpold replied by telegraph. ex-
pressing his heartfelt thanks for the warm
interest shown by the Emperor and his
magnanimous offer. The Prince Regent con-
tinued. however. that he was glad TO saw
that through the public spirited liberality
of a member of the BaVarian Reichsrath
who had placed the requisite sum at his
disposal, the government already had been
placed in a position to carry out its original
designs.
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THE ROMANCE OF OSBORNE HOUSE.
A Home Which Was Very Dear to
Queen Victoria.
Washington Post.

W washington GOSl
The announcement Of King Edwards
presentation TO the English people has
been hailed with more less intelligent
enthusiasm by the American newspapers.
Osborne House possessed for the Kings
venerable and lamented mother a senti-
mental interest. The palace on the Isle Of
Wight was endeared to her by many pre-
cious memories. 1t was there she spent so
many happy days with her consOrt Prince
Albert-the love Of her youth, the constant
wise and tender companion of her early
womanhood, the crown Of her beautiful
maturity. She was profoundly devoted TO
him, as well she may have been for In the
history Of kings and queens there was
never "A more perfect union or a more en-
during attachment Those two loved Ike
ordinary people. OF all the German princes
that grated themselves on England's rich
and splendid stock, he was the one notable
exception 10 the rule OF avarice and spolia-
ton. He was no more like the four Georges
than gentleman Is Ike q pirate. lie was
a devoted husband. a wise. unselfish coun-
selor-the lover 10 his dying day. He played
his part with the English people so tact
fully. and In such a manifest spirit OF sin
cerity and true esteem, IL was impossible
TO suspect him OF mean design. Nor did
he ever cherish one. It may be that he
made a mistake in implanting the policy of
hostility 10 Russia, but II so. IL was an
honest error and meant for him nothing
but an added care. a deepened vigilance
He acted according 20 his lights-a brave
and honorable gentleman-and from the
most delicate position an alien ever occu-
pleu, ne eIueTBtu Win nouoF ana renOWn.
Osborne House was dear 10 Victoria. l.
represented the sweetest and the most gra-
cious period OF her august life We can
see the old Queen revising that sacred
arena OF her love. There. only. She sum
moned from the dead. and. save 10 her. for
gotten past the sacred pageant OF her
youth. There. she lived over again the
fOndest and the dearest hours OF her aston
ishing career. We dc not wonder that
Osborne House took high place in her wom-
ans heart. We can imagine nothing more
beautiful than that she should have gone
back there 10 die amid the SURROUNDINGS
associated with her interlude of perfect
happiness.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-08-14
street-RaiIway stock Sold.

OMAHA, Neb, Aug. 1S.-According to an
afternoon paper, the Omaha Street-railway
Company stock, aggregating $6OOO,OOO has
been sold in lump to a New York syndi-
cate, headed by the firm Of ]. and w.
Seligman & Co. The price paid is 80 cents
on the dollar for the total capitalization
of the company. The terms are cash and
the entire holdings of the Omaha stock
holders, which amounts TO more than four
fifths of the shares, Will so to the new
owners.
The Omaha company recently took over
Bluffs Bridge and Railroad Company and
that property is included in the present
sale. 1t is stated that the property has
four years.
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Temperatures are reported to-day low
as 40 degrees Fahrenheit. The harvest just
closing has been damaged. especially for
wheat and rye, and imports of foreign
grain will be required for mixing TO i'm
prove the quality of -four. Berlin Produce
Exchange dealers say the imports for this
purpose probably Will come from Prussia.
In Hungary beets, which are the back
bone of agriculture in large fertile dis
tricts, are understood, have rank tops and
are lacking in saccharine. This is the time
of year that beets require sunshine and
warmth for developing. If the rains con-
tinue the sugar product will be the shortest
in wears.
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Decisive Battle Expected.

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Aug 19.-News
has reached here by the Red d line steamer
Caracas that the Venezuelan revolutionary
forces under General Matos and the gov
ernment troops under President Castro are
expected soon TO meet on the plains out
side OF Caracas in a decisive battle. The
Venezuelan revolutionists are said to have
received a large shipment of Mauser rifles
and ammunition and some cannon from
Germany. Plots against the life of General
Castro are said to have been discovered.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-08-14

BERLIN, Aug. 13-Dr. Schweninger, who
treated Prince Bismarck to reduce that
statesman's flesh, has been appointed pro-
fessor of the history of medicine at Berlin
University. Prince Bismarck was so CRATE
full that he tried to have DR.. Schweninger
appointed nearly twenty years ago, but
university circles raised a protest. DR..
Schweninger was Bismarck's 5 physician up
TO the princes death, living at Fried
richsruhe Medical professors of a number
of universities are circulating a protest to
the government against the appointment,
asserting that Dr. Schweninger has never
written taught on the subject of medical
discovery
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-08-14

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. 13.-The
National Wagon Makers Association held
a meeting on Lookout mountain to-day.
Representatives are present from all parts
of the country. One purpose of the meet
ing was to draw the Southern wagon
makers into closer relations with the
national organization. 1t was found that
the cost of materials in the manufacture
of wagons has increased 20 per cent. and
it was admitted that wagon makers all
over the country would be compelled to
make a corresponding increase in the price
of their manufactured product.
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His Life Saved by Suit of Armor.

VIENNA, Aug. 14.-Polish papers report
that Prince Oblenski Governor of Khar-
kow, Russia, who was shot at and wound
ed last Monday night at Kharkow, received
some time ago a formal sentence of death
from the central revolutionary committee
and since that time the prince has worn a
waistcoat of chain armor, which saved his
life Monday night.
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Anarchist PIotters Arrested.

PARIS, Aug. ia dispatch to a news
agency from San Sebastian, Spain, says
that several Anarchists of Madrid have
been arrested on the charge of Matching
French minister OF foreign affairs, during
his recent stay at Folk, on the French side
of the Pyrenees.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-08-14
Mine Deal Involving $4,000. 900.

SPRINGFIELD. H.. Aug. 13.-The coal
mines in the Springfield district are to be
purchased by a New Jersey corporation
known as the Illinois Coal and Coke Com
pany. and will be operated under one man
agement. Options on twenty-three of the
mines near this city have been secured by
Newton Jackson. of Philadelphia. who
heads the corporation. The deal involves
S12OO0,0OO. The company will be formally
organized at a meeting in Jersey City this
week il is stated
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Duke and Duchess Coming.

LONDON, Aug. 13.-Among the passen-
gers on the North German Lloyd steamer
Kronprinz Wilhelm, from Southampton to-
day, for New York, were the Duke and
Duchess Of Marlborough and Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. II. =. Belmont. The Duchess was Miss
Consuelo Vanderbilt.
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Chautauque Assembly Trustees.

JAMESTOWN. y. y. Aug. iS-At the
annual meeting OF the board of trustees of
the Chautauqua Assembly to-day the fol-
lowing trustees were elected NJ II.
Beager, South Bend. Ind: James NJ. Cuff
Fey. Plttsburg, Pa. Chester D. Massey.
Toronto; Ira NJ. Miller Akron o.. s
Frederick Nixon. Westhcld: r. II Rock
well. Warren and Clements Studebaker.
Jr.. South Bend. Ind Messrs Nixon and
Guffey are the new members
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FARMERS COMBINE.

CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE)
Henry F. Fortmann, George T. Hawley,
Francis Cutting, p. Z. Dowles, G. d.
Greenwood. w. II. Chickering and Rudolph
Spreckles. The purpose Of the company is
TO develop business and trade between
China and this country. Ho Vow will tenn
porarily resign from the consulship to
manage the affairs of this company in
China The company will establish COM
mercfal museums for the exhibition of
American manufactures and products all
over China and will do the same in Amer
lea for Chinese productions.
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Report of the G. r.. & I. Road.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich aug 13-The
semi-annual report OF the Grand Rapids n
Indiana Railroad for the six months end
ing July 81 last shows total earnings OF
s. 1g1. .O77 an increase Of S17S.72S over the
first half Of last year. Freight earnings
amounted 20 S1.399. s26 and passenger earn
ings 20 $6505I5. increases OF $ll7.4i5 and S47.-
s35. respectively. Mail and express earn
fnsvs were ST3 3ff
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and Carroll. the two negroes lynched, were
the wrong men, and that the murderer was
James Black. The two men lynched were
in a house at the time, away from the
scene of the crime. Lancaster was being
placed under arrest by Wilmot when the
latter was shot from ambush
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-08-14
japanese Take IA Korean Island.

LONDON, Aug. 13.-A st. Petersburg dis
patch to the Globe says that Japanese
naval officers on their own RESPONSE
bility have landed guns, constructed a bat
terry and posted guards on the island OF
Kothnesan, and that Korean officials who
were sent TO investigate were driven away
by the Japanese.
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EXPULSION OF NUNS.
More Trouble in Closing Schools
Managed by Sisters.

BREST, France, Aug. 13.-Soldiers have
been requisitioned in several places in Fin
isterre during the past two or three days
to protect police commissaries engaged in
closing religious schools from threatening
crowds. Thirteen schools belonging to
White sisters remain unclosed in Finisterre.
battalion of infantry and a strong body
of mounted gendarmes are expected at
st. Meen, Folgoet and Ploudaniel to over
awe the excited population of those towns.
The inhabitants Of Folgoet have built a
wall of masonry behind the principal door
of the church school AT ST. Meen scouts
on horses, bicycles and even automobiles
are reconnoitering in order to give alarm
of the coming of the police. The peasants
declare they will throw beehives among
the gendarmes and will put beehives in the
barricades.
The expulsion of the sisters at Concar-
neau was undertaken to-day. Scouts on
automobiles reached the town at 2 o'clock
In the morning from Quimper and reported
that troops were on the way. The tocsin
was rung. bugles were blown and boys ran
through the streets ringing hand bells.
Large crowds gathered around the rail-
road station and around the school. Several
bodies or gendarmes and two companies of
infantry arrived by special train. The
commissary ordered the school evacuated,
at which the crowd shouted Long live
the sisters" The gendarmes advanced to-
ward the school, but they were repulsed
and general scrimmage followed. Later
the troops reached the building and the
police tried to break down the doorway
with axes, but the resistance of the people
continued.
BREST, Aug. 13-The commissary finally
forced an entrance to the school at Con-
carneau. When this had been accom-
plished, the sisters, amid the vehement
protests of the crowd, left the building
Entrance TO the school in the village Of
Bensec was also forced. Here the sisters
when they emerged from the school build
ing, were conducted to the church by the
mayor and a procession OF people headed
by the national flag draped In crepe
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DAVENPORT. Ia. Aug ia cloud-
burst north OF this city this mornfna
flooded the streams. cutting Davenport on
from the country and raised the Mississ-
ippi foot Three inches OF rain fen here
IN few minutes.
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WRONG Mnn HANGED.

CUMBERLAND, Md. Aug. I3-Henry
Lancaster. the negro in jail at Parsons
w. Va, in connection with the murder
OF Chief of Police II. F. Wilmot at Wo-
metsdorf. w. Va, now says that Clements
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Murder In n SnInnn

AVALON. Catalina Island. Cal. Aug. 13
w III. Yeager. who registered at the
Hotel MetrODole June o, from Louisville
Ky, was shot and killed by A. H. Bovd
of Lon Angeles, in a saloon here to-day
The shooting was the result or a quarrel
over a card game. Boyd is under arrest
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-08-14
Cold Rains i'm Germanx

BERLIN, Aug. l3.-Cold rains have been
falling throughout Germany for fort
night. turning TO snow in the mountains.
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BONDS
]. T. WILD & CO., Bankers,
zo5 STEVENSON BUILDING.
Telephones Main 1880. New 1898.

Ph~siCinn= Outfits
Emergency Satchels. Medicine Cases. Instru-
ment Sets. Operating Gowns and Cushions.
Physicians Pocket Knives. with Spatula, and all
other suitable articles Bath Cabinets
NNE11. H. Arm strong ~ co
Surgical Instrument Makers.
80 and PCS s. Meridian St Indianapolis. Ind
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1t is located at No. q William street.
New York, n. Y.

ALBERT WILCOX & CO. manager
United States Branch
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The amount Of it's United States
deposit is........................ 5000,
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Have you seen Mrs. AustIn.s new dress,
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Home omce-st. Petersburg. Russia.
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Have you seen Mrs. Austin's new dhss
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LIABILITIES.
state Of Indiana. ONCE Of Auditor OF state

State Of Indiana, OffIce or Auditor % State.
!. 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 3Oth day Of June. l902. as
shown by the original statement. and that
the said original statement is now on file
in this office.
In testimony whereof hereunto sub
scribe my name and afix my Of
TsEAL.l fetal seal, this 18th day OF August,
1902 W. H HART
Auditor OF State
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The Assets of fbe Company in the United States
are as follows:

Cash on hand and I'm the hands OF
agents or other persons. s......... S6526 %
Bonds owned by the company
bearing interest at the rate II
per cent. secured as follows.
Z. S. government bonds C2s)...... 100000
New York city building bonds
(3iz) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1fS5alOO
New York East river bonds C3ls).. 100000
New York dock bonds C3izD...-.... - 500 %
Cash I'm hands OF New York Life
and Trust Co. O.. s trustees) 2s000OO
Debts otherwise secured. accrued
interest ............................ 6.ll7OO
Debts for premiums. 361S3l2
Total assets. ets........................ s7S4.71s.6l