The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-16
T~ELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Grand Duke Boris of Russia, first cousin
of the Car, and his party arrived at Chi
cago last night from the West.
George and Henry Heinz, young sons Of
Mic Heinz, accidentally fell into Pike bay
at Cass lake, Minnesota. and were drowned.
The reported discovery of a rich oil well
at Mass City, Mich, is a fake. 1t is the sec
ond bogus oil discovery in the upper penin-
sula since Jan. l.
Ralph and Walter Mccain, sons Of a
ranchman living near Rapid Valley, S. D.,
were drowned Thursday evening. while
bathing in Rapid creek.
Owing to a combination of packing house
and wholesale pork butchers the price of
lard has been forced up to an almost pro-
hibitive figure in Mexico.
Benjamin Hazelwood. colored, aged twen-
ty-three years, threw himself in front of
an east-bound Southern train yesterday at
Prestonia, KY, twelve miles from Louis
Vile, and was instantly killed.
Herbert E. Hill, the young man who
murdered his sister and committed a muir
derous assault on his mother at their home
in Roxbury, Mass, July s, was yesterday
adjudged insane and ordered committed
to an asylum.
Audrey Newman, a ffteen-year-old boy.
was yesterday shot through the heart by
a guard at the watermelon patch of Will
lam Kimbro, near Jefferson City. Tenn.
1t is said Newman, with other boys. en-
tered the patch.
The 1902 fishing season on the Columbia
river closed yesterday. 1t is estimated that
tine salmon pack is $4,000 cases, or about
10000 more than last year. About 10000
cases were shipped in cold storage, making
the total catch 5000 cases.
The second reunion OF the Ball family at
keuka Park, N. Y, was a success. Repre-
sentatlves were present from New York,
New Jersey, New England, Pennsylvania
and Maryland. Delaware. Indiana. Vir-
ginia, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois and Louis
lana, and messages Of regret were received
from YEARLY ~ar GTnfn nnI
also from Canada.
Hon. ]. F. Tarte. Canadian minister of
public works, in a speech before the Ca
madam Manufacturers Association at Hall
fax, declared that Canadians must no
longer see their markets slaughtered by
American manufacturers and the great
trade of the continent carried through
American channels. The remedy he pro-
poses was Improvement of the Canadian
waterways and a higher tariff.
Suit has been brought in the Common
Pleas Court at Columbus, o., by the Hall
wood Cash Register Company VS.. the Ma
tional Cash Register Company for $3.50, 600,
double the amount Of damages claimed 10
have been suffered by interference in bust
ness by the National. A temporary order
preventing the authorities of the National
from interfering with the business of the
Hallwood Company was made.
Application was made yesterday TO Judge
Hallett in the United States Court at Den
yer by John Lambert. j. j. Mitchell and
others representing John W. Gates In his
effort to control the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company for an injunction TO restrain
President John c. Osgood and other Of
fcers of the company from preventing the
plaintiffs from voting the proxies which
they hold at the annual meeting on Aug. 20
next. Conspiracy of the defendants to re-
fuse recognition of these proxies is al
legged.
Herbert T.. Beatty, aged twenty-nine
years. a broker. was arraigned in the
Tombs Police Court. New York, yesterday,
charged. by Charles w. White, secretary
and treasurer of the Balvanera Mining
Company, with not accounting for funds of
the company amounting TO 1880. Beatty
was paroled in the custody OF the counsel
for examination on Aug. 70. The complain
ant alleged that Beatty had at various
times disposed of four blocks Of the com
pany's stock and had failed to account for
the proceeds.