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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-02-07
THE THEATERS.
To-Day's Schedule.

ENGLISHS.-"The Only Way" 2:15 and
GRAND.-vaudeville 2:15 and Sis p. m.
PARK.-"Sis Horkins," and D. m.
EMPIRE.-Burlesque and p. m.
When the audience had assembled at Eng
lish's last night to witness Martin Harvey's
production of THE Only Way" the fol-
lowing announcement was made from the
stage: 1.-The management regrets that ow-
ing to illness, Mr.. Harvey cannot appear
this evening. His place will be filled by
Mr.. Imeson." There was considerable dis
appointment over the famous young Eng
lish actors inability to appear, and a
buzz of comment ran throughout the house.
everyone expressing regret at not having
an opportunity to see the distinguished
player whose portrayal of Sydney Carton
had brought him fame and fortune. Mr..
Harvey was taken i'll in Toledo last Mon
day night and Mr.. A. 3. Imeson, his stage
manager. acted the character of Carton
that evening for the first time. Mr.. Har-
vey could notstake part in the performance
in Columbus during the company's en-
gsgement there but it was thought that
he would have recovered his health suffi-
GENTLY to continue his stage work when
the Indianapolis engagement opened. How
ever. he was too sick to leave Columbus
and his supporting players were obliged to
come on to this city yesterday without
him.
None of the audience left the theater
last night hen told that the money paid
for admission would be returned to those
that did not choose to see the performance
without Mr.. Harvey in the cast. The spec
tators were rewarded for remaining by
witnessing an excellent performance. Con-
sidering the fact that Mr. Imeson had ap-
peared In the part OF Carton only three
times before his performance last night
he is deserving OF the Warmest praise for
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Wild BEASTS OF SOCIETY
ANARCHIST RUBINO'S NAME FOR
OPPONENTS OF HIS CREED.
Trial of Italian Who Attempted to As
sassinate the King of the Belgians
why He Spared Edward.

BRUSSELS, Feb. 6.-The trial of Gennaro
Rubino. the Italian Anarchist, on the
charge of attempting to assassinate King
Leopold. Nov. Is, by firing three shots at
him while he was returning from the cathe-
dral here after attending a TIE Deum in
memory of the late Queen Henriette, was
opened to-day in the Assiz Court. Rubino
replied volubly to all interrogations and
whenever he uttered the word Anarchy
he raised his voice as though exulting in
his connection Herewith. The prisoner Bit
terly assailed modern society as the cause
of all evil. declaring he only attempted to
take the life of the King because the latter
was the highest representative of society.
Rubino added that he had intended going to
Italy for the purpose of making attempt
on the life of the Italian monarch but he
did not have sufficient funds During the
prisoners examination II developed that he
left the Italian army because his officers
prosecuted him. The prosecution included
i'm the indictment letter from Rubino to a
Socialist newspaper published in London
Castillo. the Spanish premier and stating
that he Rubino. had contemplated killing
King Edward Nov. %.
Regarding his, stay In England Rubino
said it was a hospitable country and he
decided not to make any attempt to kill
King Edward, as that would bring trouble
on his comrades. He spent the money
for spying on Anarchists in purchasing a
revolver. explaining that anarchists ought
to always be armed. SO as to be in readiness
to Kill the wild beasts of society" He had
hoped to be able 10 Kill King Leopold.
prince Albert and few clergymen. When
the examination of the prisoner was con-
Guided the hearing of witnesses COM
menced.
After hearing the witnesses and the coun-
sci for the prosecution. who asked for ar
exemplary sentence. Counsel Roger, rising
to defend Rubino. adopted the ground that
Rubino was never spy, but a real An
archist He had been successful student
and was man of acute intelligence and
not evil disposed. The circumstances of the
prisoners life and his environment had
rooted the seeds OF anarchism i'm his
wounded soul NJ. Roger was proceeding to
explain anarchistic theories when the court
adjourned
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CAPTURED BY BRAZILIANs.
Town I'm Acre Where BOlivians Main
tained Customs House.

RIO JANEIRO Feb. 6.-The Acre dispute
between Brazil and Bolivia is becoming
more serious. Dispatches received from
Manaos, on the Rio Negro. branch of the
Amazon. say the Brazilian forces under
Colonel Ibanes have captured Puerto Alon-
70, in Acre. where Bolivia has heretofore
maintained customs house. The Brazil
ians captured 800 prisoners and took them
to Manaos, where they were released by
the Governor.
The correspondence on the subject of
Acre published in Rio Janeiro. consisting of
letters exchanged between the Brazilian
foreign minister and the Brazilian minister
to Bolivia, indicates that an offer of arbi-
tration was made by Brazil to Bolivia, but
that President Pando. of Bolivia, declared
that the only arbitration possible was the
marching OF troops to Acre. Brazil, there
fore, determined to send strong force OF
troops southwark to occupy the disputed
region, after first advising Peru. which also
claims q part OF Acre.
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BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE.
FINAL ACTION TAKEN.

FINAL ACTION TAKEN.
Gravel roadway, cement walks, brick gut
ters and curb in Cottage avenue. from
East street to Wright street; estimated cost
A,700.
Gravel roadway and curb in Eleventh
street. from Tecumseh street to Sterling
street; estimated cost. 81, 400
Local sewer in Oriental street from
Michigan street to a point thirty-one feet
south OF North street; estimated cost, $3.50
TAKEN UNDER ADJUSTMENT.
Resurfacing the roadway of Virginia ave.
nue.. from alley north Of Stevens street tc
alley south Of Prospect street; estimated
cost, $23, 450.
FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLLS AP-
PROVED.
Cement walks and curb in Thirteenth
street, from Bellefontaine street to c., l. &
l.. Railway: A ID. Bowen, contractor
Opening of Weghorst street from the
present eastern terminus to Leonard street
PETITIONS FILED AND REFERRED TO
THE ENGINEER.
For cement walk in Eleventh street
from Tecumseh street to Sterling street.
For permission to construct, under pri-
vate contract, a cement walk in front OF
81, 25S. 255 257, 259 and PSI Highland avenue;
w. b. Lane.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-The order of ar
rest obtained by David Belasco for Mrs.
Bertram Babcock (Onoto Wantanna) was
vacated to-day by Justice Leventritt in the
Supreme Court Belasco's suit was brought
to recover $4,000 damages for alleged iibe:,
and was based on statements made by Mrs
Babcock that a series OF scenes and Incl
dents were taken by Belasco from her two
books, THE Wooing OF Wisteria" and 1.-The
Japanese Nightingale" and Incorporated
I'm his new play. 1.-The Darling OF the
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State of Indiana. Office of Auditor of state
!, the undersigned. auditor OF state OF
the State of Indiana. hereby certify that
the above is a correct copy OF the state
ment Of the condition of the above-men-
toned company on the 31st day OF Decen-
Der, 1902, as shown by the original state
ment. and that the said original state
ment is now on file I'm this office.
In testimony whereof. l bereunto SUBJ
scribe my name and affix my on
[SEALl cial seal this Sd day of February.
1903
ID. f. SHERRICK. Auditor of State
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SPRINKLING CONTRACT.


The Board of Public Works will adver-
tise for sprinkling bids. TO be received on
Feb. q. in few days. The specifications
will ask for bids for 1903 alone, from May 1
to Oct. Is. inclusive. and also for 1903. 1904
and 1905. The boards purpose is to get a
price on contract for one year and for
three years. The board will not decide the
three-year question until the bids are re-
ceived. The specifications require sprink-
ling from the beginning to the end of the
season, which means that, If il so desires,
the board may order Sunday sprinkling
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has been in existence for four years and
cannot solve IL Is an argument in favor of a
postponement of final action.
The mine owners will take no action in
concert until the end of the conference.
The mine owners feel that they have done
their duty to the people and to the miners.
and are prepared 10 await the acquiescence
of the miners TO their proposals
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Losses by Fire.

BUFFALO. n. Y, Feb. 6.-The McKin-
non Sash and Hardware Companys factory
was destroyed tonight Four firemen were
injured. one of them probably fatally in a
collision between an engine and a chemical
cart The loss is $4,000.
PEABODY, Mass, Feb. 6.-Fire to-day
destroyed the shoe factories OF Bowers &
Shaw. F. w. Lord g. Co. and W. E. e. c.
E. Osgood The loss Is $700Oo
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A dispatch from Rome reports serious
rioting among the students OF the Naples
University in consequence OF an unpopular
government. regulation. The professors
have been maltreated, the windows OF the
university smashed and a bonfire made OF
the furniture. On the troops being sun.
moned the students fed The university q
now closed.
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BOSTON Feb. 6.-Former Secretary of
the Navy John d. Long. who is I'll at St.
Margaret's Infirmary, continues TO improve.
and the doctors to-day said that they had
good reason TO expect a recovery.
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Mr.. NJ. j. Williams. Lawton Junction. KY.
Nov /, 1899, writes:
IT was troubled with a throat and lung
affection. and got very low. Jaynes Elk
pectorant completely cured me-"
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A syndicate has discovered deposits Of
tin six miles from Cape Town, South Az
RIGA. A sample OF sixteen pounds OF allu-
vial earth was washed. and produced six
pounds OF pure tin.
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Gods" Mrs. Babcock further charged Be-
lasco with taking two acts OF his play.
which were written by him In conjunction
with John Luther Long. from the books.
one OF which had been dramatized.
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State OF Indiana. office OF Auditor of State.
/. the undersigned, auditor of state of
the State of Indiana, hereby certify that
the above is a correct copy of the state
ment of the condition of the above-men-
toned company on the 31st day of Decem-
Der, 1902 as shown by the original state
ment. and that the said original state
ment is now on file in this Office.
In testimony whereof, i hereunto SUBJ
scribe my name and affix my off,
ISEALl cial seal this 4th day of February.
1903
d. F.. SHERRICK, Auditor of State.
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Th. Assets of the Company In the U
States are as follows:

Cash on hand and in the hands
of agents or other persons..... Sl4I, 1872 80
Bonds owned by the company,
bearing interest at the rate OF
g. 31s and per cent. secured
as follows
resistered e 100000
Consolidated stock of the city
of New York. dock bonds. gold
Consolidated stock of the city
of New York. dock. bonds,
State of New York canal improve
ment bonds. gold exempt. lOl,Oc0-0O
registered Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Atchison. Topeka G. Santa Fe R:
r. Co., general mortgage gold
Chicago. Rock island & Pacific
r. r. Co., general mortgage
lie lien rnl gold bonds ............... 100000
Northern Pacific r. r. Co.. prior
lien gold bonds .................... 36250.O
mortgage gold bonds -. 5225o!Oo
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.
Southwestern div) first mort
gage gold bonds ....-............ 100000
Louisville & Nashville r. r. Co.
est. Louis div) second mortgage
Kansas City Southern r. r. CO.
first mortgage gold bonds...... 5l.75Opo
s734535.O0
Debts otherwise secured .. S197S.95
Debts for premiums ......... 49, So
Total assets ................s1 81. oos 1896
LIABILITIES
Losses adjusted and not due, loss
es unadjusted, losses in sus-
pense, waiting for further proof sl9559.4O
All other claims against the
Amount necessary to reinsure
outstanding risks ................. 5ss2Ss.3i
Total liabilities ................ ss9O924S5
risk ..'....................... ss50O0.Oo
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JAMES NICHOLS, President.
b. r. STILLMAN, Secretary.
II. A. SMITH, Asst Secretary.
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Copy of Statement of the Condition
OF THE
NATIONAL
Fire Insurance Co.
OF HARTFORD
On the 31st day of December, 1902

The Company is located at No. IS Pearl
street, Hartford, Con.
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The amount Of its capital ISL. 81 900. CO., %
The amount of its capital paid up
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ENGLISH'S.-"TheO Only Way" 2:15 and
s:15 p.
GRAND.-Vaudeville, 2:15 and S:15 p. m.
PARK.-'Sis Horkins," and p. m.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and p. m.
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Theatrical Notes.

Adelina Patti has just signed a contract
for a series of sixty concerts in America,
commencing next November, and the great
singer will probably be heard in Indianapo-
lis once again on this, her last farewell
tour
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-08

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i6reiten 3tpang, miiFen Die Mognaten
tragen. Mtt GROCER @orgfaft bat Die
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fins, benz Sncenieur uno @gPsrt 6.
%. Barrier unb Dem @ertreter Der Or
qaniTirten 4rbeit, 6. 6. Glarf.
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Sub Der rcun Gin6er bCrantz
innrtlih.

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8a1agtere auf Dem Daqgon paren.
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@erna8ldfiigung i4ulbtg unO oesnez
gen fir ben unfau Deruntnortli4.
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panna : 8a6n g." i6re 3ige gez
p66nli4 nit elmer gr0Beren Sc
Observation-Disclosures bef0rOert, ul5 6ur4
bic @erot0nungen erIau6t ptrb; mir
tDnnen Die 9efeGf4uft a6er ni4t berz
a~ntpOrtlt9 balten.
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9fli4t unb @9ul0igteit ni4t getRan
bat, unb erIu9en bteielbe, in Der 3uz
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gerlanat 800, 600 bOm graFbsntsn

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@4pebe, peI4er ii4 als 3. Berg aus
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tpurbe BON benz Qufit4tsperIonal bes
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&nliegen 81 8apier gu bringen, unb
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ni6t. Giner BON ben 9ebetmbteni It
8eamten nabm ibn tn's 8erb0r un0
ermitteGte, buB er BON @tnbiloungen
beberrf8t tpirb. Berg be6auptet, Dor
mebreren Sabren babe er Die ameriz
fanif6e Regierung baoon IN &enntniB
qefeBt, buB bic Spunier bea6f4ttgten,
tire G3la9t58iffe in Die 2uft gu
fprengen, unb ertldrte, er pini4e ben
9rdfbenten gu fpre4en, bamit er od@
fir forge, baB inn fir feline SnfOr@
nation 100000 ausbe3ablt piiroen.
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eliidli9en, mad 9robibence 3uriid5uz
te6ren unb bic @eltenbma9ung ietnes
Qnfpru9es einem ReatsanDdlt gu
uberQeben.
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WicIc 9eutc crtrunfen.

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Iienern itn0 %gefurOen poroen. g}an
gluubt ni9t, baB me6r al5 flint Ser
fonen bermiBt perben.
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0cbcn mad Gbantrn.

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elmer 2abung BON &efugies, benen in
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9umpfer : 9eieGf8aft meinte, buB
bies nur m0gIi4 iet, tpenn bic pafa>
gtere Die 8opfiteuer fir ginpanberer
BON 81 be3ahIen. Dies gef8ab unO
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pom GongreB bic rteue Gtnpunbez
rungsbia ungenommen, nel6e II. u.
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9ampfer : 9efeui4aft iebenfaus ni4t
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IettOr @tranaban gefrugt tpurOe, pb
er Die $40 coQettiren Dber 500 Derz
langen tpiirbe, ertlGrte er, buB er Die
tnifFli9e 5ruge erft ipGter entf4sieen
f0nne.
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~9Inrmirenbe 8Grien3nifanSe.

0en 0orf, Z. Mdr3. - DIS
Der 8anfuu8net5 6eute eri4en uno
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Wp6e pon Den 8anten ange6alten
iperben piirben, @nlei6en ab3ube3u6z
len, unO bic 6olge mar, boB iie ben
Murft nit 4ftien ii6erI6pemmten.
Die IeBte babe StunOe Oe5 Charities
mar ouBergen06nli4 erregt nnbPreiie
pur8elten, ME Sis in Der Come unO
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fielen: 81, Poul 80, Union 4ocific
81 ct. 2oui8 unb Gan Sran3isco
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Gin 3iciruIfrifc.

q pzg T, 7. N}Gr3. - Sin
auaemeiner @trtfe gegen bic o@meriz
can Bridge Company" 1T geitern BON
Dem @retutipzGom Der internatipz
nalen @fTociution Der 8riidenz unb
Gtfenfrufturz@ rbeiter, pel6e5 in9Riz
Iubelpbiu feinen @iB bat, %angeorOnet
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betten, neI6e Gontraftoren BON Der
@eTeuf9aft iibernommen baden, reip.
nobel Materidl BON Der rNmertcarE
Bridge Co." our 8ertpenbung tommt.
Die Strtfepr0re purbe bpn etnem
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folgt begriinbet:
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bic rSotttng5 engineers Union" aus
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purben 3tptf8en 400 unb 500 BON un@
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@eieui6oft bod uufge3pungen per@
ben foqe, es ebenfo gut fetn mOge, ben
bingetporfenen 9anOf4u6 fofort aufz
3une6men. Die Nepz0orter Union
forbert bonn 1. Ntat a6 einen Sage
Io6n BON $3.50, unb bas 1T peniger,
ais na4 Der 2o9nitdla BON Der 8ridz
lupers union" geforOert pirb.
Nnbere @riinbe fir ben @trite iolz
len barin Iiegen, buB Die n&mertcan
Bridge g." berfu4t, bic 8ernietz
Mannf6often, pel6e Die pneumatic
f6en 6Gmmer beOienen, 3l D%errtngern
unb gep06li9e Mrbeiter 81 Qrbeiten
gu p~erpenben, pel4e mad 4nIi4t Der
8riidenarbeiter BON i6nen beIorgt
nerben ioQten.
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feds 8eamten berielben auf cine Be-
trugsantluge bin cine un9ebeure Sene
fation berurfu6t. Die @pmpagnie
beftebt felt einigen Monaten unb bat
ben 3ped, feline Seimat6en gegen
tleine monatli6e 8etrGge gu f4ern.
8isber baden bic 8eamten 3400 @on>
trofte ausgeibelt. 9ieie Gontratte
bringen ungefdbr $20,400,OOO pro
Sa6r elm. Sin Qubiteur 1T nit Der
griifung Der Bidder beg Concerns be-
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