THE INDIANAPOLIS. JOURNAL, SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1902. PART ONE.

Baseball Results and Derby Event for July Gossip Ernest Burford Wins Jiace Meet Entries for High Nebeker Cup. Sporting News Interest School Track Events.

hill. Schauba, Hallman. Three-bas- e hits Kan., where they will be relnterred In the office and the responsibility appertaining NINE IN FIRST INNING McBrlde. Tannehlll. Home run Hallman. WHITE LOST OWN GAME national cemetery on Memorial day. Gen. M'GRAW'S TEMPER EVIL thereto. At the last meeting of the little AUTOMOBILE RACE MEET Sacrifice hits Dungan, Dunkel (2). Bases Leavenworth died July 21, 1S34. Nothing club reports of officers were read. When on balls Off Herman. 5; off Dunkel. 5. but the bones, which were in a good state Frances rose to read her's It was noticed Hit by pitched ball McAndrews (2). Passed of preservation, were found. They were in- that she was flushed and an occasional ball Cross?. Stolen bases McAndrews, closed in a metallic chestnut case for ship- sniff bespoke recent tears. ONE II IX FOR EACH 31 AN IX THE Cllngman. Gannon, Ganzel, Flourney, WILD THROW ENABLED CHICAGO TO ment. Generals MacArthur, Bates and CHARACTERISTIC EXHIBITION OF "I was going to report," said she, "that BIG MACHINES WILL RACE AT Spies. Double play Cllngman (unassisted!. Funston will be present at the reburial as there was in our treasury 50 cents, which FAIR INDIANAPOLIS TEAM. Left on bases Milwaukee, 9; Louisville, 7. SCORE TWO RUNS. representatives of the army. i ROWDYISM AT BALTIMORE. I have had ever since I waa treasurer GROUNDS NEXT FRIDAY. Umpire Haskel. Time 2:00. and tried to keep as careful as I could. but now I can't report anything. I " COLlMUtS II EUE TUESDAY. PEACE FOR FIVE YEARS. and here she broke down completely, man- , aging to sob out "I put it In my brother's Dammann Asraln by Accidentally-Spiked- Tried Kansas Xew York Permitted by Pittsburg to Third Baseman Was bank, and when I opened It to get the There Will Be Short and Long-D- U. Indianapolis Returns from a Success- - Prorlslons of the Protocol Signed by money out there was two 50 centses there City, bat Soon Taken Out Killen Score Once Results of Other Na- and He at Once ReTenge-full- y tance Events and an Ma- fnl Trip to Play Eastern Clubs. Chile and Argentina, and and I can't tell which is which. I Electric Alao Touched. tional League Games. Struck the Offender. can't make any report, but Freddy says neuvering Contest nicycle Race. The Indianapolis team will return home SANTIAGO DE CHILE. May 24. The you you can have his 50 cents, too, If Tuesday after a very successful Western protocol between Argentina and Chile, you'll call it square." trip. The team has done better away from which will be signed May 26 or 27, provides home than it did in the first series at home. among things existing con- RETAINS HIS TITLE. 1.1 PIttnhnrK .. . . G New York . . . . 1 other that all Boston ...... 5 Chicago 3 The combination race meet at the state Indianapoll. Kansas CIty..lO This can be accounted for by the men get- ships on tracts for the construction of war G O fair grounds next Friday afternoon (Deco- Milwaukee .. N Louisville ... 7 ting down to business and playing the game ChlcaKo 2 Philadelphia. 1 both sides shall be canceled and that Baltimore ... Detroit day), . Arthur Guedel Won Wrestling Match ration in which automobiles and bi- Toledo Minnennoll .. O in the field, at the bat and on the bases. IloMton ...... 11 St. Louis.. ... 1 eighteen months' notice of fresh contracts Washington 5 St. Louis 1 cycles shall be given. The treaty is to continue in lvlth Wallace Gruelle. will figure, will no doubt be the mot SL . , . . . 7 O Fart of the games lost at home were the re- Cincinnati-Brookly- n Rain. Cleveland . . .15 Philadelphia. 9 interesting event of Paul. Columbus ... operation five years. It includes a provision Arthur Guedel -- retained his title as ama- the kind ever given in sult of dopey playing and not being in the for compulsory arbitration and a mutual Indianapolis. Automobile races have be- game at all stages. The mist has evidently National League Standing. declaration of nonintervention. Argentina American League Standing. teur champion wrestler of the Y. M. C. A. come American Association Standing. Peru-Bolivia- popular in all parts of the world, accepting the status quo on the n by defeating Wallace Gruelle in the first and cleared away and Indianapolis has a good Clubs. Played. Won. Lost. Pet. question. Clubs. Played. Won. Lost. Pet. as there are many machines of all kinds, Clubs. riayed. Won. Lost. Pet. It also provides that neither catch-as-catch-c- an 2S 5 .84S Chicago 24 14 lö .5S3 and third bouts of their Columbus 29 15 10 ."3 chance to secure a foothold on the first Pittsburg ...33 party shall fortify the Straits of Magellan classes and speed in this citj to say noth- 23 8 Chicago 23 19 10 .655 or power. Detroit 24 14 10 .5S3 wrestling night. They met at sell ships to match last wn Indianapolis IS .52 rung of the ladder this week. The Hoosiers an unfriendly ing of the out-of-to- Ijoulsville 25 13 10 .600 New York 30 15 15 .500 An excellent impression been pro- Boston 26 15 11 .577 machines that will play City again to-da- y and will has 23 13 10 .565 catch weights. The first bout was taken St. Paul 2T 15 10 at Kansas Boston 28 13 15 .464 duced by the agreement. Exchange and se- St. Louis enter, it seems the sport should become w. 12 14 .560 by Gruelle in fifteen seconds with a body Kansas City. 27 13 14 .4SI travel home On Tuesday the Brooklyn 30 IS .400 curities are rising steadily and it is gen- Philadelphia ..25 11 very pcpular here. Teople who wit- 30 11 19 .367 25 11 14 .440 have Milwaukee 25 10 15 . 400 Philadelphia erally felt between the Baltimore hold. The second bout was a hard fought Columbus team, which has been heralded that the relations .407 nessed the fast driving of the big steam Toledo ,..24 7 17 .202 Cincinnati 30 11 19 .367 two countries are than they have Washington 27 11 IS one; as In association, comes for better 19 and was won by Gruelle in one hour Minneapolis 24 6 13 .250 thf fastest the St. Louis 2S 10 13 .357 been for many years. The sale of ships, the Cleveland 2S 9 .321 and gasoline wagons In races say it Is the a series of three games. This will be the and one second. Guedel took the third reduction of the armies and the settlement forty-eig- ht most sensational sort of racing. There will Special to the Indianapolis CHICAGO, May 24. White's wild throw, of will BALTIMORE, Md., May 24. McGraw bout in two minutes and sec- Journal. first appearance of Jack Grim's aggregation International troubles result in large onds with a right-hal- f Nelson and body be several events on the programme next 24. netting bases, gave locals their economies on both sides. was seriously injured this afternoon in the KANSAS CITY, Mo., May Indianapo- In Indianapolis this season and there should three the lock. Friday that will test the speed and nerve game de- lis won the third game of the series with be large crowds at all the games. The first two runs in a game that, outside of Tay- last here between the. Baltimore and In a preliminary bout Gus Stoeffler of the "chaffeurs. Kansas City to-da- y lor's wlldness, was a pitchers bat- Detroit American League clubs and will be feated Morris Miller in four minutes and by bunching eleven ladies' day under the new rule will be on rather WATCH THE BOXERS TRAIN ten seconds. The race programme is to contain short hits In the first two innings tle. Attendance, 6,000. Score: out of the game for some time. In the for eleven runs Tuesday. Following Columbus the attrac- and long distance races by gasoline and Off "Wee Willie Dammann". and Gibson, games on Chicago. R.H.O.A.E. Phlla. R.H.O.A.E. first inning Harley, in sliding into third tion will be Louisville for two Miller. If 0 2 Thomas, cf..O 0 steam machines, maneuvering contests by who ex-West- ern base, laid McGraw's knee open with his relieved the Leaguer after Decoration day, morning and afternoon, on Jons, cf 0 4 Brown, lf...l 1 ENTRIES FOR FIELD DAY electric wagons, handicap races and long he had Issued a pass and allowed four Dexter, 3 0 3 Douglass. 1.0 0 spikes. McGraw, though In much pain, distance events between motor cycles and Saturday and Sunday game will be ten-mil- the C'nsc'lt'n. rf.O 2 Barry, rf....O 2 DAILY CROWDS AT BLACKBURN'S a e handicap event, in which bi- straight hits In the inning. 0 ran at Harley and struck him In the face first The final played at Marion. Indianapolis will then go Chance, c.O 4 Doln. c 0 AND BRADFORD'S QUARTERS. cyclists will be entered. The last race will core was 13 to 10 in the visitors' favor, the to Toledo and Columbus for series of four Lowe, 2 0 . 0 0 Hulswitt, s.O 1 before other players could Interfere. Mc- take the place of the proposed road race. O'Hagen. 1..1 7 1 0 Hallman, 3..0 0 0 was The races will be given on visitors ar j'nn two more runs in the eighth games in each city. On returning home Tinker, S....1 1 3 0 Childs. 2 0 1 2 Graw carried to the clubhouse, where HIGH SCHOOL TRACK TEAM CAP the mile track, inning of. on 12 In- Taylor, p...0 2 0 White, p....O 1 0 the wound was stitched. Kelley was put and it will be possible to see the machines i base balls to D. O'Brien, a June Toledo will be the attraction. out of the game for kicking In the third TAINS NOMINATE STARTERS. on all parts of the grand two-bas- e dianapolis will then go Louisville and track from the hit by Babb. an error in handling to 4 1 6 24 9 five-mi- le will return home to meet the Western clubs Totals 2 27 8 0 Totals 2 Will Require Little Work to Place inning. Score: stand. The three and events will It and a single by Coulter. again. The future games at home will be Score by ianings: BaP more. R. H.O.A.E. Detroit. R. H.O.A.S. furnish much interest, as the drivers will in Condition, but Both 1 Casey, 3 0 0 1 have to the amphitheater The first inning was simply a slaughter. called at 3:45. 0 0 0 0 0 2 Them. McGraw. 3..0 15 rasi several Chicago 0 2 0 Robinson, c.O 4 Harley, lf...0 1 3 times going the distance. will be 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Training Diligently. It much Manager Gear gave Dammann a chance to XXX Philadelphia 01 Are Selbach, lf..O m Barrett, cf..0 1 3 Officials for the Meet Next Saturday more exciting than a race between two-minu- te retrieve himself The work of the Indianapolis pitchers on Left on bases Chicago, 5; Philadelphia, Kelley, cf...O 0 Holmes, rf..0 0 0 horses, as the larger gasoline ma- for his weak showing of 3 s.O 1 2 Are Chosen S. II. S. Relay Team the Western trip been more satisfactory 10. Two-bas- e Tinker, Barry. Sacri- Howell. cf..2 Elberfeld, chines will a pace yesterday in the ninth, when Indtenapolis has hits Williams, 2.1 1 Yeager, 2...0 0 0 travel at averaging forty the fice hits Dexter, Tinker. Hallman (2), 0 1 0 1 13 . Will Be Named This Week. miles an hour. knocked him all over the lot. by putting him than records they made at home when Seymour, rf.l' ,1 Dillon. C. G. Miller. Double play Congallton, Tinker and McGann, 1...0 1 14 Buelow, c.O 0 0 Fisher and John Orman. who are to-da- y. the season first opened. Killen, who was "Kid" Blackburn considers his coming In the box again The new arrival's Dexter. Strucx out By Taylor. 2: by Gilbert, 8...1 1 1 Mercer. p...0 0 0 managing the race meet, claim there will out-of-to- case seems hopeless, for his work to-da- y not in condition to pitch any of the games White, 7. Bases on balls Off Taylor, 6: off match with "Kid Bradford at the Empire Br'h'n, ..1 0 1 be several entries in the big 4 24 13 was that of an amateur before the sluggers at home owing to an injury he received in White, 2. Hit with ball Miller. Time 1:35. Theater, a week from to-morr- night, to Hughes, p...O 1 0 Totals 0 3 automobile races and nearly all the ma- from Indianapolis. Hogriever, the first man Umpire O' Day. officials State high school field chines in the city will be entered. Diamond the first exhibition game of the season, has be the most important of his ring career. Totals 6 9 27 14 2 The for the up, was passed to first on wide ones, and been selected and and gold medals will be offered as prizes then, beginning with Kuhns, every man up rounded into good form, and, judging from He has met some good men, among them Score by Innings: meet next Saturday have so as not to professionalize the races. New York Barely Saved a Shutout. West; programme found tie ball for hits. Kihm making a his work on the trip, he will be one of the being Steve Crosby and Jack Cullen, but Baltimore 0 2 2 0 0 0 2 0 6 are as follows: Referee, Fred track The follows: double. When Manager Gear saw way strong "guide ropes" of the Hoosier staff. PITTSBURG. May 24. New York was 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 judges, Taylor, Fred Winter and Will Steam class, three miles, open to all. the he seems to realize that Bradford is a man Detroit 00 Will less, five things were going he took Dammann out Kellum, Williams. Sutthoff and Miller have saved a shut-ou- t in the second inning by Gasoline, pounds or miles. Sacrifice Hughes (2), Seymour. Winter; field judges, Sam Sutphen, Mr. 2,000 one-ha- lf after the fifth man had put Gib-to- n also done very good work. If Manager who will be hard to beat. Blackburn has hits Gasoline, pounds, eight and batted and Doyle's two-bagge- r, followed by Yeager's Three-bas- e Howell (2). Stolen bases in, but the visitors had got start- Watkins decides to carry but four pitchers entered Into his training with more dili- hits Geddes and one to be chosen; starter "Pat" horsepower, five miles. ed and they it will be a difficult matter to decide which single, the only two hits made by the vis- Barrett, Seymour. Bases on balls Off field, N. Klrk- - Gasoline, fifteen horsepower, three miles. refused to be stopped. gence than for any previous match. He 2; off Bresnahan, 3. Hit by pitched Whitesldes; marshal of J. Indianapolis made eight earned runs in the to let go. Chesbro pitched a great game and Mercer, Motor bicycle handicap, three miles. inning'. itors. has kept in gxod condition for ball By Bresnahan, 1. Struck out By patrick; clerk of course, Lynn B. McMullen; Maneuvering by electric wagons, fancy first besides the run Hogriever xxx s. several scored. In ihe second inning Gibson was The Cincinnati Club has made numerous made the season's record for. strike-out- weeks and will require but little training Hughes, 5; by Mercer, 1. Passed ball assistant clerks, E. Sullivan, Hasson Hall and daring driving. wild one Attendance, 6,200. Score: Buelow. Time 1:55. Umpire O'Laughlin. Ten mile bicycle race. Some of the prizes and rassed man to first and hit efforts to strengthen Its team for many to put himself In prime shape. His train- on bases Baltimore, 7; Detroit, 4. and Walter Spencer; timers, James Gavin, another. Killen came along with a two-bagg- er Pittsb'rg. R.H.O.A.E. N York. R.H.O.A.E. Left for this event are the following bicycles: 3,622. Carl Fisher, John Kittle and Mr. Fischer; Rum-se- y, and scored both. The Blues played months. When Parent and Winter signed Davis, rf 1 12 0 0 Clarke, cf...0 0 2 0 0 ing quarters during the past few days Attendance Pierce. Cleveland. Tribune, Indiana, a great uphill game. They found- - Killen, agreements last summer to play with Cin- Conroy, s. ...2 1 0 1 Lauder, 3....0 0 5 2 0 scorer, Ed Hardin; assisant scorers Edward Wolff-America- n, Mitchell. There will who pitched for Indianapolis, for thirteen Ue'mont, cf.l 2 1 0 Jones, rf....0 0 0 0 0 Six Runs in the Eleventh. Bushers, Robert Sweeney and Charles Fer- be other prizes. cinnati this year it was believed that the Wagner. lf..l 2 1 0 Doyle. 1 1 1 g 0 0 hits, and for a while it looked as if they S 0 Yeasrer, 1 4 4 0 May 24. de- guson; announcers, Krull and nucleus of a stronger team was to be had, Hr'nsrield, l.o c.O PHILADELPHIA, Cleveland Walter Earl E would pull out. The fit Id was wet and the 2 1 1 1 1 2 0 0 BEET-CULTUR- Burke. Smith. to-d- ay a poorly LIMITATIONS. fielding was somewhat slow on this ac- but Parent and Winter jumped their con- Leach. 3 0 1 0 1 Jackson, lf..O 0 21120 0 feated the local team in Prltchard. count. 0 13 0 s 0 0 1 Attendance, l.oo. Score: tracts. Efforts to secure first-cla- ss material O'Connor, c.O Bean, 13 played game. The home club tied the score The Shortridge entries for the field events C'hesbro, p..O 0 1 3 Evans, p....0 0 1 Kansas City: A.B. R. H. O. A. E. have proved of no avail, two of Cleveland's 12 by good batting In the ninth inning but In follow: Only a Few States In Which the In- Nance, 5 1 One-hundred-y- cf 0 6 9 27 6 2 Totals 1 2 24 12 4 bad fielding defeated them. dash: Frank Doudican, 5 0 players refusing to accept offers to become Tctals the eleventh Rothfuss, rf 113 0 : Gipe, Raymond Bangs. dustry Can lie Made Profitable. n, by lnnlng-s- Score: Walter 1 o 0 0 Don-li- Score Mc-Ke- Fmith, If 1130 0 Reds. Now it is announced that Mike Fifty-yar- d dash: Doudican, Gipe and e. Gear. If 3 2 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 3 6 Cleveland. R.H.O.A.E. Thila. R.H.O.A.E. Washington Letter in New York Post. who is serving a term in the Baltimore Pittsburg 2 4 0 0 If. Grady. 1 5 1 3 10 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- P'kering, cf.2 Hartsel. In the beet-sug- ar rrospects, 0 New York -1 Bay, 1 3 0 0 0 Fultz, cf-- 2. .00100 Dou- discussion of c 5 jail for brutally assaulting a young woman, rf dash: Beville. Earned runs Pittsburg, 1; New York, 1. H'mphlll, lf.2 3 3 0 1 Davis, 1.... .24100.1 0 12 0 0 dican, Gipe and Bangs. which is now at Its height, it is apparent O'Brien, 2 4 1 2 0 3100 has been signed to a Cincinnati contract. 3 1 5 2 .1 1 1 J. 112 Two-bas- e hits Conroy, Leach. Doyle. Wood. 1 2 13 0 L. Cross, 3. dash: Joe 1 The act of the Cincinnati othcials to secure 2 5 6 0 2 3 that the representatives of this new Indus- Lewee. s 5 2 2 4 0 Three-bas- e hit Bransfield. Sacrifice Bonner. 2... 2 Seybold, rf. Kelsey, Bob Scott and McKinney. 3 4 1 2 1 good material will be criticised by the base- hits Bradley, 2 3 1 2 0 M. Cross, s. 1 4 try are taking an altogether too optimistic McBrlde, 3 0 Bransfield, Jones, Bean. Stolen base Beau- 3... Half-mil- e run: Blatchley, Saltmarsh and Dammann, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 ball public in the signing of Donlin. He was V V 4 Thoney, S...1 2 S 4 2 Towers, c. 3 3 mont. Bases on balls Off Chesbro, 2; off 1 2 4 2 2 Patton. view of its possibilities in this country. Gibson, p 4 0 0 1 2 1 censured by everybody in the country for Bemis, c 10 Castro. 2... Evans, 1. Struck out By Chesbro, 11; by p 2 7 0 Scheck, 0 0 Half-mil- e bicycle: Richards, Brown and One need only open a Wolf 1 0 0 0 0 0 his brutal act and the American League Joss, 10 cf.. treatise Issued a few blacklisted him at once. It was hoped that Evans, 4. Time 1:35. Umpire Emslie. Hustings, p. 0 0 Van Winkle. months ago by the Department of Agricul- he was to be more severely punished by Totals ....15 21 33 20 4 Plank, p.... 0 0 hurdle: Totals 42 10 13 27 12 3 Masters, Vonnegut and Barbee. ture, which Is really the head of the beet-sug- ar never being able to secure an engagement Xew Pitcher Found Wnntlng. 9 6 Batted for Gibson in ninth. Totals 15 33 IS hurdle : propaganda, to learn are in organized baseball, and to think that the May 24. Dun- that there Indianapolls. A.B. R. II. O. A. E. Cincinnati Club is the one to orfer him a ST. LOUIS, St. Louis tried Score by innings: Gates, Barbee and Lilly. decided limitations to the growth of tho 0-- to- 1 Pole vault: Stradling, Sims and Snyder. many Hogriever, rf 5 1 1 0 0 contract does not seem to meet with gen- ham, a recent recruit from Columbus, O.. Cleveland 615 beet in parts of this country. The If 6 1 2 3 0 0 favor. is true Donlin has fully Philadelphia ..0 101104010 Running broad juntp: Masters, Doudican farmers, it Feems, were requested by the Kuhns. eral It that day and Boston won the game by finding Sims. D. O'Brien, s 4 2 2 0 6 1 repented and many may forget his past rec- Earned runs Cleveland.013000050095; Philadelphia, and department to send samples of the beets 1 1 1 his delivery for six hits and seven runs in Running high jump: Vonnegut, Masters they were raising to Washington analy- Kihm, 5 11 0 0 ord, but it seems that Cincinnati could have 4. Two-bas- e hits Fultz, Powers, L. Cross, for 1 inning. 4,000. and Prelat. sis, and upon them a report was J3abb, 3 5 2 3 3 0 made a more popular move by ignoring him the second Attendance, Score: M. Cross, Bradley (2), Wood. Thor-ne- y. made. 3 2 1 3 0 0 get Shot put: Wiley and Pritchard. From Illinois, for example, one hundred Coulter, cf as other clubs have done. If he does S. Louis. R H.O.A.E. Boston. R.H.O.A.E. Three-bas- e hit Castro. Home Masters, Sims. Fox. 2 5 2 0 back into baseball it is to be hoped that his Farrell. 2...0 0 5 11 Lush, cf 2 1 2 Bradley. bases Pow- Hammer throw: Scott and samples had been received, of which the 1 5 run Stolen Fultz. Mile Kelsey, and Blatch- Heydon, c 4 21151 4 0 0 mouth will be padlocked and his hands tied Donovan, rf.O Demont, 2...1 ers, Schreckengost, Hemphill, ' Thorney. run: Saltmarsh average size of the beet was normal, "but 0 Cooley, 3 15 ley. Killen, p 5 0 behind him when he is not playing ball. One Smoot, cf...0 1....2 plays M. Cross both the content of. sugar and coefficient of 12 10 Barclay, If. 0 0 Carney, rf..0 0 Double and Davis run: Kel- purity were below the standard." thing in Donlin's favor, however, is the fact 3 (2.) on balls Off Joss, 2; off Husting, Krusrer, 3...0 0 Gr'm'g r, 3. .2 Bases sey, Gipe and Scott. Two thirty-fiv- e 42 13 14 27 12 1 that he has always supported his mother 1 1 3 1. By 3; hundred and samples Totals Braphcar, s.O Long, s 4; off Plank, Struck out Joss. by The Shortridge relay team has not been prac- and sister. 0 Courtney, 1 Husting, 1. Wild pitch Husting. from Indiana showed that State as Sccre by innings: Nichols, c.O lf.l Time will be sugar-produc- er c 0 0 Moran, C....1 t v 4.3S0. chosen but selected the first of this tically in the same rank as a 0 0 2 0 0 1 2 2 XXX O'Nell. 2:40. Umpire Nlchollay. Attendance Captain Kansas City 310 Some one In Chicago, who evidently con- Hartman, 1.0 0 ilalr'key, p.l 0 f week. Coach Castleman, Masters as Illinois. The report adds that it Indianapolis 9 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 013 Dunham. p..O 0 and Manager Johnson, of the track team, is not advisable to try to carry the com- again of Only compose sugar-beet- Earned Runs Kansas City, 5; Indianapo- trols a dove incubator, is talking Jcyce, p 1 1 Totals ....11 15 27 20 3 St. Louis Allowed Two Hits. will decide on the men who are to mercial growing of s farther 8. peace 24. the squad. No trial will be held. It Is south than the central part of these States. lis. between the National and American ,.1 3 27 10 7 WASHINGTON, May Townsend Two-bas- e Totals quite likely that the following men will be From Iowa several hundred samples were Hits Grady, Beville, Lewee, gilt-edg- ed leagues. He is quoting President Hart, of innings: pitched ball for Washington to- selected: "Hazy" Clark, Blanchard McKee, received, but the department says McBrlde. Kihm. Babb. Killen. say- Score by that Three-bas- e the Chicago National League club, as day. St. Louis could only secure two hits, Howard Shank, Clarence McKinney, Frank their content of sugar "falls Just short of Hits Nance, Grady, Hogriev- Roston 1 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 311 Bob four er. ing that he (Hart) is as much in favor of 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 one of which was a home run in the last Doudican and Scott. The first the average standard fixed for successful St. Louis 01 will in all probability compose the team. manufacture. The purity of the Iowa beets Sacrifice Hit Coulter. peace between the American National 2. Two-bas- e hit-Cour- tney. 2,715. ad Earned runs Boston, Inning. Attendance, Score: M. T. H. S. ENTRIES. is remarkably low, when their content of Stolen Bases Grady. Killen. play Hart-ma- n. 1; Gib- leagues as ever. It must be, however, on Double Farrell and Wash. R.H.O.A.E. St. Louis. R.H.O.A.E. sugar is considered. This fault can doubt- Bases on Balls Off Dammann, off Moran. Stolen 0 0 Burkett. lf..O 0 0 0 0 The M. T. H. S. entries follow: son. 2; off Killen, 4. conditions that the arrangements are made Missed third strike Rvan. cf....0 13 less be remedied by more careful culture." base Lush. Hit by pitcher Courtney. WlVrfn, 3.0 1 1 2 1 Heidrick, cf.l 1 4 0 Fifty-yar- d dash: Quinn, Bowers, Raffens-berge- r. to Kansas, this by pitcher By Gibson, 1. between substantial parties whose word will 0 M 0 1 5 A? exhaustive study of 'Hit .. : lf.O C'rm'k, 3.0 be good through thick and thin. The same Bases on balls Off Dunham, 2; off Joyce, v.. DTh'nty. 110 conditions concludes that the climate is Umpire 0 Anders'n, 1.0 0 11 0 One-hundred-y- Raf-fensberg- Ward. cr, Malarkey, 1. out By Dun- Keister. rf..2 high-grad- e s. peace agitator says Johnson is 1; off Struck 21104 1 0 0 1 3 dash: Bowers, not suitable to growing sugar-beet- Time 2:10. President 2; 1. on Coughlin, 2.1 Wallace, s..0 said to be in danger of being ham, by Joyce, Left bases St. 1 1 3 8 Padden. 0 4 2 Duggan. The summers are too long and too undermined in Umpires-Po- wer Carey, 10 2...0 7. 1:43. v------twenty - his own camp. For some time the relations Louis, 5; Boston, Time Ely. b 0 10 2 1 Maloney, rf.O 1 1 0 Two hundred and yard dash: dry. The uniformly low sugar content of Mock Was Effective. between Johnson and Charles Corniskey and Brown. Clarke, 2 7 1 0 Sugd?n, c.O 0 1 4 Quinn, Duggan. Bragg. the samples received from. Kentucky is c.J 1 2 4 0 p.O 0 1 - - - - Minn.. May 24. Mock have been strained, Comiskey's utterances T'wns'nd, p.O Donohue, Four hundred and forty yard dash: 'not encouraging. The samples received MINNEAPOLIS. League. Wheeler, Bragg. Barlow. Maine, the bulletin says, "were re to-da- the American banquet in from was too much for the locals y and, at Association Three I" Totals 5 13 27 11 2 Totals ..1 2 24 16 0 Chicago being the strongest evidence of a "KID" BRADFORD. hurdle: T. markably poor in quality." Maryland ap while he gave more hits than Clark in the break in their friendly relations. It is said DAVENPORT, la., May 24. Bloomington Score by innings: Shideler, Wheeler, Warren. pears to be "one of those States which are Innings played, he was effective when the that if the plans now being carried out in hit Thomas freely to-da- y an-- secured a Who is matched to meet "Kid" Blackburn at Washington 0 0 1 1 0 3 0 0 5 hurdle: T. just on the horder separating the good Duggan, McColloum. beet-sug- ar secret are consummated it is believed the lead which the locals could not overcome. the Empire Theater June 2. St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 Shideler, from the Indifferent areas for bases were tv.ll. The locals started two leadership in the American League will Relay team (four starters): Bowers, Bar- production. The data obtained from Min men on Score: Earned runs Washington. 4; St. Louis. 1. low, H. Wheeler, Quinn, G. Wheeler, Bragg. so Innings with two bases and hone pass from Mr. Johnson. Johnson has a Two-bas- (2.) Three-bas- e nesota ars not favorable as theoretical R H E have been crowded, and his work with his e hits Clarke hits Running broad jump: T. Shideler, Bow- indications would lead one to expect." Mis- out. but were unable to score. The game strong following in the American ranks and 0 0 1 0 0 1 Wolverton, Keister. Home runs Cough- the opposing faction will have to show Davenport 0 0 02 5 1 brother and others who spar with him has ers, Duggan. souri is like Maryland. Of New Hampshire was called in the first half of the sixth, 4 2 0 1 0 9 4 lin, Heidrick. Sacrifice hits Townsend, Shot-pu- on great strength to oust him. The peace Bloomington ...0 00 07 been fast. His Indianapolis friends are t: Kaylor, Murr, Steele. the bulletin recites that the character or with two men out. account of rain. talk to get a "line" on his work and Sugden, McCormick. Double play Wal- throw: Warren, Kaylor, Steele. will Attendance. 1.S0O. Score: Is as nonsensical at this time as peace be- Batteries Beedles and Belt; Thomas, anxious lace. Padden and Anderson. Bases on balls Hammer the soil and the contour of the State tween the Western League and the Amer- Wenig and Jacobs. have watched him work out. He shows Hale-mil- e bicycle: King, Hamlet. prevept beet culture from ever becoming Minn. R.H. OAK. Toledo. K.H.O.A.E. seems to Off Townsend, 4; off Donohue, 2. Struck Bar- 1 0 0 2 1 3 1 Association would be. 24.-R- ock more Improvement and be faster run: an industry of great magnitude. Ohio can M'rriss'y. 2 0 0 t Turns. 0 5 ican ROCK ISLAND, May Island hit ago. out By Townsend, 4; by Donohue, 1. Left Bragg. 3 0 o 1 0 0 0 than when he met Cullen a short time 6. low, J. Shideler, not, "as a whole, be regarded as favorable Phyle. Miliar. rf...O both pitchers and won easily. Score; on bases Washington, 5; St. Louis, Time Eber-hard- I 1 10 same Shideler, t. 4 0 0 3 2 To-Morro- Bradford is about the size and Mile run: J. Mclntire, l.yneh. cf...O 0 .mith. 12 0 HlBh Schools Piny vr. R H E 1:40. Umpire Sheridan. to beet culture." From Oklahoma the data Werden, 1...0 1 2 2 1 Turner. 1....0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 11 4 build of the Indianapolis fighter. He looks are "distinctly unfavorable." The samples 0 Rock Island. ...0 16 encourag- V'ümot. rf..O 0 10 0' f.ulk. cf The game between the Manual Training 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 1 like a boxer; and those who have watched High Jump: T. Shideler, Scott. Warren. received from irglnla "are not O ; s 1100 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Terre Haute 02 beet-sug- ar M'F'rln. lf.O Mvers, Shortridge high school teams him train at Beverly Howard's quarters on Boston Won the Last. Pole vault: Conde, H. Wheeler, Warren. ing to the belief, that a successful C'ssib'ne. s.O 1 1 0 Fcutz. If 0 0 0 0 0 and to have Batteries Vickers and Williams; Martin, Hill avenue believe him to be the fastest industry can be 1 1 0 0 BOSTON, May 24. The Bostons won the established therein." Zalu.ky. c.O 0 Kelin. c 3 0 0 been played at Washington Park yesterday Brady, Starnagle and Besinger. man Blackburn has ever been matched to C. And so one might proceed. 0 0 2 1 0 Mock, p 0 0 0 out-batti- ng Won the Cornell Clark, p on closing game Chicago series by beet-sug- 10 afternoon was postponed account of the CEDAR RAPIDS, May 24. The locals won meet. Bradford has been fighting in Chi- of the T;ie places where the ar Industry to-morr- rain. The game will be played to-da- y base-runnin- g. Tony Vonnegut, a graduate of M. T. H. 0 4 15 5 2 j Totals .. 317 by bunching hits and clever cago for several months. His last contest their opponents. Davis, of Chicago, may be expected to thrive, if the depart- Totals afternoon at 3:45 o'clock. city was on April 22 with "Dutch" ago yes- parts Two out when same was called. Score: in that injured his knee yesterday and was out of S., won his Cornell "C." a week ment's views are correct, are certain Sedgwick, whom he defeated. He says he to-da- y, Michigan, RUE the game Isbell taking his place on by jumping 21 feet 6 inches of California, Colorado, Idaho, by innings: 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 12 4 In fairly good win- terday at Score Baseball Briefs. Cedar Rapids. ..3 has been condition all short and Sullivan going to first. Attend- Ithaca. Nebraska, New York. Oregon and Utah, Minneapolis 0 0 0 0 0--0 Decatur 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 05 7 3 ter, and since his contest last month has ance, 6,944. Score: with, of course, smaller areas in other 1 Only three points between Indianapolis hoping to get on 0 10 0 Durham, McFarland done light work, a match Chicago. States. The irrigated lands of such States Tnllr and first place. Batteries and Evers; with Blackburn. He works' out every Boston. R.H.O.A.E. R.H.O.A.E. Helpinfc Alone. as Utah and seem the most suit- Left on basfs Minneapolis. 5; Toledo. 4. Daniels and Holmes. Parent, S....0 1 3 3 1 Strang, 3...0 1 0 3 0 Colorado seems impossible to stop the Pirates morning and afternoon, going through the 1 0 0 JoneWT 2 3 0 0 able, and if the government will further Two-bas- e hit Worden. Sacrifice hit Miller. It 111.. 24. Stahl, cf 13 cf....l Philadelphia Times. mad rush for first honors. ROCKFORD. May Bunching hits regular routine prescribed by ring men for 3....0 1 1 1 0 Callahan, 0 0 subsidize the industry by paying for the Myers. Bases on balls Ev-ansvil- le. Collins. rf.l 12 Stolen bases Smith, in the fifth inning won the game for good does most 2 0 s 0 0 0 Things do not invariably happen fortui- prove a 3. by By Mock, The the Pittsburg park has getting into condition. He Freeman, rf.l 10 Isbell, 13 Irrigation, the crop doubtless will Off Clark. Hit pitcher attendance at This, with two errors, gave Howard, very 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 tously, even where religion is concerned. doing By Mock. 3: by been less 2,50u this season. the of his boxing with who is a Hickm'n. lf.O Mertes. lf...O great success. Michigan seems to be Cassiberne. Struck out not than visitors six runs and the game. Otherwise clever middle weight. Blackburn and Lachance, 1.2 3 11 1 0 M'F'rl'd, c.O 0 2 2 0 From Towanda, Pa., comes the story of a most just now, and although Its availabil- Clark. 2. Double play Burns and Turner. .Archie Stimmel's release from the Cincin- both teams played superb ball. Score: Bradford are matched to box at catch Ferris. 2 0 2 16 0 Daly, 2 1 16 3 0 very fervid revival meeting in an up-Sta- te ity for this industry Is not doubted, the ex- Time 1:10. Umpire Ebright. nati club became effective yesterday. they will enter the ring weigh- Criger. C....1 18 0 0 Sullivan. L.O 0 8 0 0 Methodist church. Worship there was wholly flatter- RH E weights, but 1 0 4 0 Piatt, p 0 0 pert investigations are not 0 2 1 0 0 9 133 pounds. "Winters. p..0 primitive and simple; the emotions were ing. conclusion Is this, With things breaking in favor of Indian- Rockford 0 0 0 03 3 ing about Davis 0 1 01100 C The department's to-da- y, given unrestrained expression. An old is Colnmttnn Illnnked. apolis nightfall might find Hoosiers Evansville 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 06 8 1 The preliminary bouts will be the best Totals ....Ti 12 27 16 2 Griffith ...0 0 0 0 0 after examining 1.200 samples: "There in first place. have ever been arranged for a boxing backslider had been moving uneasily under little doubt of the fact Michigan is May 24. St. Paul batted Owens and Thiery; Treat and that lusty-lunge- d that ST. FAUL. Batteries carnival in this city. Totals 3 7 24 12 0 the exhortation of the various one of the most favorable localities in the in- Cincinnati didn't play yesterday, and the Seisler. groaned once or twice as though high-grad- e Pfeister hard h. the fifth and sixth for in ninth. Ran for Davis in speakers, United States for the growing of Reds are tied with Philadelphia for sixth Batted Piatt soul-agon- y, and finally arose ad- to-da- y handily. game In and sugar of nings and won The place. St. Louis and Philadelphia both GAME PLAYED IN THE MUD. Cause of Noonan's Death. clnth. assemblage beets. When the farmers played dressed the thus: the State thoroughly learn the art of suc- was called before Columbus had lost. BOSTON, May 24. Intercranial hemor Score by innings: "Brothers! Sisters! Do something for cessful beet culture, they will be able to 0 2 1 0 0 0 2 0 5 I am going straight dis- their half of the sixth on account of a More shutouts and close scores have been Outbnts De Paurr, and Ide rhage caused the death of Tommy Noonan, Boston me! I feel that to compete with even the more favored rainstorm. Attendance, 2.476. Score: played by the Cnicago National than by Purdue Chicago 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 13 hell!" of Europe, both in the quality cf cudden com- boxer,' according to Glory!" came tricts :t Taul. R.H.O.A.E. Columbus. R.H. O.A.K nearly all the clubs in that league Ontpltches McRoberts. the Chelsea Medical Earned runs Boston, 5; Chicago, 1. Two-bas- e "Glory! from all over the beets produced and In the yield per Oeier. 3 1 3 3 1 Knoll, cf O 0 3 bined. Examiner Harris, who to-da- y made a re- Jones, Callahan. Three-bas- e hits the church. acre.' 0 1 Srecial to the Indianapolis Journal. hits 1" 1 $ ! Meaney. rf..0 "Help me, brothers and sisters!" went on is State in which the Ptllard. If..l 0 0 It was announced yesterday that Second 24. port of the autopsy. Noonan died after Collins, Lachance. Home run Freeman. Nebraska another fchay. 8 i I.ally. If LAFAYETTE, Ind., May Despite a (2), Lachance, Strang. the repentent one. "I know I am on the beet early impressed itself upon politics j 1 0 0 3 0 Baseman Lajoie and Pitcher Bernhard will taking part In a sparring contest the Stolen bases Ferris Kelley. 1....2 2 8 0 0 Orlm. 0 3 at road to damnation!" Thurston, 2 0 0 Evans. 2 0 0 0 Join the Cleveland club at Washington next downpour of rain at o'clock Purdue and Lenox Athletic Club Thursday night. Dr. Double plays Isbell. Daly, Sullivan (2.) and politicians. Even Senator Shannon. cf.O 13 3; 1. The congregation seemed to feel that over Cuba before 2 o e Turner. 3 0 1 2 0 0 Monday. went the game after- Harris finds that the hemorrhage resulted Bases on balls Off Winters, off Piatt. who wept so eloquently I.umley, rf..l , Do Pauw into this one thing needful, spirit- Nattrt-fP- 8..0 1 2 0 By Winters, 6; by Piatt, 2. Time song was the and the war, began to turn a cold shoulder to- lfuKlns. 2..0 2 The games with Columbus this week noon, as mud horses the locals dis- from the rupture of an artery in the brain. Struck out in when a sturdy backwoods Hurley. C....0 0 Fox. c 0 1 3 1 and Whether or not these injuries were 1:51. Umpire Johnstone and Carruthers. edly Joined wards her shortly afterward in a way that 1 1 should be interesting. The relative strength caused tunefully roared out the opening Ttrguson, p.l 1 Pfeister, p..Q 0 0 tanced the visitors. Errors were plentiful, by the blow administered to Noonan by basso surprised Eastern observers. It was the of the two clubs will be determined in the report lines of the stirring old hymn: beet that did it. Of this State the de- S 1 0 4 IS 8 2 coming In some degree excusable on account Tommy Dixon the does not state. Wistaria. Totals .....7 II 15 Totals series. but The "If you get there before I do, partment says: "Many years of the com- Joe Cantillon will manage the affairs of of conditions. The feature was. the manner them I'm coming too!" mercial of the sugar beet havt Score by Innings: go Couhlg Given the Decision. University Bulletin. "Just tell that culture 4 the team expected to to Honolulu next in which McRoberts was hammered. Hardy distinctly fixed the status of Nebraska In St. Paul 0 0 0 0 37 Beckley. are Perhaps the most beautiful of all our 0 0 0 0 0 0 fall. Crawford and Stcinfeld and Cornell leading in stick work. Only TORONTO, Ont., May 24. Martin Duffy, wistaria, Incor- Bryan Returning from Cuba. respect to this industry. It has been Columbus expected to be members of the party. Innings was McRoberts puzzling. Ide spring flowers is the often demonstrated that beet sugar can be made Two-bas- e in two Tom Couhig, belongs to 1-- ,4 Paul. 3. hits steadily was supported of Chicago, and of Dunkirk, rectly called the wisteria. It CHATTANOOGA. Tenn.. May 24. Hon. in Nebraska, but it is evident from the hlt-Dil-- The Pirates have scored three times as pitched rnd better Sacrifice lard Y., the bean family (Leguminosae), and its odd through Geier, Kelley. Ferguson. many runs as any other club in the Na- than his opponent. Cohen, who has not N. met before the Crescent Athletic symmetrical pinnate leaves and large W. J. Bryan passed this city this data of the last few years that Nebraska Dillard. Kelley, to-nig- ht twenty-roun- but to his home Stolen bases GHer. tional League. That is enough to convince been doing well of late as short stop, was Club in a d bout at pink blossoms, morning en route in Lincoln, does not rank so high as some of the other on balls Off Pfeister, 3. clusters of purple or faint Cuba, where he wit- In capability raising high-grad- e Shay (2.) Bases one that Pittsburg is in a class by itself. out of the game. Score: 140 They prodigal profusion, fall- Neb., from Havana. States its of base on errors Columbus, 1. Left on R II E pounds. went the twenty rounds, produced in most nessed the ceremonies attendant upon the sugar beets." First 4. jumped into place in the Referee Passmore gave of graceful beauty, make 9t. S;. Columbus. Struck Boston third 2 4 5 3 0 0 1 3 IS 20 5 and the decision to ing in cascades of the Cuban republic. appears In the bae-- Paul. race yesterday. What more, the Purdue Couhig for his aggressive Duffy one of most ornamental and attrac- inauguration In It thus that race between out By Pfeister. 2. Time 1:25. Umpire American De Pauw 0 2 0 0 1 1 3 1 0 8 11 10 work. it the an interview here he stated that the na- the temperate and the torrid zones ovei first four teams in that league yesterday had the advantage of reach, but Couhig tive of our climbing shrubs. superior patriotism during production of sugar, we no ex- Tindell. Ide and Palmer; McRoberts rugged. con- magnificent specimens covering tives exhibited the have morning lost to second division clubs. Batteries was the more It was a clever Many the ceremonies. He further said he be traordinary advantages, even when seen Bay, who jumped his Indianapolis and Nicely. Umpire Schilling. Attendance test. About 2,500 people were present. verandas and garden walls may now be by eyes of Won In the Tenth. Harry 300. In bloom, some of them more lieved the united states wouia eventually the those who have most al Milwaukee contract after being released by Cincin- seen full give the Filipinos a government of their heart the success of the beet-sug- ar Indus 24.-MIl- waukee a hundred vears old. Phlladelühians MILWAUKEE. May ex- nati to go to Cleveland, will be used as an "Fit's' Sparring Partner. than own. try. The diseases of the highly developed batting" rally In the eighth, extra infielder, to take Flick's place when South Bend Wins Two Games. will learr. with prida that the wistaria is a beet are sure to give the scientific experti perienced a SAN FRANCISCO, May 24. Jack John- living monument to the memory of Dr. trouble-Page- won in tenth. Both Cleveland rlays in Philadelphia. Special to the Indianapolis Journal. of anatomy in the, Cargo of Oats for South Africa. of the department a good deal of s tied the score, then the son, who defeated Jack Jeffries at Los An- Caspar Wistar, professor of this bulletin are devoted to II President Dreyfus is determined to put a SOUTH BEND. Ind., May 24. The South University of Pennsylvania from 1761 to 24. hard, but kept the hits Fitz-simmo- May pitchers were hit stop to betting on the ball games the geles recently, has been selected by ns PORTLAND. Ore.. The British in which five distempers are discussed is at High School defeated High ISIS. From the demonstrations of anatomy Askehell, 6,000 ton carrier, sailed detail. When it is how mucfc well scattered. The batting of Hallman Pittsburg park. Four professional gam- Bend Elkhart as a sparring partner In lat- - with equal arduousness to study steamer considered 5X). to-da- y. the he turned to-da- y Coronel for Portland, under de- was a feature. Attendance, Score: blers, who have operated in the Pittsburg School in two games of ball The genesis of plant life, and was eminent from German scientists have done for the 9 2 ter's work of training for the champion- the to load 300,000 bushels of oats for velopment of this plant, it may well bi n H.O.A.E. . L'ville. R.H.O.A.E grandstand, were recently arrested and first score was to and the second was many of science. charter 1 on July 25. In departments government in South Africa. ol w.tv. I 1-- Krwin. rf..l 0 I 0 fined. 21 to 1. ship battle Fitzsimmons left hangs on ths British wondered what would be the condition Thiel. J 3 to-d- ay Skagg's Springs, His portrait, which the south only be largest cargo of crop to-da- y 2....; 3 Clymer, cf..2 4 0 0 for where he will room In This will not the tfce cane had it ever received Hallman, J 2 0 11 0 0 "A player who signs a contract and does upon active training, wall of the anatomical lecture put a Pacific coast port, anywhere so lf-.- Gannon, 1...1 enter and Jeffries m oats ever afloat at near much study and atten Farrott. J 1 Ganzel. 2...1 2 not live up to it is not a fit man to be asso- Rain Prevented the Game. will depart Monday for Harbin Springs to Medical Hall, exhibits a countenance It will be the first cargo ever shipped tion McDrid.. cf.l 13 1121 seem but 1 10 0 0 Floumoy. lf.l 2 0 0 ciated with honest ball players." says An- prepare himself. which Intellect and benevolence to an port on the Pacific for to compete In country T.,mmrL 1...0 0 Srecial to the Indianapolis Journal. power. from American How this with thi 1 Fples. c son. "Such a man can never be trusted, blend with wisdom and South Africa. labor of the tropics Is serioul 2 0 Tannehlll. s.l 21002 4 0 game TERRE HAUTE. Ind., May 24. The another Clinftnan. f " 2 and the great national will be thrown problem. The labor of the West Is too h!xi J 0 2 2 3 1 to-d- ay Polo Players c 1 0 Fchauo, 2...0 into disrepute if such men are Identified baseball game scheduled for by American Won. A Cro... J 1 Dunkel. p...O 0 0 4 1 Puszled Treasurer. Prof. E. M. Pease Dismissed. priced for the beet culture, even with lti with it." State Normal and Rose Polytechnic was LONDON. May 24. The American polo present heavy protection and the bountlei 23 to-da- y Washington Post. J 30 9 3 Totals 7 10-- 1J 5 There are several ball players on the In- postponed on account of rain. players defeated a Hurllngham team STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal., May 24. which many of the States are paying. Sora .....I by 6 to 2 goals. The Englishmen Hazel-tin- e, one of the girls' schools here In town of Stanford University, people New when winning run was scored. dianapolis team and one of them is Third In President Jordan, believe that York will becomi Two out Baseman Babb. During the three games he Leavenvrorth's Rones Disinterred Shepherd, Thyme and Robson were is a little society for some purpose or other has summarily dismissed Prof. E. M. Pease, a great sugar State. If this country declJei Score by Innings: played here he accepted fifteen chances Gen. a weak aggregation. J. E. Sowdln, of the charitable, I believe and it has as full who has been at the head of the Latin de- to keep out the cane, because ofthe largi 2 1 1 0 0. 0 0 3 0 1- -8 without a slip. He covers a world of ground HOB RT, N. Y., May 24. The remains of American team, was struck in the mouth a staff of officers as if It were a nation? 1 partment of the university for several numbers of newly arrived Immigrant fron iouTsdlle 4 0 0 0 1 1 0 0--7 and handles himself nicely. However, he's Brig. Gen. Henry Leavenworth were disin- by the ball in the first five minutes. He parliament. A little girl named Francis years, because the latter would not resign southern and eastern Europe who could tx 2; 3. at Woodlawn Cemetery, Delhi, to- sustained a bad cut and had to retire, but Is I won't tell her other name is treasurer, on request without statement of charges set to work by whole families in the Varned runs Milwaukee. Louisville. not much force with the stick. St. Paul terred seriously Injured. ira.bui JüU Dunsaa. Clymer Ol. Tance-- Pioneer Press. day and shipped to Fort Leavenworth, not and till lately has been proud of her against him.