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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-21
Pnrk-The london bells.

Two large audiences greeted Rose Sydell' s
London Bellies at the Park yesterday. The
programme offered is a long one. and in
cludes many clever speciality people. The
performance opens with lively sl<it. fol-
lowed by Miss Julia Kelly. clever whis-
tier and bone soloist Then follow the
La Verge family. with their laughable shad-
oweI sphs: John Tierney. with some new
songs: Campbell and Shepp. who kept the
house I'm a roar. and do everything but kill
each other Grace Celeste is very clever
little dancer. and Smith and Campbell We're
a big hit, and have new jokes. The clos
ing extravaganza was very amusing. The
engagement continues all week. There will
be matineeS daily, as usual.
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CLOSE Run FOR $4,000
SIMON w. WINS THE SCHULTZ
STAKES AT LOUISVILLE BY A NECK.
Two 15-tO-1 Shots Surprise the BettOrs
Results Of the Races at ST. Louis
and San Francisco.

LOUISVILLE, May 20.-Not a favorite
won at Churchill Downs this afternoon
The event OF the day was the Schultz
stakes. at mile. guaranteed value $1,000.
which was won by the Harry O'Fallon colt
Simon W. in drive by the scantiest of
necks, with Rey Del Carrades second, half
a length in front of The Commoner. sum-
maries:
First Race-Seven furlongs. All over, s to
l. won; Cyclone second, Judith third. Time,
1:2S%t.
SecorN-SiX furlongs Catalin, A to l. won
Miss Lou second, Miss Florist third. Time,
1:l6i2.
Third-SiX furlongs. Hodgson, Il to l.
won: Evanatus second, Start third. Time,
1:l5i2.
Fourth-The Schultz stakes; one mile.
simon w, to /, won; Rey Del Carrades
second, The Commoner third. Time. 1:42i4.
Fifth-Four and half furlongs. Alvarado.
Is TO l, won; Wag Tail second. Fred Barr
third. Time. %,
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Results at San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 20.-Form players
got the long end of the bargain at Bay Dis
trict track to-day. Three favorites and one
well-backed second choice came first under
the wire Veragua, who won the second
race at 10 to l. was the only general sur
prise. Summaries:
First Race--About six furlongs. Rose
Clark, to ), won; Lnville second, The
Drummer third. Time, 1l4.
Second-Four and half furlongs. Vera
qua. 10 TO l, won; Cardwell second Walter
j. third. Time, 90.
Third-Six furlongs Tar and Tartar, to
). won; Morven second. Miss Ruth third.
Time 1:1712.
Fourth-About six furlongs. Annette. to
/. won: Mantella second, Tim Murphy third
Time, 1:13
Fifth-one mile. Red Glen, to ,. won;
Royal Flush second, Del Norte third. Time,
I.i0fL
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KANSAS City Here To-day.

=. This afternoon the indianapolis team be-
gins it's series of battles with the West
ern division of clubs, opening with Kansas
City. Manning's men are always in the
race and will probably be found as lively
as ever. The indianapolis players arrive
home from Toledo this morning. BY cap
turing the two games up there MOTIFS men
have partially atoned for that inexcusabie
defeat of Saturday. Their game yesterday
was a beauty and they deserve forgiveness.
Cross will probably go In against Kansas
CITY to-day and the visitors will present
Daniels their star pitcher. Mannng's team
remains here for three games ana Will
be followed on Friday by Milwaukee for
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Earned runs-ToledO, 2; IndlanapoIls. 2.
Two-base hits-Canavan, Gilks, Hartman.
Sacrifice hits-McCarthy, Newell, Gilks.
Stolen bases-McCarthy. Canavan.
Bases on balls-Of Fisher, /; of Da-
mon, l..
struck out-By Damon, H. by Fisher 2.
Double play-Niland TO Common TO Car
ney.
Time-1:30.
ITmpre-O Brien.
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Anderson Not i'm the League.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE. May 20.-Anderson has
decided not 70 take Lafayette's place in the
Western Interstate Baseball League. That
city was asked to shoulder the Indebtedness
of sl35 left by Lafayette and refused TO do
so. or TO make any payment to get in the
league. The managers Of the league are
trying 10 arrange schedule
for fve-club league to last
until after Decoration day, the one
idle club each day playing exhibition games
with clubs OF other leagues having off days
Ii lis thought that perhaps by that time a
sixth city may be secured TO go through
the schedule season. The trouble with the
Hammond team has not yet been reported
hQra
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something is stated for the support and
maintenance or the government.
The practical. II not the direct. effect OF
the decision to-day is give 10 certain
kinds OF property a position OF favortism
and advantage that is inconsistent with the
fundamental principles Of our social
ganization. and TO invest them with power
and influence that is perilous TO that por-
ton OF the people upon whom rests the
larger part of the burdens OF the govern
ment. and who ought not TO De subjected
TO the dominion OF aggregated wealth any
more than the property 90 the country
should be at the mercy of the lawleSs'
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SYRACUSE, y. V. May 20.-"Tom'' Eek,
trainer of John s. Johnson and the Stearns
team. received notice yesterday from
Chairman George f. Gideon, of the L. A
W. racing board, that he had been sus-
pended from all H. A. W. track privileges
for one year. The notice, Eek says. was
a surprise TO him, as he had not been no.
titled that charges were preferred against
him. He says if the racing board does not
revoke its action he will take the matter
into the courts. He will continue 10 train
his men, and will accompany them on the
national circuit. notwithstanding the order.
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LEXINGTON KY, May 20.-To-day is ire
thirtieth anniversary OF the establishment
OF the first coIored school south OF the Ma
singular coincidence Is that IL was estab-
lished in the same building over which.
foer years before. capt. John Morgan and
his prospective raiders hOisted the first Con-
federafe flag I'm Kentucky to WELCOME Capt.
Joe Desha's company at the end OF it's first
DAVIS march from cynihiana, Ky, 10 join
the Southern Confederdcy.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Piftsburg Failed to score Till the
Eighth Inning. aud Then Won.

PITTsBURG, May 20.-Mercer was
mystery until the eighth inning. when
Pittsburg found him for four hits and
scored four runs. Three more hits in the
ninth won the game. Score:
r. III. T..
pi,tsbu,., o o o 2-6 II /
WASHINGTON - 0 . % 10 ,
Ratteries-Hawley and ninslow: Mercer
and Mcclure Umpire-Emslie.
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We are almost through taking the ar
sessment on personal property" said Town
ship Assessor Wolf yesterday sBy next
Saturday night all OF the personal lists wifi
be In and a week later we will wind 40 the
land appraisement. 1 find that I'm some
parts Of the city there has been an Increase,
OF 90 per cent in real estate values since
the apDraissment was taken four years ago
This Increase OF course. will he found on
the North Side, where streets have been
fu1proved
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Dragged" Fielding.

GRAND RAPIDS. May 20.-The visitors
tried to make as many errors as hits to-
day, and thereby lost the game They out
batted the local players. but the latter
scored seventeen runs. nearly all unearned.
The PLAYING of both teams was of the
ragged order. Score
r. II. f.
Grand R'p'ds.4 2-ll Is
Detroit ..NO D o 1 o. ID 10
Batteries-Parker and Earle; Whitehall
and Twineham
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CHICAGO. May 20.-Two of the seasons
records were made to-day. The visitors
captured one record by piling up thirteen
errors. the locals taking the other by bat
ting Carsey for twenty-seven hits and a
total of thirty-five bases Mailman. Thomp-
son. Sullivan and Clements led the batting
for the visitors. each making three hits.
Score:
X. II. F..
Chicago ......3 IA - )
Philadlph'a % o o o 1-6 IS Is
Battories-Griffith and kittridge; Carsey
and Clements Cmpire-Murray.
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Wants to Schedule Games.

The florida Seal Baseball Club. of this
city. would like 10 schedule games through
out the State for Sunday and holiday
dates Address II. Robnius manager, l4i
Blackford street. indianapolis.
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ST. LOUIS. May D.-Four thousand peo-
pie witnessed to-day's races. The track was
sloppy after the great downpour. Three of
the six favorites won. The surprise of the
day was in the fourth race, when Wight
man. 10-to-1 shot. was landed a winner
by Cash Sloane. Minnie Gee was the good
thing and was played heavily at even
money. Summaries:
First Race-Thirteen-sixteen of mile
La Pavan, to /. won: Nectar second, Fish
back third Time, 1:31i2.
Second-E'ive furlongs Rags even, won
Ferris Hartman second, Newhouse third
Time. 1:0I14.
Third-Mie and a quarter. Michel ) to
l, won; Williston second, Wahatchie third
Time, 2:z0A
Fourth-Three-quarter of mile. Wight
man, 10 10 l. won; Hllsboro second, Maggie
Gray third. Time, LOO.
Fifth-One mile. Prince Carl. to l. won;
Wekota second. Figaro third. Time. 1:EA
SiXth-Six furlongs. Storekeeper. > % >
won: DR.. Work second. Francis Pope third
Time, :20i4
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other games have been declared of. as
the local team has thrown up the sporge.
At a meeting tonight IL was decided 10
drop the club. The players have not had
their salaries for two weeks, and there
Is no way for them 10 get their money
unless the citizens here raise the amount.
as director McCaull. Of Joliet. has turned
over the franchise TO local people. Reports
are that Elwood may take Hammond's
place in the league. and that the team
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Shading of the Clubs.

No games were played at Cincinnati.
Louisville. 1t. Louis and Cleveland yester-
day for reasons stated above.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
both Hammond and Lafayette Teams
NoN Come I'm.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HAMMOND. Ind. May 2o.-The game
scheduled here to-day between Hammond
and Anderson not played. the latter
has lns failed C put In an appearance. All
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-21
EpI.ropaI Diocesan conven,Ion.

The annual diocesan convention of the
Episcopal Church will be held i'm this city
June 4 and ). The annual commencement
~ knickeroscker Hall Will be neld June g.
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Kansas City Won.

JACKSONVILLE. ILL.,, May 2o.-Jackson-
vile and Kansas City played today. The
score was IL TO Is.
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Terre Haute Wins.

Al Aurora, H. r. II. Z.
Terre Haute.3 2 2 IA Is s
Aurora ......2 D o. IL IL
Observation-Disclosures and Welch Beymer
and Riley
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fully at distance. without personal exami-
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Kansas City Journal.
VIII the advanced women who are 10
have a new. Bible be content with the hymn
book or wm they insist on a herb0ok?
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GOOD GAME OF BALL
INDIANAPOLIS PLAYS WITHOUT
ERROR AND DEFEATS TOLEDO.

guish Themselves at the Hat and
at Their Posts-Other Contests.
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tu0 n NdiCiuf miCIO~
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Rain aud Wct Grounds.

and Clements. Umpire-Murray.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-26

but tss heirs are to be ascertained under
the Statute OF descent in force at his
death, and third by other re-
spondcnts that the heirs are
TO be ascerfained by the statute
I'm force ia 1890, when the devise took ef-
feet. After citing numerous authorities
and reviewing the various positions OF
the litiganis he court says:
"We therefore decide that the heirs OF
William DE Wolf. senior, are TO be as
certained as OF the date Of the death OF
Mss Rogers, December IA, 1880, according
TO the statute OF descents az II then was"
In the suit OF Clarence Colwell VS..
William Dolby ct al, the court has denied
the plaintiffs petition for q new trial.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-26

Bradley sent out pickets-"spies, he
called them--to give warning Of the ap-
proach of the enemy. Then he started a
fire in the forge, fastened few tallow
dips to the black walls, and. having
commanded attention, he stood up ON
the anvil block and shouted:
boys, what shall we uns do, retreat
To- the moth or stand and fight?"
This was followed by few seconds
of silence so intense that every man
could hear the beating Of his own heart,
and with frightened eyes the women
looked from face to face. AT length a
strong. clear, familiar voice rang out.
'In the name Of the great Jehovah,
we will stand and fightP'
All eyes turned in the direction Of the
sound, but not to ascertain the speaker.
Into the full Light of the forge, which a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-26
Bay State I,egislature.

BOSTON, Feb 26-The house killed the
bill to make June ~ legal holiday. The
committee on education reported against
the bill for the inspection Of parochial
schools. The municipal suffrage bill was
reported TO the house. Mr. Quint brought
In bill 10 destroy the insect pest. The
bill to prevent false iinpersonation OF
voters by photography was rejected. The
bill for flags on school houses was reported
In now draft. The order for the investi.
CATION Of Boston departments seems
likely to pass. The president Of the sen.
ate and the speaker, with others, held n
consultation on the size Of the committee
to 60 to Chickamauga
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-26
COURT CALENDAR FOR FEB. 27.

The calenosr of the Supreme Court for
Wednesday Is as follows:
Common Pleas Dvislon)
377. John II. Brunneie vs. w. G. Greene
e. Co. Attorneys-Tanner Il Cannon for
plaintiff; Bakers for defendant.
1860. William T.. Winslow ct ux. VS..
William Quinn. Attorneys-Page a.
Owen for plaintiff; q. j. West for de-
fendant.
20l4. Healy & Madden VS.. Francis j..
Brennan. Attorncys-Page q Owen for
paintif; Littlefield & Stiness for defend
ant.
(Appellate Division
1i9. J. Eugene Littlefield VS.. Leander
A. Ball ct al. Attorneys-L A. Ives for
plsintiff; w. p. Sheffield for defendant.
1857. William r. Moroney vs.. City
Council OF Pawtucket. Attorneys-T. j.
McParlin and Comstock q Gardner for
plaintiff; City Solicitor for defendant.
1924. William II. McTwygan ct. al. vs..
George +. Hunter, collector, ct. al. At
torneys-Bassett e. Mitchell for plaintiff;
Cooke d Angel for defendant.
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Life"
TRowBRIDGE'S STAR THEATER- &" Side
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WESTMINSTER THEATER-" Old Age and
Youth"
LoTHRoP's PAwrUcKET OPERA HOUSE
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ALTAR HALL-Entertainments 8 p. m.
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The English Premier Has "a Sharp
Attack Of Influenza.
LONDON, Feb. 26.--The condition Of
Lord Rosebery this morning is not favor
able. lie has passed a sleepless night and
there is an increase OF Weakness. The
premier was confined to his bed on satur-
day last owing TO a sharp attack ofin-
fluenza which Is now epidemic through
out London.
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o'MaIley. rImeI-w y. PerrIn.
on BY Rushed BY Tina Gagged b,

Stops In goal word, "a Furbush, a. Hefernsn,
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In the case OF William f. DE Wolf ct nj.
VS.. Annie Il. Middleton ct al, Justice
Stiness has handed down an opinion
which in substance is as follows:
Upon previous hearing Ii
was held that the second and fifth clauses
OF the will OF William DeWolf gave TO
his two daughters, Charlotte and
Maria, defeasible estates In fee,
which upon their deaths, with
out issue, passed TO the heirs OF
said William by way of exeoutory devise.
The question now arises whether heirs
are to be aacertained as Of the date OF the
death OF The testator In 1929 or OF the
death OF the surviving daug hter In 1880.
Three claims are made. First, by the
complainants, that the estate is to be
tre1ted as vested I'm the heirs OF the testa-
tor at mis- death, as in the case OF con-
tingent remainder; second, by the
respondent, Annie 4. Middleton,
that the estate vested upon the
happening of the contingency in 1890,
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WEEK OF TRIUMPH.


"Providence will win this week, all
right" remarked polo fiend yesterday
morning, and sure enough the Grays be-
gan TO fulfill the prophecy by giving Lynn
a drubbing before fair sired and enthu-
sisstic audience in Infantry Hall.
Following is the summary:
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~. Fouls Lynn. 2; Providence. 2 seore-I
dence, Z; Lynn, 4.
standing OF the Clubs.
Polo Notes,

Polo Notes.
Before the professional game last night
the Camp street team defeated the Paw
tucket Press Club boys by score OF IL
to2.
New Bedford beat Salem 4 to 2, lsss
night.
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CHRISTMAS EXCURSIONS.

On account of the annual eXcur-
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extensive preparations are being
made by the NJ. X. & 7. R'y., CThe
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When the change comes from
Pfeffer to Ingalls, it will be as well
come to the rest OF the country as
1t will be TO Kansas. Pfeffer and
ingalls,! What yawning chasm
gapes between.
1t seems impossible to have a
horse race in this city without
doctoring the result. This is the
reason why the races are so slimly
patronized in San Antonio.
1t is no discredit to the good
sense OF the people of this city that
they do not tumble over each other
in their efforts to reach race track
where the pool sellers run the ma
chine.
Armenians are not guiltless in
the matter of the recent outrages.
This country has very little use
for a president or party who can
forget nothing and learn nothing.
This is the matter with Cleveland
and the democracy.
The third term fooiishness has
fallen to the ground as dead as a
twenty-five pound gobbler shot
from his perch In the dusk of the
early dawn. Since the late cleo
tion 1t has not peepeG.
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