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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-02
Yale. <: WESLEYAN. O.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. 1.-The Yale
Wesleyan football game at Yale field this
afternoon resulted in a victory for Yale by
the score of to O. The game was surprise
to both elevens, to Yale because of the small
score and to the Wesleyans because they
found themselves even stronger than an
ticipated. 1t was the first lineup of the
visitors, and though their work was at
times ragged and at no time good for more
than down or two their heavy rush line
touchdown was made by Marvin in the
first half.
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How the Clubs stand.
PICNIC FOR WASHINGTON.
Batted Out Two Games from New
York without Trouble.

WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-The Senators to-
day clearly outplayed the Giants, who seem
to be badly disorganized. The second game
was called on account of darkness. Attend
ance, 1850. Score first game:
r. H. e.
Washington 20 0 2 102 3 0 O-S 10 2
New York.....1 0 1 l 0 0-4 3
Batteries-Dineen and McGuire Meekin
and Latimer. Earned Washington, A.;
New York, 2. Two-base hits-Van Haltren,
Gettig. Three-base hits-Van Haltren,
Doyle Freeman; Home run-Doyle. Stolen
bases-Casey, Wrigley, Mcguire. Double
play-Carr (unassisted) Bases on balls
Off Meekin, 2. Struck out-By Dineen, 2.
Left on bases-W ashington, 6; New York,
5. Time-Two hours.
Second game: r. II. E.
Washington ........0 5 1 0-8 10 /
New York...........0 0 ! 0 o. 4 4
Batteries-Weyhing and Farrell; Doheny
and Warner. Earned Washington. 5;
New York, 2. Two-base hits--Davls, Do
heny. Three-base hit-Foster. Stolen bases
I 1aEIe Weyhing, Warner. Bases on
Freeman a. Struck out-By weighing, s;
by Doheny, 1. Left on Washington,
8; New York, 4. Wild pitch-Doheny. Time
1:50. Umpires-Hunt and Connolly.
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one Exception.
Chicago Tribune.

Chicago Tribune.
Il know there's a good deal said about
sandy foundations observed the meta
physical boarder. but sand makes the best
foundation for a prize fighter"
STILL" objected the argumentative board
er. you can't build prize fight on any
thing but rocks.
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Brilliant Fielding Won.

PITTSBURG, Oct. 1.-For seven innings
Pittsburg had Cleveland shut out, but in
the eighth Tebeau got first on balls and
was scored by McAleer's hit, Cuppy's sac
rifice and Burkett's long fly Pittsburg's
fast double plays and otherwise brilliant
fielding helped it out of several tight
places, Attendance 1900. Score:
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The Bolfers RebuRcd.

governors of the California Cycling Clubs
tonight decided not to grant sanctions out
side the territory covered at present. The
board declared its willingness to affiliate
with and recognize any association which
Eastern riders may form. but at the same
time expressed its unwillingress to under
take the control Of racing in the East or
in any territory remote from its control.
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FAVORITES ALL BEATEN
THREE STAKE EVENTS DECIDED
LAST DAY OF LOUISVILLE MEET.
2:24 Trot Given to Alice DOrmon, 2:13
Pace Won by BellewOOd A, and the
2;16 Trot Taken by Nico.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.-The fourth annual
meet of the Louisville Driving and Fair
Association was brought to close to-day.
Three races were declared off-the 2:0S trot.
2:12 trot and 2:10 pace. 1t had been intended
to finish double card, including yester-
days postponed events. to-day. but this was
found impossible, and owing to the proxim-
ity of the Lexington meet, which begins
Tuesday, it was not practicable to race
Monday. Three stakes were decided to-day
the Board of Trade the Falls City and
the Louisville. Not one of them went to a
favorite. The Board Of Trade for 2:I3
PAGERS, was won by Bellewood A. in
straight heats. Annie Lee and Lena n. di-
vided second and third money. The Louis
vile stake for 2:24 trotters furnished the
best sport of the day. Six heats were nee
essary TO decide it. Timorah opened favor
lite at to l. with True Chimes second
choice. In the first heat True Chimes came
into the stretch two lengths ahead of the
field, but Alice Dorman came I'D unob-
served by Geers and Won. True Chimes won
the next two heals easily, but in the fourth
heat went up at the half-nie pole and was
distanced. Alice Dorman won the third
heat, but was declared last for improper
use of the whip. She won the fifth heat,
and was given the sixth because Timorah.
the only other starter, did not keep a prop
gait. Nico won the Falls City stake,
for PIG trotters. easily. beating Askey, fa-
vorite at TO .. Equity, at 10 to l, took Sec
ond money. The meet Was success. Sum-
maries:
2:24 Trot; the Louisville stakes, 5000:
Alice Dorman, b. m, by Baron
Wilkes (McHenryl ...........1 2 s 2 1 I
Timorah, blk. M (A1iller).....7 8 3 1
Nobby. br. &. (Oneil). ........4 2 3 3 DIR
Maggie Lass, blk. m. (West). 6 4 DIR
True Chimes, b. g.: (Geers) =. l ] dis
Robert j., b. g. (Johnson).... DIR
Domera, ch m. (Weldon) ....10 DIR
Royal Refine, br. g. (Ames) -...6 dis
Money Maker, b. h. (Stuar) i. s Z dis
Dolly Marchutz, ch. IN. NC
Time-2:1SIs. 2:iiA, els, 2:i5 2:l6. 2:15H.
2:1S Pace; Board of Trade Stakes. 5000:
Bellewood A.. br. m, by Bow Bills
(HuSSey) ..........-..-...-..........
Anne Lee, br m (Hudson) ......4 3
Lena N, b. m. (McDowel) ............2 4
Redinda, b. m. (West .................7
Light Star, oh. g. U1ackey) ...........3 q
Newton, br. h. Higbee) ............5
Correct, b. g. (Swope) ................. dis
Tme-2:09, 2:10, 2:ll
PIG Trot; Falls City Stakes, s., 900:
Nico, b. h., by Arion (Liter) ........1
Equity, blk 8. (Geers1 ...............2
Askey, br. h. (HusSey) ...............3 3 6
Improvidence, b. m. (Rea) ............6 3
DR.. Leek, CHI. g. (Suilivan) ............8
Stamboulette. b. h. (Vanbokelen) -. 5 4
White Points, b. g. (Dickerson) ......4
Surpol, or. h. Curry ................. dr.
Time-2:OSA. 2:l1h. 2:1215.
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SLEEPY SENATORS TAKE TWO
GAMES FROM JOYCE's MEN.
Baltimore Wins a DOubIe-Header, but
the Reds Could Only Divide
with st. Louis.

Games Scheduled for To-Day.
Louisville at Chicago 1.-TWO games.)
Cleveland at Pittsburg.
st. Louis at Cincinnati 1.-TWO games.)
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To Cure Headache in . Hurry
Take Haag's Liver Pills.
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THE GOLF TOURNAMENT.
winners OF the Finals mt COuntry
Club Yesterday.

The finals in the golf tournament held o.
the Country Club links yesterday resulted
as follows:
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Batteries-Tannehill and Bowerman; Cup
py and Criger. Two-base hit-Ely. Sacrifice
hits-McCarthy, Cuppy. Double plays-Pad-
den, Ely and Clark 10; Bowerman and
OBrien; Ely and Clark; Wallace, O'Con-
hill, 1; off Cuppy, 2. Struck out-By Tame
hill, 81; by Cuppy, 2. Time-1:5O. Umpire
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The meeting OF the national board Of ar
bitration, which was TO have been held next
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Scarce and LOwer-HOgs Quiet,
but Higher-Sheep Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 1.-Cattle-Receipts, ESQ;
shipments. light. The receipts light and the
market was considered about steady.
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To Cure indigestion In y Hurry,
Take Haag's Liver Pills
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(Prices paid by shinperg)
Poultry Hens &c: spring chickens. &c: cocks.
&C.; hen turkeys. 5c; toms, &C; young turkeys.
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LEE NOTIFIES DEPARTMENT.
----- lRY TnlnEr;lnhl

WASHINGTON. Dec. l.-Majo Cen
,-,al Lee. commanding at savannah. has
iel"eraphcd III. War Department as fol-
p5A. respecting the departure of the.
Nth troops aboard 70. Cuba:
Manitoba. With General Snyder ami
Sh.. Fourth Tennessee. cleared here at
>:l5 this morning. Chester. with the
Fifteenth Infantry. left her anchorage
about six miles below the city about
the same hour. and is probably now ON
he top of the sea sailing for Cuba.
che might have been at the bottom Of it
# she had gone out the day she started.
Panama still here .
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ZIP NAN NIN1s1.E

Manager Dawson seemed to know
what he was doing when he secured the
Dcbson & Ring Rip Van Wrinkle Com
puny for mis- attraction at the Opera
House yesterday matinee and night.
At the matinee the audience was the
largest ever known in the history of
the house. and. judging from the laugh
tar and applause. tina, was frequent.
every one was pleased. Mr.. Glenn, the
veteran actor, as Rip. gave an imperso-
nation not inferior to that of the famous
Jefferson himself The Rooney children
in their specai;ies We're the delight of
all present and were recalled several
times.-Lynchburg News
This attraction will appear at the
Opera House tonight and tomorrow
night.
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SAYS IT'S TRUE.

BERLIN Dec Ia German govern
r1ent official. in an interview with the
correspondent here Of the Associated j:
Press. confirms the rep5rt that Germany
l., negotiating with Spain FOR the pur-s;
chase Of the Caroline Islands 1t is un-55
derstond that Spain expects to get l0,-S
100000 francs for them. which Germany
considers excessive.
BERLIN ,,sy':se s -. ny also made
tie rroveli AFFORD to tia ti t5.sS hails;
bG coitir no internatioi1s.f
combinations -Iflsing especially With
the United States.
Prince Won -trcnberg. president of the q
colonial society. assures the corresponds:
ant of tie :. Associated Press that the
acquisition OF the Caroline Islands aisS
Important less from the standpoint Of
commerce. which is insignificant there.
than from a naval standpoint s sssG
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NO CHAIN GANG

The chain gang did MOI so out yes
teic4E The tact is that there is no
ram gang yet.
'!ailGl' curtis says he is not paid to
tend t" III" gang and when Street
superintendent Nctton went to he Jail
yesterday tn get the gang, there was
q GEa 10 let the prisoners out.
Tic street gang now comprises only
VIC :a'Dnrers. the others having been
&iScharScd but unless the chain gang
..at&riaiizes in q few days the dis
-harGed !aborers VIII have to be taken
back again.
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bending md transporting the gui
parties.
LEGAL BARRIERS.

While willing to get rid of Chinese.
highbinders and all other Chinese GRIM
nails the authorities here foreSaw seri
us legal objections to such 4 treaty
The methods of trial and punishment in
china are very summary. The proposal
therefore was open to the objection tant
his country was s,rrendcrinE persons
;omcilcd within its borders t. for
eign country for harsh and unusuz
prosecution ard punishment. Little
doubt was entertained here hat If Chi
ia once secured possession of the high
binders short work would be made o;
l;lem, owing to the prejudice they have
brought upon the government. CHM
vas ready 10 overcome this ubiection
as far us possible by providing for 4 full
Bearing OF tria! in this country before
The parties We're turned over 10 the
Chinese officials for deportation home
Still. INSUFFICIENT.
This. however, did not fully meet the
;2gal objections against the proposition
Moreover. it was believed the Senate.
70 whom such 4 treaty would have to
Ee referred for ratification. would not
act favorably upon it and that it would
Stir ur an!mosities and agitatiuns on
The Chinese question in general. rather
than accomplish any special good in the
direction desired The Chinese authn.i-
ties have not. therefore. gone further
han to breach the subject to the OH
Gals here and learn how such q treaty
would be viewed. although they stand
ready ut any time to assume Inc bur
den of dealing With the highbinders AID
Ut her Chinese criminals If n naturaliZa-
ton treaty should give them juris diction
over the offenders.
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POLICE COURT.

Justice Brown disposed of the follow
ing docket yesterday:
Richard McCarty and Thomas Ste
.'ens charged With stealing Il watoal !:
dismissed.
W. Donstalt. drunk: fined 81 and
costs.
NJ w. Shehan. drunk. fined 50 and
costs.
John hurry, drunk; fined 81 and
costs.
Thos B. scan,cn. drunk; fined s. and
costs.
Andrew Lacey (co!ored). riding bicy-
Gle on sidewalk: fined 81 and costs.
Jacob AUSTRIAN obstructing the side
walk ordered to remove the obstruc-
ton.
Joseph Wells. drunk; fined s. and
costs
William Ricketts,. drunk: fined 81 and
costs.
Dennis Doherty, drunk; fined 81 and
costs.
stephen Griffin (colored). driving
wagon on sidewalk; failed to answer
summons: fined 50 and costs.
J. Il. Jordan (cnloredl, reckless driv-
ing: failed to answer summons: fined
50 and costs.
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l AT UNION MISSION.

----
fsaN. =, y. Bailey, uf Washington, n
F., VINO is al The heat of the Union Mis-
ION Of tl1a1 city. viii spend Saturday
-fd Sunday next in this city ard wis
'"frt@ taat time in the interest of tn,
iiiun Mission acre
10 will speak IN the mission hall Sat
Ray right. in the First Presbyterian
aurch sunday morning in the Fi:s,
BAPTIST church in the evening ana vii,
9n1uGt q general mass meeting at 3
p clock III the afternoon in the Wash
AStcN AvenHe Methodist church.
M Interesting program of music anG
song mas been arranged for the occa-
son
Rev. y. 7 Wexford spoke at the mis-
san last night.
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TO CHILDREN LARGE AND SMALL
This is to notify you that I have
rented the store next to Adams Racket
Store on Washington avenue for your
special benefit. and on December 1st
will be on hand With tn grandest lot
Of toys this city has ever seen. No
body will have - 70 or Sc: elsewhere
COR Xmas y-esr-'; this year. Wat and
see. SANTA CLAUS
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rEATEN BY BLACKS.

TSD'CET 10 tH't BH!Iy fTVSS.J " ~ s
RICHMOND. VA, Dec. John:
!Iampdcn Chamberlayne. Jr., collector
FOR !he Insurance department of the
Security Bank. was this morning hor-!
rib!y beaten out in Jackson ward by al
Gang Of negroes. He was insulted bysa
Megro man and when the remark was
repeated young Chamberlayne struck
.hc negro and was set upon and beaten.
1'hc police are looking for the negroes.
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TROOPS REACH MANILA.

WASHINGTON. Dec. General
O;is today telegraphcd to the War De
partmcnt from Manila that the trans
Port Indiana. With the headquarters
and two battalions of the Kansas Vol
TN. GERS. arrived there this morning.
There were no deaths during the voy
age and but little sickness aboard
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port News, greeting:
Whereas. w. j.. Payne, agent and
President Of the Newport News and Old
Point Railway and Electric Company,
corporation, plaintiff in n certain
action of trespasS on the case against
NJ. Honan. ST., and Harry w. Honan.
partners and contractors. trading under
the firm name OF NJ. Honan K Sons,
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HlGUBINDEES WANTED.
hincsc Government Seeks an Oppn,tu-
nifty Ia Deal With Them.
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WASIlINGTON. Dec l.-Th" Chire...
: vernmcnt, through its representative.
Mir. Wutins Fang. has preached 20 i. c
authorities here the Willingness Of Chr-
~ I" negotiate an eNtraditi"n treats
,ppieahle to all criminals. hut intended
n particular To reach TIL, hiE;hinlarS.
rhis fraternity has spread terri l.
through the far west. .. 0"
The Chinese government finally deter
mined to take cognizance OF the subject
Is the ngitationS in this country OPS
ated quite as much against the law
Eiding Chinese aud against the Oh II So
government itself. as ii did against tn.
parties To the secret crimes. 1t VAS
therefore, represented To the officials
:ere that as the highhnders had proved
such u difficult class fer The police au
huritieS III the countries to deal with
china would assume the burden o: de
ection and punishment If an eStradi
ion treaty could be negotiated. The
.aI.osc. it was suggested. was to have
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cI1I'5 FII|}|5:;7 SUIT
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"O'FERRALL & REGISTER,
"SE-G.AFt & BRANTOE, p. T..
'DPcpmhHr | 1888 WI ---.----- -------- L

In connection with the suit against
NJ Honan & Sons. an attachment was
also sworn out. Mir. Payne making the
affidavit. the purpose of the attachment
being to secure the company tor tn"
amount sued for in lhc event q! winning
the suit. This attachment includes all
the horses. carts and tools of the con-
tractors. and Il copy Of the attachment
was served on City Treasurer j. Nj.
Curtis by suggestion, for the purpose
of preventing The city from paying the
contractors amy money due h ram. on to
become due them, until the amount
sued for is secured
This document. also will prove inter
estinS to the citizens Of the city. gcner-
ally, as We'll as to NJ. Honan & Sons
particularly. for. now that the city is
being sued, Tier" wiz be q general de-
sire on the part Of the taxpayers TO
learn as much about legal methods and
procedure as possible The attachment
ic
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M'cALLA RE.s.i ms IN NORFOLK.

WASHINGTON. Dec, Sc Captain
McCalla has been detached I. duty
on the repair ship Vulcan and {. ed
TO resume his duties as Captain Of int
Gosport navy yard. at Portsmouth.
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has this ;day made oath before me. D.
G. SMITH. Cork of the Circuit Court
ter he CITY of Newport News. that he
verify believes that tho plaintiff's claim
asserted ! in the above action is
just, and that the said plaintiff
IS entitled to and ought to recover from
Tin" said Set%ndanlS u certain sum.
v itir;l. ali fc least. the atiiant believes.
is twenly Thousand dollars (s20.0oO): and
tsiat t" the best of atlantis belief the
sad Defendants are not reSiden,s of the
$;:tte ct Nirgi.?ia. and have estate and
property '!u" them within the said city
=: !%rwpqrt News:
We do therefore command you 70
attach SO 'siuch Of the property and
es,ai@ nf tbs said defendants as will
p" sufficient 20 satisfy the said twenty
thousand collars tSso.c and so To
nfeii'ic tha; the said estate so attached
'ltit> hc fprt becoming ard liable for fur
t.-at rrctS.li19S lheT2in to be had be-
t'.t+- "ur said Court 1T the next term
til 'r..,fl ;-.a:l. That yea have this writ
= tnc cent itnt;se. of our said Court
o.; sire FRS, day Of the next term there
q. ard t!:at you then and there make
l,i!D".l h6" YOU have executed the
S4t1r
%,;tnass. y. G. Smith, Clerk of our
said Court. at the Court House of our
said City. on the LIST day Of December.
ii! TIE year of our Lord 1898. and in the
80 q wear of tn. Commonwealth.
''res;c:
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Have you WEecl rc-enamalcd 81 and
~ 81 Newport News Cyc. Co 1i-ltf
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81 5sSp s { III

y ! 'r,'S go puSltlNSl sHfIIlsaifk9
~ whiIn 1t was supported are consider
q strongly stated and the American;
commissioners desired time for deliber-S
ltion. Thus. though busy until nearly
O'Clock this afternoon. they We're not9
Elly prepared and Judge Day sent at
essage to Senior Mnntero Rios, res
NESTING that the joint session fixed forl;
,'orrow 5s5334s@
OTHER PROPOSITIONS. s.s
Meanwhile. the Spanish commission
10 had been preparing a list of subjects
ar negotiation. supplemented by sugT4
.estions counter to and acknowledgement
lie subjects, the Americans submitted
yesterday. This came to the American
commissioners today in Spanish, ZEN
:ering it even more desirable to postsSG
one the ;oint session in order to give
:ime for translation and considerations;
he translation is being made this ev-8
.:,inS and the subject will be laid hefore$
he y american commissioners tomorroWss.
morning.
Nov that the first burst Of grief and
.hagrin has passed. the Spanish COM
nissinncrs are meeting the Americans u
u q frank spirit that is helpful to am
,arly cnm.netition nf thu Negotiations.
4 INJUNCTION TO RIOS. ~
MADRID. Dec. Ia long Cabinet
meeting at which the Queen Regent
presided. was held today ana a reply
was framed to Senior Montero Rios
President OF the Spanish Peace Com
relative TO number of points
in the treaty of peace upon which he
had requested instructions. -ii53sas44
The Premier. Senior Sagasta. after the
council said i5.$
..Tonorrnw's meeting of the Commits
sioncrs Will not be the last"
The. Minister of the Interior. Senior
{ 'aI,depon announced that there were
several uomiciliary visits at Barcelona s;F
yesterday but that otherwise the coun-5s5
Try was absolutely quiet.
MADRID INSTRUCTS.
PARIS. Dec Standardization in-s
formation which comes TO the Asso-@;
lated Press correspondent from n well 4
authenticated source late this evening"
4 seems unlikely that the Commissions
rll finish their work as soon as had z:
',re!i expected. Ii is probable that thee
Negotiations Will last considera bly, lon-Ei
ger. s3fa;;
Madrid has instructed the Spanish
on three points. to which 4
:hc Americans attach much Importance.
These are cessinn of an island in the
.'arolincs. ;Ae granting of reiiglouSs4
'.c.dcin over the whole of the Caro-
ines and the cession Of cable and y
calling station at Ceuta. 80
Before Spain does yield the nesotia-s
lions are likely to be prolonged. and
ne United States may have to give a
substantial uuid pro quo. ,sia