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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-09
MEDICAL BOARD MEETS.
Receives Construction OF Recent
Decision and AdjOurns.

The State Board of Medical Examination
and Registration held two long sessions yes
terday and last night to outline it's plans
for completing work that was held up UNI
til after the decision of the Supreme Court
on the validity of the law. Deputy At
torney General Moores attended the sessions
of the board to explain the bearing Of the
decision on various questions. The board
has decided to make an annual report to the
Governor, although it is not required to do
so by the law. The report. it was stated
would simply cover the work of the year.
details of which have been published from
time TO time. Cases that were held up will
be disposed of at once where evidence has
been heard on the applications. Other cases
will he taken up anew and the applications
for licenses will be given a hearing. The
board asked Mr.. Moores for an opinion as
to what should constitute a residence in the
State, within the meaning of the law Mr.
Moores pointed out that the Supreme Court
had adopted a rule of requiring a six
months residence before granting permits
sion to lawyers to practice before it. This
rule. obviously would work hardship on
young graduates who desire to begin prac-
tice at once. The board will meet this
morning to transact further business.
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MUST PAY FOR TICKETS
NO FREE LIST FOR MEMBERS AT L.
A. w. STATE MEET.
'MajOr" Taylor, the CoIored Rider,
Looked Upon as a Winner ina
BOstOn-BicycIe Notes.

In giving the state meet this year the In
diana division has adopted the course fol-
lowed by all other state divisions and by the
national meet In former years the league
ticket admitted the holder to all the races,
including the trial heats and the finals. To
offset this liberality which was shown by
the club which promoted the meet, the div1s-
ion gave the championship medals, which
cost about $50. The plan seems TO be all
right but it does not work as satisfactorily
as the method now in vogue. 1t must be
understood first that while the meet is a
state affair, and is indorsed and aided by the
division, it is really promoted by some indi-
vidual or club. In the case of this years
meet it is promoted jointly by the Indian
apolis L. A. w. Club and the Indianapolis
Track Company. 1t is these people who are
to be the losers if the meet is a financial
failure. and it is they who are to get what
ever profit may be derived.
If the old plan were followed the thousand
league members of Indianapolis would get a
thousand dollars worth of free admissions
to the races, while the nonresident members
who do not attend the meet would have to
help in paying the $50 for the purchase of
the medals. To admit free persons holding
league tickets makes it necessary that the
class of entertainment be poorer or that the
price of admission to nonleague members
be made higher in order that the persons
who advance the money for the meet shall
come out whole.
The national meet long ago discarded this
old plan of admitting league members free.
The league ticket is good for admission to
the trial heats but not to the finals. So also
have the state divisions fallen into this line
and the plan has proven eminently satisfac-
and the plan has proved eminently satisfac-
tory. Under it here the Indianapolis La A.
w. Club will give the championship medals
and trust to the patronage of league men,
bers to bring 1t out even.
Great interest is being taken in the meet
all over the state. The weekly press sheet
was sent by the chief consul to 300 papers
through Indiana and its publication has
caused a number Of letters of inquiry for
more details. The fact that the meet is to
be the dedication of the new track makes
every wheelman in the State anxious to at
tend the meet and the indications now are
that good share of them will attend.
1t is an assured fact that there will be a
day of good sport for those who are for
tunate enough to see it. The programme
committee has not yet finished its work but
there will probably be eleven events and n
field of forty to nifty riders in each This
VIII neeessltate the running of trial heats in
the morning and then il is doubtful If all
the races can be finished. The racing will
nave TO commence early in the afternoon
and Will last into the night There will be
an intermission of about two hours between
the day and night races.
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l.. A. w. CLUB AFFAIRS.
Edward ID. Moore Made a Governor
The Smoker Next Wednesday.


The Smoker Next Wednesday.
At the meeting of the Indianapolis L. A.
w. Club last night Edward D. Moore was
elected a member of the board of governors.
Under the rules the members of the board
are nominated by the board and confirmed
by the club. A vote of thanks was rendered
Frank Erdelmeyer and the members of the
racing team for the conduct of the Me-
mortal day races The club made enough
money out of the meet to aid it materially
in fitting out the clubhouse. A number of
new decorations have been added, lace cur
tains have been purchased and the walls
are now adorned with handsome pictures
A telephone is another addition 1t is placed
in the house free until October by the Cen
trail Union Company The club will also
purchase a billiard table to occupy the
room with the pool table obtained from the
old Zgzag Club.
The smoker OF June Is was discussed and
a committee reported that the speakers for
the occasion would be Mayor Taggart, AL
bert Sahm, D. M. Parry and Judge Mcbride.
There will be music and refreshments The
smoker is designed to bring the wheelmen
of the city together ito talk over matters
OF mutual interest It is given for all wheel
riders whether members of the L. A. W.
or not. On the night of the smoker the
state meet will be discussed The club is
talking of getting out a souvenir button for
members of the L. A. w. who attend the
meet 1t is already taking bids on the
championship medals for the winners of the
championship events of the meet There
are four of theSe-the one-quarter mile, the
one-half mile. the one-third mile and the
nile.e Gold medals will be given to winners
Of first place and silver medals to winners
of seconds. There will be no bronze medals
for thirds.
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VIII of Charles Prange.

The will of the late Charles Prange was
yesterday admitted to probate. In it the de-
ceased provides that after all just debts
have been paid all the residue of both real
and personal property is bequeathed to his
widow Christiana during her life or as
long as she shall remain his widow
divided between Henry c. f. Prange and
Mrs. Samuel d. Spellman, son and daughter
of the deceased. In event of the death OF
either of the beneficiaries, the children will
tate. In event of neither having issue the
survivor becomes the sole legatee. In case
distributed according to the legal rights in
the matter. All three beneficiaries are named
as executors.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-09

EVERYBODY HIT THE BALL.
Champions Have Interesting Exercise
with the Mfilers.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. June S.-To-day's
game was marked by some very yellow
work on both sides. The champions started
in to win, and did 1t with ease. They fell
on Wright, and their heavy hitting assisted
by numerous errors, enabled them to pile up
the runs. The Milers made three hits off
Scott in the first inning, and these. with an
error by Stewart in throwing home, al
lowed two runs. Things were not so easy
after that, although in the seventh three
Milers died on bases. In the sixth Scott
wrenched his back and was replaced by
Phillips. In the fifth, when the visitors got
the lead that won out, everybody batted
and everybody found the ball. Motz got to
first on a tumble by Rice, Stewart made
neat sacrifice, Allen hit and got to second on
passed ball, Kahoe got a fielders choice,
on which. Motz scored safely. Scott raped
a two-bagger, bringing in Allen and Kahoe.
Hogriever flew out Mcfarland and Deadly
hit safely and Hoffmeister flew out. In the
seventh two Hoosiers were on bases when
Motz went out at first. In the ninth Motz
hammered three-bagger, scoring McFar-
land and Hoffmeister King Perry Wer-
den was on the coach lines the first time
ali Ia Twin
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There is Jones' the first lieutenant
And the captain. Jonas Brown.
We have been together fshin',
For we re neighbors back in town,
And Smith, the adjutant, know him. too
So it's kind o. sort o. CALM
(But it. in the soldiers callinO
To salute EN- as a private has to do
Right dress! Soldier. watch yourself and keep in
line,
The regulars eyein' you,
To see what raw recruits will do
You've got to learn some army discipline
Remember you're Hoosier volunteer.
The bugles wake early.
And the sergeant calls Fall in"
Then they take out and drill US.
And we hustle round like sin,
(And walkin is a thing do desplse1
Then they run us round like cattle
And they call it a sham battle.
It's not exactly Christian exercise.
Ten shun. Soldier. mind your business when you
drill.
The regulars eyein' you.
To see what recruits will do
Obey the captains orders with WILL
Remember you re Hoosier volunteer.
Oh, the baeons mighty greasy.
But we have TO eat lot,
The hard tacks mighty heavy
And the is cursed hot,
And We have to carry water for three miles,
So we damn the ccmmissary
But rations never vary
And the quartermaster hears smiles.
Present harms! Soldier, mind your duty when
your on the picket line,
The regulars eyein' you,
To see what raw recruits will do
SENTRY don't forget the countersign
Remember you're a Hoosier volunteer.
w NJ z
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Tagenrt MiII Drive.

The weekly matinee at the Business Mems
Driving Club will be given tomorrow after
noon. One OF the features of the day will be
Mayor Taggart driving Emma Wilkes in
the free-for-all No admittance fee is
charged. There will be four races, with the
following starters:
Three-minute Ciass-Black Dean, w. w
Baker; Lady Constance, w. n. Short: Daisy
r.. VIII Roth; Lady r., Joe Rink; Olive H.,
DIR. Hoover; Dick, ORGY Shower; Ariel.
Charles Shower
2:35 Class-Huldy, Charles Haynes: Dia-
mond, VIII Staub; Major. ID. Il. Shideler;
Lady Shower, Charles Shower; Fairbanks
Maurice Donnelly.
2.25 Class-Billy Briggs. w n. Short
Charley Boy. Chas. Shower: Frank j. Fred
Dickson: Little Eigin. +. F. Jacobs; Flossy
Delano, w. S. Ballenger: Hattie L.. Henry
Dollman; Dandy w. b. Blair
Free-for-All--Emma Wilkes, T. Tageart
Merritt, 5. r. Holt; Robert c., j. G.. Slpe;
Rinehart, #. w. Louis
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-09

NEW YORK, June S-The Giants were
clearly outplayed by the Orphans this after
noon. Rusie was hit so hard in the fifth
and sixth innings that he was relieved by
Gettig in the seventh. Score:
Ri E.
New York 81 o 0 0 O O OIL 3
Chicago ,......O 0 o ? o / 80 10 1
Batteries-Rusie, Gettig and Warner:
Callahan and Donahue. Earned run-Chi-
cago, !. Stolen bases-Dahlen CD Two
base hits-Ryan. Everitt Double play
Dahlen and Everitt. Sacrifice hits-Dona-
hue, Callahan. Struck out-By Rusie, &; by
Callahan, 4. Left on bases-New York :.
Chicago Z. Time-2:l0. JImpires-O'Dav
and Mcdonald. Attendance-2 600
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Eonr Pitchers Ir.aa

PHILADELPHIA. June S-St. Louis de-
feated Philadelphia this afternoon in a
poorly played game. Carsey and Wheeler
were both hit hard and retired in favor of
Sudhof and orth. Attendance. 2e4s. score:
r. H. E.
St Louis. .....S 0 0 s o o 0 o 0--s l2 2
Batteries-carsey, Sudhoff and Clements:
Wheeler. Ortiz and Mcfarland. Earned
runs--St. Louis. 2; Philadelphia. s. Two
base hits-Dowd. Lajoie. M Cross. Three
base hits-Dowc. Douglass, Ortiz Sacrifice
hits-Carsey CD, Wheeler Left Oh bases
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MUNYON.

To this end and to the relieving Of human
suffering every energy of the Munyon Com
pany, with it's vast opportunities for in
vestigation and its great staff of eminent
specialists, has been directed.
The success which has followed these eff
forts is well known. In several of the
largest cities of America the death rate was
greatly lessened Immediately on the intro
duction of Munyon's improved methods of
treatment, and in London the same results
followed.
Perhaps we cannot better illustrate the
great work of the Munyon Company than
by the case of John II. Kiphart, of sis
South Capitol avenue. If there is one dis
ease pre-eminently American, it is just that
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tendencies are directly to shorten life by
.enfeebling the generations of children as
they succeed each other. If this one dis
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stamped out in Mr.. Kiphart's case and in
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in your case. Read what he says:
Il suffered with stomach trouble for over
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only five weeks in the past eighteen months
and for ten months l was absolutely unable
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Should Join the l.. A. w

special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, June S.-Schrader, the
alleged healer struck Lafayette to-day for
his second visit. He came in on a bicycle.
which fioated a Cuban and American flag
and carried a sign reading "Schrader from
the wild West, Denver Col, the greatest
divine healer on earth" He says he is en-
route for New York and will travel the dis
lance by wheel. He attracted quite a crowd
and blessed handkerchiefs for the bystand-
org
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-09

Three-base Hit-Motz.
Two-base Hit-Scott.
Passed Ball-Ritter.
Hit by Pitcher-By Wright, Deadly, Phil
lips
Bases on Balls-Off Wright: Allen. Hog
riever, Mcfarland 90, Kahoe; off Scott,
I.ally; off Phillips, Campau.
Struck Out-By Wright: Hoffmeister; by
Scott: Carey; by Phillips: Ball. Rice,
Wright.
Left on Bases-MinneapoIis 8; Indianapo-
lis 13.
Time-Two hours
Attendance-Seven hundred.
IImnire-HaSkell
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National Championship Races.

BALTIMORE, June S.-Following is the
score in the national championship issued
by Chairman Mott, of the L. A. w. racing
board; Gardiner, q; Cooper, Is; Stevens, 81
Eaton, s; Tom Butler, 8; Mertens, 5: Bowler,
5; Mcfarland, 4; Major taylor, 4; Dr.
Brown, 4; Fl. B. Freeman, 4; Bald, 4; Nat
Butler, 3; Karl Kaiser, 8; Becker, 2; Bou-
rotte. 2; c. M. Bly,, 2; H. B. Hills, jr., Il;
Watson Coleman. /.
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WON WITHOUT EFFORT.
Champions Have Little Trouble to De
feat Cfncinnntf.

BOSTON, June s.--The Bostons beat Gin
cinnati again to-day with less exertion than
yesterday. the visitors being lucky to score
at all. Attendance, 1850. Score:
r. II. Z.
Boston .......1 0 2 / 80 10 /
Cincinnati 20 0 0 0 0 o. 6 3
Batteries-willis and Bergen; Hawley and
Vaughn. Earned runs-Boston 4: Cincin-
rati, l. Two-base hits-Long. Hamilton
Home runs-Duffy, Long. Stolen bases
Hamilton 90, Tenney. Double play-Tenney
Long and Tenney. First base on balls-Off
Willis, s; off Hawley, 6. Struck out-By
Willis. s: by Hawley, 4. Passed BALI
Vaughn. Tme-2:30 Umpires-Cushman
and Heydler.
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Thomas Outpitched Gear.

KANSAS CITY. June Sit was a battle
royal between Gear and Thomas, in which
the visitors pitcher emerged the victor. The
game abounded in brilliant plays. Score:
r. II. E.
Kansas City, % OIL 0 OIL Z 4
Detroit .......1 0 0 0 0 1 Is z
TWineham
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Building Permits.

Michael Helt, repairs, l0s Greelv street $500
Sarah Hasse, kitchen, ga West Walnut street,
E5.
". s. CARRIER. repairs. 1910 North Pennsylvania
street s1T7. ~
@. A. Wooden, repairs, 20 West Ohio street 40.
Thomas and ], M, Tallentlre, Hdyt avenue be.
tween Spruce and State streets. e 0Ih
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How the Senators Won.

WASHINGTON, June S.-Mercer pitched
we'll, the Senators batted hard and the Pr
rates made errors, and thus Washington
won. Attendance 1850. Score:
r. II. e.
Washington % 8 / 0 10 II 8
Pittsburg 80 0 0 2 0 o. 4 6
Batteries-Mercer and Mcclure; Rhines
and Schriver. Earned ns-Washington,
5; Pittsburg l. Stolen bases--Wagner, An
derson, Donovan. Three-base hit-Gettman.
First base on balls-Off Mercer 3; off
Rhines, /. Hit by pitched ball-Anderson.
Struck out-By Mercer, 8; by Rhines. l.
Left on bases-WashiL gton, g. Pittsburg, 5.
Time-1:47. Umpires-Lynch and Connolly.
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Rare spoons RECOVERED.

Detectives Dugan and Asch yesterday re-
covered at pawn shop eighteen rare souve-
mir spoons that were stolen recently from
the home of Charles Sherman. The collec-
ton is made up of spoons for cities of Eu-
rope, Mexico and the United States, and is
valued at $780,
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St Louis, 10; Philadelphia, g. Struck out
BY Wheeler, /; by Orth, A. Double plays
Turner and Decker; L. Cross, Crooks and
Decker: M. Cross and Douglass. First base
on balls-Om Carsey, g; off Sudhoff 4; off
Wheeler. 5; off Orth. 2. Umpires-Emslie
and Curry. Time-2:10.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-09

ST. PAUL. June &-Milwaukee took to-
days game because the locals could not
bunch hits on Rettger Score:
r. II. f.
st. Paul MO 1 0 O Is 8 8
Milwaukee III 0 O. 5 0 0-6 10 4
Batteries-Cross and Spies; Rettger and
Smear
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-09

Our new brand, A. B. c. Special. a genuine
old lager beer, brewed from malt and hops
only, is on draught to-day IN all the leading
for your money. Bottled by Jacob Metzger
&, Co. Telephone 4O7 American Brewing
Company.
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indianapolis, Ind. June s. 1898. Mary a.
Burke. residing at e04 East ST. Clair street,
this city is a large and healthy woman
with rosy checks. She says whenever her
friends ask her what keeps her looking IN
We'll she tells them Ii rs Hoods Saraaparilla
which she takes TO purify and enrich her
blood.
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NEW YORK, June S.-Manager Joyce, of
the New York club. announced to-day that
Walter Wiimot had been released and that
McCreery would regularly occupy right
field,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-09

NEW YORK, June s.-Cleveland turned
the tables on the Brooklyns to-day in
Brooklyn. Wilson pitched clever game.
Score:
r. H. E.
Brooklyn $50 0 0 o % o o 2 % 10 4
Cleveland .....2 o 0 2 1 O-S 9 1
Batteries-Yaeger and Ryan; Wilson and
Criger. Stolen bases-Shindle Two-base
hit-Childs. Three-base hit-Ryan. Home
run-Childs; Double play-McKean and Te-
beau Sacrifice hits-Wison, Tebeau. First
on balls-Of Jaeger, g. Struck out-By
Yaeger. 8; by Wilson, l. Left on bases
Brooklyn s: Cleveland, 6. Time-1:52. UNI
pires-Swartwood and Wood. Attendance,
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it has already shown what it can do and
what II will do when called upon to show
its ability and SPECIALIZATION Globe
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Baltimore ...S 20 o 0 SO 10 /
Louisville 40 2 0 0 0 0 CO 2

6atterleS-NOpS ana Robinson; Cunning
ham and Snyder Earned runs--Baltmore,
8. Two-base hits--Hoffer, Nops. Three
base -McGann, McGraw. Stolen bases
-McGraw, Jennings. Double play-Jen-
nings and McGann. First base on balls-Off
Nops,. 3; off Cunningham, l. Hit by pitched
ball-McGraw Struck out-By Nops, ].
Left on bases-Baltimore, 8; Louisville, 6.
Time-1:55. Umpires-AndIews and Snyder.
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ferent physicians during this time, but with
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In extending the benefits. of this great
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all druggists.
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THE COMFY PERRY" ON COACHER,s
LINES FIRST TINE Nv WEEKS.
Brewers Putting Up Fine Bali at ST.
PauI-Chicago Knocks Rusie Out
of the Box at New York.


Western League
Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
Milwaukee at st. Paul.
Columbus at Omaha.
Detroit at Kansas City.
National League
Louisville at Baltimore.
Cincinnati at Boston
Cleveland at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Pittsburg at Washington.
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At Youngstown RHE.
Youngstown % 3 5 t-12 IL 4
Batteries-Knepper and Patterson; Rose
burg and Byers.
At Toledo r. H. f.
Toledo .....1 0 0 0 0 0 2 IA II 2
FIT Wayne.0 o 0 0 o 0 0-3 8 l
Batteries-Fisher and Arthur; Allway and
Campbell
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C1arke,s MGrana-standv cntch.

BALTIMORE, June Shops pitched
fine game to-day and was given superb sup
port. A feature was Clarkes one-hand
catch of a fly after hard rum He FUN
bled the ball and was applauded vigorously
by the 742 spectators. Score:
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Munyon's Remedies sold by all druggists.
Office-MajestC Building, No. AZ Pennsylvania
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DIED
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

4ASONIC-Pentalphh Lodge, No. 5ei, f. and A.
Masons. Special meeting in Masonic Temple
this Thursday evening at o'clock for work in
the first degree. SoJourning and resident master
Masons invited JOHN w. STAUB, w. NJ.
WILLIAM II. SMYTBEs Secretary.