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Katharine De Forest. in Harper's Baza
The hand of man has NOT frrnnrnuad pa

Katharine De Forest. in Harpers Bazar
The hand of man has not improved Paris
of late, and regret TO say that the ensem-
bic of the exposition Is not beautiful. The
great monumental entrance makes you
think of nothing so much as one of those
French stoves. impossible from an artistic
point of view, called a salamander and
"Salamander'' is the only name 1t will ever
get from the Parisians. AS you look from
there along the left bank of the Seine you
cannot help wishing there were not so
many nations. Their respective pavilions.
with their domes, towers. spires and min
arets. were inspiring in a uniform garb of
pale yellow shingles and pine beams, but
now that they have got on their exposition
dress they seem TO huddle together and
look overdressed, lonely and dispirited.
suppose they have not found themselves. %
like Rudyard Kipling's ship. Ii is too early
to know what people are going TO really
do at the exposition. So far our prin-
cipal occupation has been in inaugurating
side shows. We were invited TO "Vieux
Paris the Swiss Village and the great
wheel. to say nothing OF all the balls and
soirees and other functions which have
sounded the alarm for the fair-the COM
missioners' reception at the Elysee Palace
Hotel. the art students reception in the old
hotel of the Impasse de Cont. the Pas:ii-
listes at the Galerie Georges Petit and the
Presidents ball.
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Baseball Notes.

Flynn batted in better form yesterday.
Yesterday was the first time in many
days that the Indians have been outbatted-
Goar has not been used on the trip be-
cause of a slight illness. He is reported
better.
1t was a shame the bases were not filled
when Heydon and Seybold chalked UP
home runs.
Minneapolis stopped the winning streak
of the Hocsers yesterday. The Millers had
to play every inch OF the way TO do 1t.
Magoon's work at second was again a
feature of the game in Minneapolis. He is
by far the best man who ever patrolled
the district around the second bag for In
dianapolis.
The Indianapolis fans are growing impa-
tient for the return of the Hoosiers, but
they will have to wait until a week from
Monday before having an opportunity OF
again witnessing the fast playing of the
Indians.
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The Deceased Wife's Sister.
Baltimore American.

The deceased wifes sister has scored an
other triumph in the bill relating TO her
marriage with her disconsolate brother-in-
law in the colonies. The deceased wife =
sister Is the most energetic woman of the
century. and her determination to keep
a good thing I'm the family has proved more
than a match for legislative opposition and
clerical disapproval. Friendly voices might
bid the bereaved prize. over which this bat
tie has been fought for generations. TO be-
ware. only II would be Of no use. as the de-
ceased wife's sister will pursue him
through Parliament after Parliament TIL
she gets hold Of him past rescue
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FOPPIANO--Joseph J. Foppiano son OF Joseph
and Mary Foppiano. aged six years. Funeral
services Thursday afternoon June z. from resi-
dence Of the parents. 1915 Church street, at l:30
o'clock and ST. Johns at O'Clock Friends OF
the family invited.
sHUTT-Jacob r. Shut his late residence
1883 East Eleventh street, at a. m. June .
Funeral Friday afternoon at p. m. Masons
and c. A. r will have charge Friends invited
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MASONIC-Pentalpha Lodge. No. 564 f. and A.
Masons. Special meeting this Thursday even
ing. June Z. at $50 O'Clock. in Masonic Temple
for work In the third degree. Stated meeting al
o'clock p.
ELMER A SMYTHE, W. NJ.
f. T. MQUIDDY. Secretary.
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%Batted Tor Bowerman In the ninth.
Score by innings:
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NOTICE Of LETTING CONTRACT FOR
THE IMPROVEMENT OF HIGHWAYS.

Notice is hereby given that the Board OF Com
missioners OF Porter county, Indiana. will,
Saturday the 7th day OF July 1900, let the con-
tract for the building Of certain roads In Boone
township. Porter county. Indiana. petitioned for
by j. B. Dilley and others
All bids must be filed with the county auditor
BY II o'clock a IN. said date, and must be
accompanied with a bond for double the amount
of the bid as required by law. The bid be
for the construction of the work in all respects
in accordance with the report Of the engineer
and viewers appointed to view and make report
the same, which report is file in the
auditors Office In said county. The commits
sioners reserve the right 10 reject any and all
bids JAMES s FULTON,
JOHN BORNHOLT,
FRANK QUICK.
Commissioners of Porter County.
Attest: NJ J. Stinchield. Auditor of Porter
County Indiana.
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George of Greece.
LONDON, June 6.-Princess Victoria of
Wales and Prince George of Greece. whose
bethrothal will be publicly announced with
i'm few days, are first cousins. Prince
Georges father. King George l of the
Hellenes, is brother of the Princess of
Wales. These royal cousins who are now
to become man and wife have been sweet
hearts for a long time. but their engage
ment is mater of very recent date.
Prince George was born June "a, 1859, two
years after the marriage of his father with
Queen Olga. eldest daughter of the Grand
Duke Constantine of Russia In all respects
he is most admirable young man. Almost
giant in stature-he is four inches above
six feet-he is strong in proportion to his
size and is a tremendous athlete. Always
the most popular prince among the Greeks.
George almost public idol during the
late war with Turkey. when he was given
command of the Grecian fleet.
Few royal sailors in Europe are more de-
voted TO their profession than is Prince
| George. He is never so well satisfied as
when he can feel the deck of his vessel
under his foot and watch the blue waves
| dancing around him. His personal courage
/ is a proverb in Athens. 1t was he who
saved the life of the present Czar-his
| cousin--when the heir TO the Russian
| throne was travelling through Japan. The
| Greek athlete, at risk of serious injury.
| thrust aside the knife of the assassin who
sought the life of the future Russian ruler.
| Prince George Is a handsome, dashing fell
| low of pure blonde type.
Princess Victoria Is one year older than
| her affianced She is the third child of the
Prince of Wales, and was born July g.,
| 1863 She is perhaps the prettiest of the
young women of England's royal family.
| and certainly of the best tempered
! She has been singularly free from gossip
associating her name in matrimonial way
with those of European princes
| This singularity is explained, by the way,
| by a pretty story of love and romance
1 in the life of the beautiful princess 1t is
| said that John Barring. the present Lord
Ravelstoke, a childhood friend of Victoria,
| loved the pretty girl and was loved again.
| But in this case love could not laugh to
| scorn the high rank of royalty, and poor
John Barring hung his harp willow
/ tree and was of to America to hunt
bears In the Rockies. In spite of the fact
| that the gazettes several times asserted
/ the probability of a union between Ravel-
| stoke and Victoria there was never any
hope for the lowly-born sutton of royalty.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING Of
CREDITORS.

In the District Court OF the United States for
The District Of Indiana In bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Louis Traugott, bankrupt.
No 6l3- In bankruptcy
To the creditors OF Louis Traugott. OF Indian
apoiis. in the county OF Marion. and district
aforesaid bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 5th day Of
June. A ID. 1900. the said Louis Traugott was
duly adjudicated bankrupt; and that the first
meeting OF his creditors will be held at Room
81. Lombard building No 24Is East Washing
ton street. In the city. OF indianapolis. Marion
county, Indiana. the 10th day OF June A. d.
1900. at o'clock in the forenoon. at which time
the said creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint trustee. examine the bank
rupt and transact such other business may
properly come before said meeting
ALBERT RABB Referee in Rankr,iptcv
Indianapolis Ind June < Iqao
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Earned runs-Boston. 8; St. Louis. 4. Two
base hits-Donlin. Burkett, Stahl, Willis,
Long. Three-base ,hit-Collins. Home runs
-McGann. Keister, Quinn. Stolen bases
Keister, Quinn. Double plays--Long. Lowe
and Tenney. Bases on balls-Of Cuppy 3:
off Hughey, 5: of Willis. /. Hit by pitched
ball-McGraw. Struck out-By Willis. q by
Hughey, 3. Passed ball-Clarke. Time-2:24.
Umpire-Swartwood.
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CHICAGO. June s.-Hawthorne results:
First Race-Five furlongs. Matin. lis
Devin). S TO 5. won; Sannazaro. Ito Grow
hurst. TO !. second: III Photo. Ill (Kuhn(.
third. Time. 1:o7A.
Second-Six furlongs. Nobleman. 1T CW.
Kiley). s 10 I, won; Abe Hurst. 100 tkuhn).
out second: walkenshaw, 129 III Mar
vaez) third. Time. 1:204.
Third-Nile and one-sixfeenth. selling
Lomond. 100 lEnos). TO 1. won; Forbush.
lk o. Miller. 10 Z. second: Calico. 100
(Bradfordl. third. Time. 80.
Fourth-Miie and one-eighth. Larkspur.
81 (Buchanan). 5 20 I. won: Thomas Carey.
Sc q. walsh). s 10 5. second; The Monk.
90 ct. KnighD. third. Time. 2.o5-
Fifth-One mile; selling. Castake. lo9 u.
waish). 3 10 l. won: Trimmer. los (dfllerl.
TO s. second, Racivan. lo6 tDeviH), third
Time. l:5o1
1o7 (Kiley). to s. won: Kitty O.. 1o7 .(Free-
mani. 70 !. second; Satan. 10 Qzilp. third
Time. In
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BERLIN, June Elm consequence of the
dry heat Emperor Williams Romintine
forest took fire, but one hundred men from
the Fifty-ninth Regiment extingushed the
flames. The Agrarian organ. Deutsche
Tages Zeitung, reports that the Prussian
provinces of Posen and Silesia have suf
fered greatly from heat and drought Fa-
vorable reports, however come from West
phalia, Hanover and the Rhine.
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sBatted for Dammann in the ninth.
Earned runs-Minneapolis, A. Indianap-
oils, 2.
Two-base hits-Lally, Fisher, Flynn.
Three-base hit-Magoon.
Home runs-Heydon, Seybold.
Passed ball-Heydon.
Bases on balls-On Ehret, 3; off DAM
mann, 1.
Struck out-By Ehret. s: by Dammann, l..
Sacrifice hits-Dammann, Heydon.
Stolen base-Wilmot.
Left on bases-Iniianapolis, s; Minneap-
oils z.
Attendance-2,000.
Time-1:5
Umpire-Sheridan.
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BERLIN, June Elm the Reichstag to-
day, during the debate on the naval bill.
the secretary of the navy, Admiral Tirpitz.
alluded to the great development of Ger
men interests in China as being likely to
necessitate a further large increase in the
navy. Later the Reichstag. by vote OF
153 to 70. adopted the first paragraph of
the navy BILL which fixes the strength of
the fleet. The Socialists and members of
the Volkspartei voted with the minority.
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Fftr Cannot Fight Next Friday.

NEW YORK, June 6.-Robert Fitzsim-
VILE Hospital to-day by DR.. John H. Sulli-
van, VINO announced that Fitzsimmons is
suffering from an abscess on his left
knuckle. This hand was injured in Fitz-
simmonss recent bout with Dunkhorst, and
has since panied him greatly. DR.. Sullivan
gave him a certificate of injury and said
positively that he could not box with
Rubin on June Is.
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AN OLD BATTLE GROUND
WHERE JULIUS CAESAR AND POM
PEY FOUGHT IN AS b. c.
Fight Wes Near karditza Instead of
PharsaIa, as Long Believed
Royalty Betrothed.

LONDON. June THE Athens corre-
spondent OF the Daily Express says the re-
searches of Captain Dousmanis show that
the great battle fought in As b. c. between
julius Caesar and Pompey. which has been
supposed to have occurred in the neigh
borhood of the Thessalian city Pharsaia.
took place near the modern Karditza. fifty
miles northwest
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PARIS. June 6.-Heavy thunderstorms in
the central parts of France have caused Sc
rious damage to crops and live stock.
There have been several deaths from
lightning and large tracts of country
around Theirs are inundated. Seven per-
sons have been drowned, traffic on the rail-
road has been interrupted and million
francs damage has been done at Theirs
itself
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Earned runs-Kansas City. 2; Buffalo. g.
Two-base hits-Hallman. Shearon, Cough
lin O'Brien. Three-base hits-Gear, Hook
er. Carey. Hits-Off Hooker. s; off Amole
g. Bases on balls-Of Hooker, L. off
Amole, l. Struck out-By Gear. l. Left on
bases-Kansas City, s; Buffalo. T. Stolen
bases. Gettman CD Double plays-Stewart
to Wagner to DUNCAN: Amole to Speer to
Shrek. Umpire-McDonald. Time-15O
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$ from a worse defeat. Score:

Earned runs-Chicago. 2; Brooklyn, 2.
Home run-Jones. Three-base hits-Ryan
Keeler. Two-base hits-Green. Mccormick,
DAILY. First base on errors-Chicago, l.:
Brooklyn, 2. Left on bases-Chicago g.;
Brooklyn, 4. Struck out-By Kennedy, 2
Sacrifice hit-Keeler. Stolen bases-Jen-
nings. Cross. Bases on balls-Of Kennedy.
1; of Garvin, 2. Double play-Dahlen, Daily
and Jennings. Wild pitch-Garvin. /. Time
-1:f. Umpire-O'Day. Attendance-1,700.
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KANSAS CITY. Mo, June 6.-Hooker
was effective until the sixth when the
home team pounded out three runs. Amole.
who took his place was even easier and
four runs were scored off his delivery in
that inning, giving Kansas City lead that
the visitors could not overcome. Attend
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MILWAUKEE. Wis, June 6-Dowling
pitched a brilliant game to-day, shutting
Detroit out. Three-base hits by Anderson
and Conroy in the sixth inning won the
game Cor Milwaukee. Both teams played
an errorless fielding game Score:
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LONDON. June The morning papers
make a sensation of the death of Captain
Hercules Robinson. a nephew. of Lord
Rosmead. who was knocked down by an
omnibus, his skull being fractured, on the
night of the Mafeking rejoicings. taken TO
a hospital and thence to a Bow-street
police cell, where be died soon after.
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BOSTON, Mass. June s.-The Bostons
started to bat Hughey with rush to-day,
but after the second inning they could bat
him effectively in only inning, when
two singles and a two-bagger scored one
run. Cuppy retired in favor of Willis in the
fourth Attendance 90 Score.
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CINCINNATI, HAMILTON a. INDIANAP.
OILS X. X. co.

Once OF Secretary. May 90 1900
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS-The stock
holders OF this company are hereby notified that
the annual meeting will be held at the Office
OF the company at indianapolis. Ind. on Thurs
day. June II; 1900 al o'clock D. m. for the
election OF directors 10 serve the ensuing year
and for the transaction OF any other business
that may come before the meeting
GEO. r.. BAICH Secretary
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concerned that the laws of Mexico are Sc
we're on this subject and would be rigor-
ousiy enforced
In this way the most sensational affair
for several years, owing TO the high social
er,d
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Edrned runS-PlttsDurg, 4. TWO-base hits
Cooley (2). Three-base hits-wagner and
O'Brien. Stolen bases-Ritchie GU. Will
lams, Cross. Double plays-Wagner and
Cooley; Williams and Cooley; waddell
thinner and Cooley. Bases on balls-Of
Waddeli, A; off Orth. 2. Hit by pitched ball
thinner, Flick. Waddell Struck out-By
Waddell. s; by Orth, 3. Passed ball-Zim-
mer. Time-2:24. Umpire-Hurst. Attend
ance4,493
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BROOKLYN, N. Y. June 6.-Three hits
and five errors gave Brooklyn five runs in
the third inning to-day and won the game.
Kennedy was in fine fettle. holding Chicago
down to FIVE hits, three of which were
punched In the fourth. thereby saving the
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wANrED-MALE HELP.


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Earned runs-Milwaukee. 2. Three-base
hits-Anderson, Conroy. Bases on balls
OF Cronin, l. Hit by pitched ball-Dowd,
Stallings. Struck out-By Bowling s: by
Cronin. l. Double plays-Smith TO Conroy;
FultZ TO Conroy TO Anderson; Ryan TO Dill
lon. Sacrifice hits--Homes, Dillon Umpire
-Cantillon. Time-1:20. Attendance-1.000
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NEW YORK. June 6.-Three men were
killed by being run over by passenger
train on the Long Island Railroad to-day
near Laurel Hill. l.. /. They were Mathew
Clark, aged sixty-two. laborer: DAME. Hal
pin, aged thirty-three. and Patrick Ryan,
aged sixty-two. single. The men were walk
ing on the track when struck.
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WANTED-Interviews with owners of real
estate who willing to make low prices.
l. T. LEWIS. 20l Law building. real estate
broker Old phone 2507; new 1856
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June GETTYSBURG
won the last game of the series with Phila-
delphia by good work at the bat Orth
pitched well. but was unfortunate in allow
ing the visitors to bunch their hits. Score:
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Philadelphia Times
More compulsory education Scholars
right on the heels OF vacation viii have
TO start in and learn lot of political
geography IN South Africa.
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TWO MORE HOME RUNS
BUT, UNFORTUNATELY, NO MEN
WE'RE ON BASES AT THE TINE.
Desperate but Vain Effort by Indian
apoIfs to Overcome the Lead
Held by Minneapolis.

Minneapolis 6-Ipdianapolis 3
Milwaukee 3-Defrott 1890. O
Kansas City S-Buffaio 6
Chicago-Cleve1and
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How the Clubs stand.

NEW YORK, June 6.-The New York
team to-day gave a poor exhibition of bail
at the Polo grounds and the Cincinnatis
won the final game of the series. Score:
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NOTICE.

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INDIANA STATE LEAGUE.
Marion Turns the Tables and shuts
Ont Kokomo's Climb


Special to the indianapolis Journal
KoKoMo. Ind. June e-After . record
breaking shut-out for Marion. In one hour
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STORAGE.

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To-Day's Scheduled Games.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
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Inter.tnte League.

AT Mansfeld- RHE
Mansfield ......tO0O00o00ooo 1-2 9 s
Fit Wayne ....1 90 100000 OIL 2
Batteries-Ames and Fox; Harper and
Bergen
AT New Castle RH K
New Castle 90 0 0 o.
Youngstown Il o 1 IS 3
Batteries-Smith and Graffius; Grove and
Hess.
Rain elsewhere.
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Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Buffalo at Kansas City.
Detroit at Milwaukee.
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-Batted for Bowerman in the ninth.
Score by innings:
New York ......... 0 l. 5
Cincinnati .....0 2 1 q Oil
Earned runs-New York /: Cincinnati. 2.
First base on errors-Cincinnati, T. Left on
bases-New York. 4; Cincinnati, 10. Bases
on balls-On Doheny, A. off Hawley. /; or
Breintenstein, T. Struck out-By Doheny,
/; by Hawley, 1. Three-base hits-Hick-
man, Crawford. Two-base hits-Beckley,
Steinfeldt. Sacrifice hits-Selbach, Beck
ley. Stolen bases-Grady, Meyer, Barrett,
and Doyle, Hickman and Doyle; Irwin and
Corconan: Barrett and PETIT; Steinfeldt
and Beckley. Hits-Of Doheny. in four
innings. Hit by pitched ball-By Doheny,
]. Balk-Doheny. Umpire-Emslie. Time
2:20. Attendance-1,000.
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CINCINNATI WON AGAIN
DEFEATED NEW YORK AND JUMPED
OUT OF TAIL-END PLACE.

Boston Drubbed by st. Louis and Phil
adeIphia Outbatted by Pfttsburg
Chicago Beaten by Brooklyn