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Baltimore 80 8 o as 10 s
Philadelphia % o 3 0 % 10 8
Batteries-Nops and Robinson; Plank
and Powers.
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National League.
American League

CINCINNATI. July Stake Beckley was
hit in the head with a pitched ball in the
sixth inning of to-day's game, and il re-
quired the combined efforts of several
physicians to bring him TO. His wife. who
sat in the grand stand, became hysterical
when she saw her husband keel over and
she had to be taken out of the stand.
Matthewson easily outpitched Scott, the
latter being pounded at will. Davis and
Strang's hitting were the features. Score:
r III L
Cincinnati 40 1 0 o o % s O
New York......3 l 0 l 0 0 2 2-9 Is 2
Batteries-Scott and Bergen; Matthew
son and Warner.
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"Three L" League.

AT Evansville r
Evansville 20 - s o
TeTre Haute IL 0 l 0 0 0 o. Z 8
Batteries-McCord and Roth; Packet
and Starnagle.
At Bloomington r II E
Bloomington 3 0 5 $50 is p o
Decatur ......2 0 0 0 2. l 0 l o. 10 4
Batteries-McCafferty and Belt; Swain,
Rollins and Badger.
At Rock Island r II T.
Rock Island II 0 2 4 0 0 0 0 is II )
Rockford ......c 0 l l l 4 0 ? % 10 3
Batteries-Jarvis and Arthur; Easton and
Thiery.
AT Davenport. Ia
Davenport -. 20 0 8 50
Cedar Rapids .......0 o 0 0 0 0 90
Batteries-Boyle and Evers: Ashton and
Weaver.
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..Maior, Taylor Fined 500.

NEW YORK, July S.-Floyd Mcfarland,
the California cyclist. easily defeated Tom
Linton. of Wales. in a fifteen-mile motor
paced race on the ten-lap track liz Madison
Square Garden tonight. The race was
finished with Mcfarland four laps to the
good.
The other three events of the programme
were also professional. Kramer beat his old
rival in the final heat OF the half-mile cir
cult championship, for which he got four
points and Collett received two, while
Cooper and Butler, the runners in up in
the semi-inal heats, scored one each.
Major Taylor was fined 800 for his nom
appearance at the garden to-night
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Clean, Pretty Contest.

CHICAGO, July S.-Although for eight
innings to-day's game was a pitchers bat
tie, the perfect support accorded both
twirlers made it the cleanest and prettiest
contest witnessed here this season. Phila-
delphia scored in the ninth on two singles
and an out. Chicago tied it by punching
three singles. Eason led off with a clean
drive in the tenth. scoring the winning run
on Green's triple. Cupid" Childs has been
released by Chicago and Dexter assigned
to second base. Score:
r II +
Chicago ..............O OOOOOOO11- Il 10 O
Philadelphia ........0 00000001O OIL 9 1
Batteries-Eason and King; Dugglesby
and Mcfarland.
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DETROIT, Mich, July s.-Favorites won
in the three events which opened the an
nual meeting of the Windsor (Ont.) Driving
Club, to-day. Results:
2:S0 pace, Give starters): Star Pugh won
in straight heats. Best time, 2:124.
2:17 trotting. flour starters): Metallas won
in straight heats. Best time, 2:121s.
PIP class; pacing, (nine starters): Harold
II. won in straight heats. Best time, 2:lOh..
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GREAT WESTERN CIRCUIT
TRACK RECORD FOR 2:35 PAGERS
REDUCED By DIR. MONICAL.
Covered the Mile in 2;1O 3-4-Other Re-
suits at Davenport and Windsor
Winners of Races.

DAVENPORT, Ia, July S.-The Great
Western Circuit races opened on the mile
track here to-day. DR.. Monical reduced
the track record for 2:35 PAGERS to 2:lOh.
Summary:
For three-year-olds trot: purse, $500. two
starters): Peter Sterling won. Best time,
2:2615.
2:35 pace; purse, $500, (nine starters): DR..
Monical won in straight heats. Best time,
2:10s4.
2:17 trot; purse, $500, (six starters): Ven
dora won third, fourth and fifth heats:
Domitian won first and second heats. Best
time, 2:15Z.
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a meeting OF the indianapolis Clearing
House Association was held yesterday 10
elect officers fOr the ensuing year and 10
consider applications for membership. The
Capital National Bank VIII become q mem
Der OF the association. As the Amerfcan
National and the Indiana National banks
have not IS yet decided 10 Join the asso-
ciated banks. the meeting was adjourned
until July p. when II Is hoped all the IN
dianspolis banks viii be represented.
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Baseball Notes.

indianapolis and Grand Rapids play at
Washington Park to-day. tomorrow and
Thursday. Sutthoff and Heydon will form
the battery for indianapolis in to-day's
game. Grand Rapids is now in second
place. and making a hard fight TO get 70
the top of the ladder. The local fans Will
owners of the Indianapolis team that they
want baseball here the remainder of the
season, so that Watkins and Ruschaupt
other city.
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PARKERSBURG. W. Va. July Sat
Griffithsville, w. Va, on Saturday night
Minnie Waddell, twelve years old. shot a
burglar as he was entering her home during
the absence of her parents, and then stood
watch through the night over her wounded
victim until her parents returned in the
morning. The burglar, who will die. has
been identified as Walter Morris, said to be
a notorious character. f1
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FELL INTO THE PAINT POTS
Shocking Accident to Two Women in
Yellowstone Park.

HELENA. Mont. July S.-Mrs. w. w
Wylie. who has arrived from Mammoth
hot springs brings the report that two
women whose names were unknown met
with a shocking accident while inspecting
the boiling mud paint pots" on Yellow.
stone lake. in the national park. The
women. a mother and her daughter. fell
into the natural caldron where the boiling
mud was waist deep and could only be res
cued with difficulty. Their injuries may
prove fatal.
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Fined for Killing Squirrels.

IN Justice Shocks court yesterday
Charles Fetters and John w. Farrell. who
were arrested Sunday. while squirrel hunt
ing. by Monroe Kirk. deputy game warden,
were each fined 81 and costs. the whole in
each case amounting TO $3.50. They pleaded
guilty 10 hunting squirrels and each had
killed one. Kirk filed the affidavit under
the section which prohibits the hunting OF
game on the Sabbath. Had he filed under a
section OF the new game law the costs IA
each case would have been about $50.
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AMERICAN

Batteries-Eason and king; Dugg
and Mcfarland.
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KILLED WHILE ASLEEP.
Three Children Deliberately Shot by
Their Demented Father.

HALIFAX. July s.-Sidney Locke. Of
Lockport, to-day killed his three children.
aged fifteen. eleven and eight. respectively.
The man has been suffering from mental
trouble for some time.
While the children were still asleep
Locke took a revolver, and, going to their
chamber. deliberately shot them as they
lay in bed. Each victim received a bullet
through the head and death apparently
was instantaneous. While Locke was
known to nave been suffering from mental
depression and had been under treatment
he was thought 10 be improving.
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FIRE CASUALTIES.
Two Unknown Men Burned to Death
and Eleven Injured.

HELENA. Mont. July S.-Two unknown
men were burned TO death and eleven in
jured in a fire that destroyed the Occidental
Hotel. at Forsythe. the county seat of
Rosebud county,, this morning. The men
were employed as section hands. The North
Pacific oil house and coal bins were burned.
and the ruins of the buildings blocked the
track for several hours.
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Clark's MuH in the Fourth Gave the
Game to the Hub Club.

BOSTON, July S.-Clark's muff of a
thrown ball in the fourth inning. allowing
Freeman and Hemphill to score. gave Bos-
ton the game, as the Washingtons could
only tally once. Both pitchers were eff
fective. Boston's fielding was gilt-edged.
Score:
r II +
Boston ..........0 0 o o s-3 7 O
Washington 30 0 0 0 / 0 0 OIL S 4
Batteries-Cuppy and Criger: Carrick and
Clark.
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BUFFALO, July S.-Harry Stover's good
t~hree-year-old Satire, was again returned
winner at Fort Erie to-day. This makes
the colts fifth win in as many starts. Fa-
vorites won four of the events. and every
winner was heavily played. Charley Brown,
who rode Quick Silver Saturday. when that
horse fell. is suffering from a broken collar
bone and a fractured knee cap. Winners In
order: The Boer, 8 to /; Paul Creiton. 22
TO /; Dolly Wagner, 6 to l; Satire, S to D;
Dixie Queen. l to 2; Gold Lack, even.
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The Assets Of the Company In the United States
are as follows:

Cash on hand and In the hands OF
agents or other persons.......... So. 3s2.67
Cash I'm banks 81, z22-So
Real estate unincumbered.-....... g. 5000
Bonds owned by the company.
bearing interest at the rate OF
80. per cent, secured as follows:
Stocks and bonds.................... 2.4ss. os2o 90
Stock and bond held as collaterals 5f,500.0o
Interest due and accrued on same 274.6l
Loans on bonds and mortgages of
real estate. worth double the
amount for which the same Is
mortgaged. and free from any
prior incumbrance....-..-...... 15. $500
Interest due and accrued on same z.150.57
Total assets p.on, sos
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TRENTON, n. j., July S.-Thomas Bark
er. under sentence of five years imprison-
ment for muderous assault on the Rev.
John Keller. of Arlington, in February last.
reached the state prison in custody of
Deputy Sheriff Hague. OF Hudson county.
He was taken first to the room where
prisoners are given a bath and a shave
and was afterward assigned to a cell. 1t
will be two or three weeks before Barker
is given employment in the prison work
shop.
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Commissioners returned Sunday from a
vacation trip 10 Lake Wawasee. Mr.. Mar
tin says this is the finest lake in Indiana
and that quite a number of prominent In
dianapolis families are spending the present
summer on its borders. Among the familiar
names he mentioned were Charles s. King.
of Wabash, and Wilbur s. Wynn, of this
city. Mr.. Martin said that Saturday and
Sunday lights the air about the lake was
so crisp that campers were obliged to build
fires to keep warm.
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It. Dabney Marshall PardOned.

JACKSON, Miss, July S.-Governor Lon
gino has %pardoned Hon. T. Dabney Mar
shall. Six years ago Marshall, Robert Fox
and Harry Coleman, prominent young
Vicksburgers. killed R. T.. Dinkins at Bran
don for circulating injurious stories about
Marshall. Fox and Coleman were pardoned
by Governor McLaurin three years ago.
Marshall was always feeble and is now
said to be a physical wreck. Marshall and
the others were convicted Of murder n
sentenced to the penitentiarY for life.
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CHARLES S. LEWIS SELLS.
~exingto Flats Real Estate Trans
ferred for s27,05O.

Charles S. Lewis yesterday transferred
the real estate on which the Lexington
fats are being erected, TO the Realty In
vestment Company, for a consideration of
s27. $50. The property was purchased by
Mr.. Lewis before the company was or
ganized. He is one of the stockholders in
the company. The location of the property
is on North Capitol avenue between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets and the flats
that are being built will cost $50. 600.
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Three Outsiders Won.

ST. LOUIS, July Slime weather and a
good programme drew a big crowd to Del
mar Park to-day. Two favorites, one sec
ond choice and three outsiders won. Win
ners in order: Sister Sarah. 4 to 5; Iasso.
Z to 2; Barbee. 5 to /; Tom Collins, 6 TO /;
General Magruder, s TO 3; Sam Lazarus,
80 TO 1.
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Hank O'Day Mobbed.

ST. LOUIS. July S.-A decision by Umpire
Hank ODay gave Brooklyn to-day's game
in the eighth inning. He was mobbed at
the end of the ninth inning. Prompt action
on the part of the st. Louis players and
the police saved him from any injury ex-
cept a split lip. Attendance, $500. Score:
r II T.
st. Louis ......1 0 0 / / / O % 9 2
Brooklyn ......0 0 0 1 0 0 3 II II 2
Batteries-Powell and Ryan; Donovan
and Mcclure
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Wheat Fields Burned.

GREAT BEND, Kan, July s.-Fifteen
thousand acres of wheat went up in flames
here to-day. The fire was started by an
unknown man throwing a lighted cigar into
a field of wheat stubble. The loss I'm wheat
will aggregate three hundred thousand
bushels.
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One of Keene's Colts Won.

LONDON, July S.-The ]. r. Keene's
Lottie Hampton colt CHenry) won the Car
rington plate at the Nottingham July meet
ing to-day. Ninon was second and William
c. Whitney's Prickles flly q. Reiff) fin
ished third.
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VIII Try to Collect a Fine.

Special 70 The InuIAnapoIIs JOuFnaI.
FORT WAYNE. Ind. July S.-President
Meyer. OF the Western Association. went TO
Marion to-day 10 collect the dnes OF 500 as
sessed against the Marion base ball club
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Girl Assaulted and Murdered.

MIDDLESBORO, KY, July S.-The body
of Martha White was found two miles
from town this morning. The girl had evil
IDENTIFY been assaulted and murdered, there
being a bullet hole through her body. No
clew-
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Agricultural Enterprise.

Milwaukee Free Press.
A correspondent OF the Tomah Monitor
says: "Caspar Smitz, of st. Mary's ridge,
has raised a large barn on his place"
Caspar should now plant some hens
teeth and raise a chicken coop.
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He said If the club does not paw. he will
cancel its charter and put the club else
where. 1t is said the Marion management
threatens to pay of the PLAYERS and quit
II payment is insisted on.
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Copy of Statement Of the Condition
OF THE
Franklin Fire
Insurance Company
On the Goth day of June, 1901.
1t is located at 41 Walnut street. Phila-
delphia, Pa.
JAS. w. MALLISTER, President.
EZRA T. CRESSON, Secretary

The amount OF its capital is............sf0 900
The amount Of its capital paid up is. 100000
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Very Pretty Exhibition Game.
special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special 70 the indianapolis Journal.
WABASH. Ind, July S.-A very pretty
exhibition contest between the Marion
Western Association team and the
Matthews independent club was witnessed
by a large crowd at the old State League
Park in this city this afternoon. Score:
RH.E.
Marion 49,. - 1 ~
Matthews 81. 20 0 0 0 l 0 0 CO s
Observation-Disclosures and Mercer;
Fender and Williams.
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Pittsburg shuts Out Boston.

Batteries-Scott inc Bergen; Matthe
son and Warner.
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Frank Martin. deputy auditor OF state
and secretary OF the State Board OF Tax
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PITTSBURG, July S.-Pittsburg put up a
snappy and errorless game behind Poole
and only two Bostonians reached third
base during the game. After the second
inning Nichols gave but two hits and none
Of the locals got beyond second base.
Score:
r II +
Pittsburg ......2 5 o 0 0 IS Q O
Boston ..........0 0 0 0 0 0 90 5 l
Batteries-Poole and thinner; Nichols
and Kittridge.
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Southern Association.

At Birmingham RHE
Birmingham .........0 o. 0 ( / 0 90 0-5 s 2
Little Rock...-......1 0 11O0011 1-6 Il 2
Batteries-Gillen and Culver; McCloskey,
Allemange and Hutton.
At Chattanooga H
Chattanooga % 0 Z / 0 PIP - /
SHREVEPORT 20 Q 0 o q 81 , 4
Batterles-Clayton and Roth: Samples
and MCGUIRE.
At Nashville II
New Orleans...O s 1-17 Is s
Nashville ......1 2 0 ! 1 l 4 o do 10 3
Batteries-Wayne. Freeland and West
lake; Sanders and Ballantyne.
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continued, 'can be safely destroyed by
addressing to them chemically treated let
tiers that cause explosions under certain
conditions"
Another London advocate Of violence
was up to recently Indicator Anarchists,
printed by the international Anarchist,
London, office not given. 1t would be GRIM
inal ito reprint even part Of its contents
that were made up of Instructions for muir
der. wholesale and retail. On one occasion
indicator Anarchist published a forty
page Vest Pocket Guide for destroying
society and it's loathsome Institutions"
These two London papers never mention
the names Of comrades. 1t is always
"Comrade No. u.s." or Friend No. 3 or A."
The crimes Of Ravachol. who was a COM
mon murderer and grave robber before he
wrecked the Restaurant Very in Paris by
dynamite. the doings of frantic mobs in
Spain and Italy, Belgian i~ncendiarism,
German asaassins-these papers never
failed to call attention to them on the an
niversary of their misdeeds, asking the
readers to emulate the grand example
given"
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Dawson, of England. He was glad that
the voices Of these reverential scholars
were hushing into silence the clamors OF
the ignorant and fearful.
DR.. Agar Beet, the highest Methodist au-
thority on this subject. said it was useless
&c deny that modern research and scholar
ship had compelled them to modify some
OF their interpretations Of Scripture as
well as their view OF Inspiration. Sixty
years ago a theory Of the origin and In
spiration of Scripture had been advanced
which increasing enlightenment had shown
to be untenable. To retreat from a posi-
ton not tenable to one that was secure
was not to acknowledge defeat; ii was the
first move toward victory. They must be
tolerant of modern Biblical criticism. and
the rank and file of the ministry must
leave questions of date and authorship 10
those qualified by their learning 70 settle
them. Similarly. too, and with the sane
ton of equal scholarship, spoke DR.. w. T.
I.avison. They must not be too anxious
for the confirmation Of Scripture details.
In different ages God had led His church
by different means. To-day divine lead
ing came largely through modern research
and scholarship. and his hope was that
American scholarship would unite with that
of England in keeping Methodism abreast
Of the times. HENRY TUCKLEY.
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RUssIA's PROPOSED REMEDY.
A Triple Alliance to suppress the
EVIL without Mercy.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 20. - It is
extremely difficult to obtain any relia-
bic information regarding anarchy and
nihilism in this country from the police.
but at the palace of the minister of for
eign affairs your correspondent was as
sured that the days of anarchism are count
ed as far as Russia, Germany and France
are concerned. These three countries are
determined to suppress anarchy with an
iron heel by concerted action. There is 20
be no compromise; neither of the three
governments will hereafter tolerate the
enemies of society in any shape or form.
First OF all, the Anarchist press is to be
put out of business; laws 70 that effect
will be speedily enacted and energetically
carried out. Neither newspapers, PAM
phlets. magazines nor books preaching the
doctrines OF anarchy will be allowed to
circulate, and 'theoretic' Anarchists will
be treated as summary and punished as
severely as those caught r~ed-handed. That
is probably the reason why Prince Kropot-
kin has fed to London
Yesterday your correspondent had q talk
with the states attorney who prosecuted
the murderers Of Alexander II. He said:
THE average Anarchist doesn't fear the
ordinary process Of law. There was the
Petroffskaja woman, for instance. the lead
er of the band that plotted the assassina-
ton of Car Alexander. When I told her
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THE BUBONIC PLAGUE.

CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 49,
may also be contracted by breathing
plague-infected dust or by eating infected
food, but rarely by skin contact. The con-
ditions favoring the plague are similar To
those favoring typhus fever-crowd poison
ing, bad ventilation and drainage, impure
water supply. famine or imperfect nourish-
ment and inattention to sanitary require
ments.
Thanks to the special Investigations of
DR.. Kitasata, a japanese physician and
student IL the laboratory of Koch. and
Yersin, a pupil of the Pasteur Institute, a
serum has been discovered which will
greatly aid in checking the spread of the
plague. 1t is produced by treating a horse
with ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS doses of the
toxins of plague, and in time his blood
serum is found TO nave a very decided eff
feet in preventing the infection OF human
beings exposed to the disease. The serum
may be made not only antitoxic. but cura-
tive. 1t has been used with encouraging
success in India and Europe. The method