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AND
Temperature Increased OF Reduced
by Food.

The old army ration for the tropics ha.
been very sharply criticised for the rea-
son that IL consists Of articles Of food that
any person even slightly acquainted with
the elements OF food knows is not adapted
20 the needs OF the human system in hot
weather. Nature shows forth in the selec-
ton OF food by inhabitants of various
countries: for instance. the E~squimaux in
q cold climate selects heavy. c~arbonaceous
foods. tailow. bacon and such: while the
Hindoo and Inhabitants OF hot countries
turn 10 the cereals for sustenance.
VIE should follow this hint OF nature.
and particularly In hot weather should
avoid much butter. meat or any Of that
class OF food Perhaps a little meat once
a day IS not amiss. even In hot weather.
but the breakfast and luncheon should be
made OF fruit. one or two slices or entire
wheat bread and some Grape-Nuts and
cream. Grape-Nuts are mentioned because
they furnish the ideal cereal food In a most
pslatable and delicious form. In addition TO
which they are ready cooked and require
no attention whatever from the cook.
A person can pass through weather that
may be intensely hot In a comfortable man
ner II the food be properly selected. and
the above suggestions can be put into
practice with most excellent results.
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NOVEL DECREE RENDERED
FRENCH COUNT FREED FROM A
MARRIAGE HE DID CONTRACT.
Declared Not to Be the of n
Woman who welded an Adven-
turer Under the Counts Name.

PARIS. July 3.-Count Robert de Pom
ereu. deputy OF the Department OF Seine
Inferieur and mayor of Heron. near Rouen.
has received a decree from a French court.
declaring he was never married 10 a wom-
an named Lizzy Barrier. 1t appears that at
the beginning OF this year Count De Pom
ereu received a letter from Lizzy Barrier.
in which the writer claimed conjugal rights
and reproached him with abandoning his
wife and their baby. Count De Pomereu
Investigated the matter and found that
Liz=y Barrier had been induced 10 marry,
in New York, Jan. rs. 1892, an adventurer
who used the name of Count Robert de
Pomereu Confronted with the real Count
De Pomereu. she admitted he was not her
husband. on the day OF the marriage in
New York of the Barrier woman and the
impOstor. the real Count De Pomereu was
at Heron. In Normandy. where. in his ca
pacity Of mayor. he read the marriage cere-
mony over two of his villagers.
Lizzy Barrier possesses authentic dOcu-
n.ents Of her marriage with the adventurer
who posed as the French count. but moth
ing Is known OF her real husbands present
whereabouts.
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American League
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the Indianapolis JOURNAL
GRAND RAPIDS. July 3.-Indianapolis
and Grand Rapids - the latter lmo
erstwhile "Colonels.' OF Louisville - re-
opened Western Association baseball in this
city to-day. and a crowd of 500 enthusiastic
fans saw the leaders go down to defeat
without being able to get a man over the
home plate. Luck was with the locals at
the very start of the game. With two out
and Wilmot on first, Grimm sent a liner
down into right field. Ordinarily it would
have counted for a single. but the ball
rolled into some burdock bushes close to
the fence, and before 1t was found both
runners reached home. giving Grimm a
home run in the bargain. In the fourth
Alloway passed Jacobs, first UP. Hickey
threw wide TO first on McFarland's in
tended sacrifice, which he really beat out.
smith sacrificed, Hayden muffed Zalusky's
fly and Bailey hit for two bases, three
runs resulting. Wilmot walked In the fifth.
stole second, advanced on Alloway's poor
throw to first and scored on outs. Bailey
was in fine form and the visitors were I'M
able TO get their hits together. only Fox
reaching third. and he was nailed at the
plate In trying TO reach home. Score:
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PENNSYLVANIA WON A HEAT.
Beat the London Rowing Clubs Crew
by Three

HENLEY-ON-THAMES. July 3.-The
Henley royal regatta opened to-day for
mally, although owing to the large number
of entries for the Thames challenge cup
three heats in the contest for that trophy
were rowed yesterday and were won by
Trinity Hall, Cambridge. the School of
Mines Rowing Club and the Kingston Row.
ing Club. In the second heat for the Grand
Challenge cup to-day the Pennsylvania
University crew beat the London Rowing
Club by three lengths. Time, 7:01 rs. After
the race the Pennsylvanians disembarked
at their boathouse apparently as fresh AS
when they left IL. There was no sign of
exhaustion on the part of any member OF
the crew. The stroke. Gardiner. said: W
pulled pretty lively at the finish. but there
was no time in the race when w had any
doubt about the result"
Ellis Ward, the coach. said: THE crew
did the work to-day which / expected.
Their performance. / believe, was most
creditable. But 10 me 1t was in no way a
surprise. There was no advantage what
ever in the stations to-day. and all the con-
ditions Of the race and the management
were as perfect as possible"
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starter Overcome by Heat.

CINCINNATI. July 3.-Starter Tom Riley
was overcome with heat at Newport to-day
and had to retire from the game. His case
is not serious. Billy Bruen, who recently
oficiated at the fair grounds. ST. Louis
took Riley's place. Metoxen won the high
weight event to-day. carrying III pounds.
He got away last and ran all around the
others. The feature OF the card for the
Fourth will be the Independence handicap
at one mile. To-day's winners: Pantland.
3 to /: Ben O'Fallon. 7 TO 2; Reclusa, ; TO /:
Metoxen. 5 TO 2; PHOSPHORUS. s to /; Mag
gle Felix, Is to 5.
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Judge DAILY on Child-whippins.

Judge DAILY yesterday. in deciding a case
Of assault and battery brought upon COM
plant Of a neighbor of Conseon Chrome
check. a at No ST King ave-
nue.. that ne cruelty whipped his child. ex-
pressed himself forcibly regarding the
whipping OF children. He said there was
entirely too much sentiment. especially
among neople living near homes where
whippings are in vogue. against the method
of punishment. and referred 10 the number
of boys who appear in the courts on GRIM
inal charges. He thought that II more
whippings were given there would be less
crimes committed by boys. The defendant
was discharged.
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LIGHT HARNESS RACES.


MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. July S.-Two
races were decided at the Minneapolis
Driving Associations track to-day. the 2:1s
trot and the 2:l7 pace. Lola Mix. the ia
vorite. won the pacing race in three
straight heats. Charles Nc took the trot
in straight heats. although he ran away
just before the race. making two circuits
OF the track at a run and bruising himself
slightly. Summaries:
2:i7 Pace; purse. $500: Lola Mix won. I'm
straight heats: Gale second, Anna Cafes
ems and g. " p anish.d IN order TfmsN
2:I9k. 2:l7N. 2:17z.
2:lS Trot: purse. $500: Charles Nc won. in
straight heats Robin Downs second. Har-
~ II. third. Maggie Mckinney fourth.
Time-2lsA. 2:l7h. 2ls4.
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weighing Jumps His Contract.

A report from Louisville says that Gus
weighing. pitcher of the Grand Rapids
team. formerly the Louisville club. has
Jumped his contract with Manager Will
mot Weyhing is now in Louisville. where
he went after leaving Grand Rapids 1t
is said that weighing. who was receiving a
salary of SOS per month for his services as
pitcher for Wilmot's team, had asked an
increase. but had been refused: 1t is also
stated that hardly had weighing reached
Louisville when he received a telegram
from Manager McAleer. of the Cleveland
America League team, offering him $500
per month TO join that club, which he Will
in all likelihood accept
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CABINET MINISTER'S HEckLED.
Debate ON the Naval Estimates I'm the
British House of ommons

LONDON. July 3.-During the debate in
the House Of Commons on naval estimates
the Cabinet ministers were heckled on all
sides regarding the condition Of the navy.
II was asserted that the British Mediter-
ranean fleet was specially inadequate to
meet the French and Russian squadrons,
saying that il was undermined and un-
equipped. especially with modern guns:
that II lacked Golfers. and that the coal
depots were all exposed to the enemy's fire.
The members generally predicted that in
down as completely as the War Office did.
y. o. Arnold-Forster. secretary TO the
Admiralty. in replying. referred TO the
great demand on the Admiralty for services
I'm South Africa and China and promised to
strengthen the Mediterranean feet when
new battleships were available and 10 add
20 the feet cruisers and torpedo boat de-
strOyers.
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Nurses Honored by the queen.

LONDON, July S.-Queen Alexandra. in
company with the King and Princesses
Louise and Beatrice. this afternoon re-
ceived 40 Victoria jubilee nurses on the
lawn of Marlborough House and distributed
decorations 10 them. Many of the nurses
have just returned from South Africa and
others have been engaged in city outdoor
relief work. Her Majesty said: 1T Is a
pleasure 10 receive you and help you TO
carry on the noble work begun by our
deeply beloved Queen Victoria. IL is a sat-
isfaction 10 be associated with you in your
labor OF love. l cannot ina CINE a more
holy calling than yours. / pray that Gods
blessing may be bestowed on your noble
work and that He will have you In His
<eepinE"
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HE WANTS MUCH.
Bay State Man Lays Claim TO $4,000.

CHICAGO. July 3.-A claim TO property
said 10 be worth s250.0o0.coO was made here
to-day by Sidney Smith. OF Cambridge.
Mass. in his presentation OF facts 10 the
Cook county recorder Mr.. Smith says 100
acres OF land between Thirty-nsth and
Thirty-ninth streets. Rhodes avenue 9nd
the lake, and now accounted fine resi-
dencc property. was the property OF
JeduthGn Smith seventy years ago under
a pre-emption certificate and patent title.
The claimant says he is heir OF the old
homestead. and wishes 10 come into pos
session Of what he says Is his own.
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At Ncwby Oval To-day and Night.

The bicycle racers who will participate
in the races at Newly Oval this afternoon
and tonight put the finishing touches to
their training yesterday and all report that
they are in good condition for the races.
The main race will be the match event
between Owen Kimble and George Lean
der. The high-wire bicycle riding will be a
special feature. and a grand display Of fire.
works tonight will add interest TO the
programme.
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Deportations in south Africa.

LONDON. July 3-Lord Roberts testified
to-day before the royal commission. which
is considering the claims of foreigners de-
ported from South Africa. The commander
in-chfef dealt with the plots against his
HE and the deportation OF the ringleaders.
he said the officers and employees OF the
MEMBRANES railroad were SO hostile 10 the
British that many of them had to be de-
ported Every consideration was shown
them. He personally investigated the great
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Baseball Notes.

The Matthews. Ind. team was defeated
at Greenville. Miss, yesterday by a score
of 3 10 3.
CAPTAIN Casey and Pitchers Frisk and
Owen. of the Detroit American League
team. have been released. Crockett, second
hasaman NJ the wilmington team, has been
secured and will take Casey's place at
third.
Pitcher August weighing has left the
Grand Rapids team OF the Western As
cresrsed salary was not granted. weighing
has received offers from the Bostons and
the Cleveland American League teams, but
has not decided which one ne Will accept.
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A "Preposterousv Statement.

LONDON. July "a representative of
the Associated Press hears that an Amer
lean syndicate has purchased the Internal
tional Sleeping Car Company from the
Belgian company and that the business
will be transferred TO Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 3.-Oficials of the Pull
man Palace Car Company to-day dis
claimed all knowledge of the above report
ed purchase. they regarded the statement
that headquarters would be located in Chi
cago as "preposterous."
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Sacrifice Hits-Smith. Alloway.
Two-base HitS-Bailey, Mcfarland.
Home
Stolen Base-Wilmot.
Double Play-Evans to Smith TO Grimm.
Struck ut-B Bailey. 2.
Bases on Balls-Off Alloway, 3.
Time-1:25.
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LONDON, July 3.-The report of the
Governor of the Island of st. Helena. deal
ing with the year ending March 81. says:
"The lies In the European papers about the
treatment OF the Boer prisoners even exas-
perated the prisoners. The latter enjoy
large liberty and are we'll behaved. con-
tented and anxious 10 work. Many of them
are employed on the roads and wharves."
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AMERICAN
Sixtecn-Inning Game Won by Detroit
from Cleveland.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. July milwaukee
and Detroit played sixteen innings this
afternoon. the visitors winning after the
home team had given the game away by
errors. Milwaukee's errors and the wild
ness of Garvin in the first part of the
game gave the visitors a lead. which the
home team was only able to tie in the
eighth, Detroit winning out in the six
teenth, when Garvin weakened and al
lowed the first three men TO bat out singles
and win the game. With the exception of
the few errors the fielding on both sides
was brilliant. Both pitchers were very
effective at times. Score:
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France Cannot Have Morocco,

BERLIN. July 3.-The Vossiche Zeitung
prints an editorial declaring that Germany,
under no conditions. should permit France
10 acquire Morocco or the key to the Med
iterranean or Gibraltar. Were either to
be accomplished" II says. France would
drive Italy into the arms of the triple ALI
ance and she could shut out German ships
In the Mediterranean in time OF war"
This declaration il significant, because
obviously inspired. and the whole article is
believed to reflect correctly the views of
the German Foreign Office.
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Three Favorites Won in Rain.

NEW YORK, July 3.-Three favorites won
in the rain az S~heepshead Bay to-day.
The Nassau stake were won by Grail. after
a hard drive. by a neck. Lady Holyrood
beat White owl a head for the place. Her
bert trailed his field for FIVE furlongs in
the handicap event. and then, closing with
a rush. won handily from the favorite.
MuSketcer. Winners In order: Essene.
8 10 i; Wax Taper. 8 10 10; Grail. 8 10 9;
Herbert, 6 to l: Mercer. Z 10 /: Nones. 4 to S.
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ENJOYS mt Picking still Talking.

PEKING. July 3.-The meeting of the
foreign ministers to-day was barren OF
result, only matters of minor Importance
being discussed despite the efforts OF two
of the ministers TO force consideration OF
the indemnity question so that a satisfac-
tory reply might be given TO China accept
ing the offer of 45O.O 0,oc0 taels at 4 per cent.
interest.
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Cried when Hit with Ball.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MARTINSVILLE, Ind. July 3.-The
Bloomer Girls Baseball Club. of Louisville.
KY. played a picked nine here to-day and
were defeated by the score of 5 TO Z: one
of the girls was injured by being hit In the
head with a batted bail, but was not seri-
ously injured. though she showed her weak
ness by CRYING.
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Lightning Causes a FURY.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. July 3.-While the horses
were at the post in the third race at Del
mar Park this afternoon n furious storm
broke over the grounds. Lightning struck
several spots near the grand stand and
vellnigh created a panic among the spec
tators. Four favorites and two second
choices won. The hard rain made the track
very heavy. Winners: Revoke. 9 to .;
Marque. even; Hungarian, even; Sue John
son. 1 to 5: Swordsman. 5 to 2; Echo
dale. 4 TO l.
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ITHACA. ". Y, July 3-The victorious
Cornell crews with Coach Courtney. arrived
in the city this afternoon. They were re-
ceived with one Of the greatest ovations
ever seen in Ithaca. The men were carried
on the shoulders OF the crowd to several
large tally-hos. headed by the Ithaca
band. and a procession Of students. A
parade was formed. At the Ithaca Hotel a
banquet was held. All the crew were in
the best Of condition and Courtney was the
Idol of the hour.
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fact that Bert Cohin. the stroke in the Cor
nell freshman boat. and John z. Frenzel.
jr., who stroked the four-oared boat for
Cornell. are Indianapolis boys. Coffin is
a raduate Of the Shortridge High School
and Frenzel a graduate OF the Manual
dered the two athletes on their return
homo
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Wheeling Drubbed.

TOLEDO, July 3.-Toledo had no diff
Guilty in shutting out Wheeling to-day by
batting Killcn for sixteen safe hits, while
Joss held the visitors down to five hits.
Score:
r III K
Toledo ........4 0 0 0 0 IA Is Q
Wheeling 80 o 0 0 o % 5 S
Batteries-Joss and Graffius; Killen and
Eny
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southern Association.

At Chattanooga-Chattanooga. IL; Selma,
4.
At Nashville, Tenn.-Managers Mills and
Fisher failed TO reach an agreement over
the question of an umpire and the Birring-
ham team left for home. The game sched-
uled was forfeited to Nashville, 9 to 0.
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O~ne-Sided Contest.

BOSTON, July 3.-Boston took a one
sided contest from Baltimore to-day.
Howell, who occupied the box for the visi-
tors. showed very little speed and was
batted hard, and especially in the eighth.
Young was effective throughout the game.
Catches by Williams and Jackson were the
features. Score:
r II T.
Boston ..........2 . 0 8 80 IA 2
Baltimore 80 0 1 0 o 0 0 OIL s 3
Batteries-Young and Criser; Howell and
Robinson.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-The home club
to-day succeeded In breaking their losing
streak by defeating Washington in an In
terestlng game. Mcintyre. OF the New
England League. played his first game with
the locals and made a favorable impression.
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Western

At Kansas ~City-Kansas City. 8; st.
Joseph, 2.
AT Omaha-Des Moines. 8; Omaha, z.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, II; ST. Paul,
/.
At Denver - Colorado Springs. 3; Den
yer. 1.
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Tenth Straight for Chicago.

CLEVELAND. o., July 3.-Cleveland lost
this afternoons game through the wildness
of Bowling and an error by Beck in the
seventh inning. The fielding of both teams
after the ninth inning was sensational. In
the eleventh Mcfarland made catches on
hits that looked like doubles. Katoll
pitched a good game throughout and was
backed by fine fielding after the second.
This makes the tenth straight victory for
Chicago. Score:
RHE
Cleveland 2 l 0 0 OL3 Z 3
Chicago 20 0 0 0 0 0 ? l 0 0 IA S 2
Bstteries-Dowling and Yeager: Katoll
and Sugden.
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Shamrock 1 Defeats the Challenger.

ROTHESAY. Firth of Clyde. July 9Th
two Shamrocks had another racing trial to
day over a forty-three-mile course. AT tn
finish Shamrock / led by a minute.
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Only Four Hits on Daub.

MARION, Ind, July 3.-Daub's pitching
was the feature OF to-day's contect be-
tween Marion and Fort Wayne. Score:
RHE
Marion .........0 2 2 0 0 0 O5 z Z
Fort Wayne II o 0 0 0 o o o OIL 4 2
Batteries-Daub and Kellner; Fricken
and Fuller. Cmpire-Hornung. Attend
ance-3O.
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Dion Boucfcnult Married.

LONDON, July 3-Dion Boucicault. the
actor, and Irene Van Brugh. the actress,
were married to-day at Buxton.
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Milwaukee .....0 l0100030000000S
Detroit ........0 000410OOO00O002 7
Earned runs-Detroit. 3. Two-base hits
Friel. 2. Stolen b~eses-Holmes, Gleason,
Nance. Sacrifice hits-Gilbert. Hallman,
Nance. Bases on balls-Or Garvin. 9; off
Miller, 4. Hit by pitched ball-Elberheld.
Passed balls-Maloney. /: Buelow, /.
struck out-By Garvin. S: by Miller. 1.
Double piays-Conroy TO Gilbert to Ander-
son; Elberfeld TO McAllister; Conroy 10
Anderson. Left on bases-Milwaukee. u:
Detroit. 10. Umpire-Cantillon. Time-3:lO.
Attendance-T50.
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Two electric cars OF the Cedar Rapids &
Marion Oa.) line coilided last night. Motor
man Jud Major was allied. Several pas
sengers were slightly bruised
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Indianapolis people showed wonderful in
terest In the outcome OF the boat races
at ~Poughkeepsie on Tuesday in view OF the
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majority OF cases and sanctioned non,
unless on adequate grounds. No differenc,
was made on account of nationality.
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WILMOT'S TEAM in LUCK
AND INDIANAPOLIS COULD O GET
MAN ACROSS HOME PLATE.
Easy Victory for Grand Rapids, which
Gave "watty's" Men n Clean New
Suit of Whitewash.
Yesterdays Results and Attendance.
Western Association

Stem Assoclatlon.-
Grand Rapids, S: indianapolis. 0.........S00
Marion, 5; Fort wayne,
Toledo, l6; Wheeling. 0.............Not stated
Observation-Disclosures Rain
American League
Chicago, 4: Cleveland. 3...................1.3O
Philadelphia, 9; Washington, 7............135
Boston, 3; Baltimore, 1863
Detroit, Z; Milwaukee. 5................... 100
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Manager Mack announced the release OF
Hayden. Milligan and Piatt. Score:
r III +
Washington II . 4 0 o o o 0 OF 10 /
Philadelphia 30 5 0 3 0 ! 0 0 80 II l
Batteries-Mercer and Clarke; Powers
and Bernhard.
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-Batted for Garvin in sixteenth.