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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-03-15
Iiieh SchOol
st. Louis Located.


New York Mail and EXPRESS
The only well-known man in Missouri
who is not at the least a colonel is Adolph-
us Busch, the ST. Louis brewer; and he
has just received the title of captain Of
industry" The inclusion OF Mr.. Busch in
the list of the Nations "one hundred
summoned to talk shop at Sherry with
Prince Henry of Prussia, may be regarded
as a delicate compliment 10 the Kaiser.
For Mr.. Busch, in his frequent visits to
the fatherland has hobnobbed with roy
atty before and knows its ways. IL was
related of him some years ago that when
the Emperor OF Germany. at an audience
graciously granted the German-American
millionaire, suddenly inquired, Where Is
St. Louise" Mr.. Busch promptly answered,
Next my brewery" And now II has come
TO pass that the reality OF 81. Louis has
been established by Prince Henrys visit
Even when there is nothing doing In that
town-which is apt TO be the case-there
is sure TO be something brewing. Mr..
Busch is conspicuous I'm the Western well
come OF the brother OF Germanys war
lord. In imagination one can see, nam
ing above the most conspicuous rnalthouse
I'm the town long since surrendered by
the French TO the Germans. this magical
inscription: Book der Kaiser.
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JOHN LAWSON DEAD.


MILWAUKEE,, Wis, March l4.-John
Lawson (''the Terrible Swede'O, the we'll
known bicycle rider, died tonight at St
Josephs Hospital in this city, after five
days illness of pneumonia. Lawson ar
rived in Milwaukee last Sunday to fill a
theatrical engagement Of a week. He ap-
peared at the opening performance but on
Monday was stricken with pneumonia and
taken 10 the hospital His condition seemed
TO improve from day to day, until to-day
when he had a turn for the worse and the
end came tonight. Lawson was well known
in bicycle circles throughout the country
having participated in several long-distance
contests besides appearing at many of the
national meets.
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OVERRULED BY A JUDGE.


NEW YORK. March 14-Judge Cox, OF
the United States Circuit Court. has
handed down a decision overruling one
given by the secretary of the treasury
relative to the number Of years Ameri-
can citizen can live abroad without for
feiting his citizenship. The plaintiffs in
the case sued to recover duties paid on
several paintings by a Philadelphia artist
living at Poissy, France The consul gen.
eral in Paris refused 10 clear the paintings
as works of an American artist pointing
out that the secretary of the treasury had
decided that after an American citizen
had lived abroad for five years il could
not longer be termed temporary resi-
dence. Judge Cox holds that the secretary
of the treasury had no authority to make
such an arbitrary ruling and decided in
favor of the importers.
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WASHINGTON, March H.-Maj. Gen.
David S. Stanley, United States army, re-
tired, who died here yesterday, will be
buried with full military honors in the
beautiful cemetery at the Soldiers Home
here, where he once served as governor.
Funeral services will be conducted at ST
Mathews Church Monday morning. The
military escort to the cemetery will COM
prise all the available troops at Fort Myer
and Washington barracks. The following
named officers of the army will act as homo
rary pallbearers: Brigadier Generals Vim
cent, Coppinger, Ruggles, Bernard, Moore,
Colonel Woodward and Colonel Tilford. all
of the retired list, and Gen. III. V. Boynton
The wife of General Stanley died while
he was governor of the Soldiers Home two
years ago and was buried there. His re-
mains will be inferred beside her.
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THREE TEAMS ARE LUCkf
CAPITAL CITY, TURNER AND WASH
INGTON WIN STRAIGHT.
North sides Take Four from Pastimes
Several Good scores Made
The Individual scores.

The games between the Marion and /. IL
c. teams were postponed last night on ac-
count of the Republican primaries The
primaries did not affect many OF the bowl
ers, and some good scores were made. The
Capital City's bowled six good games. and
took as many victories from the ko-We-
Bias. The Capital Citys made the high
mark. with a score OF 931- The North Sides
won four games from the Pastimes the lat
ter team having only four men In the sec
ond division games. The games between
the Washingtons and Nationals were close.
the former winning all six. The Turner'S
bowled consistently and won six from the
Crescents. The scores follow:
CAPITAL CITY VS.. KO-wE-BAS.
washington Alleys)
First Division
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NEW YORK. March I-Dr. r. H. Sayre
and Police Sergeant w. E. Petty were, re-
spectively, the victors in the pistol and re-
volver contests under the auspices of the
United States Revolver Association decided
tonight at the Knickerbocker Athletic
Club. These were the scores the shooting
being at twenty yards in both matches.
fifty shots to be fired in one hour by each
contestant:
Sayre ...46 AZ al Al A 43 &c AZ ~ 46-4S
Petty "A 40 Al A AZ AZ A So AZ 44-43)
Other competitors in the pistol match
were j. A. Deitz. with a score Of 42S A l..
A. Himmelwright, 4OS. and G. T. Bates 4O2
In the revolver match DIR. Sayre scored
1856, A. L. A. Himmelwright, 42S, and DR.. w.
Luckett 42i
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Snow ParaIyzes Venice.
London Telegraph.


Since the end Of January snow and wind
storms have rendered Venice anything but
an agreeable dwelling place. To the real
Nenetians snow comes a surprise a
thing they do not know how 10 deal with
Many persons remain all day in bed in
dulging in hot drinks, and pass their time
in doing nothing. The children, TO their
extreme satisfaction, are not sent to school
as the streets and squares are covered with
snow. Those courageous persons who ven
ture abroad only walk at the slowest pace:
TO cross a bridge is considered Hazardous
If not foolnardy. ST. Marks square is en-
tirely deserted even the pigeons are in
visible
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WAR ON LIMBURGER.
Rank Smelling Cheese Cannot he sold
In OdOriferOus Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. March H.-Dr. NJ X
ALLEN, health officer of Louisville. has
opened on the sale and manufacture of
limburger cheese In this city. He says per-
sons who sell and make the cheese will be
prosecuted and fined to the fullest extent of
the law. He says he is satisfied il is I'M
wholesome and that examination under
an ordinary magnifying glass will prove TO
q blind man that II contains many mi
crObes. In fact" said DR. Allen, when
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Fought Twenty Rounds.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March H.-John
Willie, of Chicago, and Al Weining, of
Buffalo, battled twenty rounds to a draw
here tonight at the Vapor City Athletic
Club. The fight was limited to twenty
rounds, at the end Of which Referee Multi
gan declared 1t draw. Willie forced the
fighting all the way through and in the
opinion of many had much the best of it.
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wINTRY BLAST COMING.
Cloudy and Probably Rain To-day
snow and Much Colder ON Sunday.

WASHINGTON, March I.-FOrecast for
Saturday and Sunday:
For Indiana-Cloudy on Saturday, and
probably rain. Sunday rain or snow and
much colder; brisk TO high south winds
Saturday.
For nlinois-Rain on Saturday. Sunday
rain or snow and much colder; high south
winds Saturday.
For Ohio-Increasing cloudiness on Sat
lrday; warmer in northwest portion. Rain
ct night on Sunday; colder Sunday; brisk
10 high east TO south winds.
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Railway Officials Indicted.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March H.-Indict-
ments were returned by the federal grand
jury against railroads and shippers charged
with violations of the interstate-commerce
laws, but the names of the firms and per-
sons involved have not been made public.
1t is said three of the largest roads in this
district are mentioned in the true bills. as
well as prominent grain shippers of Hen
derson, Memphis and ST. Louis.
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Zinram VIII BE Marion's Captain.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MARION, Ind, March fiddle Zinram,
who caught for the Columbus team in the
Western Association last year, has been
selected to captain and manage Marion's
team in the Western Association this sea-
son. Zinram took charge of the Columbus
team last year when il was in bad condi-
ton and worked wonders with ii. He is
one of the best catchers in the country aud
is a player with good, clear head.
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An Insane Mans Deed.

PARKERSBURG. w Va. March a.
Seized with sudden insanity, LATE Yerkey.
of Flint. last night buried a Ratchet in his
wife's head and shoulders and then beat
her brains out with a poker. After killing
her he cut his throat with a razor
and. although still alive. he will die. He is
violent in spite CT his injuries and has TO
be held with ropes.
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Boxer Seriously Injured.

SALT LAKE, Utah. March IA special
to the Herald from Park City says that
Kid Rollie was probably fatally injured
during a boxing contest with Dummy
Rowan at that place tonight. In the sec
ond round Rolle received a heavy blow
below the belt that almost put him out
He continued TO fight, however, and in the
third round collapsed and fell to the floor
Physicians say Rollie is badly ruptured
and that his condition is very serious.
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Louisville School Not Admitted.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March H.-At
meeting of the officers of the Southern In
diana Athletic Association it was decided
to refuse the application of the Louisville
High School to enter the coming contests
in May. The refusal was on the double
grounds that the school is out of the State
and also because of the number of ath-
letes in such a large school. The Columbus
school has made application for member
qhip
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be decided. The starters, weights and
Jockeys will be as follows: Vassal, ITO, X
Williams; Cast Iron. u.s. Lyme; Duke or
Connaugh, 115, COburn Saint Tammany,
ll5. j. Miller; Prowl. rs, Landry; Merry
Maker. lis, Odom; Kaffir, 1l5, McJoynt;
Lord Quex, 10. WINFIELD. The betting Will
be largely affected by the state of the
track. which is now heavy.
To-day's winners in order: Maple. TO /;
Imp Albula, IS TO 5; Mamie, TO /; Tom
Kingsley. TO /; High Hoe, Is TO /; SWORDS
man. 10 3.
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No PugiIism Mt Yale.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March lathe in
vitation by representatives of the London
Athletic Club for Yale to send some boxers
to take part in a tournament during the
coronation festivities will not be accepted.
1t is explained that pugiism is prohibited
at Yale by order of the faculty, even box
ing contests for university class champion
ships having been cut out of the gym
nasium exhibitions.
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WindstOrm i'm Nebraska.

LINCOLN, Neb., March H.-Nebraska
farmers and grain men are concerned for
the winter wheat crop. which is being dam
aged by the terrific windstorm prevailing
now for three days Except in a limited
district the State has had no rain this
spring and the fields dry. The tenn
perature all this month has been far above
the normal. Indications tonight are for
moisture within twenty-four hours, but if
ii fails to come the damage will be heavy.
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Riley Grammar Operated On

NEW YORK, March 14-Riley Grammar
for several years one of the heaviest
plungers on the American turf. has under
gone a serious operation at the Roosevelt
Hospital to relieve a disability Of long
standing 1t was entirely successful, al
though Grammar did not recover from the
shock readily as was hoped. He is now
much improved that his ultimate re-
covery is assured.
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Pool Championship Tourney.

NEW YORK, March 14-At the worlds
championship pool tournament, in prog
ress at Brooklyn, the first game of the
evening play was between William H.
Clearwater, of Elwood, Pa, and Irving
Long, of Nashville. Tenn, champion of the
South. 1t resulted: Clearwater. 125; Long,
6S. High. runs-Clearwater %, 45; Long. 10.
The run Of forty-hve made by Clearwater
is the second highest of the Tournament
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CRAZE FOR SOUVENIRS.
Chef of the Shooter Island Luncheon
N Victim of Thieving Guests

NEW YORK. March 14.-Rupert Fritz, a
chef. who served the luncheon at Shooter
island for the 1000 persons who witnessed
the launching Of Emperor Williams yacht
Meteor, has assigned. Fritz says he Dor
rowed a large amount of silverware from
friends for use at the luncheon. In the
rush for souvenirs nearly all of the silver
ware disappeared before Fritz and his as
sistants were aware of the raid. Finding IL
Impossible TO make good his losses Fritz
decided upon an assignment
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VOLCANIC ERUPTION.
Fire and Lava Poured from n Noun
tain, on Alaskan Island

SEATTLE, Wash, March IA special
from Juneau, Alaska, says that letter
has been received there from the Greek
priest at Kenai, on Cook inlet, telling of a
terrible volcanic eruption in that city
about Jan. 1. The whole side of an un-
named mountain seemed to be split open
and fire and lava poured from it, The VIII
lage of Kenai was covered with ashes and
the earthquake which accompanied the
eruption caused several tidal waves, doing
much damage
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asked about the matter. you know. animal
life Is what makes limburger pleasing TO
the taste, L mean the taste OF some people.
l propose to stop the limburger cheese
traffic.
committee Of German citizens called on
DIR. Allen yesterday TO protest against the
enforcement of the order but the health
officer told them the rule must be Obeyed.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-the leaders
i'm the six-day walking match are we'll
punched, and are going at a good pace
Nineteen men were still in the race at u
o clock tonight, at which hour the scores
OF the five leaders were: Cavanaugh 464
miles; Fahey, 45l; Tracy 40; Click, 433;
Day 422
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Injunction Refused.

TRENTON, n. j., March H.-Judge Kirk
patrick. in the United States Circuit Court
to-day rendered a decision refusing an in
junction in the suit brought by Lewis
Windmuller TO prevent the dissolution of
the Spirits Distributing Company, one of
the constituent concerns of the Distilling
Company of America
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seeking Honest Commission Men.

MACON, Ga. March 1.-THE State Fruit
Growers Association, to-day. adopted a
plan for the creation OF a shippers asso-
citation which shall select commission men
throughout the United States whom ex-
perience has shown TO be honest and re-
liable. The purpose is to insure the grow
ers against fraud in the handling of the
products.
The sentiment OF the members was that
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Anderson Wins a Polo Game.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, March 14.-The An
derson Nortons defeated the Richmond
Henleys in polo here tonight by a score
of to 4. IT was one of the most stub
bornly fought contests of the season, and
is the last game of the series to be played
here.
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Cars Dynamited.

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, March 1.-two
cars of the Kansas City-Leavenworth cleo
trio line were dynamited tonight One
woman was injured. One car was wrecked
but the damage done the other was confined
To broken windows. strike has been on
here for some weeks.
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Totals .....s26 GO - Totals .....6l3
TIrRNERS VS. CRESCENTS.
marion Alleys
Division
Second Division
COMPROMISE RULES.
shortridge and Butler Girls VIII Play
Under New Code.

The girls basketball teams of Butler and
Shortridge High School will play this aft
ernoon at o'clock in the Butler gymna-
stun. This is expected TO be the most ex-
citing game that has been played by the
girls this season because OF the rivalry be-
tween the two teams. Last year an un-
successful effort was made 20 have the
girls meet on the basketball floor, but dis
agreements over the rules caused the plan
to be abandoned. This year compromise
was made The High School girls play &C
cording to the mems rules, while the But
Ter five follows the regular rules Of the
women's game, using the two lines. In the
game this afternoon only one line will be
used dividing the floor in two sections.
The guards and forwards will be restricted
to these sections, while the centers Will
have the freedom Of the entire floor. The
Butler girls have been practicing every
day this week, and. although their captain,
Mary Baldwin, is unable TO play on account
of sickness, they expect 10 win. Each girl
will be allowed 10 invite two guests. The
lineup of the two teams will be as follows;
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First Division.

Totals .....S25 93l $40 Totals d.
Second nf,-fSfoa -
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General Washington Executed

MANSFIELD. La, March 14-General
Washington, the negro who was convicted
of conspiring with his younger brother To
Kill the wife OF II. l.. Taylor. white man.
was hanged In the jail yard here this after
noon. Washingtons neck was broken by
the fall.
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Gift to Kentucky University.

LEXINGTON, Ky. March 14.-Mrs. Mar
tina ;. Wlthers, OF this city, widow Of Gen.
William Temple Withers. gave g, 900 to the
Kentucky University to-day TO found the
chair OF dean Of women, a new departure
in the university
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NEW YORK. March NORMAN 6 Dixie
who was appointed sheriff of Kings county
by Governor Odell when the Governor re-
moved Charles Guden. elected Queen to-
day from the rooms occupied by him in the
sheri1's Office. Guden made no resistance.
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Roosevelt and Durbin Elected.

MUNCIE, Ind, March 1.-THE Daniel
Boone Rife Club. with fifty members, who
shoot weekly with rifles for prizes, to-day
elected President Roosevelt and Governor
Durbin honorary members.
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But, Alas, She VIII Lecture.

Baltimore American.
Miss Stone will not lecture; will not write
for the magazines; will not write for the
yellow p.ess. will not 20 on the stage or
der extra niche in the Hall OF Fame
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Crescent city Derby To-Day.

NEW ORLEANS. March H.-Nannie ].
and Swordsman were the winning favor
ties Weather raining, track heavy. To-
morrow the sixth Crescent City Derby Will
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Very True.
PHILADELPHIA Press

Philadelphia Press.
Editor-What do you mean by saying
Tots OF people thinks?'
ReDOrter-Why not
EditOr-Dont you know that a plural
substantive cannot take a singular verb?
RepOrter-Ohi But you must admit thai
lots of people are singular.
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Noisy but Interested Friendship.

Butte CMont) Miner.
The fact never should be lost sight OF that
the great powers OF Europe are merely fair
weather friends bu5bling over with COM
pliments when the reputation OF our Re-
public has outgrown the necessity FOR them
and vociferous In friendship only when we
have strength 20 stand alone.
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SHOT BY HIS WIFE.
John II. slower Killed Because He Re-
fused ia Give Money

NEW YORK, March 14.-John T. Slower
was shot and killed by his wife Alice at
their home in this city to-day. When she
was arrested she told the police her hus-
band had threatened to kill her because she
refused to give him money and that she
shot him TO save her own life. The couple
came here from Philadelphia nine years
ago. and Mrs. StOver's brother. Frank
Hartzell. is now a resident of that city.
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unless there should be a sharp frost by
April 1 a good peach, pear and plum crop
is assured.
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r. w. GROVE

This name must appear on every box of
the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinlne Tab
let's. the celebrated Cold and Grip Cure. sc.
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Cold Damp Feet Won't Give You a Cold

II you will take in time Laxative Bromo-
Quinine Tablets. Il. w. Groves signature
on box
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Chicago Tribune
Prince Henry has TO make ten minutes'
stop at Cincinnati What for?
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Local observations on Friday.

Bar. Their. Ri. Wind. Weather. Pre-
Ia m .3O.24 80 s. East Ptcldy. 600
7p. m. 1905 80 50 S'east. Clear. 600
Maximum temperature, So; minimum. So
Comparative statement of the mean tenn
perature and total precipitation on
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To Cure Grin in Two DAYS

Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes the cause.
e. w. Groves signature on every box.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25

Z urody, dostojnosci. ugrze-
cznienia nauki ! madrosci ry.-
cerskiej.
u Dosiadl: z latwoscia mai
dzikszego konia i kazdy cho~
dill pod MIN, jak dziecko. u
mial robit kazda bronia, &c ME
bylo mu rownego W strzela-
niu, nj W rabaniu palaszem, nj
tel W robieniu dzida.
Najuczehsi medrcy. 0 kt6-
rych tylko pc slyszet sic da-
10, s%prowsdzano do nauki
towarzystwa ~kr6lewiczowi, a
dokladalt pilnie starania, ably
jaknajwiecej syna kr6lewskic-
go nauczyt. kt6ry ich wszy-
stkich swoja bystroscia. dow
eipem. pamiec'a. nauka, pill
noscia i wymowa zadziwlal.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)