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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-11
Bicycle Record Lowered.

BALTIMORE, June 10-Albert Champion
clipped two-fifths of a second off the ten
mile motor paced bicycle record at the
Coliseum bowl track tonight. He won
easily from George Leander in straight
heats. Time, 4:57 AS and 14:47. Freeman's
best time for the distance was 14:47 2-5,
made on the same track last week.
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Stolen Bases-Meany, Woodruff.
Sacrifice Hits-Grim, Mattress.
Two-base Hits-Hart. Bailey, Hogriever,
Kuhns
Double Plays-Viox and Mattress; Evans
and Grim: Babb, O'Brien and Kihm-
Innings Pitched-By Williams, S1s; by KEEL
lum u.
Hits Made-Of Williams, r.
Struck Out-By Bailey, 4.
Bases on Bails-Of Bailey, 4; off VIII
liams, 2
Hit by Pitcher-By Bailey, 1.
Passed Ball-G. Fox.
Time-Two hours.
Umpire-Ebright.
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ST. LOUIS. June 10.-South Breeze ran a
brilliant race in the feature event. at one
mile and seventy yards. at'the fair grounds
to-day. and won going away. coming from
the rear in the last sixteenth with a ter
rife burst OF speed and beating Lady
Strathmore. the favorite by a narrow mar
gin. Winners in order Blue Mint 20 5;
GrandshOt, S TO 5; Pat My Boy. 3 90 ?:
South Breeze. IS 10 5. Cogswell, II 20 5;
Terra IncOgnito, u TO l.
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Muncie District Y. p. $. c. K.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE. Ind, June 10.-The sixteenth
annual convention of the Muncie district of
the Christian Endeavor will convene in
Winchester on Thursday. June u, and will
continue for two days. The sessions will
be held in the Friends and the Presbyterian
churches both morning and evening of each
day. Addresses will be made by j. Elmer
Rhea, district secretary; the Rev. j. Web
ster Bailey, Fort Wayne; the Rev. J. j.
Tatum, RidgeVille; the Rev John w. Park
er, Indianapolis; the Rev. James B. Parsons
and others
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Lihcr,, Beu al Home Again.

PHILADELPHIA. June l0.-The Liberty
bell which has been on exhibition ~
Charleston. was brought hack 20 this city
to-day and replaced In its position In In
Hall. The train bearing the
famous relic reached here from Washington
at O'Clock. and half an hour later Ia was
hauled through the streets 10 its old rest
ing place, escorted by troops and bands Of
music Thousands OF people stood along
the route OF march and chcered as the pre-
cious BIT OF metal passed. AT Independence
Hall Mayor Ashbridge welcomed the bell
home on behalf OF the city.
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Woman Sues saloon Keepers.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON. Ind. June 1O.-To-day Mrs
Elizabeth Deem brought suit against James
Shower and the members OF the T. NJ
Norton Brewing Company OF this city
Mrs. Deem bases her right 10 recover on
the ground that a saloon operated Jointly
BY the defendants sold liquor 10 her hus-
band, a stonemasOn, who. after becoming
intoxicated there. went 10 his home and
not knowing where he was or what he
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Platter Won the Hanover stakes.

NEW YORK. June lO.-Five favorites and
one second choice swept the board at
Gravesend to-day The Hanover stakes.
selling for two-year-olds. was the feature
OF an ordinary card. Platter. running in the
coiors OF his new owner. 4. l.. Aste, won
after hard drive from the favorite, Ser
geant. Winners in order. Onatas, ID 10 -;
Flying Buttress, 20 10; Platter. 20 !, Ad-
jidaumo. > 10 J.: Smoke. 1 10 3; Caithness.
< 70
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Farmers Destroy Telephone Lines.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, June 10.-The Home
Telephone Company of Fort Wayne, which
is building a long-distance line west to Chi
cago, has discovered that farmers i'm War
rem township. west of this city, cut down
slXty-twO poles, cutting them into cord
wood lengths and burning some of them
while they destroyed the connecting wires
The farmers oppose telephone construction
in their neghborhood. They now realize
that they went too far and are seeking to
COMPROMISE
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DROWNED WHILE FISHING.
Body of Harry Timmons Found in
Eighteen Inches of Water.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind. June 10.-Harry Tim
MONS a well-known Anderson young man,
aged twenty was drowned at the old
Moss island dam to-day. TimmOns's body
was found by Reuben Keller during the
forenoon in about eighteen inches of water,
lying face down. Timmons went fishing
and in his pockets were found hooks, line
and bait. 1t is thought he was attacked
with epilepsy. There were marks nor
signs of foul play on his person. Cut in
a tree Just above the spot where he was
drowned were the initials of his brother,
Ed Timmons.
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ALARD BID UP TO $4,000.
HiIdreth's Horse Won the Merchants
stake at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. June 1O.-Alard. from the
cago for the occasion, won the Merchants
stakes, for three-year-olds and upward. at
Lantonia to-day. Aiard, which was en-
tered at 5000. was bid UP 10 $3.50 by p. ].
German and retained by the owner The
race was run in the fast time Of 1;40L-
Winners in order: Juenatta, 10 /: Drum
mond, 10 ]: Joe Buckley. 20 j; Alard IL
TO s: Watoma. 2 10 /; Prince of Melrose.
s TO g.
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Lnioie AEnfn The star.

CLEVELAND. June l0.-After Bernhard
had been knocked out OF the box IN two
innings, Lundbom went in and held BALI
more down TO four hits and three runs
Howell was Knocked out OF the box n the
fifth His support was very yellow. Law
son. who succeeded him. did well. but the
game was already lost Score.
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. mace uudreth Did Not win.

CHICAGO, June lO.-The feature OF the
racing at Harlem to-day was the defeat OF
s. c. Hildreth's McChesney, second choice
for the American Derby. by G. c. Ben
nett's Aladdin. These two were first and
second choices respectively In a field OF
five which went 20 the post in the fourth
race at "A mile and a sixteenth. Winners
in order: Farmer Jim. is 10 5; Ethel
Wheat. 9 10 2 Cherished, 6 90 /: Aladdin.
Is 10 10; Sidney c. Love. IS TO ]; Rasselas.
a /
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 10-The resi-
dence of w. G. Conlin, in Posey county,
several miles below Mt. Vernon, was de-
stroyed by fire early this morning. 1t was
one of the finest residences in Posey coun-
ty, and was valued at 5000. The cause of
the fire is unknown
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varsity Defeats Alumni.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE. Ind, june 10.-De Pauw
varsity and alumni baseball teams met to-
day for the second time and the varsity
won a sharply contested and well-played
game by the score of TO ?.
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st. Louis and Boston Broke Even.

ST LOUIS. June l0-Boston broke even
with St. Louis by taking to-day's game.
The local team landed on Dineen in the
eighth inning and nearly tied the score.
Padden was put of the field for disputing
a decision Catcher "Jiggs' Donohue was
released to-day by the ST. Louis club. At
tendance. $500. Score:
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Shooter Heikes Ahead.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 10.-At the end Of
of a possible los. Squires was second with
154; c. w. Phellis. of Cincinnati, was next
with 1853; Hopkins, of Greenville, Miss, 49,
Burke of Chattanooga, ISL, and Frank. of
Memphis $50. The shoot will be continued
Tomorrow.
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A BLACK FiIIy SOLD for 5000.

NEW YORK, June l0-The Adelbert stud
yearlings were offered for sale at Gravesend
to-day and commanded good prices. A.
Featherstone secured the black hlly by i'm
ported Albert-HoOdoo. sister 20 his great
sprinter, Patasco. for $3.50.
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EarIham Defeats Richmond.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND. Ind. June lO.-The Rich
mond ball club easily defeated by
Earlham College this afternoon by the
score of Z 10 3. Batteries. Horne and
Crabb; Grave and Ratciff.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Garvin Allowed Few Hits After the
Second Inning, and Chicago Won.

CHICAGO, June 10.-Garvin was invincI-
BILE after the second inning, when two sin
giles and Clark's four-bagger gave the Wis
itors all their runs. Patton was equally
effective after the fourth until the ninth.
when the champions won out on a single,
a sacrifice and another hit. Attendance,
go Score.
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Leaders Beafen Again.

BROOKLYN, June 10.-Brooklyn took the
first game of the series from Pittsburg by
a score of to at Washington Park to-
day. Umpire O'Day put Dolan out of the
game for protesting. Ward was substi
tuted Score.
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Herr Most Must Go to Jail.

ALBANY, n. Y, June 1O.-The Court of
Appeals to-day unanimously affirmed the
Judgment OF conviction of Herr Most. who
was convicted OF publishing an improper
article in a paper owned by him, and who
was sentenced TO one years Imprisonment
in the New York penitentiary
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BIoomer Girls Badly Beaten.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD, Ind, June l0.-The baseball
game this afternoon between the Bedford
nine and the Southern Bloomer Girls re-
suited in a score of % 10 u I'm favor OF Bed
ford. The game was seen by large crowd.
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New York Ran Bases Poorly.

NEW YORK. June 1o-St. Louis defeated
New York in the first game of the series on
the Polo grounds to-day, the score being
to 2. Poor base-running and two errors
by the home team were responsible for the
defeat Score.
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TO-DAY'S WEATHER FORECAST.
Showers and Warmer i'm Northern In
diana-Fair in Southern.

diana-Fair i'm Southern.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-Forecast for
Wednesday and Thursday:
For Indiana-Showers and warmer in
north. fair in south portion on Wednesday.
Thursday showers, with cooler in south
portion: variable winds.
For IIlinois-Showers in north. fair in
south portion on Wednesday; warmer in
northeast portion. Thursday fair except
showers in northeast portion: variable
winds
For Ohio-Partly cloudy on Wednesday.
Thursday showers: fresh east winds.
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by innings:
- +-A@AAAA5S
Philadelphia 80 1 0
Cincinnati ..........1 0 0

Earned runs-Cincinnat 10: Philadelphia,
l. Two-base hits-Crawford. Steinfeldt.
Three-base hits-Beck o. Sacrifice hit
Steinfeldt Left on bases-Cincinnati, Z;
Philadelphia 4. Stolen bases-Browne.
Doolin. Double play-Magoon and Beck.
Base on balls-Off Duggleby. 1. Struck
out-By Ewing. 2. Wild pitch-Ewing.
Time-1:45. Umpire-Emslie.
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Earned runs-St Louis, /; New YORK, !.
First base on errors-St. Louis, l: New
York, 5. Left on bases-St. Louis, 4; New
York, 8. Stolen bases-Smoot (2). Smith,
Doyle. Evans. Double plays-Bean and
Doyle; Doyle and Evans; Smith and Doyle.
Sacrifice hit-Bean. Bases on balls-Of
Durham, 1; off Evans l. Hit by pitched
ball--By Evans, L. Struck out-By Dun
ham, a. by Evans, 3. Time-1:30. Umpires
Powers and Brown. Attendance Zoo.
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Earned runs-Milwaukee. 2. Two-base hits
Shannon. Bourgius. Three-base hit-Hug-
gins Secrihce hits-Cogan ~. DUNCAN
Stolen observation-disclosures Bases on balls
off Cogan, 8: off Altrock. ?. First base on
errors-St. Paul l; Milwaukee, 3. Hit by
pitcher-By Cogan. l; by Altrock. 2 Left
on bases-St Paul, S; Milwaukee, 8. Struck
out-By Altrock, g. Time-1:A. Umpire
Ward
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Athletics. Score:


Innings pitched - Wiltse, 5; Husting. 3.
Base hits-On wiltse. 10 of Husting. 2
Two-base hits-Davis. Powers. Fultz. Ca
sew Dillon. Three-base hit-McGuire. Sac
riAce hits-Davis, Harley. Stolen bases
Holmes ~. Elbsrfeld. Bases on balls
on wiltse. 1: of Husting. /; OF Siever l.
Hit by pitched ball-Powers. First on err
rors - Detroit. 1; Philadelphia, l. Left
on bases-Detroit. 3. Philadelphia. 4. Struck
out-By Husting, /: by Sewer /. Double
plays-Wiltse. Castro and Davis Gleason.
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Left on bases-Chicago, 4; Washington, ?.
Two-base hit-Isbell. Home run-Clarke.
Sacrifice hits-Jones, Green. Isbell stolen
base-Daly Double plays-Strang. DAILY and
Isbell; Clarke and Coughin. Struck out
BY Patten, 4. Bases on balls-On Garvin,
/; off Patten, 4. Time-1:35. Umpire-Car-
ruthers
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Little Rock, 3; Birmingham, 4.
Memphis, 5: Chattanooga, Z.
Shreveport. 10; Atlanta. ,.
New Orleans, 4; Nashville, 9.
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Crushed by Logs.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
RUSHVILLE, Ind, June 1O-Yesterday
morning Frank Vandivier, of Glenwood,
this county. fell under his wagon and two
logs rolled over him. He is not expected to
recover.
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Totals .-..s IL n IL o.

Two-base hits-Turner, Smith. Cogswell
go, Miers, Hughey, Cannon, Gansel, Flour
noy. Home runs-Kleinow. Camel. Stolen
bases-Burns, Clymer, Cannon, Schaub.
Double play-Gilks and Turner. Struck
out-By Dunkle, 8; by Hughey, T. Passed
balls-Schriver Bases on balls-Off Dun
kle. 8: off Hughey, 2 Hit with ball
Hughey. l. Time-1:55. Umpire-Haskell
Attendance, 900
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Detroit won Three out of Four.

DETROIT, June 10. - The home team
punched five hits and three stolen bases
in the fifth inning. This combination netted
four runs and won the game. giving Detroit
three out Of the series OF four that has
been played with the Athletics. Score:
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Hit. RIMS and Errors Galore

KANSAS CITY, June 10.-Easton was
batted hard in the fifth, sixth and seventh
innings to-day. Wolfe replaced him in the
eighth Minneapolis played a ragged game
Jack O'Brien has been released by Kan
Gas city Attendance $50 Score:
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Earned run-BrookIyn, /. First base on
errors-Pittsburg, 2; brooklyn, 2. Left on
bases-Pittsburg. 6; Brooklyn, 4. Two-base
hit-Clark. Stolen bases-Clarke. Dahlen
(2), Irwin. Double play-Flood, Dahlen and
Irwin. Sacrifice hit-Davis. Bases on balls
of Doheny. 3. Hit by pitched ball-By
Doheny, 1; by Hughes, l. Struck out-By
Hughes, 8; by Doheny I. Wild pitch-Do-
heny. Time-l:50. Umpire-O'D Day. At
tendance 1850.
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suicide of "A Murderer.

OTTUMWA, Ia, June 10.-Edward Hale
who shot and killed Miss Fora Donahue in
the streets OF Cantril on Decoration day.
hanged himself IN the jail at Keosouqua to-
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was doing. walked out Of second-story
window and suffered injuries which make
him a helpless cripple.
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CurIey Supplies Won.

BUFFALO, June 1O.-Curley Supplies, of
this city, won a close decision from Art
Simnis of Akron. o., after twenty rounds
of boxing before the Fort Erie Club to-
night.
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Chicago Was Ahead.

BOSTON. June 1O.-Rain stopped to-day's
game at the end OF the third inning. The =
score stood Chicago Z. Boston 6.
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We have added hot-water and steam heat
ing in connection with our furnace business
We will be pleased 10 furnish estimates on
hot water and steam. kRUsE & DEWEN-
TER. AZ and 40 East Washington street
Indianapolis, Ind.
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Elberfeld and Dillon. EIberfeld. Gleason
and Dillon, Wild pitch-Wiltse. Time-l;0O.
Umpire-Sheridan. Attendance-2oo
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Eight Runs in the First.

TOLEDO, o., June 10.-Louisville punched
her hits in the first inning and won to-day's
game After that Toledo outbatteo and out
PLAYED the visitors. Score:
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Miss Augusta Jameson, Mrs. George Cat
terson and Miss Gladys Wynn played their
qualifying rounds on June 3. These three
women complete the list of the eight quail
1erS.
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In all REAL ESTATE transactions IN
SURE the TITLE. You then have no alb
stract 10 pay for and you set absolute Sc
curity The fees are REASONABLE
INDIANA TITLE GUARANTY AND
LOAN COMPANY. 12s East Market street"
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Totals - s p is s

Earned runs-BOsION, :, d. I1VuIs, We
base hits-Freeman (9, Burkett, Hemphill,
Wallace Sacrifice hits-Hemphill, Collins,
Stahl Double plays-Wallace and Padden,
Ferris, Parent and ,Lachance; Wallace.
Friel and Donohue; Wallace and Donohue-
Stolen bases Heidrick, Mccormick,
Dougherty. Hit by pitcher-By Harper. ?.
Wild pitch-Harper. Bases on balls-On
Dineen l. Struck out-By Dineen. 4; by
Harper, l. Left on bases-St. Louis. 4;
Boston 10. Tlme-1:47. Umpire-Connclly.
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Totals ...lai427l2

Earned runs-Cleveland, 5: Baltimore, J.
Two-base hits-Lajoie. Hickman, Flick %.
Lundbom. Kelly 90, Setback. Howell Base
hits-OfT Bernhard. {: OF Lundbom. 4: on
Howell, Il; OF Lawson. 3. Stolen bases
Setback. Pickering Sacrifice hit-Flick.
Double plays-Gochnauer Lsajoie and Hick-
man; Gilbert and McGann. Bases on balls
BY Lundbom. 3; by Howell, 1. Hit by
pitched ball-By Lawson. .. Left on bases
Cleveland. 3; Baltimore. 3. Struck out
BY Lundbcm. Seymour Time-l:35. I'M
pires-O'Laughlin and tombstone. Attend
ance-l 574
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National aud American Leagues.
American

PHILADELPHIA, June 10-Cincinnati
hit Duggleby hard in the innings in which
the runs were made. Philadelphia could
not hit Ewing Attendance 100 Score:
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Seven Runs i'm the Sixth.

ST PAUL, June 10.-Mlwaukee punched
their hits in the sixth inning and with a
number of bases on balls succeeded i'm scor-
ing seven runs Attendance. 436. Score:
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KELLUM SAVED THE DAY
STOPPED THE HITTING OF COLUM-
Bus IN LAST HALF OF NINTH.
Took the Place of williams, Who Was
Being NercfIessIy Pounded, and
Prevented Tie Game.

indianapolis 0-COlumbus
Louisville ..11-ToledO
minneapolis ..I2-kansas City. IL
Milwaukee .. est. Paul. .....
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Totals "a S.2s IL 2 Totals Is $

+Dahlen out for Dolan's interference. Wagner
also out for interference.
'*Conroy batted for Doheny in the ninth.
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Totals "a p II Totals ....s s.25 Is
'One out when winning run was scored.
Score by innings:
Chicago ...............0 0 0 "a
Washington ND 0 0 0 0 O-3
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defeat. Score:

'Batted for Evans in the ninth.
Score by innings:
st. Louis ............1 0-3
New York .......... 0 o.
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.Batted for Easton In the seventh.
Score by innings:
Kansas City.........0 0 0 o 3-i1
Minneapolis .........0 0 0 liz
Earned runs-Kansas City 4: Minneapo-
lis, 7. Two-base hits-Beville CD, Werden.
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lOIulS .-s.O ~ - l.
sPierce out. infielG iy.
c.. -. s,,,fn0e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12

States That His Mind Is Made Up and That He Will
Proceed Whether His Colleagues Cooperate or
Not--DaCisiOn Reached This Afternoon

resented 20 him that the league WAS
pairing evidence to he presented 10 a
grand Jury. particularly IN the mat
tor OF alleged illegal ana criminal
acts OF rity officials Ia tolvratiRa
public gambling. dace hats and
prostitution within the city iimlV.
and that they would not only pro
vide evidence. but would lend to the
city the services OF tbair attorney to
the end that the Officials responsible
for the alleged criminal negligence
nr atlil more erimina completely may
be brought TO Justice.
They also assured the Judge that
they were already Ia the possesaion
II evidence which would be per
tinent 10 the inquiry contemplated.
To these rnissafies OF law aud or
der Judge Sell rendered hts thanks
Tor the assistance offered. and said
that his personal attitua. in the
matter np 10 that time had been
actuafed only by the motives Of
good citiasnship
4 have not changed my mind. he
said. regarding the necessity for
calling . grand iure aud unless
somslhiuw occurs 10 change u | viii
pursue the course outlined by me
several days aso.
The committee departed satisfied
with the result % the intervisw and
The fuder took counsel with HE
friends The advice given him re
suited this afternoon tH his final de- |
ririan To call the jury.
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Tor the grand jury. Whether or not
ioin with him in formulatins call
Tor the grand jury, MhrthorVf not
these Judges Join IN the call win
make no difference In the ultimate
result for u they decline to act with
Judge He'll in the matter he viii then
proceed On his own responsibility
which he has fun power % aa
That they viii not consent 10 join
"a the call IL likely, though one and
an refuse 70 commit thomaelNea def
initsly ono way or the other
It's up to ieii.' said one Of the
indEuA thtu morning he Il the man
who wanted the grand Jufy and lhe
IL the man 20 call u. he has fbii
poNer e. 40 81. aud We have not
been consulted IA the matter since
Il was first called to public attrns
tion two weeks aEo. You vii ~
cuss me for declining "a make a
positive stafenrnt az thts time. but
4 seems u nv that the matter 10
wholly one that concrran Judge
ftett"
Late yesterday committee from
tho Law and Order League. com
posed uf y. 1. nlaine and J W
Efaw. called on Judge nea and rep.