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UNPOPULAR DECISION.
Bout Between Bantams Forbes and
Regan Declared a Draw.

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-The twenty-round
bout at the West End Athletic Club to-
night for the bantam weight championship
OF the world between Harry Forbes. of Chi
ago. the present holder of the title, and
Johnny Regain. of Brooklyn, N. Y, was de-
clared a draw by Referee Siler. The de-
cision was unpopular, the majority of the
large body of spectators being of opinion
that the New Yorker was entitled to the
verdict by more than a fair margin. Jack"
McKenna, Regan's manager, was so in
censed at the ruling that he had TO be re-
strained by the police from doing bodily
harm to Referee Siler. Regain put up an
excellent fight and he left the ring fresh
and unmarked. Forbes. on the other hand,
was very wild in his delivery and through
out the fight failed to land a blow that in
any way distressed Regain. Regain played
for the stomach principally and his we'll
directed blows TO that region had Forbes in
distress. especially in the closing rounds OF
the battle.
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Last Day at Aqueduct.

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE Aqueduct
spring meeting came to a close to-day and
a big crowd was in attendance. The track,
however, was still slow. The feature Of the
day was the Flushing stakes at one mile
and seventy yards. Fonsoluca broke in
front and led to the stretch. where In
trusive closed will a rush and beat the
gelding a head. Fonsoluca was a 10G-to-1
shot. The races go to Marris Park Satur-
day with the great Metropolitan handicap
as it's feature. Winners in order to-day:
Rough Rider, 10 to l.; Warte NIGHT, 4 TO 1;
Cervera, Z TO 5; Intrusive, 9 to 10; Meis-
t~ersinger, 8 TO 5; Tugai Bey. 2 TO l.
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BLOOMINGTON. H., May Fifteen
hundred attended the opening game OF the
Three 1 League season to-day. The game
was called in the fourth inning on account
of rain. Score: Bloomington. 2; Cedar
Rapids. O.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, May 1.-The opening
game Of the championship season here to-
day was poorly played. Score:
R.H.E.
Evansville II O-Sn 5
Davenport 30 1 2 2 4 o l PIP 10 o
Batteries-Polchow. Treat. Reading; Vet
ter and Vetter, McCOrd, Foster. Umpire
Messmer.
DECATUR, Ill, May Three thousand
people. an immense crowd for his town,
were present to-day at the opening game
of the Three 1 League season The game
was called on account Of rain before the
first inning had ended. Score. 5 to 2 in
favor OF Decatur.
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DEFEATED BY OHIO WESLEYAN.
Indiana University Lost by Nonsup-
port of Its Man I'm the Box.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
DELAWARE, o., May 1.-Ohio Wesleyan
defeated the Indiana University team here
to-day by knocking Allen out of the box in
the ninth inning. The score was 3 to 3 in
favor of the visitors when Wesleyan came
to bat in the ninth. Two hits and two err
rors put Allen in the air. and he retired
with the score a tie. Boyle was hit safely
twice, which, with another error and a
passed ball. gave Wesleyan the game. AL
len pitched brilliantly up to the ninth, but
his support was not of the best. The In
diana team left for Columbus tonight,
where they will play the strong O. S. l..
nine tomorrow. Score:
r Il
Ohio Wesleyan.0 o . 0 0 I 0 o A. 10 q
Indiana .........0 2 0 l ? 0 o 0 % { 5
Batteries Lowther and Richey; Allen,
Boyle and Webb.
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OF

ROTTERDAM. May 1.-Sailed: Noordam
new. for New York. via Boulogne Sur
Mer. and sailed from latter port at 6 p. m.
LIVERPOOL. May ARRIVED: Common
wealth. from Boston. Westernland, from
Philadelphia; Teutonic. from New York.
NEW YORK. May L-Sailed: Grosser
Kurfuerst. for Bremen: Fuerst Bismarck,
for Hamburg: La Savoie. for Havre.
QUEENSTOWN. May Sailed: Ger
manic, for New York; Rhynland. for Phil
s~delphia. both from Liverpool.
LONDON. May ARRIVED: Menominee,
from New York.
HAVRE, May 1-Arrived: la Touraine,
from New York.
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Local observations on Thursday.

Bar. Their. R.H. Wind. Weather. Pre-.
Z a. m..90.9 IS 81 N'east. Clear. 600
Z p. m--30.OO y As East. Cloudy. OO0
Maximum temperature. Is; minimum tenn
perature. 80.
Comparative statement of mean tempera-
ture and total precipitation on May /:
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Butler Defeats shortridge.

The Butler baseball team had no trouble
in defeating Shortridge yesterday afternoon
on the college campus. Only seven innings
were played. in which Butler tailed seven
runs and High School six. Shortridge
scored four of their runs in the last inning
with two men out. The Butler boys got
overconfdent and were careless In throw
ing. Thornburg. for Butler. pitched good,
steady ball, allowing the visitors six hits.
Fourteen hits were made of Scott. Allen
played the best game for the High School
lads. while Dodson, Gillum and Higgins
PLAYED fast ball for Butler.
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Southern Association
Three L"

Birmingham, 9; Nashville. T..
New Orleans. 5: Little Rock, l.
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Many D~lphtheria Patients saved.

BERLIN. May 1.-The use Of Professor
Behrens's diphtheria serum has resulted,
according to statistics just published. in the
lowest death rate from diphtheria in Berlin
in the year 1901 ever recorded. The deaths
from diphtheria were then $50. Prior to the
introduction Of Professor Behrens's serum
the deaths from this disease ranged from
100 10 900 a year.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. May 1.-Two favor
ties won at Cumberland Park to-day. Cri-
mean was at the prohibitive price of l to 8
in the first race. He was the best and won
as he pleased. In the last race Staff was
considered a good thing by the Stevens
people and the books got a severe drubbing.
Warm weather and clear skies brought out
a great crowd and the betting was lively.
The track was heavy but is drying out fast.
Winners i'm order: Crimean, l to 5; Brulare,
21a 90 /: Erema, IL to 5; Ed Layson, 5 to /;
Dottie Shute, 10 to /; Staff, 2 to l..
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April Meteorological Report.

Following is a summary of meteorological
conditions for indianapolis and vicinity for
the month Of April:
Mean atmospheric pressure, 5000; highest,
1912, on the gath; lowest, 9.51, on the 18th.
Mean temperature, 80 degrees; highest, 81,
on the 2lst; lowest. q. Oh the It'll; greatest
range. 3. on the LIST. Mean temperature for
April in 1871, AZ; 1872. 55; 1879, 81: 1874. 46: 1873,
~: 1876. So: 1871. 81: ISIS. 50; 1879, -: 1850. So:
ISL. 43; 1SS2. 50; 1883. 50; 1854. 80: 1856. 50: 1856.
s.; 1887. 81: 1855, So; 1859, SO: 1890, "a: 1891. IS:
1892. 81: 1893. 81: 1894. 81: 1895. So: 1895. go: 1897.
81: 1S9S, 80, 1899. 55; 1900. 50; 1901, 49. Mean
temperature for the month for thirty-two
temperature during month. 2 degrees: ac-
cumulated deficiency of daily mean tenn
perature since Jan. !, ID: average daily
deficiency since Jan. J.. , degrees.
Prevailing direction OF wind, northwest;
total movement OF wind. s.916 miles: maxi
mum velocity os wind. direction and date.
66. southwest. on the 18th.
Total precipitation. leo inches; number of
days with 81 inch OF more OF precipitation
Z; total precipitation Gin inches) for April
IN ls71. Isl; 1872. 326; 1873. sol; 1874. Alp; 1916.
l29; 1916 ~: 1917. 81; ISIS. SOL; 1879. 2.3;
1SS0. 6.43; 1881. 260; 1852. SIS; 1888. 2T3: 1854.
2S9; 1856. SIS. 1856. sos; 1857, 1892; ISIS, 4.6;
1883. 207: 1880. ass; 1881. 2.S0; 1892, 6.3S; 1895.
$50: 1884, 2.72; 1898, l96: 1896. III; 1897, ass;
1S9S. LIB; 1899. lS6: 1900. l.55; 1901. 3.19: aver
age precipitation for the month for thirty
precipitation during month, l.7S inches: &C
cunulated deficiency in precipitation since
Jan. 1. 80 inches.
Number OF clear days. S: partly cloudy,
Is; cloudy. T.
Dates OF frost: Light. 9TH: heavy. oath.
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by innings

4olaS ...4 1Ezo 10 s
%Hickman hit by batted ball in the third.
**Batted for McGraw in the ninth.
Score by innings:
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Score by innings

Earned Runs-WashingtOn, /; Philadel-
phia, 3. Two-base hits-Keister. NJ. Cross.
Home run-Seybold. Stolen bases-Powers.
Sacrifice hits-Carey, Ryan. Double plays
-Orth. Coughlin and Carey; Wolverton.
Coughlin and Carey. Bases on balls-Of
Orth, /; of Duggleby, 2. Struck out-By
Ortiz, 3; by Duggleby. l.. Left on bases
Washington, s; Philadelphia, 3. Passed
ball-Powers. Wild pitch-Duggleby. Time
LOO. Umpire-OL aughlin.
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BROOKLYN Shut Ont.

BOSTON. May 1.-Willis's clever pitching.
backed by the sharp fielding of the Boston
team. blanked Brooklyn In ~to-day's game.
Kitson was batted hard, especially in the
sixth inning, when three singles. a two
Dagger and a home run netted four runs
and clinched the game for Boston. Attend
ance. ]. 500. Score:
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Cork international Exhibition.

CORK. May 1.-The international exhibit
ton here was opened to-day with a bril-
liant street procession, in which lord
mayors and various city corporations and
trade guilds. with bands and banners, took
part. Among the subscribers to the exhibi-
ton fund was Richard Croker, of New
York. who contributed 500.
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quarters to-day OF the resignation Of w.
r. Woodford. general superintendent at
P~ittsburg. and the selection of Louis c.
Haas, assistant 10 the general manager, as
his successor. The mango Is effective to-
day. IL is understood Mr.. WoOdfcrd re-
signs 10 take up private business. Another
change announced is the appointment OF
II. T.. Hale as division engineer Of the
Philadelphia division, vice +. T.. Mobley. re-
ufrna1
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Detroit punched Hits.

DETROIT, Mich, May 1-Before the big
gest crowd that ever assembled at Bennett
Park the Detroit team this afternoon
punched their hits in the seventh and
eighth innings and won the first game of
the season on the home grounds. Cleve-
lands only run was the result of a base on
balls to Mccarthy, followed by a single
and a double. Moore had poor control and
two of Detroit's runs came from bases on
balls. SchTeck's hitting, a stop by Gochnaur
and Barrett's fielding were the features.
Score.
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%Batted for Moore in the ninth.
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OBITUARY.
General Sir william OIpherts, al
sepoy Rebellion Fame.

LONDON, May. 1.-Gen. Sir William
Olpherts, V. c.. who gained the sobriquet
of "Hell-ire Jack at Lucknow, is dead
Gen. Sir William Oipherts. V. c., X. c..
B.. general and colonel c~ommandant Of the
royal army. was born in County Armagh,
Ireland, in 1922; educated at Gracehill and
Duncannon schools and Addiscombe Mill
tary College; married Alice. tighter of
Gen. George Cantley in 1861: created bar
onet in 1886 on his retirement from the
army, after forty-six years service.
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Cook, 8.
Struck Out-By Williams. 4; by Cook, 3.
Two-base Hits-O'Brien, Shay.
Three-base Hits-Geier, Lumley.
Sacrifice Hit-Pierce.t
Double Plays-O'Bri TO kim; Hog
rieVer 10 kihm.
shannon
Left on Bases-Indianapolis. S: st. Paul, s..
Umpire-Ebright.
Time-l:50.
Attendance-672.
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ing intense partisan feeling in all circles
and the party whips are vigorously used TO
keep both sides firm The opposition hopes
20 hold together long enough 20 force the
rejection of the treaty. but the faith OF the
leading pTo-salers In its ratification Is still
strong.
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L-abonchere whhdraws Charges.

LONDON. May 1.-The libel suit brought
by Lord Sufield against Henry Labouchere,
growing out OF made in Truth
rejecting upon the former. was settled to-
day. Mr.. LabouChere withdrew all the i'm
putations on the honor of Lord Suf1eld,
VINO expressed himself as being more salts
fed with this statement than he would
have been with a verdict in his favor.
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Pace Too Swift for wabash.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind May IVA
bash started in well, but the pace was too
fast. Score:
r f
Notre Dame...O o 0 o 2 8 ia Z 5
Wabash .......4 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 81 g s
Observation-Disclosures and O'Neil; Kicker
slime and Berry.
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Prince Henry Popular Mt Home.

LUBECK. Germany, May lat a gen
eral meeting Of the I.ubec branch OF the
Freisinnige Peopie's) party to-day a pro-
posai was MADE and widely approved that
Prince Henry OF Prussia should be adopted
as a Joint candidate at the next election
OF Members Of the Reichstag by all the
various parties representing the middle
claScee
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Totals ....O 2 ;

First base on errors-New York, /: Phila-
delphia, 2. Left on bases-New York. 10;
Philadelphia, 6. Home run-Matthewson.
Stolen bases-Doyle C2), Smith. Bean. Dou-
BILE p~lay-Bean, Smith and Doyle. Sacrifice
hit-R. Thomas. Bases on balls-On Mat
thewson. 8; off Voorhees,, 8. Struck out-By
Matthewson, 9: by Voorhees,. Z. Passed
ball-Douglass. Time-1:40. Umpire-O'Day.
Attendance-6.S 500.
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worlds Record Broken.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. May 1.-The Provi-
dence team. in winning tO-night's match
with Fall River in the New England bowl
ing tournament. got a three-string total Of
1901. which breaks the worlds team record
at small pins by two pins.
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Score by innings

Left on bases-LouisviIle. s; Minneapolis.
S. Two-base hit-Carlisle. Three-base hits
Phyle (2.) Home r~un-Gannon. Sacrifice
hit-Kerwin. Double play-Tannehill and
Cancel. Stolen bases-Tannehill, Kerwin,
Spies. Quillin. Wilmot, Phyle. Struck out
BY Corbett, l; by Coons, /. Bases on balls
OF COrbett, 2: off Luther, 1; off Coons, g.;
off Dunkle, 4. Time-2:@. Umpire-Haskell.
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Chicago Lost in First Inning.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. May Patterson vir-
tually gave the game to st. Louis in the
first inning to-day, when he allowed the
first two men up to go to first on balls.
A wild pitch and two hits Melted the local
players three runs as a result. Piatt, who
took Patterson's place, was effective. The
game was full of exciting double plays.
Attendance. 300. Score:
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Score by innings

Two-base ~hits-Smith, Turner, McBryde.
Home runs-ParrOtt. Hallman. Sacrifice
hit-Speer. Stolen observation-disclosures, Speer.
Struck out-Altrock 2: McNeal. l; Bonno, 1.
Base on allS-Altrock 2; McNeal, 1; Bon
no, L. Time-1:45. U~mpire-O'Neill. Attend
ance-70.
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Pitching and Pretty Field
ing by Both Cincinnati and
Chicago.
National Leagne Standing.

CHICAGO. May Cincinnati and Chi
cago went twelve innings to-day I'm a hotly
contested and prettily played game, neither
side being able to score. Both pitchers were
at their best, and received almost perfect
sllnnort A-ttandanca 300 Scoro.
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very hard but was unlucky in placing its
hits. Attendance. 1.5g2.
Totals - 10 "a Is

tress. TwO-base hits-Meany G), Nance,
Smith, O'Brien, Wolfe. Three-base hits
Grady, Lewee. Double plays-Ihomas 10
Mattress to Grim; Mattress 10 Evan 10
Grim; O'Brien to Lewee 10 Grady. Innings
pitched-By Thomas. 3; by Phester. 3 HITS
made-Of Thomas, o; off Phester, 4. STRUCK
out-By Wolfe. l.. Bases on balls-On
Thomas, ?; on Phester, 2; off Wolfe, ?.
Time-1:4I. Umpire-Tindill.
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Philadelphia Won in the Sixth.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-Philadelphia
won to-day's game from Washington in
the sixth inning, when an error. a single
and q base on balls. followed by a home
run drive by Seybold, Melted four runs
Attendance. $500. Score:
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Nine Hits, Nine Runs I'm Second.

PITTSBURG, May 1.-The second inning,
with nine hits and nine runs for Pittsburg,
took all interest out of the game. Popp
was retired after this inning but Murphy
was almost as easy. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
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TWo-base hits-McGraw, Hickman, Sci
bach. Three-base hi~ts-Seymour, Ferris
Freeman. Stolen bases-McGann 90, Kel
ley, Collins. Double play-Gilbert and vii
liams. First base on balls-By Dineen, 3
Baltimore, 8; Boston, 8. Time-1:55. Umpire
Sheridan. Attendance. $500.
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Only Two Hits of Matthew.on.

NEW YORK, May New York white
washed Philadelphia at the Polo Grounds
to-day. Pitcher MCGEE. who was released
by the local club last week, was signed by
the Philadelphia management to-day.
Score:
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Earned runs-St. Louis. /; Chicago, L.
Two-base hits-Heidrick, Wallace. Sacrifice
h~it-Padden. Stolen bases-Burkett, Davis,
MerteS. Double ayS-Sulliv and Davis:
Anderson unassisted; Padden and Ander-
son; Jones and Isbell. Left on bases-St.
Louis, 8; Chicago, z. Struck out--By Sud-
hoff. 8; by Piatt. /. Bases on balls-Off
Sudhoff, A; off Patterson. 2. Wild pitch
Patterson. Umpire Carruthers. Time =
Two hours.
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Religious Reform in Germany.

BERLIN, May 1.-The R~eichstag to-day
passed the third reading of the first para
graph OF the bill granting freedom of re-
ligiOus belief. association and private wor-
ship throughout the empire. limited only
10 the prOvisO that this freedom shall not
be used TO the prejudice Of civic or national
duties.
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Triple i'm the Tenth Won.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, May L-After Louis
Vile had the game we'll in hand Minneapo-
lis developed a batting streak which tied
the score in the eighth. Gannon's triple in
the tenth gave the locals victory. At
tendance. 500. Score.
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*. c. Won by Hard Hitting.

COLUMBUS. o.. May kansas City
found both Thomas and Phester easy to-
day and won by hard hitting. Columbus
kayed another errorless game and also hit
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sence from the city of Judge Ralston. who
granted the Injunction. action in both cases
postponed until Monday.
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NJ. It. H. s. Defeats Dental College.

The NJ. I. II. s. baseball club defeated
the team from the Indiana Dental Col
lege yesterday. 10 to 9. Smith and Bhon-
dack were the battery for NJ. T. H. s., while
Crow and Rowe looked after the Dental
College team.
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The irresponsible Boy

Boston Transcript.
Cook" said the small boy. coming into
the kitchen with a large tin ear filed with
choice. fat. wriggling e-arthworms. II want
you TO put these on the ice for me. / am
going hshing mex week"
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Score by innings:

Chicago 80 o 0 o 0 0 o 0 90
Cincinnati 30 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 90
Left on bases-Chicago. s.; Cincinnati, S.
Two-base hits-Miller, Dexter C). Beck.
Sacrifice hit-TayiOr. Double ~plays-Tinker
(unassisted). Beckley (unassisted.) Struck
out-By Taylor. 8; by Hahn. z. Bases on
balls-Of Hahn. 2. Wild pitch-Hahn. Time
Two hours. Umpire-Cantillon. Called on
account of darkness.
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Earned runs-PIttsburg /; ST. Louis, /.
Two-base hits - Beaumont, Bransfeld,
Ritchey, Smith. Three-base h~its-Clarke,
Wagner. Sacrifice hit-Davis. Stolen bases
Clarke, Wagner, Tannehill. Double plays
-Ritchey, Wagner and Brans1eld; Ritchey
and Bransheld. Bases on balls-Of Popp.
3; off Murphy. g. Struck out-By Tame
hill, 2; by Popp, 2; by Murphy, /. Wild
Emslie.
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Earned runs-Boston. 3. Two-base hits
Kitson. Kittredge, Ahearn. Home runs
Carney CD. Sacrifice hits-Keeler. Kitson.
Stolen bases-Long. Demont. Bases on
balls-On Willis. 4; OF Kitson. 2. Struck
out-By Willis. 3; by Kitson, ?. Time-1:4O.
Impire-RrOWn.
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Partly Cloudy TO-Day-Warmer I'm
Northern Indiana.

WASHINGTON, May l. Forecast for
Friday and Saturday:
For Illinois and Indiana-Partly cloudy
on Friday; warmer in north portion. Satur-
day fair; southeast TO south winds. brisk
TO higher near Lake Michigan.
For Ohio - Partly cloudy on Friday;
warmer in northern portion; brisck east
TO south winds. Saturday fair.
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USED THE LATIN TWIST
MR.. COOK. JUST FROM COLLEGE,
WAS HOLSTERS DOWNFALL.
st. Paul Did Business in Last Inning
and Won by Hitting williams
Association scores.

st. Paul...... indianapolis. A
milwaukee ..12-ToIedO $3.50. Il
Kansas City. 6-COIumbus -. :
Louisville -..14-MinneapOIis. 13
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Resignation of a Cabinet.

MELBOURNE, Victoria. May 1.-The
Cabinet n>s resigned. The premier is con-
eidering the situation.
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Two-base hits-Miller. Holmes, EIberfeId,
Mccarthy, Bonner. Sacrifice hits-Holmes,
Mcclure, Harvey, Bemis. Stolen bases
Holmes, Pickering. Bases on balls-Off Mil
Ter, /: off Moore, 5. First base on errors
Cleveland. 2. Left on b~ases-Detroit. s:
Cleveland, S. Struck out-By Miller, 4; by
Moore. 3. Double plays-Gochnaur. Schreck
and Bradley. Umpires-Johnson and Con-
molly. Attendance, 14,1S3. Time-1:40.
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Washington League Scores.

IL you buy one of Kruse & Dewenter's
Furnaces you will have no trouble 10 heat
your house next winter. 42s East Wash
ington street.
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Changes on the II. & O.
WEATHER FORECAST.

BALTIMORE, May 1.-Oficial announce
ment was made at Baltimore & Ohio head
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-02
Ron
Down

weak, nervous, exhausted,
all out of sorts. Over
worked nerves are always
irritable and restless. The
eyelids twitch, the stomach
rebels, the brain is logged,
and the heart is unsteady.
Stop the waste of nerve
force. Stimulate digestion,
strengthen the nerves, and
rePlcnish the vital power.
Failing strength had reduced my
vitality; grip brought on bronchitis
and nervous prostration, and / suffered
from dizzy spells, nervousness. con-
fusion OF the mind and palpitation Of
the heart DR.. Miles Nervine and
Pills worked a complete cure
MRS. }. L. HARwELI, East Atlanta, Ga.