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Indiana Notes.

EEWOOD.--Canion EIwod. No. IS, which
on three different occasions has won the
championship of the world at the drill
contests in connection with the meeting OF
the Sovereign Grand Lodge, l. o. o. f.,
has decided TO enter the contests at Des
Moines. Ia. in September. The capital prize
IS $1,000, and the men anticipate little dill
fculty in landing the money.
MUNCIE.-The school board will begin
a once to enlarge the Washington and the
Lincoln ward school buildings in this city.
The rapid growth Of Muncie in the last
year has made more room for school chill
dren imperative Four new rooms viii be
added at the Washington building and
about the same number at the Lincoln IN
Avondale.
RICHMOND.-The Flower Mission, which
was organized here through the influence
of Indianapolis women, is doing much good
work. An industrial department is now
being carried on among the children and
is proving very successful. There are now
twenty-five girls taking sewing lessons.
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Home Run by Williams That Pro-
Ionged the Game-LouisviIIc Seem
ingiy Unable to Lose.
American Association.
,ecial to the indianapolis Journal.

Special 20 the indianapolis Journal.
TOLEDO, o., July 13.-With two men out
in the ninth inning and the crowd leaving
Tom Williams met one of Mocks fast ones
and the ball dropped over the center-field
fence for a home run, tying the score. In
dianapolis outhit Toledo, but errors by
Kuhns and Heydon allowed the locals to
score enough to have a hitch on the game
until Williams turned his trick. In the
seventh. with the score two to one against
them the visitors found Mock for four hits
that Melted three runs. In the eighth the
locals secured as many Kuhn's dropping
Graffiuss long fly when two were out and
letting two men across, Owens having
scored previously. This gave Toledo lead
of one which was tied by Williams. In the
tenth, although Smith, the first man up,
smashed out a two-base hit and Grafius
singled it impossible 10 get a man
across the plate. In the eleventh Owens
got his first hit a two-base smash, and a
moment later crossed the plate on Meaney's
nicely placed single 10 deep center. The
visitors were dangerous in the. last half
Coulter getting a clean double with two
out, but Burns retired Matthews easily,
giving Toledo the game. Coulters hitting
and Mocks fielding were the fea lures. The
big pitcher covered an acre of territory and
in the second inning retired three men, two
at third and one at first. Score:
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First game. X II Z
Chicago ........0 l o o. 10 3
ST. Louis. .......1 3 0 0 2-7 10 1
Three Il League.

ROCK ISLAND, Ill, July BROCK Island
won from Davenport to-day by punching
hits in the third inning. while Davenport
punched errors. Score;
RHE
Rock Island 30 o o 0 "A 5 1
Davenport .....1 o. 6 2
Batteries-Graham and Williams; wenig
and Evers.
ROCKFORD, H., July 13.-Killian
pitched remarkable game and was given
errorless support. Score:
Cedar Rapids. % 5000 90 6 / /
Rockford 80 l 80 Q 0
Batteries-Durham and Weaver: KnIian
and Thiery.
DECATUR. III. July 1S-GOod hitting by
Decatur won the game from Evansville to-
day. Score:
Decatur Dec a,1,,,; - 2dS9 So .
Batteries-McGin and Krebs; Treat and
Reading.
BLOOMINGTON, H.. July ls.-Mc-
Greeyy's wonderful pitching, with perfect
support. and the hard-hitting OF Blooming
ton, were the features to-day. Score:
RHE
FePTe Hsute.. % Q 90 g 8
Batteries-McGreevy and Belt; Wickers
and Starnagle.
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VIII visit Korea.
he Tndiananolis Journal

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RICHMOND, Ind, July 13-Dr- Addison
Parker pastor of the First Baptist Church,
with his wife. will leave in Il few days for
the Orient. They sail from San Francisco
Aug. 9, their destination being the city Of
Taiku, the capital Of one of the largest
provinces of Korea. Their object is TO visit
their daughter, the wife of DR.. Woodbridge
Johnson and missionary. DR.. Johnson is
the only Western physician in the province
of a million people. The journey will take
DIR. and Mrs. Parker TO Honolulu. thence to
Japan and then across the Japan sea to
Fusan, the southern coast of Korea,
from which point they go overland 100
miles. Accompanying DIR. and Mrs. Parker
will be Dr. and Mrs. Meffatt OF Ping Yang.
Korea. now in this country on a visit, and
Miss BiXby. of Korea. DR.. Moffatt is a
well-known missionary of the Presbyterian
Church.
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Totals Ill 9+25 y Totals ....S II q 10 I
@One out for trimming off base line; one out for
batting out Of order.
Score by innings:
Marotts .............7 % o 1 I'll
Wassons .............2 l 1 0 o. s
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Polnck Mennced by a Mob.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ALEXANDRIA. Ind, July ia riot call
came into police headquarters about 2
o'clock this afternoon. and the officers who
responded found n Polack in the north
part OF the city surrounded by about fifty
OF his countrymen. The man they were
after. StanislaUs Kampinsky. was trying TO
defend himself with two large knives, but
he was not doing 1t very well, and the
crowd was closing I'm on him just as the
police arrived. I<ampinsky had robbed the
house where he had been boarding for
some time past, taking four watches from
other boarders and about $50 In money.
The alarm was given about 5 o'clock this
morning, and the POlacks organized them
selves into searching parties and started
on the hunt for the eulprit without notify
about o'clock this afternoon, when the
police notified. There is much
citement in the north end, where the Po-
lacks live as there have been several rob-
berries Of this kind recently.
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Flournoy. Two-base hitS-C1rim (2,
SchaetZke, Bonner (2), Tannehill Home
run-KnOll. Double play-Schaetzke TO
Wheeler to Fox. Struck out-By Bailey 4;
by Kerwin, 2. Bases on balls-On Bailey
4; off Kerwin, l. Wild pitch-Kerwin. Hit
by pitcher-By Bailey, l. Time-2:10. Um-
pire-FranciS
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Farmers Money Returned.
20 the indianapolis Journal.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
CONVICTION. Ind. July BE. o. Cain. a
farmer OF Warren county, spent the fourth
in this city. He had $40 in tobacco pouch,
besides other money loose about his person
He fell in with genial strangers. who I'M
dertook TO show him the town. When he
started home he had no money. Saturday
he met a man near West Lebanon, who
handed him sos. saying: Here's your
money, what is left OF il. We had "A good
time and IL only cost you S35" Mr.. Cain re-
fused 10 have the man arrested because of
the return of the balance.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, July 13-Arrived: Mime
apolis. from London: Canadian and Cymric.
from Liverpool Palatia. from Genoa and
Naples: Rotterdam. from Rotterdam
SOUTHAMPTON. July I3.--Sailed. Blu
cher. from Hamburg and Boulogne. for
New York: Friedrich der Crosse, from
Bremen. for New York.
PHILADELPHIA. July 1S.-Arrived:
Noordland. from Liverpool and Queens
town
PRAWLE POINT. July 13.-Passed: Min
nehaha. from New York, for London.
QUEENSTOWN, July 3.-Sailed: I'm
bria. from Liverpool. for New York
LIZARD. July f3-Passed: ICELAND.
from New York, for Antwerp.
HAMBURG. July 13-Arrived Graf Wal
dersee. from New York.
LONDON. July 1S-Arrived: Menomi-
nee from New York
LIVERPOOL. July 13.-Arrived; Celtic,
from New York.
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Hospital Addition Dedicated.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 13.-The Gedi-
cation exercises OF the $4,000 addition 10
st. Anthonys Hospital were held this at
ternoon with the Rev. a. Shideer, of In
dianapolis, in charge The Rev. T. A.
Dowd, of Indianapolis, delivered the princi-
pal address. Judge S. B. Davis. president
of the Local Board of Charities. and the
Rev. John Ryves of st. AIMS Church, also
spoke briefly. After the exercises the Sis
ters of St. Francis, assisted by many
women of the city, received the visitors
and showed them through the building and
served refreshments. The building is four
stories with a basement the latter used
for kitchens and dining rooms. Many of
the rooms heve been furnished by the local
union of miners at FOntanet, this county.
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TRACY STILL AT LARGE.
Sheriffs Unable to Find the Murder
Gus Convict Yesterday,

SEATTLE, Wash, July 13.-Notwith-
standing the general belief that Tracy is
on the verge of collapse as the result of
buckshot wounds and illness resulting from
exposure in the wet brush he managed to
keep hidden from the officers all day. This
was especially disappointing to the four
sheriffs now on his trail, as they had led
him an exhausting chase up to last night
and hoped to push the pursuit to an actual
encounter to-day.
Vigilance had been redoubled and the en-
circling Gordon about the district where 1t
was almost certain the man was hidden
was stronger than ever. The deputies
secured the ncighborhood all day long, but
beyond discredited reports of the convict's
appearance near Enumalaw nothing was
heard OF the desperate. The officers, how
ever, have not wavered, and the hunt is
being pushed with greater zeal than ever
The hunt is 10 be continued through to-
nght and tomorrow without cessation
The sheriffs are convinced that the convict
is within the territory guarded by the dep
utieS and pOSsemen.
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him and Kelley says if he and Mr.. Mahon
can sell their stock in the Baltimore club
he will be ready to talk business with
the probable manager of the Cincinnati
team, but it was thought he would not be
secured until next year. Since Mcdraw has
gone TO New York it seems as IL new ne
gotiations have been opened by Brush TO
secure Kelley soon possible. Mr.
Brush or the National League may pur-
chase the interests of Kelley and Mahon
I'm the Baltimore club, and should they do
so IT would be a hard blow to the Ameri-
can League, causing it TO be badly crippled.
If Kelley is secured by Cincinnati he would
ers to that club.
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Monument May he Moved.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, July 13.-An effort will
be made TO secure the removal to this city
of the splendid monument that marks the
grave Of Gen. Solomon Meredith on the
Meredith homestead, near Cambridge City
The homestead has passed out of the Mere
diths' possession, and this fact is RESPONSE
BILE for the movement now on foot 1t is
the desire to put the monument in one of
the city's parks. General Meredith was one
of Wayne countys most distinguished
men, The monument that marks his grave
is fifty feet high.
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Two Won by Chicago.

CHICAGO. July 1S.-The locals took both
games from New York to-day by all-round
better playing and successive hitting in the
four innings in which their runs were
scored. Both Lundgren and Rhodes were
very effective and well backed up with
several fast. double plays, three punched
hits off the former alone, saving the visit
ors from double shut-out. Attendance.
5000 Scores
First game RH Z
Chicago ........4 0 900 o. IS s
New York 40 0 0 0 o 0 OIL s 4
Observation-Disclosures and King; Taylor
and Bowerman. Struck out-By Lundgren.
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The Marotts defeated Wasson's team in
a close game at the Business Mems Driv-
ing Club Park yesterday morning. The
Marotts cinched a victory in the first in
ming by scoring seven runs. Weber, Was
sons new pitcher, was very wild and was
batted out of the box. Barry made a star
play at third in the fourth inning. when he
caught a line drive with one hand and made
a double play. The WATSON team will enter
a protest. claiming that one of the Marott
Dlavers batted out of order. The score
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Iron Mills to Resume.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind. July 13.-To-morrow
morning at o'clock the Indiana iron mill
of the Republic Iron and Steel Company
and the grasshopper mill, also of the trust,
will resume after short shutdown. The
mills have been extensively repaired and
will resume in all departments. The Mid
land plant of the American Sheet Steel
Company also will resume, as will the mill
of the American rolling mill corporation
in its pudding department. More than two
thousand men are affected by the resume OF
the mills The shutdown this season has
been of unusually short duration.
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VAILSBURG CYCLE RACES.
HaIf-Mile Handicap Won by Ralph
De Palma by Five Lengths.

NEWARK, N j., July 1S.-There was an
attendance OF over 5000 at the Vailsburg
track to-day Marcus L. Hurley. of the
New York Athletic Club, won both of the
amateur races. Summaries of events:
Half-mile Handicap (professionaD-won
by Ralph De Palma. Brooklyn go yards):
T. j. Grady. Chicopee go yards). second:
John Beden. Lynbrook go yards). third /:
Menus Bedell. LynbroOk O55 yards). fourth
Time, :56 40 Won by five lengths
TwO-miles Open, Spartan PROFESSIONAL
Won by F. I. Kramer. East Orange; John
Bedeu, LynbroOk. second; Owen s. Kirnble
Louisville. third; liver Lawson, Salt Lake
City. fourth. Time. All. Won by two feet.
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Totals - 1915 2 Totals &C..

zone out when winning run was scored.
nv ipp
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Public Hospital Proposed.

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MUNCIE, Ind, July 13.-At a meeting
at the Presbyterian Church in this city
this afternoon steps were taken toward the
building of a public hospital in Muncie,
that are thought to assure the success of
the project. f. c. Ball. chairman of the
meeting. was given the authority to appoint
a general committee composed Of three
persons from each church, benevolent
society and lodge in the city, TO select in
turn an executive committee which shall
have in full charge the work of raising the
necessary funds with which to erect the
hospital building. The hospital that the
citizens contemplate building will require
at least 5000 each year for maintenance.
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Twenty-Nine Men struck out.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MONTPELIER, Ind, July l3.-The Mont
pelier ball team beat the Indianapolis Re
serves, this afternoon. in a ten-inning game
by a score of 3 10 ?. The Reserves were
shut out until the eighth inning, when they
tied the game with two runs. The game
was a pitchers battle. Thompson strikins
out seventeen men and Roder, the Indian
apolis pitcher. twelve. The game was fast
from start 10 finish. Batteries-Montpelier
Thompson and Merida; Indianapolis. Roder
and DoOly
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Suicide of N Fort Wayne Man.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. July 1S.-An I'M
known man registered at the American
Hotel to-day as George Bradley and took
room. Late in the afternoon he was found
In great agency and died in a few minutes.
The coroner pronounced death due 10
poisoning. Among the notes found in his
pockets was one addressed TO Mrs j. ]
Grafton. No. 1913 Wells street, Fort
Wayne"
a dispatch from Fort Wayne indicates
that tho suicide may be L. w. Parker, a
clairvoyant
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James Ixidder Found,

Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD. Ind. July 13.-James Kidder.
the aged man who disappeared from the
homo of his brother at Frankton, Wednes-
day, was found last night at New
Columbus, a little village south of
Anderson. The search for the missing man.
whose home is at Urbana. o.. and who is
quite wealthy, has been prosecuted vigor-
ously by his son, Walter Kidder, OF Day
ton. O., and his son-in-law, Charles Osborn.
assistant cashier OF the Citizens Exchange
Bank here. ever since the elder Kidder dis
appeared IN a semi-demented condition.
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Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind. July lS.-Richmond had
no trouble in winning from the Hamilton
Indians this afternoon. Score:
Richmond I'll 2 o 80 10 8
Hamilton .......0 @ o 0 o. 3 Z
Batteries-Wallace and Elmore; Milford
and Blatcher.
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THE COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
RESULTS OF GAMES PLAYED IN AM
ATEUR ORGANIZATION.
Postonice Team Defeated Blocks-We.
Der, of Wassons, Was Wild and
MarOtts wOn-Other Scores.

The Postoffice team defeated Blocks ag-
gregatiOn at Fairview Park yesterday
morning in a game that was marred by
errors, but which was very interesting.
The pitching of Keeble for the Postofflce
team was above the average, but errors in
the field gave Blocks team the majority
of their runs. The catching Of Dalton and
fielding Of Yates were features of the con-
test Groves caught a good game for
Blocks team and also batted we'll The
crOra.
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Special 20 tho indianapolis Journal
COLUMBUS, Ind, July 15.-John Spang-
Ter, whose home is supposed to be in Ken
lucky. was killed by an extra freight train
on The Cambridge branch of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. just outside the corpora
ton line. about $50 o'clock this afternoon.
Spangler was little known here and worked
a farm hand.
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home from Pennville this evening suffering
from two stabs in his right side which he
received late last night at Pennville during
a dance that was attended by ten or
dozen persons from here IL is stated to-
night that Farris is not expected 70 live.
y row broke out and the cutting was done
while II was In progress. The statement
knife
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Louis Won the First and Was shut
Out in the Second.

CHICAGO, July 13.-The visitors won the
first game by batting Garvin all over the
field, making a total of nineteen hits The
score would have been much larger but for
fast fielding by the locals at critical times
Piatt was in great form in the second game
and held his opponents safe all the time.
Sugdens error was responsible for Chi
cago's first run. Bunching hits and fast
work on bases scored the balance in the
fifth. A double steal by Isbel and Mertes
which the latter scored. was the feature
of the game. Padden put out of the
game for kicking. Attendance, 1850
Scores
First game; r H Z
Chicago ........0 0 l l o Of 10 5
ST LOuis........1 0 0 0 0 2-7 10 1
Batteries-Garvin and Mcfarland: Har-
per and Sugden. Struck out-By Garvin. g.
by Harper. 3. Bases on balls-On Garvin
/; off Harper, l.
Second game: II II +
Chicago ......I 0 C IS s o
ST. Louis........0 90 3
Batteries-Piatt and Sullivan; Sudhoff
and Sugden. Struck out-By Piatt, 8; by
Sudhoff, 1. Bases on balls-On Sudhof. g.
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One Hit Won the Game.

MINNEAPOLIS, July BIN a pitchers
battle, the equal of which has seldom been
seen on the local grounds, Minneapolis de-
feated Kansas City to-day in the ninth
inning. Katoll and Gibson were in superb
form, and for eight innings the locals
failed TO score a single hit off Gibson's de-
livery, Kansas City in the meantime get
ting but five hits. The only hit made by
the locals came in the ninth, when Lynch
got 10 first on pass, stole second and got
third on Beville's wild throw, and scored
on Lally's good single. Attendance, $500.
Score.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal

SptclaI 10 the InulandroIIs JourndI-
.CONNERSVILLE. Ind. July B-The
Connersville baseball team defeated the
Richmond Manhattans 10y a score OF IL 20
z this afternoon IL was the first Sunday
game, and over 900 persons were present.
many of the fair sex being interested spec
tators. Fergert for the locals pitched a
good game and received good support.
Next week the Lawrenceburg team Will
play here.
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All KentuckIans Routed.

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SHELBYVILLE. Ind. July 13.-The ALI
Kentuckians of Bellevue, Ky. played at
McLane Park with the home team this
afternoon. Attendance, 500. Score:
All-Kentuckians 30 ] o 3 o. 7
Shebyville .........4 ? o 3 "-i9
The team OF Greensburg will play the
Nationals in this city next Sunday.
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Portland Defeats EIwood.


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PORTLAND, Ind, July l3-The Elwood
Reds and the Portlands played an interest
ing game this afternoon in the presence or
1900 people. The home team won. Score:
Elwood ..............2 0 o @ o. 3
Portland ............0 0 80 5 s-l2
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One-sIded Contest.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind. July 13.-Matthews de-
feated summitville in a one-sided game at
Matthews to-day Score:
RHE
Summitville 20 o 60 Is
Batteries Richardson and Coats; Miller,
Smith and Cannon.
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Louisville won i'm the Tenth.

COLUMBUS. o.. July 1S.-Bailey pitched
great ball for seven innings, but weakened
toward the end and Louisville batted out
a victory in the tenth. Tannehill sprained
his ankle sliding TO second in the NINTH
and will be out Of the game for several
days. The fielding of Clymer, and Fox's
throwing to second were features. Attend
ancP g 122 Score.
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Won Again.

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GREENSBURG. Ind. July 13.-The
Greensburg Reds defeated the Burney
team here to-day by a score OF IS 10 I. Bat
teries-Reds. Derrick and Teany: Burney.
Oliphant and S. WATSON. Umpire-CraiC
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Bases on balIs-By Keeble. ?; by Holt
man. 9. Struck out-By Keeble. II; by
Hoffman, TO- Hit by pitcher-By Holt
man. / Wild pitches-Keeble, l; Hoffman,
2 Two-base hits-Dalton, Manning. Three
base hit-Groves. Double play-Buscher,
Hine and r. Yates. Left on bases-Blocks,
10; POsto1ice, IL. Passed balls-Groves, A.;
Dalton, l. Umpire-H. G. Yates. Time-1:55
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Earned Runs-Toledo. 2; Indianapolis. 4.
Two-base Hits-Gilks, Mock, Turner,
Smith, owens, Hogriever, O'Brien, Coulter.
Home Run-Williams
Passed Ball-Graffius.
Wild Pitch-Williams.
Bases on Balls-Of Mock, 2; off Will
lams. T.
Hit by Pitched Ball-By Mock, 1.
Struck Out-By Mock, 4; by Williams, s..
Stolen Bases-Hennessy.
Time-2:30.
Umpire-Tyndall.
Attendance-2,O00.
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g. by Taylor, l. Bases on balls-On Lund-
gren, 2
Second game r II +
Chicago ......O 0 0 0 / 0 - IA 2
New York 20 90 10
Observation-Disclosures and King; Evans and
Bowerman. Struck out--By Rhoades, 4;
by Evans, 2. Bases on balls-0ff Evans, 2.
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Cutting ARRAY at a Dance.

Special the Indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND, Ind, July 13-John Farris,
s~uSSSident of North Portland, was brought