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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-07
TEXAS.

A voung Indian woman pleaded guilty
10 forgery In tho dist ict court Of Eliis
rohnty and was given two years In tne
pentcntiary.
The Twelfth congressional district con
ventlon opens at Weothcyfoyd to az III re
nre three candidates. mono of whom have
enough votes To nominate
No Erent alarm Is folt because ~ tho
prevalence Of typhoid fever In the luuat'c
asyium Mt Austin.
John r. II. MCGOWAN NJ beaumont sri-
cided hv taking moruhine. Refused to he
dissuaded from his purpose.
'rhe machinlsts' strike on the Texas and
rnrihc RAILWAY has been brought to an
tnh
The new Central Methodist church at Cal
WESTON was formally dedicated 10y bishop
Hendrix OF Kansas City.
The bodies OF Waiter CHANDLER aud J.
w, Davis. drowned at Galveston, have not
yet been recovered,
An attempted burglary was frustrated at
SeGuin
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RACE RIOT AMONG MINERS.
One Man Was Killed and Another Mo
tally Wounded.

One Man Was Killed and Another Nor
tally Wounded.
ConneIsvillc, Pa, July GA rnce riot
between Slavs md rolish mlners and cox,
workers occurred list night at the Paul
mines of the Raincy company near Van.
derblt, three miles from here
Mike zoyetchn, Slay. was killed IN
stautly by three revolver wounds, aud
Victor Hennel Slar, who was shot
through tho body. will not live till morn.
tug Thirty Slavs mel and women. were
all more or less injured In the hand hght
that took place. Tho participants were GOV.
cred with blood after the fracas. but their
injuries while serious VIII not prove fatal.
Joseph Wellk and Peter Panik two Poles
are charged with the murder of zovetchin
and the fatal woundlng OF Hennel They
were taken to Jail at Unlontown tonight.
The others were heavily hned. Some of
these viii also be held for witnesses and
perhaps accompllccs. Last night bin
christening was held at the home OF Frank
Letkey, sayish boarding boss. Beer ana
ether drinks flowed freely and at IL o'clock
the trouble started
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MILES TURNED DOWN.
Root pisepproves of One OF the Generals
Appointments.

Washington July B--Sccretpry Root has
aisnpprovcd General Miles designation Of
Captain r. C. Van Nllct, Tenth luflntrr
as Inspector Of small arms practice on his
stan. The incident Is of character to
mate thc Encouragement between the head
OF the war department ana the general
commanding moro pronounced, II possible.
tLan ever.
Secretary Root give MS reason for his
d!sapproval article PA Of the army r"sua-
Lens, which provides that d patimcnt
ans shall hc limited to the mru already
,'n duty In the department .optain Nan
Nlicl is now IN the Philippines General
Mics holds thht the article drcs lot
nrply TO him, as he is not 1t igpar IN, al
commando.
HrSaGlfr General Jesse Lev, then n lien.
tenant colonel. was appoiated iuii,.ctcr Of
small arms practice On General Mics stair
,oane ts4ie ago, aud whilc che SECRETARY OF
,ar IA her wiited 10 disaprv we the ;,ct,
s,iuh action was not taken I.eh;ilns he.
tHseh Mt. Root lad ',airgd Mics were
h.oic cordial iHcH thln.d9N
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THE FETES AT ROME.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE POPE'S CORO
NATION CELEBRATED.
His Holiness Was Greeted With En-
thusiastio Acolamatons by the
Assembled Thousands.

Rome. July 6-All the members W the
American college at Rome, including Rev.
DR.. Thomas Kennedy, rector Of the college,
and Fathers McCalc. McCourt and MuIlln
of Philadelphia. were present this evening
bration Of the twenty fourth anniversary of
the coronation of the pope.
The entire papal court and thousands Of
members of all the Catholic societies rep.
resented assembled at o'clock this evening
in the great Belvldere court Of the vatican
and paid homage TO his holiness The court
was beautifully decorated with tapestries
aud n profuson of plants and flowers The
pope occupied an especially constructed and
richly decorated gallery. His holiness en-
tered the court by way of the Lapidary
museum and the library. He was greeted
with enthusiastic acclamations aad tao
band played the pontihca march.
A chorus, composed for the occasion, was
sung by choir of several huudrcd pupils
from all rhe clerical schools in Rome. who
dchled before the pope carrying banners.
The vatican officials, a number or adde's
and the members of the diplomatic corps
witnessed the scene from windows over
looking the court.
The fete was brought TO close by the
pope pronouncing the pontidcal blessing
after which he was again acclaimed, A big
mock Of pigeons sent to Rome from MI the
chief towns of Italy, was then released.
The pigeons flew off TO their homes, each
one hearing an announcement that the
ceremonies had taken place, The pope,
who was delighted with the fete. was In
excellent health and his physicians an
nouncc that he has improved both in
health and spirit In he past year.
a dinner IN celebration of the anniversary
was given in the vatican at noon today to
$50 Of the poor Of Rome.
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MAJOR GARDENERS TRIAL.
The Board Demanded the Production OF
Certain Testimony.

The Board Demanded the Production OF
Certain Testimony.
Manila, July 6-1he cross.examination or
Major Corselius Gardener governor or
Iuyabas province. LuEon. by the board
which has been Investigating the charges
of cruelty. etc, brohyht oy the MAJOR
against American officers aud soldiers mas
been completed The board had again
formally demanded the production by
Major Gardener OF testimony as 10 the al
legged hostility of the military authorities
In the Philippines to the civil govern
ment.
Major Gardener has promised to answer
this demand july Z. lie testified tnat ne
mad not intended TO reflect upon the rair-
ness Of the court ana that the recorder
had not 20 his knowledge intertered with
his witnesses,
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POSTAL lakes CHARGE.
Operators BEGUN on the New Line in
PENNSYLVANIA

Operators Seaun on the New Line in
Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, July 6.-rhe Postal Trle.
graph company today practically began
'operations under its contract with the Penn.
sylvania Railroad company by preparing for
the receipt and transmission OF messages
over the compnny's wires at Jersey City,
Philadelphia. Baltimore. Washington. lIar.
fisburs ana PlttahurE. inniraments wtre
ingtalled In tho renrsyivnnia raj "a ~
ners at these points and, &C orilng 10 su.
pflhlemuent Lennon OF Boston, busl.
meas VIII DO commenced tomorrow II is
understood the Western Union Tclugrnph
company will share tho wires with the
fosthl until December /, whom tho cnntrnc
between thu Western Union and the Penn.
syiyarla road terminAtss.
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LoNnnN srncK MARKET.

London, july &. While money was easier
last week the stock exchange was not very
cheerful Tho release OF July dividends
and large government disbursements en-
Gb'ei the market to repay about 5000,
Oo0 OF the sum L had borrowed from the
bnnk. hut fG,o0C 600 are still owing Large
sh 'pmcuta OF gold are now due from South
Africa, but they are largely offset ny the
Withdrawal OF sovcrcigns for South Africa
last week There is every prospect for
cheap money fOr the next two months.
The encouraging uCwg concerning King
Edward did not improve business ON the
exchange Prices generally were marked
zap, but this WAS the result mostly OF Job
hcr- hIddLu. lgaiMst themselves.
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FUTURE OF THE TRUSTS.
IN Austrian Paper Speaks on Pierpont
Morqan's Schemes


Morgan's Schemes.
Vienna, July G-The Meme Frele Presse
has published snilrical editorial on the
fact that j. Picrpcnt Morgan took luncheon
WITH Emperor william on board the I'M
poral yacht Hohenzollern at Kiol Monday
Tho article harps throughout on the prob
abilities of misfortune overtaking the "Na.
polcou Of finance" and says that, gilded
by the Imagination. his trusts appear to be
excellent hut that the first moment pubic
confidence is disturbed the system will un-
drrCo a severe trial.
Tho Neue Freic PTeSse concludes by say
ing; Gould a thoughtful reader have pen
etratcd the secret reccsses OF the minds of
Emperor william and his guests what
startling contrasts might he not have dis.
covered. Emperor williams mind per-
haps, n yearnng for fame and spcndor In
that Of Mr.. Morgan the hope Of new trusts
anad rising prices How fortunate II ls
that social politoneSS wells such opposi
ton
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INVESTIGATING TITLE.
Attorney VIII Soon Leave to Look After
Panama Matter.

Attorney VIII Soon Leave to Look After
Panama Matter.
Washington, July 6.-Asslstant Attorney
General Charles W. Russell Is completing
his preparations aud within a week will
start for Paris TO investigate the ability
of the New Panama company to rive the
United States a satisfactory title 20 con-
cessons and property on the isthmus. When
this preliminary work shall have proceeded
TO certain point the attorney general,
according TO the presidents expressed wish
will probably go over and look into the
matter. He has invited Senator spooucr
TO go along and assist him in view Of the
senator's well known familiarity with the
matter and the attorney generals opinion
of his ability, and hopes that he will 60
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GAME FULL OF ERRORS.
Brennan Had Just as Many Errors as
the Cawtllons Had Runs.
HOUSTON CLUB GOT ONLY FIVE HITS,
Runs Were Made on the Loose Fielding
OF the Visitors, Who Were Weak
in the lnfield.

In contest abounding In errors on
the part OF the visitors the Cawthons de-
feated Brenhnm yesterday by the score of
10 to l. Brennan piled up thirteen errors
ana nearly all Of them counted III favor
OF the Cawthons. The Cawthons dill not
bat up to their usual form, making but
I'VE hits and three OF them scr3trhy.
beaver pitched the first four innings and
the CaWthons scored ten of theft rams
while he was OH the sinb. PERKINS r..
heyed him at the beginning OF The nfth
ana pitched good ball Foster pitched 10,
ne Cawthons, but did not exert himself
there was no occasion for him 10 do so
a one hand pick up by Alstutt and n nnr
running catch back of foul line bv Ollrr
ana the inability Of the visitors 10 play
Tue game We're the features The ysitors
run was founded OH a hase on bnls. a
sienl and Two put outs. The score follows,
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CASTRO ON THE wAePArH
RevoIutionisle Giving tho Venezuela,


EevoIutionisie Giving tho Venezuelan
49, President Trouble
Whimsical, lsland OF Curaran. duly e..
Nuws Inns lcacnrd here from an otnctul
aree tching that President castro NH
iraNr -tao capital tomorrow tor Valencia
Tor the state of CalRhoho "a take command
o, ihG 40 government t-olps cnHcrntrai-
ed there,who nrc 20 oppose the main army
~ the rcyolui olitsts WHICH, uuBcr the com,
lhand OF l.uciuno Mcndo1a and a. neral SO
htnlo, is marchng toward Valencia from
I,nfnuisiEtto. Tho rcyolutiouists are cstt.
matrd 10 number move than 3uuo men.
Hprqulsineto. was captured ny them last
week
Preparatory to his departure from the
criitai. licsidrnt castro HAS published a
Proclamation 10 the nation IN winch ne
sayS he. recognizes the fact that auarchv
exists In Venezuela ANA promises to ~.
establish peace shortly. During the an
since az fhc president from Caracas tien.
elal yincentc Gumoz, iirSt vice president,
VIII act In his stead
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Eor the CovIe Quo.

Owing to the fact that at the last bowling
contest for the Coylc cup the weather was
SO unfnyorahle as to prevent any Of the
clubs having full contingent Of their
members present it has been decided to
declare that contest off and tho next con
test FOR the cup viii be tonight on the
Houston Bowling clubs alley Mt Dlctz'
schools at which all Of the clubs are tx
pcctcd to be present.
The Magnolia Bowling club is now the
possessor Of the Coyle cup having won II
twice, but In declaring the last contest of
II goes only once to their credit, the re-
qulrcmcnt being that any club to own the
cup must win It three consecutive times.
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eoMPERs TURNED DOWN.
Typographical Unions Plea for Rein
statement Rejected.

TypOgTdPWTCaI DWION FIed TOT NUTT-
statement Rejected.
Chicago, July g. President Gompers Of
the American Federation of Labor suffered
defeat today when his plea for reinstate-
ment of Typographical union No. l6 was
rejected by the local trades assembly. The
delegates 10 the federation refused To make
any overtures to the printers. They sug-
gested, however, that II Typographical
union No 10 admitted that It's policy with
regard to the federation had been mis-.
take, its delegates would be seated at the
next meeting Of the federation. Typo
graphical union No. 10 was expelled from
the federation OF labor because the printers
failed to support the pressmen while on Il
stTike a vcnr ago.
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MANCHESTER CLOTH MARKET.

Demand Was Very Good, but Prices
Were Not Enhanced
Manchester July 8.-Thcre was generally
better inquiry FOR cloths last week and
some sellers have progressed more In the
past fortnight than they have for some
time previously The Indian demand was
the most active and chiefly from Bombay
and KurachrC. There were a few trans.
actions with China in staples. Elsewhere
trade WBs unsatisfactory and consisted
mostly OF sorting M.
Yarns were supported hv the strength
az cotton ut Liverpool The sPinnors Of
American and homo trade Qualities cndelv-
orcd IN secure enhanced prices. but " tn
fNlnMt.
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Rains Caused Damage.

Lincoln, Neb.. July 6.-Reports lr0D !,
State show that during the past tW'
heavy rains have fallen doing mucn ual l
to wheat in the shock and causing mp
lodge Hall storms which devastateo !.
streaks of country are reported FROM =
localities. i.
All lowlands in the eastern part 7 !,
State have been flooded. Wheat ~
places has begun to sprout IN the SUI
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HOUSTON.

Unknown young man dlowred while In
bathing above Shepherds dam in Buffalo
bayou. His body was brought to tue city,
but at late hour remained unidentified,
Mrs. Lizzie Carr Is considered out Of
danger and now denies that anybody at
tempted TO poison her.
The new edlGce OF the First German
Lutheran church vas dedicated with appro.
pirate services.
The body OF J. W King was buried yes
terday in Evergreen cemetery
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CUBA-Read Il for Inc, Uncle
UNCLE SAMlm ashamed do 1t, Ny Child I'm ashamed do
ms The bnsis of tho charges against the

forms the basis of the charges against the
captain
The order con7cnlnE tho coIrt disregard
cd all the allegations except the one OF
cruelty to natives Judge llhodo han tcsti-
He'd TINT he had no personal knowlcdgc
OF the facts IN tho principal allegations
md Inns declined to give tho names or his
informants. lie admitted ana then denied
the right of the defense to require an
answer to the question as to where he OBJ.
tGined his Information.
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Southern Leaaue.


New Orlc:ns July G-Ncw Orleans tcil
on Memphis today vtp nerce dptcrmma
tion, di~pnscd Of Brcitcusteu in two IN
mns- and tncu toycd wta lrhrc, To the
".l'h. Stafford led VITA a single. two
doubles ana home run. while an me
r"ttinr averages fatteucd Memphis dq
nor do much with trceland ana the team
gave him una support
Score u n T.,
Memphis ........ ONp 2mp tpn !. - !.
NcN orleans ,&iO u.s. G2N-la -
Ercltcns'cln, EhIet ana Accorsini; rrce
laAd aud AMhntt
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MAoNoLIA PRIzE WINNERs.

Score for the Hamilton Medal in Yeste,.
days Contest
The Magnolia Bowling club was ont in
Oil force yesterday NJ Jones family garden
On tho occasion of the regular monthly prl.a
bowl.
1hc contest Yesterday was for the Ham.
ilton medal, which was won by q. w.
Flock with the fine score Of As. Mfr.
Flocuk had Tome close neIghbors, two ether
seurcs rcnching ~. w ''Ner
Tho BOBBY prize was awarded to win
pann,.. WHO piled up total " ~
Snnrles heinecke. 43 Abe Kurtx. .so
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No Lives Lost.

Elmira. N. Y, July 6 -Advices nos
legheny county by way Of Welsyine' Y
is eighteen miles from Belfast say
nothing Is known there about reports
Of life I'm Beifast and II Is not belieIes !
lives were lost there. While ne s,s,ua
ported high water early In the a sst
nothing was said OF lives being i~I
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Heavy Rain in Kansas

Wiahita, kan, July GA very heavy
rain, amounting at Anthony almost TO Il
clordburst fell oven ten counties In Cen.
tral Kansas today 1t will delay harvest
TO greater or less extent.
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KING EDWARD.

The King Is progressing favorably and
horcs to he out in month.
Most all churches IN England held thanks
fiting services In honor OF the kings I'M
movement
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SPORT.

The grand circuit program for the
Brighton Beach trotttns races is an.
nounccd.
New Orleans inflicted a severe dereat OH
the Memphis team yesterday.
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TRIAL OF CAPTAIN RYAN.

TIC OouIt DlsTegArdau AT NIIe9auons
Except One.
Manila. July 1.-THE court martial whicn
is trying Captain James A. Ryan or the
Fifteenth cavalry on the charge OF being
unnecessarily severe with tho natives or
the province where he was stationed, has
admitted for purposes OF crass.exnm,nation
the entire report OF Judge Rhode, when
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and gtrls-from the Indian school AZ r.l
herlaln. y. ID. The indians naya !, M
mandolin club, in which seven rIr, n
ana baseball nine. They are srT1
to play any baseball team in the couptrr|
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At Waco Waco g. CorsicEna
~ Fort Worth First game. Dallas 3.
s. Dallas l. "a y"
~ Tcxarkana-Parls 10; Texarkana g.
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FOREIGN.

The twenty fourth anniversary of the
pope's coronation was celebrated Mt Rome.
AEuinndo fears assassination aud will not
60 far from his house without protection.
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oreve's Black Roo, Liver eln.

Made from an active principle eats,ned
from Blsek Root, They ACT on the liver
effects, No gnpinEs no sick ktOmaph, Wi,
cure chtonic eonsdi alton. Priee IS cents.
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Chicago july e-The visitors won to.
days game by the excellent stick work Of
Flick and Loioic, Moore was enigma T.
the locals and allowed hut four scattered
sinsles
Srorc-- "a ~ m
Chicago ....,t.,... 000 600 101-- q
1leIeland ,.....,. lot O0l 500 II 3
Callahan and Mcfarland: Moore and Wood
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National League.

Cincinnati July 6.-'rhc rain delayed tho
starting Of the game until after o'clock
Brooklyn had n walk over. Curric was hit
hard and the miserable heldmg game that
the Cincinnati team put up let the specta.
tots know early In the struggle TINT the
local players ala not have chance ana
over halt Of the crowd left dlsgustcd long
before the farce ended,
Score X Il %
cincinnati ......... .OO1 90 90 , 8 =
brooklyn ..,..., lO3 3D. uUl--l4 10 q
Nurrle ANA Helta: lLmghes md AhnnrM.
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American Leaane.

st Louis July o Powell allowed Detroit
hat four hl.s tciny Mullen was hattcd
freely hut fast ho'dins kept the score down
Score ~ n T.,
st Louis .. OOO OfO InO y ~ .
Detroit .... coo nOi 600 -
Powell and Donnhne Mullen and EneloM.
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loose fielding aud inability to hit Taylor.
Two wild throws followed uy punched hits
added the -Four runs to the score. F!rst
basoman clark had his hand badly split 10y
throNn bah ana may be out OF he game
iol some time.
srolc- Il II Il
Chicago ........,.. 400 12t OK s II 3
IWtsburg ..,..,..... l0l olO COS 3 .
4AyI"f aud king Philippi and OCounor.
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TWO CLOSE GAMES.


ST. PAUL, May 30-The morning game
in this city between the Twins was
nitchers' battle. Score
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Pat Dunno Won Both Stakes

CHICAGO, May 9O-A card of seven
races. which included two stakes and
steeplechase handicap, furnished fine sport
for a big holiday crowd at Hawthorne to-
day. Pat Dunno won both the stake races.
He took the Flight stakes at six furlongs
for three-year-olds and upward. $500
added, with Toah, and the Premier stakes
at one mile for three-year-old 81 800 added,
with his candidate for the American Derby,
]. v. Kirby
The Flight stakes was a brilliant race
from flagfall to wire, the sensational finish
bring the cheering crowd in the grandstand
to it's feet, The victory went to Toah by
scant neck, Burnie Bunton beating Imp
Marta Santa half a length for the place,
Marta Santa shutting Federal out of third
money by a head. The others were strung
out
In the Premier stakes Lord Quex. Nc
Chesney and Lucien Appleby (the Hildreth
entry, Red Tip, Jaubert and Henry Zitt
were scratched, leaving only five to go to
the post The race resulted in a pretty
finish between J. v Kirby and Abe Frank
the former winning by a neck, with Harry
New, winner of the Latonia Derby, third,
about a length back.
The steeplechase was won by MacLaren
with Farrell second and Precursor third.
Sardonic fell but Jockey Lloyd escaped in
Dodie s., TO l; Flocarline to s. Toah, 8
TO 1; MacLaren, 3 TO l; ]. V. Kirby, 6 to 5;
Pretorius, to l.
the stand. Before the fire was under con-
troll the paddock and betting ring were in
ruins. The loss will exceed 800 900.
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Other Holiday Games.

CICERO, Ind, May 30-The local ball
team defeated the Marion team in a fine
exhibition of ball playing on the local
grounds to-day by the score of IL to Q. The
feature of the game was the pitching OF
Phipps. of the local team no hits being Sc
cured by the visitors until the eighth in
ming. Attendance, 1000.
ANDERSON Ind May 30-The Decora-
ton day baseball game was witnessed this
afternoon by more than two thousand peo-
pie. Anderson defeated Richmond with
points. Score, 10 to ,. Batteries-tleet and
Ryan; Wallace and Elmire
DELPHI, Ind. May 3o.-About five hun
dred persons saw the Decoration day game
Of baseball here to-day between Frankfort
and Delphi The game was full OF sensa-
tional plays and resulted in victory for
Delphi by the score of to 0.
PENDLETON. Ind, May 30.-The Pendle-
ton baseball club defeated the OLIVES" OF
Indianapolis to-day. The visitors were un-
able TO make many safe hits. and when
they did were unable to profit by them
Score: Pendleton. II; Olives. l.
FORT WAYNE. Ind. May So.-The To-
ledo and Fort Wayne T p. A. baseball
teams PLAYED at League Park here TO-DAY
The Toledo drummers won by the score Of
10 to II.
RICHMOND. Ind. May SO.-The Piqus
(O.) High School team was defeated by the
local High School this afternoon by the
score OF l3 to y.
CONVICTION. Ind. May 3O.-The Coving-
ton Leaders defeated the Newport City
team by the score OF II 10 l on the loca
grounds to-day.
SPENCER. Ind, May 30.-The Spencer
ball team defeated the Spencer High Schoo
team this afternoon in a one-sided game
| Score:
RHE
High school....O o 0 / o / O-is
Batteries-Mathes and Laurimore; Nc.
CURE. Ellis. Gray and Clark.