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Hits and Errors Were Even.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 1S-Burkett hit
the first ball pitched by Shields to-day for
A home run over the right field fence and
the Browns won by pounding out five runs
in the first and fourth innings. Sugden
was put out of the game by the umpire
and Maloney's finger was split. In the
emergency Eriel was sent behind the bat.
Wallace going in though crippled At
tendance, 1,200. Score:
r II +
st. Louis ...2 o 0 80 Ia
Baltimore ......2 0 0 o o 0 3-6 IA .
Batteries-Powell, Sugden and Maloney;
Shields. Howell and Bresnahan. Bases on
balls-Off Powell, 3; off Shields, 2. Struck
,out-By Powell, s; by Howell, l.
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DOUBLE-HEADER SATURDAY.
First Game with Minneapolis Will Be
Called mt 2 ID. m.

The result of the game at Louisville yes
terday was a more pleasing one to the In
dianapolis enthusiasts than the first two
played in the Kentucky town this week
The Hoosiers showed they are still on
earth and may make another fight to get
to the front. They went back to third
place by winning yesterday. Indianapolis
plays at Louisville again to-day and will
lay off tomorrow. The team returns home
Saturday for the first of the second series
with the Western clubs. Minneapolis
comes first and the first double-header of
the season will be played Saturday, the
first game to be called at o'clock. ST.
Paul Milwaukee and Kansas City follow
in the order named, each scheduled to play
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VIII stand by the Girls.

wILKESBARRE. Pa. June 1S.-The big
>mill. which was tied up yesterday be-
cause the management would not discharge
several girls whose relatives are still at
work in the mines. did not resume opera
tions to-day. General Manager Doran said
the firm had been much annoyed of late
by the strikers insisting upon the discharge
of certain employees on account of the coal
strike. and that the company vas now go
ing to make an issue OF it and fight II out
The girls whose dismissal is demanded by
the Lace Makers Union, he said, will not
be discharged
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"Three i" League.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. June 1.-two
triples and a long fly in the ninth won to-
days game for Davenport. Only three
scattered hits were made off Thomass de-
livery. Score:
II II Z
Terre Haute 20 l 0 0 OIL 3 3
Davenport .....O 0 0 0 % 8 l
Batteries - Smonton and Starnagle;
Thomas and Evers. Umpire. Hickey.
DECATUR, Ill, June 1s.-Decatur won on
punched hitting. Krebs's good work was a
feature Score:
RHE
Decatur .......O > 900 o ? - o I
Cedar Rapids % 1 o. s 2
Batteries-Daniels and Krebs; Durham
and Weaver.
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Train Dispatchers Elect Officers.

PITTSBURG, Pa, June 1S.-The train
dispatchers put in a busy day. and in adj
dition to the consideration of a number
of important papers elected officers for
the ensuing year and selected Nashville as
the place for their next convention, which
will open on the first Tuesday of June,
1903. The election of officers resulted as
follows: President, A ID. Caulfield, Will
son, Ia: secretary treasurer and editor of
the Dispatchers' Journal, ]. +. Mackie,
Chicago; executive committee, new men,
bers, J. 3. Beaver, Buffalo; b. b. Bach
man, Canton, o.; +. +. Hadley, Media,
Pa, and f. r. Gassman, Toledo o.
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Cars Running at Pawtucket.

PAwTUCKET, r. l., June 1s-After a
stay of one week in connection with the
street-railway strike riots two companies
of infantry from Providence returned home
to-day. Eleven companies of infantry, two
Of cavalry, two of marines and a machine
gun battery are still on duty. The trac-
ton company put sixteen cars in operation
to-day, the largest number since the strike
commenced two weeks ago. No difficulty
was encountered anywhere.
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C.. F. HaviInnd Seriously Ill.

DENVER, Col, June 1S-Charles Freder-
lex HaViland, of France, a member of the
family of famous chinaware makers is Sc
riousIy i'll with heart disease in this city.
His sister. Mrs. Henrietta Haviland and his
four daughters, who are now en- route TO
Denver from France. have been teIe-
graphed TO hasten their coming. Mr. Havi-
land has lived in the Rocky mountains for
the past two years and has been in the
Cakes home for several weeks.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston Scored Four Runs I'm the First
and Won the Game.

BOSTON, June 1S-A home run by Col
Inns, two singles and two errors by Flick
Melted Boston four runs in the first inning
of to-day's game This proved sufficient.
as Cleveland failed to bat Prentiss with
any effect. Attendance. 300. Score:
r II I.
Boston ........4 0 o o DO IS ]
Cleveland 100 l 0 l 0 l 0 % 9
Observation-Disclosures and Criger; STREET. and
Wood Earned runs-Boston. 3; Cleveland,
l. Two-base hits-Lachance. Hickman.
O'Hagen. Home run-Collins. Sacrifice hit
Prentiss. Stolen bases-Stahl o. Double
plays-Ferris and Lachance; Stahl, Ferris
and Parent. Bases on balls-On Prentiss.
l; off STREET., 3. Hit by pitched ball-By
STREET. l. Struck out-By Prentiss, 4; by
STREET. l. Passed ball-Wood. Time-1:43.
IJmpire-O' Iaughlin.
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Southern Association.
Girl Drank CarboIic Acid.

birmingham, 4; Nashville. 10
New Orleans, s; Shreveport. .
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CHICAGO, June B-The use of the type
writer for receiving messages over railway
telegraph wires was indOrsed here to-day
at the annual meeting of the Association OF
Railway Telegraph Superintendent. Ii
was contended that the typewritten train
orders assured both speed and legibility
and, consequently. would prevent accidents
The Endorsement of the superintendent. il
is thought. will result in the establishment
of typewriters in all the railway telegraph
of
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Dewards Onered for Lynchers

RALEIGH, n. c.. June Ex-Governor
Aycock to-day offered rewards aggregating
10000 for the arrest and conviction of I'M
known persons who on June IL took the
two Gillespie boys, negroes. from the Jail at
Salisbury and lynched him. There were
about seventy-five men in the party and the
Governor offers "A reward of 800 for each
OF them. II is understood that evidence has
been found tending TO show that the young
err boy was innocent of the crime with
which he was charged.
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Bi,hop Gnrriran Installed.

SIOUX CITY. Ia. June 1s.-Rt. Rev. P. J.
Garrigan was installed as bishop OF the
Catholic see OF Sioux City to-day at St
Mary's Cathedral The installation exer-
cises took place at the cathedral. being
witnessed by a great throng a reception
followed the installation, and then came a
banquet 10 the visiting clergy, with Bishop
Garrigan and Archbishop keane as guests
of honor
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New Incorporations.

TRENTON, n. j., June 1S.-These COM
panies were incorporated here to-day:
The Cerro Pasco Investment Company,
capital S10.OOO,OO0, to do a general transpor-
tation business; incOrporators, Horace S.
Gould, Francis S. Hutchins, K. X. Nc
Laurin, of Jersey City.
The Railway Supply Company, capital
81 10000 to do a mining, manufacturing
and transportation business; incOrporato-s,
William j. Field, j. r. Tenant, r. ]. Tul-
ley, of Jersey City.
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BOILER Makers Ordered out.

OMAHA, Neb., June 1S-The boiler
makers of the entire Union Pacific system
were to-day called on by the Boiler Makers
Union TO strike. About 300 men are expect
ed to obey the order. The strike is ordered
in connection with a combination Of labor
troubles, in which the recent closing of the
iron molding department of the road
figures.
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Was Promised a Hat by "Watty" If He
HumbIed the "KunneIs,' and He
Did 1t in Good Style.
American Association.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LOUISVILLE, June 1S.-Heavy clouds
hung over the ball park when the game
began this afternoon. but the sun came out
bright and clear a half-hour later. How
ever. it did not dissipate the gloom that
kept silent the spectators in the stands,
for the visitors had scored seven runs in
the first two innings and Handicapped the
"Colonels" from the jump. Flaherty, who
pitched such fine game on Monday, was
hit freely. Kellum, on the other hand,
twirled magnificent ball. Up to the eighth
only two hits were made off his delivery
and he had not given single base on balls.
In the eighth, however, four "Colonels'' hit
in succession, netting only one run, but
saving a shut-out
Throughout the game Kellum was given
Manager Watkins told Kellum he would
give him Panama hat If he won. An idea
of the game pitched may be had from the
fact that in five out of eight innings the
"Colonels" were retired in one-two-three
order
O'Brien was hit over the heart by a
pitched ball in the second inning and was
felled to the ground. He recovered, how
ever, but Kihm ran for him during the re-
mainder of the game.
The visitors scored one in the first on a
base on balls to Hogriever on field hits by
Woodruff and Babb and Kihm's fly TO the
outheld. In the second they batted around,
scoring six runs. Fox first up, singled to
right; O'Brien was hit by the pitcher;
Kuhns reached first on Schaubs error, and
singles in succession by Heydon, Hogriever
and Woodruff, with Babb's fly to center.
did heavy execution. A triple by Fox and
single by O'Brien added another run in
the fifth.
The first four "Colonels" up in the eighth
made hits, but a fly to the outfield and q
quick double play ended the inning before
more than one run was scored. In the Wis
itors half Tannehill jumped into the air
and took Heydon's drive with one hand
making a circus catch. Attendance, 500.
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SRniOrG
Baseball Notes.

Carl L. Lundgren, former star pitcher for
the University of Illinois baseball club.
signed with the Chicago National League
club yesterday and joined the club at Gin
cinnau.
President Hickey, OF the American Asso-
citation of baseball clubs. has called on all
members of the association TO reduce the
number Of players in each club TO fourteen.
The order VIII go into effect beginning
June p. The action is in conformity with
the agreement reached at the winter meet
ing, with the exception that June Is was
the date then agreed upon.
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Held for McMichners Murder.

OKLAHOMA CITY, o. r. June 1s-W.
T. McMichael. who shot and killed +. w.
Johnson. real-estate dealer and former
Rough Rider yesterday. and who was him
self shot. died OF his wounds to-day. Z. r.
Brown. editor OF the Times-Journal, who
took part in the shooting and who was re-
leased yesterday evening, was rearrested
TODAY upon the death OF McMichael and
was held without bail.
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One Rice VIII Barred.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-Surrogate Fitz-
gerald to-day, after attorney for Albert
T. Patrick had closed the evidence on his
behalf in regard TO the alleged will of Will
liam Marsh Rice, said TO have been exc
cuted in September, 1900, announced that he
would refuse TO admit the will to probate.
The ground given by the surrogate was
that the proof as TO the Wills due execu-
ton and that it was the last will of Rice
was insufficient. The surrogate then pro-
ceeded to take evidence as to the 1896 will.
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and Coke Company Judge Guthrie. OF the
State Court, to-day granted an injunction
restraining Harve Woodrum and others
from interfering with the employees The
regular form of blanket injunction In such
cases was followed. Deputies went 10
Mammoth TO serve the injunction. The
miners from Cedar Grove marched 10 Nam
moth and were met by the deputies with
the injunction and all were served.
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punched Hits i'm the Ninth.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1S.-It was a
pitchers battle up to the ninth, when
Brooklyn punched five hits off White. At
tendance, 1,7SS. Score;
RHE
Brooklyn 800 % 1 o 4E5 3
Philadelphia 20 o. 4
Batteries-Hughes and Farrell; White and
DOOM Hit by pitched ball-By White, l;
by Hughes, l. Struck out-By White, S;
by Hughes, 4.
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M'GOVERN INJURED.
Pugilist Knocked Down while Play
ing PaII and Collar Bone Broken.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-'Terry MCCOY
ern, the pugilist while playing baseball at
College Point, L. l.. to-day was knocked
down in a collision with base-runner and
had his collarbone broken McGovern was
taken TO his home In South Brooklyn,
where the attending physician said ne
would be laid up for several weeks.
McGovern is matched TO fight Young
Corbett' in September for the featherweight
CHAMPIONSHIP.
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5; off Ffggemeyer. 2; off Chapleski, 8. Hit
by pitcher-By Mcdonald: Mcfarland: by
Capleski: Mcdonald. Struck out-By Nc
Donald, 5; by Figgemeyer. 1; by Chapleski,
l. Left on Minneapolis g: Kansas
City, IL. Stolen bases-Lynch, Mcfarland
Zalusky, Werden, Gear, Rothfuss. Sacrifice
hits-Phyle, Figgemeyer. Mcdonald, Grady
Time. 21h Imnire-Ward
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Kansas City Won in the Eleventh

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June s-Kansas
City won an eleven-inning game through
Smiths home run. scoring Nance. Both
teams played the fastest ball seen here
for some time, Breyette's disastrous error
in the sixth practically losing the game
for the home team. Mcdonald pitched a
steady game. Attendance, 946. Score:
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A Trainman's story.

ROANOKE, Va. June 1S-A Norfolk &
Western trainman named Bowen to-day re-
ported to the officials that he found six
sticks of dynamite on the Norfolk & West
ern tracks near Graham, Va. this morning
and that while removing the explosives he
was fred upon several times from ambush
His hat and clothing were pierced with bull
lets
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Score hv innings.

Totals .....7 II p 1S ?
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ONE DEAD, ONE DYING.
Result of a Fight Between Women
Living i'm a Double House.

TOLEDO, o., June 1S.-Miss Rose Wheel
er, aged twenty-five, is dead and her
mother, Mrs. William Wheeler. aged sixty
eight. is dying as the result of an assault
made upon them by Mrs. George Leightner,
aged twenty-six, wife of an iron worker
now employed at Cleveland. The two fam
lilies reside in a double house and the three
women had been quarreling all day. Mrs.
Leightner vas arrested, and, with her two
children, was taken to the station. She
says that the deed was committed in self
6afapSe
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Young Peter jackson Won.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 1S.-Young
Peter Jackson, the negro mlddle-weight
champion, received the decision over Bob
Long in the sixteenth round of twenty
round bout at Convention Hall tonight.
Jackson was hitting Long he pleased
and the referee stopped the one-sided con-
test
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Cannot Fight in Denver.

DENVER, Col. June 1S-The Denver fire
and police board to-day issued instructions
to the chief of police not to permit Young"
Corbett and Dave Sullivan to fight in this
city on Friday night. The contest probably
will TAXA place in Louisville or San Fran
cisco, ct q later daY.
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Camera Club Exhibit.

The Y NJ G A. Camera Club has ar
open exhibit az the association building. The
exhibitors are Mrs +. Jacobs. John Brad
ley. John Chislett. William Odgers. Otto
Fullgran, c. &. Hough. John Mckay. VIII
Z Eckman. Harry Bishop. John wocher
Fred SNYDER Mrs. Worth Merritt. Fred
Marshall. Willis a. Clements. Harry Stew.
art and w. L. KnOde.
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Earned runs-Toedo 6: Columbus. 1.
Two-base -nits-T. Turner, Knoll, Smith.
Coggswell, b. Myers. Turner. Home run
B Myers Sacrifice hits-Burns Hart.
Viox. Stolen base-Myers. Struck out
BY Hughey, A. Bases on balls-On Hughey,
8; off Wagner, g. Hit with ball-By Hughey,
l. Time. so Umpire-Sheridan. Attend
ance, 500.
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Negro Spirited AVN

WHEELING, w. Va. June ls.-Charles
Scott. the negro who shot and killed Samuel
Jones and Mrs. John Dull last night. and
who was threatened with iynching by the
hungarian friends of the murdered Woman
was spirited away by the sheriff during the
night.
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ming. Score:
Totals 80 Z 81 13
Score by innings

Earned run--Chicago. l. Two-base hit
Taylor. Three-base hit-Chance. Double
plays-Lowe and Dexter; Hoy and PETIT;
COrcoran Beck and PeitZ. First base on
balls-Of Phillips, l. Struck out-By Phil
lips, 8; by Taylor 2 Attendance-5O0. Time
1:30 UmpireS-Power and Brown.
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senator Vests Great Truth.
New York Sun.

Senator Vest hits a hulking humbug
straight in the jaw when he says OF the
proposition for the election OF United States
senators by the people that when the
time comes for the people 10 be protected
against their own Ignorance IL will be no.
tice that popular government Is failure"
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Mont PeIee at Work Again.

ST. THOMAS, Danish West Indies, June
APPROXIMATIONS. supposedly from Mont
Pelee. Island OF Martinique, were plainly
audible here yesterday
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Earned run-St. Paul. /. Three-base hit
-Geier. Bases on balls-Of Herman, 3;
off Stimmel, ?. Hit by pitched ball-Her-
man. Stolen bases-Hallman, Clingman
Speer. Shannon. Wild pitch-Stimmel
Struck out-By Herman, 8; by Stimmel, 1.
Sacrifice hit-McBride. Left on bases
Milwaukee, 4; st. Paul. 4. Umpire-Tindill
Time, !: 35.
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American.

CINCINNATI, June 1S.-Chcago shut the
Cincinnati team out this afternoon in
beautiful game of ball. Only a small num-
Der of people were out. Phillips and Taylor
both pitched winning ball, but Chicago
grew lucky and scored on an error by Hoy.
The hits were kept we'll scattered on both
sides, no more than two being allowed in
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Milwaukee Played Better.

MILWAUKEE, June IS. - Milwaukee
played clean ball to-day and won from st.
Paul by a score of to l. Attendance, 100.
Score:
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FAIR WEATHER TODAY.
Higher Temperature Predicted for In

Higher Temperature Predicted for In
diana Friday.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Forecast for
Thursday and Friday:
For Indiana and Illinois-Fair on Thurs
day and Friday; warmer on Friday; north
east winds along the lake.
For Ohio-Showers. followed by fair on
Thursday; Friday fair; moderate tempera-
ture; variable winds becoming northwest
erly.
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If the people can't elect honest ana COM
petent legislatures they can't elect honest
and competent senators. and that's all
there is about it,
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tendance. 946. Score:

4oaaAS 1888 = % 10
Slated for riggemsyer in the seventh.
Score by innings:
Minneapolis - 90 o 0 J 0 o.
Kansas City 10 I o 2-6
Earned runs-Kansas City. .. Two-base
hits-srent. Lewee. Gear. Rothfuss. Home
run-Smitn. Bases on balls-On Mcdonald
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DIR. C. !. FLETCHER.

said that the reason for taking
the poison was that her sweetheart.
Harry Heapes. waiter az the Nlr-
ginia-avenue Hotel. had forsaken her.
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r. w. GROVE.

This name must appear on every box or
the genuine Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tab
lets. the celebrated Cold and Grip Cure sc.
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Local observations on Wednesday.

Pre- TEN. r. H. Wind Weather Pre-.
Ia. m....ssS7 IS s. Neast Pt. Cry. 90.
Maximum temperature. 7O minimum tempera-
lure. s..
Comparative statement OF the mean tempera-
ture and total precipitation June IS;
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George II. Chapman Post and corps ana
Anderson Post and corps have decided 70
hold picnic at Brookside Park on the
Fourth OF July. All old soldiers win b
Invited.
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Hughey Was Invincibfe.

TOLEDO. O., June 1S.-Hughey was in
vincible to-day and had the Columbus team
at his mercy. Seven of the eight runs in
the game were earned. Score:
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Blanket Injunction Served.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 1s.-On pc
tition OF the Kanawha and Hooking Coal
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Left on Bases-Louisville, S; Indianap-
oils, :.
Two-base Hit-Flaherty
Three-base Hits-Wo odruf Fox, Babb.
Double Plays-Flournoy, Tannehiu and
Schaub; O'Brien and Fox
Struck Out-By Flaherty, l; by KEEL
lum, l.
Hit by Pitcher-O'Brien.
Bases on Balls-On Flaherty, 2
Time, 145
Umpire-Haskell