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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-22
GEERS HELD THE REINS
DROVE HAL CHAFFIN TO FIRST
MONEY IN SUNNY SOUTH STAKES.
Topsy Beat The Questor i'm Straight
Heats I'm the 2:I2 Trot-The Par
son Won the 2:IO Trot.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 21.-Hal Chaffin. the
speedy son OF Brown .JIal, with Veteran
Geers holding the reins, won the Sunny
South stakes for 2:13 PAGERS at the Memphis
driving park to-day. Star Hal, another son
of Brown Hal. was an odds-on favorite for
the race and won the first heat handily in
2:06sa. In the second heat Hal Chaffin won
by a neck in a hard drive through the
stretch in the fast time of 2:O5l4. The third
heat showed the Geers horse to be pro-
hibitive favorite. The heat and race was
never in doubt after the horses received
the signal to start. Star Hal broke badly
an eighth from the wire and finished last
in the deciding heat.
The PIP trot furnished a surprise in
Topsy, who heat The Questor handily in
straight heats.
The Parson, an outsider in the betting,
won the PIG trot in straight heats easily
from Allen w. Kirkwood, jr. The odds-on
favorite, did not show much speed. The
days sport closed with race for amateur
The Monk and Ida Highwood TO contest for
the cup offered TO the winner. In the first
heat Ida Highwood broke badly. allowing
the Monk TO win in 2:11. The second heat
proved to be a better contest The Monk
won in a drive by length in 207%.
Tomorrow Dan Patch will go against the
WOtlu pacing record. summaries.
2:12 Trot; purse, $1,000:
Topsy, m, by Almonarch-Erin Girl
tSnow) ............................. i
The Questor. b. &. (Geers) .............2 2
Bermuda Maid Or. m. CMcCarthy).....3 6
Rebizola, b. m. (Sanders) .................S 3
Joymaker, b. h. CMcCoy). ...............4 4
Tense, TO. g. (Fenelon). 5
Rielene. blk. m. (Sherman) ..............6 s
jim Underwood, b. g. (HarD. ............7 z
Lady Downing, b. m. (Robie). .....,....D Dis.
Time-2;11h, 2:0912.
2:1S Pace. Sunny South stakes, $1,000
added:
Hal Chaffin, br. h.. by Brown Hal
Bessie McEwen (Geers) .............2 l l
Star Hal, b. h. (Snow). 4
Cousin Madge, blk. m. (BenedicD....4 2
Diabitz. b. h. (Walker). ............3 4 3
Five Points, blk. h. CHoaglan). ...... Dis.
Time-2:06$i, 2:0514, 2:05l4.
2:19 Trot: purse, $1,000:
The Parson. blk. g., by Lloyd, dam by
Onward COLBY ..........................1 l
Allen w, b. s. (McMahon) ...............2 =
Bessie Brentwood, ch. m. (McGarr).. ..3 5
Kirkwood, jr., br h. (Dillon) .............5 4
Red Phil, br. e. tSeapeD. ................. )
Norberry b. h. 90 Rourke) ..............S 6
Great Spirit, br. m. (Marvin). .........7d dr.
John Caldwell, b. 6. CThompson). Ads
Time-2:12l2, 2:l3la.
| 2:06 Trot to wagon, amateurs to drive:
The Monk, b. G. (Nfr. Billings). ....1 /
Ida Highwood. b. IN. tMr. SmatherS)..2 ,
Time-2:11, 2:07S4
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INDEPENDENT BOWLERS PILED Up
FEW BIG TOTALS.
Hoffman, of the Reliance Team, Held
the Individual HOnOrs with 242-
RassfeId Averaged 203.

High team and individual scores rule1 in
the Independent Bowling League games
last night. Hoffman, of the Reliance team.
topped the individual column with score
of 242. Rim, of the same club, was sec
ond with 235 and Rassfeld. of the Ramblers.
was third with 232. The latter rolled scores
of PIC, 162 and 232. giving him an average
of 203 for the series. The Royals had the
high team score of the evening, rolling 9S5
in their third game.
No team won straights last might. The
Reliance and Rambler teams won five out
of six from the Rinky Drinks and Royals
The Alcazar and Prospect teams split even,
each club taking three games Last night s
scores follow
RELIANCES VS.. KINKY DINKS.
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Special the Indianapolis Journal
ELwOoD. Ind, Oct H.-At an enthusi-
astic meeting last night the High School
football team, which disbandec few days
ago. was reorganized. and resolved TO play
out its original schedule. going to Mobiles
Vile Saturday All but two or three of the
old players will participate in the future
games.
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LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. H.-In an inter-
view at Labelle stud to-day, w. c. Whit
ney announced his determination of retir-
ing his horses from the English turf.
When asked if he expected to send any
more OF his horses abroad, he answered:
Il am going to bring my horses home.
There is little sport in having horses that
one is unable to see, and, besides" he
added my trainer, John Higgins. is get
ting DID, He said however, that Ameri-
cans ought to feel proud of the showing
their horses have made on the English
turf.
Mr.. Whitney has decided not to buy a
farm near Lexington as had been an
nounced, but TO keep his string in New
York where he can be close to them. He
will keep his horses here for the present.
however.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CENTEhVILLE, Ind. Oct. I.-To-day at
the home of Captain c. b. Jackson, two
miles west of Centerville, on Jackson's hill,
occurred the Unveiing OF a handsome mon
ument to the memory of BLACK Frank"
his once famous trotting horse. In the
seventies this horse had a national repu-
tation and was among the fastest of his
time. He died fifteen years ago at the
age of twenty-seven. Jesse c. Stevens
made the address to-day and good pro-
gramme was presented
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The Little Orchards football team, of this
city, desires game with any 125-pound
amateur eleven in the State The Little
Orchards line up follows: Derrick, right
end; Briter. right tackle; Craig, right
guard: Gri6en. center; Cullen, left guard;
Pohlman, left tackle; Lewis. captain and
left end; Sampsell. quarter back: Merrill,
right half: Hughes, left half, and Morri-
son. full back. Teams desiring games will
address, Manager Oscar Derrick, 1923
North Alabama street
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Doherty Signs with Richmond.
! to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Oct. 2l.-Barney Do
herty has signed contract to play with
the Richmond polo team. His position is
half back. Doherty closed last season with
Richmond on the Quakers' reserve list.
Marion wanted him, but the Western-Cen-
trail agreement prevented him signing with
that club.
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Accused of stealing Gold Pens.

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 2l.-Harry Nc
Giasson was arrested to-day on suspicion of
being connected with the theft of a large
quantity of gold pens from Stanage & Co.
of this city. where he formerly was en-
ployed. He made partial confession 10 the
effect that he had offered the pens for sale.
but denied that he was the thief. He has
been a stenographer FOR brewery firm for
a year. Under the name OF r. G. Clark he
offered pens 10 dealers fag below the cost OF
manufacture. This came 10 the knowledge OF
manufacturers. they traced the matter up
and discovered that McGlasson was r. &.
Clark.
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quarters with John Bull as host and land
lord. They have become enamored of this
way of living, and have decided To maintain
their irreconcilable attitude as long as the
British government pays for their meals
and lodging. They have soft snap" and
intend TO be "disloyal' and hold on 10 IL
until conditions improve in South Africa
The Boer is not only a first-rate fighting
man. but a fellow of infinite jest
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WILL STOP BETTING.
Mayor Harrison VIII Not Permit Race
Course Gambling I'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2l-Mayor Harrison to-
day gave notice Of his intention TO stop all
forms of race course gambling and to pro-
coed against the handbook evil through the
revocation OF licenses of all saloons in
which that form of the betting evil is
permitted. Mayor Harrisons campaign
against bookinakers includes all forms of
horse race betting at all seasons and
against. all interests. He declares there
will be no betting at Washington Park
next summer If he stops the winter books
The information upon which the mayor will
act Is being collected by secret service men
whom he has had at work for the last
two weeks
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OVER A MILE LONG.


WICHITA, Kan, Jan. H.-President c..
NJ. Irwin to-day gave oct a sworn state
ment of Ransom H. Brown. former county
surveyor Of Sedgwick county, that he meas
ured the Wichita track. over which Cres-
ceus trotted a mile in 1:59s4 on Monday aft
ernoon, and found it to be 5,2S2 4-l0 feet. or
4-10 feet more than a mile long. The meas
urement was made June 49, 1900, and the
track has not been changed since that
time. Affidavits of official timers A. G. Jor-
dan, n. Il. Eames and Fred Stearns that
1:59% was the correct time were also made.
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PRINCETON. n. j.. Oct H.-In hard.
but rather slow, football game. Princeton
defeated Bucknell by score Of IL to to-
day. Bucknell never got the ball out Of her
own territory. but in the first half put up
a defense that was hard for Prncston To
break. and al one point in the second half
frightened Princeton. gaining twenty-five
yards by heavy line plunges. Time OF
halves, twenty minutes.
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A coNscIENTIous FACULTY.


DANvILLE. KY. Oct H.-The football
team OF Central University disbanded to-
day. The players wanted the faculty to
certify that noa-student was a bona fide
student which they refused TO do and the
players all struck. The college had pre-
ylously signed an agreement with the
Southern College League agreeing to play
only bona fide students. The team was
starting on a southern tour at the time OF
the strike.
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Jone. Hurt I'm De PAW Game.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Oct. 2L-Herbert
L. Jones. student at De PAW University,
at Greencastle. was kicked in the head
Monday. during a game of football at the
college and remained In an unconscious
condition until this morning. He is at the
home OF his mother I'm this city. His con-
lition Is very serious, but it is thought that
ho will recover.
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TROUBLE in ILLINOIS.
Ralph Pitts, star End, Said TO Be
Among Number to BE Suspended.

Among Number to BE Suspended.
Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal.
URBANA. Ill, Oct. 2l.-Six sophomores
were suspended from the University of ILL
nois to-day for one year each for taking
part I'm the hazing of freshman on color
rush night. Oct. s. Dean Clarke. dean Of
the undergraduates. has refused to make
the names of the guilty public until
tomorrow morning. when they will be an
nounced. but 1t Is unofficially known that
one Of them Is Ralph Pitts. the star end on
the regular varsity eleven. A petition for
his reinstatement has already been circu-
lated. and is being signed by hundreds of
students. The talk among football circles
Is that il Pitts Is not reinstated and al
lowed TO play In the Chicago game Satur-
day that the game will not be played. as
the rest of the players will refuse TO take
any part In IL.
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the game. but he may decide not 10 play.
The first and second elevens of the Man
ual Training High School lined up against
each other again yesterday and some Sooo
Scrimmages resulted The first team -
playing like machine and the lads are
confident of defeating COvington at Gov
ington Saturday. This will be a great
honor for the IF. T. II. s. eleven as Cow
Ington hes vet 10 sufIer defeat.
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Ward Given the Decision.

PORT HURON. Mich. Oct. 21.-aIike
Ward, the Canadian welter weight cham
pion. given the decision over Joe
Youngs. of Buffalo, here tonight at the
end of the tenth round. The fight was fast
and furious from start To finish
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Captain Jason Saunderson. OF the Manual
Training High school football eleven. is
out Of the game with broken rib, received
IN practice. Saunderson Will try 10 play
Saturday against the order OF his ply
slcians.
The South Side eleven would be greatly
strengthened with the plucky captain in
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"D- Rule Affects second Team.

NJ 7. II. S. has suffered a great blow in
the loss OF six players n result of the ID
rule. IL was thought that the work of all
the men was entirely satisfactory. and the
announcement by Professor ETnmerich
came like 4 thunderbolt. The men are all
OH the second team.
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The Manchus. a fraternity Of the June
C90D class of Training School. yesterday
defeated the Y. NJ. c. A. Juniors basketball
team by score of % TO s. Guedei played az
especially good game. and is expected
take Raffensperger's place on the reguls|
squad. The teams lined up as follows:
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BEAT PRINCETON TEAM.



GARDEN CITY, l.. l., Oct. 21.-Harvard,
as was generally expected. won the team
championship honors of the intercollegiate
Golf Association on the Garden City Golf
Club links to-day. beating Princeton by a
score of 2li1 TO 21z points.
Teams of six men each from these two
universities played morning and afternoon
rounds of eighteen holes. making in all
the final round of thirty-six holes. In the
first round none of the Princeton men
gained a point on his opponent, the Har-
ward students winning all OF their matches.
In the afternoon, however, the Prince
ton men more than held their own, as three
OF them had the advantage during the sec
ond round of the links, but only OF
them, J. w. Baker, was successful in the
entire days play, as he defeated H. b.
Hollins, jr., by 3 up, which, according to
the intercollegiate method of scoring gave
him Pa points, the only figures made for
the New Jersey team. III. Chandler Egan
played very steadily all through, finishing
the morning round / up on F. o. Reinhart,
and he increased this during the afternoon
to up in the, finish. Egan's best work
during the day was ~ for the second
round, going out in IS and taking Al COM
ing in.
The next best scores were made by w.
c. Chick. OF Harvard. NJ. McBurney, of the
same university. and j. r. Baker, of
Princeton. each of whom had - TO his
credit. Walter f. Egan had up on l.. III.
Conklin I'm the morning round, but the
Princeton man reduced this To up at the
finish. w. c. Chick scored the most de-
cisive victory of the Gay by beating Oily
plant is up. being up on both rounds.
Following is the result of the days play
together with the score by points:
III. c. Egan. Harvard, beat +. o. Rein
hart, Princeton. up; w. L.. Egan, Har-
ward. beat l.. II. Conkln. Princeton, up:
NJ McBurney. Harvard. beat l.. y. James,
Princeton. 9 up; W. &. Chick, Harvard,
beat NJ. Olyphant. Princeton, l6 up: L. A.
Murdoch Harvard, beat y. Poole. jr.
Princeton, 3 w. and j. w. Baker, Prince
ton, beat IL. b. Hollins, jr., Harvard, )
up.
Score by points:
Harvard. Princeton
III. c. Egan. 4iz-F. .. Reinhart D.
W. f.. Egan, 81. H. Conklin. D.
H. Il. Hollins, jr.. 81. w Baker 2i2.
NJ McBurney. Phi. y. James. 0.
w. G. Chick, an. Olyphant. o.
l.. a. Murdoch. PA. Poole ir. G.
Totals-Harvard, 2lls: Princeton. "a.
Tomorrow morning the collegians will
begin qualifying round for the individual
championship. the final round of which will
be played on Saturday.
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CLEVELAND. Oct. 2l.-Orin Hickok, for
many years one of the best known trainers
and drivers of famous horses was ordered
sent to the station hospital for insane to-
day by Probate Judge White Hickok is
sixty-nine and has been falling for some
time past. physically and mentally.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal
SPICELAND, Ind, Oct 2L-Ernest Comm,
one of the best players I'm the Spiceland
Academy football team. suffered the break
ing OF his collar bone while engaged IN
game this evening. His home is at Green
fork, Wayne county.
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Proposed Tennis Match.

match may be arranged between tho
Anderson and Riverside tennis teams 10 be
played on the Riverside courts next week.
The members OF the Riverside team
s. X Ruick, +. A. Wheaton, Lincoln
Dickex. Max Wiley and William Morrison
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MADISON, Wis. Oct. T.-University of
Wisconsin. 81; Missouri Osteopathists O.
At Ann Arbor.-Cniversity OF Michigan.
IS: Ferris Institute. OF Big Rapids. o.
At Williamstown. Mass.-Williams, IL;
Tufts. Q.
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DEwEYs VS.. PUD NOS.

Totals .....GSs 7ls Sii Totals -.
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quad. Inc teams tfned up as lollo
Manchus. Positions. Y.
HEAD HIGH GUN.


Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
SHELBYYILLE, Ind. Oct. H.-The menu
bers of the Shelbyville Gun Club gave theie
first shoot to-day. large number of Wis
itors being present. The first days shoot
consisted OF targets. the following scores
being made:
$50 Targets-Head. 49, Harcourt. lis: Par
~ ISL; Boo. 112: Trimble. I6s: Cherry. 142s
McGibbon. III: Cooper. 152: Darlington. lssS
Joe, las: Selken. l4i-
los Targets-Crawford. loS.
155 Targets-Trout. lis
40 Targets-Smith, 81.
100 Targets-Scott. IS.
% Targets-Tarreu, ~.
% Targets-Bridges 5S Barlow, So
~ Targets-Dyer. AZ
20 Targets-Nannoy. ga Brown. u
81 Targets-Hardesty. %.
90 Targets-Mohler. ~.
40 Targets-Drummonds. %
% Targets-Willams. Is; West. =.
30 Targets-Thomas, IL.
The shoot on Thursday promises TO b
even more largely attended than the one
to-day There will be four events at live
pigeons.
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2:06 Trot to wagon, amateurs to drive:
The Monk, b. g. (Mr Billings). .1
Ida Highwood. b. IN. tMr. Smathers)..2 ,
Time-2:1I 2:O724
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WILL MEET TODAY.


ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21-Representatives of
nineteen baseball leagues began to come
into the city tonight to attend the third
annual meeting of the National Associa-
ton of Minor Leagues, which convenes to-
morrow.
T. j. Hickey, president of the American
Association. is here. Many others are ex-
pected tomorrow.
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MANY APPLICATIONS.


Nine applications for berths in the Com
mercial Polo League have been received 10
date. Only six clubs will be admitted, and
those having the best players will contest
Williams news., 1903-01-24
XXI LEGISLATURE.
Members of the Territorial Council and
 House of Representative

COUNCIL. Apache county, Heber Jarvis, r. Cochise, B. A. Packard. d. Coconino, H. F. Ashurst, d. Gila, A. H. Morehead, d. Graham, H. B. Rice. d. Maricopa, Jos. H. Kibby. r. Mohave, J. R. Whiteside, d. Navajo, J. x. Woods, r. Pima and Santa Cruz, Joseph Corbett, r.
 Pinal, E. w. Childs, r. Yavapai, J. w. Burson, d. Yuma, Eugene s. Ives, d.
 HOUSE. Apache county, N. Gonzalez, r. Cochise, Steve Roemer, d James Howell, d; J. NJ. O'Conhell, d. Coconino, John H. Page, r. Gila, Jos. B. Henry, d. Graham, w. T. Webb, d; Gus. Williams, d.
 Maricopa, John D. Marian, d; J. w. Woolf, d; G. U. Collins, d; F. T. Powers, d.
 Mohave, Kean St. Charles, d. Navajo, w. A. Parr, d. Pima, L. O. Cowan, d; Nat. E. Hummer, r; N. w. Bernard, d. Pinal, P. A. Schilling, d; L. c. Herr, d.
 Santa Cruz, Bo. J. Whiteside, d. Yavapai, Lucius R. Barrow, d; T. J. Morrison, d; w. A. Rowe, d. Yuma, F. s. Ingalls,, r.
Williams news., 1903-01-24
-Ioc0i Wews
ITEMS OF EN ERAL
 INTEREST

Born-To Mrs. J. P. Reilly, at Seligman, Arizona, on Saturday, January IT, 1903, girl. pr. Ty- roller was in attendance.
 We have received direct from the manufacturers a hobby line of the celebrated "Leon Brand" gents fur hats Cheap John Racket Store.
 James B. Grand made Williams a short business call last Saturday, and from here went to Seligman to look up some business matters.
 Wood for sale by L. s. McNeill Leave orders at Poison Bros, or at Ihouse, corner of 4th street and Sheridan avenue.
 The NEWS force were startled on Wednesday morning by what ap- peared to be a scrap of some kind in the adjoining building. Upon investigation it was discovered that Dr. Tyroler was putting up a stove in his office, and he was ''in it' up to his elbows.
 We have added an up-to-date dress-making department Miss s. J. Russell, of Los Angeles. is in charge. Ladies of Williams and vicinity are invited to call and see her. POISON BRos.
 Gus Reimer. the jolly, elderly ex- sheepman, now of the San Bernar- nardino Packing Co, came in from the west last Saturday leaving on Monday for California having in charge some 1000 head of sheep consigned to his firm. The pur- chase was made of Frank Ebert.
 Contractor J. S. Button received a telegram on last Tuesday from c. T. Lewis, of Ash Fork, asking his assistance in order that the new building, under construction at that point for the use of the Postal Tele- graph company, might be complet- ed by the 25th as specified. MT. Button left for the Forks on We'd nesday.
Williams news., 1903-01-24
Notice To Publishers.
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
 FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA,

January, 5th, 1903.
 Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the office of the Board of Supervisors for print ing and publishing the Delinquent Roll for 1902, pursuant to para graph 3911, section S1 Revised Statutes of the Territory of Ari- zona.
 Bids will be opened February 2, 1903.
 Board reserves right to reject any and all bids. H. c. HIBBEN, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, Coconino County, Arizona. First publication Jan. 10, 1903. At
Williams news., 1903-01-24
Ranch For Sale

I will sell my ranch and all ap- purtenances thereto, including ice house and POO tons of ice. Reason: In order to facilitate my trail busi- mess I desire to move into the city limits. EsAU LAME.