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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-23
NO CONSOLIDATION.
PulIiam Says There Will he No Change
i'm National Circuit.

NEW YORK, June 22.-President Pulliam.
of the National Baseball League, announced
to-day that there would be no consolida-
ton of the National and American Leagues,
most of the owners being opposed to the
scheme. 1.-The National League" said he,
will begin the season of 1904 with the
same circuit as at present"
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Reds Won One, Tied One.

PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-Philadelphia
and Cincinnati played double header to-
day. The visitors won the first game and
the second was eleven-inning tie, being
called owing to darkness. Kelly was
elected from the game in the eleventh for
abusing the umpire. Attendance, 5Os4.
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Great interest is being taken in the
match between Harry Coils and Robert
Fullerton, to be played at the Country
Club Thursday. 1t will be thirty-six hole
match, the morning play starting at 8
o. clock and continuing at o'clock. Both
players are playing very good golf and a
very interesting match is expected.
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BROOKLYN, June 22.-Brooklyn defeated
St Louis twice. Hanlon's team outplayed
the visitors In the first contest. but were
outbatted ard outhelded in the second.
Scores:
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Runs-Donovan. ONeill. Sheckard, Dobbs.
Jacklitsch CO. Flood. Two-base hit-Jack-
ntsch- 1hree-base hits-Donovan, o NELL.
Home ruD-Sheckard Stolen bases-Brain
DOYLE, Flood. First on errors-Brookiyn g.
Lett on bases-St- Louis, 2: Brooklyn. s.
Double DIays-ON NELL TO Brain 20 Farrell;
Ryan TO Brain 10 Burke to Farrell Sacri-
fee hffs-Doyle. Jones. Bases on balls-On
Mcfarland. 2. Struck out-By Jones. 3: By
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Light.
Life.

Young Mr.. Rockefeller testifying that he
prays for light and gets it raises a question.
If he gets light by praying for it, should
the rest of US be charged 10 cents per gall
Ion at retail?
Very likely the bureau OF corporations will
take UP this matter in due time.
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MATTHEWSON WEAKENED
CHICAGO BATTED IN SIX RUNS AND
WON THE SECOND GAME.
Prevented New York from Assuming
the Lead-Reds Won First and Tied
the second-Other Results.

Chicago, 10: New York. 6................1S,72 6
Cincinnati. 2; Philadelphia. l ..........
Cincinnati. 8; Philadelphia, 6.......... 5,OS4
Brooklyn, 3: st. Louis, 2................
Brooklyn, s; St Louis, 7............... 300
Pittsburg- Boston, wet grounds.
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Southern League.

Memphis. 8; New Orleans, 3.
Nashville, 1; Birmingham, 4.
Montgomery, 2; Atlanta, 3.
Shreveport, 8; Little Rock, 4.
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SECOND GAME.
Score by innings:

Cincinns -. o 0 o o 5 o o 1 O-6
PhilaGeiphia % o 3 o 0 o o Go
Runs ONlin. Beckley. DAILY CD. Corcor-
an. Petit, thomas. Titus, Keister, Barry.
Douglass, rTazer. Two-base hits-Sey-
mour. Pietz. Douglass. Three-base hits
Donlon, keister. Sacrifice hits-Wafsh.
Poole. Stolen base-Corcoran. Double
plays-Daly TO Corcoran TO Beckley %;
Doolin 10 Hulswitt; Gleason TO Barry.
Bases on balls-Off Poole s; off Frazer. 4.
Left on bases-Cincinnati. 10: Philadelphia
.. Hit by pitcher-Doian. Struck out-By
Poole, A; by Frazer, g. Time-2:30. Um-
pire-Moran.
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Mary C. Holman ct al. to the Celtic
eys ' sub D. of outiot :. - 1loaO
Tp is kafs ot 'ne =. -. 2o0o
% Ss ee al par 2tS ~ SRl oss .''S sO
srnce Place 0a a. anu pa' =. 40 25ooo
mans n's' sub nj OF" Of ST. ST. Glars add lO5ooO
' creek, Lot S. pancy's sub Of So A. 10000
Jessie E. Williams ct Al. to Wm l.
OWENS ~s 1'e Park Grove add. @ $500
s ct ux Lot q. washington sa...... 1oooO
7e ef 16e Of - Sec n n5 Tp Y IS case
Fred M Bachran ct ux TO r. NJ. Bach
Co.. part OF Lots !, and 3, -.
r. MOrris's sub. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J.,
Indianapolis Land and Impt. Co 20 Cas-
Park add. .."..................... 415.o
Albert w. Denny IT,. ct al to Max
I'd Prospect-st add......................... 5000
| Elmer W. Phillips ct ux. to VIM. T.
R Msa s. North fndianaP S - 5000
Stephen j.. Ward ct gx TO Alma w -oo
Six, Lot 5. Walkers East Ohio-st add. 1Oot
/ Herman F. Martens ct ux TO Jas NJ
add .,.. .o' ~ ~ s' ' ., $4,000
The Indiana Trust Co. admir-. to Mary
Vans Va 's ad@r. ps sub OF o@tlot Ion 1eOOC
Chas. f. Laycock ct al. to Mary r.
Brewer, part OF Lot 4. VIM Sullivan's,
| admir-, sub OF Outlot l00.....--........-.. IL
/ Albert Andrew ct ux. 10 Richard ii.
T.: brakes sub OF outlet II. west OF
Uriah NJ. Chaille ct ux TO VIM. w. Dun
ninston ct al. Lot 5. JOS A. Moores
Bridget Curran to Edw. e. Morris ct
ux., Lot s., Frederick Yeiser's, gdn.
Lot S. Resets sub Of ouiot ' ie7 i s5OO
| Will r. White ct ux. TO Cynthia a.
Stark ct al, Lot eos. Johnson & Hog
shire's East washington-st add. sOo'
| Josephine b. Hahn ct al. 10 Henry Win
ter, tr.. Lot IS. Resets sub of out
Indpls i' Land and impt. co. to Gertrude ''''
NJ; Brent Lot 800. sth sec. West Park
Flora S. Wulschner to Henry r. Bliss
add - =. y .'.s y. -@ $685.
1 Shank. Lots 10. 15 Is. 81 81. 80. g.. 20.
70, -, 81, "a. 153, lS7, les. lac. iiS. l53. ia
and 100, Newman oaks Park add. $3.50.
Jas NJ feathers ct TO Union Trust
Co, tr.. Lot lac. Morton-place add. J.
Jos: p. Kelly to VIM. II. Ramsey, part
| Westinghouse add. ...................... 500.
Robt. H. McGinnis ct ux. TO Hamilton
D. Palmer n part Of she W 4 of Sec 90.
John Fessler ct ux, TO John Kirk ct TX.
| part OF Lot s. Nary c. Masters Sub
OF Blks ~ and SO. Temple G Harri-
son q CO. add, $500
| VIII ECedr oIrinseE 10 frfc A BEEN,
dianapols. Ilool
| Edw. Rosendall et TX. To Laura L. Mann.
| Lot 3. Frederick Reisner's list West
Indianapolis add. ..............-......... 400.
| Bent. H. DugGae ct TX. 10 Fred ".
Brown Lot TO, Woodruff Place. 1900
VIM II Ramsey, gdn.. TO Jos. r. Kelly.
und third int In part OF Lot lsS, John
son Hogshire's East Washngton-st
add. 2ss
| VIM. II. Ramsey ct al TO Jos. =. Kelly.
und two-thirds int in part OF Lot rs
Johnson e. Hogshire's East Washing
ton-st add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e33
Flora s. wulschner 10 Henry r Bliss
Lot nc. Reagan Park add. COO
David W. Delong ct ux. 20 Ernest Stark
ey, und x int in part OF the A.
and parts of the \, Sec :. TIP l6
X ..:..::.-..:...........-.. .-........... LOO
Hannah c. Haughey. ct al. 10 Elmer g
Baker ct ux., Lot %, Haugheys Maple
ton add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS go
Transfers. As; total consideration. .. 500 0S8
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ftUnS-DOWIlng, Kelly, Thomas. TwO-
base hits-Seymour, Bergen. Titus. Double
plays-Gleason to Hulswitt TO Douglass:
DAILY to Corcoran to Beckley; Dolan TO
Beckley. Left on bases-Cincinnati. Z:
Philadelphia, s. Bases on balls-On WASH
burn. 4; of Ewing. .. Struck out-By
Washburn. L; by Ewing, 4. Time-1:55.
Umpire-Moran.
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Y. M. 1. Won TweIve-Inning Game.

The Y. NJ. /. of the Commercial League
defeated the All-Americans Sunday after
noon in an exciting twelve-inning game, the
field work of the Y. M. /. being the fea-
ture of the game. Score:
RH Z
Y. NJ I. ....O0O12 0O01011-6 9 s
All-Americans Il 0O 90 o Il 0-5 10 5
Batteries-A. O'Connell and Jordan;
Dowd and. Shea.
The Y. NJ. /. wouldTlike to arrange for
out-of-town games. Address William
O'Connell, 217 North State street.
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National League
American League
All games postponed on account of rain.
National League Games To-day.

ST. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
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WON in A COMMON GALLOP
CLAUDE CAPTURED FRONTIER
STAKES AT DETROIT WITH EASE.
INDUCED Sir Gallant with the Lead
Away from Him-Results.

DETROIT, June 22.-The Highland Park
Clubs meeting opened with rain and mud,
but the attendance was very flattering and
the club section was filled. Claude, which
finished second in the American Derby
won the feature event, the Frontier stakes,
in common gaIlop He was an even money
favorite, and INDUCED Sir Gallant with the
lead to the middle of the home turn and
then ran away from him and won as he
pleased by i've lengths. Bank Street, car
rying the colors of r. F. Meyers, finished
third, and there was only one behind, Res
ervation. Claude's conqueror in the Inter-
national Derby. Summary:
First Race-Six furlongs: Two Lick, "a
(McDonald), to 2 won; Golden Cottage,
id9 81; O,Connorl, to l, second; Firing Line,
Second-Four furlongs: st. Juvenile, ia
Ct. Walsh, to 2, won; Blue Darter, 107
(Castro), to 2, second; Handmore, III Cd.
HalD, to 3, third. Time 52k.
Third-Mile and one-eighth: Cherubim, 80
(PieritD, 10 to l, won; Baff1ed, 100 Dono-
van), to s. second; Lou Rey, IS Cd. Bo-
land), to 2 third: Time, 2:071s
Fourth-Mie and an eighth, the From
tier stakes, value, $1,000: Claude, 127 @.
Daly), even, won; Sir Gallant, ITO Cd. HalD,
4 to ], second; Bank Street, III CMunro),
Fffth-Four and one-half furlongs: Jim
Ferrin. SO q. O'Connor), 2 to 1, won; CAL
looSahatchle, IS IN. w. JohnSon), II to i,
second; Orderly. los Fletcher). so to l, third.
Time, LOS 1-5
Sixth-Handicap steeple chase. full
course. about two and one-half miles:
Gould, IA (Bowser), to 2. won; Hieaway,
| 132 (HogaO, to S, second; Arius, 139 (Gayl-
| orr, TO 1, third. Time, 4:54A.
| Detroit entries for Tuesday:
First Raee-Six furlongs: woolsack. 1O5
stephen Lillard, Ravelment, 1903; Camembert,
| 100; Maxette. Annoa, Filly Deck, Florenza,
Demi Tasse, 9s; Diamonds and Rubes SO.
Second-Half miles Outfeld, 107; Laura Ire
land, 1o6: Game Cock 1o5; The Globe, 1Oi; Black
| berries, 10s; Dean Lee 1922 Nettie e., 80.
Third-One mile: Benckart 102; Autolight
| Scortic. 100; Tom Curl. Lelare 81.
Fourth-Six furlongs: Black Dick, 49, Chan
terele. Sly Boots, los: Gesha Girl, Briers. Rus
siana Flora Bright, Jos; Artist; Brookston, 100.
| Fifth-Seven furofgs: Arachne, III; Moroni
| 10; Similar 107; Jigger. Pat Ny Boy. Nellie
| Forest 1o5; Rosie NJ; Buckley, Clarepa, 100;
| Has Gift, So; Prism, sc; John Coulter, SO; Pro-
| sado, 92; Oil-in-the-Can, 81.
Sixth-one mile: Binehelio, Citrate 107; Sortie.
/ 102; Bean, 100; Presgrave, 81 Insolence, 81;
Ruby Ray, IS; Kiwasa, So; Not Wisely, 7S
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-23

NEW YORK. June PAT the sale to-
day of the Adelbert stud yearlings Harry
p. Whitney, after some spirited bidding,
obtained the full brother to Hartasoo and
Mesmerist for S.7OO, the top price of to-
days sale. He is a chestnut colt by AL
bert Hoodoo. H. b. Duryea bought the
two-year-old Eastern Shore by The Bard
Equipoise, for s1,1OO. The other sales were:
CHI. c., by Imp. Albert-Mornvale, j. A.
Hennell. 1880; br. f., by Imp. Albert Lady
Useful, f. Brown, $1,000; b. c., by Imp. Al
bert-Duchess May, S. Deimel, $780, b. c.,
by Albert Misery, p. Ryan, $1,000; b. f.,
by Saeburn-First Land, z. l.. Graves. 81, 100;
b. c., by Imp. Albert H.-Emily r., Sid
ney Paget, 81. 400; br. c., by Imp. Albert H.
Zetettic, S. Lawlor, $,630.
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EVANSVILLE. June 22.-Evansville was
weak with the bat, and Willis allowed hits
that counted. giving the visitors the game.
Score:
RH K
Evansville 100 o o 2 o o 0 "a 3
Batteries-John Fox and Shannon: willis
and Cross.
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WHEELING WON.
Evansville Was Weak with the Bat
Other Games Postponed.
Wheeling, S: Evansville, 4.
Rain elsewhere.


Wheeling at Evansville.
Dayton at Terre Haute.
Marion at Fort Wayne.
Anderson at South Bend.
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Indianapolis Land and Impt. Co. 20 Cas-
sfus ID. Hanger. Lot 2S2. Sd sec. West
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Building Permits.

Transfers. 4s; total consideration. $40
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1T WAS BEST RECORD HOLSTERS
COULD MAKE AGAINST SAINTS.
Rain Prevented Yesterdays Postponed
Game-COIumbus Comes To-Day
Ford May Be in the Box.
American Association Standing.
American Association Games To-day.

Columbus at Indianapolis.
Toledo at Louisville.
st. Paul at Kansas City.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
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st. Louis entries for Tuesday:
First-F1ve frrlongs; selling: Skortstop. 81;
sssscovoir. us: Castle Gregory. Colin George.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals ....s5 10 "a u 8
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| Bridget Curran TO Edw. Z. Morris et
ux.. Lot IS, Frederick Yeiser's, gdn.
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Albert w. Denny, tr., ct al 10 Max
Herschel. Lot %, A. w. Denny's, tr.,
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OF the w Z OF Sec Is. TIP Is. r -.
Fred M Bachman CT ux. 10 r. NJ. Bach
man Co. part OF Lots !, and 3, -.
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Uriah M. Chaille ct ux. TO VIM. w. Dun
nington ct al. Lot 5. Jos. A. Moore s
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Totals ....32 Z q Ia
Score by innings:
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The Indiana Trust Co.. admr., TO Mary
Z. Brewer. part of Lot 4. VIM Sulli-
vans admir-, sub OF Outlot 1o0..........
Chas. +. Laycock ct al. TO Mary r.
Brewer, part OF Lot 4. VIM. Sullivan's,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-23

I To- w o
Indpls. Land and Impt. Co. to Gertrude
NJ. Brent Lot 800. 5th sec, West Park
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Albert Andrew ct ux. 10 Richard II.
Andrews Ell ux., part OF Lot il. Jas.
+. brakes sub OF Outlet IL. west OF
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-28
New Depositories Chosen for the
Funds of the Consumers' Gas
Trust Company.
BANKS FIGURES ARE CORRECT
THIS FACT AsCERTAINED BY GAS
COMPANY DIRECTORS.
Regular Meeting OF the Board of Di-
rectors VIII he Held Next Tues
day-Day's Developments.

At harmonious meeting OF the board Of
directors Of the Consumers Gas Trust
Company yesterday morning, it was voted
National and the Indiana National Banks
as the repositories of the company's funds
instead of the Merchants National Bank
which mas heretofore been the depository.
The called meeting of the directors was
for one purpose-the selection of new de-
pository or repositories for the moneys of
the company. No other business was con-
sidered, except that 1t was ordered, by con-
sent, that hereafter the business of the di-
rectors meetings shall be given to the
newspapers by Secretary Bement Lyman.
1t is understood, however, that the secre-
tary need not divulge any information con-
corning any particular action taken, the
publication of which would have bad eff
feet upon the operation of the company or
the policy of the board.
The directors ascertained that the state
ment Of the company's funds, as given by
the Merchants National Bank is correct,
the amount being SIP, 1926 1t was shown
by the books that the bank bal
ance Oct. 1 was $43 1880. There was de-
posted during October and up to Nov.
49, out on vouchers during October, $751;
17.S4. The total amount of money repre-
sented by vouchers outstanding Nov. 19 was
SIS, 2733
By statements made yesterday it is found
that the available balance is s99, 1924. rs.
Vouchers for about $4,000 are outstanding:
A regular meeting of the board of di-
rectors will be held next Tuesday.
The refusal of the Merchants National
Bank to honor a check presented by the
trusts treasurer, James w. Lilly, Wednes-
day, was shown to have been necessary,
owing to the fact that the check was not
authorized or properly issued, and ii was
agreed that the criticism of Mr.. FrenZel S
action in this matter was absurd, in view
of the facts.
The Gas Consumers League yesterday
sent out 5000 pamphlets to the public ask
ing for the moral support of the people
The general committee of the league has
not received the reports Of the various
committees and the meeting has been post
poned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-28
VIBRATIONS FOR O'HARA.
While He Was Away Getting Married
His Friends Were Busy.

Omer O'Hara, assistant librarian in the
Supreme Court library, confded to few
of his friends several weeks ago his inten-
ton Of getting married, and a little later
on foolishly told them all of his plans
O'Hara went to Ovid. Mich. the first Of
the week and on Thursday evening was
married. He had fixed up his home at s33
College avenue and returned last night ex-
pecting everything to be just as he had left
1t, but this was not the case, because his
friends had made splendid use of the time
he was away, by decorating the house to
their own taste. Mr. OHara. much to his
bewilderment on arriving at his home,
found huge banner stretched across the
house with the following inscription print
ed in large, flaring letters on it, Freshly
Married" On the side of the porch another
one was placed reading. God Bless Our
Home" but this was not the worst. Mr..
O'Hara, who is a radical Republican, was
asked to look in the front window and
there he found a large picture OF Bryan
hanging with the inscription on it, This is
my choice for President forever" The
house was. filled with old shoes and brooms.
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LIMITS COST TO $4,000
HEALTH BOARD FIXES EXPENDI-
TURE FOR NEW PESTHOUSE.
Police Surgeon Granted Use Of City
Dispensary Force In Emergency
Cases-Board of Works Action.

The new pesthouse must not cost more
than $4,000 This limit was fixed at the
meeting of the Board of Health late yes
terday afternoon. The appropriation for
the new building had been placed at that
figure, and in response to the entreaties of
Controller Dunn the board has determined
that $4,000 is quite enough to expend on the
hospital. The discussion of the pesthouse
matter occupied an hour Of the board s
time.
An important resolution adopted by the
board was to allow the police surgeon to
have the use of the Dispensary physicians
in his emergency cases. Under the present
system the police surgeon is frequently
greatly handicapped. being unable TO handle
the number of cases that rush in at once.
The board by resolution ordered that the
ambulances of the City Hospital be used
when required for transfer work.
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ROSS SEARSS HEARING.
Big Four EmpIoye Is Arraisned ON n
Charge of Robbery.

Ross Sears. OF Brightwood. who was ar
rested by Detectives Holtz and Bray and
charged with stealing from the Big Four
freight cars on information furnished them
by Conductor Knickerbocker. was given a
short hearing yesterday morning and sent
TO the grand jury. Sears states that on
the night he Is accused OF entering freight
car with Knickerbocker he can prove that
the goods taken by Knickerbocker we're the
only stuff missed after the car reached the
conslenee. Knickerbocker claims that Sears
took three pairs or blankets and several
pairs OF shoes
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G. A. R. APPOINTMENTS.
DR.. w. It. Stott, of Franklin, to Assist
I'm Military Education.

I'm Military Education.
John c. Black, commander-in-chief OF
the. @. A r., has appointed DR.. William
T stott, president of Franklin College. as
Indiana assistant to Allen c. Blackwell,
special aid In charge OF military and pa
trfotic education in the public schools. The
commander-in-chief has also appointed
Mai Lucien A Foote. of Charlottesville.
inspector general for Indiana. Major Foote
will be assistant to Inspector General Ed
win B. Messer, OF Hartley, Ia. Indiana men
have been appointed aids-de-camp on the
STAFF OF the commander-in~chief as fol-
lows: Asbury s. Mccormick, Lafayette;
William T.. Mclean, Terre Haute; Travis
C.. Grooms. Greencastle; Pierson ID. Har-
ris, Shelbyvflle; John l. kessler, Seymour;
w. s. Marshall, Marion; Hugh T. Carlisle,
Princeton: Theodore s. Strickland. koko-
mo; NJ. M. Justus, Bluffton; Jacob NJ
Nelly, Indianapolis: Mark l.. De Mott, Val
paradise; Isaiah b. Mcdonald. Columbia
City: ]. NJ. Van Hook Charlestown; Amos
Indiana polls; Edward G. Huffman, Lapel;
A II cline. Jonesboro: NJ. NJ. Lacey, Foun-
tain City; Benton q. Norris, Warsaw;
william G. Wilson, Rome City; Levi
Crume. Brimfield; Andrew B. Wood. West
Indianapolis: NJ. A Jennings, Farmersburg;
Elmer Crockett. South Bend; Charles Hunt
er. Evansville. and John Z. Bickel, Terre
Haute.
The commander-in-chief. In general or
ders gent TO the different departments, an
past commander OF the department Of
Ohio. as the result of injuries received
Oct. n. at Dayton. o. He was assisting In
forming parade at reunion OF soldiers
horse reared and fell backwards. injuring
him fatally.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-28
BOARD OF WORKS ACTION.
Common Sense 10 Demanded I'm tn
Burning Of VapOr Lights.

common sense AZ Demanue0 In the
Burning OF VapOr Lights.
The Board of Works is not satisfied with
the way vapor lights are burned in many
sections of Indianapolis. A letter has been
sent to the Sun vapor Light Company re-
questing it to arrange its schedule so that
lamps will not be lighted early in the aft
ernoon and burn themselves out early in
the evening. A complete list of the lamps
furnished by the company also re-
quested by the board.
A bill of $3.50 was allowed the Reporter
Publishing Company. The payment was
for composition and makeup the cleo
trio light specifications which were never
adopted by the old Board of Works.
+. A. w. Davis, of the Indianapolis
Water Company. complained to the board
that employees Of the street department In
using water plugs do not exercise as much
care as they should. A number of plugs
have been broken by careless handling the
board was informed. Street Commissioner
Herpick was instructed to require his men
to be more careful.
Former Councilman knight inquired of
the board II there is any way to compel the
interurban cars using the Shelby-street line
to stop inside the city limits and take on
passengers. The question will be taken up
by the board within the near future.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-28
HAS A GOOD MEMORY.


Michael Lee. OF 1o7 Blake street. was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Patrolman
Reidy. who thought he was the highway
robber who had held up John Fisher one
night last September. out on West Wash
ington street, and robbed him of $ and
a watch. Reidy had heard the robbers
description read at roll call one night and
was convinced that this young man was
the one wanted.
Lee at nrst toio the patroiman tnat his
son street, but he could give no number
Reidy started TO take him to his sup
posed home and Lee confessed. telling the
officer that he had held the man up and
that he had left the city the same night,
returning last week.