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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1902

Page

9

Two Games With Cowboys Draw Crowd At Washington Park

Two games with the Cowboys for one admission draw an estimated two or three thousand fans to Washington park Tuesday afternoon. New players Matthews and Hutchinson will be tried. Louisville loss Monday tightens Hoo siers edge. if the two games are won Tuesday first place becomes open. A second double-header is set for Wednesday after Monday’s postponement. Kellum and Miller will pitch for Indianapolis Tuesday before the team leaves for Louisville Friday.

Cowboys Washington Park Matthews Hutchinson Louisville Kellum Miller Indianapolis

American Association Scores Reported Across Cities

St Paul 2 Columbia 0 Milwaukee 2 Louisville 1 Toledo 1 Minneapolis L Cedar Rapids 9 Davenport L Rock Island 9 Rockford 4.

American Association St. Paul Columbia Milwaukee Louisville Toledo Minneapolis Cedar Rapids Davenport Rock Island Rockford

How They Stand Clubs Lost Pet Louisville

Baseball standings show teams Louisville Indianapolis St Paul Columbus Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis Toledo with wins losses and percentages. Chicago Boston St Louis Philadelphia Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago Boston Cincinnati St Louis New York across two leagues and dates.

Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston New York Chicago St. Louis Pittsburg Cincinnati Pet Louisville Indianapolis St. Paul Columbus Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis Toledo Ccscceencevessvars Wen P.ceeseeees Baltimore Washington Detroit Eee Cleveland Ceeseasessees Wee OD Ae el Philadelphia Ss

Heated bench and crowd clash in baseball game

Second baseman and the umpire clashed as the crowd sided with the player. He was struck on the head with a fence rail. Brien gutpointed two boxers in Chicago Monday night but both went to points. Jim Driscoll and Jack Beauscholte fought to decisions on points. Santry Mowatt preliminaries to be announced Wednesday. Two principals must shed weight, heavy work required to reach limit. W A Applegate to begin selling pools for coming races at Grand Hotel billiard parlor Wednesday night and every evening until races end. Frank DeHass Robinson bet John P Callins $500 that Young Corbett will KO Dave Sullivan in 15 rounds. Bet even money. $200 more could not be placed. Tuesday last day Millsiville cycle path open. Wheelway league to discontinue due to disuse. Ban Johnson fired again. heads of McGraw and Kelley suspended after argument with Amalie Connolly. Bookmakers at Sheepshead Bay say Senator Patrick McCarren is season’s biggest winner, cool and composed with bets up to $50,000 in a afternoon.

Brien W. A. Applegate Louisville Grand Hotels Billiard Parlor Frank DeHass Robinson John P. Callins Young Corbett Dave Sullivan Robinson Millersville Wheelway League Ban Johnson McGraw and Kelley Baltimore Amalie Connolly Sheepshead Bay Patrick McCarren

Alfred B Gates Dies After Chronic Heart Trouble

Alfred B Gates 79 died of angina pectoris at 7 30 pm Monday at his home 2 North Meridian street. Born near Connersville Indiana he moved to Indianapolis in 1869 and started in retail groceries then built a wholesale grocery coffee and spice business retiring years ago. He was treasurer of the Commercial club and a member of the Board of Trade. Survived by wife Elizabeth Murdock and sons H B Gates W N Gates I E Gates and daughter Mrs Hewitt Howland.

Alfred B. Gates Meridian St H. B. Gates W. N. Gates Hewitt Howland Indianapolis I. E. Gates San Francisco Connersville Ind Christian Church Commercial Club Board of Trade Elizabeth Murdock

River Still at Near Standstill as Flood Recedes

The White River remained eight feet eleven inches above the low water mark Tuesday morning and showed no change overnight. Officials at the water company predicted no spill before Tuesday midnight, meaning flooded river bottoms would have been underwater for three to four days before draining.

White River Water Company

Disbrow Surrenders for Preliminary Hearing in New York

Louis Disbrow, who surrendered at Riverhead, was brought to New York for arraignment before Justice Edward H. Foster. A preliminary hearing will probe the deaths of Sarah Lawrence and Clarence Foster, whose bodies were found in Tiana bay, with potential grand jury action. Indiana common steel workers gain $270,000 more this year as United States Steel Corp raises pay by ten percent, lifting common laborers from $1.50 to $1.65.

Southampton L. IL Louis Disbrow Riverhead Sherif Indiana United States Steel Corporation

Grand Hotel undergoes remodeling and expansion plan

The Grand hotel will be remodeled and the exterior made uniform. The lot now occupied by the Commercial travelers' club will host an addition to the building, expanding the structure and changing its footprint.

Commercial Travelers’ Club

Sports roundup from Terre Haute to Philadelphia and Richmond

Jack Cullen and Kid Page battled to a 15 round draw in Terre Haute Monday night. Miss Marion Jones of Nevada won the Philadelphia women’s tennis title with Elizabeth Moore second. Carl Fisher enters his car in the July 4 Richmond races. A chafeur party plans to travel to Richmond July 3. Clem Clevering arrives as starter. Indianapolis praised for its track. In Boston versus New York, Lauder suffered a hand gash from a spike on Cooley’s shoe as Jones threw out three Boston runners. Jeffries trains. Jim Kennedy unlikely to start serious work until after the Fourth. another umpire mobbed at Washington Indiana Tuesday.

Jack Cullen Kid Page Boston Terre Haute Fred West Marion Jones Nevada Philadelphia Elizabeth Moore Carl Fisher Richmond Chaffeurs Clem Clevering Indianapolis New York Lauder Giants Cooley Jones Jeffries Jim Kennedy Washington Ind

New York Store to Close for Summer Weekdays at 12:30

The New York store will close on Fridays during July and August at noon and will not reopen until Saturday. Closing hour during the week is set at :30 past the hour, and Saturday night hours extend until 9 o'clock.

New York

Armour expands packing empire with Omaha purchase

Chicago July 1 Armour & Co. announced acquisition of the Omaha packing company after a clash with Swift interests. Armour also reportedly secured the International packing company's Chicago plants at Union stockyards. The move enlarges Armour's dressed beef business and adds a hog house capable of 3,000 hogs daily, amid rumors they may buy Continental and Lipton.

Chicago Armour & Co Omaha Packing Company Swifts Armour International Packing Company Union Stockyards Swift Kives Omaha Continental Lipton Smaler Armour, Swift, Cudahy Schwarzechild & Sulzberger Hammond Companies

Dissolution of Clark Wysong & Vories Stock Dealers

The firm at Union yards will dissolve and Mr Vories will start a new venture at the yards. An application to dissolve the corporation was filed in superior court Tuesday. Clark and Wysong will carry on the old business.

Clark, Wysong & Vories Union Yards Vories Superior Court Clark & Wysong

Fireworks and band concerts light up Fairview and Washington parks

Weeklong Fourth of July celebrations feature Falir view park wire acts by Master Reese and Paine fireworks directed by Frank Reese, plus Indianapolis military band performances. Broad Ripple hosts music by When band and a Central Christian boys brigade sham battle with evening fireworks. Tuesday's Fairview program includes a march, selections, Offenbach, and Von Tilzer hits among others.

Falirview Park Blondin Reese Indianapolis Paine Frank Reese Fairview Broad Ripple Park Boys’ Brigade Central Christian Church Macbeth Boettgr “Offenbachlana No. 1 Ofenbach Remsusch Chottaway Overture Chottoway Fantasia Wande von Tilzer Weeee von Tilzer Maurice March

The Same Old Story by J A Kelly on Dysentery Remedy

J A Kelly of Henderson North Carolina recalls a summer bout of dysentery and his successful use of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy. He reports rapid relief and endorses the product. Sold by all druggists.

J. A. Kelly United States Mr. Kelly Henderson N. C

The Swirl of Society Notices and Marriages

A society column lists European travel plans for John L Geiger and Rev and Mrs Owen D Odell with more weddings and shuffles of couples in various Indiana towns. It notes Miss Nora Oburn eloping with Robert Thompson and underage marriage, plus several state nuptials in Marion Shelbyville Goshen Kokomo Worthington Muncie Bloomington and Elwood with dates and partners.

John L. Geiger Europe Owen D. Odell John Ruckelshaus Marion John M. Shaw Virginia Shaw Miss Shaw Paris Bert Bishop Muncie Ind Mississippi Ottawa Ill Nora Oburn Bessie Blease Robert Thompson W. H. Oxtoby First Presbyterian Church Thompson Indianapolis Sun Nellie Kiley Gus Condo Shelbyville Minnie Hearn Henry Shoelich Goshen Cora FE. Wert Ray William Eckert Kokomo Lizzie Moulder Charles A. Adama Fort Wayne Worthington Mary Owen Carl Smith Nelligg Smith Frederick Fisher Anna Cravens Otto Bloomington Elwood Her Rollian “Pyles Ingers Zanzine Johnson

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