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Chamn,on 'or 1hnn and 4. rnn!son the crack bowler
OF the ftdca tlGh were badly beaten by Menninger OF
IN" Ano.9 Bowling cub Ut Nooss alleys on Tuesday
evening Each r"rIrs as for % de and OF the
teen sam-s rolled M"nninser won all out one and that
resulted in u te II ma tiers can b" arranged,
series viii b. T"is IN tins city when the local bowl
eTs expect 70 lnTn he tables. T.e series with TEun
resulted rs follows:
Merrtns"r-trst game. 1855: second game 1871; third
game. !;5. fuurt h game. 1876 FIFTH game 2u+: sixth
game. 40. seventh game, 2Ui: eighth game POI.
Thun-tifst game. 1jl: second game. 49,: third
game, @c3: fourth game 1876 NTH game. lH'i; sixth
game, 20: seventh game. 100: eighth game 1856.
Mehn!ngcr won SIX straight games III his with
Paulson. The scores
Mrnn,nser-first game. 1913; second game .as third
game 2o.: fourth game. eos nth game. lo+: sixth
Tauison-First game. IA: second game. 17a: third
game 1876; fourth game. ~. Eth game l7J. sixth
game, los.
wrsrfirIp y. J.. Dec l4-The ortan! Field Climb
bowling team OF l!acNcnBaCk went away from here
last n.ht nr,nly nNiaeei OF the fatality of number
thirteen. They lad come to defeat tic of tho
WesIe!i Athletic club III the tElrtecEth OF the
Amateur bowling Association. and expected 10 follow
up the usua! victory which had attended former games
The score:
1885, Ajpsrs. 49,: 1ownIry. l"S Whitehead 1871; Eos.
ter a. Decker. 1913: schmidt. IFS: Howe l44 Total
0ritani F.C.-l!in. 1877; Ran,a 1893: Peterborough.
lao Barta. ln2; Bruns. lEi: lahrgh l2i: Bogar 1876
Ellery. lo1: Storm 10: Bruns l23. Total Isl
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ANOTHER NINE HUNDRED SCORE.
Tho F1delins Again Accomplish tho Feat In
the A. n. Tournament.

The "A. n. TOurhNHcnt.
In last nights American National tourn games
ut the Germana Assembly Rosm alleys. the Fideiias
bowers rolled their second nino hundred OF the
season. Tue scores:
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THIRD GAIx,

Manhattan 90 ia c6h AL 45T S42 600 $50 I'll 1853
Atoms SO ia 2Go 353 45s 53l 632 80 S2+ $40
Umprr-J. Davis. Scorers IL BChlen and 7 Il. Mack.
Average-MRnhattan. ~ 3d. Adons In
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SECOND CANA

ERANTs
Monroe ITO 233 80 as4 40 h29 sst $50 IA
columbus ~6l ia 1877 253 80 1913 $50 Oh $50 ~!
,tmpre-A II. Mi!eL ScoEers-Georgs r. Hyde and
II. II. Allaire.
Bowling Tmon series last night tho Fin knights do
Ientru me south Paw Club. The score 49,, 49,,
I'm knight-Anderson, 49,; HoIhInnn, III; Grosch.
l6si wilcox. l47; Good. IA. lotA, ~. r,,,
south Paw-Jenltns liz: Eigelins i"1; iuthI lAI
hichales l3l; Beirschauk. 40. IoiA, 80
The Elizabeth Field Club and Crescent League bowled
an exciting game on the formers aleys on tuesday
night. with the follow ing result; , 49,. a.,
EhIsbeth Field Ciup-Tobip l35; TUCKER. TO NOT
Ieli, 100: Ahern ll3; L. Meyer 1885, Armstronr lao:
Crescent L~agus-yan Fmburgh. 1875; Theirs i2l;
Wood, 100; Doane l4l: Van Alstyne. Ia: Teel 1913;
Williams 1876: Vail. I69. j. Davis. lo!; Van "inkle.
In the Uncle Sam tournament gains last night the
Glendale team was defeated by tho hrakehlias The
score:
,sIsIaal.-sehssysr lb4: FIsr!chs ~: stut,srhsim
itsss; Wsrnsi. is ia f fo.si. j Is. '
KraIehliA-Heuser I3g, w. Meyer. 16l; u. Meyer
l6I: EiscEiau 1885, Fraenke l+e; GeTdes. IA werner
l$+: hissen. ia Total. l.1so.
For first place in tho race for the champonshir Of
bowling Club tried conclusions last evening Oh tho
alleys nf the Pamrspo Athletic club with the team of
tl"t organization AMI were wurSed ~ " Pihs. Tie
hUo.c
hay onne II. C.--Seymour I4I. Harris 1915; Van
wickie ia Fares. ith: burke, l5a stockton. 1853.
Gsnnei', 100 Wor4en. AZ cares. IA; brown. IA
TOlai. lttS.
Famropo A. C.-AortOn. lta; johnson, 49,: seh00sy
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The game in Section n, Subdivision 2, Of the Ameri.
can Amateur Bowling Union last night nj l25t
and Third avenue, resulted Us follows:
New Nork-SHartz, 49,; Meyer. 1872. King 11o,
Young. l6t; Rrill, 10. Total. S34
stand standard1MGLcan: l5@ shaw, 1877; Kiots. 1877;
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i'll 8erlauf bon irltr iuenisett Bo9en
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-24
OGDEN.
UNKNOWN ROBBERS.
The Depot at Hot Springs
Entered by Thieves.
Rold-up Allen sentenced-In Legal Circles
A General Round I'D of all
the News.

Last Saturday night the depot at the Hot
springs was broken into by some unknown
thieves and robbed. A party of young
people from Brigham city were at the
springs that evening enjoying a dance at
the pavilion. While 1t was in progress
the agent, Miss M. A. Carpenter, closed
the depot and went over to the dance to
look on for a few moments. While she was
gone the thieves pried open the west win
dow of the depot and went into the sleep
ing apartment occupied bY Miss Carpenter.
A watch valued at $50 and q diamond pin
given TO her by sister who died on the
Sandwich islands, valued at $50, were
taken; also SIS in cash and two express
packages of small value. The loss is very
severe to Miss Carpenter. She would have
cared very little for the loss of any of the
articles taken, had the thieves not carried
of the diamond which she valued very
highly, particularly so because it was 6
present to her.
Sheriff Loveland was in the city yester-
day, and he believes he has found traces of
the perpetrators of the deed. The parties
believed TO be connected with the affair
have been traced TO here and also TO Cache
junction.
The thieves escaped through the freight
house door, which they left open.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-24
PAYSON POINTS.

Better Times Sunday Services, Sports, Nay
Day Celebration, Saloons Gone, Etc.
Payson is looming up in the spring time
and rejoicing in the advance of better
times, as the sheep shearers return with
some money every few days. The streets
have the appearance of busting business
about town, but there is no one business
that gets more than it can handle.
SUNDAY SERVICES
were held in the Payson tabernacle; Nephi
Savage, one Of Payson's own boys, just up
from st. George on visit delivered dis
course on the fulhlment of Bible predic-
lions. In the evening the speakers were j.
L. Townshend and John d. Stark, who ad-
dressed the young people.
A GLOVE CONTEST
takes place tomorrow evening at the opera
house between our Charles Houston and
Mr.. Lynnolt from Fort Douglass for S1OO
purse. There viii be lively sporting on.
SALOONS ARE wINKING OUT
during these dull times. We have only
three now; formerly there were six. be-
sides three drug stores, but Only one re-
liable drug business remains.
GLEANINGS.
Dave Felt. agent FOR THE HERALD has
been rustling around Payson and suburbs
for the past few days. The daily HERALD
is now sold on our streets every day.
Prof. Christianson Is working up an ex-
cursion from Payson to Eureka, at the end
of school term, in the middle of June, for
the schools.
Miss Clarinida Hancock has actually got
married TO Mr.. Leo Dykes. This morning
they packed their housekeeping utensils
and went to live at Soldier Summit, to keen
the safety switch on the Denver g. Rio
Grande. The company furnishes them a
neat cottage to live in free of expense.
Miss Crandall, another of Payson's girls,
is 70 be married tomorrow to MIR. John
Reayes, an employee of the Rio Grande
Railway company. They have oeen max.
ing preparations for the past few DAYS.
There are plenty of girls here yet.
May %. KRATs.
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miscellaneous.

The brickyard is now in active operation
The Choral society will soon awake from
its slumber.
Prof. L. D. Edwards is to conduct glee
club under the auspices of the Sage Brush
club.
The "a. CO. football team challenge any
football team in Cache valley for game
to be played On the college grounds before
June !.
A picked baseball nine are going to Poca-
tello on the Both for the avowed purpose of
showing the Pocatello nine how the game
should be played
Messrs. E. S. Kimball, ex-Mayor Haines,
James Mack and Apostle John W. Taylor
left for Canada Monday morning, to be
gone about two weeks.
The Y. M. NJ. I. A. conference was held
in the tabernacle yesterday. Prof. j. H
Paul and B. H. Roberts were among the
speakers. At the evening session &. Il
Roberts delivered an eloquent discourse
r. c. Easton sang ''Oh, My Father