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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-30
McAulife Will Meet Steiner.

San Francisco, June 29.-Big Joe Nc
Auliffe is again in training. He is
matched to meet Jack Steiner before
the Pacific Athletic club of this city
upon a date not yet agreed on Al
though he now weighs in the region OF
PIC pounds. he expects to reduce himself
TO 1870 without much trouble, and as
his opponent only scales 175. he will
have a decided advantage. Under the
tutelage of Young Dutchy'' he intends
to alter his former methods in order
to accede to those of modern times,
and expresses the opinion that hereto
fore he has never been properly
trained for a fight.
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BOAT AND OAR.

Poughkeepsie, n. Y, June 29.-The
rowing experts here today are consid-
ering with some perplexity The outcome
Of the races az tomorrow and Friday.
The 1act that the Coiumbia's are doing
remarkably good work has upset many
calculations. Mr.. Courtney of Cornell.
whose crew are supposed to have a
sure thing. is quoted as saying that ne
expected that his two crews viii have
10 row harder to win this week than
thew rCwed last.
CClum bias crew seems to be the ia
vorite for the freshmen's race tomor-
row. but in view of the disastrous oc-
currences TO the selections of the ex-
perts last week. it is hardly safe to
pick a winner.
me VARSITY crew OF Pennsylvania
last evening started over the course up
the river. but they found plat it was
sack water and so went down with 70
advantage from the tide and against a
head wind. The crew rowed the first
mile in $50, the second in $40. and the
third in $50. completing the three miles
in 1G minutes ard 10 seconds. faster
time by a good deal than that ma6e
last Friday, under more favorable con-
ditiOns.
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YELLOWSTONE PARK.
The Christian Endeavor Business
Causes a Peculiar Situation.


Causes a Peculiar Situation.
st. Paul June 29.-The Christian En-
deavor convention has caused an I'M
precedented situation in Yellowstone
park. On June "a the Yellowstone
Park transportation and hotel compan-
les, having closed arrangements with a
number Of large parties. aggregating
1900 persons. for a full park tour, no
titled the passenger department of the
Northern Pacific railway to discontinue
the sale of park tickets July II TO %
inclusive, and in accordance with this
notice, the Northern Pacific has is
sued to their connections a formal cir
cular to that effect.
The Yellowstone Park Transportation
company, whose equipment is the larg
est in the world of the kind, has more
than doubled their normal capacity. but
Notwithstanding this fact the large de-
mand for Yellowstone tickets, grow
ing out of the return of the Endeavor
business TO California via Portland and
the Northern Pacific, has finally forced
it to give its connections this notice.
The hotel company has increased its
accommodations correspondingly with
the increase in transportation facili-
ties.
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At st. Louis.

Heavy showers prevailed at the fair
grounds this afternoon. and the track
was heavy. Results:
First race, one mile, selling-Infam-
mator won. Astrada second, Moralist
third. Time-1:5S.
Second race, fve-elghths of a mile
Wilson won, Empress Josephine sec
ond. Dulac third. Time-1:09%
Third race. one mile, selling-Gold
Top won, Russell second, Jack B. third.
Tlme-l:53
Fourth race, seven furlon-s-Florida
won. Jane second, Blitzen's Sister third.
Time-1:47A.
Fifth race. one mile-Lord Zeni won,
Viscount second, Abe Turst third. Time
Ink.
Sixth race, two and one-half miles,
hurdle-Bob Nicely won. Eli Kendig
second, Fugitive third. Time-:21.
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At Chicago

Chicago. June cit is expected that by
II o'clock tonight full 10000 delegates to
the annual Christian Endeavor meeting
at San Francisco and others taking ad-
vantage of the low railroad rates for a.
from Chicago over the different roads
leading west Excursionists poured into
the city from the east and south all day.
Twenty sleeDers on the Santa Fe will
leave at $40 tonight. comprising three
special trains The Santa Fe expects
to carry $500 or 5000 people.
At O'Clock the Burlington road will
run special trains from the Union station
and these will carry 800 Chicago and IL
linoiS delegates. Fourteen sleeping cars
will be occupied by the Illinois people.
The Burlington is the official line for the
delegates from this state.
The Rock Island will carry number of
special coaches Five sleeDers viii be
filed with Chicago passengers for San
Francisco. Three will be received in ad-
ditiOn TO these from the Pennsylvania
road. three from the Michigan Central
and five from the Baltimore & Ohio. The
Northwestern will divide its and 1890
trains into sections and run as many cars
as necessary.
today the largest delegation was that
from Pennsylvania. 1t came over the
Pennsylvania road and was divided into
two sections There were 500 delegates
representing the banner Christian En-
deavor state. The train bearing the party
from Philadelphia attracted attention be-
cause IN il were the national officers OF
the Christian Endeavor society.
Every road is taxed to its utmost ca
pacity- The Pullman company has every
car in use and is repairing many old cars
to meet the demand.
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Three Pugs in San Francisco.

San Francisco, June 29.-Tom
O'Rourke of New York. well known in
the sporting world as a manager OF
pugilists. has arrived in San Francisco,
accompanied by three prominent men
in the pugilistic line. viz: Joe Wolcott
ard George Dixon. both colored, OF Bos-
ton. and Jack Everhardt of New Or
leans. WClcott is seeking a match with
George Green, the California weller
weight, with poor prospects of coming
tc an understanding at present, while
Dixon and Everhardt viii go into train
ing "A once for their contests with Dal
Hawkins and Spider Kelly, respectively.
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THE RUSH BEGINS.
Tt Is straining All Reserves at KAN
sas CIV

sas City.
Kansas City, Mo, June 29.-The rush
of excursionists to the Christian En-
deavor convention in San Francisco is
already straining the reserves of the
union depot and railroad officials at
this point, Kansas City being the nat
ural gateway for this traffic from the
east and south. there is every indiCa-
ton OF the biggest crush of excursion
lists that has ever been known here
The baggage departments are already
overrun. and the prospects are that
eNcursionists who do not carry a liberal
supply of raiment in hand satchels Will
be sorely inconvenience upon reach
ing the coast.
The Wabash road brought in two
carloads of Endeavorers from Decatur,
Ills, this morning and three more car
loads picked up along the route To-
morrow mornings Wabash train from
ST. Louis will be run in five sections.
each section carrying six To eight
sleepers. Tomorrow the Rock Island
will have a special of IA sleeDerS
through from New Jersey, and another
of eight sleepers from Ohio points The
Santa Fe took out % extra chair cars
and sleepers today. Tomorrow it will
carry a special of II sleepres from St
Louis and one of 10 from Chicago and
the east. Ten sleepers were sent to To-
peka today TO transport a crowd of
nearly SOC Kansans. Thirteen extra
Sleepers will come in over the Chicago
& Alton tomorrow. Nine of them will
be occupied by the Kentucky delega-
ton. 400 strong. The Memphis road
will bring in several carloads of En-
deavorers from Memphis and Birming-
ham. The Union Pacific tomorrow will
send out two special trains of excur-
SiOniStS from the two Kansas Citys and
neighboring points. The Missouri Pa
cific and Burlington carried several eX-
ira coaches west this morning. and
both roads viii send out special trains
in the morning. Every train west to-
day carried extra coaches.
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At Detroit.

First race, five and half furlongs.
maiden jockeys-Ulysses won, Disturb
ance second, Lucy Overton third. Time
Ito.
Second race. five furlongs-Victor A.
won, Candleback second, Maggie third.
Time-1:0314.
Third race. six furlongs. selling
Wellsbourne won. Alvin W. second,
Traveller third. Time-1:16E
Fourth race, FIVE furlongs-Papa
Harry won, Banaster second, Skillman
third. Time-1:02
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth
Nimrod won, Old Saugus second, Niece
dab third. Time-1:4S
Sixth race. six furlongs, selling-Jen-
nie June Won, Kallitan second, Pinch
back third. Time-1:15.
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New York June 29-Hugh Jennings.
the player of the Baltimore team who
was hurt by pitched ball striking him
on the head during the New York alti-
more game yesterday is said To be very
much improved today He fell into a
sound sleep late las niSht
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Rood House. Won; ]. N Leonard, Dan
vile. second; Tom Davis, Indianapolis
third; Lou Coburn. ST. Louis, fourth.
Time-3:21.
Quarter mile open-Tom Cooper, De-
troit, won; Arthur Gardiner, Chicago.
second; E. Kiser. Dayton, third; L. D.
Cabanne, ST. Louis, fourth. Time
-:32 3-5.
One mile open-Tom Cooper won, Ar
thur Gardiner second, L. D. Cabanne
third; A. {. Mertens, fourth. Time
2:22.
f. A. Peabody of Chicago won the
state championship. one mile, in
2.14 Al
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-30
DIDN'T SEE EYE TO EYE.
Jury in the Tobacco Case Fail to
Agree.

New York, June 29.-The jury in the
conspiracy case of the American To-
bacco company, which has been on
trial before Judge Fitzgerald in the
court of general sessions, failed to
agree.
Although no verdict for the prose-
cution was rendered, a disagreement
is nevertheless regarded by District At
torney Olcott as a victory for the
people.
The jury were out 10 hours when they
came in and informed the court that
they were unable to agree. 1t WAS
decided that it would be useless to lock
them uD again and they were dis
charged.
1t was learned that is ballots had
been taken during the last y hours,
and the vote stood 10 for conviction.
and for acquittal. The jurors who
held out for acquittal were Hobart c.
Fash, and Foster Milliken.
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THE TURF.
At Anaconda.

(Snecial TO The Herald,)
Anaconda, Mont. June 29.-First race.
trotting. 3:l6 class, 3 in Christ Peterson
first. Carlyle Carne second. Aitoka third.
Time-2:2l. 2:19 2:1S.
Second race. pacing. 2:14 class. 2 in 3
Kate Medium first. ArgOreat second. Bill
Frazier third. Time-2:1534, 2:l6 2:l3A-
Third race. running. one and one-six-
second. Democrat third. Time-l:57
Fourth race, running. six fur-Ongs-
May w won, Flashlight second, Jack
Hayes third Time-1:l7A.
Fifth race running. three furlongs-
Tommy Tucker first, Red S second,
Harry \ third. Times seconds.
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TO END THE WAR.
A Truce in Prospect Between the S.
P. and 0. R. & N.

Seattle. Wash. June 29.-There is in
prospect termination Of the rate war
between the Southern Pacific and the
Oregon Railway & Navigation COM
pany as sudden as its beginning. The
peace treaty has progressed so far, in
deed. that it is stated with some au-
thority tirat on July 10 railroad rates
between Portland and San Francisco
will be restored 10 the old figure. The
Pacific Coast Steamship company viii
naturally follow the raise, the low fare
by steamship having been made simply
10 meet opposition.
1t is said that Vice President MOhler. of
the oregon Railway & Navigation COM
rany. is trying to bring the agreement
about, and that arrangements have
progressed far enough to warrant the
statement that old rates Will be in eff
feet en- July To-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-30
At ST Iouis

st. Louis. June 29.-The city is full of
Christian Endeavorers who stopped here
on their way to the international con-
vention in San Francisco. More than $50
coach loads were landed in the city this
morning, there being an aggregate of
1000 tourists. These people. who came in
16 special trains over the Wabash, Van
dalia, Glover Leaf. Big Four and Balti-
more & Ohio southwestern railroads.
represented nearly every state east of the
Mississippi river and north of the Mason
and Divon line Ohio, Pennsylvania, In
diana, New Jersey and Virginia and
southern Illinois each had big delegations.
Several hundred local members of the
ors IN charge. Special cars had been
chartered and visitors who desired We're
taken 10 points of interest about the
city. They will continue their journey
west tonight. with other delegations that
are expected to arrive later.
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An Pool Rooms Closed.

St Louis, June 29.-An the pool rooms
in the city are still closed, and the po-
lice nave orders to raid al found open.
1t is announced today that the valid
ity Of the Breeders law which recently
went into effect has not been tested and
the question whether pool rooms can
be operated in st. Louis outside Of
race track enclosure has not been de-
cided. Judge Murphy, however, did
decide that places where money was
telegraphed away for betting purposes
were not pool rooms, and did not come
under the provisions CT the Breeders
Ia
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-30
THE MISSOURI LINES.
st. Louis Roads Nay Go to a Power
full Syndicate.

ST. Louis. June cit is probable that
the deal for the purchase of the Missouri
railroad lines by Edward Whitaker c.
ID Mcclure and other St. Louis finan-
cierS, which was consummated week
ago through the payment of $3777.0e0, the
o-ore 10 be the entering wedge whereby
4 powerful syndicate will enter here
city.
Unless the LindeIl Railway company
takes the property of the hands of the
purchasers at an early date il is said
the lines viii be sold 10 a syndicate sup
posed 10 be of 5. A. 8. Widner w T.
delphia and Charles IT. Yerl<es of Chi
c2so- These men are said 10 have bid
$3.50 for the Missouri lines. and the St
Louis purchasers took them in at $40.
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At Kansas CITY

Weather hot, track slow. Results:
First race. five and one-half furlongs,
selling-Trixie won. Nick Carter second,
Lulu Fry third. Time--l:13.
Second race. five furlongs, 2-year-olds
-Banrica won, Hattie Belle second,
Ups and Downs third. Time-1:07.
Third race, six furiongs. salling-Mel-
odv won, Jennie Clark second, Swiftly
third. Time-1:1S1z.
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N. P. PRESIDENCY.
Still Sending Out Rumors Regarding
Miller,s Successor.

Chicago. June PA Milwaukee. Wis.
special to the News says: 1t is re-
ported here that General Manager Ear
ling. CT the ST. Paul railway, has been
offered the presidency of the Northern
Pacific. but has declined.
1t is believed here that in the event
of any change in the st. Paul Dresi-
dency, Mr.. Earring. and not Winter,
will succeed Roswell Miller.
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Couldn't Stand It.

New York, June 29.-John L. Sullivan,
White Plains for the past week or two
in anticipation of meeting with Fitz-
simmons, has had a falling out with the
veteran trainer, and as a consequence
he left his training quarters tonight
and came to New York city. He stated
that he would go either to Coleman
Point or Oceanic, y. J.. and there re-
sumo his training. He says that he has
not vet selected a new trainer.
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Fourth race. mile, fandicap-His
Bro..aer Won. Wic5liffe second, Plug
third. Tlme-1:4Sz.
Fifth race, four and half fUrlongS
selling Clara N won. Leota second.
Silver Dor third Time-.5S
Sixth race, four ard one-half furlongs,
selling-Frark Nichols won, Hazel
Hughlett second, Correspond third.
Time-:5SA
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At Cllica 90.

Not until the end cid a favorite score
at Sheffield today. Then Senator Quay
beat Go Lightly. a 90 to l shot, in the
keenest kind OF 4 drive. Results:
First race, five eurlongs-Cochina
won. Atelier second, Sadie K. third.
Time-1:021
Second race, seven-eigEths Of mile
Lizzie Miles Won, Lady Dixon second,
Golden Rod third. Time-f .2S%
Third race five ongs-Bonita won.
The Professor second, Douster Swivel
third Time-1:O215.
Fourth race. one mile-Doctor G..
won, Irish Lady second, Foreseen third.
Time-l:415
Fifth race, five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Quay won- Go Lightly second, Whit
comb third. Time=1:G2
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Chicago. June PA rear end collision
between two crowded excursion trains
on the Chicago & Northwestern road
near West Chicago. about 80 miles from
this city. occurred az a late hour to-
night. The reports received up TO 2:3o
a. n. indicate that no one was killed.
but that at least Is persons were more
or less injured.
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A Restraining Order.

Omaha, June 29.-Judge Gasoline of
the South Dakota district United
States court has issued an order re-
straining the railroad commission of
the state from putting into effect the
maximum rate law established by the
late legislature of South Dakota The
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TIE ADVANCE
GUARD ARRIVES
CONTINUED from Page II

Lake about 10 a. m: leave Salt Lake
$50 people.
July maryland party; arrive Salt
Lake about a. M; leave salt Lake 2
o. m. July 6. 100 people. New York
(Kinports) party; arrive Salt Lake
about noon: leave Salt Lake 1880 a M
July :. $50 people.
July Pennsylvania (GilleSpie)
party. two sections; arrive Salt Lake
about a. m: leave Salt Lake 3 p. m.
July Z, 500 PEOPLE
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BrYce Gray Is Dead.

New York. June 29.-Bryce Gray. a
prominent dry goods merchant, and
head of the firm of James F. White &
Co, died at his home in this city to-
night, aged Il years. He was president
of the Aztec Land and Cattle company.
and a director in several railroads.
notably the Atlantic & Pacific and the
St Louis and San Francisco.
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Indianapolis Journal: You do not re-
gret the money you expended on your
boys education. do you?'
Il rather guess I don't said the old
farmer man. with giee and JUNCTION. He
learned me lot of upper cuts. short-arm
iabs and things that mas made me the
best man in the county,
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Robbers Surrounded.

Omaha. Neb.. June PA special to
the Bee from Deadwood. S. D., SAYS:
The posse in pursuit of the Belle
Fourche bank robbers succeeded in sur
rounding them last night on the Three
V ranch. Is miles west of Belle Fourche.
After exchanging many shots the BAN
dts surrendered. The wires are down
and particulars are unObtainable.
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THE DIAMOND.

New York, June 29-New York made
it two straight from the Orioles today
and won the game in the second in
ming. HCffer was easy. Meekin had
a rood control of the ball after the
fifth inning, and, aided by good field
ing, kent Baltimore down to six hits.
Attendance, $1,000 Score: New York,
s; Baltimore, ..
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Kilna+rick-Morgan

New York, June 29.-Miss Laura Del
phine Fitzpatrick, daughter of the late
General J. Fitzpatrick, L. s. 4, and
Harry NJ. Morgan, son Of Judge P. H
Morgan. late of the Louisiana supreme
court, were married today at St Pat
ricks cathedral, Archbishop Corrigan
officiating. Mr. Morgan was recently
appointed United States consul at
Horgen. Switzerland.
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BAT AND WICKET.

Wimbledon. Eng, June 29.-In the final
round of the gentlemen's double lawn
tennis championship contest today, the
Brothers Doherty beat Messrs. Casealet
and Smith by three sets to one.
Messrs. Doherty Will now meet the
Baddely brothers, the holders of the
cha M pionship-
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without Foundation.

Milwaukee, Wis. June 2S.-President
Miller has no intention of resigning. and
rumOrs sent out from New York 10 the
effect that MIR. Winter will succeed
him are without the last foundation in
fact, declared Secretary Myers, of the
S. Paul road today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-30

Philadelphia, June Washington
put up a wierd fielding game this af-
ternoon. accommodating nine asserted err
rors, but at that the Phillies won by
the skin of their teeth. The Senators
jumped on Orth for seven hits in the
first two innings. when they secured
six of their nine runs. Attendance,
2.075. Score: Washington, 8; Philadel-
phia, 10.
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Great Fire at Hamburg.

Hamburg, June ga terrible fire is
in progress this evening at the Ham
burg electric works. in the Post
strasse. The entire structure viii prob
ably be destroyed. with enormous loss.
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Interesting.

Cincinnati Enquirer: Il find the Amer
lean farmer 50 interesting twittered the
poetesS-
II manage to extract a good deal of in
terest out of him myself. was the an
swer of the short. elderly. double-chinned
gentleman. who, as II afterward devel-
ooed. was in the mortgage business.
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srA1.En RIDs WII.L RE RECEIVED

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
bv the state board of corrections at its
Office at the state prison for furnishing
. I50 feet of 4-inch cast iron water pipe;
100 Feet of 5-inch cast iron water pipe;
i,0 feet of 6-jnch cast iron water pipe.
delivered F. o. B. cars Salt Lake City.
Bids will be opened by said board on
Wednesday. July IA: at IL O'CLOCK a. m
Specifications furnished on application to
the undersigned. The board reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids.
GEORGE n. DOW, Warden.
Salt Lake City, June %. 1897
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The Silly Vocabulary.

Cleveland Plain Dealer: ''The New
York Press says that kissing IS love 5
Worcestershire sauce.
Il s'pose that's because man has to
sheer off when he gets too saucy-
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First Blush.

New York Press: At first blush she
seemed young.
time ago. for she had blushed d lot since
then.
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Canrnn Suicides

San Francisco. June 2e.-John S. Cap
ron. wealthy resident of this city.
committed suicide early this morning
by shooting himself in the head, while
temporarily insane from physical suf-
fering
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Boston. June 29.-Brooklyn earned
more runs than Boston today. by a
close game, errors and chance hits Civ
ing Boston the victory. Boston pIaysd
an errorless game. Attendance, 5000.
Score: Boston, s; Brooklyn, I.
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hearing was had at Sioux Falls at the
instance of the Chicago & Northwest
ern and half a dozen other roads.