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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-11

New York Press: In the little village
of Insch, in Aberdeenshire, there is an
echo of glory now, and the farmers in
whose veins runs the blood of those
who frought in the wars of Wallace,
Bruce, Prince Charlie and Dundee talk
by their firesides at night of Paddy"
Milne, the piper hero, and the storming
of Kotal, while the children fight it
over again in their play on the hillsides
and the heart Of the Scot youth leaps
to join the gallant GordonS and fight
for his queen.
how Paddy won his medal and glo-
riled his village has been partially told
in newspaper dispatches; but every
fresh report from the seat of war bring
fresh details of how the Gordons and
the Gurkahs saved the day.
The British amy lay before the Cha
Cru Kotal, the first of three great
mountain ranges that stretched across
their path, swarming with Afridis. Be
tween the British position and the Ko-
tai was an open plain, swept by . hail
Of bullets from the tribesmen concealed
in their sangars along the precipitous
mountain side. a sangar is stone
heap thrown up hastily, but it prevents
q tribesman from being hit if he keeps
carefully behind it, and he can shoot
/ his enemies in the open as a sportsman
shoots ducks from q blind.
There were q regiment of the Gurk-
has, g regiment Of Derbyshire. one from
Dorsetshire and the Gordon Highland
ers There were five piers in the Cor
don Fighlanders, and the brightest,
nigh the youngest, and the most anx-
ious to make his pipes skirl in the
strongholds of the heather, was Patrick
Milne, of Insch Had he not been in
The Chitral campaign with the Cor
dons and had not a tribesman's bullet
pierced the bellows once just as he was
going to battle, so that he had to see
his regiment go on to victory while
his pipe could not inspire them with its
breath?
He was % years old, and as fine lad
and as good q piper as ever sounded a
pibroch. Up on the hillside, across the
open, the little putfs of smoke here and
there, and little splits of dust on the
plain below told that the tribesmen
were covering with their rifles that
broad and open place over which the
troops must pass before they could win
to the heights and get a chance to do
some return firing. The field guns
were to have been brought up to shell
the Afridi position, but somehow the
nature of the ground was unfavora-
BILE or something else was the matter,
and never a gun had opened on the
sangars to throw them about and de-
moralize the natives hiding by many
thousands there when the order came
to storm the heights.
The Gurkahs went first and the two
English regiments followed. AS they
moved out on the plain all the noun
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Perfect Harmony Between Them.
San Francisco Argonaut: When
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LONDON SOCIETY SCANDAL.
Marital Woes OF MI. and Mrs. A
Barclay Walker.

manual WOES OF MT. ana MIS-. a.
Barclay Walker.
London, Dec. 1O.-In the queens
bench division of the high court of JUS
tice today, Mrs. Edith Walker sued her
husband, A. Barclay Walker, the owner
of the well known cutter Ailsa, to re-
cover iewelry valued at $4,000. Coun-
sci for the plaintiff said the jewelry was
given to his client, who was then a
widow, after the engagement.
Afterward, counsel continued, the de-
PENDANT took to drinking, and had de-
lirium tremens. While the couple were
on board the yacht in August, the de
PENDANT, counsel also said, approached
his wife In an excited state, and told
her to go on the streets, adding that
she belonged there. The wife then
commenced proceedings for a separa-
ton. which she obtained, with the
amount of 81, 800 yearly. In the mean
while, according to counsel, the de-
PENDANT obtained possession of the
plaintiffs iewelry, which he refused to
return. The plaintiff confirmed the
statements made by her counsel, and a
verdict was returned in her favor.
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IN THE DARK.

Wake, do you wake in the dark in the
strange far place
Window and door not set like the ones
we knew.
Leaning your face through the dark for
Stretching your arms to the arms that
are far from you,
Even as l through my tears, through
the depths of this darkness do?
Sleep, do you sleep in the house in the
lonely land?
In the lonely room as you sleep does a
step draw near2
Do you moan in your sleep for the hand
that implores your hand?
And wake as the wings OF your lost
dream disappear,
To weep. through the dark, as I through
the outer darkness, here?
Dream. do you dream? All, no! for no
dream viii stay;
Was ever a phantom fond or a vision
kind?
Your dreams eIude you, and fly through
the dark my way,
NV dreams fly forth toward you, whom
they may not find,
They meet in the darkness. but we, in
the darkness. are left behind
Pail Mall Gazette
Perfect Harmony Between Them.
San Francisco Argonaut: When a
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Nevada.

Virginia Enterprise: The taxes have
been paid closer this year than for
years. The total tax roll was SOS, 754 %.
All of this has been paid except $4,000.
Of this latter sum the railroad and two
mining companies owe about $500.
which leaves only a general delinquency
of $500.
Elko Argonaut: 1t is said that duck
hunters on the lake at Granite Point
are making barrels of money. They
ship two tons of dressed ducks to San
Francisco every week, and obtain 1915
per dozen. The hunters are from Cali
fornia.
De Lamar's new theatre will be open
ed on New Years night 1t is a frame
building, 70x34. with 14x20 foot stage.
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BACK TO SPAIN.
Sick and Wounded Soldiers Fill Up
the Colon.

Havana, Dec. 1O.-General Rivera, an in
surgent leader who was captured March
last in the province of Pinar del Rio by
the Spanish troops under General Herman
dez &c elssco, and who was recently par
doned by royal decree sailed today on the
steamer Colon tor Cadiz his home. The
Colon also carries back 20 Spain 500 sick,
wounded and otherwise incapacitated sol
diers.
In the skirmishes OF the last ten days
the Insurgents have lost 1l3 killed and 50
taken prisoners. Eight chiefs and officers
and % armed privdtes have surrendered
to the Spanish.
The Spanish column in the same period
has lost five officers ana - soldiers killed,
with II officers and 110 soldiers wounded.
The insurgents fred cannon shot into
the machinery of the plantation of Mr..
Rigby. an American, III the Manzanillo
district destroying the boilers. They nave
forbidden cane grinding in that neighbor-
mood. under the threat OF burning the
cane fields
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Raccs ut Tnoleside.

san Francisco. Dec. 10.-Results at
Inglesiae:
First Race. Seven Furlongs-B and
" won, Ilufaija second, Les Cerillos
third. Time-1:2255
Second Race, Six Furlongs.-Mont-
gonery Won, O'Conneu second, Lucky
Dos third. Time-1:l53s.
Third Race. lille and Quarter
Howard Mann won. Senator Bland
second. Sweet Eavordale third. Time
2:i55s.
Fourth Race. One Miie.-sweet VIII
lam won, Yule second. The Plutocrat
third. Time-1:a6
Fifth Race, Six Furlongs-Torsida
Won, Or. Harp second, George Lee
third. Time-l:I7.
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TERRIBLB WARNING

Emilio Consalo hanged Antonio Re-
vera and the negro, Osnaan. They went
to Colla2o with money, and a PROPOSE
ton TO .ay Gown his arms, accepting
autonomy. a note was pinned on the
breasts Of the hanged men, announcing
that anyone coming on a similar mis-
sion would meet like fate.
II is reported agthoritatively that on
Sunday tie Spanish gueriilas of Cal
lneaera. near Guantanamo, deserted TO
tie insurgent leader, Rodriguez, with
140OG, $1,000 cartridges and their arms.
Taey were supposed to have numbered
about 80 men
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Bird shootine Contest.

Chicago, Dec. 10.-Fred Gilbert CT
Spirit Lake, Ia. and ]. A. R. Elliott
OF kansas City, who tied with IS birds
each yesterday in their race for the
Dupont trophy, shot Of the tie today
at 70 birds. Elliott killed % straight
Gilbert lest t1yo birds
The match between teams Of ten men
representing Kansas City ana Chicago
began to-day. Six u2ea en- each side
shot at so birds. The Missourians
scored - as against % for Chicago.
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Montana.

The fees received by the secretary of
state for the year were 1928.
Johnnie Harrington, aged u, an ele-
vator boy at the Anaconda mill. was
caught between a car and a tank, and
one side of his Jaw was entirely torn
away He may recover.
The West Gallatin Irrigation COM
pany will build a 20-mile canal next
season, which viii reclaim 10000 acres
in Madison county.
a cattle deal of large proportions
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certain general was camping on the
Lower Mississippi his negro boy, Har-
ry, was one day asked by friend
whether the general was not terribly
annoyed by mosquitoes. mo, sah!"
said Harry; Gin the evenin' Mars
George is so 'toxicated he don't mind
the skeeters, and in the mornin' the
skeeters is so 'toxicated they don t
mind Mars George
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Couldn't Go Back On IT

Judge: Football Captain-We are
sure to lose the game without Peter
by
Half Back-Can't help it. Here's a
certificate saying he is in no. shape to
go on the field
Football Captain-From his physi-
clan?
Half Back-No, from his barber.
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German Sugar Question.

Berlin, Dec. 10.-Baron Won Thiel-
mann said the negotiations for the
abolition OF the sugar bounties were at
a standstill, but the United States tar
iff would, perhaps, have a reviving in
huence. The home consumption of
sugar, the SECRETARY said had increas-
ed, but Germany would have to depend
upon her exDort trade.
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CAPTURED a BURGLAR.

Another burglar was captured last
night, but this time he got safely
away before the arrival of the police.
\ man was seen in a barn belonging
to Mi. Reed, on the corner Of Third
West and North Temple streets. by
Sud Foreman ana some other men.
and they Immediately investigated the
matter. When they entered tha barn,
they found that the man had the har-
ness on two Of the horses and was in
the set Of taking them out Foreman
captured the man and took him out on
the street. Here he was met by night
Waterman Burgess, Who said hat he
was an officer and would hold the man
while they went and teleDh0leG for
The police Foreman sent for the patrol
wagon and ii arrived on The scene soon
after. but the man Vas not there
Burgess said that he had broken away
from him ard he could not stoD him.
John i. Poole was arrested last right
by Officer Hilton or 4 charge OF carry
Ing 4 concealed weapon Poole is G
soidier from Fort Douglas ard got into
.cW ~ Bruce dObIsOu's saiOon on
Commercial street ard was arrested.
Nnen the 3larcr made he arrest he
IoGnd q nurderCus lO1Eiag knife Goa
ceaied n his sleeve. with me made
open.
J. g. Dinwoodc- lcported to the DO
lice taat he had had an ove-eoat
s-olen from him ok he Walker House.
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Wright of Chicago in the opening
match OF the bi-city championship con-
test at Watson's Burnside park today
by a score of a to 0. j. Eich Of Chi
cago also fell down before the super
ior workmanship OF Ed Hickman. an
other Kansas City expert, the score be
lpE e to ~
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UTAH CENTRAL R'Y

Eighth South Streets.
DAIL4 Ih<41No As FOLLOWS:
Leave Arrive.
s. l. City. q a. m. Park City 1890 a. m
Park City, p. m. S. l.. City, Sis D. m
Geo. D. Loonis, Receiver.
f. E. Shafer, General Freight and Pas
senSer Agent
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Hav Dimes With Victoria.

London, Dec 1O-The United States
ambassador. Colonel John Hay, and
Mrs. Hay. viii dine with Queen Vic
toria at Windsor this evening, and will
sleep at the castle tonight
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Coppered.

New York Press: The Raccoon-Dear
boy, lend me half a dollar, will you?
The Polecat-I couldn't possibly
Busted myself
The Raceoon-oh, get out! You're
never without a scent
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ToRruREp BY REBELs.
Spanish Account of the Tnhumanity
Of Inscrractionists

CT 4nsErrecE1on1stS
New York, Dec ia dispatch to the
Herald from Madrid says:
\ stor1a of Indignation has been pro-
vozed here by news OF tortures inflicted
by ths cuban rebels upon inhabitants OF
Guisa, women ana chndren being bound
and burned alive. The details are given
by the lmDarcial a paper by no means
favorable 10 the government . poucy AND
the GcWs IS now oIiclallg col.iirreG.
one o. the ministers says that as far
rs IS known d. present. tne only crime
the unfortunate creatures appear TO nave
been guilty GI Is that they favored the ac-
ceptance Of autonomy.
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MOORE QUIT.

Another man who has quit is Moore.
Moore had p terrible fan during the
afternoon. While going at a high rate
Of speed he crashed into the rail and
cut himself badly. He was carried off
The track almost unconscious. The
shock was too great for his debilitated
condition and Moore Will be seen no
,,,o,-., in ts,s 7,,.ncart 1-apa
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POLICE PROHIBITION.

No Permits For Exhibitions TO the
Big Clubs.
san Francisco. Dec. 10.-The health
and police committee Of the board of
supervisors put the quietus upon the
prize lighting industry in this city for
some time to come today by refusing
to issue any more permits for pugilistic
or physical culture" exhibitions to the
big Gibbs. This disposes of the Critic
1.aNiene. Hawkins Connolly and Smith
Kelly MATCHES.
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A PARTsTAN MURDER.
Mysterious Disappearance of a collec-
tor Cleared Up.

Paris, Dec. 1O.-The mystery of the
disappearance of a bank collector
named Lemare, week ago, has been
explained by the arrest and confession
of a couple named Cerrara, engaged in
the business of growing mushrooms.
Lemare, on Nov. so, called on the Car
raras to collect some money, when the
latter hit him on the head with piece
of iron. killing him. They hid the body
until night, when they threw it into
the furnace used in raising mushrooms.
Lemare had 600 francs on his person
at the time he was killed.
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P0I1CE INsPECTION.

At 4:l0 pm, police inspector Brookes,
with Cautaia Sheehan of the ten
derloin precinct and police surgeons
Palmer. johnson and Nesbitt, entered
The garden. They advanced 10 the
stands occupied by the riders and their
trainers and ordered the bicycle riders
% dismount. one a. time, and sub
MT TO n physical examination. One
after another the riders climbed off
their wheels. They were at once
handed over to the surgeons of the po-
lice department. The pulse and heart
were examined and the temperature
taken.
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Ttalian Cahire+ Comnletod

Rome Dec 1O.-The Marquis di Rudini
has completed the task of constructing
the cabinet Marquis Venesta has accept
ed the foreign office portfolio. The list of
members of the new ministry will be Off
ciallV issued tomorrow
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Great Robbery In Transvaal.

London, Dec. 10.-According to a dis
patch from Gutenberg. in the Transvaal,
a body of armed highwaymen robbed a
mail coach from Pilgrims Rest, about %
miles northeast of Gutenberg, of f12 600
in gold coin and bullion. No arrests had
been made when the dispatch was sent.
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Trick of the Dogs.

Puck: Amateur Sportsman-Your
hounds all appear to be sick.
Backwoodsman-Oh, no. They're
only playln' off sick-they think you
want to borrow EN- to so shootin' with.
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RrCE'S SPIRIT.

Close up to Rice. ard third man,
now that The Frenchman is Sone, is
Skinner, q fellow t0Wnsman Of Mil
Ies. Though he has had several nasty
tumbles during the race, Skinner has
never Cor a moment lost any OF his
pluck or determination He has a lead
Of % miles on Hale, the former cham
pion. and, barring accident, win I'M
doubtedly finish third.
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ONLY FIT TEEN RIDERS
Great Six Day Cycle Race Is Mar
rOwed Down.
RIDERS GETTING CRAZY
ERENCHMAN TAKEN FROM THE
TRACK INSANE.

Another IIan to Quit Was Moore
Wonderful Endurance of Miller,
Who Is In the Lead Nearly a
Hundred Miles-Police Interior
ence-Sporting News.
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TAILS Or IRE DAY.


Cleveland PLAN DeIer: sic had died
with rs boots o. aEe his brethren
Of he pick and IN pan We're CIV
ing him q baTg-up funeral. They had
SCI ASIDE d worthless tact as q GENE
tsl4. &ad noN luey We're about 10 inter
me deYarteo with a.i the scleInnity that
a klondike camp could muster
w "a ~ the SloN-uaced co tege. the pine
boz IN It's midst. Ind -Alkal Ike and
Defringer DICK at its heGd. reached the
cemetery on me lone hillside, il was
found that Placer iete. who had lust
oaeA elected sexton. was stu deepening
me grave Setting down The lonored
burden. The crowd s;3rged forward and
waited n silence fer Pete 10 finish the
t2sh AillaI Ike ard Derr!nger Dick. as
chlet mourLeTs. stcpped To the grave
SIDE a@0 uttered Al rev words of encolr-
agement 70 the planting digger
Sudden. -Alkah Ike StOoued over the
pile Of ois.o1 ged soil He clulched the
arm OF Defrnger Dick. He nurtered a
Word or two The head Of Placer Pete
Wild eyed aud staring. appeared above
the euge 81 the excavation. Then the two
monfnerS turned around ana faced the
crowd IaeN we're pale and excited
Gen lem=n, said Alhali Ike with diff
ncUlty controlling his articulation. this
Yer funeral has got to be POSTPONED to
some more fittin' time and place The
sexton mere has Just struck pay dirt
And then The obsequies wound IN
with Nlld yeI and Il wilder rush
Two days later the eX-cemetery looked
IKE one tremendous grave
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SPANISH LOSS.

in P-naT del Rio province show that
the Spanish loss was more than
claimed The dead or wounded in
clude ore colonel, one major, seven
captains, IL subordinate officers and n
privates. Most of the wounded will
die The rebel less was IA. The rebels
used explosive bullets. Their agents
here admit it,
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SENSATION IN VIENNA
Placards Posted Appealing For the
German Language.
MEANING OF AUGSLEICH
COMPACT EXISTING BETWEEN
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

Patching Up e Peace With Kossuth
of Hungary-German Reichsrath-
British News-Robbery In Trans
vaal-Italian Cabinet Completed
Foreign Briefs.
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Daily time table in effect Sept 20.
Leave Arrive Leave Arrive
Salt Lake. Farming Farming Salt Lake
ton as La tor & La
FOOn. COON.
ZOO q. N. 7.46 a. m. 500 a. m. $40 a. m
600 a. m $40 D. N. 1000 a. m. IO:4O a. m
500 o. m. $40 a. m. 400 p. m. 4:40 p. m.
500 D. m $40 o. m. ZOO o. m. 7:40 D. m
Additional Sunday trains:
Leave Salt Lake IL a. m. and I p. M
Leave Lagoon. 1900 n and p. m.
SIMON BAMBERGER. H. ". EARLY,
Gen Manager Passenger Agent
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NOTICE OF AssEssMFNT.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
of corporation. -Four Aces Mining COM
pany: principal place of business. Salt
Lake City, Utah; location of works. Silver
City. Utah. Juab county. Notice is here
by given that at a meeting of the board
of directors of said company, held on
November Z. 1897 an assessment of one
cent per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation. payable 10
Auerbach building. No 162 South Main
street. Salt Lake City. Utah. at once.
remains unpaid on the 10Th day of De-
cember, 1887 VIII be delinquent on the 2st
day of December. 1897. and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless pay
ment is made before. will be sold on the
9th day of January, 1855, at u o'clock,
noon. at said room 500, Auerbach building
Salt Lake City Utah, to pay the delin-
ouert assessment. together with costs OF
advertising and expenses of sale.
J. R. SLATER
Secretary. Room SEQ. Auerbach Building.
Satt Lake City. Utah.
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wing Shots In Chicago.
,-,,caeo. Dec. lo.-J, Lee Porter, the
xansas CITY wing shot, defeated r w
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The local ticket

The local ticket agent
knows all about the Bur1ing
TONS 'Vestibuled Flyer He
knows when it leaves Denver;
when it reaches Omaha, Chi
cago, Kansas City and St.
Louis; what cars it carries
and where It connects with
trains Of other lines.
When you get ready to go
east see h i'm.
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Secretary Room 500. Auerbach Building.
Salt Lake City. Utah.

The above date for the sale of de-
lincuent stock is postponed and extended
from January 9Th. 1898 TO January 18th
1855. at 70 o'clock noon of the last named
dav at the same place as stated above
BY order of the board OF directors made
this list day of December. 1897.
J. r. SLATER, SecretaEKa
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To Cure a Cold in One Dav

10 cure q SO1Q IL OAt lay
Take Laxative BrOmo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if il
fails to cure. Csc. The genuine has l.
B. 0. on each tablet.
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FIGHTs NEAR RAyANA.

Juan Delgados' party lately attack
Ell santiago de Las Vegas, near Ha
vana. The place had three companies
VI gUerillas and an Infantry column,
There was a hot fight for three hours
The Insurgents did not enter the town
The Spanish losses were heavy; those
of the rebels are not known.
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80 scoRE THIs MoRNING.
The score at 2:15 a. m:

The score at 2:15 a. m:
miller 1912; Rice 1925; Schinneer,
: soc. Pivierre. 1.746.6; Hale. l.u76;
5 5T9Ii7er. 1855; Pierce, 1897; Elkes,
5sos. Golden. 1.546.S; Cannon, 152S.4;
Moore Moore 1856: Kinse, LAPS; Julius, 1929;
4seaeor,1. l,l25.S; Johnson, 1,ll2.S; Gray,
,660.3- -, .,,os otao5 90 t,,o -.
ord for. 122 hours.
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New York, Dec 1O-The great six
days bicycle race at Madison Square
garden has narrowed itself down to 10
riders. Miller st:n retains a lead Of
nearly a hundred miles over Rice, the
Wilkesbarre miner. At midnight he
was something like 2S5 miles ahead of
the worlds record. and with q hours
to spare he had covered a distance up
to within lew miles of the great rec
ord which was made by Hale last
wear. 900 miles
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". F. MCMILLAN, General Agent,

No. 214 South, West Temple St,
Oregon Short Line Building,
Salt Lake City.