The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-27

Park City, Utah June 2s.-Manager
Woodruff of the Parks has arranged
with the managers of the Fort Douglas
Browns and Jubilee teams of Salt Lake
for series of games in the month of
July The first game will be Parks VS..
Jubilees, at Salt Lake July 4; second
game Parks VS. Fort Douglas Browns,
at Park City, July 5, for a S75 purse
The third game, Jubilees VS.. Parks, at
Park City July IL This last game is
TO be benefit for Parks pitcher, Rhea
j. darkness, now in St. Marks hos
pitaL 1 learn today from Manager
Woodruff that the management of the
JWbilees was informed of the desire of
the Parks TO give their unfortunate
pitcher a benefit, that a message was
phoned him at once offering the service
Of the Jubilees and making the further
liberal offer to pay their own expenses
and donate their share of the receipts
TO the benefit. That is an example Of
liberality and fraternity worthy Of the
highest commentator. Poor Hardness,
or -Old Hoss," as he is Familiarity
known by all the people of this camp,
is worthy of all that can be done for
him. Were conditions reversed no man
would be more ready than he to lend
all the assistance that he could and
lilb4G -Lldli HIS tlIlAbtQ SNbCk III -Ai4S
worlds goods would justify. He is a
man every inch. : man whose life
light Of joy was always TO help those in
need and bid the weak be strong. IF
the game takes place as ii is now
agreed il shall, on July II. predict the
largest Concourse OF people that ever
before assembled to witness a ball game
at Park City. Weather propitious, pre-
dict the presence of 5000 people. For
when ii comes to do an act of pity or
charity to helD Gods needy children
the purse strings of Utah's people al
ways fly open. The Utah Central will
run special excursion trains on that
date, giving very low fare. Thus will be
given TO Salt Lake people an oDpor-
tunity for a pleasant outing on a rail
road which passes through the most
picturesque section of this Walled
Treasury of the Gods" see a speedy
ball game, contribute to the noblest
cause that a contribution could be made
to assuege the patient on the bed of
pain-and return to their homes all in
one day, almost between the rising and
going down Of the same sun Salt Lake
people naturally expect large number
of our Park City people to visit them
during the jubilee, and spend our
mOney with them as we have alwa-Ts
done in the past.
Here is an opportunity for reciprocity.
4 IDpt ~ DE &Dlt 10 announce 20 the
world through The Herald on the morn
ing Of July u that 10000 Salt Lakars
visited Park City July Ii and attended
the benefit game played by the Jubilees
and Parks for old Hoss' Hardness.
Beaconsfeld lodge 3S3 Sons OF ST.
George, installc d a new roster of officers
last night. J. Il. Granville. d. D W. G.
p, the installing officer. conducted the
ceremonies with rare tact and skill. The
new officers are; Harry Ivey, W. p;
Joseph RCsevear. w. V. P: Joseph
Lanyon, w. F.; William Allen. ". NJ:
John T. Williams, W y. Nj; Z. Waters
w. c.. W. II. Harris. W. a. S: John
Waters. W. /. s: George Mancarron,
w. O. 5. Fred Stevens w. T.
The installation over, the lodge re-
solved itself into :ubilating assem-
h.aze in honor of Queen Victoria,
whose diamond jubilee was being cele-
DRAFTED at the same time in the old
country, which has stiii a warm place
in the hearts of her children wherever
they dwell on Gods green f0otstOol. /
Yielding not one jOt in their allegiance
TO their adopted country they have not
nor never shall while life remains. for
get the land under whose institutions
their fathers hourished and in whose
soil they lie waiting the Judgement day
Beac0nsheld lodge. Sons Of St. George. /
IS in fairly prosperous condition.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Colonel Horace Baker secretary OF
the independence day celebration
finance committee rec ived a check this
morning from the Sal; Lake brewery
for $50 as jhaJ institution 5 contribution
10 their friends. That institution.
through its gentlemanlY agent. Dan 4
McPolin. is in the enjoyment Of a lucra-
tive trade in Park City. Heber and
other adjacent towns. This substantial {
donation shall not pass unnoticed by
PARK City people without the recogni- !
ton it merits.
D. P Felt. editor of the SDrinsville .
Independent and president Of The Utah .
Press association. is visiting relatives
at Park City today. preparatory TO his 7
departure on his mission in middle Ten /
nessee in August. L ne is as successful /
in TIE missionary field as he has been