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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
What Mr.. Peck Says of the Appoint
ments Thus Far Made,


In regard to the appointments made in
connection with the Paris exposition, Com
missioner Peck. who is now in this city,
says that ability and fitness are above geo.
graphical and political considerations in
making selections. He adds:
The organization, as created provides
for eleven exhibit departments. In these
eleven departments two heads have been
selected from Illinois, men who made rec
ords In the same capacities in the Column
bian exposition, and six have been ap-
pointed outside of Illinois. from the mid
die states. New England, Ohio and the Dis
trict of Columbia. Three are yet to be
appointed. two of whom. at least, will be
selected from the east. OF all the sub
ordinates, including stenographers, minor
clerks, messengers, &c, more than two
thirds come from outside of Chicago"
Yesterday Commissioner General Peck ap-
pointed Howard j. Rogers of Albany, N. Y.
to be director of the department of educa-
ton and social economy, and f. p Sheldon
of Providence, r. l., director of the depart
ment of textiles.
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THE SEASONS RACING.

Dates Assigned for Eastern Meet
fngs by the Jockey Club.
The following dates have been assigned
by the Jockey Club for race meetings in
1893:
Washington Jockey Club, spring meeting
April to April To- Autumn meeting, No
vember IL to November 30.
Queens County Jockey Club spring meet
ing, April II to May 4. Autumn meeting,
October % to November Z.
Westchester Racing Association spring
meeting. May to May 25. Autumn meet
ing, October to October 81.
Brooklyn Jockey Club spring meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17
CITY HOMES FULL OF CONSUMPTION.
DEATH THE LANDLORD
AND THE RENT HE ASKS.

Consumption in 1871 houses
out of .S2S observed.
This was In the Fourth and
Sixth Wards for five years.
Percentage of deaths was 22.94
from the dread malady.
In nineteen streets in the Sixth
Ward in three years 1.94
deaths per house.
In 1929 people in the Fourth
Ward 541 cases in one year.
In 14,479 houses in five years
1851 cases of consumption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17
SAENGFRRUND.

The last game was as fine contest as
has ever been played in the league. Not
until the last player had bowled was the
result beyond doubt. Business Men had a
good lead at the close of the second, Saen-
gers leading slightly at the end of the half.
The visiting team had the best of it by
two pins in the seventh, but from that point
Saengers bowled with but two breaks.
Business Men deserve credit for the excel
lent spare work of the team.
The score of third game:
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RIIS MEMS CLuR.
SAENGERBUND.

Totals. 8 % T55 Totals. II e4s
Hanold and Jorss both slumped in their
work in the second game, the result being
that the Saengers barely secured a seven
hundred total. While the opposing team
improved on its work of the previous game.
they were again defeated, Saengerbund
having twenty pins to the good.
The score of second game:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17
Basket Rail.

There will be a game of basket ball to-
night between the Queer Wheelmen and
Washington Athletic Club teams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17

Totals. III 20 s24 Totals. 80 s12
The Carroll Institute players will visit the
Washington Athletic Club tomorrow.
Standing of the clubs follows:
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Policeman Fined,

Policeman ]. F. Bruce, having been found
guilty OF neglect of duty last MONTH has
been fined $ by order of the District Com
missioners. and warned that if again found
guilty of the offense he will be removed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-17

May q to June 10. Autumn meeting, Sep
TENDER II to September 80.
Coney Island Jockey Club summer meet
ing, June IL to July 4. Autumn meeting,
August 26 to September 8.
Brighton Beach Racing Association, July
5 to August 8.
Saratoga Association. July IS to August
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FRIENDLY TOWARD CORNELL.


ment for a Race.
A conference of the Harvard and Yale
rowing authorities was held at the Hotel
Vendome, in Boston, yesterday afternoon.
President Preston and Capt. Allen of the
Yale navy and Capt. Higginson and Man
ager Mann of Harvard were the conferees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29
BACK FROM DENVER.
Judge Colborn and Wife Return from
the Colorado Metropolis.

Judge and Mrs. y. y. coiborn re-
turned Thursday nigh, from Denver
where they attended needing OF the
Syndicate Investment company. own
erH Of Proportion Place. AZ the meet
ing the stockholders discussed matters
relative 60 the future policy Of the
company, and n was all but decided.
says the Judge. to extensively Improve
that section. the promoters believing
that the removal 81 the University to
the east bench will make " choice
residence spot. In all probability the
company will erect number Of nne
residences and also get permission 10
pave Fort Douglas avenue. which II
half "a milo long and 100 feet Wide. The
company will mcct again on Jun" int.
at which time plans for improvements
will be submitted.
Judge Coiborn says Denver and Col-
orado are Interested IN Utah and their
capitalists are fast getting into the
mine. here. lie says the sale of the
Highland BOY for fia,00oooo carries
with IL some weight. aa n was colo-
rndo man--Mr. Newhoun.-who on
gineercd the big deal. The sum y
q 600 900 In excess 81 the nnurc received
hy W, =. Rtrntton for the Independence,
and demontratsr TO Colorado people.
that this state has u few good MINING
properties nj any rate.
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FEDERAL TIMBER SUITS.
4. q. Western. souihworth Bros. A
T.. welby and Deal Bros. Sued.

-Four timber suits were filed In the
Federal court yesterday. by which the
government expects To recover tlo.-
s1s.si.
The hrst Il against the Rio Orande
Western hallway company and a. y.
Melhy. and Il brought 10 recover tgs,-
sli.eA the alleged value % sgiis ties
@i,tss feet u squared timber and bsS
pieces Of piilng, claimed Ito have bccn
cut from government land In Waaatch
and Carbon counties In isss.
The hecund suit II against the Rio
urnnie Western. aouthworth bros.
Mercantile company 4. y. wciby and
W. w houihwurth. In this action u IL
alleged that the defendants cut timber
valued nj fiici from Maaatch and
carbon counties In 1891. and sawed the
same irio lumber.
yuii No, u against the Rio Grande
Western. A. q. welby aud Deal ilroa.
a Mendenhnli. Ia recover i7.3isGg for
timber cut IN Hevier. Pluto and Oar-
held Counties In 1891.
Tie fourth complaint IL against
ftuihwofth liroa, and W. ". i1uih-
worth, ~ this action timber 90 the
value Of = s!a0i Il alleged 60 have heen
s,ii NJ Carbon and Utah counties IN
W. IN zach ~ the four eases the To-
c'.eiN Or he product " also pru yra.
Iho conn lalnta arr all sworn 10 ~
Iohn fisdfvf, special agent - III
general land ofilcr. and are prnsssutrd
y, lnliri States District A.gcrneS
Mhltteu0te
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COUNTY WILL SELL LOTS.
Realty Acquired by Tax Sales TO be
Disposed Of.

Cc.n,y rr,i crty bought In past ,carr
ut ton sales will be sold early uex.
month. Aipu; 5000 pieces haze icon
LISTED ~ ,oiIJ clerk Dunb,ss cfiee
and will be advertised at the next meet
ing Of the county commissioners.
n the Gays Of heavy al cs'r'e
r.tuniaiiou IN hls city II was tic GUS
tom Of the tax collectors to sell prop
si'y iot tnraid taxes and 10 tcscil .i,s
funrwiHg year. 90 M TO get the c,,'r.
which were heavy In those days and
which amounted up to respectable
sums.
The county may have difficulty In So
curing a purchaser unless the costs
are scaled down. The board OF coun-
~ commissioners win decide NJ It's next
meeting whether or not u will be adj
visabie TO do this. 1iy n recent decision
" Judge Rcinpp at ogden II hiss been
held that the county has right TO NJ
n minimum price - aa TO Include the
taxes and costs without accrued inter
ct. but In many cases u VIII probably
be considered advisable 10 reduce this
minimum 90 that the property may be
gotten rid o.
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SOCIAL CLUB NOTES.

The officers u the ReviewcrS' CLUB
and the members OF the program com.
mlttsc for the enHuing year VIII tncv,
with Mrs, g, u. Moon. ais Thirteenth
Fast. Monday. May LIST, at " oeioeh'
and adjournment VIII De tnsen " s'a
son 90 attend the regular meeting OF
the inquircra. TO be held az ATS
piummcra later.
A birthday surprise party was given
al The rcAilencc u Mr.. and MIS-. i.ot
enso nccaley. ssi south seventh Ena'
street, last nlTht. In honor OF ar y,
us,si.y. Their Was q large turnout OF
he indy'a friends and the evening was
sp.nt In card playing and other Hainrs,
a.. Henry Snyder took ntut pflse w
m. gam. of progressive high nV.. anu
prod Mugglerton captured inc poouy
prize. Durlng the cyenins ns"s Nv.
iightfui music was aiseSu' 49,, n
Al pavIs. MN Phillips. john james
snd Tiiiah ON. There was also some
INSTRUMENTAL music furnirhcd by Mrs.
i,rrnEo ue.sley, WIN Phillips ana
ncli il.cnlcy. 4 splendid fcpast W..
served about II o'clock an dat mldnisns
the crowd dlrps,sed,, o,n III n,.e J"J Jr. and
Mrs. q. H. Cotton. Mrs. Bessiey WIS
handsome presents
they. l.. N. l. 4. Of the fifth ward
cav. a nurprisc party In the ward meet,
me house last evening 10 Mrs, Whihn,
Jerram, who with her husband anu
me Harder family leave on MONDAY
next FOR Canada. The hall was nloe>
arranged Tor tho occasion. and the ru'
ripirnt was completely nonplussed al
the farewell accorded her. purinf
Inc evening nice program was ren.
! dered and rcfrcshmontH partaken %
while Mrs Terrain received the best
wishes II her friends for her futur'
welfare IN her new home.
The Misses ollie and i.uella Miliei
gave very pleasant party last evenihi
| I'M honor ~ Miss Nelson OF III wva
First South street, About twenty
/ couples were present ana all had
thoroughly enjoyable time.
Mlsa Teenn McAlllHter gave n saimn
gunde party al home, GO Center street
| last evening. About twenty % tn
young lndN's friends enjoyed them
selves until n late hour. Miss Fannil
Farnoa and Mr., WIN we,Eel were TN
prize winners,
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COUNCIL NAMES A FIGURE.
Decides 70 Sell The Old City Hall Conner for
The Sum Of SOS, 900.


Al last nights special meeting OF the
city Council Il was decided by a vote
OF 10 TO 60 sell the old city hall cor
ner 10 George a. Lowe for the sum OF
$4,000. MIR. Lowe l. the head Of n
syndicate that VIII offer the property
TO the government nA site for the new
Federal building. The corner has 1876
feet frontage on First South and i65
on state street. The municipality Will
reserve twelve feet Of the First South
street frontage. and Il IL proposed to
increase the State street frontage to
lso feet by the purchase Of fifteen feet
from the stevens estate ON the south
All the members Of the Council were
present except Councilman Morris.
Ihore present In behalf Of the intend
ing purchasers were. George a. Lowe.
n. w. Clayton. 4. ". Young. Jesse Lit
Tie and j. a. rritch. There was con.
siderable discussion on the question to
sell and much said about real estate
Nauet. Allen moved that the city sell
the lot. iseSiss. for tsa.o0o Those OPP
posed TO the sale wcru Callintcr. ROM
ncy. Weller and Harness.
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Average. w To Date.


Philadelphia. April ss.-captain coah-
Ian. Lieutenant Commander Thomas
W. Phelps and other officers OF the
United states cruiser Raleigh. which
came here To participate In the ecrc-
monies attending the unwilling OF the
Grant monument and Dewey day, VIII
messed todhy'H National league game
between tho Philllea and iiostonH. IN"
Manila heroes saw two innings bcforo
their presence became generally known,
and then they received an ovation. The
players Of both clubs lined up across
the pitchers box and gave three cheers,
In which thoy were Joined by nearly o..
900 spectators. Captain coshihii hnu
Commander Phelps rosc ana bowed
their acknowledgements OF the courte-
~. After the game the naval hvf"cs
were surrounded by tho crowd ANA
chccfcd Ia the echo.
The game was n beauuful "xhibitlon
OF baseball. orth, who pitohcd TOT ihe
Phllilea, was inyinciblc, htahl making
liuftun'n only hit OF consequence,
double. Two OF Nichols balsss ON balll
resulted In runs for tho rhiilicH. The
feldlng OF both teams was almost per-
~" II. II. ~
iiuatnn ..... -. -. ...ssssssss
Philadelphia go. ..,.. .'.s'''''
natteries-Nioholn and Clarke; ortf
and Daughlans.
tendance, t.tis.
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TnE wiScIikn DAM.
They Have Beea Reduced Ia Price and
May sell st -s.5o


Mr.. T.. 4. wl,chcr Vice. Prcst. and
Secretary NJ the witchcr pam Co, who
operates In Utah. Idaho, Arizona and
Montana, Il now IN the city comforting
With the Coop. WAGON co. regarding
the noted dam which has been patent
ed under hts name: an Important de-
cialon has Just been reached by Mr..
Witcher. by which the dams will heri-
nIter be rctailcd nj $50 each In Utah.
The thousands 81 farmers and ranchers
who have decided the usefulness Of the
Witchcr Dam In the West will no doubt
be highly pleased at thi. decision. Mr.
Witchcr says the use OF the dams IL
constantly spreading. the sales for 1877
\ having amounted TO more than ten
thousand. These dams are cffectins
a revolution In Irrigation. na they In
simultaneously dam up water In bitches
feet wide and less. They are COM
posed OF a large piece u canvass Sc
secured on one edge 10 beam % pole
which spans the ditch. the aide ,1Ecu
aro laid on the banks. while the hTNor
edge lies across the bottom u the d'lrh
or canal. the front II ndIuatai'y
Topped up 10 rope In the middle. rceu.
iatlng the water 20 n prcdetcrmln,i
stage. and causing II 60 pass through
a branch ditch or canal. with II boz
can do the work u three or four men.
Mr.. wltcher has had some thoughts Of
taking icEai proceedings against ranch-
crs and farmers who have been urina
an imitation Of his dam. and prominent
lawycp here have advised him that
anyone constructing n dam % pole and
sacks. or using horse blankets OF
wagon covers nH dams. IL infringing on
tho witchcr patents. but h. thinks now
that A. the price has been reduced tho
| infrinrcmonts will cease. ne the dnmi
| will b. brought within the reach Of all
lie II making contracts IN the dlnervn'
counties for sale % the dams, and M
city.
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To.dag'S Metals.
sa,fR. BAR o. IN
LEAD. $40
CASING c0rrfR. i6 81 cents o 10.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The pamphlets containing inc v,rp .,.
tim account o. the proceedings o. w
last conference are now ready ~ ,n,
"Newr' Office. They make ~ pake- NJ
are sold NJ ID cents pct .ppy. WIN
special rates TO agents ana ueaierr'
,...a, ~ On, TvcntIeth ward
~, w -. 49, |" ,e,sic,i rntrrtainment
SUM- 49,, 4, IN. assernbiy hall OF
~, ,,s,i n.xt Wednesday evening
mat Ns'H ft..t. 'rh,rnaa. tc,iwnr,i.
MAD ~ ~, ~ ,,,i,- pr.s II n paynes
ite'. -. 49, ~ Inc ur.rran.
anu "'"e'H
The many friends Of Mr. Edgar kcs-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29
JURORS SELECTED
For Service In United States Courts
for May Term.

The following named Jurors have been
selected for the May term u the Fed
crnl court George u. Lee. blns-
ham. ~. %. johnson. Sandy. George ~
nldweii. W. y. Cole. W. =. barnes
George ~. fngham. Edgar o. hest. a.
q, nrixen, George Calder. ". J.. Tracey
~. r, Foulger. g. N. Wood. Y. II.
Farnrwofth. W. y. Earis. Grant iiamp.
ton, e. y. Gon-. g. n. johnson, Joseph
~. Matsot. James q. Mcdonald. !.
- =. spencer. J. r. Axton. Salt Lake
city. a..
The names were selected by clerk
fletcher and Jury Commissioner John
.. cutler. The term ~ court opens
next Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29
FRFE NORMAL SCHOLARSHIP
State Superintendent Park Makes an
Apporiionmcnt for Next Year.

~ lo.n r. Park. acting In he "a
pseliy 81 state superintendent " pub
lie Instruction, has completed the APP
porilonment Of free normal scholar
ships for the University The appor-
uonmont which Il precisely the same
a. that OF one ycnr ago, IL ns follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29
SALT LAKES NEW HOTEL.
Tho Kenyon to he Enlsrged-ss,eoiy Ads
ditiousi Rooms With Hath.

The cnyiable reputation and unqunll-
fed success attained for Don Portsr'a
elegant new hotel. The Kenyon. has
warranted a large seventy room addi-
tlon, which IN now In course OF con-
niruclion and will be- pushed immedl-
ately to completion. The great nuc-
cess OF The Kenyon II the result Of
the favorable impression always made
with each guest The excellent table
and home-llke air that pervadcs u IN
Invariably praised by all. The
company owning the Kenyon Il
the Orocrbeck Company. John Henry
ton, Vice President. g. II. Felt. Sec
rstary, They. with o. ]. Salisbury.
Hebsr J. Grant. stephen Hayes. George
81. powney and J. ]. DAILY constitute
the Hoard VI Directors.
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wrrm rmr mo MEN.
Naval usrce. View Good Game at rhiis'
dsiphis Hall Grounds.

Boston. In the game against Philadel-
phla yesterday. failed to score a notch.
owing 10 tho pitching u orth who was
practically inyincible. consequently.
when the game closed the men Of In
tcllcct dropped from third place among
the craokerJack-. to that u a tie with
brooklyn for fourth rank. AZ New
York the baltimore. brooklyn game de-
yelopcd into q smuggling match that
lasted thrcc hours ana only closed on
account OF darkness settling down. nye
pitchers were worn out ana the Hrvok.
iyna showed a very nnp-rhod Held that
eventually lost them the game. ~.
Louis rtili leads the Hat. their game
with IitisburE yesterday was n fore
gone conclusion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

on Monday, May LIST, at 1880 q. m.
No. 2is A.. Second South, nne lot OF
household Goods, oak Pnrlor Bet BOOK
case and Desk combined, ilne oak
Rockers. French Clock. brussels and
other Carpets and Rugs, aidoboard,
Extension Table and Leather suite
Dining chairs. linse burner, iine lsca'
Their Covered Couch. cost 800, two hnc
bedroom sets, springs ana Mattresses,
Chinonnior, Toilet sets, Chairs ana
Rockers. Cook stove with hot water
connections, lot China, Glass and Sil-
YorWarc, Lace Curtains ana PorilereHi
Refrigerator lot Mason Jars, Kitchen
Utensils, etc,
X. A. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
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Arv necessarily people Of excellent
Judgment. taste and refinement. In
travelling they demand thu best service
obtainabie and the llberality with
which they patronirc the Union
Pacific IL one OF the bes, proof.
II that lines superiority, Ticket Of
nee "oid Stand" cot Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29
REWARD.

rive dollars reward win be paid by
''The Union Light a Power Co" for In
formation that viii lead TO tile arrest
and conviction OF any person found
moicatlng the Electric Arc LAMP
rLoHt.s, Are Lamps, Transformers.
POLES. wlres. or other property Of the
~ IL y CAMPBELL. Manager.
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OESIRET EVENINGNEWS
Top,Y's WEATHER REPORT.

w,.,h.r rcpor, showing observa-
lions nt a. m. today o. q. ,.,r,.r.
XII, Lake-Barometcr. 2'.,s. ,eiIi l,,,,
,,nss "a; minimum. IS; wind calm
''J forecast for Utah made ~ san
t.,anc,sco FOR 20 hours ending y ~
tomorrow ....,.,.. c,a,,ner
tonight. ,. q, ca, t.s,n.
f.e.i forccast for salt Lake city and
.,nclrity Tor % hours ending tomorrow
rsir tonight and sunday warmer
'on'F"' l.. II. MURDOCH.
section Director. Weather bureau
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

We manufacture Ice from pure dis
tilted water clear hA Crystal. pro.
nounced by all Physicians to be nbao-
lut.ly free from germs 81 any Kind.
Lake Ice Co. Telephone q. J. c.
INneh. manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters,
Lump. Nut and Slack.
Anthracite. all sizes.
u. J. SHARP. Agent.
% South. Main. Telephone. t2o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

A Few me-. men aud teams arr
needed 10 make up carload. which viii
leave this witty about May iut. Apply TO
II. e. Jacobs. 40 Fourth Street, sait
Lake city.
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the game. they were wild and ineffec.
tive. so the local team won. Attend
ance. 800. Score.
Washington -. .. .... ILL
New York &C.. .. 80. ........N o
pattcrics-weyhlng and Mcclure;
carrlck. scacrist, coakicy and Grady.
umpircs-Hunt and Connolly
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lions SAVINGS BANK and rrus,
Co. the oldest and largest savings
bank In Utah. pays per cent intercat
or n OF thouaanda. HtArt an account.
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st.l,rr vllODutrItl

our Night Robes and JaiamaA Fun
line brown. Terry A Woodruff Co, 100
Main 81.
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sunday, April 30, 1899. via o. $. L., TO
Mercur and Tintic Round trip, q.
Train leaves At am.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

Interest paid on savings. Francis
Armstrong. prcat.. Y. w. Madsen. vice.
trest., J. T.. caine. cashier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

New York. April ss.-when the BAL
timorcs had scored two runs In tho
ninth today. Carney called the game ON
account Of darkness. after nearly three
hours' play, tho orioles winning by "
To N on even ininsu. IL was u smuggling
match. In which hNe pitchers WY
an Injury SUSTAINED In sliding 10 see.
onl The nrookiyns ncidsd raggedly
FI,rrcll's throwing being especially on
color. The BaltlmotNr stole bases az
viii. McDann made the frst nom" run
of the season here. with two men on
II. n. ~
baltimore 80. 80 80 ''''",
brooklyn ss.,. 80 80 ''ss''s''' ~
natterles-IIoweil. Miller aud Robin
non, McJames, Dunn, CASTOR anu var
iimplrcs-oanney and Andrews At
tendance, 5000.
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Baseball Notes Regarding Home
and Foreign Mines.
Y. NJ. c. A. VS.. SHORT LINERS
Personnel In This Afternoon. Game
standing Of the tig Clubs
In the East.

This afternoon a; $3.50 the Y. NJ. c. A.
and Short Line mines viii NEE, In their
frat game on the University campus.
The Short Lines say they have not h ad
enough practice yet. bu, will cndcavor
to make It interesting for the Chris
tians nevertheless.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

Houston Real Estate Investment Co,
viii move to su =, Main 81, May lat.
first door north " Walker House,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

Houston Real Estate Investment Co.
moves May LIST 10 ~ :. Main It,, nrst
door north OF Walker House.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

Have you visited the standard Dress
Cutting Academy. at asS south Maiaf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-29

We are pleased TO advise our custom
crr that we can supply them with
Diamond Coal again. Phone iss
THOs. ~. HOLT. city Agent.