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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1892

ago. resulting IN blood poisoning. is
now out ~ danger
From washington comes the early
| declaration that Arlle Lntham'a 1900
/ calling and Empirical election Is sure.
Georgetown college expects Phil King
| 10 return TO Washington and drill It's
base ball team next spring.
The Toledo club has signed Third
naaemnn W. 3. Alexander 10 replace
jerry McDonuugh. deceased. next sea-
son.
Manager "Phenom" Smith has signed
Pitched Dannchowcr OF Philadelphia
Cor bis Norfolk club Tor next season.
Freeman OF the Washington was the
only player who participated in every
one OF the ii5 games III that club.
Here - coincidence; Jimmy bar
rctt ranks seventh among the hlttefs
ln two leagues. His National output Is
.iit, while Bile Western was only 1871.
Davis ~ Minneapolis. who has been
drafted ly Louisville. made more hits
und scored more runs than any out
FIELDER In the Weston league this year.
10 H said that the pitisbufg club
would like 20 secure N. Roy Jackson.
captain VI the Duqucsne foot bail team.
tu play second base next season.
Toledo fans. who mourn Tor 90, as
rhyN.nted Jerry Mcppnuugh, ARE TO
give benefit masquerade ball Cor the
parents of the dead swamp ANGEL
The piuabufg club On said To be- nf-
ter 'skOl' Roach, the Chlraro pitcher
who pitched one good game Tor tho
cowboys this year and then was re-
Go1tgo stalllngs ls now looking after
pugllnur Interests ln Detroit same as
llHt winter. lie lH manager and match.
maker 40 la fHnHIHNfmaH NHNHHHHH HNftL
Muncie. Indiana. wants 90 break into
th' Interstate league next season. 10
mieit prove q better city than SPRING.
Held vt columhla-lt could De- no worse.
Folhnch says De- VIII drop bowling this
winter Dc INDUCED freely ln this exc
Crclse last winter aud ia 0f the opinion
that u ala not do him any particular
EUud.
Manager shnnig announce the FOL.
lowing signatures TO Allentown con-
tracts for noxt years koriin. Lcutcn-
berg, Tom Dclhhlnty. Mills. News.
Stuh. and Mediums.
my Hoy OF the LoulHvlilcs cole
hrAtod tho ntHt anniversary OF his mar.
rinHc on october 2O lie H. spending
the winter in Cincinnati as guest OF
the Sterling hotel,
catcher Joe surdon says the report
that the Cleveland players have not
bftu pMl thoif salaries 10 full IL untrue
and that nll the players have received
their money
Director Conant Of Boston says that
the Boston club win not make any
trades before the lcauie meeting. when
uu ennrt VIII be- made 60 land now
mort stop ana second blaeman.
President Hart of the Chicago club
VIII start west some time next week
Co mako arrangements Tor tho spring
practice uf the Chlcngos il New Mex
.ru and Tor the subsequent tour of the
Pacific coast
Outneldor Frank =. Butler whose
hand was mnnEicd last July by n giant
ufrcrucker. says the injured member
bias come round $40 rlght. thus onnb-
Inns him Co play BAN Hlsiiu ucNt year
ilo Dr. wintcr.ug in savannah. un.
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Wulcott Tho latter o. moro than will
Ing 90 iight the syrucualn,
Eddie Connolly wants 90 tackle Mltty
Matthews again. Connolly. according
90 nll accounts. should have had tho de-
ulsluu instead ~ being given a draw
with Matthews in their recent tncuuu-
ter
sam Fitzpatrick has received another
offer 90 take kid Luyigne to England
to night Dick nurgc. iay.gnc Dr. rull
popular un the other side of the Attain
ne. despite hla recent bad luck in the
ring.
Despite his many defeats IN this couu-
Try lillly Edwards the Australian wei.
torwc|ght, u out with % challenge 20
moot any ii5-pounder IN the world,
John L. sullivan atll udhrrcs 60 his
refusal TO give any opinion on the OUT
come nf the Shnrkry-I rnrlHs nght. ua
b" SAYS both men nrc inr fellows and
good friends N hia.
Jack McClellani. the opcl, Plttaburg
fcuthDrWClrht, wants Co arrange u 90
round contest with Tommy white. to
he held loo the Smoky city ln the near
future,
Jimmy Scranton. the pittsburg mid
dluWolght whose jaw was broken In a
I.N'ul Nhhi Win lilIlN Suit ut Denver,
colo, and who has been Zoo % hospital
eyer Since ia ruplAly recovering. and
expects i1 b, out in "a couple of weeks.
Gus nuhlln and Ed punkhorHt. tho
eastern hguyy-wclEhts. have signed 10
huN % rounds before the youngstown
Athletic club uf fltHbufg, Pa, within
thg next three weeks.
An Goo details have been arranged
Tor thu Nuhgr- Mccoy nuht az Cuu0y
Island and they viii positively meet on
November 3O This is the hardest task
tho kil las yet undertaken with tho
exception OF his argument with Tom
shlrkry,
nlny Gordon. tho Hartford light
wulEht who o. now lu England hns
been matched 90 box owen Sweeney
the British crack before the National
Sporting club ou December g.
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Of end rush, a position that requires "a
peculiar nduptnhllty that 10 i8 1imcult
Co IND. To be un ideal end n man
must have experience but the physical
requisites are wlry nature with an
ability TO sprint fasier than any other
member OF tho tdaui As "a result ls lH
generally found advisable TO cor. ldor
speed rather than weight ln PICKING a.
man fUr this position. In whatever
kind of play the Cnl is engaged. how
ever. his task a. most Hfdu0ua. ITO
must assist his tncbl0 Zoo bringing down
opposing runners and De- must be on
the alert for "a flmhicd ball When o.
ia fumhiod be- must spring upon % with
the nvldity Of tlgcr he must sprint
ile must meet the Interference % the
opposing line ana Do has equally ua lm.
r0rtnni roles to play whether Dc be-
called upon for offensive or defensive
work.
such ore the requisite parts uf "a first
class football team and when such ma
tcfnl uH that which has been suggested
bias been obtained % rost7 entirely with
tho coach ana the captain fn mould %
into shape 90 make tho most acceptable
appearance upon The ntil.
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1 God forbid. we command and forbid,
on behalf uf the king. under pain of im-
! rrinunmunt. such game 60 De- used in
the city Tor thc future This lnhibl-
lion was published 90 The year 1915.
| According 20 Mt Hutton nu act oi
parliament In Scotland DO the early
| part N the fifteenth century forbade
the playing OF football under % penalty
| q 20 ehiilngs b0caure playing the game
/ kept the men away from the more use
/ COL bow ana arrow practice.
a quotation from Sir Thomas Eiyot
IN The year 1861 runs uke thiH. Foot
haip wherein o. notifying but he1H.e.
lyc fury ana cNtrcme violence. whereot
proccdeth hurto. and consequently rnn-
CQur ANA malice doe rrulNuH Win
them that he wounded. wherefore 70 10
Co. Do puf 10 perpetual silence.
The ratharer ~ these football li'cr-
ury curi11 found Boz Philip Stuhbs
"Anaiomle OF AhurUs" H description 90
o. game NJ football which must have
taken place between two rival college
bail may better De- called lfht th1u 70
I play ur recreation and that 10 Dr. moro
like bloody and numbering practice
than a pnetimc. For du1'h not cFory-
one Bye in walEht Cor h.n alvoraarie.
seeking Co overthrow hlu uui Co plckc
him on hla nose though 10 Dr. upon
hard rtorDD." The writer Gays that 'hy
thls means nscii1. backs. lor and arms
nru hrukcni aumrt|mcH ih. oYal start
out ANA slmriIm.f tha n0HH guah out
with blood" CUHiuuInE De- Gays
'1hgy have ths rIa|sHt tu meet one bee.
twixt two. Co I1fHs him against
him under tho short r.nhrs with their
rrlnod nHta. and with thr.r knees Co
catch upon the bin. and tI pick him ON
hla nook with re- hundred Hueh murthrr-
Ing devices. and hereof rrnWoth unVir.
malice, rHHcnur ch1lufhHirUl. diHplcns.
ure. cnmiiio and whluot cls aud
sometime lighting, muHiher homicide
and great cnufion of blood, ns expert
unce dnyly tcacheth.'
james i of England 1l1 not wish bite
con Henry, who died before Do came 90
ihn throne. Co. play football H1 Doc rlidi
From this court Z IUaHrrn nll rough
and violent cxorcIrcH 1H football. mgu-
usgra thereof"
4 quotation from tho records OF the
Tins uf Elizabeth shows that ln The
county 90 MIldiUHgx certain persons
were Indicted who assembled thHm.
selves together unlnWfuliy and played
o certain game called football hy ren-
Fuu Of which unlawful game thHfH arose
AMONG them q great lumy likely 90
result lu h1miridua and SERIOUS Acci-
dents" Another account 10 the same
period gives the details 0f nn Inquest
"0f the body NJ Roger Luforie. there
lying dead" 10 appears that Lufnrde
and o. player named Mlltua mlNci 40
on the rush line. and that third player
named TurNUy came un aud struck
Lufu.ln lu the hfrlHt, lnlurinH him Hu
TINT De died within fifteen minutes,
History does not stale what punish-
mont wna met.d QUE 90 Turry.
The people NJ Manchester Dob the early
pf.t NJ ihe seventeenth century hppar-
entity did not like the game ui football
1uny uuf stop 60 ltf playing within
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

poniIn of 49, Louis will play on the
Pacific coast thn winter
Jimmy Casey n in Toronto on a two
weeks visit o. local fueniH.
shsklrl 90 playing foot bail with the
Olympic team. OF columbia, ga.
Tho widest sort Of baseball yarns
continue Co be- p.ped out OF Chicago.
Harry weldon announces that Haw-
loy VIII Do traded 90 ritiaburg Tor
buck Ewing viii probably return
h'ri harcman Elborloil 90 tho Detroit
. club
Ex.Umplrc charley Cushman r. In
the east travelling Tor a Chicago tobac-
co house.
Lave cross wasn't q batting cxpan-
FUN .lig Co 800.
Pitcher Crunln win work ln the cloc-
irlc lFht works ut West New Brighton
ull winter
Pitcher white ~ Georgetown college.
VIII hn given trial at Philadelphia
nuxt spring
Outncldor John uuttormoro ~ win
lcrlng in unlontown. Pa, along with
Pitcher Wilhelm
Rumor hos 10 that Milwaukee has
traded catcher spcvr Tor catcher Dig
gems of Buffalo.
Rony NIUy probably viii be- placed
back on SECOND base by tho Milwaukee
club nHNt season
Outncidsf 9cott HnrIoaty, who ln nt
liberty fnr next Hcaa1n. lH wintering in
Helley'llr Ohio.
The re-enEhrrmont or Catcher Crlror
ana Second luHrmuu ChndH by g.
Louis hos boon announced,
Manager Patsy Donovan OF tho Pitts.
burg team has some 90 Hot Springs,
Ark. Tor o. short time.
The Hnstou club denies the rumor
that IL has offered Herman Long for
George Davis NJ tho New Yorks.
President John r. Brush n rrcupor-
atlnF from hiH uriuoua hHrmonizIug la
bora at French Lick sprInEH, Ind.
Pitcher Danny Frlond. who was hit
ton on the hand by a spider some time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

For sale by a. c. ~. l., CLARK FL
drodEe & CO., salt Lake Hardware CO..
ana George A. Lowe, SAT- Lake city,
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

the nineteenth century Co produce crit.
lcl of iu methods uf playing
The students may NOT have known o..
but although thr years aa Oar back AZ
thu r.IEn uf Edward ill there have
been Issued prunuuelumDutUa against
football SOME uf them omHnatluF from
thH throne HHt nearly 400 Uf them baEUd
nn thn alI.EUI bHunlltIeH 10 ths gone.
auyH thn chicago TmeH.llorid. 10 iH
NOT thu Intention tu HHy whether the
royal critic had amy foundation ln fact
COR what tlUy uld uul wrote, The
things today urg Given more as liter
ufy cur.uHliles than anything else.
Lawrence Hutton dlggluE INTO muaty
volumes luEgcd 90 light ID number Of
indictments OF football which be- cone
nputud together LOO hls excellent style.
Ito found M the london Gulldhnll L.bcr
MHmorandorum % Latin paragraph Tor
which Edward N WIS responsible and
which forbade football playing 10 the
following language, the translation be-
ing made by Arthur ", llOWg And
because Of tho great noise 90 the city
bY some players ~ large footballs.
thrown in the mcnduwu Of tho people,
from which evils might arise which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18
NOTHING SHORT OF SUPPRESSION,

Northwestern Mail. The Boston Cone
UergatlunullHt vdlturully declares thll
mo successful method of restraining
the liquor trnnc has vet been dIs.1v.
urgl,' We remember thBt no success.
tul elOrt Cor removing the evils nf HItv-
cry was discovered, NOT even for rsF-
training it8 growth, until % was ubol-
ishgi, 80 We think nothing shur. uf
tho suppression pf tho saloon WIN ever
succeed. Neither h.gh llcena- nor low
llCUuaa nor thn South Carolina dIHp. me
snry plan has been "a HucuuHHs. hut uro-
hlhIulu mas been successful lu Mlmo
inter trial VI forty years. ana would
De more completely u success if 10 tyere
the policy OF nelFhborlng States and tho
national government
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18
me- nan Yor CHANGED.

Graham Mucfarlnnc relates that the
other day De was 10 o. barber shop pre-
sided over by "a tonn1rinl artist who lH
u man uf color.
Tho operation OF shaving Mr. Macfar-
lane was about hair finished when there
came ln another negro. IL hack driver,
who demanded q that The barber owed
him Cor "a hack ut 70 funeral
"Dumo Iu nest week am tli have a."
said the barber. as De continued 60
fUrarr.
liut the creditor got on his ear.
Look u.hyar'' said he Use Flttin'
mighty tired ~ cumlu uruun' here after
dis ycrs money, mrs always de- same
thlns, Come erouu' hex wUok I'm tircd
10 CuWlu' rruun' mex wovk I wants ma
money! I come in las week ana so
tolr mo tHr come uFin mex week. an
comes mex week and 50 tells me ter
come O. week after wants ma
money!
with that the barber took the middle
% the floor ana declared himself.
Look u-hnir. black man" said ho.
'whui yu' pcsigru' me about so
money! Isn't I done tole so Go come
mex wgrkf What so cKpoC9 I've
dome i0'n yer dc same thing ull dc time.
NHN' wrHk' mex week. I tole yer Dat
l1H week and ] tells yer dat now. I
haunt uhuuEvt. fso prepared to do ieH'
Whut / lyH.'-Mrmphla Srimctnr
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Students Digging in Musty Vol
umes Unearth Old vetoes,
BARRED IN OLDEN DAYS.
Prohibited by Act Of Parliament In
scotland In 400 -"NothJinz but
tieastciJc Hury.-

During the iaat two or three football
seasons some college presidents ana
some editorial writer's inyolshod hcav.
lly against the game because many %
lta features were said 90 be- brutal.
Students and players all over tho coun-
try. HprlngIng Co the defense of "a favor
iio paHiimo. sald that 'prcxys" and
editors had been "a iong time finding out
that the game was Unfortunately rough.
Tor although football was centuries old.
70 had been lef for the latter part Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

n will not be- surprise 90 any who
are ut ull familiar with the good quail
tlsH 0f Chnmbcrlain's Cough Remedy. to
know that people everywhere take
pleasure in relating their experience In
the nee 20 that splendid medicine and In
telling of ihe heu0nt they have received
from %. of bad colds 10 has cured Of
threatened attacks Of pneumonia it has
nyortcd and VI the children % has saved
from attacks ~ Group and whouplng
cough, n la q grand. good medicine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

Tim KciruB OF brooklyn has been
matched tu meet George Mcfaddcn Tor
% rounds nt the fr1liwuy club during
che latter part Of November
Kid tavenc remains positive IN hls
determination mot Co uu't tho ring on
November % ho meets ull Hawkins OF
california in New York Tor "a 2t.round
battle
Tommy Ryan utntos that 10 Mccoy IT,.
FUSES to meet him. De viii take ou Joe
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Mrs. Nnbor-"And go the doctor orr
deryd you tu give your husband whisky
FOR hH rheumatism. Does 10 seem to
90 him amy ruudH'
Mrs Novdoor-"JohuH lyH d docs him
lots of good. but / notice the pains come
upOn him moro frequently than ever"
ohio state Journal,
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FOUND GUILTY
Geo. Coleman Found Guilty ofselling
 Liquor Without City License.

Some weeks ago Geo. Coleman, colored, who has been attending to the wants of his customers at Reeves Bros.. on Main street, was arrested for selling liquor without a city and county license. Warrant was issued at the request of City Treasurer Westbrook. The case was postpon- ed several times; first by the defend ant, then the city and finally came to trial Wednesday before Judge Brown, in police court. City Attor- ney W. T. Young appeared for the prosecution while Hon. $. M. Taylor represented the defendant.
 Coleman was found guilty as charged. The ordinance which he was con victed under is to the effect that no two saloons shall be run by the same man with 2 partition dI- viding them (colored and white for example). unless he pay city and county license for each.
 We understand that since Cole mans conviction warrants have been issued for all those who run saloons haviDg~a separate white and eolored department, being two bars under one license as at present.
 Colemans fine was $100O. His attorney has taken an appeal to the circuit court.
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the features of the celebration will be tie reading of a personal letter from 4, A. Treat, of Denver, aged 103 years, giving an account of his meeting with Lafayette, the person al and Masonic friend of Washing ton.
 Addresses will be delivered as fol- lows: "WashingtoB as Patriot, D by Col. sam W. Williams, Washing ton as a Soldier" by Col. George Fhornburgh; Washington as q Statesman, by ex Gov. James P. Clarke; The Life ard Character of Washington by Hon. Fay Hemp stead.
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IS THIS TRuE7

Pine Bluff is to have a State Fair soon, but as usual this section of the State has been neglected. Not a pre- mum list have we seen nor q notice of any kind given to let the people of Bradley county know that there will be fair of any kind held at Pine Bluff. Perhaps the managers. knowing the propensity of Bradley county's eDte9prislng farmers for taking premiums at fairs. have he's itated to invite them to participate in this exhibition through fear that they would swipe every premium in sight.-W Warren Sentinel.
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DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY
Entertained at the Palatial Resi-
 dence of Mr. J. Y. Saunders.

The city yesterday "Wednesday was turned over to the Daughters of the Confederacy. It will be with them until they bid farewell to US. Wednesday afternoon at the Merrill Institute an interesting and benefi- cial meeting was held at which time many addresses were made. The address of welcome was delivered by Mrs. B. F. Benton, of this city, on behalf of the Daughters of the Con- federacy here.
 Last night the Daughters of the Confederacy were royalty entertain ed at the beautiful home of Mir. and Mrs. J. Y. Saunders. The reception to the visiting Daughters and those at home began at about s o'clock About one hundred guests were pres ent. The reception committee was composed of the following ladies': Mrs. B. E. Benton, president; Mrs. Keller. of Hot Springs, vice presi- dent; Miss Somerville. Washington D. c. and Mrs. j. Y. Saunders.
 The receiving party was composed of the following ladies: Mrs. Jones, Misses Lutie Grace, Emma White and Myrtle Saunders. Music was furnished by the Italian Orches tra. The dining room was artisti- cally decorated in red. white and blue, and suspended from the ehand- elier were flags, palms and lovely flowers. The table presented Q beautiful appearance. Candelabra, La France roses and an artificial lake were prominently conspieu- ous. The evening was truy one of the blue and the gray" happy union of love, laughter, song and beauty.
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", and to direct its prompt applica tion; said funds to come out of the general fund voted by Congress for the improvement of the Arkansas river.
 Seventh. The President of the League is further directed to send copy of these resolutions to he Government Engineer, at Little R4eo t.< fpU. s. Senators Jones anu $ and to Congressman Lit tie. all p solicit there cooperation in this VI k the reasonableDess of which is personally, known to at least some of them.
 A true copy.
 R.C. WILKINS, Yice.Pres.
 E D, RUSSELL, Secretary.
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SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT
Filed This Morning by Master Bell
 In Daniels ys. Uss6ry Case.

The Chancery Court yesterday Wednesday, was busy listening to the case of H. 0. Daniels against J. s. Ussery, upon exceptions filed by the defendant to the masters report This [Thursday] morning the case cor tinues, and will consume all day. Early this morning at the opening of court, Master D. c. Bell filed a supplemental report to his report hled a few days ago, ia which, in substance, he sets dp the plea that if any charges or injury has been done by the previous report, which was taken according to instructions of the court, it has been to the injury of the plaintiff.
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BOUND OVER.

Jim Neeley, who sometime ago cnt Willie Byrd, and who was at the time tried before Judge Vance and remanded to jail to await the result of his cutting, appeared again today (Thursday) before Judge Vance for the same offense, owing to the fact that Byrd is able to be out on the streets. The result of the trial this morning was that Npelev was bound over to the grand jury to await the action of that body.
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THE FLOWER FESTIVAL.

The Graphic few days ago men, tioned the Flower Parade and Fes- tival to take place during Fair week on Friday, October 27th. Messrs. Bradford & Knox have been ap- pointed by the Fair management to take charge of the parade, and Mir. Bradford requests us to say that everybody in the city is invited to take part, and that he requests The cooperation of all, especially the ladies.