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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-19

The funeral services over th0 r.miH
OF Hannah Seal were held IN the TH'1.
ty-spcond ward assembly fo1ms 90
-. M, June n. 1899. The sn.as1
were Apostle John Henry Smith EiH
oliver workman ana Jnh1 NeHA
The deceased was re- native nj ll-f
Qulnton, gloucestorahlre. E1ghnl
received the Gospel october 1850 q
loxioy. WurwickHhire, DO company aN.
several others. who have nov rlH
away; she was baptized 10 ihe l'i'
Avon by stratf0rd by Elder John l''
man. who was then travelling hl.. A
the Wnrwickshiro conference
lived many years In the Loslel m'
She has left three sons and f9lf il...,
tefH. twenty-Hlg grandfather OCT
twcnty-alx rreut-rrundrhlldron
She cmlEruted 60 Utah IN ''. ~
died In tho S1th year NJ her age iAIa'
ful Lnttcr-dny Saint.
Miilcnnini Star and Eastern p'ldh
please copy.
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TUE PRyAfE's DICTIONARY

one OF tho prlvai,s " b. r.....
first Michigan brought 100 vrh BY
from cuba part OF what q tr... i
"The Privatc's Dictionary d., t.
bonont OF those who arg MOI c,r,......
with military forms. som, ofths i.s..
tons are reproduced;
"prlvatc-rho whole bonnet
"Colonel-Thc trimmings
"Major-An officer 1l minor lmr.,,.
nnce.
"Mulc-An lrrrliFlaus brute sf OBJ.
NAL kingdom. iiiH rank b. tlr.. KY
90 above nfat sergeant.
"bugloraA third class r4.rfts
wlui-inmmor. whJ dH,ufii s'unb.r
ana poker games.
MESA poor excuse Zoe raiar
meal
"pma-A thing IN demand. bat m
good ia street hght 0r pdIIa court
"pllohnrrc-A ticket % heaven
Pay day--A great day in ihs army
whom an men arH mike, d1v On I'D.
tie disputes and pltfoHTa The olnt.fH
"tunteen-A place where $50 Get Que
beer and the biz head
"Guard hDuHc--A haven % rest up
good soldiers.
"Gulrd duty-A crime uHpardanab't
"Drill--A disgrace tu any private.
Dress p1rudc=A sport thH Officers
are stuck on. mr.. Anrl1.slN1n f1r cake.
walk
"Crups-A good way 60 1Isnsaa 70
$3.50, or the game that mode the Au.f.
lean soldier famous
"nnlccrH' meeiiug-A catherine 70
thirsty officers IN secret place % fi.
CuHH politics
"Chnplain-A retired hard fhT
preacher who has los, hls rollgi11. 90
comes 90 tho army % umpire rff
games and keen books Tor a rrff
ahuu.
Surgeon second -h1nd horse 1,
tor. who gives Won 30 Tor q H1n'rN
ankle. then puts you on double duty
Detroit Tribune.
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FARNSWORTH PROPOSITION.
A California Witness Declares lie was
Made Temptation Offer.

The r. o. Flrnaworth case continues
to drag Ifart slowly and painfully
nl.as through svoral hours In tho
FEDERAL court paoh day only two wit
~ ".E Wur. examined at today's sitting
TlN N.rn Arson Phclps-stokcs and
~ '1r uI1Hy. There was nothing new.
o. Interesting 800 their testimony. ox-
c'Hi THAI Mr Stokes testified that the
p,H1ls from whom Mr. Farnsworth
~ 'spl ib. mining property In cues.
WV hNl ON several occasions offered TO
lA'l property, and Mr.. stokes re-
y...,t .4'H'' hn said, 10 Mr. Farms
Nl.0h. 1|g Tho most surprising evil
li 90" whole ease was that given
~, nHHn adjournment, late Saturday
ny ''hN1n W. % Glga NJ san Franz
el president NJ thH Pacific Lumber
."..I'.ft Hu brought forward by At
L} d. street as big burprlSo
,AH G.H. who IId not appear I'm tho
M ".' I1It t.lal that he had sold
w N|N'N..I known Da the Gage
j. H.HHIt 90 Mr.. Farnsworth
~ li-. 'HIugh AZ Farnsw -Sh'a
~ .tNIH 90" sum named In the deed
W '.h-.I. In" reason for this change
~ 3IllNE in Mr Faruworth, said the
M.W'ta. WHH that it would aid Mr.
han,t"'sMArlh in get "a larger price should
nv .'''.r 20 sell the property again.
,,t,t Nlsn testified that he thought
~, ..'t more about n until after the
-, ,''r WINS instituted. when Mr..
worm wont 10 Mr.. Gage and of
tsl u! TO pay hIH expenses 20 tho nsapuHt
"n " hlr Gage would 40 and Ret
NJ, Bray who was concerned *, fhe
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THE HORRORS OF WAR.

out somewhere among the terraces In
the rice fields a buglo sounded % call.
Brown obiecta could be- Hcen RUNNING
forward, orouchlng ana ranging into
thin lines Then al went forward
while the nro from tho hir and trees
became. n possible, oven more hsulsb,
but the lines went on ana on, and MI,
err lines OF brown, becoming Visible
whom moving, seemed 20 rise out of
the ground and Join on; then thpre
was nearer roar ~ muaketry frum
them. and UP the terraces they scam
pcred, WINE tne ilines ana black
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HOW CHICKENS TALK.


u DE- Language that human s,r.
learn readily 90 comprehend. t,r ,,,
most part 10 is instructive. A fury
fodder Nix hours out " the shell b,s
1--WE distinct calls. The first ana l,ud.s,
Of them ls The lost note. uttered WHOM
no loses sight OF hls mother or 1pds
himself out In tho cold. TITS Ioud ma
very shrIll The second. tho HUNGER
note Is az shrill, but moro palBtyo
AZ soon 90 eating begins Il changes 40
a sort Of satisfied chttorlng.
After eating they grow sleepy ana CRY
90 be lowered. The motto a. somewhat
like that Of hunger. with a peruli,r
trrmolo breaking Il In the middle. Very
rarely do tho mothers disregard n
though they may be eager 10 go for1g-
lng over grass plots or down hedgsro,ys
The NTH note, the chir-r VI fright or
ostonlfhmonL is the qualntest OF All.
The chicks themselves appear IN 0nJ
something In Il distinctly humorous
"hen they are a few days old, II a big
WrlFslInE wr0m on fat, Juicy bur be-
thrown 20 them with their usual fond
lney WI ~ fret draw away from A. CHI,
l-TlnE IN concert then, after cyelng il
% minute, seize upon Il and togg IN
A"nui with faint immature chuckllug
'A'keH, This chlr-r dcyelopa nt iagt
INTO lho grating call Of warning. nj
sound uf which from their motlors
even the youngest scatter and fcuttle
90 cover. N''''N
Anything. q hlrd, kite. even n vor,,
tnnl passing cloud sailing In tho gi,v
gForhe1d, VIII evolve this warning cr-y
l'.t ono hen sound II, every other viii
lik, u up, often, oftenor than not I'M.
urrl' me nlarm ~ "a false one. but con.
turtles Of hawks have impressed tinnn
each tedihercd mlItl that danger c6m"
tih out OF the air." ana thpv rove,n
themselves accordingly. wi"
,,hyerynoly knows how hens ciuolt Ia
Their hruod7, but II NAV A. n.,,s
many that though hundred hens NAV
pc eluchnE In the same Enclosure ia
voice OF each viii be Individual ana I'M.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

L During the past few months. the BAL
I MORE ana Ohio Railroad has material
u extended the runs Of the passenger
f1m0tiNsa 0u through trains. Formcr-
\ engines were changed on an average
FTy lU ur 100 miles. II was thought
ihit Che mountain grades OF tho Hnlti-
; e aud ohio Railroad would prevent
q Nignslou NJ the runs. However,
I experiment. was made. II has proved
0s.iuI and reduced tho number "
locomotives formerly required by ~,
rtUh can Doe used 10 other branches ot
q serNlCg and save the purchase "
motive power. Under the now
PIN. locomotives ARE double crcwed and
nltH from 1000 90 5000 miles "a month.
Q igalust 1900 90 1000 under the former
uihHl.
Vice President and General Marngor
lucruft and General Traffic Manager
leaes lrti this city last evening for tho
nf1h
President w u Cornish Of the Ore
- short Ilur loft last evening In his
private ear Tor the East.
Among The railroad arrivals ycstcr-
dy were W. H.. Lawson, Denver a
h' lmnle, y, a. Stiofel. of the South
e.a Pacific. ana ~. ]. Flynn OF the
Missouri Pacific
Tho bicycle club excursion TO the
Jl1cunu city yesterday was n large
o. The train pulled out of the ore
gl short Line depot ut 0.ij.
General Manager Holnblrd Of the
h4fa Ana a Newport road. IN hero
H'm LNs Angeles. This road was
y lfr1 som" time ago by J, II. and w.
IA 80.
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untu July ist Victor bicycles ~
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Baltimore ct Louisville,
Boston al Chicago.
brooklyn az Cleveland,
New York at pittHburr.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Washington at st. Louis.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Louisville, 2; Baltimore. .
Chicago, o; New York, q
st. Louis. 3; Washington. o.
Cincinnati. II; Brooklyn, 70.
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Louisville. Ky. June is-it was the
same old story with the colonies toe
day; inability 10 hit t.auHkwprt. q To-
cal player. was given % trial ut short
and ala we'll Attendance $500.
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COMING HOME WITH GOLD
A salt Lake kloudiker Coming Home
with Zig Fortune.

a representative Of tho "Ncwe' this
afternoon visited the home Of Mrs.
william Trovarrow on Q street ana In
ierviewcd her with reference to tho
return OF her husband from Kiondlse.
lie r. expected on the SIS Oregon Short
Line train this evening and viii b. uc-
companicd by hin brother who has been
WIN MIN for two years past aearching
Tor the precious metal. NJ h. stated that
Mt. Trcvarrow Will bring IA fortune 0f
t1OVVo In sold homo with him.
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BANKRUPTCY CASES.

]. W. WhItccotton was today APP
pointed temporary rofnrco In bank
ruptcy Cor Carbon county. The case ~
Truman kotghum was referred to
him
The cases W ". a. wyatt. ]. Golden
Klmbau and William Groosheck petit
tloncrs No bankruptcy were today dis
charged by Judge Marshall.
Prod ST. Myers contractor and
builder of this city. today filed a petl-
tiuu in bankruptcy. His liabilities
amount ~ $500 % and his assets are
si1-it0 Including $1,000 Insurance
policy. Most n hlH creditors are people
Of this city ana the debts are all un-
paid promlsaury notes.
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WOMAN BADLY BURNED.


Special per pescrct telegraph.
Provo. June ip-This morning Mrs.
Mary Peterson. widow living In the
Fret ward. mot with "a very serious II
not fatnl accident The lady was en-
gagged cleaning 20 pair N gloves with
HHalilua near stove. when In some
manner the gasoline caught fire. the
flames running 49, the unfortunate wo-
mans arms. horribly burning the flesh
uf the ARMS and shoulders,
Dr. tiohIa0u. the attending physician.
states that Dee has hopes NJ her rccuv-
rry but thr nature OF the burns are
worry dangerous.
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coNrLrrrD ~ rwo MoNrns.
Northwestern Omciais Meet this After
noan To Decide on New once.

.NoHhvc.tern Oncials Meet this After
noan TO Decide on New once.
me- chicago 4 Northwestern officials
gt6 have been in tho city since Satur-
lag dld not go away yesterday, but
gl.I leave this evening or tomorrow
morning Tor Chicago.
T They met with General Agent Walker
itI afternoon 90 discuss matters re-
lTlinF the new location of the North
\ aisr'a office ln this city and ~
b. new furniture. Mr.. Walker stated
illly that they had two places In view
~ that no definite arrangements had
, Zen made yet. He also said that the
fts would be- fixed up within two
i1Hrihs
I rha Cleveland office and the salt Lake
fege ore tho last 10 receive the new
tinL The one On omaha was COM
Decd on the lrd Of this month. and
iha one at Denver was finished on tho
hHh
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Lagoona simply Mopped tho Lot with
Railroadcrs score . 20 o.

Never at any time yesterday after
noon did tho Railroadors come nearer
than second base on tho contemplated
trips around the diamond nt Lagoon.
The defeat N the Westerns lay ln tho
fact that the boys al had holes ln
their bats, due Go lack Of practice iu
the art N welding the stick. then
again their pitcher was apt 10 DO ere
rattle and generally found tho bltsman
az home.
The LaEOona simply had % cakowall
as the following summary develops
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down the sum 81 $50 and the balance
upon receiving the certificate.
pr, Care tcstlntd that he Indignantly
rejected the proposition.
ihe evidence furnished by Mr.. Gage
In the case.
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8.
Schnable, Henry, Hnnsford. Kldder.
Throe-base Hits-Glmlln, Taylor.
Home Run-Casey
Double Plnyr- Casey 10 Dyer TO
Greonwell. Miller TO Melnecke 10 Mar
Ectts.
hit by Pitched Ball-walkcr. Barnes
bases on HHlls-On Hnnsford, 2. on
Gimlln. / on Taylor. 1; OF ltldder, 3.
Struck Out-By HanHford. 3. by CHM
lin. 1: by Taylor. ] by Kiddcr, 2.
Passed Bnlla-luwman o. Henry I.
wild Pitch-Kidder, /.
stolen UdHcs-Dycr I; Bluth, 1;
Casey. 4: Taylor, 1. Grlggs, /.
Sacrifice HltH-Dycr 4 Mrlucck I.
Time OF Gamc-TwO hours and forty
five minutes.
Umpires- Smith and Hestmarls.
Attendance, 500
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To- Nauhern raeihc aud Great northern
have Changed their schedules.

So Paul. June io-rhe Northern
Pacific and Great Northern railroads
tHe changed their train service -
.Hii hereafter the great Northern viii
have morning train out for Seattle
40 northern points ana the Northern
Pacific 900 evening train to the coast.
Tha double daily service 90 tho coast
DE Northern Pacific and Great
Northern Is thus abandoned and the
rals by agreement, have decided to
HT 'he plan of sending out their over
HrI ,rulua from ST. Paul twelve hours
.uut
How long this Arrangement viii COM
'lrle is r. matter of conjecture. FOR "
ether Dine hcCumeH convinced 10 ~ not
iiG.rg its share of the business II
600 repeat iu through train schedule.
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Jcnson's Church Chronology. a chron-
1906 TO the close N 1893. Printed in
new type throughout In any style
on binding desired. Priccs, Si.25, ST 90
and $500 The funds derived from tho
sale OF the book win be used FOR tho
erection Of new Latter-day Saints
Historians office IN this city. For ssis
at THE DESERET NEWS.
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Testimony In the divorce suit of Alice
a. Mcbride ys John j. Mcbride, was
taken before Deputy clerk Blair Sat
urday afternoon and q recommendation
VIII be- made 10 Judge lllles that "a d.
vorcc BE- grantfda Ars. Mcbride. mar
rled NJ nel.amnr. Idaho. May "a. 1894.
Her husband was convicted In Owyhce
county, Ida. IN July. 1850. and sem
fenced 10 HE imprisonment.
Another case heard was that af Au-
rusta klngshuy ~ solomon r.
Kingshury The plaintiff told Nr Blair
that she married thr defendant u this
city In May. 1855. and that ur NUM-
Der of years past defendant had failed
20 contribute anything towards nor
support, Mrs klngsbury was eur-
rohorated by other Witnesses ana clerk
Blair will make report ftyurInr the
granting Of "a decree.
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The case OF charles O. LANCE vs.
TFumas a. Lewis etc., was continued
by IuIra UUys today until tomorrow
morning.
judge ifllos today ordered the case of
Tha irovIdrnt life ANA Trust company
20 vs.. u richards stricken from the
calendar today
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amt cannot convey the same then for a
uHem,ni Cor $4,000.
r1. rIlInuua base their claim on a
ealb stake agrUtment
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Complete proceedings Of the recent
Conference IN pamphlet form. For sale
at the Deacret News.
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GtLLESPIE.-ln this cliy, lln-1 .s..
NJ general debility, James NIUE w.
pic. aged GS years; born or N'"'
ON Tyne, England. ..,,.,,. .iit
Funeral services will be he'l ',.....l
tomorrow Mt y. NJ, nun 800
chapel OF Undertaken jos W. ,s,'gi'.ii
20 south, West Temple street I'
respectfully Invited.
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H. O. W.


Earned runs, Lagoon 2, tvo-huGa hlts.
Guuser, Haynes, Bennett. Graham.
bases ON called balls. Lagoon I, hid bv
pitcher by Smith, 2, struck out, hv
Kimbrough, o, passed balls. Everett. /.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

June 10. 1853.
Same day last year.. ........2s4.6 g3,3i
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COLOREO MANS
DAMAGE SUIT.
p..1ti,l Of Case ofG' H. Ga'n"ay
vs. Salt Lake Dramatic ASSN
CLAIMS He WAS ASSAULTED


A, or, ~ tha Dig Silver Mr'''h.
..1 In the salt Lake Thaai'r MON "
d i0i was heard iu The c''I n'''.'
=, be Third district court ''a''' D"
an action to recover $1,000 i'r an '''
lcrsd assault ,...t
M plaintiff 90 the case Do % '''''. ,
- ,,,,.i Gsorr, o. GanaWay and
M defendant che Salt lake pnm'l'.
s..ratl,n. The suit was iuol in
october issi. and ihe jury which lIl.'
NJ action found in favor oi Che p'''h'
sn and agilnst the defendant corpora.
don In the sum % 500 An 'ppe"
vas taken and DO June. is''. ih' s'.
mems sourt sot aside Che verdict ana
srisrsd new trial The case was
assln called today. with Arthur Brown
appsarine Cor ,he plaintiff and John A'
cannon and Scott Wells for the defend
mt. $500. ,.t.
ieWs. Oanawuy WIS ln hearty sym.
pathy with the silver movement sIiu
noiinr In The daily papers that ID Fun',.
meeting was 90 b. held IN Nt slil
Iako rhcatcr. Friday vVcuing. Mli,h
Is. 1886. resolved b. would take " ih'
lie was among The FIRST 60 arrive hi ln'
Thrater and a. there were tots OF We
can't seats. BE- c0nieutcd hima, ~ WIN
one VI the choicest in thc h1ua,' he
tsok hls scat IN one Of me Hihlls'
some time before the meeting e1n-
menced an officer NJ ihe a.a"e uilloh
named u. v Decker who hhi p.cn
assigned TO watch This ana announcer
stall. stepped up 90 ulnlNhy anu re-
queatcd him 90 move 40 inr Hlu' tNl.
telling the cnI1rrd man that Inc sihl
was reserved. dnnaWal relua'i ..
move. unless the other people. Who h1d
taken seats Ia the interval mnNrl w,
Police onlcer william Carman was
mon aent for. carman told GaunWay
10 Come on" but the plaintln refused
20 budre. The policeman said. 'lU
have 10 arrest you then Go right
ahead" rorilei Gunawny. that's the
ouy way you can set me out chrmnn
was about 10 put hia threat into eNccu.
zion. when Ganaway arose and started
10 60. a number " perspna who had
baen eyewitness ~ the proceedings
then took hand and told GlnnWuy
not 10 h. fool, but 20 keep hiH scat
Gannway sat down again, Whercup1n
Caf1nan came M ana put a pair 81
handouts on plaintiffs wrists. A
fcuiiis followed. during which o. mum.
her OF persons called out shame" and
'let him alone" W. y. OMeara and
othefs suggested IN the police officer
that h. was IN the wrong and Carmnn
thereupon released hiH hold upon Gam
away. and the colorvd man sat there
through the whole meeting.
The defense denies the assault and
alleges that on the date mentioned lt
rented ~ thcatcr 20 J, T. Rnwllns and
J. ]. DAILY with the express understand
Ink that two stalls on the east side
should be reserved for persons 10 De
designated BY the lcssecs. 10 n also
vet out that piainn was told the seat
he was occupying was reserved, but
.ianawuy remained whcre he was
and without right
The appeal was taken because NJ tho
over courts alleged erroneous luHtruc-
lions 10 the jury.
The taking M testimony had not con-
rludtl when the News report closed.
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UOPFENBECK.--In salt LaA, ,.t
today, June 10, Theresa hopl..i.,t
The deceased was born IN lAll.j
Bavaria, April g. 1919 she rpp NJ
the Gospel at Salt Lake cry ~, n,
ana died "a faithful member y. z
church. Tho deceased was lhe M
A. Hopfonbeclg. plumber OF l,lti,t
and was the mother u twelve eH''''
and grandmother Of four ,,....it
The funeral win be at the 'gWl
second ward meeting house heA'
ucHdny. June "a, nj " o'clock
German Stern, please copy
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YOuNG.--In Farmers WAil
Lake county June lsth, OF h,H I.,. y.
ease, Joseph Seymour son OF pa
II, and Phoebe q, Young as'A y
months and 10 days. ,-s..
Funeral services viii be h'll N III,
oud ward meeting house TuesAal M
20th, at 2 p, m. Friends ARE I''I'
~ invited.
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Simpson l.. Barnes. train dlspntch-
or Tor the RIO Gundo Western. has
been made defendant in "a divorce suit
Med by Mary l.. Barnes. According IN
the complaint the parties Iutcrmnrried
IN Dorchester Nebraska. July 9, lssl,
and that there ere two children. lEel
- and ". resulting from the union.
Mrs. Barnes says her husband a fow
days ago called bier prostitute and
applied other rpihgtH towards her He
u undue Intimacy with several gentle
men acqualntarCrH. assaulted her and
choked her. tore on her clothes threw
her down and drew a loaded gun and
threatened 20 take her llfc.
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Chicago. June 1N-Thc visitors had
all the best ~ u today until the NINTH
stand finish. MortCa singled and
Lange hunted safely Then the New
Yorks' iuncld got ratified. leaving Egc-
oud and third uncovered, allowing %
double steal. l3vcritt following with
hard hit Ia left scoring both. Attend
ance 1900.
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In tho East yesterday New York
seemed to be steering for victory at
Chicago until tho ninth when the
Orphans made q grand-stand dnish and
captured the game. At Cincinnati tho
Reds made a miserable showing before
tho Supurbas who now have ~ losses
and 40 wins 10 their credit Al 81, Louis
the home team pulled themselves toge-
Their and Tehcaus tribe gave the Sena-
tors some husky leather hunting. The
Louisville Colonies kept up their mlser-
able stick work yesterday and We're
easily famed out by the Baltimore bat
terry.
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ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.

Following arc today's ore and bullion
receipts. as reported by the Institutions
below Indicated;
~ u TONgRa L co
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Hulllon'. ss,s .sss.,Ndp,rpO
Oro e. ~ ls,oVV
Total o. o.. D.. o.. b.. Gee. .....S5O. 600
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Jimmy McGnrr says that Fred Ten
ney, OF the Boston club, n the greatest
hrst baaeman that ever held down the
initial bag. Mcunrr makes no cNcep-
lions whatever.
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II. H. y
NultAAusss sss go SO zee zee .
New York 90. 90. o.. ...s o
HattcrioH-Tnylor and D0nuhue,
Mcckin and Warner. umplrrs-Gan-
nov aud MuuuHnuH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-19

~. Louis. June ig.-Trrrihc hitting IN
the seventh and eighth Innings was re-
spunslblo Tor the PerfcctnH' victory
over the Senators today. For elk Iu-
ninFs Dinccn twlrlod IN fine form. but
could not hold out Sudh1T had the
visitors az his mercy an through the
game. lurkctt got back I'm the game
today and his timely batting was
feature. Attendance $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-19

Fun line OF legal blanks, Al 'n' ''-
and forms OF bankruptcy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-19

Cincinnati. o.. juno ls.-Thr Rods
played miserable ball ON the bases aud
Ia the field and lost 90 brooklyn des-
pitc their good batting, The Superbls
playing was perfect All the pitchers
were hit hard, Attendance 5.4g,.