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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-10
JUAB DEMOCRATS.
Dates Fixed for County and Sena-
torial Conventions.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Eureka, Aug. 9.-The county commit
tee of the Democratic party of Juab
county decided at a meeting held here
today TO hold the county convention at
Nephi on Saturday, Sept 10, at IL
o'clock. BY agreement with the county
chairman OF Willard county the Joint
senatorial convention will be held at
the same place on the same day. The
apportiOnment for the county conven-
ton, one delegate for. every forty
votes cast for b. H. Roberts. is as fol-
lows:
Eureka, II; Nephi. 9; Mona, .; Levan,
2; Juab, /; Mammoth, 3; Silver City, 2;
Fish Springs, l; Detroit, 1; Diamond
l. Total, So
The apDortiOnment for the senatorial
convention is the same as the state
convention, twenty delegates, or one for
every seventy-five votes cast for Rob
erts, as follows:
Eureka, Z; Mammoth, 5; Silver City,
2; Nephi. 5; Mona, ,; Levan, L.
The call for primaries TO elect dele
gates to the three conventions was left
to the various precinct committees.
There is up to this time but one candi-
date for state senator. George White
more of Neohi. For the lower house
there are two whose names have been
suggested, John H. McChrystal of Eu-
reka and john A. Condor of Mammoth,
but COndOn's adherents are willing to
withdraw if Mr.. McCnryStal consents
TO make the race.
The party in Juab county is better
. organized than ever before in it's his
tory, and everything points to harmon
ious conventions and an enthusiastic
campaign. But little interest has been
evinced for state offices, excepting that
there is a unanimous sentiment for
Fisher S. Harris for secretary of state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-10
IN The WORLD or SPORT

an important change is due to the out
eoIne OF last years Harvard Yale
game, when Yale resurrected the old
sWe.nty-yard rule in order to hold the
Dsii When near Harvard's goal. Rather
IMAM give up the ball, Yale dropped
Dack twenty yards and kept the ball.
me rule has been changed to read.
A team cannot take advantage of
TINS rule second time. unless the hall
mas exchanged possession after the
team using the twenty-yard rule had
irst taken advantage of the rule
Prlneeton'S movements last year in
the Yale Princeton game of the siGe
line coaching rules led to the imposing
OF ten-yard penalty for coaching
from the side lines. Any unfair act
committed by a player or any sympa-
tnizer' may also be punished by a ten
yard penalty.
With the exception OF these four
changes the rules of 1899 will prevail
during the coming season.
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CAMPAIGN IS NOW ON.
Speech at indianapolis Was Formal
Opening

Indianapolis. Aug. 9.-Asked today if
he did not regard the notification as
the opening of the national campaign
for his party, Mr.. Bryan said that he
did
Discussing his plans for the immedi-
ate future, he said:
Il have two more notification
speeches to make, my letter Of accept
ance to issue. a speech at the Grand
Army encampment and a speech some
where Labor day. I have promised to
come here for the meeting of the Ma
tiOnal Association of Democratic Clubs
in September and l shall be present -
Asked if he would make another
tour of the country during the cam
paign, as he did in 1896, Mr.. Bryan
said:
I don't believe in making ones
plans known so far, ahead
Last night the Bryan family were
the guests of Mayor Taggart at his
! home.
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pugiliss1.
FITz IS FAVORITE.
Everything in Readiness for the Big
Fight Tonight.

Everything in Readiness for the Big
Fight Tonight
New York, Aug. 9-Everything is in
readiness for the big fight between Bob
FltZSimmOns and Gus Rubin tomorrow
night at Madison Square Garden and
Doth men are tonight IN the very flush OF
condition. Fitzsimmons weighs It's pounds
and Rubin 1876. From the present out
look there prOba blY will he 10 0OO uersonS
to witness this bout and the fighters are
TO receive 80 per cent of the receipts the
winner taking IS per cent Charlie White
will be the referee.
The betting tonight is in fitzsimmons
favor small sums being placed at the rate
OF 100 TO 50. So far as can be learned no
very large bets nave been made.
Champion James J. Jeffries tonight is
sued a statement in which he saws; Il
nave been in active training for the past
two weeks preparing myself for the
emergency that may make il necessary
Tor me to defend my title before Sept. l.
md that my arm is improving steadily
and although | have been advised by my
physicians not to take a chance until
they declare the arm has completely re-
covered ITS former strength. statement
that they have refused TO make as vet. |
have decided for myself that / will take
the risk that the doctors advise against
and now stand ready to make a match
for the championship with the winner
of tomorrow nights battle, the bout 10
be deei9ed in or about New York City
IF Gus Rubin should win l admit with
out question that he is entitled 20 first
chance and 1 am willing to grant il 10
him on any fair terms before the club
Offering the best inducements. He must
meet me before September or wait at
least six months after that date. If Fitz-
simmons is the winner / stand ready to
give him another chance on certain con-
ditions provided he agrees to meet me
before Sept. !.
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APPEAL 10 PATRIOTS.
Continued from page H.

mittee take the other view of the
situation and believe that Mr. BRYAN
will be able to win over Senator Butler
in case the latter takes an. antagonistic
stand. remarking the selection of Mr..
Stevenson.
J. G. Johnson. chairman of the Demo
cratic national executive committee
was in conference for a short time 18th
the Populists.
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CANDIDATES SPEAK AGAIN.
Joke Each Other on Way From In
dianapolis.

Fowler, Ind, Aug. 9.-The first stop
of any account of the train bearing
Messrs. Bryan and Stevenson on their
way from Indianapolis TO Chicago was
at Lebanon. There the two Demo-
cratic candidates showed themselves
TO the assembled crowd and shook
hands with some of them. Mr.. Bryan
said:
I'VE are just returning from the
notification meeting and we found the
Indiana people not only present in
number, but they brought their en-
thusiasmSwith them. The work COM
menced yesterday will be increased in
energy and vigor until election day,
and then we expect 10 near from In
diana
Mr.. Stevenson said:
Il am very much gratified to be able
to inform you, gentlemen, that Mr..
Bryan has accepted the nomination.
1t has been a matter of doubt whether
he would or not. but we have got him
on record"
To this Mr.. Bryan replied: But
would not do it until Mr.. Stevenson
consented to run with me-"
The remarks were accepted by the
crowd with laughter, and they cheered
the candidates as the train moved off.
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SUMMONS.

Judicial District. County of Salt Lake.
State of Utah Emily Wilson. plaintiff,
VS.. Robert c. Wilson. defendant. sum
mons-The State of Utah to said defend
ant; You are hereby summoned 10 aD-
pear within twenty days after the SER
vice of this SumOmnS upon you. if served
within the county in which this action
is brought otherwise, within thirty days
after service. and defend the above en-
titled action; and in case of your failure
so 10 do. Judgment will be rendered
eginst You according to the demand OF
the complaint which within ten days after
service of this summons upon you viii
be filed with the clerk of said court.
y. J. SHECKELL,
Plaintiffs Attorney
P. o. address, No. Sc Hooper block,
Salt Lake City, Utah
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CLUB CONVENTION PUT OFF.
National Organization May Not Meet
Till October. - i,

Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 9.--It is almost
settled fact that the date for holding
the meeting of the National Association
of Democratic clubs viii be changed to
Oct. TO- although the change has not been
officially announced The meeting will
be held in this city.
The meetings of national Importance
are coming too ciose together and Il Is
thought best 10 postpone this one for a
while
cratic vice presidential candidate has
heen selected as western manager of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-10
SPLIT WIDE IN TENNESSEE.
Republican Factions Will Have Two
Tickets in Field.

Nashville. Tenn, Aug 9-After numer-
Gus meetings land conferences, lasting
three days. Nthe two Republican factions
in Tennessee. led by Congressman w F.
BrownlOw and Pension Commissioner Fl
Clay Evans. split wide open today or the
harmony negotiations snd at present the
gulf between the two wings or the party
IS wider than ever. The fight viii continue
through the campaign.
Pension Commissioner Evans eandi-
dates will be.
For Governor-W. +. Polston of Alamo
Railroad Commissloner-W- u. Owen of
McMinn county.
The BrOWnIOW candidates will be:
For GovernOr-JOhn h. Mccall OF Lex
ingtOn.
Hornsby of West Tennessee.
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speakers OF the evening We're T. NJ. Pat
terson of Denver. Congressman John F.
Shafroth OF Colorado and John Charles
Thompson Of Cheyenne
The hall in which the meeting was held
was crowded with people of all political
compilations.
Tn cpeakers dwelt chiefly upon the
question OF Imperialism and the colonial
policy OF the administration. Trusts. the
money question and the Occur Il AIeDe
troubles We're also touched upon.
The nall in which the meetinS was held
Was eAaborately decorated and music was
Furnished by a band mandolin club and
q double quartette
1t was one of the most successful polit-
zeal meetings ever held here and is
thought by leading Democrats to have an
important bearing on the outcome in this
county
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-10
HUME WON ROAD RACE.
Scratch Man Distanced Competitors
on Pennington Course.


on Pennington Course.
The road race run from BOuntiful to
bennington yesterday afternoon. I'M
Ger The auspices of the Twentieth Ward
sunday school. was a decided success,
anu the riders furnished plenty of
amusement for the excursiOnists. who
-eit Salt Lake on an observation train
I'VE. ,a the salt Lake & ogden road, at
100 o'clock.
Inc riders We're: Scratch men. J. B.
Gtume. Bert Core and Earl Clayton.
0ny-minure handicap. Joseph Stayner
anu vernon Vim. TWO-minute handi-
az Reuben Romney, Alma Ellis.
ItoIee lsoa and Alex Pringle. Three
~. .HLS handicap. Caude SOmmers. Da-
N Fracock. Howard Young. William
bsS,n. Harry Hansen. Four-minute
D.',Il'ap. Tim Buckley and Dean
me FIRST man to finish was Hume.
I'M -o crossed the line in 22:0I. winning
f. y. ana first prize. Pringle came next
g. TO- followed by Clayton in 24:34;
~. IN ABS: VIM. in 25:A1. and Rom
IN -. The entertainment at the
r-aso'n consisted of boat races, foot
-, anu other amuserleats, and. al
7V'Aef the day was well spent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-10
MOUNTAIN STATES
ppurnrs - . pECLARAFIoN.
Republican seSkA'r Talks Of It's
Fosyis, ~"
(SDecij CorrespO, luence.J


sboshone <da., Aug. S.-Fhe RepuO-
hcans opeph the campaign IN Lincoln
county atAagerman last Friday night
Two Bofe speakers were present and
made actresses.
one [ them openly denounced the
'fogyih' OF the Declaration Of indie
pendeee, and declared that he had
but Rtle faith in the wisdom of the
fran1rs OF that instrument.
republicans as we'll as others were
disdsted with his pro-British declara-
tics.
fhe registration of voters in this
safe for the coming election commenc-
I'd last Saturday.
Fred GOoding, a prominent sheep
man of thi, county. has commenced the
erection of a handsome new residence
in this city.
DIR. Baush has ordered a new set of
fixtures, costing $500, for his drug
store.
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Fitzeimmons-Ruhlin Fight.

The best races of the season today at
Calders.
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HE FAILED TO ENLIST.
Utah Battery Boy Who Did Not Join
English Army.


George r. Rees the Utah battery bow
who left Salt Lake last December for
London. England. to join an English
regiment to fight the Beers in South
Africa. is home again, having failed TO
gam admittance to the army. He tried
three regiments, he says, and failed in
each instance. At the first trial he was
asked to ride a bucl1ing horse and he
demonstrated to his English cousins
what he could do in that line by riding
a regular brOnchO for fifteen minutes.
The physician of the regiment though.
discovered that he could not hear well
in one Of his ears. and that shut him
out This defect in his hearing is the
result of the fight at Caloocan.
At the next trial he was found to be
a fourth of an inch too short, and al
though he assured them that he was
still growing, it would not work. and he
was turned down again. He tried to
get into still another regiment, until he
discovered that it was not going to
Africa. and then he quit
Mr.. ReeS reports having had a rOyaI
good time among the home folks. When
he arrived in England the people were
at high pitch of excitement over tho
BOer war. When he left the excitement
had all did out. and all eyes were CEN
tered upon China
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-10
WINDPIPE IS BROKEN.
John Lorella Will Probably Die From
Brutal Assault.
Especial 10 The Herald.)

Especial 10 The Herald.)
Diamondville, WyO., Aug. 9.-JOhn
Lorella, Finlander, was attacked this
evening by another one of his ccun-
trymen, whose name cannot be learned,
and received injuries which may prove
fatal.
The asSailant clutched him. about
the neck until his Windpipe was brOk-
en-: then throwing him to the ground,
broke his jaw, four ribs and all of the
teeth by stamping on him
The attending physician does not be-
lieve the victim viii live until morn
ing.
In this event the angry FinlanderS
will probably deal roughly with the
assailant, who is not yet apprehended.
although officers are in pursuit.
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Che Curt.
RACES AT CALDER'S.
an Event Has Been Arranged for
This Afternoon.

An Event Has Been Arranged fo1
This Afternoon.
There will be attractions at Calder
park this afternoon in the shape OF
morse races, conducted under the ans
plces Of the Utah Gentlemen's DRIVING
club. The start off will be made at
O'Clock, and the event promises to be
an interesting affair to those who enjoy
such sport. Suitable prizes have been
arranged for the winners.
For the named race such speeders ae
DICK Splint, American Fleet, Bodeen
and heX have been entered.
In the trOtting race, ESQ class Nav
H.. era c, and Lady Anon are en-
tered.
Running, five eighths mile dash. Ben
Bolt, cally Gula and Bernice will be the
speedcrs.
running. three-quarters mile dash.
hymn. Miss Ransom. Marguerite and
LlnVitle are in the lineup.
Arrangements had been partially
made for wagon race last evening.
and Tom Mccoy, who has taken an ac-
tive part in the arrangement of the
event, said he thought it certainly
would be pulled Off
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-10
THREW UP THE SPONGE.
Kid McPartland's Seconds Save Him
From a Knockout


From a Knockout
New York Aug. 9.--At the Broadway
Athletic club. tonight George McFadden
of this city, whipped Kid Mcfarland.
another local pugilist, so badly that Nc
Partland'S seconds threw up the sponge
in the sixteenth SouRd 10 prevent their
man from being Knocked out
Up to the tenth round McFadden sue
ceeded in landing some fearful right
and these so weakened the Kid that he
went to the floor in the tenth round and
took the count before he got UP. At the
close OF the fifteenth round McFddden
swung left and right 10 the body and re
peated both blows to the head, sending
Mcfarland again TO the floor just as the
bell sounded.
Mcfarland was grOggy as he came up
for the sixteenth round, and Mctadden
rushed him. flooring him with d body
blow. Mcfarland was very weak when
ne rcgained his feet and he clinched to
save himself from going down again. No
Fadden beat him OF and would undoubt-
edly have knocked out Mcfarland nad
the latter's seconds not thrown up the
sponge.
Rubin Fight.
A great deal of interest is being mani
tested locally in the Rub
lin fight. which occurs tonight. begin
ming at O'Clock. Several dig bets have
been made. with Fitzsimmons the ia
vorite.
The best races of the season today at
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The statement was made by leading
Republican yesterday that James It.
Hammond had concluded not to enter
the race for the congressional nominal
ticn this fall. This statement was
taken to mean that Hammond would
be a candidate for another term as sec
retary of state
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-10
PANIC At THE KINGS FUNERAL
Continued from page -
inside the edifce

inside the edihce.
There was the usual funeral liturgy
which was Ghanted. and then absOlu-
tlon was again bestowed. As the arch
bishop. assisted BY all the clergy. bless
ed the CORPSE, he bowed and inclined as
he prayed before the king and queen.
After the absolution and the celebra-
ton of mass, the large Roman
orchestra, assisted by q choir of
$50 voices under Mascagni. rendered a
selection rom the old Italian masters.
The effoC- was beautiful and the exc
cution was perfect. The entire core
mony at the Pantheon was majestic.
The members of the royal family and
the foreign princes left the Pantheon az
Ii O'Clock and returned to the QuirinaI.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-10
SERVICES IN FRANCE.
81 emorial Ceremonies Held in MANY
Cities.

Paris. Aug. Sin almost every. city
Of France special services were held to-
day in memory of the late King Hum
bert of Italy
the memorial ceremonies in Pari
We're imposing. They took place at II
church Of st. Chlotilde. and were a
tended by the members of the diDlt
natic corps. many OF the high Frencl
officials and the United States ma tional
commissioners to the exposition. The
church was beautifully draped. a cata-
falque being erected. around which.
were torches and a hundred t2pors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-10
JAMES WHALEN IS KILLED.
PocatelIo Butcher Falls Under
Freight Cars.

w. Pocatello. Ida, Aug. 9.-James Wha-
len, a butcher of this place. fell be-
tween the cars of moving freight
train three miles north of here this
forenoon and was cut to pieces. Wha-
len was stealing a ride. lie has broth
err R. c. Whalen, yardmaster of the
Northern Pacific at Butte.
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CANAL TO BE EXTENDED.
Northern Idaho Contract Let to 0g-
den Company.
Especial to The Herald.)

ISpeclaI 20 7 ne HtTdIu-J
Ogden, Aug. 9.-The Utah Construc-
ton company of this city has secured
the contract for the extension Of the
canal of the American Falls Canal &
Power company in northern Idaho.
The total length of the canal will be
something over sixty miles, and IS de-
signed 10 water $4,000 acres OF land
1t is said the contract let today in
wolves the expenditure of about $3.50. coo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-10
DIES FROM HIS INJURIES.
George Dwyer Loses Life Trying to
Board Train.
fsnscial Correspordencel

NoPO~Io-
Shoshone, Ida, Aug. S.-GeOrge Dwy-
er, the man who was injured while at
tempting to board a train here Mon
day evening, died this morning. The
surgeons placed him under the in1u-
ence of an anaesthetic this morning
and amputated his leg below the knee
and his arm at the shoulder joint, but
his heart action was weak and he was
not able to survive the shock. His rel
atives are residents of Peoria, Ills
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-10

John A. HoughtOn of the Fourth pre-
cinct is 2 candidate for the house OF
representatives. on the Republican
ticket. The First precinct also has a
candidate for legislative honcrs -Orson
II. Hewlett. a member of the firm of
Hewlett Bros. company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-10
FOUGHT ON THE STREET.
Trouble Over Woman, and Waiter
Gets Worst of It.

A Vienna cafe waiter known as
August and a fellow who had made
some disparaging remark about a female
friend of his made things lively on State
street for q few minutes yesterday after
noon. Two girls and August and mis-
room maize emerged from The Imperial
lodging house and august made for the
other side of the street. having sighted
his enemy But the other fellow got in
the first lick, and BACKED both of the
walters eyes. Also knocking hin down.
The row caused a panic among the
crowd and eventually policeman APP
peared lie made no arrests, the fight
being over when he arrived
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-10

An interesting three-cornered fight is
on among the Democrats over the NOM
inatiOn for county attorney. The can
didates are Graham T. Putnam. the
present incumbent; Alexander McMas-
ter, the justice of the peace for the
Fifth precinct and Hiram a. Smith of
the firm OF Wilson & Smith Each has
influential friends working for him
throughout the county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-10

Chairman James H. Moyle announces
that he viii call the executive commit
tee of the Democratic state committee
together in a few days to discuss the
preliminary steps of the campaign in
this state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-10
Exercises in San Francisco.

San Francisco. Aus. 9.-The Italian
colony of San Francisco gathered in
Metropolitan temple, this afternoon to
pay tribute to the memory of the late
King Hum5ert of italy. The exercises
consisted of appropriate music and ad-
dresses by prominent orators.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-10
American League.

At Minneapolis-Min s; Miiwau-
kee Q.
At Kansas City-kansas City, Z; Chi
cagO b.
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The Up-to-date "Vet. -
Philadelnhia Press.N

McJieger-Yo Simpkins graduated
from the veterinary college Ia 81 month
and his father presented him with case
of instruments.
Surgical instrum entS. en-?
McJigger-Oh. no. Machizlists' tools, for
repairing automobiles
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-10
A Double Distinction.

Cassiday-Who are yez going to name
him after2
Kelly-Wen. were going to name him
Patricl Partly after St Patrick who
drove all the shnakes from OireIand. and
rarity after Pat Connolly. who drove all
.he Republicans out av tn Sixth ward
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-10
Political Notes.

Thomas MariOneaux. the Democratic
candidate for district judge in the Fifth
district, was IN the city yesterday, and,
of course, took in Purple day at the
lake.
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Baseball.
RAGGED BASEBALL ALL AROUND
-oAsER LOST GAME FOR 0UAK
Frs AT CHICAGO.
Reaneaters and Pirates Did Well, But
St. Louis Pitcher Was Batted Ali
Over the Field.
Chicago, 5; Philadelphia, Il.

chicago. Aug. 9.-Fraser gave eight
,oses on balls. Eleven hits, two of them
~ Ia ggers. were made off him. while
,,.jiahan was very steady and allowed
&9t three hits. Attendance, 1,1O0. Score.
r. II. 4.
Chicago ---------... ..s.-......
Philadelphia ..,,..,.........;;.::.,..... l o
Iatteries-Callahan and Chance; Frazer
II NTurphy Umpire-Hurst