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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
Che Curt.
RESULTS IN TANFoRAN.
Public Fails to Pick the Win
nerS

FUoIlc Fails to Pick the Win
ners.
san Francisco, Dec. 1.-THE public
failed TO pick the winners today at Tan
loran, where racing was resumed. The
rack was muddy and four favorites went
-l"A 10 defeat McunCe rode three win
gers. including HOhenIOhe at 20 to
sygNeES Martin Bargen and EnOs were
'---Stated- Results:
FUSL race. I'VE furIougs. seiiing-CGu-
55. r. ~ iAoQnee), to 1. Won; Ada n, lo5
w.. A~ilyl, y TO /, second, CouTtieT, 10.
'Is--y ,. II to >; third. Time. 1:f544
H-a--a "ag. Name HildreLh. Merida Os-
81 l0le, EldTed. Chaste. also ran
second race. seven and Oue-half fur
--tSs- l1Jn1ui0he. 1lJ fAGunce). y to J.
won. LanachUs. 10 tO'ConnorJ, to s.
-.-. ,r-lsSaEdo- lel tCOSurn). 3 to I
acrobat. G7E Luis, sam Dannebaur.
-@aal5T. Onyx, CaHe5O also ran.
~ A-ra race five furiongs, Seliiug-TOaCh.
i- H. -N"t4ol, 81 TO !, won. Phil ArChi-
.-- -.N lrrawieE), TO /, second; Thra-
~. IT'D 10 Connor), 10 ], third. Time.
Scotch Belle. Intrep,do. Bob Palmer.
Round Head. Sisenvine. also ran.
-s--5 m -5ce, five furlOEgs, purse-E.s-
t-alao. l,2 hiOUncel, 81 to 1, won:
775T.l.-s- ~ lDvminiCk). Z to 10. second;
-.-Tl- Time, 1903.
81 @a-s1miHum, 1 Don't Know, Mainstay
r5l-I6 race, one mile, seIIing-Tappan. 100
~ ,--'---5--l--ekI ~ to 1, won Walkenshaw,
a. ~ '0lUOri. 8 10 >, second. Aston, 9S
'--.-i1f- ID to J. third. Time ISL
-1-Iaa~t. EViriato also ran.
olAl- race, seven furlOngs. purse-The
+-'- y |hlley1. I TO 70, Won Prejudice,
~ ID AarlnJ. Z 10 .. second. LabOrgia
e.. TO -onrorJ, 10 10 / third. Time.
Naples also ran.
--...Tl-S for tomorrow
l-EEt race, purse, -year-old-DuclIoy.
p---.i-ls. Hiram Johnson. Favorita,
7p,1-.ooEn Eva Moe. Leipsig. Drudess-
10 i"-5 MaCLareu 1t5.
cs '-1 race. siZ furlOugS. purse. 2-year-
s-r .i-E Lyons Brutal. rs. Marshal
H. -'', tantimUs, AgrcgCr. 1I3, Lasmus
cla51rt race. seven furlongs. selling
No. H"Ee. Lom0nd, 102- Choteau, LO-
c.. line. %: Colonel Root. Simon d.
,-..a l"5- Our Lizzie. 10; Billy Moore.
riFoE.r-h race. seven furIongs. selling
r- redo. FiamaTo. Twinkle Twink
o. ..+- Saint Wood Castake, 1C7;
Ti--.5oro. BOIndIess. SO; Alec. Sir
Fifth race. i've furIongz. S-year-olds.
-2H5ou. Beautiful Bill Jos; Kings
L. E-aria Garter, BambOulia, Hercu-
Fs--- spike. Mcnamara Foul Play and
W, s-A.n race. six and one-half furiongs. 2
6 --N selling Nellie Forest g: David
Fa---.. Dandy Jim. los; Ga!anthus, 101;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
Messenger Lads Now threatened
With q Police Crusade.

The reckless riding of messenger boys
has caused the police to announce their
intention Of beginning a crusade
against the young scorchers. The Off
GERS say that the boys dash around cor
ners at break-neck speed without any
thought of the safety of others, but
declare that such reeklessness must be
stopped if it necessitates the arrest of
every messenger boy on the force.
The good nature of DR.. z. V. Silver
was all that saved one of the message
bearers from sleeping behind the bars
of the city bastile last night. The doc
tor and a friend were walking across
Main street at Second South about 3
O'Clock, when one Of the messenger
boys came dashing around the corner
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18

Arthur Montgomery, the Farmer
Artist" or as he is often called, the
artist Of the American Farm" has his
collection Of paintings. valued al $50, 600,
on free exhibition at the Knutsford to-
day, and has been persuaded to remain
here a couple of days
The farmer artist is rather unique
character. He claims to have a mis-
sion in the world of art. which is to
bring home to the American people a
realization Of what beauty exists on
every farm, in every barnyard, in fact,
in the country. He is a resident of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
POFE APPOINTS KEANE.
Names Him Bishop Of Dubuque
Urges Temporal Power.

Urges Temporal Power.
Rome, Dec 17.-At the secret con-
sistory held today. the pope appointed
g. number of bishops. including Mgr.
Keane, formerly rector of the Catholic
university at Washington, to the do
.ese of Dubuque.
The pope in today's allocution thank
ed God, who had enabled him to ac-
cOmplish the holy year Many painful
matters, however, afflicted him, he
went on to say, especially the conflict
between Italy and the church. result
ing in a violation of papal rights.
Still graver things, perhaps, are to
be appTehended, - continued his hOH-
ness. 1T is truly q calamity that the
pCntiff is despOiled forcibly Of just and
legitimate sovereignty, which is close
" bound with the liberty of his min
istry. The pOntif is now held under
the power of other men and subjected
20 their arbitrary Will.
Difficulties arise when we see the
domination of Rome pass from one 10
another as though il was a right in
stead of being the fruit of injustice.
We wish the papaCy to remain intact.
We declare that neither time nor the
succession of rulers can depress or di-
minish the imperceptible right of the
DOntiff"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
ENGINEER DERBY IN TOWN
CONFERENCES ON SHORT LINES
PROPOSED EXTENSIONS.
Expected that Work Will Soon Begin
on idaho Line-Trouble Over G. q.
n Rates.

Chief Engineer J. r. Berry Of the Union
Pacific who holds the position Of consult
ing engineer with the Oregon Short Line.
was IN the city yesterday. His visit is in
connection with the great amount of con-
S--laS'e;- work the Short Line is con
teILpidung, more particularly the line
rom btdCi-iOoI ID H0us- on, tua. the pro-
--GteC line south from Terminus to Lea
nln@ton, which is to become the main
me OF the system, and the extension TO
-Ieep creek from Tintic. Mr.. Berry was
eloseted with General Manager Bancroft
resident Engineer Ashton and other
snort Line officials a large part Of the
Gay. ana these various projects were fully
discussed 1t is in the air that work will
begin on the Idaho lire al no distant date
me return OF the surveying party from
the south VIII bS awaited before esti-
proposition.
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LONDON Sun NOW
EDITED BY PREACHER

London. Dec. 1.-THE first issue Of
the London sun, under the editOrship
Of the Rev. DR.. Joseph Parker, pastor
of the City Temple, appears this af-
lernoon. The column where the days
betting is usually published contained
under the caption Latest News the
Wages OF. sin is death" and other IA
miliar texts followed up by vigorous
protests against gambling. The arti-
Gle declares. IF a paper cannot live six
days without paRdering to the gambler,
the drunkard and the sensualist, let it
Withdraw"
In another editorial, DR.. Parker urges
the magistrates to Apply the cat and
wipe out HOOliganism."
Otherwise the paper is much the
same as usual
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
Destroyer Has Bad Luck.

Tacoma, Wash, Dec. 1.-THE tor
pedo boat destroyer Goldsborough will
not make another run on sound waters
for many weeks. The breaking of the
eccentric rod Friday has disabled her
for some time. The crew has been dis
charged and the order for government
inspectors has been countermanded, so
it will probably be about two months
before the final trial trip can be made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18

TRe following dispatch from General
PASSENGER Agent Sebastian of the Rock
-Slfc--1 ives received at the local Office of
that road yesterday. Il confirms the story
Sent out IN the dispatches Saturday:
proposition to make rate of i cent. Der
mile e. A r. rational encampment. Den
Yer, IN September, 1871, has failed to car
r. joint notice served by Rock Island
and Burlington. and rates will be made
eftectiVe from ali points in Western Pas
SEER association on basis of cent per
ry.ll-"
IL is evident from this that the two big
roads are going to buck the association to
the finish. Developments promise to be
interesting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
HOSTING WORKS BURN.
Brown Company Loses Heavily-Er-
ployees Leap from Window.


Cleveland, O., Dec. 17-Fire early to-
day almost entirely destroyed the big
plant os the Brown Hosting & Convey
ing Machine company. Five out Of
seven buildings used by the company
are in ashes, and property estimated
to be worth over $500 600, entirely con
sumed. Eleven hundred workmen are
thrown out Of employment The COM
pany, considered to be one of the larg
est concerns of the. kind in the world,
has many contracts with the govern
ment for hosting apparatus to be
erected at c0aling stations that are be-
ing esta blished in various parts Of the
world.
The flames started in the varnish
room Of the EHsweH- Parker Electric
company which occupied part of one
Of the Brown company's buildings. The
loss 20 The Ellswel- Parker company is
about 500 000 covered by insurance.
Hundreds of employees were compelled
to jump from windows. as a result Of
the rapid spread Of the flames. No one,
however. as far as known, was serious
~ injured.
The loss to the Brown company is
largely covered by insurance. The
plant will be rebuilt at once.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
Free Exhibitions of 100000.
Worth of Paintings.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, and while he never
has taken a lesson in art, he has worked
thirty years on subjects about the farm.
Mr.. Montgomery had a famous paint
the Farm" by title. He presented
President Mckinley with one of his
works last year One picture in the
collection at the Knutsford he values
at $4,000
Mr. Montgomery s word TO the Salt
Lake public is. If I'm not at home
walk right IN. The door is open all
day"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
Union Pacific Survey.

@ syenne. Wyo., Dec. IA party Of
II;-:=2 Pacific engineers passed through
here yesterday en- route to Guernsey. At
ter running lines in that vicinity the sur
VayOrs will go to the Big Horn basin,
where. it IS said, they viii commence to
survey for a lire from the vicinity of Co
dy city south to a connection with the
main line of the Union Pacific The Union
Pacific evidently intends TO enter central
Wyoming itself and not submit to the
Burlington ) monopOlizing the trade Of
that section
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
Superintendent Balls Narrow
Escape From Death.

tainted and fell against William Ball,
superintendent Of the mine. knocking
him partly out of the cage He saved
himself, but his foot was caught be-
tween one Of the timbers and the cage,
the shoe was torn off and the foot was
badly lacerated. The men reached the
top without further accident, but it was
a great wonder to all that Ball was
not killed outright.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18

There was q mishap in the shaft of
the Lower Mammoth mine at Tintic
on Saturday night that gives a num-
Der of men a creepy feeling every time
they think of it. Several men who had
been down in the mine, among them
W. ,. Mccormick of this city, were
coming up at a very rapid rate, when
{. Z. Coffin. who was of the number.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
Jockey Files CHARGES

.--aa5.ead. Ca. Dec Hockey Ccburn
t~,5.s He'd "a suit against Thomas W Lot
E-Sr. owner of a stable now at the Oak
Cob rack and employer Of the plaintiff.
r-7--lL charges that LOttridge has
81 tt.ehed 10 post" ail over the country
sr.s '. ',ialnuu does not pay him S2,59y.
liz Slit IS brought 10 prevent the posi-
ssr. costing Of the Jockey. CO5urn
fT- ms mother ia England contracted
s.rr nm 10 ride Tor Lottridge for a small
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18

lard championship Of the A. A. U, at
the Knicke1bocller Athletic club to
night. Cutler had previously defeated
kellogg of Chicago. who in turn beat
Beadriek Of this city. but Hendrick to-
night defeated Cutler and while he tied
with the Bostonian on games won. cut
Ter wen his average Of the last three
games played.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Kenyon.-C. c. Colt. New York
Edwin Il Westcott. Chicago: H b Win
ser, Chicago; J. J. Num-. Provo; Miss Lii
Ian MADDEN. Portland ore: John
Kansas City; c. T. Moon. St Anthony.
Ida: s. a. Harsh. Helena: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. McCdne, Boston; Mrs S. F. I.af-
ferty. san Francisco; S. e, Moore, Den
yer; n =. Plat and wife, Nome Alaska;
George c Messenger, Atlantic City; NJ l.
Mcdonald, Butte; A. B. Luther, Chicago;
J. T. Cate, Chicago: n. NJ. Hamilton. St
Louis; George Rhodes, Idaho Falls: D. II.
Clyne, Idaho Falls; r. NJ. Stockslager,
PoCatclla.
White House.-George McDermaid Cas-
tie: W T. FarWeH. Port Arthur, Texas;
J., Davis. Silver city: r Z. Hull. Color
ado Springs, Colo; a. G. Campbell Pro-
vo; G. L. England. TOoele; Mrs. c. Cal
lahan. Evanston, Wyo:; II. W. Vincent
and wife. Denver. Colo; r. G. Booth.
Holland: f. s. Myer, Green River; J. ".
Fulmer, Los Angeles; John Homer and
wife. Provo; John Bems. Fred Hicks. A
Santiago. F. Pace, Nevada T Conway
and wife. Ogden: ". II. Butts. SPANS h
Fork; W Smith. Ogden: Mrs. V. S.
Scribner, Stockton; C. J. Raplan, Mime
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
INVESTIGATES SALE
OF A REPUBLIC

New York, Dec. IA dispatch to the
Herald from Rio de Janeiro says:
It is announced that the American
consul at Para has been travelling in
cognito through the state Of Manaos,
by the Amazon and its tributaries.
1t is believed that his journey has
some relation TO the reported sale by
Bolivia of the territory in the so-called
republic of Acre to an American synd1-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
PugI1ism.
~-o-- ~9IzE-r1aHTING BARRED.
o.,srn-Gans Fake Has Erect
in Chicago.

chicago. Dec. 17.-Ihere VIII De 10
Chica5o' eqbts held in Chicago. un-
more ,I g-.I carter Harrison vetoes an
ieS II resolution almost unanimous
sntiI 5,als5fed by the city council! tonight
TTs 5 contest t at T1 ut s@ m inS5
Thursuas fI7s council decided tina all
ieeL -.I;sri Sc' encounters should be prohio-
tied td.d IN din to the resolution adopted,
no for sFs 9gTsa 6 OF the RO5 mayor sa
hiblJlUn' ,t,fsf of DOIi1e is held respOn-
ana and l for the law being carried out.
sl9.e. believed the mayor viii sign the
IL ice - 1g as it passed by a vote OF
50 TO u ..nsItv against prize fighting,
inc 70, m The state law, is from one
aec .g1 raar s Imprisonment in the peni-
10 .5a- for each Offense.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
Goes to QuelI Revolt.

Colon, Dec. 1.-THE British gunboat
Pheasant has arrived at Panama The
British steamer Taboga, seized by the
Colombian government sometime ago,
leaves today with an armed Colombian
expedition to quell disturbance at
Chepo. The government force is ex-
pected to achieve an easy victory.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
sMITH-mCoY FIGHT.
Articles of Agreement Signed in The
Herald Office.

Articles of agreement for a twenty
round bout between Ed Mccoy and Den
Yer Ed Smith were signed in The Her
aid office yesterday afternoon. The win
ner is to take 20 per cent Of the gate
money. and the fight is TO be pulled OF
1--.--az the 18th and Goth of January
next The referee must be agreed on be
t..--.. the LIST and 10Th.
S---- Clark and Charley LANCE Of the
Salt Lake Athletic club will promote the
battle. and 2 big crowd is sure to be in
attendance. Both men have made good
ra1a-dE as scrapperS and a contest be-
tween them should he Verv interesting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
Locomotives Ordered

In addition to the various orders placed
" the Rio Grande ~Western for new
equipment during the past few months
an order is now in the hands Of the SChe-
neCtaGy people for two additional lOcOmO-
lives Of largs capacitY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
pUHLIN BEsTs MAHER.
Hasyvweights Go Six Rounds at
philadelphia.

Z uAAcNN+CA kfA-@eNH
Pbla zelphia, Dec. Ii Gus Rubin and
Peter AIaher met tonight at the Penn
ART Athletic club in a six-rOund contest
.bzt rroved to be one OF the fastest and
most furious bouts Of that length be
zen HeavyWeights which has been
ess7 for some time. Under the local
Tvs no decisions are permitted. judg-
,7auf as to the outcome being left TO
he eclators. The concensUs Of opin-
i'm was that Rubin had by far the bet
1sr of the fight, and clearly oUtclassed
The Irishman, Notwithstanding MaheT
nUr ND one of the gamest battles that
h. has ever done. Both men were in
EXCELLENT shape. and from the first
s7und Of the bell 10 the end of the
frbt went al it hammer and tongs.
Naher was especially active in the
6rzt three rounds, after which he did
m. show the same form, but appar-
anrIv avoided the heavy swings OF
PubIin. Attendance. / Gt0-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
Baseball.
Catcher Chance is Hurt

OHVCLSI OL1aIICe l5 AuIL-
Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. zT-Frank
-Eance, the well known baseball player,
WHO was struck in the ear by a pitched
'3I yesterday ana sustained a con
ussion Of the brain, is resting easy at
the California hospital. DR.. T. D. Bull
ard, the attending physician, says
there is no doubt OF mis- recovery unless
complications set in, and he is conf
dent Chance viii be out in a few days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
Oil LANDS SOLD.
California Properties Bought by Eng
lish Syndicate.

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 1.-THE sale
of the Coalinga oil lands by Chancellor
& Garfield of this city and W. II. Hart
and associates of san Francisco, which
was reported some five months ago and
subsequently denied, is reafhrmed to
day on good authority. The purchasers
are said TO be al English syndicate
The property involves 4. 800 acres of the
richest Gil lands III the Coalinga field
yielding an average of $4,000 barrels a
month IT is stated that Of the pur-
chase price Chancellor & Garfield Will
receive 81 .000,0 900, and Mr.. Hart ana
associates $3.50, 600.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
FRANCIS vs.. CARIsTY.
Promising Bout is Scheduled for To-
night.

Jim Francis and Young" Christy are
scheduled TOR a twenty-round stunt be
fore the Salt Lake Athletic club, 15S State
street. tonight Both men have been
training hard and the go should be inter
eSJIu-. Admirers OF both are confident
The night won't last the limit. There has
5ze- q good demand for seats. and the
crowd promises TO be one of the largest
the club has had at one Of its carnivals.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
miscellaneous.

cutler Wins Championship.
~ lOrE. Dec. IT-Aibert Cutler IF
lou won the amateur class B bill
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18

The CuIen.-Matt Daugherty and wife,
Sidney, Neb.:"A L. Card, Mrs. Olston.
Tacoma; George St. Clair, Ophir; d. c.
Harrington, Eureka B.. F. House. Den
vers p. J. eKarneS>,, Gunnison; NJ D.
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II. B. Coleman, Peabody; B. b Kelhher,
A D. Wooiley, Pocatelloi; Leo Johnson
Len Hale, Grantsville; T. G. McKearn,
RosEa Ida
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''Weak Mems Hope, >.

Says Dr. Bennett Lies in a Cure By
the Proper Application Of Electricity
and Electricity Only, for Drugs Cannot
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: TUESDAY. DECEMBER ls 1900

sofa; Mrs. A Armstrong Seattle, Wash
u Armstrong, Seattle, Wash; H. 3.
Rohde, California; ". C livingston,
Manti: n. p Nelson, Manti; E. E. Mat
tocks, Minnesota; J. Canhan, Mercur; J.
Murphy, Mercur; G. a Robertson, Rob
inson; W. II. Cassidy, Tooele; John But
ter, Bingham, W G.. Penn, Chicago; s.
K. Evans. Chicago; E. K. Sweet. Mime
sofa: Mrs. G. L Southard, Walla- Walla-;
Master Southland ERalls Walla.
The Walker House.zB. J. Laney, Ida
no: 3. Lewis, Spokane;s Mrs W. j. Gil
mer, Seattle; J. c. GilIner, Spokane; NJ.
T. Carson, Y. c. Mag, Utah: F. G.
Thompson. Park City; J. NJ Guer. Provo
r. PembIe, Wilson, Wyo-; F. Taylor, Den
yer; Charles King, Utah; Alex Wright,
Park City; G.. c. HeWett. Colorado
Springs; William jacobson, J. Collins,
Denver; Fred DOnelebbe, Utah; F. z.
Wyatt, Bingham; Harry Adams, Seattle;
G. c. Haynes, Kemmerer, Wy-o-; Mrs
George -Fluth and son. Idaho Falls; John
Johnson, Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-18

Sexual weakness
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life. strength and
vitality. Electric
ity is the one cure
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