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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
Baseball.
FLIES AND GRoUNDERs.
Some Trouble Anticipated in the In
terscholastic League.

Some Trouble Anticipated in the In
terscholastic League.
The decision of the University to keep
out of baseball games with other than
bona-fde school mines will doubtless
have some influence On-the organization
OF the school league. What the Var
sityites demand is that every player on
competing school team shall have ten
hours Of school work 70 his credit, and
il is lust that which will cause the
trouble 1t is we'll known that some OF
the mines. particularly those represent
ing schools that have a night business
department. have been playing men
ON their mines that have barely been
registered in the school, and sometimes
they have played men who haven
even been registered. There are two
such teams that are to be members of
the league. and they will doubtless OBJ
iect to- having such a rule as the Uni
yarsitv proposes going into effect. They
contend that it is an imDOssibility to
take ten hours school work at a night
school and that the rule is unjust. The
'Ndrsityites say. on the other hand,
that il is no more than right as 1t
keeps from playing on school teams
players who are in no way connected
with the school that their team is al
legged Oh rapresent. The question will
p. thoroughly aired at the meeting Of
the schedule committee tomorrow night
q" q .
The Latter-day Saints College and
Salt Lake Business College mines Occu-
pied the Eighteenth ward square yes
teriay afternoon and had a profitable
practice. The Saints had their new
caps ON and presented a nobby appear
anct They also played good ball. The
Business College boys showed up in
their usual form. which those who pre-
tend ro know say is going 10 win for
them The school championship.
q" o. -
The Pish School team will line up on
Walker field today for an hours hard
work. The nine has been considerably
strengthened since Gardanier took the
ca0taingy and several new men have
BEEN gotten out Bert Rasmussen has
been placed ar sh0rtStOp and a strong
mleld IS now assured. The wearers Of
ne red and black are working under
1.r ulties this year, but they are not
o." kind 10 lie down when things do not
ia1t en- 10 come their way. They say
That they are going 10 have Just as
strong team as they ever had, and
i'-E are certainly working for il.
e . .
Tn. members of the local railroad
h1es expressed themselves yesterday
as aatng very well satisfied with the
'-sl. Of the schedule committee meet
ing 0 Ogden on Sunday. The schedule
Is I'm versally satisfactory. and the
lHes lii now get down 10 hard work
u pr 1aratlon for the summer. All Of
NE D cups have been decided. and
al1 now remains TO be done except
20 ger ntO shape.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
PREPARING FOR FIELD DAY
VARSITY STUDENTS PRACTIc-
ING DAILY ON THE CAMPUS.
Practices Are Held in the Early
morning Under the Direction of j.
A. Augustus.

THE pleasant spring days that nave
,,,ssaa Zion for come time past are
,,.fro nut to good advantage out at tne
--.'rsi.-. and the husky athletes OIL
W. u-.-. irsfitution are getting rapidly INTO
- f,r their field day in June. Inc
Pc, Students never have peeh
,-,a,,usrd in any field sports ana they
Ind 90 take everything Inls az of
}" T ri The fleet Of foot ana al VI
All .,l,7' nossess muscular advantages
tho27 -lsra them athletically superior 10
liat f,Inxs have been out oaiiy'
tneL ...t.,. n z O'Clock they have gain
PIo,N[' Inc campus and have gone
eIeu exercises that ought 10 DTlhg
mt al NJ the winning powers th9s are
ou' ta-- 7 A. Augustus, the e1nclenI
III Hnt.,sica1 director of the Y. M. =. a
PHss'.'E-l-, iu charge and under MS tule-
An u nv have done some very goOo
az The material for a first class
W. foam ia at the University ana
,L,-oue.Js is just the man 10 ue'elop
- material. The indications are,
.Eerafore that the varsity men sldhu
=, o. GOOD way to win honors.
81 Anderson. the big man who Won lne
ss,,- and the 100 yard dashes against
tho Brigham 1puli5 do1y =.
e. an the team this year. ana Il Jus'I %
-,nas5v as ever. Gatehouse, ne Oh tre
- inches and the enormous reach
- foot will be in the hlgh klcklis
ol,snt and that means rev points
(. +bs credit Of the : arsity. Little rat
.-rgor will be on hand for the hlsn
ann and there are very Few IN inc
ssfa+e who car best him.
nh, varsity field day this year Will De
Ia with the Brigham Young academy
~ .be carly part Of June. A challenge
III racaived from the University Oh
T5abo bu+ the Provo boys viii be tne
- aceommOdated, as there ls hIIle
80 standing against them that lile
,.a-sity wants settled. The day Will pe
a.. biogast of the college year ana me
,..,rsit2 bovs mean that a large paII
~ +ba bonors shall be theirs.
In order to get the very best men oL
III ,,..~.itv to hold down the dlfter-
wy. a,snts Director Augustus mas
e uI.5 % trial match for today, Wheh
eso various athletes will compete IoI
~ honor of representing their ANNA
,1ater The events will begin at O'CLOCK
+bis morning and will last until nine.
Trbose who will compete are as tolloWs'
Anderson. Riser, Hatch, Bennlon'
15ror-n Carlson. Wightman, Gatehouse,
Sbe11ev SiemOns, Stephenson, brlh-
tar Jacobson. Sllidmore, There is con-
siderable interest in the contest anu
il promises to be interesting. IL WIZ
also serve to give line on the h'nu Oh
a track team that the varsity Will nave
on the field this year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
WORKED HIS LODGE BROTHERS
YOUNG MAN SECURED LOANS
FROM ODD FELLOWS.
W. E. Henry Is Now in Jail on a
Charge of Obtaining Money by
False Pretenses.

A smooth young fellow who goes by
the name Of W. z. Henry has, if re-
ports be true. shamefully duped local
members Of the I. o. o. F. He showed
up in Salt Lake a couple Of weeks ago,
and going to certain members of the
order, represented himself to be a fra
ternal brother, told a hard luck story,
and was successful in getting money
from them on the pretense that he had
been promised a position as engineer
on the Rio Grande Western.
But his visits in quest of financial aid
became so numerous that the lodge
members became wary. and investi-
gated. They found that Henry, as he
calls himself spends most of his time
and money on Commercial street. be-
ing gambler. 1t is supposed ne worked
the brethren for SIS or more, all told
He was arrested and locked I'D last
night by Sergeant Burbidge and Off
Ger Burt. The charge will probably be
obtaining money by false pretenses.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
THoRESEN GETS PAY.
State Must Allow Lease Claim in
Full.

According to an opinion handed down
yesterday by the supreme court in the
case Of I. c. Thoresen VS.. the state
board Of examiners. appellant. on ap-
pellant's petition for a rehearing. the
courts former opinion was reaffirmed,
compelling the board, as provided by
law, to allow for payment respondents
full claim against the state for the
moneys paid for lease Of school lands,
which leases, under territorial law.
were held to be void.
Respondents claim from assignors in
Cache county aggregated about 81 500.
but the board allowed only
6212 per cent. or the amount
that had been paid into the
state treasury from the county treas
ury. AS before, the court held that ii
was mandatory upon the board to al
low for refund out Of the state treas
ury the full amount paid by respond
ent's assignOrs on the void leases.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
JOB SURE FOR FARLEY WHITE
LATE CANDIDATE FOR TREAS
URER TO GET A PLUM.
Mayor VIII Send in Appointment as
Food Inspector to the Council To-
night.

Unless Mayor Thompson reverses his
determination, ne will send to the council
tonight the appointment of Farley White
to the lately re-created office of inspector
Of food and provisions. II is not likely
that The appointment VIII be confirmed
without reference TO a committee, since
it is known that several of the council
men have an aversion to confirming the
appOintee. The chief objection raised
against Mr.. White is that he is reputed
TO be allied coo closely with the meat
business, although it is admitted in his
favor that he is a chemist and hence well
qualified in this respect to fill the posi-
ton The probabilities are, however,
that the mayors appointee will event
ually be confirmed. He will draw a sal
airy of SIS a month and have this grain
of comfort when rejecting upon his los
ing race for the city treasurership last
November.
Whites rivals for the appointment are
John r. Wiscomb. W. P. Appleby and
Jake Greenewald, each of whom has
more or less support from one clique
or another Of coUncilmen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
MOUNTAIN STATES
SAY DOCTOR KILLED THE MAN
CLAIM OF DEFENSE IN RAUM-
SINCLAIR MURDER CASE.
Inexperienced Surgeon Called to
Treat the Wounded Man After He
Had Been Shot.
Especial to Ths Hera1dN

BIackfoot. Ida, March 19-In the
Raum-Sinclair murder case TODAY the
state rested at noon after putting on
but two witnesses. The first witness A
L. Rice, who it appears, was theUolun-
teer one. having come without a sub
poena' got badly mixed in his testi-
mony.
Dr. Hyde of Rexburg. who held the
gost mortem testified that the wound
was not necessarily fatal IT seems
some unknown doctor. who was nrsc,
CIcl ing without license in the vicinity
oL VICTOR was called in after the bIo,E-
was was struck and under his care Sinclair
uIed: FOR some reason the state did NOT
pIOouce this witness.
me prosecution rested ,1nexDactedI1,
ana the general sentiment is that an
acqulttal will follow. Attornev CLARK
IN ms opening statement for the de-
IeIse. outlined the case as one of self
oeIense purely and further stated thA,,
would show that it was the alleged
doctor who did the actual killing and
not Raum. >---O
defendant was on the stand all AFTER
noon. he retained his usual cOmposure
and told straightforward story The
court, after lengthy arguments al
lowed evidence showing the turbulent
nature OF deceased.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
A Good Word for Golf Links.

]. W. Douglas, the travelling repre-
sentative Of Spalding Bros Denver
mouse, was IN the city yesterday and
looked over the golf links Of the Coun-
try club He is an experienced and en-
thusiastic golfer and has seen all Of
the best courses in the country. In his
opinion the links out at the old Cilmer
residence compare quite favorabl with
many Of the courses in the east Re
expects a big run in the sales of golfing
outfits, as he says that the indicationS
are that there viii be all kinds of in
terest in the sport
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
VICE IN BOSTON. Too.
Preacher Declares That officers Stand
in With Criminals

Boston. March 1s.-At public meet
ing in the First church, held under the
auspices of the Watch and Ward So
ciety, the Rev. Frederick B. Allen. one
Of the officers Of the society. declared
that a large number of vicious pIavs
have been produced in Boston during
the last few years and he advised the
people who pau cnize the theatres r0
find out beforehand the character of
plays they propose to attend and to
govern themselves accordingly.
After referring to the charge that
s.. 000. 600 is annually paid in tribute bv
criminals to municipal authorities in
New York City, Mr.. Alien continued.
There is no question that vice is pro-
tected here in Boston too. There is a
considerable number of the police force
in completely with evil-doers although
this society cannot obtain legal evil
dence TO make it possible TO convict in
coIIrt-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
Suit Of ex-Councilman Against
Walkers Administrative.
ASKS HIS COMMISSION
MONEY FOR SALE OF ELECTRIC
FRANCHISE.
Plaintiff Was Promised one-third of
proceeds if He Traded the Prop
erty for S1o,OOO-Claims Pay
ment Was Refused After the
Death of Samuel F. Walker.

The trial of the suit brought bv for
raer Councilman John I. Lawson
against Mary Senter Walker. as execu-
~ - %, OF the last will and testament of
eie Iate Samuel F. Walker. was com
T -r1eISceu before Judge Cherry Yesterday
So,, @ SIes,orneys for the plaintiff are Viii
an5 ;iSIiliCh' assisted by r. B. Shepard.
r res ere ice Crrchlow & Barrette rep
aIIa- ,-. me defendant The complaint
oIleses mat in October. 1894 I,awCon
contracted with Samuel F WaII<er 70
oo1 ds agent in negotiating the sale of
certain electric light franchise
S1Tdmued by Salt Lake City. of which
r " aiher was then the owner. and that
w dIAer promised that if Lawson should
Illlo a purchaser for the franchises and
uuesotlate the sale for $4,000 or more
ne would pay him Gawson) S.. 333 as
compensation for his services. this surn
- Oe pald when the final payment for
walker. NC Hla0e TO
In December, 1894, the sale of the
I I'D was consummated by Law
son Tor $4,000, and the final payment
was MADE to Walker in August. 1897
out walker failed to pay to Lawson
any part of his commission of &c 900
MT walker died in September. 1897. an
polntlng Mary Senter Walker as his
eXecutrlX On Dec. 2, 1898, Lawson's
GialIn was presented at the office of F;
8 u; Erltchlow, the attorney for Mrs.
on the following April Mr.. Critcblow
Informed the plaintiffs agent that the
claim had been rejected by Mrs. walk
er. MRS. Walker claims that the claim
was rejected by her on Dec. 4. 1898. and
that the fact of the rejection was com
Inuncated to Lawson, but that he
IalIed 10 bring suit in the proper court
or at all, against the defendant. with
IN three months after the notification
OF the rejection of his claim. which is
therefore,, void. On these grounds the
ueiehdant prays the dismissal of the
suit with costs. The hearing of the
80 was commenced at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning and will nrobabIv con
tlIlIIa FOR. tue -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
Railroad Notes.

Mr.. Bancroft went north yesterda
morning on short inspection trip.
E. P. Shelby. general manager of the
P. & N, returns north this morning.
D. E. Burley is back at his desk
again from a weeks absence in the
east.
The Northern Pacific announces that
it will receive freight for shipment to
Kamiah, on the Clearwater Short Line.
In addition to the regular conference
travel, the Utah WoolgrOwers' associ--
alton and the Utah Livestock asso.,i-
alton propose TO hold meetings in Salt
Lake on April 6, z and g.
The union depot franchise is sched-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
WANT MORE MONEY.
Stonemasons Will Ask an Increase
Nav

At a meeting of the local Stone Ma
sons union last evening, definite action
was taken on the proposition TO demand
an increase in wages from $50 TO 4 per
day Of eight hours, and May > was the
time fixed for the new rate going into
effect. The unions new constitution and
bylaws were adopted a feature being a
provision for payment Of so toward de-
frRying the funeral expenses of any men,
Der in good standing dying. President
Tyne reported the unions membership
at forty-five. with a prospect Of swelling
the number to sixty by next Monday
evening. Nearly all the members are
employed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
SOLD AT AUCTION.
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf
Changes Hands for S12, 100000.

Joplin. No. March 19-The Kansas
City, Pittsburg & Gulf railroad was
sold at public auction in this city this
morning by f. H. Stiles, master in
chancery. to satisfy a $4,000. coo mort
gage with one years accrued interest
held by the State Trust company of
New York. But one bid was made.
that by Silas w. Petit, chief counsel
of the Philadelphia reorganization com
mittee. of s1250OO0O. the upset price.
The purchasers have to assume $24.-
5SO.44 Of Indebtedness, representing the
principal of the bonds and interests
thereon, and the interest on the de-
faulted interest to date of the decree
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
GRAND JURY MEETS
Will Investigate Charges Against
Omeials at Blackfoot, Ida.
Especial to The HeraIdl

N0peclal 10 The Herald)
Blackfoot. Idaho. March 1s.-The
grand jury empanelled this morning
with William Howard, a well known
-ailcn6 5I OF near Blackfoot, as fore
man, Thomas Terrfll Of PocateIIo u-ss
appointed acting county attorney. ow-
ing TO the disability of County Attor-
ney Clark, against whom charges are
veStigate ~ ~
Judge Rich, instructed them to 90
INTO the various cases carefully and
ma out If there has been any corrup-
tion on the part Of county officials and
II not ascertain who is at fault for All
TINS furore, if such it is.
Inc charges against Sheriff CIyne and
attorney Clark are now under consid-
Grafton. This being the first grand Jury
IN years, they are instructed to exam
Inc the books of the county officials.
the jail. state insane asylum and county
property generally.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
NO PLACE YET.
Sharkey-Fitzsimmons Managers Are
After Location.

New York, March 19.-An effort was
made tonight by the persons interested
to agree upon a place for the coming
night between Sharkey and Fitzsim-
mons Two bids We're received. The
Seaside Sporting club deposited a check
Tor $1,000 and agreed to give the prin-
cipalS 90 per cent of the gross receipts
and 90 per cent of the picture profits.
Tom ORourke, of the club, explained
tnat II was his intention to allow the
Sz.5OO already on deposit for the JEFF
fTles- Corbett match to continue I'D af-
ter that fight on May IL, making S.. 900
in all, as required.
Inc WeStchester Athletic club repre-
Sented by Martin Julian and G. J. Cook
MADE higher bid. It offered 81 per
cent OF the gross receipts and 81 per
cent OF the picture. profits. 1t made a.
deposit of a $1,000 check. An agree
ment was not reached. The parties will
meet again tomorrow and probably
make decision. The sentiment tonight
was very favorable to the acceptance
OF the WeStchester club offer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
Poor Duke Catches Heirees

New York. March 19-An intimate
friend Of the Duke La Tore says that
the latter is engaged to Miss Sylvia
Green. daughter Of Mrs. Hettv Green
The duke is a son of Marshal Serrano
ex-regent of Spain and ex-captain gen
eral Of Cuba, and is poor. He is now in
New York, and the gossips have con
nected his name with that Of various
wealthy young women Mrs. Green de-
MES the report of the engagement with
some asDPritV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
How Occur d'Alene Affair Is Looked
Unon ar Washington.

washington. March 19--News of fur
tber trouble in the COuer d'Alene min
ing district reached the war depart
ment today in the following telegram
vancouver Barracks, washington,
March 19.-Adjutant general, w aSnlng-
ton. D. C.-Commanding oLlcef FOrI
sherman reports PrivateS West Hayes
andfsDavid F. Hayden. company M
Tyventy-fourth infantry, were badly
shot in Couer d'Alene city; suspected
parties under arrest; recovery OF men
Doubtful. All quiet here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

the commissioner general here. A gym
nasium contest viii be open to the
whole world with the exception of pro-
feSsionals who have exhibited in public
IN circuses and theatres, the contests to
take place July 2S and 80 on the BIZ
cycle track at the Bots de Viucennes.
NO gymnasts under IS years Of age will
be admitted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
MAUD S. BURIED.
Body Of Famous Trotter Laid AWAY
With Proper Honors.

New York, March 19.-The body Of the
famous trotting mare. Maud S, was
buried today with proper honors in the
horse cemetery on the Bonner farm at
Eastview, Westchester county. n. Y.
Her grave is beside mat of Dexter.
2:17A. The plot has been reserved for
Maud S. for years. Close by are buried
PocahOntas, Peerless, Lady Palmer,
Flatbush Maid. Rarus and other ia
nous horses. It is expected that the
Bonner family will erect a monument
to Maud s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
NEW AGENT FOR COAST.
r. G. W. officials Return From In
stalling E. W. THOMPSON,

S. H. Babcock, traffic manager. and
George W. HeintZ. general passenger
agent of the Rio Grande Western, re-
turned yesterday from their trip to
San Francisco, whittier they journeyed
last week to install F. w. Thompson Of
Los Angeles as general passenger agent
in that city, vice ". H. Snedaker, re-
signed.
The position as formerly held by Sne-
daker, who has gone over to the Illinois
Central. has been divided into two de
partments-One controlling the passen-
ger business and one the freight Mr.
Thompson will look after both depart
ments for a period, until the manage
ment decides upon man TO handle
the freight end Of the Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
TWO SOLDIERS SHOT.
Got Into Row in a Saloon at Coeur
d'Alene CITY.

Rathdrum, Idaho, March 19.-At 8
o'clock Sunday morning, a row occurred
at Occur d'AIene city, in Pheifers ga
loon, in which two colOred soldiers
Hayes and Hayden were shot.
Hayes was shot through the lungs
and will die The ball passed through
the BODY and was afterwards picked
up on the floor of the saloon. Hayden
was shot in the breast, the ball en-
tering near the heart and ranging up
ward. The bullet has not yet been 10
Gated. The wound is serious
After being shot, both negroes walked
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
CRICKETERs ORGANIZE.
Ogden Cricket Club Chooses Officers
for the Season.
Especial 10 The Herald.j

Especial 10 The Herald.J
Ogden, March 19.-The Ogden cricket
club was organized tonight at a meet
ing in Thomas hall. c. A. Smurtb-
waite was chairman Of the meeting ard
NJ j. Thomas. secretary. The election
OF officers resulted as follows: c. A.
SmurthWaite, president; D. a Larkin.
secretary; NJ. j. Thomas. assistant Sec
Tetary' William Shipley treasurer;
William Haddenham, captain. Genrge
Parker, assistant captain. These Off
GERS, excepting the treasurers. com
pose the executive committee. which
is charged with the duty of finding suit
able grounds for the club
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
Interstate Commerce Commission.

San Francisco, March 1g.7J. c..
Stubs. William F. Herrin and William
Sproule of the Southern Pacific. and
William A Bissell Of the Santa. Fe
have gone TO Phoenix, Ariz.. TO be
present at meeting of the interstate
commerce commission in that city on
Wednesday. They will then accom-
pany the commissioners to various cit
les in southern California, where meet
ings viii be held to consider matters
Of Importance 10 California shippers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
CHAPMAN LOWERS RECORD.
Breaks Fifty-mile Mark at Los An
geles Velodrome.

Advices were received in this city yes
terday to the effect that John Chan
man, who is we'll known as a bicycle
rider here. lowered the worlds record
for a fifty-mile race to / hour. 81 min
utes and 10 seconds. This was done
Sunday night in a race with John Law
son and Hardy Downing, the two latter
being left far behind. Chapman is
scheduled to be at the Salt Palace track
this summer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-20
Young Mothers.

Group is the terror OF thousand. o..
young mothers because itz outbreak is
so agonizing and frequently fatal shi-
Ioh's Cough and Consumption Cure arrs
Ike magic In cases OF Group. 1t has
never been known TO fail The WORT
cases relieved Immediately. Price *
cts, so cts and 81 Fog sale at 2. @
NJ L Drug Dept