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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
Reduces Wind Friction.

The cigar-shaped train invented by
A. G.. Adams of the Baltimore & Ohio
Is receiving notice from railway author
nlcs. the trial trip has been greatly
eclipsed by a recent performance, and
II Is now believed that it win do all
that Is claimed for Il by its inventor
on May 80. a 5S-ton engine drawing
six cars that constitute the Adams
train. made the i0-miles' run from Bal
tlmore TO Washington, on the Baltimore
q Ohio railway. in 81 minutes and 30
seconds. This time covers the start
from standstill the slow speed de-
handed BY the laws and ordinances OF
both cities In entering or leaving and
the minute or more consumed IN com
ing 10 a full stop as well as the slack
ening al the Relay viaduct. The run
Is said 20 excel all speed records on
the Baltimore & Ohio between the two
cities. Several miles were made at the
rate OF Al seconds and 81 miles were
made IN exactly six minutes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
SPIKE AND RAIL

Mr.. Calvin Of the Short Line has re-
turned from the north
A mining excursion goes to Tlntlc to-
morrow over the Western
The Lackawanna is the second Oldest
railroad IN the United States.
J. b. Keefe, agent at Uvada FOR the
Utah & Pacific. has gone TO chicago on
a vacation trip.
The Great Northern Is about 10 com
mence the construction Of a new freight
depot at Spokane.
The I.ackawanna railroad has just
issued, under the title OF Ghost OF the
Glacier and Other Tales a book OF
short stories dealing with Indian le-
gends and incidents along It's line.
L. q. cannon. comptroller OF the
Colorado Midland. accompanied by Mrs
Cannon. Miss Beck and r. j. Spencer
Is here from Denver. The party stopped
al the Knutsford last night and VIII
remain here until tomorrow.
Between Allan Junction and Dana, on
the Union Pacific IN Wyoming, cut
ON has been completed which shortens
the line by seven miles, Trains VIII
commence running thereon tomorrow
morning.
A mogul locomotive on the Wabash
railway during the. month OF April
made 1920 miles with freight trains
daily average Of almost $50 miles. The
engine was loaded 10 its full rating ev-
cry trip.
The streets committee OF the city
council at meeting held last night
decided TO recommend that the city APP
propriate Sc 600 for the removal OF the
Utah Central tracks outside OF the city
| limits.
c. p. Atmore. who died recently In
! Huntsville. Ky. was the Oldest general
passenger agent IN the country. He
| had been connected with the Louisville
q Nashville road continuously as gem
eral passenger agent for almost 81
years.
The Great Falls & Canada win prob
ably extend its line TO CardstQn' Mont
and thence 20 Swift Current a dls-
lance OF 80 miles, The road VIII have
an easy grade and Will pass through
the mining district on the ceded strip
OF the Blackfoot reserve.
A thousand hcne-seekers left st.
paul on last Tuesday going west over
Inc Great Northern and Northern Pa,
ciac. Two-thlrds OF them were bound
for The coast. and they were composed
of ali classes farmers business men.
miners Adventures and toughs, ana
| many will go 10 Nome,
Oregon short Line freight train NO.
o. was wrecked three miles east or
Gienns Ferry, Idaho. Thursday morn
Inc n defective axle being the cause
The east bound passenger train was
DELAYED three and one-half hours IL
was stated that four cars OF salt were
overturned. and that the entire talh
had a narrow escape from snake riNer
The oregon Short Line surveying
Marty under Engineer Bethel, Is now
canned near Meridian IL Is stated
Ne company Is running q line IRON a
nolnt near Owvhee 20 Meridian II II
should be desired TO build q road over
n ~ short Line could come into Boise
srom Meridian and then run down the
Wiley. THAT suggestion was thrown
out Yesterday by very observing Jun .,lll..
Tbo culture alone Will prove wh'iher
there rs anything in it-Boise STATES
man. June 5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
Resorts ConsIderNestWe
4 Pal Business Beginning
.,aya OF PRESIDENTS
.(esIlroad Earnings !" the
yh'" :, .,.,,. Loop WIN Pay
rp-RallrOad Notes.

resort arrangements looA
i''''l ~ as the real time OF
a'A' ,a.lncss at their places OF
% these places are kept open
a-i. - that time simply because
Nv, mo a custom to open Oh
p W.. D, 5ay. May Soth, as the hrs'
'.' be wear which comes WITH
4. warm season. ..,,, 80
.s with Monday there Will be
every day TO Lagoon ana
N. bookings for each resort
y sllss up all available days IN
y Great days are mapped oui
.-1Ssional big time IS eNp9vs go
az O ices The Maccabees nay nay
eil ,v IAN as the day when ths
il.l s-' an the state viii be pitched
b NV @rlbils the Tabernacle cholr
. il an stephens birthday an
ry June q. on the SOth Os nm,
f'' hsnd win come down RON
'1J bring a lot Of people from
eolS NM to see the big pavilion ,o
~ a bath. The Alumni a s,,,,,,,
u, .Ss Tater-day Saints College
= ZINC date for its first out.
1 -s.Ss h Is expected, viii be had
. i- I people have filed up ev-
~, ~ mis- month. commencing
/ Monday and some big crowds
IN, "a the hower-garden resort
me- next twenty days. 49,
\. pIy lh big day Is being
everywhere. and at Lagoon
.,abably be sen the finest display
. 80 an that evening Manager
,.,rsr usually inspires his patrons
-geh patriotism on that day ana
c1iehlow will see to II that ms
r.st he resort will be given plenty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
Write if You Live Away
from the City.
Dr. Shores Special Low Rate
to all Beginning Treatment
During June,

Applies TO those out Of town as well as
10 those who live right here In the city,
so II YOU cannot call at Drs. Shores Of
fee WRITE FOR SYMPTOM BLANK
AND QUESTION LIST and Dra.
Shores viii diagnosis your disease
FREE OF charge, telling you FREE
what your AILMENT Is. and exactly
whaS i, viii cost TO cure yod. DO NOT
DELAY e you wan, % hl cured speed
ny and permanently. THE EARLY
SUMMER Is THE TINE TO CURE
CArARRH AND DEEP SEATED
CHRONIC DISEASES. one months
treatment now IS equal in CURATIVE
results 10 three at any other season of
the year REMEMBER THESE LOW
RATES APPLY TO Ali BEGINNING
TREATN ENT At ONCE Write to-
dag y you cannot call, CONSULTA-
TON FREE, either in person or by
lcttcr Tor any disease,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
Loop Must Pay Up.

iA Union Consolidated Elevated
nay C0mpany-the Union loop-is
ity 70 settle with the city OF Chicago
i' natter of compensation with
saiung for the city council 10 pass
~ Hanisons ordinance declaring
h.y year franchise forfeited
p The petition Of the Metropolitan
siisi railroad and the Southside
a''ld railroad. Judge Gibbons has
lsl.si mandatory injunction 20 the
~ Nat the compensation must be
~ by the Union Loop Company, In
~ 70 protect the rights OF the two
s--ansrs IL Is said the Union Loop
I. .-hy viii settle with the city and
Z 'est The legality OF the agreement
80 into with Mayor Swift.
~ company owes the city az the
..eai time about $3.50 the rate OF
vn'ailon being 8 per cent Of the
/. receipts for the first FIVE years
y sahlary ] 1897 10 December 81,
% pu cent for the next Eve years,
y cent Tor the next ten years, 20
.sni Tor the next fifteen years. and
N gnu Tor The remaining term OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

three I'm fastest heat Meakin. smith
and Hagren finished IN the order
named I'm :82 in the FIRST heat. Heagren
and sutton, Evans IN the order named
qualified I'm the second heat Time-;S5.
Final Meakln first. Samuelsou second.
Heagren third. Tlme-.3l
second race-Mile open professional.
Prizes. $50. $50. $40 So Chapman ana
Emery qualified In the first heat m
2.80 Lawson, Gum and May qualified
In the second. In the order named,
time. 2.l8 l-5. In the final lawson
won CHAPMAN second, Gum third,
Emery fourth Time-21l is.
Third race-One mile amateur handi-
cap Prizes so. SO. So. r.. J.. Hold
CERT 100 Yards. won, Richard Graemes
eighty yards. second, A. w smith
twenty-five yards. third. Time o. WIN
ner-2.O5 Is, -..,
Fourth race-2l0 class professional.
Prizes sg5. sl5, $40. s.. Emery, Game
and sharman qualified I'm the first neat
IN the order named In 2:lI. Brazler ana
Enslgn qualified IN the second heat in
the order named in 2iS. Final, Emery
won. Ensign second Caine third shaT-
man fourth. Timc-2.ll leo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
TICKETS VIA WASHINGTON
To Republican National Convention.

Two forms OF excursion tickets 10
Pennsylvania Short Line for Republi-
pennsylvania short Lines for Republi-
can National Convention. one form viii
boz good over direct route. the other via
Washington. Fare will be the same
either way. and tickets via Washington
win be good 20 stop over at the Ma
tional Capital June l4th 90 18th. in
elusive. are dates on which tickets VIII
Doe sold at 100 North Fourth ST.. and
Union station ticket office. ST. Louis.
They may also Doe obtained by applying
20 j. NJ. Chesbrough. a. @. L. ACT, 500
NarfnrN RnIldlnh ST. InnLa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
Railroad Earnings.

r,s Review. New York. today
a % says. -,,.
IN railroads reporting monlhly
.-ys have reported for May ana
4 mss earnings Of all United
~ rsds included are {45,AbL'so, a
q a SO prr cent over last wear ana
~ eant over 1898. Roads report
srbraca 10000 miles-nearly one
he total mileage Of the United
~ and many leading systems
ss last year was remarkably heavy
4 M increase In earnings this year
~ greater improvement. Grain
,nenis Ia the west during May was
\ below preceding years yet gram
rsis report an increase IN earn
r Of rs Der cent over last year, ana
DIT cent over 1898. In the south
cotton movement was reduced, yet
|n1gs are 60 per cent over last year
II Hs pen cent over 1898. The move
IN % other classes Of freights has
u enormous this year. Central
ran and Pacific roads report the
nj Increase IN earnings, while on
rk lines southern and southwestern
~ earnings are considerably above
y gar and very much larger than
|. lgs In the following table earn
b o. roads reporting for May are
rarei with last year: Trunk, 1900,
s'fCi gain Sll 900. 50 per cent;
b. EASTERN 1900, Sl,579.367, gain s2SS,-
as per cent; central western, 1900.
iili gain $966.06l. 142 per cent;
flErs 1900 N4SS407, gain Sli9,9l3.
lr cent southern. 1900. 1881, 42I
h kliiiS sc per cent; southwestern,
y tas5li. gain 1896, 314, Ga per cent
ai, $500, 5000 452, gain SSl,O3l,
Do cent United States roads, 1900
Ni8, gain 893i.52S, 9.5 per cent;
madam 1900, Sl,1S3,0OO, gain S3,s3l.j2S,
Y lsr cent; Mexican, 1900. S215S,S3l,
~ NAGE 1876 per cent. Total 1900,
Ast. gain $3.50 1876, 100 per cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
TOM WINS FROM YANK.
Kenney Was No Match for Sailor
Sharkey.

New York June S,-rom sharkey
easily defeated Yank Kenny in the first
round OF what was 20 have been a
twenty-five round bout before the
Broadway Athletic club tonight shar-
key took the lead at the start and
drove his antagonist all over the end
and finally ended the battle with a
right hand smash on the jaw. which
pnt the big fellow down and out. Be
fore the men entered the ring even
money was offered that Kenny would
STAY 1--WE rounds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

when catarrh Of the head and throat
Is neglected or wrongfully treated, II
extends down the windpipe into the
bronchial tubes and after awhile at
tacks the lungs. Quickly cured with
little cost by DIS. Shores famous treat
menty
Have you a cough?'
do you take cold easily?'
Have you pain in the side?
do you raise frothy materials
do you spit up little cheesy lumps?'
DO you feel you are growing weak
err"
Don't risk neglectlng these warnings
stop the disease before 1t reaches the
lungs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
Via Warrington TO rhIIadelphIa.

Excursion tickets 90 Philadelphia for
Republican National Convention may
be obtained over Vandalia-P ennsyl-
vania Short Lines via Washington az
same fare as over direct route. Tickets
via Washington VIII be- good for stop
over az National Capital and VIII be
sold June 1tth 90 18TH. inclusive, at
No 100 North Fourth ST. and az Union
station ticket office. ST. Louis. or can be
obtained by addressing, J. NJ Chess
brough, A. G. p. Agt, 500 Century
Building, 81. Louis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
io AVOID CONFLICT.
u Executives Want No Clash
With United States Law.

ssy w.. s'ihg Of railroad presidents IN
at - Yesterday went into execu-
aa.i o,yH T.. T. Jeffrey was re-
se.,.re naifman and r. u. Wilson,
"a. ss.sllays meeting OF the pas
'sit vs, ,',s or The western roads the
las 'o'el down a proposition to es-
On f,s' .l excess fare on eastbound
a.,s,- , i on the ground that IA Was a
aa5.,,W, zoe consideration Of the
| D 49, and today the subject came
e, .sr'a committee appointed for
q. ,,r. .'i I was appointed 20 sug-
n q trss,Ia ngements for apportlon-
lrtsr',,,A Martin Kipp, chairman Of
ias.rt .,a'e commerce commission. ir
~ Il, lne meeting by Invitation
sr.nIesl ~, ~,g,lee Is sought 20 avoid a
'"'allon Of the interstate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
OF the Ears.

Catarrh extends from the throat
along the eustachlan tubes into the
ears, causing partial or complete deaf
ness Quickly cured with little cost by
Doctors Shores famous treatment
rs your hearing failingy'
do your ears discharge
rs the wax dry In your ears?'
DO you hear better some days than
others?"
is your hearing worse when you
have a cold?"
Don't neglect this until your hearing
Is irreparably destroyed, Doctors
Shores can cure you now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
Good FlnancIal Showing.

osholders and directors Of the
s' ~ Paul Minneapolis and
l' railway an auxiliary company
H. rs ,,llcag0 & Northwestern sys-
I PEI their annual meeting in Hud-
/, NS, today The annual report
-5 company was made hubble and
r. Vlei dividends for the year had
H. lsliacd on common stock
|s.,'saung S-iiQ3.293 and on pre-
H. IN S'o,k amounting to Si2.6l6. SS3.
fg,,..'.,l place the road on a per cent
~ t 1l oasls and win bring the an
2 Der cent '''0"
q soas earnings for the year
49,. W. 70 {loiSS,al. operating ex-
Il .Nels'laa net earnings $3.50,
sysa'.'sSi deducting interest on bonds.
mr. ss and appropriating $500, 900 for
an Improvement out Of he net
lsr,, me surplus for the year
''Llei 10 S2i565s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
The Head and Throat.

This form OF catarrh is most common
resulting from neglected colds-Qulck-
~ cured with little cost, by Drs. Shores
famous treatment
rs your nose stopped up?'
Does your nose dischargeY
rs the nose sore and tender?'
rs there pain In front Of headY'
do you hawk TO clear the throatY
rs your throat dry In the morning..
do you sleep with your mouth
open?"
You can easily be cured now-dont
let IL run into complications.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
AMATEUR HANDICAP.

In the one-mile amateur handicap
there were ten entries with only one
scratch man, Fred Mcakin, Hodgert
was given the limit 100 yards, and VII
liams 30 yards.
This race was won by Hodgert IN
2:5-5 with Williams second and A. ".
smith third
In the siXthsand last event the one
mile professional for Che 2.l0 class En-
cry won FIRST heat I'm 2:l7 The second
IVES won by Brazier In 2:iS. with En-
sign second and Game third Ia the
anlsh Emery came In FIRST. Ensign sec
ond and Game third. Time 2;lI-5.
The crowd was a bit disappointed on
account OF the ron-appearance Of the
motor cycle. owing % some misunder-
standing that event was postponed un-
an Tuesday evening
Following ~ the summary:
First racr-One quarter mile ANA
teur championship: prizes, gold and
silver medals. Two to qualify and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
Game Tomorrow.

II was agreed yesterday between the
Rio Grandes and Pocatellos 10 play at
Walkers field tomorrow at p. m.
Although a championship game 1t Is
not in the schedule but was arranged
between the two clubs. Pendergraft
will likely twirl for the home organiza-
ton and Harmon will be in the box for
the "Pokles"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

cured with little cost by Doctors
Shores famous treatment
do you get dizzy
Have YOU cold feet2"
do you feel miserable|
do you get tired easilyY'
do you have hot hashesT'
Are your spirits low at times?
do you have rumbling In boWelsF
These are the seven simple signs IN
dicating disease Of the liver. IL you
have any or all Of them, seek doctors
shores now and be cured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

do you often have a lump in your
throat"
"Are your hands often wet with per-
spiipton?'
These symptoms result when the dis
ease poisons affect the nervous system.
III you have any Of them don't risk
your health by neglect. Doctors Shores
have cured hundreds-they can cure
You
Weakness Of body and mind. Effects
Of errors or excuses. Unfortunate
sufferers from these baneful ana secret
diseases have for years been the prey
of human yulturs In the garb OF phy-
slcians. who extort eXhorbitant fees for
empty promises II you are one OF
these unfortunate sufferers. don't risk
faning into the hands Of these unscru-
pulous traders upon human SUFFERING,
who not only have no ability. but 20
name. no responsibility. no credentials,
but 70 at once TO DIS. Shores, the
Peoples Doctors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

ing more could be done for me. When
one Of your lectures on the above disease
was read to me began to take Pe-ru'na
and Man.a-lin, and found 1t acted just as
represented. In three months / was a
well man, and have continued SO ever
since"
Mr.. ]. N. Howard Of Marble, Ark
saws: at has been nearly two months
since wrote you giving a description
Of my case. began taking Forums
and when got your letter / followed
the directions. My doctor had No
hope Of my getting well. Ny bowels
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
Kidney Disease,

Results IN two ways. by taking cold
and by overworking the kidneys IN sep
araung from the blood the catarrhal
poisons which affect all organs. Quickly
cured with little cost by Doctors Shores
famous treatment
do your hands and feet swell?'
rs 1t noticed more al night
rs there a pain In small OF baCk?'
HAS the Precipitation bad odor?'
rs there pufiiness under the eyesg'
DO you have to get up often at
night"
Us there a deposit in urine II left
Standing
Don't neglect these signs and risk
Brights disease killing you. cure Il
now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
CYCLISTS RACE
ON THE SAUCER
Threatened Rain Does Not Hold
the Crowd in Check
RIDERS BREAK RECORDS
Finishes Were Very Exciting, anu
indicate that Very Fast Work VIII
be Done In the Future

Iyer Lawson rode into the favor OF
about 1000 people at the bicycle meet
al the salt Palace track last evening
and gave salt Takers about as pretty
an exhibition Of graceful riding as they
ever witnessed. But right on his rear
tire came John NJ. Chapman the little
southerner. who made such a wonder
ful record here last season, and who Is
In a fair way to do so this season,
The event in which the two were
pltted against each other was the one
mile open professional for $50, $40 and
S.
In the first heat there were Chapman,
Emery. Ensign, TurvIlle and Edmonds'
Chapman finished first in 1880.
AN UNFORTUNATE SPILL"
During the heat there was a serious
fan of which Ensign got the worst.
In the sixth lap when every man was
putting In the best knee-action he had,
the riders punched up al the south END
of the "Sugarbowl" The crowd eX-
pected a fall and IL came. Turyille slid
down from the bank onto Ensign ana
both went To the dirt with crash that
could be heard throughout the vast
ampitheater
Ensign was struck a terrific blow on
the head aud he lay unconscious un-
til his friends ran TO his assistance. HIS
wheel was almost demolished. Turville
soon picked himself up uninjured.
THE FIRST EVENT
The first number on the program was
the uuarter-mile amateur champion
shin for gold and silver medals. In the
first heat Fred Meakin Won out In ~
fiat with A. W. Smith a close second,
and Samuelson third
The second heat was run In 30 nat by
Harry Hoagren with Evans second and
sutton third
THE PROFESSIONAL RACE.
The first and second heats Of the one
mile open professional were then run
off. In the second Lawson finished In
! fine style. lowering Chapman's time In
the first heat. her crossed the tape IN
| 2.i3-5 three lengths ahead Of Gum
with May close third, In this there
were two TO qualify and three In the
fastest heat
In the final Of the Quarter-mile
amateur the
UTAH RECORD WAS SMASHED
by Fred Meakln who bounced over the
| tape in exactly 81 fiat which beats
/ Frank Thatcher's record OF 3l-5. This
/ finish was very exciting and as close as
| any OF the evening. On the home stretch
| Il looked as though Smith would finish
| first but Meakln Rugged his handle
bars gritted his molars and peddaled
for dear lie. Smith second, Heagrer
/ third.
The final Of the one-mile open pro-
/ fesslonal was the feature of the even
| ing and Il took an exceedingly good eye
10 determln the winner. In the last hal
of the lest lap John Chapman had th'
lead by q good margin. Suddenly Law
/ son shot into second place and tackled
on TO Chapman's rear wheel EXCEPT
the last FIVE yard's liver and John wer,
| coming wheel 20 wheel but liver haC
one squirt left and he used H. cross
! ing the tape about one inch ahead o.
the Atlanta boy. with Gum third anS
| Emery fourth. The crowd cheere,
Justly when the official anhunciatorl
sang out that Lawson had finished II
/ 2;ll-5.