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Ess0MS Uk sBIUE On FURNITURE.
PIANOS IIORSEs

Wagons etc. at lowest rates and on the da7
YOU apply. We are loaning on the Building and
Loan Association plan, which makes the cost o!
carving loans much less than you pay else.
where, and allows you 10 pay 1t of in any sized
notes you desire, running from one to tw.l.e
months You only pay for the use Of money for
the length of time you carry it II you have .
loan with some other company viii pay il
on and advance you more money If desired Rates
cheerfuiIy given, and cost to you unless loan
Is made Loans made anywhere in the District
Cell and get rates. Front room. frst fccr, Sc.
entifc American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co.
GGa F Street n. w.
nnS-tf
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CLAERvOYANCE
MADAME MELVILLE.

PALNIST AND LIFE READER
Truthful IN her predinitors reliable in her advice
Without ask5Bg a question she Will tell yoI
the object OF your call, giving names #
friends and relatives Her revelations are u1ost
wonderful and acknowledged to be Of the highest
order The madame will refuse TO acCePt any ice
unless she gives the utmost satisfaction and unless
you find her superior to any medium palmizI or
claifvcyaut in the city. 475 II St NV i
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS, singing canaries mocking
BIRDS dogs cats rabbits gold fishes etc
catalogue free. SCHMfDS BIRD STORE. 7l2 12tn
st. NV. au93-tF
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New Y,,rk stock Market

Corrected dali, by " B. uibbs & Co, mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. l419 f
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FOR sALE-RscycLEs.

FOR sAIE- Gents low fra2ae bicycle; fine con
dition; s. address boX 6o5. this office.
se113t
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Chicago Grain and Provision Marker

Corrected daily by W B. IIIbbs & Co. men
EeTs OF the New York Stock Exchange. IlI9
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MONEY To LOAN at Sh. So. 4. and Az pc,
cent. in sums of s1,e0o to $1,000 on d. C.
real estate; pay off ard per cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers WM Il
SAUNDERS & CO. 1907 F ct iyl-ti,em
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED COLLAT-
ERAL-No delay CHARLES A. BAKER,
Pcoms 10 and IL. Metzerott Building. 11I0 F 1t.
sei-tf
MONEY loaned salaried people and retail
chants upon thei- names WITHOUT Sc
curity; easy payments. ToLMAN, Room 49, eas-
g14 St ocs2-IyT
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FOR SALE typewriter. in perfect conditi,
cheap Address BOX col, this Office.
se1S-at
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FOR SsLE-PIANOS.
FOR ssLE-TYpEwRITERs

foR sALE-F;ne new Needham piano at bar.
gain. Call at 52i5 9Th St, Brightwood Park
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e's 1902. ''90-year funding gold I0I
4 :. 1SO4. hdtS4 StOth tuiitiiS1'' iV@
Funding currency. 3.65's ...-.--.-- Is0
NATIONAL BANK STOCKS
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DO YOU NEED MONEY?
We Have 1t for You

You need go to no trouble to borrow from
friends; be independent OF asking tavors- We will
lend you on your furniture and pianos or any
YOU less and make the most lenient terms. In
facU YOU can borrow on your own terms Call and
from, Strictly confidential. Private Offices CO.
IITMBIA GUARANTEE CO., 613 st. NV.
aHlI-tf en-
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MME, THEO.

Medium and Card Reader Wasiingtons most Ia
nous CiaiTvoyant and Paiunist. Consult her on
business. love ard f2miIy affairs; reunitez the
separated: spells: causes speedy
rfagcs and gives luck OPeE daily German spokeE-
pc and soc. go II 81. NV. scIs-7i
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The sE3 DAYS" Cure

(for mem leads all remedies IN this city;
prompt and permanent cure or no charge. Con-
sultation free DIR. McKEEHAN. SIG 18TH St EW-
Office hours, TO u a. m. &c p. m. Sundays,
TO p. n. se4-lrho
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IsINITs. -Vts pSIItS' >ON-
PRO =. c. Az.

oldest established Clafvoyant tells your business.
love affairs family troubles. about lawsuits. d
Norces anything you wish to know: brings
separated together; causes speedy marriages.; re
moves family troubles, bad luck spells, mys-
terious feelings, 10 to 10 daily 469 II st. sw- .
.cII-.t or.
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Trans-Pscifc Mails.

IPPTNE ISLANDS" +" via San Francisco, close
here daily at 200 p, mp to September p, in
elusive, for despatch per $. Rio de Jdneiro (o)
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except West AustrdIia)
NEW ZEALAND, HAWAII FIJI, and SAMOAN
ISLANDS, via San Francisco, close here daily at
200 p m, after September l6, and up to Sep
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Howard, Crosby & Co.,

RI Congress ST., Boston.
81 Wall ST.. New York,
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AND As THE FRENCHSIAN SAID last winter.
Its damned cold, and = didn't do'.-a
ting hat went to the old stand and got a good
Sllit Of wooden clothes. slightly used made b,
our best tailors and price to suit poor
workinsu:an. The Up-to-TiTles JUSTH'S OLD
STAND. GI9 d st NV. seis-15
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WALL PAPER.

ANOTHER calamity has visited the United states
the Galveston horror. where thousands oi
lives we're lest The city needs assistance. L,s
every American contribute mite. Rooms pa
pered 81 up. f. G. NoLTE, $40 9th ST. NV: na
branch seI1-tf, en-
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per ; 5. Admiral Schiey, frofd Boston.
ktDAN-tc) At II -05 p m for NENFOUND-
LAND. per : 5. Siberian, from Philade phia-
tc1 At II :05 p. m. for FORTUNE ISLAND
JAMAICA, SAVANTLLA. and CARTHAGENA,
per : = Athos, from New York Mail for
COSTA RIGA must be directed Per 5. S.
ATHOS -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

FRANK p. Sullivan. well known Grand
Junctlonlte, IS at the White House.
Richard u. GOode of the government
soedetlc surveying department. is a
sueSt AT the knutsfOrd. The gentleman
REGISTERS from Washington, D. G.
Mrs James Hughes and her little
oauEhter Nary Teresa Hughes have re-
turned nome much improved in health
aIter Two months outing.
Attorney e w TatIocsx has returned
rom a prolonged visit in the east So
wen satisfied is he with Salt Lake and
It's Future that he intends to remain here
permanently
1homas T. Williams, business man
dger OF the San Francisco Examiner and
MeSsrs. McClatcby of the Sacramento Bee
ana Bluthen of Seattle, passed through
ogden yesterday route to Chicago
Whcre they will attend a meeting of the
Associated Press.
NJ. F. Fitzgerald. the popular pro-
pF3etor OF the Midway Hot Pot resort is
uHWa from that famous tourist and out
ing retreat and reports "a nice season s
business. The Rio Grande Westerns
scenic circle feature of summer travel.
ne says, has brought many strangers to
view the wonders surrounding his
hosiery, and parties are still dropping off
10 remain a few hours, a day or a week
Inc place viii be kept open to the public
tlll oct. /, as the patronage of Park City
and valley people alone demand it.
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NOTES FROM CHEYENNE.
Contract For Addition to State Insane
Asylum Awarded.
Special Correspondence.)


Cheyenne, WyO-, Sept. 6.-R. w.
Bradley of this city has been awarded
the contract for building an addition
to the state insane asylum at Evans
ton.
The Union Pacific has closed con-
tract with r. w. Bradley of this city
for several carloads of Iron mountain
building stone. The stone, which is
pure white and very beautiful, will be
used as trimmings in the new passen-
ger depot at Evanston, now under
course of construction
The Union Pacific is arranging to
build a new passenger depot at Green
River. The structure Will be built Of
brick and stone.
Luke Finn and Miss Beatrice Ken
drick of Denver were united in mar
rage here this afternoon.
Colonel Boyle was here yesterday
and inspected Fort Russell. He left
This morning TO inspect the fort at
Sheridan.
A force of surveyors arrived here
yesterday and win again run lines for
a cutoff between this city and Carr
station. on the Denver Pacific, to
avoid Athol hill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-10
MOUNTAIN STATES
COME OUT FOR MIIITARISN
SHOSHoNE COUNTY REPUBLIC
ANS FAVOR MARTIAL LAW.
Want Troops Retained in Occur
acknowledgements and Popu-
lists Effect a Fusion.
Especial Ccrrespondence)


Wallace, Ida. Sept 6--The Shoshone
county Democrats and Populists have ef-
fected a fusion and divided the nominal
lions as follows:
Democrats-Sherif, James Lyle, Os-
burn; assessor. George Miner, Wallace;
prosecuting attorney, James NJ Addie,
Wallace; commissioner, Second district, j.
NJ Elliott Wardner; Third district. Frank
Carney, Weippe; coroner Dr. Mason Mason
Delta; Glen p McKinlay. Wardnef.
PoDulists-Probate judge, a; D. Nc
Kinley Wallace; treasurer, Mrs Anna
Conner; school superintendent, Mrs. Hell
en- L. Young, OSburn; surveyor, Jona
trist Moses S Simmons. Murray senator,
c. S Moody, OrofinO; representatives,
John Kelly Burke; Tom Heney.
following ticket: Senator. ]. L. Dunn.
Greer: representatives, John Johnson.
Gem; l. n. Busby, Wardner; James r.
commissioners. First district. Albert Otto,
Murray; Second district Henry Drought.
KELLOGG: Third district, l. b. Cowan,
Pierce: sheriff. Angus Sutherland. Wal
lace; assessor, G. 8. Perrin, Wardner; at
torney, r. N. Dunn WALLACE; treasurer,
Judge H P knight, Wardner. (Mr
knight is also the nominee of the Dem
ocratic eonyention); school superlntenT1d no.
A L. Lehman. Wallace; surveyor, G. y
The platform adopted contains the fol-
lowing:
Consistent with its principles and rec
ord, the Republican party of Shoshone
county has given loyal and cordial sup
port to all legal efforts to restore and
maintain law and order in this county,
and whatever of good has been accom-
plished in that direction has been largely
due to that support
I'VE pledge continuation of such sup
port We heartily recommend rot only
retention of the federal troops in this dis
trict but establishment of a permanent
military post in ShoshOne county,
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Short Lines at Last Defeated
By Rios.
THE SCORE WAS Il TO 4
BOTH TEAMS PUT OUT SAME
NUMBER OF MEN.
Standing of the Clubs.

1t was another cold blooded. cruel heart
ed. wanton slaughter of the innocents
that larger crowd than the game de-
served witnessed at Walkers yesterday.
1t is not necessary to say whc won-the
public generally understands how a game
between the local teams is to come out
but for fOrmalitys sake II may be stated
that the clans got four runs and the
Hickey crowd fourteen
The kindergartens were in a good way
TO be shut out entirely when, in the
eighth. the other fellows took pity on
them-rhey deserved pity-and let them
make four runs. Until then they had
none The only thing in the score to in
d.cate that the game was close is the put
ont column. Both teams retired the same
number OF men, which is strange TO re-
Poor old Shorts, They tried to make two
errors for every run. but failed by a mar
gin. Meinicke was not responsible for
this failure. He did his best, making
three bulls out of which grew as many
runs. Taylor pitched until the end OF the
fifth. but he waSn't allowing enough hits
having given only nine. four of them larg-
or than singles, so Kim took q chance
They batted three-bagger and three
two-Paggers and single out of Kim dur
ing the other four innings. and the crowd
Cheered Justify because it wasn't any
The Rio played good ball until the
eighth. ny which time things had reached
the point where they all might lie down
and they proceeded TO do so. The Shorts
planted the ball in TaylOr's ribs and sent
him to first. Then Margetts astonished
the gods by lining one out in right garden
where crippled Gierhart held sway and il
counted for thTee-bagger. Taylor scOr-
ing. Barnes made hit. bringing Mar
gets in. and scored himself on a bad
throw to first by Sears. Berkeley got
around on Gains hit and CANDLES only
error. which was eXcusable. That's as
far as they Eot.
Sears played a splendid game, three
runs ana four hits, three Of them doubles,
out of six times up. Gamble was right be-
hind him.
Risley threw a better game than was
necessary, and up to the sixth the Shorts
had only three little singles. buds team
work with Shannon was uD to the aver
age. but he missed "A ball on one long
chance and for the first time in a long
while had an error marked against him.
Nr- Ramey played the part of umpire
in his good Old-faShiOned way.
All that was lacking to make matters
worse was a liberal portion of rain. and
il came i'm the first inning. The score in
detail follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-10
CITY LIGHTS MAY COST MORE
CONTRACT FOR STREET SYSTEM
EXPIRES ON SATURDAY.
Utah Company Has Monopoly on Il
Elimination and Can, If it Sees Fit,
Increase the Cost.

The city's contract with the Utah
Light & Power company for illuminat
ing the streets with arc lights expires
next Saturday. the 18th inst. The con-
tract was entered into three years ago
and supplemental TO it was a PROPOSE
ton TO grant a renewal for three or six
years, but the proposal was withdrawn
and now officials of the municipality
fear that the light company may IN
dertake to raise the price Of street il
Elimination, which is now at the rate
Of 81 a light per month for 40 lamps
It is quite probable that the city coun-
ell will on Tuesday evening direct its
committee on improvements to nego-
tate for new contract with fI'e com
pany on the old terms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-10
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.
A. e. q. W.

Eagle Gate Lodge No. 10, a. o. L.
w, met last Wednesday, and a rouse
ing meeting vas held.
Grand Master Workman s. w. Darke
was present, after not meeting with
the brothers for some time, on account
of his office calling him TO other lodges
He gave some very good instructions
and gave some reports of his travels.
Grand Master Mogull was also pres
ent. He will be heard from next
Wednesday a initiation. The anniver-
sary of this lodge viii be on the 18th
of this month. n committee was an
pointed TO get UP an entertainment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-10
LoBsTERs TOOK ANOTHER.
Defeated PocateIIo on an Error By
HarmonR
especial to The Heraid.)

PocatcllU, Ida, Sept. 9.-The Lobsters'
lucky star WAS in the aScendancy again
today. Thy won the game when il
looked as though the Indians had = dead
cinCh on il. Up 10 the sixth inning. IT
looked as though they were going to re-
peat the drubbing they gave the Indians
once. But the tide turned in the sixth and
the Indians took the lead. which they
held until Harmon wild throw to first
IN the ninth inning, which let three of
The HOLSTERS crawl home. giving them
the game. Score:
FucatellO ......-. 0 o 0 > liz
Ogden .-.......... o 0 IA
HItteries-Cochrane and Henry; Har-
mon and Kuran.
Struck out, by Harmon, ,: by COchrane,
g. Bases on balls. Harmon, g; Cochrane,
: Hit by pitcher, kuran and Gimlin.
Errors. ogden, o; POcatello. T. Attend
dnCc aOout 300. Umpire. HigSOn.
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Ladies of Maccahees-

The ladies Of salt Lake City Hive No.
were entertained by their command
er, Hannah A. Hanchett, at 200 West
Second South street, Thursday evenin >
last, in a social chat for the good al
the order. Refreshments served were
ice cream, cake and coffee. All depart
ed for their homes at II .. m. after a
very pleasant evening with the lady
bees.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-10
BANDITS MAY BE IN UTAH.
Marshal Hadsen Returns From Pur-
suit of Train Robbers.

Cheyenne, Sept 9.-Unfted States Mar
shall F. a. Hadsen has returned from the
chase of the Union Pacific train robbers.
The officer will say very little about the
train robbery and chase other than the
professionals whose plans were we'll laid
and executed in the most approved style.
On the chase every known ruse to throw
the posses off the trail was resOrted TO,
and in addition to these tricks the rob
bers were aided by heavy rainstOrm
which obliterated their tracks
The marshal went to Saratoga and in
vestigated the report that the robbers
We're seen there. but found there was
very little on which to base the story
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-10

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate division, in and for Salt Lake coun-
". state of Utah In the matter OF the
estate o. Joseph BeWS. deceased No
tice.-The petition OF Thomas Bews and
Harry BeWs. administrators Of the estate
of JOSEPH Bevs. praying for the settle
ment of final account. OF said a6mInistTaI-
ors and for the distribution OF the residue
of said estate 70 the persons entitled has
been set for hearing on Wednesday, the
18th day Of September, A D. 1900, at S-59
O'Clock a m, at the county court house,
in the court room Of said court N SAT-
Lake City. Salt Lake county Utah
Witness the clerk Of said court.
(SeaD with the seal thereof affixed TINS
9TH day Of September, A D 800
DAVID g d. BAR. Clerk.
Bv ALBERT J SCARE, Deputy Clerk
Stephens & Smith, Attorneys
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-10
Home Forum

Silver Forum No. $50 held its regular
session in the Forum last Friday night.
with w. a. Wight in the chair. It was
unanimously carried to hold the annual
watermelon social next Friday night.
Sept IA. Mrs w. 5. Patterson has
kindly invited the Forum 70 meet this
year at her home 344 East Tenth South
street. Take Waterloo car line. All
members Of the Forum and their
friends are invited TO be present.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-10
GINS MEN ARE HAPPY.
Have Won the Pennant and Will Give
Blowout.
Special to The Herald.D

o-deu. Sept. 9.-The management of the
Ogden baseball team is already preparing
10 Ei'r the managers and players of the
Nsh-E teams a reception on the occasion
~. tAe pTe-eutatton OF the pennant. The
E-'rn TEN is now too far in the lead TO
h- 'Ner1e's.sd by any of its competitors,
Gnu lne question OF the pcnnant Is prac-
lCtlN settled. The reception will be
Hgid on The evening of the last appearance
"I the FuCaJellO team here which closes
-r schedule so Tar as ogden is concerned.
II VIII probably be in the nature Of a ball
or banquet or both. the expense to be
Borne by the local association.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-10
WESTERN LEAGUERs wALLoPED
Cheyenne Indians Defeat PuebIos In
Two Games

Cheyenne, Wyo.. Sept. 9.-The Chey-
en@e Indians defeated the Pueblo West
ern league team again today. the score
being II to = Yesterdays score was 10
the local team, that had such disastrous
luck at Ogden. thirty-SeVPn victories out
o. fOrty-fOur games played this season
OGDEN won three and the Neffs of Den
Yer four. all played outside of Cheyenne
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Strange men are seen riding through that
country every day, and nothing is thought
of it Then again the bandits did not go
in the direction of the Grand Encamp-
ment country as has been reported.
The report from Laramie that a posse
IF three men that was pursuing the -FOUR
men seen ar Grand Encampment was
turned back by the four hOrSemen IS not
credited here
The authoffties have been advised that
the outlaws have been seen heading TO-
ward the country in the vicinity of Price.
Utah. 4 posse has been sent out from
that place to intercept the outlaws and
capture them if possible.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-10

Bases on balls. off Risley. 4; Oft Taylor
3; OF kimerer. l. Struck out. by Risley.
Asbury; by kimerer. Gie-hart, Boylan
lit by pitched balls, Risley. Taylor twice
y I'D pitch. Eimerer- Passed bail. Berk-
ley. Three baEgers. Risley, MargettS.
Two-baggers. Sears 90, Gamble %. Shan
non. GieTharJ- Stolen base. Sears. Left
on bases, Rio Grande, :; Short Line, TO-
I mpiTe. Ramey. Time. two hours. Al
tendance. 25G.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-10
oVERRUN SALMON RIVER.
Over 10000 Head of Sheep Advanc.
ing Toward Wood River.

AOptNidA OC-ICSDOIOE1lNe-j
HALEY, Sept. 6.-The Salmon river re-
gion is oVerrun with sheep A band of
is, 600 is on the way from Bear valley
to the head of Valley creek. In ALL
there are about 10000 head advancing
to the head of Wood River valley and
vicinity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-10
WOULD DIVORCE DEAD WIFE.
Wyoming Man Brings Suit Under
Queer Circumstances.
Especial Corresponderce.)

tSpecIdl OOIEespOIUeI-ce-J
Cheyenne, Sept 'S-Perhaps the strang-
est case that has arisen in the courts OF
Wyoming for some time is now before the
district court here.
A man. who does not want his name
known. is suing for a divorce from his
wife. who. he believes, has been dead for
fifteen years He has no positive evil
dence of the death of his wife, but to
make matters sure he has brought suit
for divorce.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-10
MEMS SHIRTS.

Soft shirts for white collars If you
want them.
Although more of a summer shirt
yet many men like them just as
well in colder weather.
Then stiff kinds for white collars
dozens Of patterns in each line
get their first showing this week.
But you'll usually find something
new here, cause with the great
outgoing of shirts here there's got
to be a big incoming TO balance up.
Some very swell things at s1.OO.
s1-50 and $500.
And an extra swell one at $500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-10
MEMS ODD PANTS.

Maybe you've coat and vest
left over from last season that
would do for a month or so with a
pair Of new pants 20 go with them.
Drop around
Surprising how much pants good
ness you can get here for little
money.
And it win surprise you how
much Improvement a pair viii make
in your appearance.
We start pants al $500 and run
up to $1,000; along about $500. $500
or $500 we can give you some nobby
things.
And they'll be good, too:
The best it's possible TO make for
the money.
We've work pants as low as s1.OO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-10
IN The WORLD OF SPORT
PugiIiSn.
TOMMY REILLY EXPLAINS.
says the Dummy Is a Very Poor


One.
Salt Lake City. Sept. s, 1900.
sporting Editor, The Herald:
BEFORE taking my departure for Port
land' wish to assure my Salt Lake
Iriehds that L have spared no efforts to
secure match with Dummy Rowan.
ana had supposed until this evening that
ne would be willing to carry out tie de-
.aiiS OF his acceptance of my recent chsI-
iense- However. upon meeting Mr. Row
an tonight in company with my hackers.
ne showed his true caiibre by promising to
sign articles for a match on the 18th inst
a a. an hour later jumped a fast freight
t klai1 Tor colorado without waiting to say
Dooq-Dye to anyone. Mr.. RoWan'S action
II TINS matter has been a source of great
disappointment to me, as / had hOped to
meet him in the ring and show the neOnIe
OF Utah how greatly his ability as a
tISHter mas been OVereStimated. but under
me circumstances 1 am compelled to
pass MN up, and trust that he will no
longer attempt to pose as a square sport.
TOMMY REILLY
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American League.

At Kansas City-Ffrst game: Kansas
City, s; Cleveland, 9. Second game: Kan
sas City, 5; Cleveland. Z.
At akee-AIilwaukee. I: Buffalo, ..
At ChicaEO-ChiCago- 8: Detroit. ..
At lndianapolis-First game: Miuneap-
oils s: indianapolis. / Second game:
Minneapolis. .; indianapolis. ).