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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-10
MATCH RACES.
Plenty Of Skating Races for the Rest
of The Week.

Plenty Of Skating Races for the Rest
of the Week.
a regular carnival of ice skating races
is promised by the local speed mer-
chants for t1e rest Of this week. The
ice is now-in the best condition Of the
season. and several of the fast men
have received new speed skates from
the east and claim that ali the records
are now hanging In the balance This
afternoon John Lawson viii make an
attempt To take possession Of the FIVE
mile record, and viii be paced in mis-
trial by Oscar Julius and Becker ne
recent challenges issued by the Ter
TibIe Swetie" through The Herald seem
to have had the desired effect, and
Lawson viii have mis- hands full if h
retains his reputation as d fast man.
Margetts has accepted his challenge for
q mile race and the two viii meet to-
morrow for the best Two out Of three on
the lower State street rink. Oscar
Julius also wants TO try conclusions
with him. and viii have trial in
fve-mile event Saturday afternoon In
the evening Lawson and Becker VIII
meet. and on sunday afternoon Becker,
Lawson and Julius come together IN
hVe-mIIe handicap ~aCe-
From present indiCatiO two hockey
teams win be organized, and VIII come
together next week
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MOUNTAIN STRTES
PERKY IS MADE JUDGE
Succeeds StOckSlager on Fourth
District Bench.
COMMITTEES ARENAMED
IDAHO SENATE COMPLETES ITS
ORGANIZATION.
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED
Especial to The Heraid.)

O.
Boise. Ida, Jan. 9.-Governor Hunt
today appointed X. I. Perky of Noun
tainhOme, chairman of the Democratic
state central committee. judge of the
Fourth district. to succeed Judge c. o.
StOckslager. elevated TO the supreme
court bench
In the senate today Senator Moody.
Populist, chairman of the printing COM
mittee, almost created a. scene by a
statement that two years ago the leg
isIatlVe printing was given out without
any regard TO price, as a means of pay
ing election debts. An explosion was
imminent. when a cool remark from
kinkaid turned the subject, and the
incident passed off
The senate committees We're selected,
the chairmen of the more important
ones being; as follows
Judiciary Democrat
Finance-Ballantine POpuIist.
State -Houlahan, silver Re
Privileges and Elections-Bybee.
Democrat.
Mines-FOx. Democrat
Military and Indian Affairs-Moody,
Populist.
immigration and Labor-Donnelly,
Democrat
rigation-Purtill. Democrat.
Corporations-Ma Democrat.
AgTicultUre-CIark. Democrat
The senate accepted an offer of free
telephones from the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company. but the house
thought 1t scented a coon in the coal
bin and rejected a similar offer. the
discussion on which was the only fea-
ture of the day in the lower branch.
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Dodge Friday for BattIeship.

Washington, Jan. 9.-Captain ReiteT,
who Is supervising work on the new bat
tIeship Wisconsin. at San Francisco. has
recommended that the plan of putting
the shin in commission on the LIST pTON-
fmO- be reconsidered. When the plan was
arranged the fact was overlooked that
Feb / falls on Friday. Old salts say there
is no record of a warship being put into
active service Oh that SO-Calied unlUckV
day of the week. The matter evidently
has been brought to the attention of Cap
tan Chester. for a letter has Just been
received at the department from him.
recommending that the Wisconsin be put
in, commission on either Jan. . or Feb.
doth Mondays, instead of on Feb. I,
the day originally selected The Wiscon-
sin will be assigned, temporarily at least,
to the Pacific station.
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Howard Page Thomas Waller, r. IT.
Burton. Isaac jennings. r. n. Baskin,
George Ward, George Fagin.
Walker HOuse-Charles A. Quigley,
John harrington, =. II. Davis. Fred A.
Hale, Aquila Nebeker, Frank Knox,
Elias a. Smith, J. r. Caine, Mahion
Knight. o. P. Hatch. Henry Harker,
Downing, Toney Nelson.
Manitou HoteI-John Ford, jr., w w
Mills. Frank Haginbarth. p. w. Mad
sen. Carl Spencer, ". +. Lawson, &. A.
Walker, Dan LOTUS. g f Warren
John G. Shea. Chester Mason. J. r.
Symms. w. Cosgriff, W. H. Haigh.
Secretary Martin has received no
tees Of the appointment of the fol-
lowing additional delegates:
New Mexico-CoIoneI r. L. TwitcheII,
East Las Vegas; Hon. c. N. Foraker,
Albuquerque; Hon, VIII &. Barnes,
Dorsey.
Missouri-Nelson Leonard. Boonville;
T. j WornaH, Mosby; o. Harris,
Harris.
Agricultural College of wyoming
Professor Luther Foster Laramie
Cattle and Horse Protective Associa-
ton Of COlOradO-COnrad Shafer,
Deuel.; J. E Painter, Kersey.
Southern Colorado Stock Growers
Protective Association-G. T. Patrick,
.
Pueblo; Thomas Watson, Canon City;
H NJ Fosdick. jT-. f NJ Weiland.
Fowler; A. f. Enyart, William Auch-
land. Olney; Carl Stanley, Abbey; J. H
Raaf, Colorado Springs.
OklahOma-Temple Houston, Wood
ward; George W. Carr, Stonf; j. G.
DenisOn, Caple.
Western Nebraska Stock Growers As
sOciation-W. H Corbin. Alliance; K.
NJ. Allen, Ames; John Diemer,
Hyannis; Z. p. Myers. Lena; NJ. A.
Daugherty Sidney; J. r. Phelan, Al
lance; H. b. Read, Ogalalla; F. i.
Valentine. Aurora.
san Louis Valley Cattle and Horse
Growers Associa tion-D. E. Newcomb
l. D Eskridge. W. A. Braiden La
lara; T. \. Brashear, Monte Vista
Wasatch County - Thomas Clot-
worthy, Heber-
Livestock Sanitary Board of Arizona
DIR. J. &. Norton, Phoenix; Colin
Cameron. Lochiel; J. V. ViCkeTs.
Tombstone.
saguache Stock Growers Associa-
ton. CoIorado-Horace Means George
Curtis. William Munro, Fred Hadding
r. NJ. Edwards, Saguaehe; W. d.
Davidson. Mirage; s. Kinney, MOffat;
G. " Means, Villa Grove; D. Mar
shall, Saguache-
Bear Lake County. Idaho-Ola
Transform. jr.. St. Charles.
Morgan County, ColoradO-RObert
Tenant
Iowa-Charles W. Norton, Wilton;
Daniel Leonard, Leonard; E. \. Harris
Sheep and Wool Growers AssOcia-
ton of Southern IdahO-tAdditiOnal
appointmenU G.. l. Brawley, Franklin
Iowa Improved Stock Breeders As
sociation-C- =. Barclay, West Liberty,
Iowa.
Monterey County. California Stock
Raisers' observation-disclosures II. Heb
brOn. Salinas City, Cal
Convention Notes.
The Rio Grande Western is building
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Moments Basket Ball Leaeue.

There is now some talk of organizing
a wOmen's basket ball league. f. b.
Phippen. who is the coach of the EleV-
enth ward N l. A and Hugh ReppetO-
coach of the Oquirrh team. are heartily
in favor of such an organization There
are more girl teams i'm the city at the
present time than mems. and a league
composing the leading teams would
settle which would be entitled 10 the
championship at the close of the season
The above gentlemen VIII take the mat
ter up at once and If any interest Is
shown by the different teams, meet
ing will be called at an early da-e to
oTga uTZc
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a special cattle chute on the Park City
! branch of its system at the intersection
/ of Eighth South and Seventh East
| streets, in this city This is intended
for the special benefit of the cattlemen,
to assist them in loading and unloading
their animals intended for exhibition;
/ it will be within two blocks of the Ex-
position grounds
A telegram was received at headqaur-
tiers last evening from Oakland. TO the
effect that the California delegates
would leave for the convention SatuT-
day morning. headed by John GiIchrist.
a representative of the Pacific Live
stock company, one of the very largest
organizations of the kind in the world.
This delegation is expected to arrive
in Salt Lake on Monday.
Thirteen carloads of fine cattle and
sheep are now on the road from the
east, and viii arrive the latter part OF
the week. They are billed direct to the
Exposition grounds. OF this trainload
of fine animals two cars come from
West Liberty, Ia; two from WaUkesha,
Wis; one from Pleasant Hill, Mo; one
from Aurora, His: two from Denver,
Colo; four from CrestOn, Ia, and one
from La Hara, Colo.
The Oregon Short Line railroad has
arranged to run an excursion up into
Oregon and out to the coast after the
close of the livestock convention. The
excursion will leave here on the 18th.
and but one fare for the round trip viii
be charged.
The first consignment of animals for
the cattle show will arrive in salt Lake
at I o'clock this morning. This will be
a collection of ninety sheep from Ore
gOn. 1t is the Holiday collection. and
is said to contain some very fine ami
mails
The Utah Livestock association will
meet in the Progress block in this city
at Z o'clock Monday evening. for the
purpose of selecting 100 delegates to at
tend the national convention
The announcement is made that
Idaho win have $50 delegates in the
National Wool Growers convention to
be held in this city. The train bearing
these delegates win leave Boise on Sun
day, SO that the delegates can attend
the cattle convention as well as the
sheep convention that is to follow.
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LOVE, A RIVAL, A DANCE AND ARSENIC
LEAD TO THE ARREST OF David KIDD

a dance in the vicinity of Albion. at
which Kidd and James Mcbride. both
of whom were bitter rivals in the suit
for the hand of girl. During the
night Kidd is accused Of slipping some
arsenic into a glass of whisky that his
rival was preparing TO drink. Mcbride
imbibed the liquor and was soon seized
with commissions. Kidd being suspect
ed, Immediately fled, and his capture
was effected at Ross Fork
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KANSAS CITY ADOPTS DRASTIC MEASURES
TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF SMALLPOX

Kansas City, Mo, Jan 9.-Kansas
City physicians, carrying on the cru
SADIE of compulsory vaccination begun
recently will tomorrow start a house
to house canvass. Vaccinating every
one who cannot display a good scar
The city viii be divided into districts
and each physician viii be accom-
panied by a guard TO prevent persons
hiding or escaping.
The city physicians today recon-
mended that every home and every
business house or other house he
scrubbed and fumigated. A few ad-
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CHINESE BURNED TO DEATH.
Two Suffer Heavily in Fire in
Nampa.

Boise. Ida. Jan. 9.-In d fire at Nam
pa this morning in a wash house two
Cinnamon were burned to death. There
were seven CeIestiaIs in the place and
the others were rescued with difficulty.
one being badly burned. The body Of
one of the victims was recovered but
the other was incinerated. nothing be
ing left but bits of bones. The China
men had considerable money in the
building. One had s., 900 buried beneath
the debris
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BASKET BALL MEETING.
New League. to b Formed Saturday
Evening.

New League to Be- Formed Saturday
Evening.
The meeting called for the purpose of
organizing a BASKET BAH league last
evening was fairly well attended. and
considerable interest was manifested. J.
=. Tanning of the All HallOWS was
chosen temporary chairman, and the
general outlines of such an OrganiZa-
ton was discussed. r. =. BaSSetJ OF
the l. D. s stated that the old Social
hall on State street could be secured to
hold games. and the most important
problem was thus easily settled An
other meeting was called for Saturday
night, at which time the schedule VIII
be arranged. No officers were perma-
nently- elected, as some of the teams
were represented by proxy, and 1t was
thought better to wait until u full meet
ing was held. so all the teams could
then have voice in the affairs of the
league From present indications five
teams viii Join, but the promoters are
to secure more if possible
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HOUSE TALK OF ARID LANDS
-.onLInaed lrom - u

Continued from page II
ing To the length of the river. The ap-
preparation would be entirely made
gulte 90 accomplish any general re-
suits
The joint resolution for the appoint
ment Of ex-senator George Gray or
Delaware as a member of the board Of
regents of the Smithsonian Institute. to
fiji the vacancy caused by the death Of
The late w l. Wilson. was adopted.
The committee on banking and cur
r-aey reported favorably the Brosius
uiI -g extend the charters Of national
banks.
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That FandbaII Contest.

Matt Wilson. the local crack hand
IAN player. was seen last evening IN
regard 10 the challenge from BeaFi
Barnes of ogden for a match Wilson
said he was willing TO meet the ogden
man aua would do SO at once if he
could find q hall i'm this city where a
contest could be held
Several Of his friends stated that they
would back him for a reasonable
amount of money. and a match may yet
De the outcome of all the challenging
that has been going ON in the past
week
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ditionaI cases of smallpox were found
today.
Disease Violent in Kansas.
Topeka, Kan, Jan. 9.-Dr. W. B.
Swan, secretary of the Kansas board
of health. issued a bulletin this even
ing in which he says there were 262
cases Of smallpox in the state. Last
winter there were more than twice
this number in Topeka alone.
The type of the disease is more
severe than it was last winter" the
doctor says. "and [ think there Will be
considerably larger number Of
fatalities"
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vas admitted to probate

was admitted to probate
Now the seven nieces and one
nephew, Stephen J. O'DeIl. have begun
an action before Justice Bishop to have
the probate Of the VIII set aside, al
leging that the testatrix was not of
sound mind and that the win was pro-
cured by fraud.
Mrs Winters was three times mar
ried. her first husband being a Mr.
Hunt and her second eX-Alderman
DOoley
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Special 20 The Herald

Pocatello, Ida, Jan 81. Z. Burke.
sheriff of Cassia county, left here this
morning with David Kidd who was
captured by the Indian police twelve
miles north o.. here and landed in the
POcatellO jail Monday
Kidd is wanted in Albion for an at
tempt 10 commit murder by poisoning.
1t is reported that recently there was
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At 70, tiILLIONAIRESS Welded A MAN
OF a. NOW RELATIVES CONTEST WILL

New York, Jan 9.-seven nieces and
one nephew of the late Anna Marie
Winters are contesting the win Of
their aunt, who left 100000 to her
young husband.
Ex-Alderman DoOley's widow was 20
when in 1889 despite objections of her
relations, she married young Mr.
Winters who was but little over "a
when she died Al IS, bequeathing
nearly everything to Winters, her will
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-10
TACOMA SEEKS
TO BE CAPITAL

Tacoma. Wash, Jan Enclosures
ara being taken 20 Introduce a bin in
ne legislature to submit to "a vote of
The ieup-e an amendment 10 the con-
sffuti"u designating Tacoma as the
state capital instead of Olympia
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Pints and Quarts.
Detroit Journal

Quarter implored the enemy
We laughed moclzingly and sabered
them.
why didn't you take the 'p'inter' We
offered yOU2' we Wittily shouted.
OF course It was difficult in spoken dis
course to make clearly manifest the crux
of this joke and We had reason 10 fear
that many died without approaching the
same.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-10
ASPEN MINE FIRE IS OUT.
SmuggIer Was in Serious Danger for
a Time.

Aspen, Colo, Jan 9.-CandIes carried
by miners set fire TO tfmbers in the
COwenhOVen mining tunnel. The fire
was discovered by miners coming off
shift at midnight. 1t was then burn
ing about 400 feet from the mouth Of
the tunnel and was on the side next
to the Smuggler mine The blaze was
easily eXtingUiShed, but later broke out
again and was again extiuguished.
There is now no danger of a con
fiagTatiOn.
1t was at first supposed that the fire
had originated in the black shale
where the great Smuggler fire of two
years ago started. and it was feared
that it would penetrate the Smuggler
mine, but this was prevented.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-10
MOB BEsIEGEs JAIL.
Seeks Revenge for Murder of Arizona
Sheriff

Sheriff
Phoenix, Ariz-, Jan. All of last
night and nearly all day frenzied mob
has been besieging the county Jail of
Yuma, only the action of the acting
governor p~aEeu ing a triple lynching.
Three trstHluS We're arrested last night
for killing Jude. Sheriff Same Devore.
DeVOre Went 10 arrest the trampS for
stealing barrel Of liquor. and he was
shot and killed by them. The murder
erS were soon under arrest and a
threatening mob formed around the
Jail This Afternoon Acting Governor
Akers received a dispatch saying the
jail was inadequate for the protection
of the prisoners The governor directed
that the prisoners be placed in the pen
itentiary-
Excitement still runs high, as DeVOre
was a very popular man.
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DR.. BENEFITS FEdRI( BELT

VIII perfectly cure Lost Manhood. Vsri-
cocela and all Weaknesses in either sex
restore Shrunken or Undeveloped Or
gans. Kidney. Liver and Bladder TrOU-
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Disorders, Constipation, all Female Com
plants. etc.
It has soft. silkeu, chamois-covered
sponge electrodes. that 90 away with
that frightfuI burning and blisteriug
caused by all other makes Of electric
belts and appliances. If they give cur
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which viii accumulate verdigTis, a dead
" poison. My Electric Belt can be re
n6vVed when burned out for only 75c:
when other belts burn out they are
worthless. All electrical appliances will
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2 5agszJE3gl1s fs3&ssa

which he succeeded in grassing his
allotment OF the sixteen shooters who
faced the traps ne alone made per
feet score. which enabled him to carry
off the lions share Of the sweepstakes.
He made twenty bits without a miss
There were three ties for second
Mace. with totals of nineteen apiece,
but J. NJ Thompson of YoulAer-. 3 NJ
Van Allen Of Jamaica and Anslcy +.
4. Fox Of Baltimore.
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Montana Fan Rssiens-

Washington. Jan. Sc L Vawter,
United states marshal at Nome
Alaska has sent his resignation to the
president He is from Montana T.
K Richards of Washington, was re-
commended for the vacancy
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WRECK ON THE U. P.
Brakeman Injured and Twenty-Five
Cars Derailed.
Especial to The HeraId.l

Ogden, Jan. "a wreck on the Union
Pacific today near billiard. Wyo.,
piled up twenty-five freight cars and
seriously injured a brakeman. The
train was running at a good rate of
speed and d broken rail was en-
cOuntered.
and all but eight left the track The
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man you ought to be Electricity
and the result is perfect health and vigOr.
No one can even estimate the good Elec-
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Prescott, Ariz., Jan. General H
T. Merriam, commanding the depart
ment of Colorado. who is here investi-
eating the abandoned post at Fort
Whippie win recommend that the post
be re-eSta bIished
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ban nam a dozen other styles. have
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like --...
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Wants Fort Whipple -

injured brakeman was taken to Evan
stOn for treatment.
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GLORIOUS YOUTH. F."

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Boys Suits.

boys suits here
that have only been
in the house a few
weeks. They were
bought late in the
season and were
bought to sell for
s. so. We consider
ed them splendid
values at that fig
ure. They're Of a
medium gray mix
ture - more OF a
suipe-regular dou-
ole breasted style of
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Convention Notes.
The Rio Grande Western is building
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The Utah Livestock association will
meet in the Progress block in this city
at Z o'clock Monday evening. for the
purpose of selecting 100 delegates to at
tend the national convention