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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-09

big Lyme Wheel Race final were on
their marks up 10 time, and az 1913 they
were sent off by Starter p. Wootten 10
battle for the largest prize ever given
for cycle race In this colony. There
were seven men on the mark OF honor
the fastest seven In Australia, the
nearest riders to them being j. Esler,
OF Victoria, and j. Fay, Of South Aus
tralia, both OF 100 yards. This looked
big gap for the scratch men to bridge,
but there were seven OF them, so that
they could change pace often, and the
race was generally regarded as a grit
for one Of them, and w. Martin was
favorite. with liver Lawson, the other
American. also greatly fancled. A. E
Champness. the South Australian rider
on 200 yards, was labelled dangerous
The seven scratch men went all out
from the pistol. and Megson, Lawson,
and Lewis paced so strongly that they
knocked themselves out and had to re-
tire. There was much excitement as
Martin, Beauchamp, and Morgan
caught their field, and the race was a
certainty for one OF the scratch men.
Martin was now looked upon as the
winner. and 30 II proved, for, with
grand sprint, he defeated Morgan and
Beauchamp. Martin was accorded a
terrific ovation by the spectators. The
race was run In very fast time-2min.
iOsec. Morgan ran second In the Aus
trail Wheel Race from scratch last
month. and his second last night to
Martin stamps him as splendid hand
leap rider, and very little inferior, 10
the American Beauchamp was third,
and Fay fourth These riders will meet
again. with Lawson. Chapman, Megson,
Green, Forbes. and Lewis. tomorrow
night. when the carnival will be con-
tinued.
The one mile championship Of Aus
tralla, the first prize for which was a
Commonwealth gold medal and el0.
was run of IN four heats and a final.
and produced some s~'~'''d racing.
Only the first man in each heat started
In the final. so that every heat was
bitterly fought out Chapman, one OF
the new American riders won the first
heat with rattllng sprint heating 5.
+. Gordon. the Victorian crack In the
second heat T. Beauchamn created a
edhsatlon by downing Martin, with a
brilliant burst Of sneed. which fairly
took Martins breath awav. Martin
protested against Beauchamp for COM
ing IN on a. inside. but the judges
decision was stood bv, America was
again 10 the fore IN the third heat, for
Iyer Lawson repeated his marvellous
rush OF Thursday night last. and de-
feated Morgan, He was given a splen-
ala reception by the spectators. The
popular favorite Of the sydney public,
]. Megson, annexed the fourth heat by
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leave the matter to the next Legsa-
ture.
Senator Whltmore's bill, 90, revising
the laws on live stock, was made the
special order for Monday afternoon at
o'clock
Senator Alllsons BILL No. So, proyid-
ing for the employment Of balifts TO
wait on justices OF the Supreme court,
was killed at the instance Of the author
Of the bill who thought that the Ste
nographer, an Office that was created
by a bill that was just passed, could
attend to all of such duties
Senate bill No. 1Ol, by Lawrence, was
passed. 1t is a measure prohibiting the
over-issue Of stock In mining corpora
tons and providing penalty OF Il me
not to exceed $4,000 or imprisonment
from one to ten years for each oitense.
Senate bill 81, by Allison, to prohibit
fraudulent voting In primaries was
passed
After some discussion the adverse re-
port on House bill %, providing for the
paying of a fee Of % cents that Is
charged visitors for the benefit Of the
prison library, was adopted and a sub
stitute BILL doing away with the lee
was passed.
The request Of tho House for the re-
turn Of House bill l67, giving boards OF
education power to levy a tax OF I
mills for school purposes, was not taken
to kindly by President Evans, who
thought the bill should remain In the
Senate But on motion of Senator
Thomas the request Of the House was
granted
With the unanimous consent Of the
Senate the following bills were intro
duced
Senate bin No. 1l6, by Allison, by re-
quest TO abolish the slot machines
and prescribing a penalty Of from SlVV
TO $500 fine. or imprisonment not TO eX-
| coed ninety days, or both
Senate bill No, H. by sherman, oS
request. To prevent unauthorized per
| sons from wearing the badges or othel
insignia OF the Loyal Legion or c. A. Il
| or the medals given by the state 10 III
volunteers for the purpose of soliciting
assistance A violation to entail iln'
of from $40 to 5000.
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CYCLE RACING
IN AUSTRALIA.
liver Lawson Favorite-WinS the
Championship Contest
CHAPMAN FINISHES THIRD.
Ivcr's Wonderful speed on the sydney
Plate-Gussie In Fresno, California
Track ut sacramento.

The News" Is In receipt of a letter
from young Gusse Lawson, who is
now In Fresno, Cal. He states that the
races at Los Angeles have been very
poor Of late, and for that reason he,
and other riders, went to Fresno, where
they ride every Sunday night on the
new Veodrome track. He says that
the new track at Sacramento viii be
ready for use in two weeks, and meets
will be pulled off there every Wednes-
day night
Accompanying Gussies letter Is a
communication from Iver who is still
IN Australia 1t viii be pleasant news
to Salt Lakers to learn that liver won
the championship Of Australia, also the
two mile handicap and came second In
the mile open.
The following Is a clipping from an
Australian paper 1t was sent to the
News" by liver. and gives the ac-
count Of his Victories and also men
lions John NJ. Chapman:
MAGNIFICENT RACING By AMER
There was very large attendance
at the Sydney Cricket ground last
night, when another program OF cycle
races was disposed of under the aus
pieces Of the league of New South
Wales Wheelnen, The ground and
track was well illuminated by acety-
lene gas,
The feature Of the nights sport was
the final Of the Lyme Wheel Race.
$500 two miles handicap, while other
big events that figured on the program
were the final distance, five miles OK
the sydney Plate, champion scratch
contest Of three distances and the one
mile championship Of Australia. with
three such classic events to be decided
some extra good racing was anticipat-
| ed. and the spectators were not disap"
| pointed, for rarely II ever, has better
| cycle racing been witnessed here.
Every rider of any note in the colo
| MES was competing, and all were In
their best form. The different contests
were fought out to the last inch, The
twelve riders who had qualified for the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-09
CONTRACTION AND INFECTION.
La Grippe IL Infectious but Not Con-
tagious.

Contagious diseases are commitment
ed from one person 10 another iniec-
tious diseases are conveyed through the
air.
Smallpox Is contagious disease La
Grippe Is infectious. When an epidemic
OF the grip Is prevalent IT Is In the ar
We breathe and no one Ia SAFE.
The only safeguard Is 20 keep the
system In the highest possible condl-
tior OF health and on the first appear
ance Of cold In the head 10 use some
safe antiseptlc like Stuarts Catarrh
Tablets freely. tablet taken every
hour or two for a couple OF days WIN
be sufficient 10 break up the attack
La Grippe attacks the weakest part
Of the system, Il may be the lungs,
heart. liver. stomach or kidneys but
wherever II finally locates II almost IN,
yariably starts with cold In the head
and throat or In other words, the as
ease at the beginning Is acute caIarrh'
This Is the reason Stuart's CatarIh
Tablets have been so successful IN
breaking up attacks Of grip. The anu
septic properties Of the remedy destroy
the germs before the whole system ~
thoroughly infected.
Or Admission says. stuarts Caiarrh
Tablets being free from cocaine and
harmful drugs should he freely used at
this time of year on the first appear
ance Of grip symptoms.
They check the excessive catarrhal
secretons. stop the fever and prevent
pneumonia.
They are composed Of antlseptics and
may. be used by. the little children as
freely as by adults and with great
benefit.
Dr. Lewiston says My usual pre-
scrip,ion for the grip Is stuart's Cat
arrh Tablets which can be found at all
drug stores. Keep 10 the house for a
day or two and use the tablets freely,
and have never heard any complaint
Of failure to cure
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UNIVERSITY BASEBALL
Work Already Begun on the yev
Diamond on the Camnu,

University students are highly ea,s
over the baseball situation. Work Ia,
already been started on the ba,eb,i
diamond on the campus and those WIN
are in charge say that It viii be rqs5y
for use within two weeks The plt
of the campus set aside for the fa1
has been scraped, and when rolled MIN
make one of the finest fields In Mo
State, One great advantage Is that ma
grounds are quite high making a gool
drainage.
If the present bad weather does not
dampen the ardor Of the basebalBis
II Is likely that the team will be Or.
ganized in tho near future,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-09

General Manager Metcalf Of the Den
yer & Rio Grande has received copy
of special report. just made by Presl-
dent G. d. Leighton of the Los Angeles
Terminal railroad to Its board OF d.
rectors which certainly Indicates tnat
the proposed Salt Lake-Los Angeles
line will soon be constructed.
Official acknowledgment Is made OF
the sale II the Terminal road to the
capitalists who are to build the new
line. There have been rumors that
Senator Clark and his associates ala
not intend TO build a road, but are
bluffing TO influence existing roaus.
This report contains final statements
of earnings and general reyieY OF
the Terminal roads business since us
construction In 1880, with due rHer-
ence to the future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-09
CHOYNSkf IN JAIL.
His Case Still Pending IN the
Courts.

Galveston. Tex, March s.-Unex-
pected developments marked the ha-
beas corpus proceedings against Choyn-
ski and johnson, charged with prize
fighting, which was heard before Judge
Allen of the criminal court today. Be
fore the time Of the hearing, when
Choynski. Johnson and their attorneys
were in the court room. the grand jury
came in and submitted a written report
that they had investigated the case
against Choynski and Johnson ana
had found no bill against them. The
law states that a person shall not be
discharged upon failure OF the grand
Jury to find an indictment until after
the grand fury had adjcurned for the
term. The habeas corpus hearing was
then begun. The bond OF 5000 was re-
duced to $500 each. The case will go
10 the criminal court Of appeals In
default OF bonds the pugilists were
committed TO Jail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-09

Atchison, Kan. July Is, 1900
Perhaps you will recall about year
ago | wrote you concerning your COM
RAULTS CAUSTfC BALSAM for a
bone spawn. and also said IL 1t cured
my horse Of his bone SPAWN ! would
ada my testimonial TO your list. ! have
given il long trial as IT will now soon
be a year since blistered him and put
him out 10 pasture. He has been driven
on the road ana worked on farm ever
since he was taken from pasture last
November. He shows no signs Of lame.
ness. Every one predicted II would not
cure. but | gave him thorough treat
ment and testify 70 the power Of COM.
RAt'LTS CAUSTlC BALSAM to cure
bone SPAWN, y. +. MAYNARD
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects OF the well known remedy,
SYRUP OF FIGs, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA FIa SYRUP Co, illustrate
the value OF obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles Of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
themin the form most refreshing TO the
taste and acceptable to the system. 1t
Is the one perfect strengthening Taxa
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipationper-
maneptly, It's perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make 1t the ideal
laxative,
la the process Of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities OF the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants, by method
known TO the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only In order to get It's beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front Of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO CAL
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK. ~ T.
torsale by oil Druggists. --Pree60c' per bottle
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Fruit Car Famine.

Los Angeles, Cal, March s.-Reports
continue to come In from all over
Southern California about the shortage
Of fruit cars and the inability OF the
railroad companies to handle the big
orange crop Many Of the large grow
ers have already lost heavily and Il
something 1t not done IN the near fu-
ture tons OF marketable oranges and
lemons will go TO waste. The situation
Is declared to be unprecedented ana
thousands Of dollars have already been
lost TO the fruit growers Of Southern
California. with more to follow, even
under the most favorable circum-
stances. Several packing houses have
been forced TO close their doors simply
because they cannot get cars,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-09
McGoyern VS.. Sullivan.

Louisville. KY, March s-Terry Nc
Govern and Dave Sullivan were
matched tonight for twenty-round
contest before the Twentieth Century
Athletic club OF San Francisco on
April 30, for the lightweight champion.
ship Of the world each to weigh l2S
nounds at p. m. on the day OF ~
contest. McGovern and Sullivan VIII
meet in New York Tuesday, TO post
81 900 each az a forfeit. Tim Hurst
Lii ia rafarep
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SALARY BILL GOES OVER.
President Evans viii Make an Argument
hgainsl the Measure
hi f. Passed Tending 10 prevent
Fraudulent Voting In the
Primaries

The Senate yesterday afternoon was
on the verge Of passing the House bill
increasing the salaries Of some Of the
State officers when President Evans
forstalled II by moving that the enact
ing clause be stricken out and express
ing the wish to make constitutional
argument against It's passage and
moving that If be made the special or
der for Monday afternoon at 1880 sena-
tor sherman manifested a desire to
pass the bin but had been told that 1t
could NOT go into effect until four years,
and II that were true ne p'elerFeu "
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/. Chapman Amerlca) ...... ...'" 3
I. Negson IN. s. W).,.. ......,..,.. 4

Crowell was put In to pace. Chap
man took his wheel. then rode Megson
and Beauchamp with Lawson last:
The POSITIONS remained the same until
the bell rang, then they got together:
Half a lap from home Megson sprinted
out with Beauchamp, but Lawson
tackled them, and q desperate finish
ensued, Lawson, with a magnificent
sprint, downing the Tasmanlan by half
a length. with Chapman third and
Megson last Megson did not finish all
out. Lawson's effort was loudly
cheered. and he certainly deserved IT..
for IL Is seldom that a better sprint
than his IS seen on a track. Time, 2min.
l6 2-5 sec,
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inches from W. Vaughan the third of

inches from W. Vaughan, the third OF
the recent American arrivals.
The starters In the final were:-J'
Megson IN. 8. W., F. s. Beauchamp
(Tasmania), liver Lawson (Amerlca,,
and ]. Chapman America). 1t proyid-
ed most magnificent finish, Lawson
once more placing the Stars and stripes
OF America to the fore by winning by
nearly a length. with a grand sprint,
Beauchanp was second, Chapman
third. and Megson fourth
Australia was badly vanquished last
night, for the Americans, w. Martin
and liver Lawson, won the two princl-
nal events. Lawson, at the subsequent
meetings on Wednesday Saturday
and Monday, will no doubt establish
the fact that his win Of the mile cham
pionship OF Australasia, was a true
test OF his ability He possesses a
wonderful sprint,
FINAL OF AUSTRALIAN CHAM
PI0NSH1P.
Tver Lawson (America) ......,,,'.'.
F. S. Beauchamp (Tasmania) ''''" Z
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CLAYTON APPOINTE ID.
Changed from Car Accountants Of
flce TO Chief Clerk for Supt. Young.

f. f. Clayton, chief clerk In the car
accountants office, Oregon Short Line,
has been named as cniet clerk In the
office Of Superintendent J, IL. Young OF
the Utah division, vice II. f. Brewer
promoted
MIR. clayton is well known in social
circles in this city, and his appoint
ment will be hailed with appreciation
by his many friends here. He original
ly came to this city from Omaha, where
he was In the employ Of the Union Pa
ciac prior to March l6, 1897, when he
came over to the Short Line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-09

The vanishing Tasmanans are iounu
by Prof. Il. b. Tylor to De SURVIVORS
of lower development than the lu-
ropeans Of the time OF the fnainlloth,
but they have various arts incluuliS
crockery and leather work, and myth
ology.
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j. T.. Morgan Nails Another.

New York, March 9,-The Times says
The Central Of Georgia Railway COM
pany has acquired the Chattanooga
Rome and Southern Railway company
The purchase was made through ). r.
Morgan e CO., and the price was SZ5Vo'-
600 Its main line Is 1873 miles long
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-09

1t Is a unique document, and local
railroad men regard It az convincing
evidence that the Senator Clark line
Is really TO be built at no distant date
Deliver Post.
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Y NC. A. VIII Play.

The challenge issued by the second
team Of the l.. d. s. College to play any
second team In the state, mas peeh nc
cepted by the Y. NJ, c. A.
The date for the contest has not YET
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KILLED

Senate bill No &c. by Alder providing
for the appointment OF city marshals
In cities Of the third class, Instead OF
election by the people
House bill No. 1856, by Anderson al.
lowing the chairman Of the board OF
county commissioners $500 per year adj
ditlonal for acting as ex-otiicio commits
sioner Of the poor
House bill No. 2lO by Smith, allow
Inc cities to increase their tax for con-
tingent expenses from to Z mills, and
decreasing the levy FOR streets and side
walks and sewers and drains from .
mills each TO bills each.
House bill No. 2O1, by Harmon, ap-
propriating 81 900 for prizes on poultry.
House bin No. 100. 10y Harmon. dupl-
cate NJ Senate hill No. g. which was
passel
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been decided upon for the reason ,,.,
each team wants to play IN Mi, , .,.
hail. When the matter Is ss s,io 0 4,
game will come of, '"'1 we
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The colored American., 1901-05-18

The railroad authorities rendered the
association a pass fer Mrs. Bruce from
Tuskegee and return free of cost.
Rev. DR.. c. Z. Walker of New York,
the noted Baptist divine, is TO preach
the baccalaureate sermon for Spell
man Seminary ON the 10Th prOXimO. 1t
goes without saying that the students
will be highly edited by this great and
scholarly divine DR.. Walker is also
to lecture at Friendship Baptist
Church on Monday night, the 2lst
DrOXimO The Cannon Theological
Seminary closed one of the most sue
cesSfuI years of its history on the 9th
inst. 1t turned out a large number
of students who acquitted themselves
most handsomely, thereby demon
strating to the world that Cannon is
among the first theological schools IN
America today, ana why not, when the
school has such instructors as DrS.
Bowen, Murray, and others. The bac-
calaureate sermon was preached by
Rev. DR.. Levi Gilbert, editor of the
Western Christian Advocate, Of Gin
cinnati. Ohio. On Monday DR.. Gilbert
delivered the annual address to the
graduating class. On the platform
noticed the former President, Rev. DIR
w. 2. Thirkield, now Of Cincinnati
| Bishop w. J. Gaines, ad others. Rev
| DR.. H r. Wilson, pastor Of the Rad
| cliff Memorial Presbyterian Church
| left the city last Saturday at noon tC
| attend the Presbyterian General As
sembly at Philadelphia. He will stOI
at Biddle University, where he is tt
| preach the baccalaureate sermon fOl
| that school on the 14th prOXimo.
The colored American., 1901-05-18

The Atlanta Baptist College closed
iUs years work Oh the 22d prOXimO.
The exercises will be jointly with
SpelIman Seminary. President Sales
preached the sermon to the gradual
ing class last Sunday Rev. DR.. }. w.
\. Stewart, Of Rochester, \. Y, is to
preach the baccalaureate sermon on
the 10Th prOximO. On Friday night,
the 18th. there will be an elOcutionary
contest out at Atlanta University,
among the students of the "a. u un-
der the auspices and special direction
of Mrs ~ F. HerndOn, instructor OF
eIOcutiOn. The participants are:
MessrS. s. F. Alexander, ". NJ. Da-
Wis, J. w. TOrOns, Z. A. Harleston, A.
L. Halsey, Misses Edwina Taylor
Georgia Harrison, l.. Smith, Bessie
Pitts, Birdie Thomas, S. Hall, FANNIE
Howard, n Hutchens, Annie hIng'
Anna James. Beatrice Whitfield, Mag
Gle Ford. Ida Ford. It will be rIch.
as these are Of the kind who VIII
make their marks, as Messrs. / NJ
Dent, I. H. Malone and Mrs. NJ. b,
HvIing. of Washington City. Inc
GeOrgians here are much pleased tC
learn through Prof. Dent that Mrs
NJ. B. HyIing has been promoted to .
81 900 cIerkship in the Census Depart
ment We expected this of her and OF
Judge" Malone and Prof. Dent.
hone Judge Malone viii not bt
disturbed by my little reference to hi
desire TO hear from home occasionally
| The Judge is innocent and yet art
| fuI and brilliant. | saw the other da!