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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17

put IN TO umpire games. there is seldom
or never any trouble with the mob 60
ing after them. Every time an umpire
meets with such experience the head
OF the league should be hauled into
court and fined 500 for hiring fncom-
petent men to do the work The fault
IS with the umpire, and not with the
crowd, and the umpire is hired bv the
league president.
No encouragement for Acquatics.
asningtou POstl
General Funston s friends are naturally
upset because the president neglected to
manu- OUT a lew swimming contest prizes.
What Mark Has at Stake.
minneapolis TimeS.)
whether Mr.. Hanna is to run the next
Republican campaign or not viii depend
largely on the tate OF the subsidy bill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17

san Francisco, Cal. Feb 16.-The
Olympia club proposes TO send a large
party of athletes east during the com
ing spring. The intention is to develop
number of boxers, Swimmers and
track and field men. and make a tour
of the east with them. so as TO learn
how the athletes of this state and the
eastern states. compare.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17

"a ments upon which many
IN thousands of dollars were
~ spent, the proposed Jehries-
a - Rubin prize fight or boxing
cOntest-whicheVer Y o u
may please to call it-ended in a COM
plete fzzle. The fight, like a huge bal
loon, was an inflated affair, heTalded
from ocean to ocean by the hot air Of
the promoters, and Judge HOLSTER with
a permanent injunction punctured the
plans of the Saengerfest and what
promised to be the greatest of all box
ing carniVals fell with a dull, sickening
thud- The fight between the promoters
and the opposition was long and bitter,
both sides securing an array of legal
talent that has seldom been equaled in
this country and dragging into the case
the vast political influences of the state
of Ohio which without doubt secured
the verdict in favor of the opposition
L he mayor of the city of Cincinnati was
IN favor of the contest and upon him
the promoters relied to secure their
ends when the other side enlisted the
services of Governor Nash and these
Two important men clashed arms, and
over WHAT Two pugs who wanted to
punmel each other until a referee
should decide which one received the
worst of the argument. At one stage of
the proceedings it looked a il a COVER
nor backed by the entire military power
or a state would clash with the mayor
al the head of a city's police depart
ment, both having. issued orders to sub
ordlnates to hold themselves in readi-
ness TO do their masters. bidding. From
a distance it looks as if in both cases a
hUge same of bluff was tried by these
oinc1aIs the stronger in the hands of
the governor, with the result that he
won out one day before the date set for
the general mix-up. The result of this
contest has been the killing of prize
nghtlng n the state of Ohio and the
Saengerfest instead of wipihg out the
deflcit of their hall has increased the
DEBT tWo-fold with no prospects of lift
ing It, The hall was originally built to
promote the interests Of music to up-
MT the< rising generations to a higher
plane Of life, TO Undue them with nobler
thoughts and teach them to become
thouShtfuI OF their fellow men: music
nath It's charms TO sOoth the savage
breast, so thought the Saengef fest. they
tried 1t and ANONYMOUSLY failed Some
genius conceived the idea of starting
mankind on the other course, reIegate
MIN back TO days of antiquity when
might was right and forthwith en-
gagged the two greatest bruisers in the
world 10 do battle for the edifcaHfon of
mankind and at the same time nav for
the Saengerfest hall. This plan also
tahed but not through desires of the
average citizen, but on account of fear
OF certain politicians that IL would re- |
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17

Fresno. cal. Feb. 16.-Fresno. through
Jack Prince. the velodrone manager.
has put in an offer for the Jeffries-
Rubin fight. Prince telegraphed last
night an offer of so per cent gross. and a
$4,000 guarantee TO pull the hght of
there within ten DAYS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17
DEsERET TENNIS CLUB.
Meets and Elects Officers for Ensuing
Year

>
Year.
SThe Deseret Lawn Tennis club held
it's annual meeting last Friday evening
and elected the following officers for
Ethe ensuing year: J. p sharp, presi-
dent, =. A. Whitney, secretary. and
these. with Brigham Cannon. viii con-
stituto the executive board The clubs
courts are on the vacant ground just
east of the Eagle Gate, and arrange
ments viii be made TO put them in
shape for playing as soon as the
weather mOdeTa ties.
AT the meeting it was decided to give
tournament the coming season, which
VIII far surpass the successful one
given the season of 49, at which time
there We're thirty entries for champion
ship hOnOrs. The club is in a prosper
Gus condition at the present time, hav-
ing a membership of fifteen. which is
expected to increase as soon as the
playing commences.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17

punched to the stretch, with Sea Lion
setting the pace most of the way. Com
ing out Of the stretch The Fretter and
FaVOniOUS forged ahead, with The
Fretter about a length ahead, which
lead was cut down to a neck at the
finish
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17
Football in I.ondnn

London. Feb. 16-The Oxford-Cam-
bridge football match was played at
the Queens club today. Oxford win
ming by three TO two goals.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17
Worlds Champion Defeated

Christiana, Feb. 16.-Ruuolph Gun
derson of Christiana defeated the
worlds champion W. Athen, in 1900
and LOCO metres race today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17

The following breezy letter from a
young lady to her pUgilistic adOTed one,
taken from Denver exchange, is brief,
but TO the point:
Me HOt-Bun Kidlets:
Two days an no letter from me bis
cult No chance fer me To keep de
date at seven bells last night, cause
me little brother Johnny stole me cor
set strings an went fishin'. I wOuldn' [
let de o6der girls on Sixteenth street
see me widout me shane fer anything
Me and Charlie behind the ribbon
counter went to see Uncle Tom S
Shanty" de Odder night an it was rot
ten. On de bum. So we went to East
Turner'S hall and spilled a few deals.
Thought / would tell you before de
knock went in agin me and get you
sore. Charlie is a nice guy to pass
away de time wild but when it comes
to havin' lots O. fun, / tip me new
easter cupulo TO me Kidlets. Say Kid
don't do me dirt IN ak down de
street wild Alkaline Eati O.. any of them
odder girls. If you % D. almost breaks
de time piece beneath ne breast when
I hears of it. All de girls at de shop
is Stringing me about you going to
work. Don't do il. ] tell dem dat not
as long as / can pack crackers in a
box for 10 cents box me Kid won [
have to soil his fins.
An say. Kid Use got a couple o
boards" fer de Broadway to hear her
dago nObs trow il out of her troat and
is waitin fer VOC to take me. Well
plant among dem swells from de hill
and be one o dem fer a minute. Say
Kid dey tells me youse goin to see
Parker and de Coon go TO it at de
Colorado on Friday night Well OATS
alright but don't you fight. AS long
as you don't fight dere is no chance Of
you lOsin yer reputation and if ever
you'd blow dat it would break me hart.
Wild me best to me Twilight star I am
as ever, Your Own
MAMIE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17

At its December meeting the Nation
al league turned deaf ear to the pc
tition of the players and since then it
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17
GAN IMMIlNE"

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17
legislative Notes.

The senate cOmmmlttee on judiciary
held q. brief session yesterday afternoon
10 consider some house bills regulating
the duties OF district attorneys. The
bills provide mainly that suites which
ere now performed by unity attor-
news. such as eXtradir -, filing intor-
nations and other w, k of that char
acter. shall be performed by the district
attorneys. The bills were discussed,
but no action was decided upon. 1t =
probable though, that they viii be ia
vorably reported, having already
passed the hOrse.
Senator EenniOn yesterday received
from his Uintah county constituents a
petition nearly seven feet long against
the governors veto of the Mcmillan
bill and in favor of passing that meas
ure notwithstanding the disapproval Of
the executive. Senator BenniOn viii
present The petition at tomorrow after
Moons session.
The sena tors who are always on deck
for committee work are SmOOt, Tanner,
Whftmore and Bennion. Sometimes
enough others drop in at the committee
rooms TO constitute q working force
but generally they dc not.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17

fleet upon their administered ton. The
night has been declared off and the
principals win travel the country adj
mIred b. large crowds at so much per
admire and in a few weeks the people
viii forget all about the troubles of the
Saengerfest.
The French are not at all struck on
the American way of boxing. and while
II may be all right to kick the ton of
an opponents head off or plant a No
10 in the middle Of his stomach. it is
not at all to the Frenchman's way of
thinking TO have two American boxers
pumnel each other with a pair of pad
ded mltts- This at least, is the con-
cluSlOn to be drawn from the recent
act of the Paris chief of police In a
recent exhibition in Paris there were
several bouts of ia saYate" fighting
and as wind-up two American box
ers, George o3OOdwin and Ted Cantrell
went on in bout according to Mar
quls of Queensbury rules. As a result
Cantrel1 got a wallOp in the solar pick
us that put him out. Now the chief of
police has decided that ne will allow
no more bouts under the rules in use
IN America, and that French scrap
pers" viii in future have TO cOnfine
themselves to the kicking game.
John Lawrence Sullivan is still en-
gagged in a deadly catch as-catch-c
contest with his old enemy, John Bar
leycOrn. and from the appearance of
the mill, so far as it has progressed
John l.. is still on top and going strong
He has developed a new idiosyncrasy
during his bout with the rum and
now stands fOE an hour each day in
front of a mirror and sDars with the
easy grace of a baby rhinOcerOs at his
own fair and sylph-liSe figure. He
tells how to put that person Kilrain out
of business and just -What he would do
to the dancing master, CoTbett, should
he ever catch him in the ring again.
Mr.. Corbetts views have not been as
ceTtained. The said James J. Corbett
is putting in a few hours each day
with d sparring partner, getting him
self into some condition to make a.
front for another fight. James insists
that he is not yet out of the game by
any means. and says he viii yet sur
prise some of the people who think he
is paSse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17
WEEKLY REVIEW OF
SPORTING EVENTS.

FTER months of arrange
meuts upon which many
thousands of dollars were
spent, the proposed Jeffries-
Rubin prize fight or boxing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17

113 TO 128 Union Block. Denver, Colo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-21

--H.sslsi mes,iss o. re W u 2 Q;
faass /. .S9p O..
Aboa, i.sSts nefr istsEsna bun"'
sfs tseaes ~ ttis B.ss ttn sgtshf,
-Mss Asbis Cana. o. Desnfsld. M.'
!, .sitiss Der bteihtr. M"os y Ctilds
Misc Gree k,ss sili srtstisin . rsI
" Of her n.iss siotds, s,stiss,
-R,tiss ssa blas bitas hsrs Pct 10 90
spp.srsros ss !, nsu be spfias CT pte''y
se1n n.
-Ma. X ,llia Hicks hss sssvers attach
Of The Strip sns IL urter the care OF Dr.,
Marsh,
p. Fanum and ton have rslnfnsd
iron trip TO Psfa. shsre ihst hsvs been
selling vsll paper.
-Asdnv McDesviit bad bic kpse ssd
foot badly iriared. rsctrtiy. While sork
log ct the ioandsliob for nss derrick
for the Continental Marble %.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-21
poRln

--sbetmsn Nichols hss recently solt
his farm 10 Seym wilkins.
q Il Burrows 10 taxing . businesi
trip 10 Boston spd New York,
Miss Minerva Lyon OF Peru spenl
Sunday With Mics Sarah Hillisrd,
Edward Tift has moved from j. f
Pots farm to IIssl strestsrs house.
Israel Sreeter 10 visiting bis dseeh
ter Mrs. Willism Sexton 10 Massachusetts
Wayne Hsrwood hss gone 10 White
Crock, n Y. where be has ob.sined . posi
lion,
jasper Weeks and wife have moved
into Mrs A, b. Atr.strougs tenement
house.
The subject OF Raw. Mr., C.rhsrts
discourse for Sundsy evening was b.
Patrick.
Mise Bertha Bromley spent two days
IN Troy last week. Miss Carrie billiard
vas also 10 that city on Tuesday.
BUR- Hsrwood lie recovering from
bis iliuess. Mrs. Charles Hsrwood has
also been quite i'll for several days.
Arthur Wade who has been spend
log 3 few weeks with bis parents has re
lprned TO his work 10 Leydeo, Mass.
%. NJ. Derby OF North Rapsrt. for
many years a resident in that vicicily has
istely seld bis farm and moved to Msn
chester Center.
George BilletdonI and vile who have
been working for Dairesne the pas. yesr
have been engaged by Mr., Etwsrd Nor
rIs this season,
Mr.. aud Mrs, Henry Wiilisms return
ed to Bennington last week, having been
in town . oD,h or mere with the family
OF Gecrss Il. Wiliisms.
The Dorset 8. d, Librsry hiss recent
~ been presented with several choice
volumes the property OF ths late Rev, N.
A. Gstss. . former superinte odent.
We learn that s. nj, Warren. OF Glen
Farm, will sell his Jersey cows to replace
them With Holsteius, also that be has
shout 20 grade Shropshire lambs for sale.
WIN. j, Fullsr Csmp, Sof V, will
give sussr party in School Hall on Fri
LAY evening OF this week. By order Of
Camp Committee.
Charles Norcross,
Marx Fisher,
Roliin Weeks,
We wish 10 acknowledge onr sincere
thanks to the neighbors and friends for
kindness shown our beloved son and
brother, We would especially mention
Ibs Brothers In the Lodge OF which be
vas so young . member May God be
With them oil till they moet sgsin.
Mrs Elizabeth Chspmsu,
Mrs. Minnie Paddock.
Mary Chapman.
Rsns Chspusn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-21
EroHAsAx. NicH MAY q.

Gepesee Pure Food Co. Leroy. N. Y.
Gsntlsner:-M Ny msmms hss been .
great o fse driater and be. feund Il very
mlarioos. HAVING nsed several packages
Of yonr GRAlS-o, the drink that nkes
the place OF cense. she 6nes u much be,
Ter Tor tsreii and for CO children 10
drink. She bss given up eenee drinking
sntifsiy We use . pseksse Of Grsic.O
every se.k. an ten yssrs old.
You're respectfully.
FANNIE WILLIAMS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-21
MANCHESTER oKsrR,

i
| George o. Gilbert 10 very III with th'
grip.
Regular convoostion OF Adcnirsu
tChsptsr. o. f. 3. Msrch 26.h.
% n. Derby Of North Rupert bs'
uov.d into the Irving Hurd house.
Frank Roe OF Middlsbury has beer
visiting bis brother. O. d. Rove.
Frank Greasy has rented the ten.
msni Owned By Mrs. Susie Lssrepcs.
Graves tnsrs great b.rssios in bleach
Cd cottess. Rssd his advertisement.
r. B. Smith has sops to New Yorl
for nsv soods. Read bis advertisement.
e. II. Carpenter Of East ws.mors
lsud. N. II. sallsd on friends 10 town lssl
week.
w. II. Bandy s raising toe roof Of
bis residence. Stating ii end mikipg .
great improvement.
There vas . teachers examination
here Monday and Tuesday. A good rum
Der OF tssshsrs attended.
We le,rn tks, Mrs. Colburu is msk
ing srrsns ements TO mcvc toto the house
formerly ocenpied By the P.rsops sis.ers.
q 1ord 0iluora ofsrs 10 mslch bic
stallion, Chester q, sesinst aoy troitipa
slsllion 10 the stsie. 90 the Manchester
track. II sonld eetisinly take . mighty
good tone TO beet bin.
"A Mr.. Rosseli OF Bennington 10 start
Ing bakery q the building formerly ussd
BY W. q. Dandy for . nsrheL BE bss
he'd eIperierce 10 the business snd VI
hope he gill make il . suceess hero.
Mics Isabelle Smith. agent for Cbss.
4. Stsvens a Bros Caie,so. bss jos. re
ssi,sd iron thsu . nas line Of samples
Esd pistss shosing the latest spsipe
styles. Ladies visiting suiis should call
ssd inspect them.
-Jsuss p. Black. cashier OF the Nation
81 Bsss. hes been coufued TO bic room The
psst sseh b. tue srip or very hsrd cold.
bu, 10 ssitiss better. HE sister. Helee,
csns up frou Sss Y,rt sad spsn, 6up
dsy si,h lin, retaining to The city Mon
dsy nooa.
--Nsms Of pspils 81 r.r mar school,
Nssy Ayiou teacher. tot sbssst durios
lts winter hru; Assas's K.r,. winsie
Btsst. Gf.s~ Kssr. Ersiis Wbiinss, I'd |
- Ksrdsh, Hsfoid Gldd.nss, George |
Lons. Es. Dssp. Il ri CAsrbornsss. Al
'rsd vsfehsre.o. Pal Psovsn, Robsft
sanh. Not sbssss daring toe year, Ne,
10 wtiim.a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-21

The most soothing. healing and spiisps
tic application ever devised 10 DsWiu'i
Witch H.zsl Sslve. II relieves u once
cod cures piles, sores. ecsems and skin
diseases. Bswsrs OF limitations. o Z Ad
ems. Arlipstop;A II Peitiboue, Msncbss
Yer DEPOT; A II Smith. West airing ton
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-21

Hoo. q. A. Willard Of Minneapolis, Z
nstivs Of Lyndon bss been appointed 10 Z
judeeship Ia the Philippines 9Th Z
salary Of $1,000 year Mr., Wilisrd IL
COZ visisips suopg HE relatives and
ffieuds 81 Lyndon
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-21

The neriled repu,.tion Of curirs piles
sores snd ,tln diseases scquired BY ID
Wits Witch Hszsi Sslse. has led TO ih'
m.kins Of worthless couutsrieiis B'
sure sod get only DsWitt's Sslse. o. L
Adsms. Arlington. A. II Smith. West Al
.linstol: A. II. Petibons, Manchester DE-
pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-21
eASDoATR

"A very pretty Wedding took place 81
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs John Gilbrsith
on Thursday evening. Mar IA when their
daughter Msr,bs A. Vas united 10 mar
rises 10 Fred r. Smith. The ceremony
vas performed by Rev Dontbtm OF Shu
shsn. q p church. There we're sbout
ons hnpdrsd guests present. who present
ed the happy couple With many costly
aud useful presents. A bountiiul rspsst
sss served. The wedding march wss
played by Mrs E3siI Bentley,
MIR. snd Mrs. Fred Willard snd Miss
Agnes Peek Of Fair Haven, MIR, and Mrs.
O. L. Randall Of Manchester. Mise Ids
Lsnssor,hy and brother Of North Adams
we're To town attending the Galbrsith-
Smith wedding.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-21

Pepsin preparations often fail to relieve
indigestion becsuse they can digest OILY
Albuminous foods. There is one prepsr
alton that digests ell classes Of food, and
tbst is Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. II cures
the worst cases Of 10 ipestion and gives
instant relief. for u digesls what you eat
o E Adsms, Arlington; A q Pettibone,
Manchester Depot; A Il Smith, West Arl
inston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-03-21

Such little pills DeWilt's Little E.rly
Rissrs are verysssily taken. snd they ere
sondsriully effective 10 cleansing thelivsr
aud bowels. OE Adams. Arlington; A Il
Pe,tibone, Manchester DepSt,A q Smith.
West Arlington.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-04

a. r. street. of the STROUD Star Of
Stroud Is n visitor here today
Emil Ritterbusch and wife have re-
hnned from their trip 70 Buffalo
where they visited the opening ana
dedication of the exposition
Mrs. Davis win return to her home
at Topeka. next Thursday While
Ahere she has been the guest of Mrs.
b. d. Mckinley for the past two
weeks.
Colonel A. n. Piety Of San Antonio.
ireX is the guest OF his old friend,
Major n. ID. Mckinley
Ex-Governor Seay, OF Kinghsher IS
in the city today. lie Is now Sc, eral
thousand dollars richer than he was
few months ago. His Texas swamp
lands are in the oil fields Of Beau
nont and recently he was offered s}5
600 for 5000 acres for which ne paid
less than one dollar per acre.