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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
TO BE TRIED FOR
FRAUD IN MANILA
COurt-martial is Called For
Lieutenant Townley.
TAKEN BY NAVY
As URGENT FORCE IN
zAE-BbAE SURRENDERS

Washington May lS-Lieutenaut
Richard p Townley. a retired officer
OF the navy viii be Court-martiaIeI
1or alleged participation in the coma
Hissary frauds at Manila. Rear Ad-
nlral hempn, in temporary command
Of The Asiatic station, today reported
10 II navy department that he had de-
lached T0Wnley from command of the
nautical sch0ol, D. would SEND him
20 tae uHboaI Manila, under suspen-
sion, TO await further action.
II is aIcEed that Townley on two
occasions had attempted TO extort
money from the firm OF Castle Broth
cas-, WolH x IONS OF Manila. The
money, II IS charged, was to be used
army commissary-
Prompt action was taken by the de-
partnent upon the receipt Of Rear Ad-
InlraL hempfs report, cable orders be-
ing issued 1or IoWnley trial by gem
eIal cOUrL-maTual to be II as
speedily as possible. The navy dsDart-
ment today received the following ca
oiegfam from Admiral Kempm at ca
Captain owen advises that the Ur-
danetta and GardoqUi received on
BOARD May IL, General Mascardo, TWEEN
" officers, 184 men, 225 rifles. at Bfuonu
bay ana MOrOng. They are now ia the
arsenal, bound for MarciscO, where the
~ ELAEE N0 LL9
army. Others surrendered 10 Drauer
marine officer at O~lOugapO. This is the
last iusurgent force in ZambaIes pro
vince. Gunboats resumed survey
work"
naval officers assume that n pOr-
tion OF the cablegram reading. Are
now IN arsenal bound for Narciso.'
slgnlneS that the Insurgents were re-
ceiVed aboard the gunb0ats in token of
a technical surrender. and then sent
ashore and detained in an arsenal.
Qudrtermaster General Ludiugtou
has received a cable message from
colonel Miller depot quartermaster at
Manila, giving additional details re-
sard1Hg the return houe Of the vOIun-
teers he says that the transports
HANCOCK BufOrd and Aztec viii leave
Manila Tor san Francisco tomorrow and
thar the transport Pennsylvania wiz
leave on the 22d inst, The Aztec is an
animal ship The others are TRANSPORT
SHIPS They win bring the T~hirty-frst.
torrieth and FOrty-hrst regiments Of
volunteer infantry.
Information has also been received
Of the departure Of the transports sum
ner and Indiana from Eagasaki for Ia
ku 10 transport General Chances army
to Manila
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
MoDJEsKA's LESSON IN Polish
How She Proved That Her Language
is Soft and Musical.

NpL n aso. while travelling through
the west IN a private EAR. Nine. Mod
JeSka invited a few newspaper friends
70 dine with her One OF her guests
somewhat 1u1udiciousIy spoke Of the
harShness Of the Polish language.
i Trims o are mistaken, said
Atnle- MOd1eSka. and I believe I can
prove 10 You not only that my lam
guage is musical, but that it is pecuI-
larry adapted To the recitation OF the
hlghest class or verse. She thought
a minute, and added. Il snail not ten
Eou the name or the nature of the
poem j am about to recite. but i shall
tedVe II 70 yOur penetration TO decide.
Mime. Modjeska began. with am the
eIocutionary art and grace which have
given her such worldwide reputation.
When she had finished the guests spec
u4ated as to the nature of the poem.
one InOughb that il must be e patriotic
ode. Another was inclined to believe
that 1t was a poem of martial eudeavor.
Stul a uhlrd asserted that it might ba
a o song of the more stirring type.
All agreed that it was heroic verse.
Inc lady listened c-0uplaceutiy to the
varying opinions. and when Che last
judgment a been rendered she said,
with a little touch OF malicious triumph
in her voice
The fact is. my friends. we are all
for a poem, you We're wrong In accept
ing my word for it, You see tina I
know the beauties and possibilities of
my language, and / am much obliged
TO you for yindicating me. The beau
tmul poem you have listened 10 and 50
kindly applauded is simply Polish emu
mera5iou from to 10J."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
&c criaaer.
with he Rfae Club

Chatham SeTvis OF the range COM
mtttee Of the local rifle club announced
last evening that the range would be
said that a tent would be set up for
the marksmen to shoot from. and they
viii be able to keep out of the hot sun.
II has been decided TO have a mid-week
shoot Of Thursday, taking effect the
the members who cannot go out to en-
joy the sport on Sunday. man has
been hired to be al the grounds onsthe
regular shooting days. and members
can at any time so out with friends
and be sure Of finding the range ready
for use.
a. II Griffin, representing the Ste
Vens Gun company, and one of the
best rife shots in the country, arrived
in the city yesterday and decided TO
90 ont with the boys today. 1t is ex-
pected that today's shoot viii be the
largest since the clubs inception.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
ANOTHER RUMNAGE SALE.
Addition to Fund for the Orphans
Ward.

AddlIl0n to FUND for the Orphans
Ward.
Another successful trUmmage' sale
was held in St. Marks school house
yesterday by n ladies' Of the p. Z. O..
society. About $50 was cleared. to be.
applied to the fund 20 endOw an or
phan.s ward in one of the hospitals in
the city. AS has been stated, the pur-
pose or the ladies IS to secure q ward
IN one OF the hospitals. where home
less and destitute children that are in
need OF medical aid may have it. 1t
wall cost $4,000 to equip sUc a ward.
and the ladies' have set braveIy about
raising the amount. with the hope and
expectation that it can be raised by
next fan.
Yesterday morning the sale 0pened
with the rODms filled with good AMI
usfIHl things that went for the prices
oHereq, and when the sale closed at
night practically everything had been
sold.
Among the articles which were to
have beer, ratified off yesterday We're
Two walking n that Belonged to T..
j. conway; but. like their owner, they
were found to have disappeared The
canes were left in the hall of the school
house the Saturday before, and when
the ladies looked for them yesterday
they were nowhere to be found. They
reported the matter to the police anF
the ofHcerS are looking for the man
with Conveys canes.
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was a freak OF sts KIND. A team that
was being uahitched near Sheets stable
on West First South street, started on
the run, and, near Main street. coIided
with d buggy and horse belonging TO
James Smith Of Sugar House ward. In
some manner the tongue of Ia wagon
slipped under the harness of the busy
horse. stripped il completely. and car
ried the buggy and harness half a block
down the street, leaving h horse
buggy was badly wrecked, and the run
away rig was also damaged. The horses
were stopped and returned to the stable
by bystanders.
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&c ZIG.
q &c Calder's Traek.

Manager Edwards stated last even
ing that a number of workouts would
take place at Calder's this informing,
Yesterday Lady Enron and Tombstone
mad Ehree friendly workouts ia 2,39, 2-31
and ~ Unlatilla vent three SLOW
miles and finished the last eighth ia
the last mile in ~ Seconds. Cole
worked his green trotter a mlein 2s46.
q Hansen, owner OF vista @. and Hal
Brown, has stabbed them at the track
for the season. Stagnef OF Poeatello
has written FOR stable room for several
runners and a green PAGER. A green
trotter from Leadviuee owned by Ne
Donald VI Bingham, has arrived ahd
VIII be seen on the track this summer.
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s. - - - -.

New York Mail and EXpress.)
C~hicago-Miss Dora D. Peters saw her
own heart beat last week and was cQn-
EiRced she was not suTerilg from q fatal
nlalady. Miss Peters fs IS years Old and
has had sinking attacks when she felt
visited Dr. J-aG. Message. who saw that
her heart aeted REGULARLY The ditic9lry
was To cOnVince ne gfrt the
physician adjusted an A-raE tube- dark
ended by a cloth, behind her back. The
microscope was placed over her ilcaTr Il
e. heavg blaukHt Ehrown over her head to
shat ont thR HgiE. The girl then hell
a mirror directly IN front Of her heart
As her eyes became accustomed TO the
lines of her heart Gradually it de-
veloped until she saw il clearly Tor
several minutes she watched the puIsat-
ing organ. and then, turning to DR..
Message said
guess, after All, it isn't my neart
that bothers me.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
Baseball NO..

series Of games has been arranged
between the university and high school
teams. Fhe first VIII be played next
Tuesday INC One each week thereafter
until The series is completed.
Walter ROmney has at bst decided 10
play ball this season and win locate at
secuHd base or behind the bat for the
university team.
George Keate. manager OF the Whittier
juniors, writes Tie Herald that his team
defeated the Ogden juniors yesterday af-
tcrnO0n by a score of "a to- g.
- o. %
Captain Redmond OF the Miners an
nounced last evening that he mad > new
player by the name of cope coining from
Evanston, IND. He is expected to meet
the Park team iu ogden today and may
play IN dhe game scheduled 60 axe place
with t~hehLObsters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
Mr., RICKETTS, CONDITION..
Physicians Entertain Little Hope Of
His Recovery.

The condition of J. M. Ricketts,. the
well known lawyer. Who is at the Holy
Cross hospital suffering from an at
tack Of pneumonia, was reported to
be very critical last night and his phv-
sicians say that there are small homes
for his recovery. DR.. Fowler, who is
attending him, called Drs. Hosrher
W~orthfngton and Root in consolidation
yesterday ana they decided that his
condition was most DANGEROUS.
Mr. Ricketts, was seized with his ill
ness IN harysVale, where he was at
tending to some business. several DAYS
ago. and h a been growing rapidly
worse &DT- Bowler was called in as
sooa as he reached home, but his con
dftim became such that il was neces-
sary 10 remov him. to the hospital
Friday.
EVer% enurt is being made by the
physicians TO fight the disease, but they
frankly state that they fear it is a
hopeless fight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
RAIN SPOTS n
Meet Between Oregon and Washing
ton Universities Postponed.

Eugene, Ore, May lS.-Rafn inter
Tered with the field meet between the
Universities of oregon and washington
today Just at the beginning of the
contest q light rain set IN, which in
events Until Monday afternoon. In the
three events the score stands: oregon,
IA: Washington. Is. Summary:
100-yard daShzJ. Pearson. Washing
Con,- frsts Heater. Oregon. second.
Lewis. Oregon, third, Pime-10:1-5.
S80-yard rap-Paine, oregon 6rst:
Boyce, washington, second, Botzkes.
Washington, third Time; QS.
Broad jump-Heater, oregon, hrst;
Caulkins, Washington, s ecOnd; Hill,
Washington, third-twenty-one feet,
seven and one-half inches.
COLE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
FrankIina - Fremonts.

The-Frauklfn Juniors defeated The Ere
mOnL> Juniors Jon the Fifteenth ward
square yesterday afternoon by a score Of
II TO 3. The Following was the lineup,
FraukiRs. Position. FremOntS.
SfltOn.-.. EaIcheT. ........NeWtO1
s.. Pitcher. .--.-- Humn.el
HOWeIlS...... Firsa Base. ..-BuCannau
Christensen. Second Base. NVlEe1Or
kutha ord. .-. Third Base. -. Muni+Crd
ohlfn.L- Short stem. Il. MumfOrd
H. Ashton. Center Pield. W4es
-L~oUteEsgCE--- LEFT Field ..--..COncO
Parry...- Right lFieId q. ChOWles
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
miscellaneous.
e Independents is Christened.

The Independence is C~hristened
Boston, May 1S-With the christan-
ing words by Miss Gladys Lawson and
the breaking OF a champagne BEETLE,
the yacht Independence slipped down
h ways at the Atlantic works at 3
minutes after IL O'Clock tonight, and
in thirty seconds was ahOati in her eIe-
ment. At h end of the slip We're
whistling tug boats, and Mrs. Lawson S
yacht Dreamer was agloW With COlOTed
lights.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
Tags on bicycles.

The Wheelmen,s Protective ass6cia-
ton viii mold q regular meeting next
Tuesday evening. at which time IL is
expected q couple OF hundred names
viii be presented Tor membership. The
membership committee have been hard
at work all week ana claim to have
met with remarkable success. The
committee en- lapel buttons has re-
ceiVed several SAMPLES from the east
and also e suggestion that may meet
with faYor among the members. The
scheme proposed is to haze tags placed
on the wheel of eyerY membeF Of the
association. IS this plan IS adopted, the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
Messenger Boys Road Race.

The messenger boys road race viii
leave the Western Union Telegraph Of
nee at s O'Clock this morning. and finish
at CaidCr,s park about twenty minutes
after that hour Tina boys have all ar
engagements made and promise TO give
some tine sport After the road race is
completed the riders will journey to Lib
ertN park, where another programme has
been arranged Manages OConner SAYS
the rlders Will go TO the ball game this
atternOOn IN a body and end up the days
sport with a grand dinner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
DEATH OF DUKE \
Popular Young Nan Expires After
Long Illness.

After a long and painful illness An
gus Lynch Cannon, the l~9-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs Angus NJ Cannon jr.s
passed away shortly after y O'Clock.
noOneyesterday, at the Keogh-Acken-
ma hospital The young man was at
tackled nearly tour months ago VITA
pleurisy. This grew gradually worse
until congestion of the brain set in and
nothing could be done to relieve him.
Angus, or Duke" Cannon, as he was
Familiarity and amectiOnately known by
his intimates, was one of those bright,
CHEEKY, manly boys that make friends
with all with whom they come in CON
tact His demise comes ais a crushing
blow 10 his relatives and viii leave a
void among his acquaintances that can
never be filed.
Funeral services VIII be conducted in
the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms
Monday afternoon at 8 O'Clock, The re-
mains may be viewed at the home Of
President Angus NJ. Cannon. 90 West
First South street, from / to 2.30 O'Clock
on that day.
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o. OF 0. ATHLETIC TEAM.
VIII Leave for Reno, New. Next
Thursday.

Thursday,
One of the largest field meets Of the
year VIII take place next Saturday he
tween the University of Utah and the
university Of Nevada. The members
or the local team, as announced in yes
terdays Herald, VIII leave this city for
Keno, NeY, next Thursday. The local
boys did not take the interest in the
meet they should have done earlier ia
the season, but enthusiasm has grad
TALLY increased. especially among the
students in the lower classes. Nearly.
az the old standbys have left the var
slty. and they VIII be sadly missed in
the contest this year, Joe Anderson.
who won thirteen out of the twenty-one
points last year has left for he Uni
haS been UNDECIDED about entering until
Of late, owing to advice received from
the doctori and has not had the proper
amount Of trafning- Rideout, who was
put one-nfth OF a second slower than
Anderson last year, is stronger and
raster than ver and is expected to give
a good account of himself Hume. on
the distance running, is showing fine
form, and Peterson is. gradually in
creasing his hammer throw. AS most
Of the team are "preps,'af speaks wen
for the future in the varsity athletics.
Director of Athletics Harvey Holmes.
as wen as most of the boys, is of the
opinion that this years team viii make
rully as good a showing as that of last
year. Manager Shelley has been the
busiest man III the university for some
time trying to secure a good team, and
whatever hOnors the boys win viii be
due to his untiriug efforts in their be-
half.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
Al Ganfleman-

New York Meekdx-l
Mrs Upt0n-I saw Mr.. NeWtoa boW1ug
with the most courtly grace 70 q very
commonplace WOman- Hes gentleman
of The Old sch0Ol, 5sn,t he2
Af Opton-N0 a gentleman 81 the new
EchOpl-
New
yes. He lives al the suburbS and that
was his cook.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
Boys Road Race.

The entries Tor the Fourth ward boys
road, Iace scheduled To take place Fri-
day evening, May p, viii close mex We'd
uesday. The course vii De from Ninth
East and twelfth South 10 Sixth SOUsh
and West Temple 1t has been decided
This VIII give the boys who work aI
day . chance to enter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
RACINE ia Ogden

Especial to The HeraId)
Ogden May 18-There viii be- races on
Memorial cay at the Wasatch driving
park. Three events have already been
arranged The first is a three-minute
class tr5t and pace, la which there are
three eatriess Pearl r. by WI Il. -Goa1.
ReliyeG. by B-fF barr. and Jenries. by
frank f'amphe3l
The next event Is q hslf-mile dash. but
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
BertBa Curtis Convicted

Bertha-Curtis the young woman who
was charged with beating a child
hearing before Judge Timmony yester-
day afternoon She declared that she
did not beat the child, but that the lat
Ter had had a fight with her sister. but
Mary and her mother both testified
that h defendant was h guilty party.
and the judge ordered her to paw a fine
OF $40 or spend that many DAYS in the
CITY Jail She is stu in jail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
- go $3.50.
Princeton Man Throws Hammer Dis
tance of 1875 Feet 6 Inches

New York May 18-The athletes Of
Priueeton and Volumbia universities
met today at n annual dual rack and
Held games at Columbia oval. and the
Users Won- scoring 641a points against
99k for Columbia.
Tn the hammer throw. Dewitt Of
PrlncetQn sent the missile a. distance
Of l56 feet 8 inches, This beats the in
tercoltesiate record of 154 feet Az
inches, held by PlaW of California, bat
does not come near the collegiate rec
ord ot l63 feet y inch, which is also
held by Paw of California AS the CAL
Ifornian is not entered for the inter-
collegiate anne which are to take
place on Friday and Saturday of next
Week II looks now as if Dewitt had
this event at his mercy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
gyeHna.
ar THE SAUCER.
Riders Are Getting in Shape for the
Seasons Racing.

Seasons Racing
Abeut thirty riders amateur and
professional. are now in daily training
at the saucec Cor the opening date.
Most OF the riders have finished the
preliminary training and are now de-
voting themselves to fast %sprinting. A
number of close races are seen every
nay. and several of the riders are now
IA hrst-class- shape. May went out Tor
an eighth Yesterday afternoon, and
although stu far from being at his
best, rode the distance in 13 % sec
0uds HaddOek, the California profess
siOnal who win make his first appear
auce 10 this city iu the opening meet,
rode a quarterf in q 4-5 seconds.
Perhaps the greatest surprise Of the
WeeEWas the half ridden by Julius on
Friday. The latter has never been
much Of q sprint rider, but succeeded
in cutting q half out in 30 1-5 seconds.
on "a same day SamueiSon. the
speedy amateur from Provo, rode the
half in l;04 20. puEing the next week
several of the riders viii let them
selves out n a number Of the local
records win be in danger.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
picYele Champion -

r. J.. Hoffman, the champion am
ateur of California, arrived in the city
yesterday fUonT Los Angeles Hoffman
is not only h best nan on the coast.
but one of the fastest amateurs i'm the
country. and viii prove & worthy COM
petftOr fer the local simon pures. The
California ace asd0vn. 10 the track
YESTERDAYS secured training quarters
and announced his intention Of COM
mencing work at ace
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
- NATToNAE IEAaUE.
Philacsiphia. a. Cbica0o r

Ph~itadelphias Pa, May 1SAChfcaro WIS
sQut QUE TO-DAY by P~h3adetphia IN 3 weil-
2l4yed ane interesting same. Attendance,
csi. u r.
Pbiladelphia ... .
BatterIes-Menefe, king and DeNter-
Dugsleby and Mcfarland.
lmpireIO Day.
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AIong the go -.

Hamilton won a home for himself. He
made q biuuder on the first bail that
came his way, but he was there Win
the goods IRON that tln1e on. He matis
two runs and his two-sacNer in the sew
enLh was responsible Tor two more. lie
collared Caseys long fly in the ninths the
final put-Out with two men on bases
There was a funny play in the second
Martin was hit bye pitched ball and ais
most Immediately afteTWard, NOser
threw him out at drst Tt was a plain
from the grand stand, bat ClarksCn re-
fused TO allow it. tf that kin of de-
clsiOu rad been made against Gimlin,
said one of the fans, he would have quit
the game right there
ture- lie 1ailed three OF the visitors JIM
their attempts to piifer second and aside
from one poor effort his throwing WAS
fast and accurate.
The Salt Lake team occupied seats on.
the TOP row OF the grand stand and rooted
hard Ior the Railways They saw the
home boys doing something they have
never been able TO a16omplish uhem-
selves and it seemed to cheer them UP
considerably
Ferrin. Taylor ana l~Iargetts landed
three hits each. the last canned number-
a-chteVemenJs with the stisL
Each of the three local outdeIders had.
three p~ut-outs-
There was a notable absence OF strike-.
outs. Taylor got three and Eansford
two. cit was n helders' game throughout.
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Golf.
&C e LINKg YEsFERDAY.
oopp and MeGurrin Tie for the Mems.
Handicap Sweepstakes.

one Of the largest gatherings OF The.
H5<s f pstlT5lv me Go"hLy T2g 5
OF lndiv1Qual matches We're played dur
ing The q but the greatest interest
conferred in the handicap Sweepstakes
Hhere We're many entries foF this eTspE.
and several good SCORES were made. C0pD
maze the round Of the eignc1eR holes IN
n~lnety-i0ur strokes, but vas Tied for lirst
a0uors by McGurrin, whose 112 strokes
W1th-d handicap OF eighteen placed Them
on even terms. The following was the
card for The comseEition;-
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HtbIetie.
e Y. N. c. a ~eYMNAsIUM.
Exhibition and Annual Contest To.
morrow NIGHT.

mo4AoW
Ine ti7aA arrangements have been cOm-
pieted for the exhibition and annual in
door Championship contest lobe held Ut
the y NJ &. a gymnasium tOm0rrOW
night The memberS OF -he gymnasium
have been training for these events COR
n past Bree months and Physical Di-
rector Daniel IS confident AN the indoor
records viii ne broken. Seven entries.
Cole. West, Parsons. Richardson, Hunter
and Edwards. viii try Cor the all around
gymnasium championship.
Ine contestant scoring the greatest
paratUs viii be declared the winner:
Horse parallel bars. horizontal bars.
Iiying rings nigh dive. running broad
jump SLandlns broad ium0, STANDING
hltcn kick. The exhibition wiz consist
OF class work in Seperal and special
WORK on the different apparatus bV the
following members: Horizontal bars.
FeF0er, Bean, Emery and 3ippeto: para
tell bars, Emery and RippstO: kicking.
ElPpetot Jumblfng Parsons and Bean.
followed by pyramid work 10y uhe class.
No admission Will be charged and all are
invited to the euteTtainmeat.
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en- Todav-

The Park and Oedeu teams viii meet
III ogden today Borchers and Hansen
and Pendergraft and Scare for-the MIN
ers- The Railways and Salt Lakes will
play in Salt Lake. Hamilton and Race.
and Hawley and AcCausland viii be the
batteries.