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When applied to amusemcnts Of ny
character usually result In many Sc
cesses for the venture. one Of the sTt
shows to adopt this principle, and oi'
that has always retained Il under y
circumstances. Is Gentry Bros famous
shows, and from a small exhibltgr
OF Opera House dimensions, I ha
gradually grown, until, II now repre-
sents the largest trained animal shoR
in the world, Every city where !hs
Gentry Bros. have ever visited ihei
performances are greeted with d,
same enormous audiences, and the n.
nouncement oS the coming OF the q.
hibition is eagerly looked forward y
by everybody in the entire domain
This season finds the Gentry Shows
much enlarged and even surpas'lng
their former selves. A special feature
Is made Of the superb street display
which VIII be given on the morning q.
the date Of exhibition, which has BEN
definitely announced as three days
starting Monday, May bth
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Locals Good Batting and Poor
Fielding McCaAerty Was Wild'
SCORE WAS CLOSE AT LOGAN
Young Thomas Pitched Good Game
For white wings Fooled the
HOLSTERS for a Time,
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

The cruel HOLSTERS were up to their
old tricks again yesterday afternoon,
and Just wouldn't let Salt Lake win
the first game with them, IL me
same old tale repeated. Local rams
have been talking for weeks OF what
the White Wings would do to the LODI
sters when they came down here, and
the Holsters have been saying MOTH
ing; just saving wood They came,
they saw the local bunch, smiled wise
iy and walked of with the long end OF
the gate receipts. To be sure the re-
Celpts We're not enough to start a ball
trust, but the result was just the same.
Probably the cold weather was re-
sponsibe ior the small attendance, and
might have had something to do with
the lack OF ginger on the part OF the
home aggregation,
The fans had q chance TO witness the
work Of McCafferty the much talked OF
pitcher For ogden, but II can hardly
be said they were awed by his per-
Torrance He was rather wild, and
more than one man struck out IN his
vain attempt to reach the wide ones.
He gave seven men free tickets to first,
while young Thomas was stingy on
that line, giving only one, Although
Thomas was belabored for ten hits his
work IN the box so far as pitching was
concerned, was decidedly good. But
IN fielding his position he will need a
little more practical experience.
The tragedy started of well and en-
Unused the fans considerably, The To-
calls went to the bat and were retired
forthwith Then came the mighty"
Casey. A liner to Brockhoft settled his
hash. The ancient and honorable
Father Gimlin came next and struck
out. Hansen did the same thing and
young Thomas s0t an ovation for his
work.
Thus 1t started off. After the first
inning It was different. The next time
up, Glmlin and Hansen both smote
hard upon Thomas great curves In
the fourth inning the first run came in
when Shlles made q clean three bag
ger followed by pass for Kelly, Kim
erer going down on an error and Cliff
ford making clean hit scoring Shllles |
and Kelly. The next three men up were |
Unable to make good and the Wings |
had TO be content with only two runs.
Ogden started right off TO do some- |
thing for themselves, scoring three |
runs Ia the fifth. followed by hits from |
3lmlln and Ferris, and an error by |
Thomas which let In the other two,
making the score to 2, The detailed |
score follows;
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

A social was given at the home Of
Mrs. w. II. Tiballs yesterday after
noon under the auspices of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance union in
honor Of Mai. and Mrs. Scott Of CALI
fornla. The guests were highly enter
tanned by addresses from Mai Scott
and his wife, and there was also an
enjoyable musical program. Tomor-
row morning Mr.. Scott will speak at
the Waterloo Methodist church and
In the evening at the Phillips Congre-
gatlonal church. His theme at the lat
ter place VIII be "Our Country and
Its Homes
The committee that has In hand the
arrangements for the State university
alumni banquet met at the Knutsford
hotel last night and arranged TO give
the feast on June 8. Those present
were Chairman Il. NJ. Allison, f. II.
Anderson, ID, II. Christensen, Ray Van
Colt, Mrs. DR.. Howard, Miss Rachel
Edwards, Prest. g. c. Christensen. OF
the Alumni association; Mrs Nebeker,
the vice president; Mrs. Fisher the as
sistant secretary, and Albert Mathe-
son, secretary and treasurer.
Miss Addie Zane who has been spend
ing the winter in the east, viii return
next week.
Mrs. w. +. Galloway and Miss Gallo
way left today for California.
Miss Catherine Brown Of California
Is the guest OF Mrs Leonard and Miss
Leonard
Mrs. d. C, Mclaughlin has returned
from Honolulu.
Rev. and Mrs, p. S. Thacher returned
today from California.
On Tuesday afternoon. Mrs, s. A.
Kenner and Mrs A. II. Park entertained
at cards at the home Of the latter In
honor OF Mrs. John Allan Park Of Oak
land, California. Sixty-three was
played and pleasant time was had
by those present. The invited guests
were. Mrs. Il. Moye, Mrs. NJ. A. Sears,
Mrs M. Moyle, Mrs w. SQuires, Mrs. |
o, Rogers, Miss Ida Moyle, Miss Aura |
Rogers, Miss Eva Sheets, Miss Birdie |
Sheets, Mrs. John Felt, Mrs. Metcalf, |
Mrs. j, II. Midgley. Mrs. Roy Midgley, |
Mrs. Nj. j. Draney, Mrs. Hamilton |
Midgley, Miss L. Gillespie, Mrs. Lar
son, Mrs. Plat, Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Jed
Give, Mrs. Wilsoy, Mrs. Ralph Savage,
Mrs. Theodore Burton, Mrs. G.. Gamer
on, Mrs. o. p, Arnold, Mrs. Henry
James. Mrs. Patterson. Mrs Betz, Mrs.
Sauer, Mrs. Legg, Mrs Britain, Mrs.
Gray, Mrs, J, II. Frost, Mrs. George
LambOurne, Mrs Dan IAmbourne Mrs
Thomas, Maud Kenner. Hazel Kenher.
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STRICKEN FROM THE FILE.
Fate of Petition Which Supreme Court
Considers impairment.

The petition, filed in the Supreme
court by attorney p. L. Williams for a
re-hearing In the case OF Emil Olsen
ct al vs. the Oregon Short Line railroad
company has been ordered stricken
from the files upon the ground that
parts Of II are impeftinent. The su.
pfeine court recently handed down an
opinion IN the case affirming the iudg.
ment below which had been rendered
against the railroad company. Mr. WI
llams, as attorney for the short Line
filed the petition for a rehearing which
was considered very Experiment and
was ordered stricken by the court
one Of the most objectionable clauses
IN the petition Is as follows.
"A fun brief OF authorities. prepare5
By counsel by weeks OF patient. earn.
est and conscientious labor. has been
brushed aside by mere wave OF the
hand without any pretense OF distIn-
gushing any case cited or o suRres.
ton that they are not applicable. The
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logan Claims Meredith.

Local fans are rather surprised In the
declaration coming from Logan TO the
effect that Harry Stoney has secured
Scope" Meredith, and that the clever
little southpaw will arrive in the Tenn
pie city on the 18th Of this month. 1t
was thought II any Utah team had
Meredith, the White Wings was the
team, and II is now claimed by the
local magnates that II Meredith does
not come here he cannot so to Logan,
and that President Critchlow will be
asked to suspend Elmer from the
Utah league.
on the other hand, It Is claimed by
the Loganites that Salt Lake did not
consent 10 the terms demanded by
Meredith and now offered by Logan.
and therefore the latter are entitled to
him. There promises to be an interest
Ing little bout over the matter.
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Events a. Chicago.

Chicago, May 2.--Worth summary.
First race, four furlongs-Fily Deck
won Courage second, Totila third
Tlme-:52.
second race, six furlongs-Theory
won Peace second, Sandha third. Time
LIS 2-5. nav
Ihird race, seven furlongs-Charlev
Moore won, Automaton second, Her
mencla third. Time-l.31 3-5.
Fourth race, mile-Owenton won. Iu.
Glen Appleby second. Otis third Time
1:45l-5. ~ A''ie
Flith race, five characterization
,, Mlrance second, Lady Matohless
third, Time-1:0i. ''' %
SKIN race, mile and a sixteenth.
Marios won, Homage second, Miss liza
third. Time-l:52 as '''~"
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THE oLYMPAN GAMES.
commissioners Furber and Roesnt.
hal Discuss Matter with Preside,,

Chicago, May 3.-Messrs. Henry 7
Furber and Benjamin ]. Rosentbal Of
the Olympian Games commission have
returned TO Chicago. after a visit N
washington, made FOR the purpose NJ
discussing the games with President
Roosevelt and other prominent row
eminent officials Both are deeniv
pleased with the cordial interest Wiz
which the president listened for nearIv
an hour 20 their presentation OF tbs
plans for the contest. In regard 10 an
appropriation OF $4,000 from Congress
MI. Furber last night said:
We are advised by certain memhars
that the Olymplan games NAV readiiv
be r ndered so important as 10 may
II ! sumbent upon Congress 10 mako =
I'D raj appropriation. II Is however
their opinion that it is too late 10 no.
complish anything this season. but Tho,
" he merits OF the general enernriso
are properly brough TO the attention ~
the public within the next few nonths
Congress, supported by the popular IN
terest which the games should arousa
may at Its next meeting be readily In.
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LOGAN.

Earned runs--Logan, 1. Two base lift.
Pace, Hoifer. Weaver. BASES on halis
BY Heusser: stoney, Pace. Hoffsr
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SCORE.

ovan and Ahearm.
Umpire-ODay.
Chicago, May 1.-The Chcagos were
outplayed in all departments of the
game today Cincinnati doing much
cleaner fielding and hitting at the right
time Attendance, 800.
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SPECIAL EDITION.
Wyoming Press Gets Out Fine Issue
Upon the Couutry's Industries.

Just issued from the News" print
ing establishment 10 a special edition
OF the Wyoming Press, Of Evanston
wyo. In addition to the artistic get
up and production the excellence Of
taste In the location OF matter for pre-
sentation reflects great credit upon the
ability Of Mr.. Harry Il. Glenn. the ed
itor and publisher OF the Press. Evan
ston and Wyoming generally will owe
Mr.. Glenn much for the substantial ald
he has given. In this special issue OF
HE paper, 10 the Industries Of his COM
munity. In view Of the recent big oil
discoveries Of Wyoming much attention
Is very properly devoted 10 that sub
iect: and every other Industry. ostab-
iished or growing. "a the recipient Of
Encouraging and advantageous notice.
~. Glenn Is to BE- congratulated upon
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Kentucky Derby Tomorrow.

Louisville, Ky, May -Four and
possibly flve colts, among the best g.
year-olds Of the western turf, will bat
tie for supremacy at Churchill downs
tomorrow afternoon. when the Ken
lucky Derby will be decided for the 2Sth
time over the historic old course.
Following are the starters announced
tonight for the Derby, although there
may be an addition or two before post
time tomorrow:
Thomas c. McDowell's Oh. c. Allan.a.
Dale CTurneD, III; Halma-Susie Nc
Marry.
Thomas c. McDowelrs b. c. The RI.
yals o. Ransch), ll5; Halma. Brace
Girdle. w
g: c. Benefits ch. C. Abe Frank
lCoburn), l22; Hanover-Imp. Cheese
straw.
Thomas W. w. Moore's ch. c. Inven.
tor ct. Willlams), III; Imp. Goldsbv.
Imp. Duchess Caroline.
Abe Frank was made a prima favor.
tie in the books by virtue OF his snner.
lor 2-year-old form, but the fgnres
nave been changed since his recent ner-
iormahces. He win be backed liberal
", nevertheless, for many believe that
ms FORM Is not generally known. In.
yentor, while not figuring as a irst
choice, Will not be without friends
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OUTSIDE EVENTS.
EASTERN BASEBALL GAMES.
hhoiEhN hhSbbALtI JAMES.
Results of Yesterday Afternoon
Games In Three Big Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

New York, May 2-Boston defeated
Brooklyn today In the second game Of
their series at Washington park At
tendance, 200.
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INFANTS DEFEAT FARMERS.
stoney's Teams Wins Its First Game
At Home,

Logan fans were thrown into trans
ports Of delight yesterday afternoon
when the Infants won their first game
at home in defeating Buck Weayer's
Farmers, The game was won IN the
ninth when two men were down, and
the contest was close as the score would
indicate. Six TO five tells the story
In part, and II was a good lively con-
test from start TO finish, The Infants
took the lead until the fifth When
Hartzell was pounded for three singles
and a Double. which. coupled with
Stuckes error, petted the visitors four
tallies. The Infants tied the score In
the seventh and won out in the ninth.
The main features were the running
catch by King and Bin Hoffer's work
on first
The score follows:
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THIEF GETS DRY GOODS.
Steals Them from Buggy While Vic
tim is Driving Home.
specIaI CORRESPONDENCE.

Special Correspondence.
Union, Salt Lake Co., May Per
haps the experience Of Mrs, William J..
Painter. while on her way home from
the city on May !, with SIS worth Of
dry goods in the back Of the buggy
would be good for all country folks 10
know. On the above named date. Mrs
Painter drove from her home in Union
70 the city; purchased SIS worth OF dry
goods at z, c. NJ. |. and put them in
the back OF the buggy and started
homeward. The top was up and the
side curtains were on so that one could
not see behind very well. The lid on
the back OF the buggy IS held down by
stiff spring so that they could not
fall out. Mrs, Painter drove down
State street 20 Fourteenth South. then
turned east. She had occasion 10 call
on friend az MIL Creek to leave
parcel. but on raising the lid everyone
OF the parcels was gone. She never
stopped anywhere after leaving 2. G.
NJ. I. until the house In Mil Creek was
reached, so that some one ran alonS
behind the buggy. raised the I'D and
took all that was In the vehicle except
the driver
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decision already made by the court
does not track with any decision or any
laws as declared by this court or any
other The slightest regard for main
tanning and administering property
rights under the law would seem to call
aloud for reconsideration Of the
case. We have right TO assume, and
do assume. that the provision OF the
law for o rehearlng OF causes, means
to acknowledge that mistakes may be
made, and that, when pointed out, they
viii be corrected while the court still
has Jurisdiction, so that error may not
be perpetrated to the discredlt OF me
judiciary Of the state and the denial
Of the substantial rights OF parties"
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the general excellence Of his special Ct.

the general excellence Of his special ef-
fort.
The gentleman has given careful at
tention TO the detail work OF the pro-
duction and has been personally on the
ground TO see that his desires were
carried out II will be of interest to
the profession TO know that the type
was set, the cuts inserted, and the
forms made up in the Press Office at
Evanston and sent to the "News' to be
printed. United States Senator Clark
Is the principal owner Of the Press and
is quite proud of its achievements.
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MCGEE IL HELD.
Defendant Must Answer to the Killing
OF Henry johnson.

After listening to the arguments of
counsel for defense and state In the
Niece murder case yesterday after
noon. Judge Dehl held the defendant
to answer In the district court on the
charge Of murder In the first degree.
Attorney Sanford attempted TO show
in his argument for MCGEE, that the
colored man was justified In killing
Henry Johnson and also that the shot
was fired In the heat OF passion. The
accused was returned TO the county
jail after the courts decision was rem
dered
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The entries are: The Metropolis,
withers mile; Water Color, l2s. Alc5
l22; Bonnibert. III; .1cMeekn. M
Herbert, III; Ten Canoes, III. R,s.
hampton, ZIG; Ills Eminence, ll0. Hesa
l01; Far Rockaway ~; Colonsl Pj.
der, 1914; kamara, l0S Carbunsk M.
Reina, 1O2; Whlskey King, N, 0i
England. 1O7; Smoke, lC7. somWto n
Pentecost, 9S Saturday. 9S; Smart 81
9S; Clidon, $751; Dixie Line, q Lax
Casta, 80 Arsenal, %,
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SCORE.

Umpire-Cantillon.
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Hartzell %, Ssluoke. Plake; by Hart
zell King. Hit by pitcher Sioney
King. Hcusser. Struck out-By Hart
zell. Weaver Bradley (2), Dryer, KEEL
~. King, Heusser, Barratt; by Heus-
SER Pace, Stoney. Plake; by Town:
Pace. stolen bases-Ramey, Hartzell
co. Pace. Strucke. Weaver, Dwyer,
Kelly. Lett on bases-Logan, q La
goon, O. Double plays-Hoffer. TIME
l;55. Umpire Martin. Attendance-~9OO
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world. Wide RenIi,atIo,

Whites Cream Vermifuge has
achieved a world wide reputation as he
ing the best Of all worm destroyers ana
for its tonic influence on weak and nm.
thrifty children. as II neutralIzes the
acidity or sourness OF the stomach
improves their digestion, and assimlla.
ton OF food. strengthens their nervous
system and restores them 10 the health
yigor and elasticity Of spirits natural
10 childhood. 25c at 2. c. M Drug
Dent -
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Events Close at Nashville.

Nashville, May 2.-Thls was tho clos
ing way at Cumberland park. ResnIts.
FIRST race, six furlongs-King Daiv
won, Jim Clark second. Toe nart;S
third. Time-l:15 we '"ai ''''
second race. four and a half furlonys
otore and Aft won, stand Pat second
oulta third. Time-:5Tlb. ''u'
=, IhIrd race, mile and seventy Yards
me Garter memorial--Jordan won F,h
e. wheat second, Blink third. Time
Fourth race, five and a half furlonss
-Aules won sallie reen second COM
mena third. Time-1:Osil No''i-
Tor mn r., race six furlongs-Alea won
Time-l:leis. u''' 'nifo'
SKIN race, six furlongs-Alg,o \,
won orla second, Kinloch Parry hit. a.
Time-1:lG. ark third'
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jewely Store Broken Into and
Valuable Property Stolen,
THE POLICE ARE POwERLEss
Why IL Rapidly Filling Up with Com
naenec Men, burglars and Thugs,
while Police Work In Vain.

"ef po'o anu successful burglary
was committed last night supposedly
shortly after IL O'clock. when the lew
elry and grooe,-v ,.o,o 80 -, H.,
Iel .,as, CO :, 49, VI 'o"" iio' ~
"e'' eouth iemple street, was en-
eereu by thieves and nearly $500 worth
OF watches and rings sfolen
The look ~ ~ 49,, -
r,oa,as ''e o"oA uoor was nrst
picked or opened with a skeleton key,
but the intruders found a middle door
TO 70 through bafora tba,, oo,,,a ga, A.,
10 tbo NV sou'N ee' ~"
.oon "nere 'ne Valuables we're
hept They were probably unable to
pick the lock of tbia door hut found a.
an easy matter 80 49, ~. .'S'',..'
49,. AZ e'e u""So"i
"P'n aiiu crawl over II. once inside,
they evidently took their time In max
ing a selection ~ the s,oo, o., $50
Following Is n. Ilat ne he s,nIon 49, 49,
as given TO the nolica atter ns,ioas 'i' I've
coin made AN investigatinn ~ ~ co.,.
Six ladies' Waltbam vatcbea vaI,ed ~
800. ~
One new 1s ieyselad watch and e,,a
gold filled watches vslueS ~ siSo NV
Two WaI.ha,.,, saiueu az eivo
SEQ. ""'0ie' '"iusu a.
Eiebteap hand ,in,,. ,,.,,,os -. .oo
Folrteen sol r,naa s az Wv
One solid god 49,, 1870 -. ,sso 4
Upon leaving tha n,oca ne a. sa ~
left tha hacL a.. Wy iVupe.s
that condition wbar NJ. '' IL, as ~
down from his home tho n,arai,,o The
burglars left shsoIutsi, M LIS
their identify but the nol,no haSe hnras
OF recoverlng NJ least sor,s 80 ~ n 49,,
THE hurolars u,donh,o5,,, L,o,,, .,,o,,
bad plentv ~ t,,oa ~ Nv, ~ nlem tney
took II Tbev had NO f nv pa, 20 ha 'l,
disturhed hv tbe s,o,,ne hano,,sa gt,n,.eo
nae No., ~ tne ponce' peeause thsre
some time '"''' ''"' iO'
The robhers nrohahIv kron. ,hts ana
were NOT slov, ~ taba ads,a,,o s,''s az y,
In the danletad oordi,,on 80 10 go
fine noiice a ~ notrnr,ass q, a ~. ~
interest NJ tbo nuhiic IN on,, s,,.ast az
tent ana NOV ba,,a ,,eo.a n, ri
hands nm IN look a fter uaIn Irirst
second IA c,n,n $3.50, NM" MN,
now mn NJ croo,,s conadaneo wv -
hold ms and warrants Who 40 NO.,
hesitate to niIfer and nlv ,beir neears
0us voca fIons whenaver o,ort,,n,tw 90
fords $3.50 '''' '"''''' o.
Last ,,ght ,.o,, =, o,,toai, ..u
o'clock this morning fho i,,alnooa dis
trlct ~ sab I.ake rl,v ~ sov nn,hine
OF the resident nortion v,as ecte5
nv the ,nagntfcant ar,a,, ~ s,y ,,t.oi
meni "'"' " ''~ p''io'
A hand 40 s,oooth ana dar,o,, ,,,o,,o,,
With th,s oonditinn 80 a, {
foIrs can b,,rglar,uo bold NV ava rah
IN different na,ts ny the ci,,, ond have
brt little fesr ~ snnrohans,o n'N roro
plants are coming int nni,na hsaa-
l,,,arters aIn,os, dailv 80 h,ir',ia :, -, "a
pettv thafts N,hre aver, 90 das,s ~ ~
NIGHTS some n,aca /, hoiS,,, hr,ioo,s 49,, ~
and lootad IN he n,anna, - a., ,', III /,
affoir '''' " 'a'' ''e i'''
In tho evant so,na bio rohharv MOS
PLANNED ar exocrtad in 10 ,',nrn,,, 80 I
Ter : o'clock the nnhi,c would bana ]
preaf nrotecf,or ,,,i,, ,hras ,'aiio om
GERS on duty' That ,s tbe n, pyh not NOT 7
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Three new maps. just issued. Utah
ana Idaho on one side, the World on The
reverse side, including population OF
counties and towns according 10 the
1900 census, with brief sketch OF ever
country In the world, Size 27x3i y inches
value % cents. sent 10 any address fof
70 cents. Address Cannon Rock s,ore
lDeseret News. props), IL ard IL Main
street, Salt Lake City.
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Season Opens Tomorrow,

New York, May s.-The racing ss,sor
az Morris park win commence tomor'
row and the Metropolitan hanSlnon
one , Of me rich prizes OF the turf vea -
Ewes distinction 10 the opening ds,
~ the sS nominations made for ' az.
rac" probably u win start in tbe
an Iney represent a field remarI.
tha ~. , Ior us balance, and In the NAV
, ,rSs Wlli precede the start a wide d,s
u'ouuoh OF the money is looked srs
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INTERESTING PROGRAM.
To Mark Close Of Prof. Mills Book of
Mormon Lectures.

A very interesting program will be
given OF the Latter-day Saints univer-
slty ON Monday evening next at o.
clock, TO mark the closing of the series
Of excellent lectures on the Book OF
Mormon, given by Professor Mills. The
short extract of the Book Of Mormon,
Giles, and the evening to close with a
handshake with the professor and 9
God speed to him in his work In the
aoaf
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License IL Refused.

Hartford, Conn, May 2,-The Nutmeg
Athletic club was today refused a H.
cense by Mayor Sullivan for a boxing
contest between Young Corbett" and
Terry Mcovern, which the club intend
ed to pull of In this city next October.
The mayor announced that there would
be no licensed boxing in the city during
MS administration. Mayor Sullivan
was recently elected by the labor vote,
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Today's Ball Games,

AT the ball park this afternoon Og-
den and Salt Lake are battling In an
other grand championship game"
Kelly is slated 10 shoot the shoots for
Salt Lake and Thomas for ogden. The
contest will be called promptly at $3.50
O'clock. The same teams play here
again tomorrow.
At Logan today the Infants and
Farmers play again.