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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-05
THE OAKLAND RACES.
Calaveras Handicap WAS the Feature
go Articulate, Fayorite, Won.

San Francisco March 4.--The Gala
yeras handicap was the feature Of the
acing at Oakland today and resulted
IN one OF the best contests witnessed In
several weeks. A1lculate. the favorite,
who gave away weight to the field won
by a nose from Cot Ballantyne, who
bumped him near the finish. Artlculate
was well ridden by Bulman, who made
his last appearance here before his de-
parture for New York
The track was yely heavy but three
favorites succeeded In getting home In
front Summary.
First race. futurity course selling
Iennle Reid won Lomond second, Lit
tie Gun third Time, 1870
Second race six furlongs, selling
Gusto won, Yasallo second, Midnight
Chimes third, Time, l;22is.
Third race three ana half furlongs,
selling-Garota won, Hudson second,
Dotterel third. Time, as.
Fourth race. mile ana sixteenth.
selling -Slddons won, Wolhurst second.
Galanthus third, Time, l.5Sk
Fifth race, Calaveras handicap, seven
MISUNDERSTANDING Won Col. Ballan-
tyne second, Meehanus third. Time,
l;3jh
sixth race, mile, sellmg-Phll Archl-
bald, Won Legal Maxim second, Tufts
third. Time. i52
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KING ON A wHIRL.
He is Touring Canada and is Making
Money.

Billy King, the bicycle rider, who Is
touring Canada with hts cycle whrl, Is
meeting with great success and Is max
Ing money
The following is from Toronto pa
per;
THE most thrilling spectacle yet
seen on Il vaudeville stage was the
Matthews cycle Whirl. presented AZ
shea's yesterday on circular picket
fence. banked at an angle Of ~ degrees
and almost perpendicular 10 the naked
eye, the most startling feats Of bicycle
riding are performed, The circumfer-
ence OF the circle is very small and
when the riders are riding fast OF their
precipitately sl0ping track. their wheels
lie almost horizontal with the eyes Of
the spectators on the ground floor. The
most wonderful performer Is Billy
King, trick bicycllst who rides n
third Of mile I'm forty seconds around
the limited area: ana again and agnln
drives the wheel around the circle with
out placing his hands on the handle
bars, lighting his cigar and removing
his clothes the meanwhile. There Is
also thrilling pursuit race In there
heats, between Oscar Babeoek, who
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wHlTEIAwRGiD's LoNDoNHoUsE
VIII Pay Twenty Thousand for IL
During Coronation Ceremonies.

New York, March SIT now appears
certain says London dispatch TO The
Herald, that Whltelaw Reid, Of the
American delegation at the coronation
ceremonies, viii take Brook House in
Park Lane, for his stay in London dur
ing the col onatlon II Is the residence
Of Lord Tweedmouth and II Is stated
that Mr., Reid viii pay $4,000 for six
weeks. EvC ybody is surprised TO think
Lord TWtedmouth would care TO let
his house for such period, consider
ing his i,hportatn position In the Liber-
al party and It was anticipated that
Lady Tweedmouth would give several
very impolaint parties during the sea-
son.
Brook House Is one Of the finest
places In Park Lane, with splendid
view over Hyde Park.
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BRITISH WAR ESTIMATES.
They Call for Nearly Seventy Million
Pounds.

London, March AIN introducing the
army estimate, e69Sl0,OO0 In the house
OF commons today, the war secretary,
Mr.. Brodriek, entered into a defense
OF the war office, which, he contended,
had done its work well, considering
that war had never before been waged
on such scale as the South African
war
The war office today he said, was
feeding 100000 men and 24S,OO0 horses In
South Africa. and there were no COM
plants on that score. The experiences
of the past year had confirmed the ne.
cessity for changes IN the army admin
istratlon, IN decentralization, etc, as
outlined by the government last year.
Military officers and clerks were being
rapidly substituted In the war Office for
civilian officers and clerks.
In regard 20 recruiting, Mr., Brodrlck
believed the limit had been reached, No
reduction In the strength OF the army
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Athletic Association.

An athletic association TO control all
athletic sports Of he High school was
formed last evening 10Y students of the
institution. A constitution and by-
laws were adopted and officers were
elected, a press agent wat included
IN the list OF officials end Il viii be his
duty to keep the daily papers posted
as to the events pulled off from time to
time Following are the officers elect
ed for the year:
President, Max Brown, 09: vice
president, William Nuttall, 08 secreta
ny, VIM Fowler '0i; treasurer Ray
Weller, 'O5; press agent f. Leroy
Bourne, QS executive board. Prof. PEN
dergrass faculty; Arthur Murphy. O2.
Harry Moore, '0S Robert Lawrence, 'Ol,
and Jack Hyde, 0j.
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OUTSIDE EVENTS.
KID THOMAS DEFEATED.
Buddy King KNOCKS Him Ont In the
Third Round.

Denver, March Buddy King (ool-
cred) Of Denver knocked out Kid
Thomas Of Chicago In the third round
Of what was scheduled as Il l0-round
90 at the Denver Athletic club tonight
In the first two rounds Thomas had the
better Of the bout and administered
severe punishment ON the local boy
King sent a stiff right to the Jaw Just
after the referee had separated the
two men from cllnch in the third
round Thomas was taken by surprise
and the blow finished him.
Eddie Toy OF San Francisco and RUDE
Smith Of Denver fought fierce six
round go TO a draw
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PRAYERS FOR BP. POTTER.
w. Q. y. y. Wants Him to See sa'
loon Question In Its True Light.

New York, March 5,--Bishop Henry
G. Potter win be the subject Of special
prayers tomorrow by the Womans
Christian Temperance union Of
Newark, N. j The occasion wiz be the
monthly all day prayer meeting and
the reason for his being singled out for
the OBJECT of prayer Is his recent ex-
preston on the Sunday saloon question
In a church at Mont Clair. n j, That
Bishop Potter may see the temperance
aud Sunday saloon question In dr.
ferent light will be the burden Of sup
plicatlons In his'behalf The announce
ment VI the meeting says
"Bsdop Potter's opinion OF the tenn
perance cause and the drunkard viii
be discussed and the bishop prayed
for most earnestly"
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are among us2' Nine men raised their
hands 'Wlll one Of you pray2' asked
the foreman One Of the oldest Jurors
said he would do his best All knet
and most earnest and impressive
prayer was offered
Bolloting was then begun. Several
jurors were In favor Of life sentence
and others for terms as short as eight
years. The jury finally agreed ON
eight yenrs.
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GIRLS ROWLING LEAGUE.
The First Series of Games Played
Yesterday Afternoon,

The fast series Of games IN the new
~ organized girls bowling league we're
played az The Brunswick alleys yester-
day afternoon between $3.50 aud Z
o'clock. Only the fair sex were admitted
but a large and enthusiastic crowd
was present and all enjoyed the sport.
The SINAI scores made are accounted
for by tho fact that to most Of the play.
ers the game wac entirely new.
Following are tine grureg,
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Accidents at New Orleans.

New Orleans, March A series Of
mishaps occurred In the hurdle race to-
day, Carloyingian bolted over the out
side fence at the third jump, broke his
leg and was shot Torrean tripped over
dog as he rounded the far turn and
fell. j. Weber, who had the mount.
broke his collar bone. Roberto Morrl.
son fell at the fourth jump but escaped
serious injury.
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AFTER PREVENT PRAYER.
Jury Finds Man Guilty and Gives
Hin Eight Years.

Chlcaso March 5.-The verdict sem
PheihS Robert Randolph to the peni-
ssnllAry lor eight years for killing John
,oIu was reached by the fury after
Tyen' prayer says the Chronicles
aS9pElnsyille, KY, special.
Mnen the jurors returned 10 their
%I we foreman nsaid Gentlemen,
Wy Is a serious case we have TO de-
,m' nlan's life may be forfeited by
WI ue''slon. How many Christians
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Men Died l.ashed to Masts.

Vancouver, 3, c., March ga small
schooner.rigged vessel was towed into
Vancouver harbor last night with the
bodies Of two men lashed TO It, The
vessel had been overturned By the
storm Monday night and was picked up
early Yesterday in the gulf The names
Of the dead mgn are not known and j.
Is Impossible to tell whether or not
more were drowned than the two whose
bodies were found.
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Paterson Plumbers on Strike.

New York, March 5.--All the union
plumbers, tinsmlths and sheet metal
workers are on strike NJ Patterson. n.
j., because their employers refused to
grant their demand for an Increase Of
90 cents per day OF eight hours.
The carpenters also have asked for
an Increase
The painters have served notices on
their employers that they want an adj
vance OF so cents day OF eight hours
on April ].
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BOXERS FAILED TO AGREE.
Burns and Mexican Pete win Prob.
ably Sign This Evening

Jimmy Burns and Mexican Pete
failed to Sign articles yesterday after
noon for their twenty round boxing eX-
hibltion owing 10 sUiabble which
arose over the posting Of the $500 as a
side bet The burns contingent Insist
ed that the money be put up now, but
Billy Sauel said It was not customary
to put up the money until just before
the contest and he declared he would
nor put up the balance until 1--WE days
before the contest, and II the money
was not forthcoming then Burns could
claim the 500 forfeit II Is said the
men win get together again today and
that the articles VIII be signed before
midnight
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Diamond Thieves us smueslcrs.

New York, March 5.-Many diamond
merchants and government. inspectors
here express the belief that some OF
the stories Of large diamond robbcrits
al Brussels aud tales OF th'aye having
fed 10 America are connected with tho
recent heavy seizures at lhr port If
smuggled Jewels. By proving stolen
property they say. the gems can be
saved from confiscatlun.
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Mcleod Makes splendid Run of
07o Points in Five Games.

Two picked teams Of tlnee men each
played In a match bowling contest at
the Brunswick alleys last evening and
some excellent playing WAS the result.
Mcleod was In fine form and made a
run Of 9ib points in i've games and
made a total average OF 1871 2-5. The
higest score for a single game was
made by him being 2gl points. After
the contest II was decided 10 send a
challenge TO the Ogden DoNlers for Il
series Of mat h contests to take place
IN the near future
The scores made ,cern 40 soiio,,.,.
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Joe Cans Matched Again.

Baltimore, March 4.--George McFad-
den of New York and Joe Cans Of Bal
timore have been matched for a 30
round contest at 1888 pounds march q
before the Eureka Athletic club Of this
city.
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Road Drivers Meet.

New York, March Sat the annual
meeting of the Road Drivers assoca-
ton of this city Enonk, owned by
Fred Gerkin, was crowned king Of the
fpeedyay' for 1901
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finished fourth IN the last seven days'
race and Arthur David the Australian
champion In which the latter was yes
tcrd0y the winner"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-05

PHYSICIAN with large practice
\ undertakes too much. He cannot
"a make a specially Of any one disease.
XIV %.ls only natural that the family physi-
b. Treatment is not always thorough.
r ~ ln no time to devote himself TO the
E d The diseases peculiar to women.
, neo'e9 does not tell thepalient what's the
l ~. q beg headache, backache and the
,,lfs a,' OF Ills peculiar TO women. He
NJ u indigestion kidney or liver trou.
~, ~ % SIMPLY female weaknessr Ills
H. Ss'i Y may help the trouble for a while
n~ Usually returns. Thousands Of wo-
,, ,,u l'aVe been treated for liver and kidney
c nylole when they are suffering with dis.
,5 aOsl menscs, Under this treatment
t ~, Ilner Patiently for years. In the mean.
M Oe,,ommg physical wrecks, they give
~ y a'eeouragement, Then thew hear
~ uvl'oF s suggestion Of operation"
h, !" thousands Ct cases Wine Of Cardui
S;l. go'Eel a cure where doctors have
tS ss, ~, Wine Of Cardui is known all over
,s,,, io'la as medicine which accurately
e''''e' menstruation. Disordered men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-05

have had Wine Of Cardui will bring you
relief. This pure Wine has relieved tie
most obstinate cases Of menstrual disorder.
These troubles. which are simply irregu-
larties at hrst, quickly involve every organ
and function Of the body-the nerves, the
digestion. the blood circulation and reSpi-
ration, Any sort Of disease may develop
in n body that is run down and wrecked in
health in all quarters. A disease that has
run for Ten years is generally regarded as
chronic Wine Of Cardui could have re-
lieycd Mrs. Bau years ago but the Wine
relieves so many thousand cases Of irregu-
larities in their early STAGES that this case
would hardly have been noticed. This case
is referred 10 today to show all hopeless
discouraged sufferers Whist a reliable, ef-
fectiye medicine Wine Of Carlui is. no
woman has ever, to our knowledge, taken
this medicine and not been benefited b. it.
To cure Mrs. Blau who had suffered ten
years was an achievement II You reed
The relief Wine Of Cardui brought TO Mrs.
Blau, 20 to your druggist and bus dollar
bottle Of Wine Of Cardu. Il You wish
advice write to The Ladies Advisory De-
partmeut The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn. Describe Your symp-
toms as correctly as you can and a letter Of
advice will be sent You. The treatment is
taken in the privacy Of the home and this
is one Of the features that commend il 70
suffering women. Two or three doses
day in your room there is no private OK
animation. Relief begins Immediately.
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DURING THE YEAR 1901.
800 bonds Of Series No T. $1,000 each { per cent 20
years date January 1901, issued to refund 800
Sohus OF series Nc $1,000 each per cent 1920 years
20 bonds Of above Series No have been delivered az
sss bonds OF above Series No. have been redeemed
- bonds OF Series No. z on deposit with Cit.
treasurer pending the presentation for redemption Of
bonds or Series No. 2 called Ia but not yet received
years date July 1901 issued TO refund O bonds
July l. 1901
premium Of 81 5000.
40 bonds Of above Series No 8 have been redeemed
n bonds OF series No are on deposit with the city
Treasurer pending the presentation OF e bonds
No called in but not yet received
SALT LAKE CITY BONDS OUTSTANDING DECEM-
BER 81 1901.
Series No, T. 54S bonds 400 EACH per cent,
1920 years. date July l. 49, ..............S 5iS0o0N
Series No. go bonds, tOlD each, per cent.
100 years date May j 1891 .,,..,.,...,. S0000.W
Series No, (Reflndng Series No ~ 200 bonds
81 years date september i 1895 ...'..,,'', 5pWOs
per cent 1929 years, date October J. lsS. 100000
Series No lRefundng Bonds Series No. p.
sp bonds. 400 each per cent, 20 years.
date January l. 1901 e bonds held in treasury
pending return " bonds Of Series No @
serss No CReflnding Series No. d 200 bonds
5000 each, per cent 70 years. date July l.
1901 GO bonds held In treasury pending
turn VI " bonds OF Series No. called n).... 200 N0@
Total Bonds Outstanding December 81 1901 90
Annual interest on above bonds .......y 1854 %
4 osruty that the above statement Is correct
ALBERT 4 RElsER. citx Ansiiaes
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situation destroys the vitality by wasting
the blood. Nervous prostration and con-
sumption result. With these arrangements
started the sufferer who lets them run on is
on the road TO the asylum or the grave, ard
all because OF some little menstrual dis
order tina. Wine Of Cardui will cure,
Mrs. c. Blau who lives at No, no Syc-
amore Street, Milwaukee, Wis, was saved
from life Of suffering by taking Wine of
Cardui. She suffered for ten years before
she gave Wine of Cardui trial Doctors
tried to cure her but they could not. Mrs.
Blau is o woman Of culture and intelli-
pence. She is the President Of the North
End Frauen.N erein, an influential organ
ization Of German.American women At Mil
YANKEE. This is what she says Of Wine
Of Cardui:
III suffered for NEARLY ten years with general
weakness and debility. also severe bearing -down
pains and splitting headaches. Doctors told
me that had female trouble and that my kid.
news were affected, They did their best to cure
me, but somehow | did no. seem to improve,
and with my other troubles my appetite and d.
csstlon failed mt. Several members Of the
Frausn.Ysrsln spoke so highly Of the help they
had received from MeElrs's Wine Of Cardul
that decided to Try Il. mssu, my great 10y
to find isIt better within a week after started
to use IL And nine weeks after wa; In per.
feet health. gladly praise your msdielns' "
You may get the same relief Mrs. Blau
secured Il YOU will only take Wine Of
Cardui as she did, If you are suffering
from female disease matter how long
you have suffered or bow many doctors you
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF saLr LaKE cry CORPORATION
GENERAL sTATEMEN

FOR THE FISCAL YEAR E
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WaIer motor depOaltH NUl..s.s,tst..,,-
Curling and guttering East South
Second South street paving ,,...,.,,..,
Third South street paving ..o,,,,.,...
Jail and Crematory Fund
Receipts from sale OF city realty .,,."
OQulrrh echool sewer fund .,..u,,,
A. c. Teasdel sewer connection 49,, n.,.
Guarantee deposit refunding bonds OF
July l. 1901 ,..,...,.,,,,,..,.s..,s,,s
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ElQeW8lk extension 40,
Sidewalk extension n,
Sidewalk extension NJ
Sidewalk extension N,
Sidewalk extension N,
Water Meter Deposi
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THE HUNT FOR TRACY.

The reports from the scene Of opera
tlons against Tracy the desperate out
law. are as monotonous as ever lie
has been located, and then eluded his
pursuers. The latest accounts placed
him in a lonely cabin, and the sheriff
with six guards at O discreet distance
from the place Of hiding, waiting for
the fugitive TO appear But he did not
come. and finally the officers mustered
courage to attack the cabin only TO find
II empty. The bird had flown to parts
unknown. People are commencing to
wonder II the officers ever will get him.
The career Of this man Is most re-
markable in the criminal annals OF the
country About ten years ago he was a
barber, II appears, in village In Mary
land. He stole everything he could lay
his hands on and then made his way
TO the wild and woody west where he
finally was captured in Oregon and sent
to the penitentlary for a series Of rob-
berries and burglaries. on the 9th OF
June. he and a fellow prisoner made
their escape, after having MORALLY
wounded prisoner and killed three
guards. In his flight from justice he
has had a number Of hairbreadth es'
capes killed Ave men, eluded hun
dreds Of officials. thrown bloodhounds
off his scent, taken possession Of farm
houses and conyeyances, and compelled
a number Of peaceful citizens to help
him on Ills way He has crossed the
state Of Oregon and almost crossed the
state OF Washington, though a large
prize Is offered for his capture He Is
evidently headed for Canada, but even
II he succeeds in crossing the line, he
will be pursued by the officers Of the
law
II IS well that Tracy is alone. Were
II possible for him TO gather a band Of
outlaws as reckless and cool-beaded as
he is himself. they could make things
extremely lively for while in their
trail
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SHIPS OF THE WORLD.

According to the statistics showing
the worlds shipping, there are now H.
l56 steamers and l2,472 sailing vessels,
with a combined tonnage OF 32437 1853
Of which 25,sJ99s7 tons belong to the
former class and 6,571716 to the latter
With regard 10 nationalites, Great
Britain comes first with l5,546,S97 tons
almost half Of the tonnage OF the world
Then comes the United States with g.
S37,i5G tons. Germany Is third, with
3,13s,567 TONS Norway fourth, with |,
C32, 10; France Nth with 1915, 922, and
Italy sixth, with 1,159OS2 tons Other
nations come In the following order:
Russia, SPAIN japan and Sweden, Az
Ter Sweden the Dutch shipping takes
eleventh place Followed by the Aus
trlan. Danish. Greek, Belgian, Turkish,
Brazilian, Chilion, Portuguese and Ar
gentne
with regard to size Of vessels, Great
Britain is in the lead the other nations
following at long distance She has
lO3 vessels, each over 5000 tons, while
Germany has 90, America 40, France
81, and Holland and Belgium only 10.
But IN regard to speed, Germany takes
the first place, having three vessels
that are faster than the merchant YES
sells Of ans other country.
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vice presidents George Romney and L.
W. Shurtliff EsQrs., are on the execu-
tive committee, Messrs, j. r. Barnes,
Henry Dinwoodey and other prominent
Utah business men are also associated
with the organization, and IL is deslr-
able that as many Of our active citizens,
representing our agricultural, stock
raising, irrigation, manufacturing and
commercial interests as possible will be
in attendance The meetings OF this con
ference OF notable men from all the
States Of the great west have been OF
great interest and vast benefit In the
past, and viii be increasingly so In the
future. our friends throughout the
state who contemplate taking a trip to
the great commercial city where the
congress is to be held, can doubtless
obtain necessary information concern
ing 1t by applying to President John
Henry Smith in this city The Deseret
News strongly advises all who can do
so to attend the next session OF this Inn
portant body.