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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-09-16
MINISTER OF MAhIu; AS
PURvEYOR OF HOT AIR
NH Name No Names, He Says, but
Everybody in General Had Better
Watch Their P's and Q's, or There
viii Be Trouble, as France Is Goins
to Do Things in the Mediterranean
Win Have to Explain Later.
Lay AssoclAlEp rRl ss.

Bizcfta, Iunis, sept. Ib--M. Pellctan
French minister of marine, made re-
markablc speech at an entertainment OF
the municipality yesterday evening, which,
1t is expected will causc the French
foreign minister, NJ Del Case, some trou-
bic to explain.
After pointing ont the Importance of
3izcrta as a buwark OF France NJ. pclle-
tan proceeded.
We do not say we want TO make the
Mediterranean a French lake. We have
been cured OF the dreams OF the great man
who wished Us TO dominate the world But
part Of the Mediterranean is French and
will remain French With this powerful
rampant 50 well situated for defense AMI
also for attack and with Corsica and Tolt-
lon. We can hold The open door between
the two halves OF the Mediterranean in
spite OF Malta aud Gibraltar
Certainly, | do not desire a conflict
aGa'ns, England any more than against
Italy, but, as we do not know what others
are doing. II is part OF our duty 10 prepare
lof the holy war OF the French fathcylanI
against MS enemies, whoever they may he.
Il am convinced, thanks TO the fellow
workers with whom am surrounded. that
We can lace every evcntuality. Security
hardly exists any more for the civilized
world.
The Barbarism OF Germany.
M the end Of the nineteenth century,
after the defeat OF France by the barba-
rians oi old Germany, we saw an often
sivc return of the law Of brute force. The
whole world seemed to be dominated by
the maxim Might before right We must
then devote all our efforts to keep intact
that focus Of justice and light-French
genius"
M. Pellelan concluded with remarkinV
that he would not say more at present.
lie had moi yet been accustomed to bcin.
minister and feared he might be car
RED away into expressing his opinion Of
matters which concerned the foreign min.
ister
France has at Bizerta powerful mill.
tary and naval stronghold with which,
with Touon on the north Of the Mediler.
ranean, French military and naval men as.
sert that Frances naval power in the
west Of the Mediterranean is unassailable
and all that is required to consolidate
the position Of France, is the construction
oi the so-eallcd canal Of two seas, which
rs to unite the Mediterranean with the
Bay OF Biscay and thus render her indc-
pendent oi the straits Of Gibraltar
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-09-16
Biz Shipment of Gold.

New York, Sept. I6.--J. and w. Selig-
man & Co. announce that they will receive
$Iaso,ooo in gold from Australia. The
gold is due at San Francisco October 6,
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The evening world., 1902-08-08
BROOKLYNS LINE OUT
THREE RUNS IN SECOND.
Small Crowd See Second Game Between the
Superbas and ST. Louis Cardinals.

caught of first by Yerkes and Brashonr.
Dolan made a pretty hun and stole sec
ond, Farrell dropping O'NeiIS thr"W
Dahlen hit safely; a~lvancing pothn ~
McCreery flied out to Barclay, NJ" runf
Second Inning
Donovan was the first Cardinal to
giving uns Iccrssfully AT N"wtonS pend
crs. Farrelrs high foul ny was .et'l,S
n yIrNiu. ErU-,g sent ms team
to tha field Jos banging a hlIh on" 10
Ecelee. No rams
Irwin slapped tho hall to Iett L2r a
sack. Flood MAS called out on strikes
Farrell boosted 4 ,paror to riEht, centre,
which Sn.o; got. N,Hton smlehci the
ball along the third base IN" iHf t"9
Bases. son tirg Irwin to third. ~Sh",Narl
walked. flliag the bases. Ece,er.s bead.
ers wrr. hltIN tamlied by Hartman
ALLOWING Irwin to score. Dol2ns pretty
drive ~ centre sent Newton aad Shcrk-
ara over the plate. Ddh.cn flied II to
Barclay Three runs
Third Inning.
Hartman pasted a fas; sround.r to
ID lem ana was an easy out. ONeil
in a. scratch hit To- ms. tnfeld,
rlugh, on third. Brashear was retired
at INST oy Newton. No rGns.
McC-cory contributed a single - right.
Irwin was declared II on stri; w. Tlnod
swatted the ban to left ccutrc for a bag
Advancing McCleery to third, A wild
pitch allowed McCreery to score AMI
Flood to reach second. Brashcn'A FUN
bic of Flrreli's hOunier let Food scoTc
and Farrell 10 rfacl first. Newton sent
a mop ny to Barclay. Sh"rkari tau!
lio1 to O'Noll Two rula.
Fourth Inning.
Smout WAS disposed of by Flood and
Mcrreery, h,r'lly scattered tn a.
mospherc with three swings. DSno-
re- s Dig mli 40 runs.
Kceler doubled along the first base
line. Do!an pop died - ferk"s, Hart
mans tumble of Dahlen's grOunder let
Kseler score and Duhlen got frst. Nc
reaching second Irwin foul flied To
Hartman, one run.
Firth Inning.
S]hccknrd gathered in t'arrcll's high
fly. Kruger was the second victim OF
his foul pop up. which MrCrcery smOth-
cred. Hartman drove "A Fly into Keel
cr's hands. No runs.
Flood flied out to Bra hear Farrel
did likewise to Smoot. Newton rca rhcC
first on Farrell's tumble. Sheckard fou,
flied to O'Neil No runs
Sixth Inning.
O'Neil walked. Ycrkos ditto, O'Nei
reaching second. Brashear doubled
scoring O'NeiI and promoting Yerkes Il
third. smoot was feldcd out al frs
by Irwin, Barclay singled, Brasheai
! reaching third and Yerkes scoring
Rrashoar was cauSht at the plate
Donovan singled, Barclay scoring Far
rcll forced Donovan at second. Three
runs.
kecler out, Hartman to Brashear
Dolan flied to Smoot. Dahlen sent 9
! high one to Barclay. No runs.
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FLEET RACING
AROUND CAPE COD.
More Than 100 Yachts Lett
Vineyard Haven After Dawn
for the 76-Mile Ocean
Race.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Aug. S.
Tie grest flee. of the New York Iacht
Club went sailing off for Provincetown
very early to-day, Commodore Ledyard
having ordered the boats away at $50
o'clock.
The morning was fine. rho sky was
clcdr and traces of the Southwestern oil
Yesterday still fingered with consider
able force and gave promise of a good
race
Besides the cups offered by the Com
modore, the Yachts to-day were sailing
| for prizes offered by Capt. Cornelius
| Vanderbilt and Capt. Royal Phelps Car
| roll. The Regatta Committee to-day
! remained on board Col. Thompson's
steam yacht Lady Torfrida, the tug
Navigator acting as a convoy to the
| fleet in case any of the yachts should
become disabled of Cape Cod.
The run to-day was seventy-nine miles
! with the start off East Chop and finish
off Wood End Light. at Provincetown
! According to the agreement made by
the captains. the yachts were ordered
to go through Pollock Rip.
TIE sioops started first, followed by
schooners ten minutes later. The Yam
Eee led the 70-footers over the line, TIT
+ Mineola crossed second, the Rainbow
was third. The 6O-footers were led by
Weetamoe.
In the large schooner class the Chan
ticIeer led, followed by the Constellation
the Corona and the Emerald. Tn
schooner Katrina led her class, ant
plmina and Murlel were both handi
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GIANTS 60 TO PIECES IN
FIFTH; CHlCAGOS SCORE 8.
CONTINUED from F.rst Page.)

a close decision. smith spoiled n safe
drive OF Dohhs. Tinker put an easy to
McCiraw's corner. No runs.
McGrnw's punch was easy work for
Schaefer. Menefee smothered Bresna-
hans buDt. McGann got In n pretty SIN
gle past short. Brodie's drive to Tinker
forced McGann at second, No runs.
Firth Inning.
Miller Iobhed an easy one to Lowe
and Bobby walloped 1t into left for
bases, King sent him ton third and
SrhhefcrS single to left scored him.
Menefee was out on LADDERS assist.
Jones hled tn Browne. Slagle walked
and the bases were full Chance sin.
Sled to centre. scoring King and
~Scnaefer Lauder let Brodie's throw IN
go through him n with no one back
Ing mp, Slagle and Chance strolled home
Ioobs singled and scored on Tinker's
double over loves second time up, re-
Gam. Six runs
third to first. Smith struck out and
wall was caught OFF second. No runs.
sixth Inning.
Killing flied to Brodie. SchaeCer popped
a little fy for Bresnahan. Menefee flied
TO BrOdle. No runs.
Tinker dropped Miller's high dy
Browne famed. McGraw beat out a
bunt. Bresnahan famed. McGann beat
out a bunt and the bases were filled
Brodie put up a measly fly to short. Nc
runs.
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HARLEM WINNERS.

RACE TRACK, HARLEM, Aug -
Following are the results of the races
run here to-day:
First Race-Three-quarters Of a mile
Won by Tom Kcone, 5 to l and 2 to l.
Lucv Locket, $ to 8 for place, was sec
ond. and Jane Holly third. Time
second Race-six and one-half fur,
longs.-Won by McChesney, to . and
2 10 s.; zoe Frey, I TO ! for place, was
second; HarSis third. Time-l,l9 40.
Third Race-Steeplecnase; snort course
w Nv bristol. 4 10 | and S to 3; Dag
mar. 3 TO l for place, was second; Scor-
Mo third. Time-3.3l 3-5.
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TRAVIS BEATS
BROKAW AT GOLF.
In Spite Of High Wind Elk.
Champion Does Shinne'
cock Course in 79-Hitch'
cock Sulks.

Especial TO The Evening Norld,l
sHINNECOCK, HILLS. Aug. S.-Ah
the pairs in the four sets of eights got
away in good shape this morning In the
first round of match play except Charles
Hitchcock, IT.. the intercollegiate cham
plon, who sulked last night because he
did not get into the first set, and, after
forfeiting to R. IL. Williams, jr,. left
for his home.
In spite of the high wind. Travis did
the course in 10. beating George Brokaw,
Princeton, by 3 up and 2 to play.
First Cup-C. T. Richardson, Harvard. bsat p.
Nash, Columbia, by l up in 10 holes. Waiter
j. Travis. Garden City, beat George F, Brokaw.
Princeton, by 3 UP and . TO play. U. A. Muir
dock. shinnen,k. beat Allan Kennaday. Mont
clsir, by l up In 20 holes. Daniel Chaunoey,
Dyker Meadow, beat 7. G, Thomas. jr.. Shkss
necock, By . UP and 4 TO play,
Second Cup-R. W. Williams, r., Morris
County. beat Charles Hitchcock. 1r, by default.
a. b. Claain, Lakewood. beat G. Kane, Tuxedo,
by 3 w and / TO play. T. VI. Robertson. st.
Andrews. beat L. c. Murdoch. shlnnecock. by
! up and 8 to play. CT. Watson, Baltusrol.
beat Nrwbold Edgar bv 2 up
Third Cup-F. c. Jennings. Yale. beat C. q.
ooakleN. Englewood, By 6 NJ and g to play, R.
R. Robertson. ST, Andrews. beat d. NJ. Marvin.
E~nslswooi, by 3 up and 2 to play, NJ. Tilden.
jr, Morris County, beat W. Brown. shinnecock
by 1 up and 9 10 play. Fred ], Phillips. Dyker
Meadow. beat F. H. Thomas. Shinnecock. by 2
up and ! to pay.
Fourth Cup NJ. Boxer. Princeton, beat r.
r. Reid. Montclair, by 5 up and TO play. J.
VI. Byers Dyker Meadow. beat L. B. schley.
Shinnecock. by default. James A. Tying. Morril
County. beat H. Hudson, Shinnecock. by 9 III
and I to pay. Judge Morgan j. O'Bren, Gar
den City. beat Bruce Price, TuNelo. by 2 up.
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interest following yesterdays brilliant
contest,
First Inning.
Smiths assist retired Jones at Nc
Gann's corner, McGan disposed of
Slagle's bounder. Smith blocked
Chances vicious lunge into right, but
the runner was safe. McGann gobbled
Dobbs's high fly. No runs
Browne was a victim OF loves assist.
MoGraw worked his usual pass but
Menefee tricked him into a run mp, and
he was out AT second. Bresnahan was
olrt on Tfnker's assist from short. No
runs,
Second Inning.
Tinker was easy for smith and Me
Gam. Lowe persisted on a foul fly Ia
Bresnahan. Killing drove a long fly IL
Brodie., No runs,
-Four wide ones put McGann on first
Brodie spun n twister back OF third for
Schaefer. Wall put up a high foul
Lauder was out on loves assist. NJ
runs.
Third Inning.
McGann grabbed Schaefer's bounder
but tossed II wild to Miller, Schaefei
taking second. Miller tielded Menefet
out. Jones famed. Mccain won 4
sprint with Slagle after grabbing his
bounder. No runs.
Tinker made a nice heave OF Smith,
lifts to centre garden. No runs
Fourth Inning.
Chance was out on McGraw's assist
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RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

RACE TRACK, ST. LOUIS, Aug. s.
Th,, races run here to-day resulted as
follows: -.
First Race-Five Wy
Avoid. I to 10 and out; Goudy' q 10 ior
place. was second; Ed Ball third IlHe
! O2 -
second. Race-Three-quarters of a mile
Won by NADIA Bell, 4 to ! and $ to D
The Phoenician, 2 to for place was
second; Oldiield third. Time-l.l61- IL
Third Race-Seven-eighths Of a mile
wo, by Pickles. : to 2 and even; La,
zaare. Z TO + for place, was second; 1--WE
Lick third. Time-l.29 3-4.
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SCOFFER, AT 80 TO l.,
WINS THE FIFTH RACE,
Continued from First Page.)

at 9 to s and closed at 2 points
higher it is evident that Mr.. Drake
must have placed "The biggest wag-l
err OF his life" elsewhere than in the
ring.
The match between Herbert ana
Articulate is being considered by
the owners and trainers of these
horses. A match between these
horses could not possibly be inter
esting unless a track a~nkle-deep in
mud was made to order for them,
That is the sort Of going both these
horses love.
1t was rumored to-day that Miss
Alice Roosevelt. daughter of the
President, would in all likelihood at
tend the races here on the day set
for the running Of the Saratoga Cup,
Aug. %. G
FIRST RACE
For three-ysAr-olds and up. selling six fur
longs.
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riders deny the assertion OF ray
Tor that they have formed a comoina-
ION TO beat him. and state that the
siajor has reached his limit in speed
Inc entire programme a. tte 1891 Is
ne most attractive ever offered at that
.4uIuus course. Besides me national
championship there will be a two-mlle
Iandiuap and a two-third mile race for
p~.ofcssionals.
ing will also be Introduced one
be a hfty-mile economy test. Tor
IlCh there are twenty-five entries
ON all over the East. This event VIII
De started at l2.3O. The other :dce Will
be a motor handicap race, the first OF
its kind ever held here, and fifteen spnt.
aromtid the oval, managed by SKI
amateur Triders. II n can he ascer-
tnined that proper handicaps can be
made. these races and motor, paced races
viii prove MOI, exciting in the future.
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The Batting order.

Especial to The Evening world1
WASHINGTON PARK. BROok-
IYN, Aug. S.-Having captured one
rame from the Trolley-Dodgers.
Manager Patsy Donovan and his
hustling youngsters from st. Louis
turned up this afternoon de'erm ned
to take another from Ned Ha1lon s
unfortunate team.
The poor showing Brooklyn has
made during the last two weeks has
given Hanlor many a sleepless night.
and the team tested his patience yes
terday by their amateurish playing.
He did not hesitate TO read the riot
act to them before they lined up
against the Cardinals.
Seven defeats out of the last eleven
games played is the miserable sHo"inH
the Trolley Dodgers have made. "nd
unless they take a brace right away
they will find themselves n fourth pIlr"
instead of second position.
That the rooters will not p%lironizF
the Trolley Dodgers when they are up
ryainst a losing streak was clearly dem
onstrate1 today, when less than -''"O
CT them turned ca to witness the game.
Hanlon selected Lefty Newton to do
the twirling for brooklyn, inc as the
doctor is pitching good ball Hanlon
felt confident OF carrying OFF the game
Yerkes. the lanky twirier with the puz
zling slow drop curves. was DonoVah'=
selection.
Ned Hanlon signed another backstoF
to-day to assist Charley Farrell. -. Is
Jack O'Neil. the crack semi-profes-
sional, who has been catching for tbs
Orange A. G. team and last year wa'
the backstop for the West New Yorl
Field Club. O'Neil is "A very good mar
II will be a valuable acquisition t.
the club.
First Inning.
Brashear sent a high fly to Dolnn
Smoot lifted a sk]yscraper to the infelc
which Dahlen gathered In. Barclay
laced the ball to centre for a bag. bu
was easily caught trying to steal see
ond. No runs.
Sheckard hit safely along the first bas'
line. Keller. instead of sacrificing, sen
a fly to Donovan. Sheckard then go
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mia wing TO that off Davis and Ward
won the third set in the match by me
score or to D. The Englishmen's play
was exceedingly brilliant at all times;
Davis and Ward were very uhstead ana
inaccurate services. The score by points:
pees,'y gro ~, 81 ! ! 3 4 s--$soe--$s..
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r3ar'y Eve, 90, Redeem. ) - ! co 20
star, good, Won easily. Time-l.i II rs,
honolulu and Trump raced head and
liead for fivc furl1ngs. Then Honolulu
sfied and Trump showed the way to the
stretch. followed by C~onunirum and
wild Pirate. In the run hore Trump
stopped and Wild Pirate took the lead.
holding 1t to the end and winning
easily by four lengths and a half from
F~onundrum. who was seven lengths In
front Of Moor.
FIFTH RACE.
For maiden two year-olds Ave and a half fur
longs
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E~x.Champion Major Taylor aud chain
plon Frank Kramer. the fastest two
riders that ever straddled a bicycle. Will
race at the Manhattan Reach track
afternoon in the National
championship. and a great strug-
gle Is expected.
This year Taylor did not enter the
circuit until late, and in the four races
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start poor, Won driving Time - 3-5
SCOOTER went to the front at fiagfall and
made all the running and just managed
To last long enough to win by a head
from Nevermore, who was close up all
the way, Catechise. who was second In
the stretch. was third, a length away.
When the boys came to weigh In Conner
Was found to be l-2 pounds short Of
weight. Nevermore was disqualified.
sIyTH RACE.
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N wiI,h ne has taken par; he has lin
ished behind the champion. Taylor
that he has not received the best
Of treatment from some of the riders
these races, who made 1t their ousl-
ness to crowd him when he was about to
max, his sprint. lie has also found
fault with the small circular tracks,
claiming the distance from he turn
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

',Cspocial to The Evening world)
RACE TRACK. SARATOGA, Aug. s.
The entries for to-morrow's races are
I'D follows;
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Medical.
OLD DR. GRlNDLE.

az ysars q speela.sg VA diseases ol mvu, unds5
oID DIR, 0kINDLE'B ~yeientlnc treatment blood
ana skin diseases. pains In the bones, rcd epota.
aera throat and mouth, uleeru, painful swsllinGh.
lIdnsy and bladder complaints, scaldinL iahsna-
nation, gravel. &e.. are speedily cured, i1sydi-
msntn removed. sufferers, do not waste time
y%isitInE isss skiliiu physicians. Remember. OLD
DIR. ORINDLE has q record tor marvellous eerea-
opFIcE OVER % YEARS at Ill West .itth -,
Tsiisins. d HsaH. . 70 Q. ssaasys . st
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to- he finish is too short to emaD!l
him to get up his usual burst OF speed.
TAYLOR will have no complaint To -
for IN This respect on saturday. lh'
ut Manhattan Beach with ITS ""
turns and long stretch will give ~,
an equal chance with the other START
no longer the whirlwlnd of wa year
ago 81. o,.r.-
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ord1ung. the favorite, was lucky In
getting a good break. and he showed the
way for the entire route, winning easily
ny three lengths from Brandy smash,
who finished strong and beat Kings
Fayorite a head for the place. Maiden
and Songster were close up to the
stretch, where they died away.
nnnANn % A.n
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Starters. wshts. Jocks. St HIf Fin. SIR Place,
Momlngsldc. ll3. Burns 2 ll'slo. $40 out
LaSSeman' 100 wonderly 3 3 ! Even
start good Won handy. Time-l5S 3-6
M%ornlngside went TO the front In the
first furlong and the mare just breezcd
along In front, followed by Caughna-
waga. At the last sixteenth pole Caugh-
ma waga came on 80 strong that Burns
had u shake up the mare a bit and she
only won by a neck, sac could have
won further. Lanceman was always
outrun and was beaten of,
THIRD RACE,
Handicap; for two.yeAr-olds, aye and onc.haIf
The evening world., 1902-08-08
TECUMSEH WINS
FROM TRIDENT.
American Challenger Is First
in the Second Leg OF Series
for the Seawanhaka Cup in
Canada

BEACoNsFIELD, Que, Aug. 81
for the senwanhHka cup, Finish;
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Yardarm went to the front and made
a runa way race OF II, He won galloping
By eight lengths from Red Knight, who
took second place in the stretch and
secured the place by four lengths from
Monte Carlo. The latter was second into
the stretch. capt. Arnold began slow
and closed strong.
FOURTH RACE,
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1aiciso !. r sis SsccsSsaa6iil i''
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SIXTH RACE,
For three-yosr' olds sno up one mile.

Gunnrc was second.
Huntressa was third,
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The evening world., 1902-08-08

Vu"DtC. Aus. -
When Trident, the Canadian defender Of
the ~Seawanhaka Cup. and Tecumsch, the
American challenger. were towed out TO
the starting point on Lake 81. Louis Al
noon to-day for the second OF thrsseries
OF races Whlch will decide the possession
OF the trophy for a year there was
scarcely a breath Of air stirring.
The course planned for to-day was
triangular, a mile and one-third 10 the
leg, TO be sailed three times around. or
a total Of twelye miles.
The yachts, with Mapping sails. stood
at the starting point from 100 until 1,k,
when a faint breeze waited the defender
across the starting line. Tecumseh fol-
lowed a few secOnds later.
The American boat soon took the lead
as the breeze freshened, and with four
miles 10 go the Tecumseh led Trident
by twenty econds,
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THIRD RACE.

Handicap; for tvO-ysar-OId', nvs and onO-halr
tuflOngu
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The Doasrty bFothsns BY superior
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23

mallgned. There was an announcement
that the Mormon problem" would re-
ceye its notice In due order, and Miss
Clark felt she couldn't afford TO lose
such an opportunity to learn something
on this vital question. The upshot was
that she had to miss one Of her classes
In order 10 be present. DR.,
Vincent introduced Miss Elliott
TO the vast audience, as O doctor
and dcaconess OF an Episcopal church,
and one who had lived II years In Utah,
ana who could ably discuss the subject.
Her opening remarks were very just,
and seemed I'm every way fair but In
a few minutes she launched forth into
the usual TRADE against the people.
Miss Clark felt she could not lis
ten quietly 90 much more talk OF this
nature. and at the end Of the lecture
went 20 see Dr. Vincent. to whom she
freely resented the re0oc ions that had
been cast upon her people. and ex-
pressed herself TO the doctor that II was
not in keeping with the Chautauqua
spirit which is known 10y everyone TO
be broad and just I'm It's expressions
for all creeds. The doctor. with the
courtly politeness for which he is
famed asked Miss Clark II she would
Ike to give talk on the subject her
self to which she willingly assented.
The result has not yet been learned,
though II Is known that Miss ClaslS had
so little time left prior 10 her depart
ure that she could not prerare herself
as she would have liked. With fitting
opportunity 20 present her side Of the
subject there Is no doubt that she
would have acquitted herself with de-
s!nction. JANET.