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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-30
SPALDING is OUSTED
Judge Truck Decides That Nick
Young Is Still President Of
National League.

New York. March 29.-It is under
stood that at the meeting Of the Ma
tiOnal league to be held in this city
next week A. G. Spalding viii not Of
ficiate as president. being still re-
strained by order Of the court. BY the
terms Of Judge Trucks decision, n. Z.
Young is still president Of the league,
since it is cOntended that no election
has been held since 1900. when Mr..
Young was chosen and installed for a
term of years. 1t viii be months before
the original complaint can be heard,
and during that time it win be neces-
sary to agree upon a policy by which
the league can be operated.
Members of the Spalding faction will
consult as to what course to pursue.
President Ebbitts of the Brooklyn
league said that no plan had been out
lined in case the decision was against
them and that he did not care to be
quoted as to further proceedings until
after consultation with the clubs allied
with Brooklyn.
Members of the Freedman faction de-
clined to express themselves. except to
assert that the decision was only what
they had expected.
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!: Sporting HeWsof tbe World.

they mad been led TO believe that every
thing that came from America was
Watch th' bloomin' H'American
'aviog is bloomin' block knocked hoff.
said tie first coster, as he danced be-
fore Mccoy. With that ne made a
vicious lunge for hfcCoy's head. Nc
Coy just moved his head a trihe-just
enough to let the blow go over his
shoUiSsr, Then he danced away and
smiled The cOster raced for him and
made another wicked lunge. but Nc
Coy side-stepped Hike a dancing master
and then, crash.
1T was fully ten minutes before tho
costeT could be brought to his senses
and then he was under the impression
that some one had crept NJ behind him
and hi' him In the herd with a sledge
He looked at me as If he had a sus-
plclon that l was the guilty man. The
next oCster thought that he could do
better than his predecessor. but Nc
Coy just shot him a short-arm half
hook that fractured Gis jaw.
The third cOster was little bit
timid and Mccoy was mercifuI with
him. but he smacked him on the law
and repeatedly pushed mis- face with
the glove, pla. ing with him like a cat
would a mouse. The cOster. realizing
how hopeless were his chances. sud
denly took OF the gloves and embraced
Mccoy, telling him that no man in the
world could beat him"
The Fthird coster" was none other
than the huge Chelsea, Mass. lob
ster," Sandy Ferguson. who went to
England on cattle ship and will
doubtless have to walk back. For ner-
sORaI reasons. Mccoy did not attempt
TO put out Ferguson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-30
JAUD0N POSTS FORFEIT
CharlestOWn Fight Promoters Re-
new Efforts to Secure
Fitz-Jefries Go.

New York, March 29.-J. c. Jaudon.
representing the Charleston exposition,
has posted a certified check for $4,000
az a guarantee Of a purse of S26, 600 for
the fight between Fitzsimmons and
Jearies. Charleston's offer is IS Der
cent of the gross receipts, with SIG 900
guaranteed 10 the fighters. A formal
tender GOVERNS the offer was made.
and consideration of it with the other
bids when they are opened on April
was asked by Mr.. Jaudon and his as
sociates. They have conferred with
Fitzsimmons, who assured them that
he preferred their proposition in COM
parison with the Los Angeles offer
Jaudon said today he was positive
there would be no interference with
the fight. His plan is to have a day
light contest in a great arena within
the exposition grounds on any day be-
tween May 15 and June 1, that may
be agreed upon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-30
Coli.
GOLF LINKS To
Be IMPROVED
Course Heightened by Changing
Holes.

THE local golfers are looking for
ward with much interest to the
opening Of the season next Satur-
day. The Country clubs schedule was
competed last week and includes a
number of events that promise TO be
interesting. The greens committee
has made plans for a number Of i'm
provements on the links which will be
made the coming week and, it is
thought. win materially Increase the
sport attached to the game
The tee for the fourth hole viii be
brought out near the third green which
VIII make much better driving for the
fourth hole. Then it is proposed to
bring the sixth green down the hill
to place near where the present tee
Tor the fourth hole Is located. which
will lengthen the distance for the sixth
hole by nearly 100 yards. The tee for
the seventh hole viii be changed to
point near where the sixth green is
to be located and a new fair green
wiz be cut through the sage brush
for the seventh hole. This will in
crease the distance to the seventh hole
by at least fifty yards.
These changes, it is claimed. will in
crease the length Of the course at least
$50 yards. Heretofore it was almost
impossible to bring a brassy into use
on these two holes. but this change
will make this clubs use possible. The
greens committee also announces that
it will sprinkle petroleum on the
greens to keep them soft and true. Be-
sides these improvements in the LINKS
the club house is being entirely reno
waited.
It is also announced that an attempt
viii be made this summer to bring
Butte, Helena and Ogden players here
to play a series of match games. Dur
ing the past two seasons number of
good players have developed at the
Country club, who it is thought, viii
be able to compete against the best
golfers in the west.
A. ". Leonard, the new golf in
structor, is expected to arrive in the
city BY the 18th of next month, when
be VIII at once assume charge Of the
links. Mr.. Leonard is a profess
sional player of noted ability, besides
being a good club maker. and comes
well recommended by eastern golf
players.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-30
CHAMPION GUTTER.
Peter Maher Still Retains Title Fair
IL Earned.

Peter Maher Still Retains Title Fair
" Earned.
Peter Afaher has finally been des-
poiied of his long-cherished utle of
heavyweight champion of Ireland, but
he still retains one title that he has
fairly earned. No O. 81 C8u deprive him
of his honOrs as the CT Dion quitte-
Of the world. He cliP~- 2, his right TO
the laurels by his st age + the bout
with Rubin at Philadelphia, out he has
been so successful in that branch OF
work as TO obviate surprise
He refused to go out Of his corner
for the thirteenth round of his bout
with FitzsimmOns at New Orleans, and
was not anxious to get up when the
Cornishman sent him down in the first
round IT Mexico.
When Mccoy sent him down at
Copey Island, Maher looked into the
referees face as the official counted off
ten.
1t is held that he was not overanx-
ious 20 arise when Goddard sent HIM
down at Couey Island, and it is ques-
tiOnable what he would do if landed
on by Jeffries.
In addition 10 his quitting proclivi-
ties, Maher is a confessed faker, as is
proved by the miserable scheme in
which he and Sharkey engaged at Phil
adelphia. Maher can well be spared
from the squared circle.
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SAYS He is MURDERER.
Claimed That Jack Wade in Jail Has
Confessed.

Claimed That Jack Wade in Jail Has
Confessed.
Jack Wade, who, according to the
statements of one who knows him. is
a confessed murderer, was arrested last
night on the charge OF petty larceny,
and viii be held on that charge pend
ing the investigation that viii be made
with reference to the accusation.
Wade, with a band OF tramps, has
been in the city for the past two
months, and his companions have been
reported to the police officers as being
extremely active in numbers of cases
Of petty larceny. His arrest yesterday
was the result Of being accused OF
stealing chickens and ducks from Mrs
HIrsChmau, who conducts a dairy in
the southern part of the city. At the
dairy is employed Carl Dolman.
young German, who declares that
Wade. in confidence, admitted that he
vas a murderer for whom a reward Of
$500 is offered by the California au-
thorities.
Wade has number of aliases. ac-
cording 10 the statement Of Dolman,
among which are johnson and a Rus
sian name which he has forgotten. Sew
eT3l years ago, while under the Rus
sian name, he was in California, and.
in company with a 16-year-old boy,
made an attempt to burglarize a house.
The proprietor Of the place offered re-
sistance. and was shot down in cold
blood Wade and the boy were arrested.
but in the trial which followed Wade
was acquitted and the boy sentenced to
a term in the state prison. Wade left
the state after the trial and came to
this state. Since his arrival here. he
states, he only leaves his room after
night, and shuns any possible reeognf-
ton.
He met Doian and the two became
friends, While exchanging experiences.
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CHAs. A. PALMER. 726 South Fifth
East Street. Salt Lake City.

Mr.. Palmer says: Il have suffered
about five years with Catarrh and
Stomach troubles. Ny head and nose
stopped up-I had to hawk and spit to
clear my throat in the morning as soon
as I got up. I coughed a great deal.
Ny eyes itched and burned and finally
it reached my stomach, causing great
distress. Ny food soured, I bloated up.
had pains in the chest and lost .consid-
cradle weight. Since starting Drs.
Shores treatment I have improved
wonderfully. feeling much better the
first month and gaining steadily since.
Have picked up eight pounds in weight,
my head feels clear, stomach better and
I am greatly benefited in every way,
and wish to add my Endorsement Of
Drs. Shores treatment"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-30
ALLEGED Burglar in Court.

Harry Stackpole. alias Pool, was ar
raigned in the city court yesterday on
the charge Of robbery. Through his at
torney, James Hamilton. he entered q
plea e not guilty to having committed
the crime OF r0bbing ". A. McMasters
az the home Of Miss Vera Higgins. Pool
has been positively identified by both
is said that others are willing TO testify
that he Is tlse one who has committed
most Of the. other brrglaries which
have been reported OK late. The fell
lows trial Yetis set for next Wednesday,
and his bono was fixed II 500.
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Washington Results

Washington, March 29-Bennings
summary:
First race. six furiongs-Cormorant
won. Alack second. King Rarjevcorn
third. Time-1.19.
Second race, four and one-haIf fur
longs-ToScan won. Aforca second
First Chord third. Time-:55 As.
Third race, mile and a half hurdle
J. a. Warner won, Tamarin second.
Farrell third. Time-S.02 SIS.
Fourth race. six furlongs-The How
den won, Trump second, Carroll D.
third. Time-1 :1sst.
Fifth race. seven furlongs-IIlumln-
ate won. Locket second, Gold Fox third.
Time-1:32 As.
sixth race, mile and 100 yards
Woodtriee won. Charles Moore second.
Lamp O'Lee third Time-I.54 S-5.
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sAREEx-M'cARTHY BOUT.
Eureka Sports Think Montana Man
Will Vim.


Eureka. March "a good attend
ance is expected at the Mccarthy Bar
ney fight, which is advertised to come
of at Odd Fellows hall here on the
night of April 10. Barney is said to
be very anxious TO win the fight as il
viii give him considerable prestige to
defeat a man with McCarrhy's reputa-
ton as 8 game fighter. even thoug. he
is a lighter man. Then, again, Barney
was a kid amateur here when McCar-
thy fought Young Thomas two years
ago, and is naturally DESTROYS Of
showing his Eureka friends that he is
entitled TO rank as a fighter.
It is almost the universal opinio
here shat the superior ring experience
and science Of the little Irishman from
Montana viii land him a winner. IN
spite OF the greater size of his oppo-
nent Mccarthy has proven himself a
hard man to whip in his class. He not
only likes the game and Is not afraid
of the GAIT but is ''heady' fighter
and quick 20 follow up an advantage
once gained. In his recent fight with
Lew Wi'isms his foot work and duck
ing saved aim from some hard punches
that. had they landed. might easily
have put him out of business.
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second. The Advocate third. Time-:51.
Third race. five and a half furlOngs-
Kari Kahler won. Huntressa second,
Lady Alberta third. Time 09iz.
Fourth race. Bob FUrth stake. sell
ing, one rniie-NeaTest won, " 3.
Gates second, Plead third. Time
i.44&.
Fifth race. seven fErlongs, selling
Orleans won, Loone second, Chickadee
third. Time-f 800.
Sixth race. nile and seventy yards.
selling-Henry OF Franstamar won,
Pay the Fiddler second. FlOrrie S.
third. Time-1.49ia.
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Basket Ball.
Rival Teams to Meet Again.

Rival Teams to Meet Again.
After considerable correspondence on
the part of the managers Of the L. D.
S. and 3. Y. c. basket ball managers,
il begins TO look as if these two rival
teams would get together for another
game. Logan has been very anxious
to meet the local team since their de-
feat a couple of weeks ago, as they
think they can trim the Salt Lakers
at their next meeting. Captain Stan
ton Of the L. D. S. L. team announced
yesterday that a game had been ar
ranged to take place in this city on
either April IA or April IL There is
also come talk of taking the girls L.
D. S. L. team to Logan on the next
trip up there, and play the girls Of the
3. Y. c.
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been brought to light, and ne - -
constantly that he would be recosl'---,
Since the alleged confession ths +.
have become estranged. and w. II
DOlman asserts, has threatened nj
him if he exposes the crime %
he has confessed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-30
Cycling,
Bowling,
The Trap.
Ot Worrying about nv arm

not worrying about my arm"
The New York management has
about decided 10 give up the time-hon-
ored black that has been used as a
trimming for the home and the travel
ing uniforms so long, and substitute
brown. This latter color is rather APP
prOpriate. in view Of the fact that so
many Brown university men are on the
team.
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MATHEWsoN,s ARM.
Estimated TO Have Been Worth
S15o,OO0 Last Season.

During the winter months a stats
tician. much given To baseball lore. as
serted with an air of deep conviction
that the right arm Of Mathewson,
pitcher for the New York club. had
been worth not less than S15a. 900 TO the
National league in 1901 He based this
estimate on the popularity Of the young
man because OF his success. Recently
q rumor gained much circulation that
Mathewson's $4,000 arm had sprung a
spawn. or something akin to il. and
that his value as d Bitcher would be
affected thereby. Great interest. there
fore. hangs over his debut al the polo
ground in practice work. Last week he
pitched about two hours IN the morn
ing and one in the afternoon. Occa-
sionally he used speed. If there is anv
ailment in his arm It was not mani
fest.
My shoulder was a little sore. - said
he. but I eased upon IT, and the rest
that I had during the winter months
has fixed me out il coed shape. / am
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himself was guilty Of having com
mitted the murder for which the boy
was sentenced. but that he escaped
and permitted the boy to be sentenced.
He further declared that a reward Of
81 500 had been offered for his capture
since other evidence Of the crime bad
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-30
Sloan as a Duelist

Tod Sloan has challenged a Partisan
sporting writer to a duel. The writer's
name IS NJ. Maurice Talmeyer. and in
an article on jockeys he called Sloan
an unimportant, dulI-witted, trained
monkey, who had no brains and no
manners, and no purpose in life excent
70 wear fiashy clothes and lead a
fiashy life.
The Frenchman paid no attention to
the challenge when it was presented 10
nm. instead. he only twirled his mus
tache and said.
What, I fight that preposterous lit
tie man ."
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60 Will - -.

Buffalo. y. Y. March 29.-The pro-
posed bout between Curley supplies and
IOe Cans has been declared of, and
Manager Herman Of The International
Athletic club left for Baltimore tonight
with articles signed by Frank Erne for
a twenty-round match with Cans. The
club house across the river VIII be en-
iarged 10 seat 4,500 persons A bid for
he made
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sharkev I'd on Bail.

New York. March 29.-Thonas Shar-
key. the pugilist, whose saloon recent
~ was raided and who was arrested
on warrant charging him with con-
Quoting q disOrderly house, has been
held by the examining magistrate in
$500 he'll for trial in the court of spe-
Cial sessions. Bend was furnished.
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Mr.. Horr says: 'I suffered from VIA.
I considered the worst case Of Cstsrs
a man could possibly have. 1 es4
hardly smell kerosene. 1 could not t.1
one food from another by smell TB,7
scabs out Of my nose two inches Ir-s
could hardly speak at times b,,
constant colds, with head stopped %
and generally felt sick and run down Z
had about given up hope Of a cure usg
I went to our Home Doctors. Dr.
Shores & Shores.
In a very few weeks 1 felt al riss
all my old symptoms left me. Ny Lsi.
got clear and to all outward aD1sr.
ances I was cured. I spoke OF l,
splendid work to my friends from On,
to time. but / WANTED TO SEE IT
THE CURE WAS PERMlN ENT 50 .
have waited now over fifteen month
and FIND NO RETURN OF NJ
TROUBLE, but on the CONTRARY
never felt better in my lifa I have D.
trace Of Catarrh, I weigh more haal
ever did, have a good alpstite-sss,
we'll and 1 feel like a perfectly SON.
and healthy man, and I have conGcl.
there is no doubt about my cure bs-.
ABSOLUTELY PERMANENT AND
COMPLETE"
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miscellaneous.
New Gun Club Organized.

a new gun club was organized among
the officers at Fort Douglas last week
and practice will be commenced as soon
as the traps are put in place. The club
will use expert traps to throw the tar
gets and will have them located at a
place near the target range. It is said
that as soon as the new club gets fully
under way challenges viii be issued to
meet shooters from the city and a
match shoot between teams Of both
places may be arranged.
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III L4AlietluE DA&NA man Nrf
Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Burrows is a lady known and
esteemed by all. She is the daughter
of the late President Woodruff, and her
honest story of suffering and relief will
be read by thousands with newborn
hope. She says:
Il have suffered for over five years
with CatarTh and Asthma Ny whole
system seemed affected, and I had
pains from head TO foot. Pains in my
back, pains in my side, and pains in
my head until 1 nearly went wild.
coughed terribly. and at night 7 often
had to sit uD in bed TO catch my
breath. 1 spit blood. my eyes ached,
my nose was sore and tender and al
ways stopped up. and my stomach dis
tressed me constantly. 1 was about dis
cOur2g ed. for my Doctors all failed to
relieve me, until went to Drs. Shores.
Under DR.. Shores treatment I noticed
my Asthma was better during the first
week-and since then I have steadily
gained and improved until 1 feel like
life was worth the living again. Ny
head is clearer, my stomach better. I
sleep WE'LL have no pain In my side at
all now, and am feeling so much bet
ter generally that it is a pleasure and
a duty to other sufferers to add my
word of praise of Drs. Shores wonder
ful treatment.
(Signed)
MRS. EMELINE BURROWS"
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HOME TREATMENT.

No one deprived Of the benefits Of DIS shores skill b.
cause OF living at distance from Office The SAM
WondeIIul and uni form success attending the treatn
OF DTS Shores in heir Office in their HOhi
TREATMENT OF PATIENTS BY MAIL. BY the g
symptom blank they are able to diagnose cases an
prescribe for them, and by their reports keep clos
NaIcn upon them. Patients living in the country nN
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Little Rock Races

Little Rock. Ark. March 29.-Tbis
was the last day OF the spring meet
Ing. Summary:
First race. six furlongs. selling
Boundlee won, Sir Gatian second. LIZ
zie A. third. Time-1.1fk.
Second race, 2-year-olds. four fue
longs-Lady Calamity won, AfausIr
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ConnoIlv And Zeioler Draw

Chicago. March 29-The six-round
tight tonight at the Chicago Athletic
club between Eddie Connolly and Owen
Zeigler ended in a draw. The fighting
was very even throughout the contest.
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Shut Of Coursing Meets.

Denver, March 79.-The fire and po-
lice board has ordered that no more
coursing meets be held in this city until
the courts decide whether the sport is
cruel. as charged by the humane So
ciety.
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HEPBURN ISSUES CHALLENGE

OHcefS BAH Ieam AFTER Local Ag-
gregations.
The military officers at Fort Douglas
have organized a baseball team and
announce that they are ready TO cap
ture the scalpS Of any nine located in
this neck of the woods. Lieutenant
James P. Castleman captains the ag-
gregatiOn and DR. J. H. Hepburn looks
after the business end of the new club.
Hepburn said yesterday that he was
especially anxious to meet the Salt
Lake and Lagoon teams and thought
the fort nine could give them a few
pointers in the baseball line that would
stand them in need before going up
against the Ogden and Logan aggre-
cations
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Purses WIN BE Increased.

New York. March 29.-It is an
nounced that the Coney Island Jockey
club practically has decided TO increase
the purses of all overnight races for
the coming meeting to s1.000. II this
is done it is likely the Brooklyn Jockey
club will follow suit
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Save Monev
IS Per Cent on an wasting

by attending the big sale this week at
the Lace House.
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Y. M. C. A. VICTORIOUS.

Defeat University in Two Straight
Games.
The Y. NJ. c. a defeated the Univer-
sity indoor baseball players in two
close games at the Y. NJ. c. A. gymna-
SUM last evening. The scores stood
to and 10 to 9 in favor Of the Chris
tians. The following was the lineup:
Z NJ. c. A. Position. University.
Smith Catcher = ......H adley
Tregea Pitcher ...... Dougall
Johnson .......First base ....... Brown
Daniel Second base Holmes
Clark ......... Third base Billings
Dunn .........-.S hOrtstop .DOfiiemeyer
Chambers and Nelson substitutes for
University .-.~--r.rc ir--i
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Services Free to All Who Apply Until Further Notice
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OVER 100000 CASES

THEN sRT4s sxPEF D6f 80 E I H
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March ..
HCoY WAS a SURPRISE.

Three Costers Easily Disposed Of in
Nhiteehapel, London.
IA, SAT Goodwin was in England when
hid Mccoy boxed three ma1 IN o.
nisnL and thus describes the afair-
Mccoy and myself went down - +,,,
w Wonderland, WhiJechapeI ana fhero
AicCoy engaged L. go on with 81
hushy-looNing fellows for l,n5el-,,,-
he three costers had heard ~ ATcC,c(-
pm 2 way, bur they had the irnpression
tna1 ne was sort Of false alarm, As