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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

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portofrit tilienot, men galber fun iads
l9nge Oplaget barer, od pi lite fan
ifaffe flere til De prifer.
Sfrip itrats, inOen 8pgerne er uos
Iolgt, De i9lges burtigt. Bitten forz
andres for bDert Nr.
2ejlig6epstaler af 8iltop $. Marten>
len 466 Siber / Omilag nogdpe
1884. Rebiat fra 1920 til 60c.
Mpniter Or. S. g. ,MeOOelelfen at
nit 2ebnet" meo Yortrat 298
SiDer i Omfla9, Nebiat fra $1.80
til 40c.
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Sioer. S 9milag. gneoIat fra
75c til 30c.
Den lille 9ornblaier. Qtf $. 9. 9olIt.
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fuIbt @ert paa 134 fore Sioer.
NebIat fra $3.50 til $1.00.
SeIu Samtale meb Sbomas pg 9bis
lipus ON 9ejen til 9imlen. lbs
Oalgt al Or. Morten 2ut6er. 0Oerz
lat al 5. 6. Mpniter. 148 SiOer.
S Omilag. Nebiut fra 60c til zoe.
Ginar G6riitianien. 6rpten 8obil Og
benbes 8rober. 172 Siber. S
Smilag IebIat fra $1.O0 til 4Oc.
2eti5a. Qtf @inar G6riItianfen. 226
Siber. 5 0miGag. gebiot fra
$1.2O til 40c.
9jurl. 9tf Ginar G6riTtianIen. 497
Siber. S 9milug. ge0idt fra
$2.4O til 6Oc.
6enrif S6arling. Den npere bolz
lanbite Seologi. 169 Siber. S
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ninger o9 Stubier Ober Sammenz
beng meb 8iIfop W}artenIens:
Den triftelige Stiff. 264 Sioer. S
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FOrtol1er om Sugt og Goentpr.
227 Sioer. SGuitreret. S 0m@
flag. Nebiat fra $1.40 til 40c.
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bOlb. Sem 5preOrag: RorOmen>
pene Q(merita, Sirtelise 6orbOID
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Nebiat fra soc til 20c.
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lltitreret. 277 Siber. S 0milag.
NebIat fra SLIGO til 40c.
Samfaler ON 0aaben mellem 8apz
litter og 2utberaner. 48 Sioer. S
Smilag. Hebiat fra 15c til 10c.
@inar GbriitianIen: 8rober Rus.
1913 SiOer. S Smilag. gtebIut
fra $1.00 til 4Oc. 2bet Splag.
Chicago Hooeler af Or. 6. 30. 91or=
man 9anien. glb Samling 1898.
glebIut fra zoe. til zoe.
6. 6du6: u5amaorbuben" ct romans
tiff @oentbr blanbet 5orm. c16
Siber. s Smilag. glebiat fra
zoe til Doc.
: st gpentpr / 9rtenen. 100 Sis
Der. S SmfIag. g}ebIat fra SOC
til zoe.
,,Sra bet mpberne Gngldnb". Ydd
bdnff beb Q(lfreb Spfen. U1eb 267
SlluItrationer. 491 Siber. 8eb<
ite Snbbinbing, iom fan leperes.
Nebfat fra $1,000 til $2.75.
Sre 9ramaer. 1. Marf Stig; 2. st
gammelt Gbentpr; 3. 6a9bdrt og
Signe. 3O8 Siber Omilag. Neb=
lat fra $1.2O til 3Oc.
Sortelling og 0igte al Sobannes
Selms. 257 Giber. elegant inb<
bunben. Rebfat fra $1.80 til zoe.
ariftian 9itersaurO: uNbbbsgerne".
2O2 Siber. gfebfut til 30c / Oms
flag; SOC. inbb.
= ,,9locfbuIet". 214 Siber. s Sms
flag 30c., inbb, soc.
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itez pg 5eitpraoifener bolbt |
Gbriitiansborg Slotstirfe af Sic.
teol. 81. g. paullen, Slotspraf.
2O5 Siber Omilag. glebiat fra
$1.1O til Doc.
Oanit Saanborbbos. 9tnben meset
foresebe ubgabe. 218 itore Siber
OmiIas. NebIat fra 60c. til zoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

Stlpe Sitlen Song Grit og be
5rebleTs," ldber ane ON, at 5ortallins
gen tr entsreSIant. De feite af pers
fonerne er pirtelis biItoriits perioner,
Iom man tenber fra fin 8srnel9rbom
/ Aobrelanbsbiltorie 29s ben |
"DanIteren". Den begbnber | n9ite
Snsbagsnummer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19
QlmIternnnl. 2[nril Is.

2(mTterOam, Q(pril 18. Gn M
offciel Bulletin mebbeler, at 9ron=
ningens GpgOom er 5pfus, preIiz
o1nt aopIeOelt Far Ienot Ipeciel Sore
IpprgIel, angdaenoe Dreaming Mil=
belmines 5ilitanO. 0ronningens
Spgoom bil IanipnligOis npboenoi9=
gre at Generalitoterne mua Iammen=
talbes til etitra Wtsoe for at Gnte-
Oronningen miolertibig. fan blioe
ubn9bnt til Regentinoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19
9runnins Milbclnina ina.

2tmiterOam, qtpril 18. - 9ronz
ming Wil6elmina iiges after at 6aoe
aborteret O9 befinoer Zig iom 5pi9e
6eruf / farlige OmitenOig6eber. Sioz
ite gat FAR bun 6enlig9et meD 6pj Sc
Der. Som 5dlge 6eraf 9erifer Der
Itor 2GngItelIe 6lanbt 5olt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

Y}ormonetne DC 8lerto n
eriet. 9dmoni Qober, 2(pril 18.
Den IiOIte SneOig6eo fra Mormonerz
mes Sioe er aabenbart 8ebtagelfen al
en- Reiolution imoO 5lerfoneriet. @eb
bens UlpOe fer Dag beotpg ot
nemlig en- ReIOlution 9aaenoe ub paa
at opforore be Soreneoe Staters LOB
gipenoe Mpnbig6eb til at peOtage et
9runOlobs tiGlag Der fuloe For6Doe
al 5lertoneri. Gn Imuf SpforbrinQ
fra Wormonernes Sioe. ba en- Wor-
mon ifpl9e i'm &irtes oanpittige 2ert
ber 6dbe flere &onel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

Munfenes 2anb. WaIbingz
ton, Qtpril II. 9eb en- 3pnference
mellem 9rigsminiIter Root % 2@rtez
6iip Sreldnb bIeb BET 6eitemt, at gu
0ernsr 3aft af 8ilippinertommisz
iionen ifulDe gda ober Rom paa 6jem=
rejIen til 2erne ~ for Tadleoes oirefte
at tunne for6dnble Munfeoroenernes
2anoomraabe paa 5ilippinerzgerne.
Man antager, at oenne birefte Gors
6dnOlin9smdaDe bill gipe inarere Re
iultat. END ON 2Grte6ispen af Manila
Itol bpre WlellemlebDet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

Stor g sn meo lib t at B e
title. Den beoIt lennebe poitfez
ret / 8erben er Oscar GiI6 / 8albe3,
9tluita. 5orleben fit ban i'm 8onz
trait meo De Boreneoe Stater fornpet
for be naite fire Q(ar. 5or 10 @unge
ON Madneben at FIRE poIten fra 8aGs
beg til Gd9le = 413 W1il = fdar ban
$4,000 ON 9taret, omtrent 81, 800
pr. 5ur. 99gten al poiten, ban be-
fororer, er beqrGnoTet til 300 qunb
og 6eItadr fornemlig at grebe og
2toiIer. 0dn tprer ben meb SlGoe,
TorIpenbt meb nogle iieloent ItGrte
6unOe. Snbbpggerne @albe8 og
@dgle bar ofte bentet dlbri9 mere at Ie
oeres poItmanb; t6i bet bomber 10 uns
bertiOen, at ban inOfinoer iia flere 0us
9e for tent. Sans Poitrute anIes
for at bere 8erbens farligIte; mango
bdls6rGffenbe @bentNr bar ban ba ogz
Iaa opleoet paa fine Starter. men S5ii6
er Oeo qobt U}ob, o9 oenter, at bans
6unbe enonu mango 9(ar bil tr9tfe
poItsn og ban ieto be $4,000 ON 2(a@
ret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

Carrie 6oIm iiOite 5rebag. De- bar
oper 200 @9Iter til Stebe. Sln 4prz
oogen bleb 8rubgommen bsftig iDg,
o9 ben tiltalote 2ege srtIGrebt nc! for
be onoartebe Stopper.
Der bltber gjort aft muligt for at
forbinbre Spgbommens uDbrebelie
blunbt be mango 9eiter, TOm ale bar
ubIat for Smitten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

9rpan fOm Snfpettgr.
Ct. SoIep6, W}o., Qtpril Is. s 5sl9e
Meboelelier BERTH Ifal gBil. 8rpan
Tammen meb ct SelIfa6, 9oerbenner
unoerI69e ben engelIfe Mulobrs2ejr
beb 9dt6rop fer Staten. Oet er Mr.
8rbans 9enner aongre8Ien, iom
bar opforbret 4am til at foretage benz
ne 3ur, 6Oorefter De paa bans 2(ns
mohain8 oil forldnge 8ongresiens
9ynoitriben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

Gin D sfpse. 9ribgepi1e, Del,
9lpril "A. = S6eriff puiep belegte
Dag ben lille 9p Warion og meotog
oerfra 4 unge piger til SinbsIbgeanz
Italten / 5rebericts. De bare nosle
al De imuttelte og melt belopbragne
un9e Yi9er fer pdd g9nen. 0eres
Nupne er: @ero og Goitb 9tbams,
Carrie So6nion og Carrie gobinIon,
alle Sfolefdmmerater og 8eninber fra
8arneaorene. Sngen amer 2turIagen
til beres Sinbsipge. De er ale be-
Iatte af 5orfplgeliesoanbio.
Jemtin9er. pougbfeepiie, q.
g., Qtpril Is. = Mrs. Sumes Mc
@aodn, 2s 9(ar 9ammel, boenbe i
9ucters Corner, llliter 6ountp, fit
9oar 5emltnger = 5 giger.
De 5 bar bet forelp6ig a[le iummen
goot.
5oralorene 6ar 5orIoejen en- Spn.
og ct Bar PigetOillinger.
1000 3ing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19
zfanofer Soften 90 Moortber
Norfclelfen.

Laxative veBromoQuini Biner furerer enJor
,eals paaen 9aa. Jnaen pelbrsoells. in9en 8etaing
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

R9ftenena anben So6. CT.
c9JoIepb, Mo., 2tpril IA. - Gn G9tte
al lltptter bar fulgt So6n 9ird, iom
in6til for tort 5iO Iioen bar en- rig
Sreatur6an6ler og 6armer, 6oenoe
nGr peb Marbsbille &anIas.
7 s 2p6et af be TiOite fad Mdaneber
bar ban miitet i'm 5aoer, Wlpoer,
6uitru og SbigermoOer Tamt to
9ern, og / Idmme 5iO er bans @oarb
branbt, o9 bans &o9g6eiatnin9 bgo
al SbgOom.
s Dag bleo bans eneite Sen liOsz
fdrlia toaitet 0eb ct lllbtfestilfalbe,
og Ielo liber ban uf en- Sbgbom, iOm
ON fort 3tb oil gre Gnbe paa bans
2io. San er ben iibite uf en- 5amilie
al 10, og fod bibt piOes, bar 5dmilie
en- ingen mere Slagtniuge.
Gn dnben 81 0 Ser On CRU
foe San 6rdniisco, 2tpr. Is.
9crhperen "@bina" bringer fra Nagoz
iati en- 9iitorie ON japaneiiif '&obens
ion GruIoe, Iom / II Qlar bar Opbolot
fig pau en- meO llnOtugelien at bam
alOeles sbe o.
&aptainen paa en- 5iItezStonnert
opbagebe ct Wenneife pad ben formo>
bebe ubeboebe Q @enIan peb &orea.
9an bar imeblertib bange for at tase
Menneitet omborb,ba ban lisnebe ct
bilbt DIR meb buffet 9oar. 9an rap=
porterebe oerfor 1T Sunb til Sapans
Regering Iom Ienbte en- Sorpebobaab
efter Mauben. Sun bleb bragt til
gaaeaIati, men bet tog ilere 9age, fer
ban tunbe iige ct Orb, bans SorItanb
er nalten borte. 6an bap5e opbOlbt
2iDet beb @anbplanter og 5iif, ba
ban bar aloeles blottet for nogen
Sldes gtebIfa5er.
Gn 8rbllupsfeft unber
ubDggelige Om fta b g 6es
ber. Ga Salle, Sa., 4pril IA. =
4bnarb Oennb, Ssn of Olbermanb
Oennp babbe Smadfopper. fom 2es
eerne imiblertib bapbe falbt Gbicfens
por. Qlf ben @runb mente b1n life
at burbe ubiatte 1T 8rbIlup, Iom reiz
pp bar beitemt, os bleb gift meb WliIs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

aerligbeb mob Stang.
glep gorf, Qlpril 12. = st telegram
fra qaris fortaller ben interesiante
Nbbeb, at grins eugene df Sperrig
bar fraiogt fig al gfettig6eb til ben
iOenife 5rone for at tunne 9ifte fig
msb Miis 6elen @orman Milo at
Baltimore, Canada.
prinien bar nsOt til oenne Strait
gelie for at funne agte lit 9jertes
Dame, bun er nemlig borgelig og til
lige &atolif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

Gn iialben 9sitibeligz
beO. Dubuque, Sa., 9(pril II. :
st Gulobrbllup, ct SslDbrnllup og
ct birtelig grpaup fanbt S!eO Dag
/ Iumme 5amilie. gulO6rupeparret
bar Wlr. og Mrs. 2eOnurO 2pdner,
og SelObrubeparret psre3 Spn meo
5uitru, Mr. og Mrs. pbilip 2phner,
bois Oatter MiIs 2lmD 2o6ner bleb
pist til Yaul 6. RanIt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19

pua anoen MaaOe Og beo at plsiere
gennem gootroenOe Mootageres 99ns
Der epre bet neOOenOi9t for 8anfen
at ubbetale gelsbet, iau at Mrs. Sls
ion let funbe tomme til at tdbe pens
gene.
8elebet bar uobetalt til Wlrs Ols
ion for en- iolgt @jenoom. SUN er
@nte, og De $1,000 ubger en- baIentlig
Del af benoes 5ormue. 5orsbag
Morgen moOtog BUN ct 8reO fra Miis
2Ottie 6erring, iOm fortalte, at BUN
baOoe funoet Qtnoisningen 9anten
og IenOte ben tilbage, iaaIndrt bum
foritob, 6bab ben bar b9rb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-19
8o9er
neoiatte priier,

NeoenitaaenOe priier er gletto,
portofrit tilienbt, men gaIOer fun faa>
lange Oplaget barer, bd pi lite fan
itaffe flere til be priier.
Sfrip itrafs, inben 8pgerne er uo>
folgt, De ialges burtigt. Bitten forz
andres for boert Nr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-17
BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
Paris Salon AgOin Accepts Work Of
Earl Cummings.

The Salt Lake relatives and friends
Of Earl Cummings will be gratifed TO
learn that that gifted youth has again
won marked distinction in Paris as a
sculptor. The announcement OF his lat
est brilliant achievement appears IN
Sundays San Francisco Chronicle and
is as follows:
Earl Cummings has scored fine sue
cess In Paris He has had two figures
accepted at the Paris salon, making
fame for himself and for California.
one. the most notable. Is entitled
Thirst" II Is full length figure, and
in every line the young sculptor has
gotten the agony OF furnishing.
"This is not the first time that Earl
Cummings has received recognition
from the Paris art authorities. The
first piece, accepted last year, was a
portrait bust Of a young lady, who
posed as II for photograph. She was
friend Of the Cummings family. was
studying In Paris at the time. and was
most enthusiastic in aiding her young
friend.
Earl Cummings is a son OF NJ. Il.
Cummings, who Il employed by the
board of public works. He was stu
dent at the Mark Hopkins Institute
OF Art and studied under Augustus
Tllden. When the sculptor was work.
Ing on the Donohue memorial static
and fountain. Earl Cummings was his
first assistant Cummings went to
Paris In 1900, and has made the most
OF his time He has a subject TO sub
nit for the next salon. which he hopes
will be even better than this seasons
success, Thirst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-17
FLYNN-ROWAN
BOUT WAS TAME.
Pugs Go Twenty Rounds at Park
City Athletic Club.
NEITHER MAN PUNISHED.
Several Hot Mixups but Both Came
out Of the Fray Fresh aud
strong.
Especial to the oNews.O


Park ely, June li,-Local ring follow
ers were greatly surprised last night IN
the twenty-round contest at the new
Athletic club between Jimmy Flynn
and Dummy Rowan. The best that can
be said of the fight Is that 1t was good
IN spots, but on the whole was rather
tame. Both men were on their feet at
the end Of the twentieth round, and nell
Their bore any marks Of hard usage.
There was not q knock down during
the entire fight and there was nothing
that even approached a knockout.
The men were In the best physical
condition possible. Flynn entered the
ring at 1860 pounds and the mute five
pounds better.
No blood was spilled. II was a draw.
The red haired mute demonstrated
that he il able to take care Of himself
with Flynn al any old time. Flynn
planned to rush matters and put the
mute out OF business in short order
He used the crouching attitude, but In
the rushes. Dummy met him with a
series Of stiff uppercuts that straight
ened Flynn up and made him fight
more careful. In the sixth round, dur
ing hot mixup. Flynn came out the
better He landed several telling
punches on the Dummy's ribs, but
when he tried the same tactics in the
ninth round, Dummy turned the tables
and made the Colorado lad look .
leddle oud." There was lively fighting
In the 18th and fourteenth rounds, but
the honors were about even. Flynn's
seconds were Maun. Davis and Jacobs.
Rowans men were Deafy Thompson.
Paul and Broken.
II was announced that Dummy Row.
an and Mexican Pete wiuld meet on
July End,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-17
Horse RanlnR Resnlts.

Chicago, June i6.-Harem results;
FIRST race four and o half furongs-
Allce carey won. Courage second, In
genlous third. Time--:55 2-5
Second race, six furlongs-Zlbia won,
Nassal Dance second Judiclous third.
Tlme-i:l62-5.
Third race, short course, steeplechase
--Dagmar won. Farrell second, Falella
third. TIme-3;Sg2-5.
Fourth race, one mile--Vincennes
won Trentham second, Lady NEEDLE
some third Time--l;l2 4.5.
Firth race, i've furlongs Kings Lady
won Rheta second Lem c. third. Time
--l;O2 3-5.
sixth race, one mile--Homage won,
Blfdle stone second, Dodle S. third
Time-1:433-5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-17
At Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. June iG.-Latonla results.
FIRST race, six furlongs-- Kohn
wreath won, Weird second, Royal Pen
ny third Tlme-l:03&.
second ace, five furlongs
Won Olentz second, Doc Woods third
Time-l.03.
Thlrd race, one mlle-Talpa won,
Boaster second. Autumn Leaves third.
Tlme-1;n%
Fourth race, one mlle-Hnsdale won,
suaye second, Margie S. third. Time
Flfth race, five ngs-sanctlssIma
Won, Flora Hooper second Daisy Haw4
thorne third. Tlme-l:03.
sixth race, one mie-True Blue won,
Tragedy second, Chorus Boy third,
Time .42Ia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-17
SAUCER EVENTS TONIGHT.
Smith and Hoffman viii Compete In
Motor Paced Races.

The main feature at the saucer meet
tonight will be five mile motor paced
race between Eddie Smith and Frank
Hoffman, 1t will be the first of the sea-
son, The pros have mile handicap
with the following entered:
Chapman, Samuelson, Holman, Pal
men, Furmer (scratch). Burrls 90
yards), Odheld go yards, May 200
yards) and Emery 0l0 yards).
The same are entered for a half mile
open professional, The following are
entered for half mile handicap, anna
teur:
Hooper and Redman, (scratch), Will
llams eco yards), Herman (25 YARDS,
Cranes go yards), Heagren( 81 yardsl,
Tate (4O yards), Leyland C45 yardsl,
Angel (S5 YARDS and Munson $50
yards)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-17
HAD EXTENSIVE TOUR.
John Q. Packard Returns After Visit
ing China and Japan.

John Q Packard, one Of Utah's
wealthiest mining operators, has re-
turned from an extended tour over a
large portion Of the globe. He left here
in October for the coast. and after
spending some time there he sailed for
Honolulu. and from there to China and
Japan. He did intend 10 visit the Phil
lippines but was diverted from his pur-
pose on account OF ,he cholera that
broke out In the islands. II was Mr..
Packard's first visit TO that section Of
the world and he therefore enjoyed 1t
very much.
In relation to the library building he
has given the city he states that he
has given the matter little attention
since his absence but would now inter-
est himself In the enterprise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-17

MeGovern in Aususfsd as planned by the
promoters Of the fight The champion
demands that the fight take place some
time IN october, Corbett will remain
IN Colorado until early In September,
when he will go east and begin train.
ing near New London, Conn.
My light with Sullivan on next Fri
day night and bout the week follow.
ing with Abe Attell viii be the only
battles | viii fight before meeting Me-.
Govern said the champion today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-17
Al Buffalo.

Buffalo, N. Y, June 1G.--Fort Erie re-
suits:
First race, six furlongs-P ercentum
won, New Amsterdam second, sasIlus
third Time-i: 20%.
Second race, -four and q half furlongs
Malabar won, Lorne second, Splnel
third. Time--;59A.
Third race, mile and q sixteenth
Leenja won, Lurey second, Maple third
Time-l,54&.
Fourth race four furlongs-La +.
NJ won, On the Quiet second, Sammle
Mac third. Tlme--:5S4.
Fifth race, six furlongs-The Bronze
Demon won, Clarena second. Hutch
Miller third. Time-l:19
sixth race, seven furlongs-Radford
won, Flllbuster second, Sir Kingston
third. Time-l,33h.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-17
Az Sc. Louis.

81. Louis, June l6,-Fair grounds re-
suits.
First race, four and a half furlongs--
lmmortelle won, Tribes second, Robert
G. Lansing third. Time-:56
Second race, six furlongs--Ogle won,
Okla second, Galantrle third. Time
1lih.
Third race, mile and three sixteenths.
selllng-Silver Garter won, Josie f sec
ond Warner third. Tlme--2:O2h,
Fourth race. six furlongs-Lady
Strathmore won. Scorpio second. Bru,
lare third. Time--l:l2k.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards,
sellig-Glewood won, Brewer Schorr
second, Varro third Time-l:45ih
sixth race. mile and twenty Yards
Loone won, Gilbert second, Jim VIM
third, Time-l:4S.
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BoRCHERs PLANS TRIP.
Expects TO Take the Wings Up North
For Games,

Manager Borchers the mighty chief,
is contemplating a trip for his wings
II all goes well he will pull out with
his bunch a week from next Sunday
for an Idaho and Montana trip. 1t Is
expected that the team Will play at
Boise, Nampa, Mlssoula and Butte.
Borchers is now doing the advance
agent stunt and 1t is believed he Is
meeting with success. II the project
goes through the team will have six
straight games with outside teams.
While In Butte, Borchers and McClos-
key may get their heads together on q
proposition for a Utah-Montana league
next wear
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Jensen and ~ other residents Protest
ants claim that they have been In the
PEACEFUL possession OF the property for
over 20 years and have built homes
which will be destroyed II said street
IL opened. The protest was referred to
the committee ON streets with the may
or associated
CITY Treasurer Morris asked that he
be allowed to employ an extra man in
his office at a salary OF SIS per month,
and also two men at $3.50 per day for
go days to send out water assessment
notices and persons TO deliver the no.
tices at two cents each. The first re-
quest was referred TO the finance COM
mittee and the latter was granted.
PAVING DELAY.
The board of public works reported
that the delay in paving Third South
street was due 20 the inability Of the
Alcatraz Paving company TO secure
curblng stone. The matter was referred
TO the committee on streets and the
city engineer for an investigation.
Chief Devine Of the fire department
sent in the appointment of Bryant
Young as captain Of the fire depart
ment The appointment was confirmed.
ALLEGED BASEBALL FREE.
The committee on license reported IA
yorably on the matter Of granting the
Salt Lake Baseball association a free
license for ball games provided that
no games shall he played on Sunday
the license not to cover such games,
The report further states that rather
than charge the baseball association q
license for ball playing II Is our belief
that they should be arrested and fined
for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses" The report was adopted and
s5j was ordered placed on the appro-
priation list for the city treasurer to
refund the amount collected from the
association for license,
FLOWING WELLS.
A resolution was presented by Hew-
lett approprating $50 for cleaning out
the flowing wells in Liberty Park. He
also introduced a resolution fixing June
80 as the date for opening bids for cut
ting the Parleys canyon hay crop. The
resolutions were both adopted,
SWITCH LIGHTS
A. j. Davis and ]. S. Daveler asked
that Saltair trains be compelled to use
switch lights for the protection of the
public the same as other trains enter
ing and leaving the city, Referred 10
committee on streets.
Upon resolution Of Thomas the city
recorder was requested to notify the
heads Of the various departments OF
the city TO be present al the meetings
of the council and also the committee
meetings.
The new vagrancy ordinance was
placed on its second and third readings
and passed by a unanimous vote.
City Auditor Reiser submitted the de-
psrtment payrolls for the first half OF
June amounting TO s9,lSi which were
referred TO the finance committee with
the chairmen Of the other committees
associated
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Western League.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Denver. June l0.-score; Denver, IL;
Omaha. 6.
Milwaukee. June l6.-Score: Kansas
City, Z. Milwaukee. g.
Peoria, June l6.-Score: Peoria, o;
st. Joe. 6.
Colorado Springs. June i6.-colorado
springs.Des Moines game postponed
wet grounds.
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cu,.. BruI... and aurns Quietly Healed.

Chamberlains Pain Balm Is an anti
septic llniment. and when applied to
cuts, bruises and burns, causes them 10
heal without maturation and much
more quickly than by the usual treat
meat. For sale By al drugglsis,
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National League.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

Boston, June l6.-Boston-Plttsburg
National league game forfeited 10
Plttsburg az the end OF the fourth In
ming, 3 10 0. oBston delayed the game
by allowing the crowd TO come on the
field.
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Entire Stock of Boys Cloth Suits Is Per Cent OFF,

This economy time Tor buying boys suits surely only twice each year the privilege
wool tailoring that
right here Norfolk for boys
o
$1,000 ONEFOURrH TAKEN OFF THESE PRICES