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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-09
Encounters Them in the Road in
City Creek Canyon
BRUIN GETS RIGHT OF WAY.
Bert NesIen and Rert GIL Embark on
A Pienicking Trip and Come Back
Armed with Good story,

III we had only had gun we would
have got the bear This conditional
statement in relation TO the perpetuity
Of a certain bear did not come from
buck-skin adorned hunter fresh from
the wilds OF the mountain forests, but
from one Of two inoffensive young men
who had just returned from little
pleasure excursion up City Creek can
yon. They were Bert Neslen and Bert
Gill OF the News" bindery department,
and they had that glorihed look ON
their faces that men wear who have
Just been rescued Expecting that the
only thing they would see In the way
Of an animal would be an old house
cat, the boys were unprepared TO make
an intimate acquaintance with Mr.
Bruln and when he showed disposl-
ton to move away they did not dis
courage him In the least.
The two Berts early yesterday morn
Ing bethought themselves that II would
be jolly to take walk up the canyon
ana accordingly armed themselves
with couple OF STATS to assist them IN
their encounter with the mountain, and
started Off.
They walked along leisurely amusing
themselves by watching the giddy
young couI leA who were seated In the
sequestered hooks in the shade along
the banks of the stream. But they
went on ami after time passed beyond
the lovers lane limits and began the
ascent of the Black mountain, Al high
noon they stopped under the shadow
OF the pines" and partook Of cold
lunch and after the dainty repast they
began the journey back On turning a
corner OF the canyon about eight miles
from the city they glanced down the
road and just ahead OF them n distance
OF about 80 feet stood a brown bear.
As TO the size Of the animal, II Is diff
cult to get accurate data, as the two
plcknickers were the only ones who
saw II and If the dimensions they gave
were produced here, the fear Is that ii
would seriously involve their Judgment
or their yeraclty. so the public viii
have 10 be satisfied with the assurance
that II was mature brown bear, what
is more il had scented the approach
Of tyranny in the tainted breeze and
was snuillng around In what the boys
tnOusht, was very Oelllgerent mood,
The only weapons of attack the young
men had were their fists and the only
ones of defense We're their legs, and
after celebrating the 10th part Of a
flash they took to the defensive and
the thick brush along the side of the
road
Mr.. Bruln turned around, gave them
a quzzlcal look decided they were 10
skinny for a Sunday dinner and started
over the hill In search OF fatter meal,
grunting his reflections on the skittlsh.
ness Of Salt Lake youths.
Then the boys emerged from their re-
treat and continued down the canyon.
warning the people thai they met, not
to 90 too far for there was a herd OF
bear blocking the road little further
up.
They say the next time they wander
out into the suburbs OF the city they
VIII take a Calling gun with them.
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GOLF CHAMPION.
Miss Hecker Must Defend Her Title
tn That Honor.

New York, June 9.--Miss Genevleve
HecRer, who has held the champion.
ship Of the Women's Metropolitan Golf
association two years, viii be called
upon to defend her title this week. The
third annual tournament begins tomor-
row and extends over Saturday on the
links of the Essex county country cluD
at Orange. N. j.
So far, more than 40 entries have
been received for the event including
the champion, who will play from the
Apawamls club: Miss Ruth Underhill'
Miss Marion oliver, Mrs. w Fellowes
Morgan. Miss Waldron, Miss Badgley
and Mrs. f.. Il. Nance
The tournament viii begin with an IL
hole qualifying round tomorrow morn
ing. while the first round at match
play win be decided on "Wednesday
morning. The afternoon Will be de,
voted to driving and approaching and
putting competitions. The second
round for the championship Is SET tor
Thursday ~orning, and in the after
noon a hes. ball foursome viii be the
feature The semi-hnal round VIII be
played In the afternoon, While on sat
urday the final will be the sole at
traction.
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SCORE.
FOURTEEN RACERS.
Entries In shecpshead Bay Suburban
Handicap Reduced,

New York, June 9.-From present in
dlcatlons, the field for the Suburban
handicap. which will be- decided at
Sheepshead Bay on Saturday, will be
made up Of II horses.
The withdrawal OF Walter Color
leaves the contest In complicated
state, both as TO the result and as TO
the horses that will participate, Train
ers who had no idea OF racing their
charges are willing ITO pay the 500
starting fee. now that ]. b. Higgins
crack four year-old is out. Many have
signined their intention to take a
gambling chance" one prominent
trainer expressed the sentiments OF a
group OF horsemen at Sheepshead when
he said:
ITS a $500 gamble against 5000. All
the horses entered In the race appear
10 have an equal chance, for there is
not one left in that has a mortgage on
the result
The horses that probably will start
are: Gold Heels, Advance Guard, Blues
Roehampton. Monograph. Pentecost
Contend, Watercure, Herbert, Blue
Girl carbunckle and Dixie Line. Gold
Heels is the favorite az to |. This
is drop OF four points In his price
since Water Color was declared out
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SPORTING Notes.

Eugene Thompson is training with
lack Graham Tor his wrestling match
al Park City on June q.
London, June SKIING Edward and
Queen Alexandra have announced their
Intention 10 witness the polo match be-
tween the American and English teams
at Nottingham tomorrow,
Ithaca. N. y, June s.-Coach Court.
ney has finally picked the varsity and
freshmen crews which VIII represent
Cornell in the Poughkeepsie regatta on
June 81. In the varsity eight Van
Alstyne Of Whittier, Cal, will row NO.
4.
New York, June S,--Jockey Arthur j.
Booker, aged 20, who was thrown Mem
orial day at the Gravesend race
track. died today. Booker was astrlde
the 2-year-old colt Red knight when
the youngster stumbled, throwing him
10 the ground. Another colt fell over
him. ard his skull was fractured. lie
never regained consciousness.
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when the sound OF It's boiling can be
heard Tor niles and again II IL nearly
qulescent.
We scrambled down into a gorge
where sulphurous exhalationa filled me
air and II was difficult To And enoueh
solid ground to bear one's Weight
Heaps Of sulphur stones were scattered
all about, and the roek--covered with
soft sphagnum-were emerald gresn
and chalky white, streakod with vivid
req ana yellow Some Of the streams
moving IN We're white rs milk lowing
10 the quantity OF magnesla held in
Holuuoh)i DINERS were GENEROUS, blue,
green, ana one was black as ink, some
We're icy colo TO the touch; others 10
hot that our guides boiled plantains In
them. Here and there Jets Of steam
escaped from assures In the quaking
crust. and the soil II soil Il NAV be
called, was so hot that It compelled us
to keep lifting our feet, as on d tread
mill Quite too near the Internal re-
gions to be either safe or comfortable.
The most beautiful place near Ro-
seau Is the Savannah or public gar
den, on O bluff commanding a mag.
nihcent view Of the harhor and Its
environs. Here ell the trees OF the
tropics grow TO perfection IN the aston
lshingly fertile red soil OF the island,
together With many products OF the
temperate zone. The whole is hedged
with wilderness OF roses and haunted
by myrIads Of bright-wlnged birds and
butterflies From this point shaded
and grassy trail leads down between
long rows OF lowly cabins. to the prom
enade ground within a stones throw
Of the surf Just beyond this Is a
ruined cemetery OF the early French
era, whose fallen head-stones bear old
French names, and some OF them titles
and coats-of-arms; while the Carib-
bean sea, whose restless spray often
sprlnkles the outlying graves, murmurs
an everlasting requiem TO the forgotten
dead.
FANNIE u uAprt
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water Famine in Hongkong.

San Francisco June 9.--The Pacific
mail steamship city Of Picking, which
arrived last night from the orient.
brings the news Of water famine In
Hongkong. The wells of the city have
run dry, and In order to supply the
island with water tugs were kept run
ninE Between the city and the main
land. The officers of the Pekinr state
that the drouth affected the '"iinese
mostly at the time the vessel left Be-
fore every public watering place ma
tlves stood awaiting a chance to I'LL
their buckets In one place In the busi-
est part Of Hongkong there were more
than q thousand coolies in line waiting
TO get water for their perIshing 'ami-
lies.
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ATTELL ON SALT LAKE.
Clever Little Featherweight Arrived
Here Last Night.

Abe Atteu, accompanied by Manager
lack MoKenna and Jimmy Regain, ar
rived In Salt Lake last evening from
Denver and continued on their way 10
the coast this morning. Attell, VINO ~
among the very top notchers OF the
pugilistic world, Is matched TO meet
Young Corbett in Denver to tisHs ior
the championship OF the world, ~
He Is on his way to California TO visit
his parents, whom he has not seen Tor
about a year According to Manager
Mex emma, Attell Is already In me
shape, having been in training Tor sew
eral days, and he VIII II In TOP Top
shape when he cpwls lhrough Lne
ropes to meet the tough little H'en'S-
tie. ,,o.,,
In Atten Corbett VIII have very
tough proposition on his hands. lie re-
Gently fought KID Broad and the latter
was unable TO do anything with the
clever little Californian.
on their return from California 20
Denver he may be induced TO stop on
here and give an EXHIBITION before the
local Cub. The matter as s%r-ly been
proposed and is under consideration py
all parties concerned.
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White Wings Take Revenge for
Previous Defeats,
BOXING MATCH TONIGHT.
Abe AtteIl Here-Hine shoot - Golf
Champion must Defend Title
suburban Racers

Premedtatedly and with malice
aforethought one Big Chief Borchers
and his gang OF destroying players did,
on the Sth day Of June, 1902 at Lagoon,
county OF Davis, State of Utah, ss''
say one Buck Weaver and his aggre-
CATION OF Farmers Revengeful IN
their feelings and determined to do or
die the White Wings went up from
Salt Lake and walIoped the Farmers
on their own ground. Two defeats
upon as many days previously had
brought to the hearts of the Big
Chiefs lads a spirit that would not be
tanned until they had smltten the enc
my good and plenty. And they did H.
with carnage told In a tale of Is 10
g. II was fearful and left the pennant
race like this:
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the taclt approval OF President Albert
Young Of the National Teaaters' union.
The inltlatory action Will be taken
this afternoon at the Great Northern
hotel with three delegates from each
Of the t<ght employers organizations
win meet These delegates are expect
ed to select committee OF seven 20
meet a similar committee from the
Transfers union 20 devise a course
OF procedure whereby all serious diff
ferences may be adjusted
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killed a Man for Bravado.

New York, June 9.--For telling Noah
Parker. % years OF age, that he lacked
the courage to shoot fly, James Crane
aged %, has been shot and killed In a
BROOKLYN saloon. The bullet entered
the mans heart, killing him instantly
When he saw his victim fall, Parker
became eyoited and fired four other
shots al the other persons In the saloon
None OF the bullets took effect now
ever. Parker then hurried 10 his home
and later surrendered TO the police.
Parker Is a negro and came from
Kentucky. An argument over morse
racing brought about the banter u
shoot which caused Cranes death.
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A brakeman Killed.

Satue Wash, June 9.--W. w. Green,
: vIskeman on a Seat'le-Tacoma In
.n railway construction train.
"a beneath a moving car yesterday
.yinlng near Auburn. receiving such
s s,Oss injuries that he died within a
~ hours Green was sitting on the
~, ,..,,, Of gravel car and fell fra lis
w'luon while opening the knuckle OF
swgpHng apparatus, In attempting to
s.pie Two cars. Two wheels OF a
AMY loaded gravel car passed over
IL nsnt leg and that side Of his body
"'o'e me train could be stopped.
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Advance Guard II 6 10 1. Contend s to
], Herbert 10 to Il Monograph, Dom
Paul. Rena, Roehampton and Sadie s.
20 TO / peniecost and Blue Girl, 10 TO /.
Gold Heels Is receiving special prep
afation for the big event. His trainer
has had the Suburban in view from
the time the weights were assigned.
He never has allowed the glamour and
the value Of other races to sidctrack
him from his determination to prepare
the little son of The Bard for the Coney
Island classic. In the Standard stakes,
which viii be decided today, he VIII
meet Advance Guard, the horse that
promises 10 give him the most bitter
opposition In the Suburban.
Advance Guard will have In the Sub
urban, a better opportunity to display
his proves 9s race horse than at any
other course In the country. The wide,
long stretches with the BIG turns OF
the suburban route will just suit him.
His big, sweeping stride is less liable TO
be hampered by the mad rush for posi-
lions by horses that are much faster on
their feet.
The majority OF the trainers believe
that W c. whitney win carry on the
coveted prize II he starts Blu Girl.
With only lOi pounds on her back they
say she viii "just skim home with the
remainder Of the field tagging 0long
behind"
Another dangerous three ear-old Is
Pentecost. the yOungster that finishes
third In the Brooklyn handicap.
Despite the penalty Of 10 pounds,
Reina, queen OF the brooklyn hand-
cap. will start Her weight win be ia
pounds Dixie Line Will not be shipped
to Chicago to take part In the Amer-
can Derby but will start on Saturday.
with his old stable mate Carbuncle he
Is considered a dangerous factor In the
result
Old Herbert will prove his mettle In
thlsr ace. Like advance Guard he VIII
be greatly benefited by the long
stretches other possible starters are
Dublin, Fly Wheel, Sadie $ and slip
Thrift.
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BOXING MATCH.
oglesby and Baker VIII Go Twenty
Hounds Tonight

At the arena of the Salt Lake Athle;,
tic club tonight there will be 2O-roundi
boxing contest between Kid OglesDy OF
Montana and Young Baker OF Calltor,
MIA. An even match as to weight ana
experience, and cleverness on the parl
OF both contestants ought to Drlhs
about an interesting match BESIDES
the main event there will be a couple
OF good preliminarIes.
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Attending discovery.

From Coopervile. Mich, comes word
OF a wonderful discovery OF a pleasant
tasting liquid that when used before
retiring BY any one troubled with
bad cough always ensures good
nights rest. 1T viii soon cure the
cough too" writes Mrs. s. Himelburg-
er. for three generations OF our family
have used Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption and never found It's
equal for Coughs and Colds" It's an
unrivaled Iife-saver when used for
desperate lung diseases. Guaranteed
bottles SOC. and 81 90 at e. c. NJ. l. Drug
Dept. Trial bottles free.
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FATAL HAY RACK RIDE.
Wagon Upsets, Killing one, Injuring
Others.

Denver. June Spy the accidental
overturnmg OF a wagon on which a
number OF Denver high school stu
dents were riding near Morrison at
about Z 80 O'Clock this evening one was
instantly killed, another fatally hurt
and Il others more or less seriously
Injured
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\ Rancher's poly Found.

~ Sss', Y, Wash. June S.-The body Of
,onn hetie, a rancher OF Ayondale
s az found in the woods near his home
|, nreay with a bullet from a rSfle
am nv mead He had been missing from
~ S"s slhce last Monday, having started
rn0s T TanI, Searchers have been out
ln, s uesday' Relatives believe the
NM , 3 IONA, 70 nave been accidental. Plerle
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DEAD.
Edith Withers, neck broken.
Maggie Murphy, skull fractured.
INJURED.

Irene Wheelock shoulder dlslocated.
Marvin Kiln, compound fracture Of
the arm.
Harry Goodheart, had scalp wound.
Harry Austin. back injured.
Frank Kerr, neck injured.
lfi,tv-slx members Of the West Den
yer high school left here at 2 o'clock
this morning for hay rack party in
Turkey creek canyon near Morrison.
They went In two wagons, After
spending the day IN the canyon they
started for home just before dark.
shortly after leaving the canyon and
when about two miles south OF Morri-
son they had to cross a small bridge at
the bottom OF a hill The second wagon
coming rapidly down the hill, ran OFF
the edge OF the bridge. The occupants
Of the wagon We're thrown to the hot
tom Of the stream, the hay rack falling
upon them. A special train with physl-
clans and others was AT once sent out
by the Colorado & Southern and the
dead and mi red brought to Denver.
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DROWSY DOMINICA

The Little English Island Must Not be COMPOUNDED With
The So-called Republic Of Santo Domingo Though
Both Were Named for Sunday-Roseau, Its Capital
Dominica Has Wonderful Boiling Lake Unlimited
Possibilities in the Line OF Volcanoes and Hurr-
canes, and Few Fine Chances for Money Making
Americans-The Savannah or Public Garden
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Died from Fright.

New York. June 9..-Mrs. J. Feeley Of
Hob0ken saw child drop through he
air, from the window above, Bellev-
ing 4 was her son she screamed his
name In heartbroken tones and fell in a
faint. She d,ad few moments later
Mrs, Feeley had been III several weeks
and was on. % had for the first time
when she received the shock that
caused her death. The boy who fell
to the street was not seriously hurt.
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Steam from Mt Rainier.

Tacoma Wash, June 9.-Many per-
sns IN Tacoma today saw two columns
y steam rising from the apex Of Mount
minier. The question OF the melting Of
S 1r snow by the heat OF the sun. the
lung and driving OF the snow from
ne summit by the wind. and several
unsr possible explanations Of the phe.
%smenon were discussed, but none OF
, answered or explained what they
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-09
Earthquake at Panama,

New York. June Swords comes
from the Heralds correspondent In
San Salvador says q dispatch TO that
paper from Panama, that slight earth
quake shocks were felt there on Fri
dav. The shocks lasted only o short
time.
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At Ogden the HOLSTERS beat the IN
fants yesterday by score of to 4.
On Saturday the game here resulted
In score Of 10 to I In favor Lagoon
and against Salt Lake
At Ogden the game was TO In fa-
vor Of ogden as agains. Logan.
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that ThrohhInx Headache

Would quickly leave you. u you used
Or. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their match
less merit for Sick and Nervous Head.
aches. They make pure blood and build
IN your health. Only % cents. Money
back n not cured. Sold by Y. {. Nj. !.
Drug Dept
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Western League.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

At Peoria--Peorla, 8; Milwaukee, 5.
At Des Molnes-Des Moines, o. Kan
sas City, 8,
At Colorado Springs - Colorado
Springs, g. Denver, 2.
At omaha--First game: st. Joseph, 81
Omaha, s.
Second fame St. Joseph. 8; Omaha,
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Rife Shoot.

At the shooting range OF the Rlne
club Yesterday Letchfeld and Neon
ahay tied with a score OF II each. The
shnntnrs ended I'D Ike this.
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Dominica. April 20. 1902.
Persons who are unfamiliar
with West Indian topography
are likely to confound little
Dominica. Of the Leeward
islands, with Santo Domingo,
the big republic, (so-called),
which forms the eastern half
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-09

Providence. r. l., June s-Providence
won a ten.inning game with Cincinnati
at Rocky Point today. Score.
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Special conveniences for family par
ties at Saltalr.
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'aO'n Minister Sails for New York

New York June S.-Gonza,o orosoaa
ssaush minister to Washington and III
sslniiy has sailed for New York saws =
ss wy. dlspatch to the Tribune Mn
FssbISS sssaoa WIN 90 Immediately TO
Ms pn.su,n ana open the legation at
lousa hsieigh until he secures a
tlsb.. ne Is the bearer Of the good
soo .ss Y, President Palma to President
h NJ. 's . lie also has been instructed
,bls I've VERY endeavor TO secure favor.
n ,sS pss QUICK action on the question
a ls Az reduction on Cuban products
n 81 < se number OF friends went aboard
IA spi sooa bye and wish Senior oues.
h. =, ,arlos Garcia, Oldest IN OF the
b. s. mn Vallxto Garcia. probably will
"' " Hamburg as consul general
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Movement 10 preve,, s,.,,,..

|.l,u ,.Seso, June s--Alarmed by the
he pact,,a mat marked the strike OF
|lnplovosn mouse teamsers last week
b. pr ~, o c,s nave started movement FOR
b an s arsl,on OF strikes in the shape
|ahno, p, ~ le that all difficulties that
EiM a. set'led b. the men directly
ID t NV employers shall be submitted
|f,p,..s.O.,,l advisory body CONFUSED OF
,sis,,a,sa u.es from the employers as.
m The Ns,, az we unions affiliated
Filtration Ieamsters union for
| sthl s s.e'sI has the support Of
0'lauons Of employers, and
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The blood collected in great guam
titles IN abattiors Is by rapid Ger
man process dried by spraying into
hot-air current In an oven-shaped
chamber, The powder collected in the
receiver Is claimed to be tastelcss, and
contains 14.S per cent Of dIgestible al
bumen.
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The earth's atmosphere Is found to
be orange. the sun 20 be blue, and
problem for the astronomer Is 10 de-
termine the real colors OF the planets
besides the earth.
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Glacial periods. II appears, may re-
suit from quite moderate changes OF
climate. Assuming that some cooling In
the polar regions lowers the mean tenn
perature. MIR. II. n. Dickson concludes
that the changes Of temperature and
rainfall necessary TO produce all known
glacial phenomena are much less than
has been supposed.