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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-21
Bicycle Racing.

Should Major" Taylor decide % n
main in France this year and 'l'
avoid the championship issue wa
Frank Kramer the New Jersey Il'a
will travel to France in The ial ~
force Taylor and the other craGn
race for the championship OF TIE WY VIZ.
Kramer has decided to reject immea~D
offers to make the French trip anu wa !,
remain for the grand circuit "nsn
will follow, as he did last year lpn
has promised TO return to Amenss \
July to make an effort to regain ,n'
tie from Kramer, who defeated QUO !
year ago. Kramer believes Iha' .
playing a waiting game he y aeus
wisely, for he has just attained " ID ~
jority and thinks that he VIII hO' ' '.',
his speed limit for another year y w. w..
Kramer has been at the fore 10, I'M :,
eral years and is one Of the mos !. W. y.
lar riders in the business haVn ~,
son he has increased his gear u,
noints and now he rides nlS'a !,
eeared to the 100 mark lie us,a
last season and " the year peIr s,'
This year he viii work indepenosssu sti
having broken with his partner ~
Mcfarland. ,.mror.
Major" Taylor won me cH s', I,r
shin in 1900 without a mate pu' ..,r
season Kramer frequently TSS ~"
from the negro
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-21

Billiard affairs have not panhei oul
In a very satisfactory manner this sea.
SON The hurrah and splurge Of he
opening weeks gave US reason to sy.
pect great things, but outside Of th
professional championship match ID
New York and the annual tourney Il
class A amateurs little Of mpoitana
has occurred. Chicago, San Franclsa
st. Louis and Boston ae eenters Of he
great sport In their respective terrls
rles and usually enliyen the WHIT
months by promoting meetings Of sai-
ing players, but for some unaccodntiM
reason deplorable lethargy nov h0A
sway.
The striking need Of professional "
lizards is a live, Representative orgaiH'
ton to control and promote The ie'
ests Of the game. Amateurs haNh
benefited by having their afainm
actions subject TO a governing ~
run on business principles, ane =
pros should fall In line. But an
present time the money ohaseri q.
along, playing match games nov y
then-.chlefly then-and like a W
without a rudder. bring up In 10 W.
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"oorb.,.- ana McGovern.

"Will Terry send Young Corbett'
back to the dreary mines?"
That question is arouslng some very
spirited arguments these days, and the
wide diversity Of opinion indicates that
interest OF the intensest sort will be as
sociated with the coming bout, which
has been scheduled for Oct 10 next
McGoyern's recent mill In Louisville,
where he threw the gaff into Dave Sui
Ivan for fifteen rounds, gives encour-
agement 10 his admirers because they
figure that Sullivan Is an able fighter
and has strength enough to put Terry
TO hard test. The "Corbett" aggrega-
ton, however, says that Dave was new
er anything but fourth rater and that
his staying fifteen rounds with Terry
showed the terrible" Brooklynite to be
punctured tire.
But the "Corbett" constituents should
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-21

Of supervisors IN san Franclsco yesler'
day nwardng the April permit 10 the
Yosemite club | Judge that me lflscu
people have given up all hope OF get
ting the Tight Flt2simmona rs simply
looking for advertisement no Is up 70
some dodge to keep his name before the
public and | odd Jeftrlce 80 IN New
York when we met with the irst hitch,
Mark my words, be viii barter Win
this thing and toy with II as long as
the press win stand for II and IN the
end there will BIZ no fight
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JURY ACQUITS
STEWART FIFE.

ST. Joseph, Mo-, March ala special
~ he Daily News from Savannah, Mo,
says;
\, nen court opened this morning the
fury in the case OF Stewart Fife,
charged with the murder Of Frank ".
Richardson at the home OF the victim
on Christmas eve, 1900. returned a YER
dict OF acquittaL Il is said that one
ballot only was taken, the Jurors be-
ing unanimous for acquittal. When
the verdict was announced. Mrs. Fife.
mother Of the accused, sprang forward
and embraced her son, shouting for
JOY. Mrs Fife has suffered from hys.
terra at Intervals ever since her son
was arrested. Mrs, Richardson, widow
Of the murdered man, was also In the
courtroom and gave vent to her emo
ton. This ia the second trial in the
Richardson murder, Mrs. Richardson,
the widow, having been acquitted only
a few weeks ago,
No other indictments are pending.
Stewart Fife is a member OF an arts.
tocratic and wealthy family OF ST. JOS
eph. his father, Thomas Fife, having
FOR many years been q millionaire
wholesale merchant
a few months after the murder.
Stewart Fife went away from this part
OF the country and after a long alb
seuce he was arrested at North Yaki-
ma, Wash. Il few months ago.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

TOday's bank clearings amounted to
S6ji.i0l.2l as against SS27,2l7el for the
same day last year.
A recent issue OF the Boise, Idaho,
Capital News. contains the following
item: The Idaho Beet Sugar Co., with
headquarters at Seattle, Wash, has
filed articles with the secretary Of
state. and appointed W. l. Turner Of
Mountainhome as the statutory agent
for Idaho The company was incor-
porated for the purpose Of engaging in
the business of raising and manufac-
turing sugar beets and beet sugar rid
has a capital stock Of $500 The
trustees OF the company are. Charles
II. Crawford +. 7. Brockman John IA.
Garrett, Bertrand Walker ms Man.
hardt and Geo, a. Post. all Of Chicago.
Andrew Kun Of Lake Geneva. Wis
Adclbert O.. Smith Of Mountanhome,
and James Hamilton Lewis Of Seattle.
The Goshen Roller Mills & Elevator
company of Goshen. Utah county to-
day filed amendments to IT'S original
articles Of incorporation IN the secre-
tary OF states Office. BY the amend
m5nts the capi;.G siJcS is Increased;
from $4,000 10 $4,000. the par value Of
each share remaining at st. and some
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-21

impression Of u.s. There are other
streets IN the business center badly In
need Of paving and they should be
paved after the work now in hand has
been finished
We would cali the attention Of the
city council 10 the very Incomplete sys-
ten Of house numbering In certain Sec
ll0ns OF Tie city, especially In the out
lying digUrCts. We find many houses
With duplicate numbers and many more
with no numbers at all. The city
should DO numbered and the decimal or
'Phllade phib system OF allowing 100
numbers to the block should be follow
ed TO the letter. II this We're done 1t
would be an easy matter TO find any
location given. There are also q NUM-
Der uf duplicate streets and avenue
names which should be changed There
should be- no two of the same name, as
they are only confusing and mislead-
ing
TIN city council would also confer a
lasting favor on our citizens II II would
investigate and remedy II possible. the
present unsatisfactory and inefficient
street cal service Of the city which Is
certainly becoming worse day py day
instead of better, as many were led to
lcieye Il would after the recent con
soldul!ol
Tho attention Of the board of health
IS also called to the many residences
aud PAGES of business that remain un-
connected with the city sewers We
believe there is q law requiring own
ers of property 10 have these cOnnec-
tons made, and this law should be en-
forced What IS the use of having sew
crs laid If they are not used? If they
W.re used It would not be necessary
to sn often require some of our citizens
to clean mp their premises, Salt Lake
city Is naturally healthy place, but
It could be- made more so by having
It's Jaws respected.
calling attention TO this volume, the
publehtrs feel confident that the tens
OF thousands who use Il viii find 4
mos complete in every department II
is a Source of qualification to know
thar the directory Is Indispensable 10 a
cllentagc that embraces the life and
activity of the city that II is Of real
use to more thousands than any book
which they open
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-21
LATE LOCALS,

w. II Sells has just been appointed
bailiff Of the United states court by
United States Marshal Haywood.
a spreading track let "A Second South
street ear on to the ground early last
evening near Tenth East street, and
travel was az standstil there for two
hours.
The street Railway company win let
the matter of the bids for the leasing
OF Calders park rest for the present.
The property Is in excellent condition
for use as q popular resort the coming
season.
The city Is repairing the old rotten
flume along East Brigham street Con.
siderable work has been found neces-
sary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-21
MILLER HELD FOR TRIAL.
Must Answer to the Charge of House
breaking.

In Judge Diehl's court this morning.
August Miller had preliminary hear.
ing on the charge ct housebreakmg. It
was alleged he broke into the home OF
= Mr. Chamberlain and stole q Watch
and chain. Ne Us the man who was
taught IN Colorado
lAzzle hamber.n, n little daughter
u Mr. Chamberlain testified that Miller
Fame to her fathers home and entered
the house during the absence OF her
mother Mrs. Miller said she saw Miller
leave the house and run FOR car. The
van was held TO await the action OF ihe
district court
Miller Is represented by Atty. Frank
snslin The hearing was conducted
" Asst, county Atty Loofbourow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-21

changes were made as 10 the subecrlb'
ps TO the stock
A copy of the articles OF incorpora-
ton of the Salem Creamery company
OF salem. Utah county was filed In the
Office Of Secretary OF State Hammond
this morning Tie purposes Of the IN.
corporation are 90 C0rty on general
creamery business and also a livestock
business The capital stock Is $4,000,
divided into 800 shares Of the value Of
$40 each G. o. Bahr II president and
D. r. Taylor Is secretary and ticas'
urcE who, with w IT, Gardner com.
pose the board Of directors
h. Tllby has sold out his cigar BUSH
ness to Harry B0rton " co.
The Logan River and Blacksmith
Fork Irrigation company of College
precinct Cache county today filed q
copy OF lts articles Of Incorporation
In the office of the secretary % gate,
The company owns water rights In Lo-
gan river ana Blacksmith Fork river
and irrigation canals and fumes
branching out from those streams,
Jacob r. Fuhrlman Is president, G., H.,
Olsen vice president ana George Nj.
Pickett, secretary ana treasurer.
The furnishing committee of the COM
mprcial club Is meeting this afternoon
IN preparation for the purchase Of fur
uiture and culinery fittings for the neW
club rooms on West Temple street The
members OF The committee are s. ",
Shcip, chairman G. n. Streyell. II, NJ.
pInN cooley. r. q. Webbcr. d, n MUIR
ray g. a, Qulgley, Charles Read,
Banking men say that commercial
stocks have been active the past week,
and Il noticeable feature OF the weeks
hnanciering was the sale yesterday af-
ternoon by j G, cutler, Jr, Of a small
block Of u G. NJ. T. stock at 1854, the
highest point thar stock has ever
reached, The presence of SO much sugar
stock money on the market Is the ex-
PLANTATION Of good times,
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TODAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS

Following is today's record Of real
estate transfers made in the office OF
the county recorder up to 3 O'Clock this
afternoon:
Joseph b. Pitts ct al to Ada
Evans, Quit claim deed, lot l.. j..
block 49, plat "a. =. ...>.>c,-$
william j. lnce and wife to Char
lOtte A. Campbell, warranty deed,
lots and 4. block lO5 Sandy
station plat. q. 49,. -. ....,,., 30
Hercules MacCord and wife to
George Il. Marley, warranty
deed part OF lot /, block a., plat
~. :. :. :. !. -. .. go. 5000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-21
SURVEYOR GENERAL BUSY.

The surveyor generals Ollie Is rushed
with work. So that even with "a clerks
IL win require several months to clear
up the docks. Nearly all mining claims
require a good deal OF attention in the
surveyor generals Office, especially
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-21
Captain smuggled in Cinnamon,

washington, March 2L-Information
has reached the department of justice
to the effect that several members OF
the crew OF the Holland Steamship VIII.
helmina arriving at Port Townsend
from Manula by way Of Hongkong end
Annoy take oath that the captain of the
ship brought three Cinnamon whom he
concealed beneath the engne-room dur.
ING the inspection az Port Townsend
by customs and quarantine officials,
ana later IN The night assisted them to
land IN launch and escape. lnetruc-
lions have been forwarded by Assistant
Secretary Taylor, Of the treasury de-.
partment to confer with the United
States attorney there and take imme-
dlate steps to seize the ship for viola
ton OF section 10 Of the act Of May
q. 1854.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-21
TIRE UTAH SAVINGS
AND INVESTMENT COMPANY

Now Is the time to save money For
every 81 you pay us each mouth, YOU
Win receive from US $1,000 In from 100
10 100 months, besides having your life
Insured for the full amount In one Of
the leading old line life Insurance COM
panIes II you have paid In but one
months dues and should die, your
family would receive the thousand doll
lars Or If YOU wish to buy home,
We viii loan you the money and allow
you TO pay 1t back In small monthly
payments. A first class contract for a
few reliable agents Call and see us
1T rooms 200 and POI Progress building.
The Utah Savings and Investment co.
b. II. ROBERTS, President,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-21

cold drafts should be allowed on the
fowls. Plenty OF small coops are need
ca FOR hens with small chicks, and H.
Iustrations are given OF feed troughs
and drinking fountains for the supply
OF clean water Anyone interested In
poultry can get this bulletin on appll-
cation to the secretary Of agriculture,
Washington, d. G.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-21
AFTERNOON MINING CALL
An Attempt to Break Daly'West Pre-
vented by Big BID

This afternoon Daly-West was the
feature on the exchange, Considerable
stock came out at under $2G and there
was strong attempt to break the
stock, This was frustrated by bid Of
S26 for 1000 shares Other transactions
recorded were as follows.
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ROBERTS coMPIETE WORKS.

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sl.5O; New Witness for Cod" $3.50,
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VOC, Sl25, S2.25; Missouri Persecu-
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lDeseret News, Props,), ll-lS Main
Street, Salt Lake City Utah.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The advance sale FOR the engagement
OF the famous English actor f.. s. VIII
lard Is now going on at the theater
Mr., Willard occupies the whole Of next
week, and while some of the seats Will
be sold On the 81 basis. the great bulk
OF them viii be sold at $3.50 and ST.
ea
"The Sign of the Cross IL now in
It's last Nights at the Theatre Tonight,
t0morrow's matinee, and tomorrow
night viii end the engagement. BUSH
ness has picked up considerably since
the opening night but Is sim far be-
low what the high merits of the attrac,
lion deserve.
AT the Grand mst night there was a
hig audience in attendance to welcome
back TO Salt Lake for The third time
the play of Human Hearts" While
the play belongs on the urld, sensa
tlonal and wildly improbable order. IL
4 superior 20 the average run Of IT'S
class, and some of its people are bet
ter than the grade Of players usually
TO be found In dramas OF that style.
The tramp of Mr. McCrary was the
best thing Of the night and the news
boy OF Miss Emerson a close second
MI, Pmmmer as the hero, was not
free from tameness. Mr.. Guderian as
Jimmie too too plalntiye, and the vii
famous adventures Of the play was
something altogether too fierce for HUI
man comprehension II Is only Justice
Ia say however that the audience
watched the whole performance with
spellhound attention. and tears and
cheers followed each other in the most
toplOus fashion
The same bill runs for the remainder
Of the week
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ROuSe the Liver

Cure Sick Headache, Bill
iousness, Sour Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, 25c. per box.
PreparedbyCIHood & Co, Lowell Mass,
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JefrIes, Manager Talks.

Oakland. March 2i.--William Delaney,
manager for James ]. Jeffries. this
morning said;
From the action taken by the board
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-21
Hoods Pills

Are prepared from Ma.
lures mild laxatives, and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-21

bert, and daughter oil '0spP"
Grace Darke. 49,, ,he Tend
ward meeting house sunu"'
GROW.-Of spinal FEVER, sy a,s inia1l
GROW, age / months, ! aays Grow,
son of Sadie and Theodore "'
this morning. -
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BIDS WANTED,

TREASURY DEPAkTMENwL. . Gt. Ion b
the supervising AfchlseiNn roso,al. glts Y
u. March IS, igG. .-sealeo g'g " IN. on the Y
recel we'd at this Office my, n op,ned. i9f "
day OF May. 1907, and th ssati ~ apDlfal'.A
electric wiring and ccnd na,se Z, saltLAis
Souft House and Post OnS TItS drasin.s
civ Utah in accordanee, mich mal Z
and specifications copies ALE q sp 81 The pcss
had at this Office or tne oI Ii,sn At ibe d.
ma, ter at Salt Lake CiIy' s,eblte.L
eretIon Of the supersl,ing, TAYLOR
'D snperfIslns Al1HH..---
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THE STANDARD.

DO you have the Standard Die
uonary In your library or
school room2 IL not, you are not
up 20 date, II Is the largest.
best edited, best printed, best
bound, and most modern work
In all respects yet issued. Only
limited number on hand. Ad.
dress the Deseret News Office.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special.
(By leased wire to the Central Stock
Exchange, 2l5 Main street,.
Friday. March a. 1902.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-21

Remember we have the flowers and
they are home grown, and they are sold
al the same price as shipped ones.
SALT LAKE FLORAL co.
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PERSONALS,

Mr. G NJ. Whitmore, cashier OF the
Firch National Bank Of Nephi IS in the
city on business.
Lloyd King has returned from Den
yer visit
J. r. HackIey a horse buyer Of Sher-
ldan, Wyo. is guest at the Kenyon
George y. Wallace has so far recov-
cred from his Illness as to be able TO
return to his business duties.
Judge J, B. Jones Of Chicago and
family are guests at the Windsor on a
transconlinental trip,
The plans for the romodelled IIar-
mon block prepared by Architect Neu-
hansen show that when the building is
rebuilt II will present fine appearance
and be an ornament TO the city. It
win be renamed the Wilson block, on
account of the proprietor being Frank
Wilson.
Robert Evans Of Fish Springs Is a
guest at the White House. Mr., Evans
states that the luab county commits
sioners have repaired the road from
Fish Springs to the railroad. 40 that
&c Is now quite decent travelling. Min
ing interests are looking up, several new
parties have arrived to engage in
mining and livestock has done
well the past winter,
-
There will be no advance I'm prices al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-21

our carnations are conceded the Nm.
hst ever shown In the city Visitors are
always welcome our green houses are
ppen Sunday. Take Murray cars.
SALT LAKE FLORAL 60,
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HEADQUARTERS CHANGED,

The headquarters OF the Eastern
States mission has been moved from
NO. 80 Concord street. Brooklyn, to No.
l12 West Slst street, New York City.
Don't forget our special bargains to-
morrow.
MARRGOT'S MARKET.
% and ~ W.. First So,
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where conflicts occur. and IN one in
stance IN Big Cottonwood mining dis
tric; there are Ga such conflicts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-21

Don't forget our special bargains to.
morrow.
MARRloTs MARKET,
% and "a w. First So.
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ARTISTIC JOB WORK

And printing specially attended TO at
the peseret News Office Fstima.as
promptly furnished Rush orders a
specially.
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There will be no advance IN prices at
our store or green house for Easter
flowers
SALT LAKE TLoRAL co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-22

had. made a frantic dive for the wire
and caught it
Hold on. Pat" shouted some one who
knew him. we will get you down
somehow"
Run for mattress" yelled another
Get a ladder from somewherei''
bawled an excited woman.
Somebody do something's command
ed philanthropic looking Individual
indignantly. The man can't hold on
forever. I say, do something's he
shouted, getting very red in the face
and dancing around excitedly.
Only one man in the crowd did not
say anything was busy climbing the
telephone pole. The excited crowd con-
descended to notice him, finally, and
saw his intention.
Hold on. Pat; help is coming" they
shouted, with one voice
Then wave of horror swept over the
crowd The man suspended between
the earth and heaven suddenly loosened
his hold and fell backward, striking the
ground with sickening thud
He is dead" groaned the crowd. and
men covered their faces from the sight
But he wasn't An Irishman has as
many lives as cat. Then Pat came to
and sat up, dizzily, trying to realize that
he was once more on terra srma.
What did YOU let go for, Dat?"
queried Lottie Williams why didn't
you hold on a little lon~erH ~
"BejaberSt" replied Pat, earnestly. 'sOi
was afraid the wire would breaki''