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Nv THE FOOTBALL WORLD.
Rough Playing by Tigers. VINO Defeat
DlcktnsOu.

There was 4 scarcity Of football ssmes
yesterday. Princeton won from Dicldn-
son. 20 to o. but the Tigers form vas not
impressive. and the lucklese Quakers were
again taken into camp. Tho Navy team
defeated them. iOto6
PRINCETON. 20. DICKINSON. n.
PRiNcrToS, oct q. The Tigers THE after
noon defeated the Dickinson College eleven.
- 10 q. but IN 60 doing they gave q ragged
exhibition of football. The backs fumbled
badly, : G lal- ver. confused aud had 10 be-
reI-.aie ed. Ia" lnemen worked together poorly.
and, IN hddit ion. ia. game was UNNECESSARILY
dra VII out by rough playing. which not in
frepuently ~ resolved itself into open encounters
bet wecn the PLAYERS. Inis, However. was not
the first time this fall that Princeton has
shown uncalled-for tactics on the field here.
and many supporters OF the orange and
Black are thinking IL IL about time for the
dirty work 10 he cut out. Three OF Z nee
tons four touchdowns were the result more
OF trick plays than anything else Twice
Dewitt made long runs on fake KICK ana
once Hart got through tn" visitors on de-
laved pass for twenty yards and Il touch
down. The Tigers defence was weak. espe-
cslly Oh the left side Of the line. where Brown
was hit for frequent gains. The Pennsyl-
yanians made the necessary. hNe yards Elk
times Toward the end of tho game Prince:
ton braced and rushed the ball along ii.good
style. Two touchdoNns were made ~ each
half CAPT Weekes and Coach Morley OF
Iollrn hia watched the game.
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Football Notes.


-Tlc Herkimer A 4 Will NEE, the S's Peter aud
Paul Lyccum Al Dexter PARK nc1t sunday,
Trinity Acadtmy a. Columbia Oval yesterday
afternoon c"Slly dcttatc the Audubon Athletic
Club team hy the score OF ~ Ia n.
The Webster academy eleven would Ike 10 hear
from school teams. Address Manager Mautner.
.l5e Washington avenue, fremont, " \.
The football team Of Mon,clar Military academy
on SATURDAY defeated the team from Barnard
school OF this city az Montclair By score oiStoo
The White Plains High School second football
team would Ike to arrange games at home With
teams averaging ll5 pounds. Address Vernon
Cox, IS Church street. White Plains, y. Y.
The Montsuk \. {. football team has Oct. "a.
Nov. :? o. l6 ~ and 80 open for any nrst lass team
averaging l2o poundS. To plsy al Dexter Park, L. /.
Address F n. Young. "l?, Fulton street. Brooklyn.
George +. Martin OF the nool OF pplled $
ence was elected captain Of tne columbia freshman
football team yesterday afternoon, and oscar
RempeI Houston Ci Brooklyn. junior. vii he rs
manager.
v Att is n touchback. The impetus which
sent the bail across the linc was given by op.
ponent. In safctes the rules say. provided the
impetus which caused the ball to pass from ousidc
the goal to or behind the goal line was given by
the Side defending the goal" see sections and
d OF Rulc 1. NSo see Rule 49, section {.
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ST. Louis, Oct. %. - Two fayorites. Happy
Chappy aud Elastic With the same NUN Der of second
choices won fur of tho events a. the Fair Grou
TO day, Buccleuth. favorte in the feature race
OF the day, was practically left at the post, while
Schwslbe the second choice. cut out her own nun .
ming and won handly by two lengths from pocSkin.
an outsider.
First Rae, -- Five furiong. - The Light. %
Houbrel. TO l. won. One Morc. 100 w. Waldo
TO |, second Ranco, 100 ID Gilmore. .to |. third
Time, 0lsa
second Rscc--SN furionzs Happy Chappy.
iCS GAudenl. s to 8. won: The Advocate 100 tFaun.
,eroyi, to I, second Cselans, i03 ". Walsh.
To l. third, IimC llS
Third Race One mile and 70 yards -Eisme,
io5 WATSON j 20 L. won, Charles NJ ii2 tt. Walsh,
10 to /. second; Guide Rock io7 'BridewelD, to l.,
third Time. l$si
Fourth Rare-Stx ilrlongs Elastic, il3 DALE
s to 5. won, Dt. SchstN, a3 Head 80 to 1, second
Hllee, 10 %. Walsh, to I, third. Time. llt
Fifth Rsce-One mile Schvalbe, i0+ ,Valdol.
. 10 g. won, Doeskn 100 UDudenl, 10 To I, second,
Jack Demund i07 R. Steele, 8 to I, third. Time
i3Ns
Ella, los tSrullyl, 10 won Orris, loo tRrdewelh
10 /. second, Crchn. los &c. Delh 3" to I. third
Time, bsa.
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n nv.
How ling Games Tonight.

American National Tournament Mont gomeIy,
Scvea- twenty four aud NlyonQliu, At th' White
Ilepnani alleys.
knights Of Columbus lcagV" Tournament
san SalN adot Council. Gcnou Council and RIVER
side Council, IT starr aUey~
Germania National 1Ournau' mont Monumental.
Gotham and MotnlncSdc, a. IN" Gcrmania A
Semhly Rooms alleys
New York League Tournament Mornngade
StickerS and Monarch. At Nwgun and rIrlss's
alleys.
Harlem League Tournament Century Wheel
men, Washington H,gEt> and control Park
At rhun ana kHNiStpr. all,N,
New YORK Royal Ar,auvW League tournament
section Ne \lnu, tpVr %. Cn'aN Council
and suburban COM 'l Scot on .. " = Hancock
Council. Audubon Council aud >'inIcl Council
al Stars aucyS.
NorhVillc League ToumauCu' parh Royal
Hclga'c and Ho''eutut, Al ~rru''".s aucvs
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W EsTCHEsTEF

The Squadron mcn set 4 fast and furious
pace and were aggressive from the tlrow-in
Within the first minute of play Earle received
"A crack Oh the lead from Il mallet and time
Was called Tho opening quarter gave
Squadron 4 3 aud Westcl ester F! goals. The
soldiers scored the singl" goal made in the
third In the fourth period Westth ster OF
into the game grandy. running up tN,
straight and tyny. the score with three
minutes to play. Neither side could knock
q winning goa o"d n nth period was neces-
sary II was almost too dark to sec the ball
m n, tes OF desperate riding Colby scored the
wlnnnig goa for SQUADRON 4
Esrsd soss,,,Wss'cheS,e,' q squsdTon5 qon A. T.
Q: Wesichester. Referee --Kingdop Gould
TImckseper-E W, Elliott.
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1ouchdoWns hcNhN wilson ntuneL'' ,iuh
-Gardnrr Referee -Okcson, lshigh. m.
r-e Armstrong Naic Tuc o' hsli % and
.n minutes Substitutes -Nsisnn for WchardSon,
Mitchell ,or Dick Vascular ior fortnor MarNhall
Tor Gardner. SChlabsck for Aiken.
COLUMBIA. q. COLLEGE, o
The first OF a series oi exhibition games
W.. held on south Field Yesterday afternoon,
when the Columbia VARSITY PLAYED a picked
college team before q large body of alumni
who had been invited to watch the work
of the team Townsend and Fisher made
large gains for tn. Varsity aud Stangand
yot through tackle on a new play for forty
yard run and touchdown. Me'zenthin
OF the COLLEGE surprised the VARSITY on
the lineup bv running the klCk-on back
forty yards before he was downed. The
n"w formations known as .trst and sec;
oui emploved hy the Varsity. worked
bHau,ifully and accounted for half OF their
Gains StanSland's playing AZ full back
WIS Tie host Saen thl. wear.
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Joe Cho!nski's Contest With George
Gardiner 10 on.

The proposed twenty.round contest be-
tween Joe Choynski and George Gardiner Of
Lowell. which was to have been decided be-
fore the San trancisS2 4 on Oct 81, .as
u appears that the club did not like CLoyn-
skis stowlng In his recent mill With Kid
carter and thou ght the bout wo> I'd not draw
Negotiations are on. to arrangd match be-
tween Jack Root and Gardiner.
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Oncr OF sS 5000 for TwO.Year.Oid Lem
Reed.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. % Pat German.
the Cincinnati racing man. has offered 5000
TO Wesley Field, for the crack two-ycsr-
old Lem Reed. by Imp, Victory, dam, Mer-
tie Reed by Imp. Cavalier. The younpst'r
revor ss started, but showed trial o. 80
furlonss In i;0i 20. the nrst quarter 10 .??'.
lem heed Is cnt.r.d IN several big DerUlcs
next year, and is held az slo,Voo,
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I'OfO.
squadron \ Wins Exciting Game Of Five
Periods From West chester.

LAKEWOOD. oct. 20 The Squadron 4
polo team won from Westchester in spec
tacular style here to-day after the score
had been tied by the latter club Vest
chester took The field giving their opponents
two goals 10 Offset superior rating, and were
entirely out played in the three periods.
SQUADRON 4. wEsTCHEsrEF
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Turf Notes,

RED RASE Oct, %. THE SILVER Brook stock
farm d, Shrewsbury. owned by Lrciep o. Aprleey,
the aell.kuowu turin sAsed 70 day tot narles
Hill the tIaineI The lease Is for three years from
Nov l. The dwelling Is spacious building and
the outbpildnsS. including the numerous etabhs.
are strictly modern. The property Is not far from
the Little Silver ratlroah station.
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shipment OF Mr. Belmonrs Ycar,,ngs.

SARATOGA. Oct, 80. Fifteen Of August
Bemonts yearling running horses we're
ipped this evening from his Nelson avenue
stables to his turf quarters at Babylon, y ].
r.e remaining fourteen yearlings will be
sent In few days to the South. where they
will winter.
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Nashua Harness Races.

NASHUA y. H. oct, -. The talent enjoyed
good Srvrt az the Nashua track this afternoon
The ??j ,rot postponed from Tuesday, was won
b., GyD after si1 heats. Frank Nokum had walk
over in the I'll pace and took the race 10 thee
straight after the hrst heat. The ?Ia pace was
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other Football a'nes.

AZ New Heven-Iale Freshmen. 8. Ando>er. 6
~ New Bruu SuiCk RutgetS, 8, SNarthrnorc, -
~ Fort Lee Hamilton. ls, Bernsrd :"
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Totals

Conklin wa- only up over Mrrdock al the
twenty seventh hole. but, aided by on
the thirty-ftth green, when he negotiated
a th-iooi put. he was again uY. The thirty
sixth hole however. was Won by MurdoCk
in a clever 3 10 4. for Conkin needed thr."
puts. This LETT the IrinCetonian up for
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'TCIleIltd l0lc. NtInuAfl rINN N. 10 NaU WHO
brushing away leaves on the % '.t,lrS green
Baker lost his lead o. the morning and
could only hLlve with ,ticr. lie went out
in the afternoon ia ~ uHl Gftrr being az one
time ! NJ was still up AZ 'nc twenty-seNentl!
hole Chick hung on de- Drra'olr and squared
N, mat Ch by a par t;ce ul the home grncu.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

TO INSURE PROPER CLASsIFICA-
TION IN THE SUNDAY sJN ADSER-
TIsENENTs MUST III HANDED N
NOT LATER THAN u y. w. SATURDAY.
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Now beglTs tNr real CNrOnlCTe OF PrInOc-
tons hard ll"i Three up in the morning,
l,arretson fond Brown n much harder pro.
position IN TIE afternoon. toI the Harvard
captain was pdtiinS like one inspired The
Princeton ..n struggled bravely, with Willie
Wier for ,Gudie but lie was beaten hy two ny.
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tFstshlShcd 1917
VAN TASSEII 4 kEARNEYS
Auction sales
OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
ARR HELD REGULARLY EVERY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY

AT THEIR HoilSE AUCTION MART.
$50 and 10? East 18th ST.
Between Third and Fourth Avs, New York
Catalogues ready morning Of each sale. Pup'
chasers will always nnd q large ana interesting
list to select from.
Those desiring to sell can make entries a.
any time up TO =. d. the day before the
sale.
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The individual championship begins. this
morning with a qualifying round Of eighteen
holes { Hitchcock, lr of Vale, isthe holder
OF the title Tie Harvard team gsin ed the
possession for the wear Of the cham pionship
trophy, each member OF the teankwinninS
prize outright
orange, oct. :? Miss Helene hernandez
and Miss Charles will play in the final in he
women's championship tournament az tho
Essex County Country Club on SATURDAY.
This afternoon Miss Hernandez beat Miss
Hester Kyle. NJ and TO play. and Miss
Charles heat Miss Edna Howard, w and
4 10 play. The putting and approaching
match was won by Mis- Laura Bower.
BrLLrv1rLY. oct ~ The women golfers
of the Forest Hi Field Club won from the
Newark \ {. players yesterday by !: to q.
The scores
Fore,, Hnl--Miss Hlscock. e Ny. Woodruff s.
MrN, Cory. II; Miss Clarke. "a Miss Ensign, -.
Total. 50
Eewark 4. C-MiSs Durand. 0. Mrs. Dickinson
o. Mrs MscCucheon. q. Miss Flood o, Miss Trippc
o. Total, o.
AZ tho Essex County Country Club YES
terday the home PLAYERS beat the MontClair
Golf Club team by 81 70 1. The score was.
Essex County-H. A. Colby, T. &. W. o'Connor
3. G. S Smith, O. ". Watson. 8; {. a. Gould, g. / C.
Reynolds o Total. al,
Monclair-Alan kcnnadsy. q; 7. T, Reid O.
Paul Wilcox 81 Or. o. {. culver o. L. Daniels o.
l.. \, Freeman. |. Total. T.
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ANNAPOLIS. oct - The idshipmen
showed this afternoon that they mad not en-
tirely lost ability to play football. as they
defeated the University of Peuu-ylvanta
by score OF 10 to q The cadets played 10y
Ia poUs team and scored in each half Penn
syIvania also scored in the first half on a
centre plunge with Bennett carrying the ball
Gardiner was injured in the first half and
dropped out Of the game He loss was
greatly felt in he second half. Psnn-vyauia.
somewhat nervous condition. and tumpling
lost her the game The Quaker were as
good ~ the locals IN steady ground gaining.
II not their superiors. but time after time
th- good work Was neutrallzed by inability
20 hold the ball The Navy. however. showed
ilrdoubted Improvement 4 new half back.
Wilson. had a trial and looks like find
IN. Navy playe tackle back formation.
htIt the tackle wac not in the line of backs,
as was Pennsylvaniu's. but ahead Of II and TO
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from touchdovn> Thorpe Z? Tine Of halles-
- minutes Substitutes S,adkvs for NolN, Tom %
ln>on for Duden Whitvrll for SHAW. lawson 'oT
brennan Jones for Thinner. Mackenzie for Met
5snthlu. Framback for Miller. Pembroke tor Posi-
DsNAllier for Wood MCCoiom for DcSallet.
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TOuchdown> -kafcr. Hatt, = McIIaNe. NOott.
Goal, from touchdouns II Wit, 49,. Referee
Pearson Princeton. tmp.re-DauH Prin' e,on.
Sub,ttu,es- Barney for Brown. Waller for D,Wtt,
Nettrr!ein for Burke. :. MctlaNe for Hart. IL.
McClsyc for Kafer kcamer for snyder. HarDlan
Tor Collins Mesner for zimmerman. zimmerman
tr smith Time of halves Is minutes.
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pRowX-pA1IsGAME CANCELLED

PnovIpFSct. Oct - The BroNn-Bst
football game. which was scheduled 10 he
played here this afternoon. WAS cancelled
hv Bates The reason Rates gives Is tNAt
many OF her PLAYERS are out of tne game
and her team is IN such = crippled condi-
ton that she is entirely unfit 20 meet Browns
strong eleven Rush one Of Browns stars.
j. laid up Ia bed ha wing urt 'u'self while
tacknS the dummy. H. injury IL not
I ought to be very ST. Gus. u"cv.r, 20
Mat he will proba hly no able 10 play IN
l., I'd "a 4t,,a SATURDAY
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The scores In the arcade tournament last n sht
were a. follows
Hector Team NJ l-Boschen ioi: Stuhr. So.
Elfcrs as: Gracber. 10. Koher i0+ Total, 49,,
Court Ellsworth -We,ngart. oi; Jaeger 81.
Hraun, ~. DtcvfusS. 81 Pohle 40 Total, 2T?
Hector Team No. ?-Uarnrcke. 5s Man,cl, 10:
H,'nau. 20 { Grseber. o.; Bonn. ~ Total 700
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Tho eleyen ot New Palt2 NormaI college
was defeated uv Fordharn on tire lattsrs
grounds Yesterday, Ford, am's, scoring was
dom, in 'ho first lilt on three long runs OF
eighty, thirtv ard TOO yards by curtin. In
,he second half. New Paltz was strengthened
bv a iew fresN mon and was d ble To keep
fordham from scoring. Hutton played a
plnckv game for I - visitors and on two occa-
sions nearly scored for New Palt2 Foc-
srty and Plunkltt did great work for the
bronx eleven
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iood star, won easily, Anur. ch. 6 I. hy Rob
OWNED by John A. Drake.
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There was a decided improve ment In the York.
VILE League Tournament gsncS al Schutics alleys
last night The scores:
vIRSr CANE
Clpper-Kreppeneck, 1872; Wilson. l5a Storrk.
?oi. Lehman. 1856; Walters, lS Total. SO
Csnnon-Hoppe. 1872 Crocoll. i5'; J. klunpp.
iE. Weber, li6 G.. klumpp, lS. Total. $50
SECOND UAME.
Cannon Hoppe 10 Crocoll. liz; J. Klumpp.
ibo; Weber. iSH. g. klumpp, i6?. Total, 1S
Stichers-Flower. 17a Turek. iel; Wit'mcr 23'.
Klotz. 1877; T. Nnm, 10. Total. 0Si.
THIRD GAME.
Clipper Kreppeneck lis. wilson. 1856 Storck.
III, Walters, isl: Lehman is5. Total 81.
Stickers- Flower. 100 Turck, 100 NNtmer. lp,
Klotz. 1871; +. Nilm. los. Total. p2s.
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last nights games 10 the Norih Side League
resulted as follows:
VrRsr aAMR.
Clarenont -hesser. ljS. Boctier. I51: Noll-
brach,. iSS. Hcit, iss Pump. lTs Total. s?e
BronSdslc Crosby. iI3; Herr. iiS Riehl. 1876:
Kncif. i5i. Benson, 49, Total. 733.
SECOND GAyY.
BronS dale Crosby. l5l: Herr. 49,? Reihl. 100.
Kneif. ij7; Benson. lss. Total, 'IS.
Friendship Ritsert, las. laun, 100 Schodei.
i4s: koeller. l5s, Post. ie7. Total, .7Ss
eleventh frame -Bronxdale. eS, friendship. s.
TuIkp GAME.
Clsremont-Kosser, 1874. Boettier. lie: Vol
bracht. i7s Het. l?a Pump. ISL. Total. $50.
Friendship Ritscrt. 1871. Laun. i5. Schoder.
i5s: koellcr. Ii, Post. ial. Total. 80,
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Walter tsan had Poole hypnotl2ed by the
memory OF their past meetings and h" won
by no less than savcn holes The tally shows
tov they tared
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Tor maiden taree year olds and upward four.
n pounds under tie scale tgpc added the Withers
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roor start won driving MISS Buttermilk. b. e..
~ Handspring -Splsndour owned by Dryer d
T.,
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eteenlecnase for tntee year olds aud upward,
ve pounds under the scale, 500 added about two


selling for three year old, and upward; ten
-nlndS below the scale $500 added allowance last
- sLrl,nrs and q hAli o. lrc MltheEs nlle.
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CHANGE OF VENUE
FOR MORTENSEN.
Prisoner Will Not be Tried in Salt Lake
loOeIe Will Probably be the Place
And Morse the Judge.

The News has received definite in
formation that when The case Of tho
state Of Titan va Peter Monensen
charged with murder In the FIRST degree
comes up for trial It viii not be In this
city, MOI IN this county and not before
Judge Stewart
It is stated by one who Is in post
ton TO know, but whose name II is not
necessary to mention at this time, that
before the case Is set for trial, mo-
ton viii be made by the alleged MUIR
derers counsel for a change Of venue
to TQoele county that the motion win
be granted and that the case viii be
tried before Judge Morse and jury
composed of citizens Of the county
mentioned, No particular reason is
given for this proposed change except
that the defendants attorneys VIII be
anxious Ia have the case tried away
from Salt Lake,
Under the law, change Of venue can
be taken 20 any place In the district,
but not outside Of the district and II
the case is tried before Judge Morse,
and the most positive assurance Is
given that It VIII be, It win go. 70 Too
ele county Il Is further stated hat
the case win not be delayed longer
than necessary, which rs an Indication
that II viii be called up before many
weeks have passed
II Is the belief Of many that Morten-
sen, on account Of the prejudice against
him, could not get fair trial here al
so that the people OF the outside ooun-
ties are not 80 much wrought up over
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-27
in THE GRASP OF THE FROST KING.
Temperature Falls TO Four Degrees Below Zero in This City
Colder at Outside neutrality-suspicious. With Other
Frosty Occasions

The cold snap is beginning 60 abate,
but the Ice king Is only slowly releas-
ing his singing grasp aud il WIN be
the middle OF the week, II not longer
before any weather suggestive Of
warmth returns, The cold spell began
in earnest late Saturday afternoon, and
by p, M, the prophecies Of the wealth
er Office were beginning to be realized.
The mercury had fallen 20 degrees
below zero by q. m, yesterday, ac-
cordlng 10 the government record, while
on the streets II was degrees below
and at The state prison the mercury
registered Z below zero. Out In the
country Il was even colder The cold
wave is widely spread over this west
crn country. AT ogden yesterday, the
mercury fell TO IL degrees below, and
at Logan il was degrees below, AT
Modena the thermometer registered Ia
degrees below yesterday morning, but
Il was 8 below last night and later rose
10 below
The temperature In this city yester-
day did not reach any higher than 10
degrees uuONt. anu NJ o'oV TINS IHVlllHbi
the mercury stood al 3 degrees above
zero-something Of relief over the Pfc
vious morning The barometer has
been stationary for the last twenty
four hours standing al 1858 inches, II
has been colder before In Salt Lake
City. on January H. 1888, the mercury
fell 10 II below zero-a cold snap that
many od-tihers here viii remember,
when sulphate Of soda chrystals formed
along the shore Of the lake In Immense
quantities. and the fresh and salt wa
ters OF the lake began to separate. The
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LATE LOCALS,

The state board OF corrections met
this afternoon In the Deseret National
rank TO pass on the bids Of the Inter.
mountain Electric company the Cen
era Electric company, and the Salt
Lake Electric Supply company on the.
new electrical appliances and machln-
cry to be- placed In the state prison,
OF the bodd there were present Gov
The butter market Is healthy supply
George a, Lowe, Warden Dow and
Clerk stowe, and representatives Of the
three companies were present a long
list Of hemzed material had TO be
considered oud passed upon in detail
Postmaster Thomas has received an
inquiry from the supervising architect
Of the treasury today asking for copies
Of the plumbing and sanitary regula-
lions Of this city, and regulations as
to the use Of water The supervisor
wishes also 10 know whether the water
supply Of the city Is In the hands Of
y pslyate corporation or of the city IT.
self
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fresh water gathered rt the surface
froze, and for a number OF places along
the south shore OF the lake WeIe umef
Ice Hoes But II was colder on Janu
airy co. 1883. when the mercury fell 60
20 below zero. This present cold spe
has resulted In great deal OF ncop
venlence and some suffering; also lots
OF frozen pipes and good slelshlng
Enough snow fell last week TO keep M
the sleighlng; as long es the cold lasts
the sleighing viii do the same. II ls
now IN order TO write poems on such
themes as THE iclcles on his NOUS
tache" Rising early and building
fires, "Froze out Of his home, or the
sad story OF busted water pipe, "The
breeze that hoated through the broken
window pane" etc. There are people
I'm this town who are willing 10 bet that
Tennyson never wrote In such weather
as this, Call me early IN the morning,
Mother" And while speaking of such
trite subject as the weather, II Is not
out OF place 10 quote from Hoods Conn
lc Annual GAS The days begin to
lengthen,so the cold begins to strength
en-
The weather map OF Yesterdays
meteorology has a rather frigid aspect.
Even New Orleans felt the cold north
or with the mercury at 50, and at Yu-
matt was g. The lowest temperatures
reported were "A below ut Moorhead,
and S6 below at Winnipeg, At Denver,
the mercury fell 10 20 degrees below
zero, from which some grains of con-
ISOLATION may be gathered by Salt Lake
people who imagine the weather clerk
has been unwarrantably severe with
them. The skies today threaten fur
Their fall Of snow, which the farmers
and ranchmen sincerely hope will come.