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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-27
Cycling.
Championship Possibilities.

This early in the n. G. A. circuit game
II is hard to make any predictions as to
its probable outcome. The adherents of
Frank Kramer gleefully point to his
many wins already this season but the
other circuit chasers have friends who
look to them for championship honors
John T. Fisher of the Monarch cycling
team and Iver Lawson. Cleveland cycling
team, seem to be excellent possibilities
while the unexpected might happen
among such riders as Owen S. Kimble
Lester Wilson and Eddie Bald. -'Piugger
BIZ Martin, who won the last Australian
wheel race with its first prize of 81 600
incidentally cashing 10000 in bets is now
Il member Of the Cleveland cycling team
and should make things interesting be-
fore the season ends. Martin. who has
been termed the Iron Man." is ono of
the n1arvels of cycling. for his racing
career extends over q period Of twenty
years; yet with his q years. he is now
travelling faster than ever before In his
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DRUNKEN MAN SHOOTS UP" HIS HOME
AND DRIVES OUT WIFE AND CHILDRE

Enraged because hje wife refused to
cook him hot meal at , O'Clock this
morning, Eph Madsen, laborer, living
near the Jordan river. shot the light
out of his house and is charged with
having threatened to murder his whole
family this morning. In the darkness
resulting from the first shot. Mrs.
Madsen escaped and called the police,
but Madsen succeeded in getting away
before he could be caught.
According to the story related to the
officers by Mrs. Madsen. her husband
came home this morning about ,
o'clock in a drunken condition and de-
manded that she cook him a hot meal
and make him some hot tea. She
demonstrated with him for being drunk
and told him she could not cook meal
at that time of the night.
At this Madsen became enraged, and
whipping a revolver from his pocket,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-27
PRESIDENT DISAPPRovES.
Courtmartial Cases Of Philippine
Scouts Returned.

Washington. July 26.-The president
has returned to the war department. the
cases of Major Edwin s Glenn. Fifth
infantry; First Lieutenant Julian eau
jot, Eighteenth cavalry. and Lieutenant
jOl. Eighteenth cavalry. and Lieutenant
Norman G.. Cook. Philippine scouts.
Glenn was found guilty by the courts
and sentenced to be suspended for one
month, and to forfeit $50 of his pay:
Gauj' was found guilty and sentenced
to sd spension for three months and to
forfeit $50 per month during that pc
riod. Cook was acquitted.
The president approves the finding in
the case of Major Glenn and Lieuten-
ant Gaujot. and disappRoves the action
OF the court in the case of Lieutenant
Cook
He makes no comment on the case
whatever beyond the approval in the
TWO cases and disapproval in the one
Glenn was tried by eourtmartial for
administering the water cure to the
presidents of Igbares. and Gaujot for
administering the water cure TO three
natives. Lieutenant Cook was tried
on the charge of ordering three natives
to be shot by the AIacabebe scouts
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Lawson Speaks Well of Linton.

According to Iver Lawson. who RECENTLY
returned from Europe. the fastest man on
the other side behind the motors is Tom
Linton, VINO proved a failure in this
country last year. He says the ex-coal
miner could win every race in which he
started II ne would only provide himself
with proper pace. Incidentally IL might
De mehtlohed that the foreigners are now
using Water-ja excited tWefVe-horsa pnvrer
motors on their tandems that can easily
furnish "A speed OF a mile minute. Wind
tect the chief actor are rugged 10 the ian
dem so that a rider of ordinary ability
ensconced behind the protecting shields
can travel from forty to forty-five miles
in the hour.
Lawson says that Ellegard and MYERS
are the best sDriaters in Europe With
lne former as mate Lawson captured
first honors in the worlds TANDEM cham
pionship at Rome. There is a possjhle
chance that Myers will pay another visit
10 America before the season ends.
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TO UMPIRE WAR GAME
Both Army and Navy Have Ap-
pointed Arbitrators - Will
Make Final Decision.

Washington, July 26--The army and the
navy have appointed their arbitrat0rs 10
make the decision in the joint maneuvers
on the Atlantic coast in September. The
war department has selected Brigadier
General Tasker H Bliss and Lieutenant
Colonel John p. Storey. The navy has
selected Rear Admiral Philip H Cooper.
who has been on special duty I'm COnnec-
ton with the defenses Of the Atlantic
coast. and Captain William Swift,
member of the general board.
Major General Macarthur. commanding
the department Of the east. and Rear Al
mirsl HigginsOn, commanding the North
Atlantic station the two Officers IN d.
rect supervision of the maneuvers, have
been charged with the selection Of the
fifth arbitrator
As already stated umpires viii he sta
toned on each of the ships and II the
forts TO make decisions Of individual
work but the board of arbitra tors named
above is TO be charged with the announce
ment OF the final decision as To whether
the army or the navy has been victorious
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IRISH MEMBERS
DEN0UNCE TRUST
Expect That Wyndham viii Have
Them Arrested.
TO VOTE ON EDUCATION BILL
LANDLORDS BITTERLY De
NoUNCED BY UNITED LEAGUE.

r ONION, July 26.--The closing days
OF the session of parliament are
witnessing heated discussion of
the ever-recurring Irish questions
This week was especially notable for
the fierceness of the accusations and
recriminations banded across the mar
row forum of the house of commons
The resentment of the Irish members
was stirred TO an unusual degree by
the discovery of alleged secret docu-
ments Of the land trust, organized by.
the landlords for the avowed purpose
of resisting threatening combinations
Of tenants and suppressing the boy
cotting and intimidating instigated by
the United Irish league or otherwise
The Irish leaders point out that Lord
CiOnbrook and Lord Barrymore of Bar
rymore Cbetter known as Arthur Hugh
Smith Barry chairman Of the Ma
ti0nal Union and Conservative associa-
tons who are among the prime movers
Of The trust. signed the same week. as
privy councillors, proclamation from
Dublin castle, enforcing the coercion
act over half of Ireland.
All the trustees of the trust, the
Duke of Abercorn, Lord Waterford,
Lord Ashton, Lord Clonbrook, Lord
Barrymore ard two others, as priyy
councillors. The trust has a long list
OF subscribers and ample funds for
fighting the tenants and the league
which is behind them.
Irish Leaders Expect Arrest.
We shall not be surprised said
John Redmond. chairman of the United
Irish league, to representative of the
Associated Press, IF O'Brien, Dillon,
Davitt. myself and other leaders are
arrested at Mr.. Wyndhams instance
within a fortnight. In fact. we are
rather expecting to be arrested on
charges of unlawful assembling and
intimidation.
They have already brought injunc-
tons and damage suits against us in
diyidually."
Asked whether any remedy had been
evolved for the conditions complained
of, Mr.. Redmond replied:
Agitation. Constant and increased
agitation, until we secure sufficient
strength to defeat the purposes of the
government concerning Ireland
On one important measure, however.
the Irish Nationalists intended to vote
with the government. namely. the edu-
cation bill.
Throughout the long and acrimonious
discussion of the details of the bill,
the Irish members often sided with the
opposition. but on the final action they
viii not abandon Catholic principles.
and consequently will not vote for the
separation of religious and secular in
structiOn
The vote against the education bill
will be small in proportion to the ire
mendcus agitation of the non-cOnform-
lists against the measure.
Many prominent ncn-conformists de-
clare they win carry out their avowed
purpose of refusing to pay school taxes
under a law which does not allow pro
portionate representation of the tax
payers on the school boards
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-27
MEALEY'S CHARGE TRUE
Senator Penrose Files Papers
With President to Substan-
tiate Texans Claims.

Washington, July 26.-Some weeks ago
Senator Penrose filed papers with the
president. which. he asserted tended to
substantiate the charge made by Mr.
Mealey, the American who has been in
trouble in Mexico. against United States
Ambassador CLAYTON. to the effect that
the ambassador was directly interested to
the extent of 100 shares in mining cor
porafion antagonistic to Mealeys claims.
The papers were referred TO the state
department ard now the Senator has
been informed by Acting Secretary Hill
that the president has decided to send
them to Mexico, inviting Mr. Clayton 70
examine them and make report
The case of Mealey was one of two re-
ferred to in the stirring debate in the
senate in the last session. involving an en-
counted between Senators Bailey and
BeVeridge.
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Results at Butte.

Butte, Mont, July 26--Results:
First race, selling, six furlongs-Al-
moner won, Skip Me second, Joe X.
third Time-1:l5.
Second race, selling. mile and forty
yards-Eleven Bells won, Billy Moore
second, Frank Pearce third. Time
1:44%
Third race, selling, six furlongs-
Kohnwreath won, Decapa second, AL
garcia third. Time: 141z.
Fourth race. owners handicap, purse,
ile-Wolhurst Won, Nirgie dor sec
ond. Straggler third. Time-1:4o
Fifth race, handicap, six and a half
furiongs-M won, Pope Leo
second. ,Captivate third. Time: 20S4
Sixth race, handicap, four furlongs-
Aurora b. won. Abba l.. second, Mid
love third. Times seconds.
Seventh race, hurdles, handicap, mile
and furlong-Duke of York II won,
Phil Archibald second, Poorlands third.
Time-2:05.
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ii is said threatened to kill his wife and
children il the meal was not cooked.
Mrs. MadseR attempted TO take the
gun away from him, and he fired a
shot. Mrs. MadSen does not know
whether he fired at her or not, but if
he did the bullet went wide and struck
the lamp, turning all into darkness.
Selling this opportunity, Mrs. Madsen
slipped from the house with the chill
dren and ran TO the Rio Grande depot.
where she teiephOned for the police.
Officers Eddington and Johnson
rushed to the scene in the patrol Wag-
on and found the frightened woma .
and children outside, afraid to go near
the house. The officers went inside and
made a search of the house, but could
not find Madsen- He had taken adj
vantage of the absence of his wife TO
slip away. The officers are watching
for him, though, and expect 10 arrest
him by morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-27
A MYSTERY SOLVED.
Florence Ely and Frank Rogers Prob
ably Committed Suicide.

Chicago. July es.-A discovery which
may throw some light upon the fate OF
Miss Florence Ely and her nephew Fra NJ
Rogers who disappeared nysteriousiv
from the home of her parents in Evan
stOn last year. has been made at Racine.
Wis. says the Record-Herald
a piece OF cardboard. which was found
words:
oct 10. 1901: Ma and Pa-Neet US in
heaven We are going TO commit suicide
MISS Florence Ely and Frank Rogers =
Miss Ely and her nephew were Traces
70 Racine. where they stopped at a hotel
They took a car north from there and
no further trace NJ them could ne found
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Chess Tournament.

Hanover. July 26.-The contestants en-
gagged in the international Chess Masters
tournament were this morning paired for
the fifth round of the contest according 10
the eighth round of the Gerger schedule.
At the first adjournment, which was TAX
en- at I O'Clock this afternoon, only one
game had been decided, Gunsberg having
resigned to Suechting. While Pilisbury
had decided advantage on the fifth
board against POpiel, il could be said
even nOSiriOnS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-27
SMALL POWDER HOUSE
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING

Washington, July 26.-During a Sc
we're electrical storm, which swept
down the Potomac river Thursday,
lightning struck one of the small pow
der houses at the Indian Head prov
ing ground andsburned up $4,000 pounds
of smokeless powder.
Rear Admiral O'Neill, chief of the
naval ordnance bureau. states that he
has not received an official report on
the matter, but private advices are TO
the effect that no persons were injured
by the accident. the damage being con-
fined tc a few broken windows in a
nearby office.
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Steiner and Charles D. Jacobs also
started.
2:0S class pace. purse $1.5O9, two il
three-Martha Marshall won first and
fourth heats in 2:O61z. 2:1324. Sphinx
3 Won the third heat in 2:10. You Bet
won the second heat in 2:07. Chest
nut, The Bishop and c. F. w. also
started.
2;1z class pace, purse $1,000. three in
fixe-Slyvia One won the fifth, sixth
and seventh heats in 2:13A, 2.13A
2:lSh- Dandy Chimes won the first
and fourth heats in 2.OS2t, 2:13 King
Charles won the second and third
heats in 2;es1s. 2:11A. Funston, Orrin
B., Willie Osborne, GraSShopper, Mus
tard, Jamimi, Riley McKeen, Dick
Wilson, Uncle John and Sister Hattie
also started.
2:25 class trot. purse $1,000, two in
three-Betsy Tell won two straight
heats in 2:15, 2;1s. The Questor, Po-
teen, Miss Johnson, William Tell,
Daisy Direct and May Monday also
started.
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SUIT AGAINST LANDLORDS.

Irish Leaguers File injunction
Against Trustees of Trust.
Dublin. July 2e.-Another step in the
Irish land war has been taken in the
fling of an injunction suit brought by
John Redmond. William O'Brien, John
Dillon and Michael Dayitt, representing
the United Irish league, against the
landlords constituting the new trust,
who uphold the De Freyne estate ten
ant trouble. This suit alleges conspir
acy on the part of the land trust to
prevent the plaintiffs from accomplish
ing by lawful means the reform of par
lament respecting the Irish laws.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-27
WONDERS OF ELECTRICITY.
Feats That Were Once Deemed Impos.
sible Are Soon TO Be Achieved.

NEW 1Orh " OfIu.E
Passenger trains at $50 miles an hour.
Heating houses from power station
miles away. Household cooking by cleo
trieity. Production of costly chemicals
by electrical processes. Simplifying
and Tightening human labor. Immense
saving in cost and production of many
commodities
These are some of the things prophe-
sled by members of the Institute of
Electrical Engineers in convention at
Great harrington. Mass
Produce the capital and We viii pro-
duce the results. is their cry
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The ssClara,' a Winner.

London. July 26--Tne annual Ostend to
Dover yacht race was Won today by the
Clara. with the Nansara fa second place
The Bona the Brynhfld and the Creole
also competed.
The Cicely went over the course with
the yachts. though she was not entered
in the competition. She led grandly. and
covered the course. slightly over seventy
miles. in record time, four hours and
fifty-four minutes
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CenniS.
Tennis Tournament Results.

Chicago. July 26.-Kreigh Collins won
the finals in singles in the western ten
mis- tournament by defeating L H
Waidner in three straight sets. 60, 81,
SO In the semi finals in doubles, Lit
tie and Alexander won from Emerson
and Dieh1. Cd. S-6, ga. Waidner and
Collins defeated T. Emerson and Miller,
Ga, 60, 6-3. The championship round
in singles between r. ID. Little and Col
Inns will be played next Tuesday. while
the championship in doubles will be on
Monday
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L. A. w. on Decline

New York. July 2s.-By vote of the
executive committee of the League of
American Wheelnen the once Dovre7-ful
New Jersey division of the organization
has been abolished. II is believed to fore
shadow general shake-up of the league
IN other states where apathetfc Officers
retain titles, like measures are antIcj-
pated, the national officers taking charge
until aggressive men shall have been
chosen.
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Tuesday Nights Programme.

The management of the saucer track
announced last evening that the post
poned motor race of twenty miles between
Samuelson and TUrvilIe would be the fea-
ture at Tuesday nights races. Ii is also
said that there will be no long motor
paced races this season. as the motors
cannot be relied upon. There will also
be a half-mile professional handicap.
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WESTERN PENSIONS GRANTED.

Washington. July 2e-The pension bu-
reau has announced the following west
ern pensions.
IIah-Maryette Griffin. Ogden. IS: ia
cob Potter Payson. increase. SIC: Silas
Livingston. Ogden. original IS.
Idah0-Sidney l. NidEer, RathdFun1 in
crease. $40: Thomas Ogle. jr.. Peck. orig
inal So: Providence Nerrips Dempsey
original. s.. James c. Graves. Mount Ida
no, war with Spain, original. IS; Samuel
q. Cheney. Beise. increase. SI2: Emily
Cheney. Boise. increase. s.: Peter Larsen.
Pocatello. war with Spain. original. S.
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Iver Lawson Third

Newark, \. j.. July 26.-At the Walls
burg bicycle races today Frank L Kra-
Her won the half-mile championship
with Owen S Kimbie second, liver Law
son third and Major Taylor fourth. aft
er hard struggle Time-1:1s %
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Ore, by two laps and 200 yards, the
track measuring one-third of a mile
around. Walthour's time was 2S:52 20
Floyd Mcfarland of San Jose. Cal, I'm
ished third. but quit two laps before the
twenty miles had been completed.
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Tennis at Navant.

Navant, Mass. July 26.-The Navant
clubs invitation tennis tournament
closed today with the finish in doubles
II. Ward and d. H. Davis defeated NJ.
D. Whitman and L. z Ware in straight
sets The winners showed superior
skill
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Australians Win Cricket Match.

London, July 26.-Australia won the
test cricket match with alI-England by
three rounds. The finish was the most
sensational ever witnessed In England.
This morning the Australians were dis
missed for IS runs in their second inning
and the EngliShmen set about the task of
making up the 123 runs which were re-
quired to make them winners. but they
barely failed to accomplish this, owing 10
a rain sOdden wicket
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REMAINS OF MARY HOGAN.

Butte. Mont July 2S.-A special TO the
Miner from MLssoula SAYS that the re-
mains of Nary Hogan. who disappeared
from her homo May s. were today dis
covered lodged in a tree that stood out
in the current OF the St Regis river by
some fishermen. The girl left on a horse
and it is supposed she attempted TO ford
the stream which was then flooded
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MEET ALL CoMERs.
English Tennis Players Coming to
Trim Americans.

New York, July 26.-R- F. and II. L.
Doherty. the English tennis champions.
who viii land today from the steamer
I.ucania viii meet all corners in the
American championships at the Crescent
Athletic club at Bay Ridge. Brooklyn.
The Americans who will play against
the Dohertys for the Davis International
Challenge trophy on the Crescent courts
on Aug. s. and 6 will be NJ ID. Whitman,
w a Larned, d. +. Davis and HolcOmbe
Ward Whitman and Larned will play
singles and Ward and Davis doubles
This team has been selected by the
committee of the United States Lawn
Tennis association The Dohertys are
accompanied by W. H Collins, president
of the English Lawn Tennis association.
The English team will remain for the
national championship games at Newport.
beginning on Aug. Is
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CHOLERA IN CAIRO.

Cairo. Egypt, July 26.-One hundred and
twenty-four cases of cholera have been
reported in this city. The drinking foun-
tains have been closed. The epidemic is
almost virulent in character Many Of the
victims are attacked in the streets and
die in few minutes.
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Billy King Defeats I,ake

Atlantic City. n. j., July 26.-At the
Coliseum bicycle track tonight the
twenty-Tnite pursuit race between VIII
liam F. King OF Salt Lake and Johnny
Lake OF New York was won by King
in seven miles and seven laps
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

New York, July 26.-The imports of dry
goods and merchandise at the port of
New York this week were valued at SO
429 ass. Exports of Specie aggregated
Al0,S55 in silgeE.aRd 2.460.12 gold. The
imports 81 CfFeogere sI13, 20S gold and
Sal 4Ia gJlYpr -
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Robbie Walthonr Win

New York, July 26.-The twenty-miie
motor-paced bicycle race at the Man
haitian Beach track today was won by
Boo6ie Waithour Of Atlanta who de-
f=afed Howard Freeman of Portland
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SICK MADE WELL
WEAK MADE STRONG
Marvellous Elixir Of Life Discovered by
Eamens Doctor Scientist that Cares
Every Known Ailmeat.
Wonderful Cures Are Effected that Seem
Like Miracles Performed--The Secret
Of Long Life Of 0lden Times Revived
The Remedy is Free to All Who Send
Name and Address.

After years of patient study. and deiv-
ing into the dusty record of the past. as
Wen as following modern experiments in
James w. Kidd 1905 Baltes buila-
ing, Fort Wayne. Ind. makes the Start
ling announcement that he has surely
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sHIPBUILDING PLANT IN RUINS

.s~rtteen Wash. July 26.-At / H. m
lire. supposed 10 have come from Nests
pit. ignited McNhinney'S ship Yards and
the whole plant i now consumed The
last schooner built BY them had been
launched few DAYS ago The damage IL
about Sl00eo.
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WoMANs DEATH.

Mrs. Louisa Sagergren died at her home.
834 Fifth East street. at 1l.50 O'Clock last
night Death resulted from general de-
biiity.
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SPORTS

Continued from Page a.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-10

ELEVATION OF THE DEAN.
During the evening service the Rev
y. Il. Weymouth. pastor of the church
at LahaiEa. was installed canon of the
Cathedral. giving him equal rank with
the Rev. Canon Kitcat and the Rev.
Canon Ault. After the regular service
was concluded the bishop installed
Rev. Canon Kitcat as dean of the Co
thedral. in accordance with the action
taken at the recent meeting OF the An
glican synod. This gives Dean Kitcat
the highest rank in the church here
under the authority of the present
bishop. According to the statutes Of
the Cathedral the patronage of the
deanery is vested in the bishop. TIE
deanery as established by Bishop VII
lis was to have had for its endowment
a piece Of land given by the bishop
which will realize 5000 or $500 a year
for the DEANS stipend. The statement
was made at the synod that once a
dean always a dean" would be the case
here. The incumbent cannot be remov-
ed. but may not be given a congrega-
ton.
The music at both services yester-
day was of a high character. and WIS
under the direction Of Wray Taylor the
Cathedral orEanist