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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING

"rhe days Of the bad man IN Colo
RADIO mining camps are gone by re-
marked Mayor Crane, OF Cripple Creek,
at the white House today. and there
is no excuse whatever for packing q
gun anywhere in the state. Why, In
Cripple Creek, only policemen are per-
mitted TO carry arms, and only the
sheriff and his officers are allowed TO
20 armed when about to serve war
rants. when a man is caught with a
gun on him. the weapon becomes the
property OF the policeman making the
arrest. and the man is fined SIS, so
there Is very little OF that sort Of thing
In Cripple when asked what he
thought OF the probable metallic out
put IN the district for the year. Mayor
Crane believed II would exceed last
years output by something over VI
100000. There has been strict watch
kept over ore thieving,' he also re.
marked, but Il continues In small
ways" Mayor Crane mentioned one re-
cent instance where three men In the
Independence mine found pay streak
OF gold, and at odd moments during
lunch hour and for a few moments be-
fore going of shift. scraped out little
pieces OF the rich ore until there was
sackful hid away. Then this Was SNUG
gled out Of the mine In a dump car
and the man pushing the car was given
80 for his share In the transaction. The
sack went over the dump with the tall
ings, and was quickly picked up BY ems
OF the three sonspArsssss VIE tssk II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
UP IN MINNESOTA
The women Know How.

Food. and good food, is the right KIND
Of foundation TO build good health on.
A Minnesota woman writes, Il thought
i would like TO tell you OF the good
Grape Nuts has done for me.
Last winter | got sick and Kept get
ting weaker and WEAKER, ] could not
cat anything but some crackers and
little cup OF beef tea for every meal,
then was put on Grape-Nuts and used
:, with some cream for breakfast. Ny
stomach got strong gradually and be-
fore I hal used three packages my d.
sestion was 90 good that ! could eat
any Kind OF food. even cabbage. pastry,
etc, and | notice that my memory IL
very much better than Il used 10 be.
on the 9th OF July weighed lo2
pounds and two months later, after
using Grape Nuts, weighed l22pounds
and was able 10 do my house work.
This is q good honest statement or
sacts about orape.Nuts and you can
rubbish my name II you like" Mrs. Il.
Fredrickson. Center City. MINI
Delicious recipes for warm weather
desserts "a each package Of Graps-
Nuts.
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Delay Between Salt Palace Events
Hurts the Game,
CHAPMAN WAS THE WINNER
samueIsou Also Han Away from Ped-
lar Palmer Of Australia, a
Crack Rider,

Probably the most fatal setback or
drawback that may be given to sport Of
any kind is delay in pulling off events;
At the Salt palace saucer last night
a very beautiful start on this down
ward course was made, for there were
between The events some Of the most
brilliant waits that have ever been
known to grace the doings Of a Rip Van
Wrinkle management There should be
a sudden turn made somewhere or the
game OF bicycle racing will be badly In
jured-at least at the Salt Palace
track.
samuelson won the Australian pur-
suit race, defeating Palmer the crack
rider Of such races. II was exciting
and inspired much enthusiasm In the
crowd
Hopper and Redman won the two
mile amateur tandem race In hot
finish, retaining the lead after having
once secured 1t.
In what was given out to be the big
event OF the meet, the lO-mile motor
race. Chapman's handicap lead was too
great for Oldhed to overcome and the
local lad won rather easily This is the
summary OF all the events;
Australian pursuit race. professional
--Samueson first, Palmer second, Old
field third, Holman fourth. Distance,
3h miles less So yards. Tlme-I32 go.
Two mile amateur tandem, handicap
Won by Redman and Hopper, Cranes
and Angel second, Herman and El-
| wood third. Time-4,l2.
Ten-mlle motor match race between
| Chapman and Oldhed--Won by Chap
man. Time-l6.2l 3-5. Time by miles,
1.422-5, l:4l, 1889, 1885, 1885. l:4l, 1882
| 1.40, la, 1927 3-5.
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CHANCE FOR BURNS.
Big Pugiiist Can Get a Match Any
Time He Feels Like II.

The attention of jimmy Burns, or hln
manager for him, was respectfully d.
rected. drawn, pointed, guided to- and
otherwise juxtaposed with, the fact
that there is one, Unknown by name,
who Is not only willing but DESTROYS
OF meeting the big Irishman in an en-
deayor to achieve fistic distinction ana
advantage, limiting the duration OF
such q contest TO 20 rounds Of argu-
ment, the debate to be strenuous and
exceedingly entertaining.
For further particulars Mr.. Burns
was referred to Charlie Lange, who has
the interests Of the said Unknown
tucked away In his vest pocket and
who is simply aching to accommodate
the big boxer, who has for a long time
been looking for and unable TO find a
foeman worthy OF his mits. Jimmy
says he win accept the def held forth
by Manager Charlie LANCE. having ex-
pressed himself thusly to Big Bill
Rishel.
"You can state for me that will
accept Langes def, and that don I
know who his Unknown is and do not
care, as they all look alike TO me. ]
will cover any reasonable bet Lange
wants to make, and will name July 3
as a date suitable to me. | am always
in good shape and need little training
for this fight l had intended TO lay
of until fall, but as this man has come
forward. am willing to meet him."
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SCHOOL BOOK PUZZLE.
Medal for the Man Who Can Tell
Whether Prang Is In or Out

The meeting OF the board OF educa-
ton last evening was parliamentary
tumble, and the members OF that au-
gust body are undecided yet as to just
what they did. 1t was all over the
adoption OF the Prang system Of draw
ing. IL will be remembered that when
the vote was taken at the former meet
ing eliminating the Prang system,
Bamberger gave notice that he would
move last evening for reconsideration
OF the vote. Later the report OF the
committee Of the whole, with the Prang
system eliminated. was adopted. Bam-
berger was not present last evening
however, and Mr.. Geoghegan made
the motion 10 reconsider the vote elm
mating the Prang system, ana the mo
tlon prevailed. Mr.. Geoghegan voting
against his own motion.
This led the opponents OF the Prang
system to believe that II had peen
adopted. but parlIamentarians say that
this is not so. They say that this only
brought the question before the house
again.
MIR. A.syle took this stand. He moved
that the system be eliminated. YOUNG
left the ROOM Giauque raised the point
OF order that there wasn't quorum
present, but II was held that the ron
call showed six members present
and a vote was ordered on Moyles mo-
ton TO eliminate the Prang system
Glauque left the room. Upon sugges-
ton Of Moyle. President Newman or.
dered Young and Giauque excused, and
the vote stood recorded as follows.
Years, Branting. Moyle, Geoghegan and
Newman--4: excused from voting by
the president. Young. Giauque-2: alb
sent. Walker. Bamberger, Critchlow
and Nelden--l. President Newman held
that there was a quorum and that the
Prang system had been eliminated.
Glauque attempted to appeal from this
ruling. but there was no second and
the appeal was not put. What was LETT
OF the board then adjourned.
The following books for the high
school were adopted upon the recon-
mendatlon Of Principal Eaton: lie C%Tte
geology. American Book Co.; Mays
Physiology, American Book Co.. Ber-
gems Foundations OF Botany. CHM g.
Co.; Coulter's Flora OF Rocky Noun
tain Region. American Book Co; La
boratory Manual and Colton's Zoology,
d. G. Heath & Co.. Mleklejohn's Eng
lish Grammar, d. c. Heath 4 Co.
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WILL HAVE AN OUTING.
Dung Mems Republican Club Arranges
For a Grand Notification.

The police court room in the old city
hall building was well filled with Re
publicans last night. who met to ar
range for big time at one OF the
resorts in the near future, At the
meeting President MacKnlght was
vested with authority TO appoint the
necessary committees. who In con-
junction with the executive committee,
will select the time and place and get
everything In readiness for the proposed
outing.
The meeting was held under the aus
plces OF the Young Mems Republican
club OF Salt Lake, h. 3, Whittemore,
member OF the executive committee
from the Second precinct, rendered his
resignation Of the position because Of
his having moved into the First,
John Boyle was selected to I'LL the va
oancy. The committee now stands.
w. o. Carbls, First precinct; John
Boyle, Second; H. s. Tanner, Third
Angus Nicholson. Fourth, Alma d.
Katz. Fifth. The officers OF the club
are Joe Mcknight. president; j. S.
Daveler, vice president; Fred c, Bas-
sett, secretary, and Dana T. Smith,
treasurer.
The following new members were en-
rolled; William Edwards, Joseph
Christensen, c. NJ, Brown. c. A. VAIL.
quist. J. T. Raleigh, John b. Buckle,
Thomas s. Fowler II. c. Dibble. A. c.
Sadler, ]. 3. Burns, John Y, Smith Jr.,
and John Il. Busby.
A letter from l. NJ. Hamilton, secre-
tary Of the National League OF Ameri-
can clubs. informed the club, through
Mr.. w, ]. Meeks, Of meeting 10 be
held in Chicago next Tuesday TO ar
range the time and place for holding
the next League convention. Mr.
Meeks reported the league growing,
and solicited the aid OF all young Re-
publicans TO increase It's membership
In this section. The club will meet
again on Thursday evening
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won DIgby Bell second, Matin Bell
third Time--l:i6 2-5.
Seventh race, mile and sixteenth
Vincennes won, Baird second, Miss
Liza third. Time-l5i S-5.
AT NEW YORK.
New York, June 20.-sheepshead Bay
results
First race, six furlongs--Lady Holy
rood won, Sweet Clover second, tliru-
neer third. Time-l:li Id.
Second race, maiden 3-year-olds, one
mile and a furong-Juvenalls won,
Adelaide Prince second, Cuspidor thlrd'
Time-l.55 l-5.
Third race, last five and half fur
longs of Futurity course-lrish Lad
won. Daisy Green second, Ada Nay
third, Time-l:07 40
Fourth race, handicap, one mile
Cameron won, Dublin second, Bel
larlo third. Tlme-l:S9.
Fifth race last five and half fur
longs OF Futurity course-Hurstbourne
won. Athol second. Meltoban third.
Time-1,07 l-5.
Sixth race, mile and a quarter OF.
turf, selling Fatallst won Merito sec
ond, Prince Richard third Time
2:07.
AT BUFFALO.
Buffalo, June 2O.--Fort Erie sum
mary
First race, six and O half furlongs
--Velins Clark won, The Elba second,
Violent third Time-l:2ll2.
Second race, five furlongs-Dlnksie
won, Woolsack second, Indian Child
third. Time--l02h.
Third race, mile-Texman won,Annie
Lauretta second, Duchess third. Time
i :40i5
Fourth race, six furlongs-Cad Hazel
won. The Common second, Johnnie
Mccarthy third. Tme-i:i4. va
Fifth race, six and half furlongs-
Filibusterer won, Euclaire second, Bean
third. Tlme-l;2lA.
Sixth race. seven and half furlongs
Lady OF the West won. Cherry Wild
second, Dice Brooks third. Time
1885.
AT ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Mo-, June 2O.-Fair grounds
results:
First race, FIVE furlongs, purse, 2
year olds--Robert G.. Lansing won,
Patio second. Frank Bullock third,
Time-1:4.
Second race, six furlongs, selling
Boodler won, Lynch second, Fugurtha
third. Time-l,lS,
Third race, mile and half, purse
Wall won, Pat My Boy second. Coun-
tess Clara third. Time-253&
Fourth race six furlongs, purse
Frank Bell won, FItZkanet second, Cd
nor third Time-l:l6.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth,
selling-Plrate's daughter won, Ida
Ledford second, Jim VIM third. Time
--1:53.
Sixth race, seven furlongs, selling
Revoke won, Joe Lesser second, Prince
Plenty third. Time-l:SS.
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one or two mistakes, one IL where you
say that VIM. NJ. C0wley was the or
iginal devil" of the News and that
later David H. Cannon assisted and al
30 acted as devil" The facts are that
I went TO work on the Deseret News as
"devll' In the early part OF May, 1851
assisted In moving the press and ma
terlal from the small adobe house,
which stood just east OF the Old Des-
eret News building, where the News"
was first printed, to the upstairs room
In the northeast corner Of the Council
house. At the time that / went into
the Office Horace X. Whitney was the
composilor. Brigham II. Young did the
press work, and Joseph Game rorled for
him (aeting deviD, Thos. Bullock was
proof reader, In the same year Il. ii.
Young quit the work and James Boud
was employed. In the fall OF that year
A. C. Brewer came into the office. soon
after this the Office was removed TO
the second story of the old Deseret
News building, VIM. NJ. Cowley be-
came an apprentice after II was re-
moved from the Council house the first
time.
l claim the distinction OF being the
first printers devil in Utah unless
someone engaged in the business as his
Satanic majesty earlier than May. 1881,
AT the time began DR., Willard Rich-
ards was the editor. He lived in a
house in the middle Of the lot q little
south and west Of the Council house.
Elder Joseph Caine, who had lately re-
turned from California, seemed to be
interested in the business department
OF the paper. His office was in small
shed-roofed building at the south side
OF the Council house, where he held
forth as postmaster or as assistant
postmaster.
was a small boy at the time, only
about Is years OF age, but was old
enough TO remember what i am talking
about. As ever yours,
DAVID II. CANNON.
st. George. Utah, June IL, 1902.
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scarcely necessary TO say that the OPP
posing team was Salt Lake.
At Logan yesterday the home team
beat the Lagoons by score OF TO z.
II was pronounced to be the best game
Witnessed there this season.
Ogden and Salt Lake are holding
forth at the ball park this afternoon
and Harry Joseph, with prayer tear
and entreaty, is endeayorlng 10 get
the White Wings to ginger up Just
little bit.
Paris, June 2O--W. X Yanderbilts
Arlege was not placed In the race Tor
the Prix Eassarts at the Maisons Laiiit-
te meeting today Merry Go Round
(MaoGlnnl was second IN the race for
the Prix Rayon Dor
Big Chief Borchers has arranged a
trip 10 Idaho for his ball team. There
Is one other arrangement that II ls
hoped he has not forgotten, and that Is
10 lose the team somewhere-the far
Their away from transportation facili-
ties the better, unless II he where the
trains all go the other way and never
come back.
Spokane, Wash, June 2O.--rhe Spo-
kane baseball team has taken on
George Croll to play left field. The
club Is also negotiating with Water.
bury the Denver pitcher. IL Is stated
that Richard Glendon, recently released
by Spokane, has accepted an offer 10
pitch for a Baker City tore) team
Eugene Thompson wants a return
match with Mclaughlin. lnasmuch as
the latter promised one when arrange
ments for the last match were made,
and as Thompson's showing, while de-
feated, was such az to leave doubt
whether the performance OF McLaugh-
lin can be repeated, II Is quite likely
that Thompson Will be given another
try
Denver, June 20.-The proposed fight
between Young Corbett and Dave Sui.
Ivan was officially declared OF this
evening on account OF the recent ac-
ton Of the fire and police board In for
bidding boxing exhibitions. Manager
Gallagher OF the Coliseum Athletic club
paying the $500 forfeit Later II was
announced that Corbett and Sullivan
have agreed TO fight before the West
End club at ST. Louis July 3, Charles
Haughton, president OF the club. is In
the city and Is said to have secured
the necessary agreement with the night
ers They are TO weigh l21 pounds al
3 o'clock. and will fight for so per cent
| the receipts, $1,000 guaranteed.
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SCARED BY A DOG,
Robbers Leave UncompIeted Job at the
Wasatch Drug Store.

But for the barking Of a watehtul
dog at midnight last night, the Wasa'ch
drug store, on the corner Of Third East
and Second South streets, would have
been burglarized. The burglars had
filed the lock from the door and had
the door pried open when the DOG
scared them away.
w. II. woodrlng, who sleeps In the
store. was awakened shortly after mid
night by the short, sharp barking OF
his dog, which also stays IN the store
al night. lie rose quickly, and with
gun made his way 20 the door. Two
men were seen running up the street
about block away, passing soon out
OF view.
The matter was reported 10 The police,
who, when questioned about II, said
they had heard nothing al all OF the
AFFAIR.
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STOLE THE TRAP,
Robber Purlolns a Spring Gun" Set
10 Catch Him.

To have an enemy steal your cannon
away from you is not very encourage
Ing. IL war Is your business. Yet that
is practically what a smooth robber
did at the Smith boarding house PA
south. West Temple street, a night or
so ago. He very cleyerly manipulated
his way into the kitchen and actually
stole the trap that had been set for
him. W
This smooth robber has been operat-
ing at the Smith house and at neigh
boring houses for some nights past
His depredations are never heavy, but
ht has had fondness for things that
are kept In the ice chest Mrs. Smiths
boy Bert decided the other day that
he would scare the robber, n he could
not capture him, so he arranged that
old device known as the spring gun"
This is contrlyance by which gun
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YESTERDAYS HORSE RACES.
AT CHICAGO.

Chicago, June 2o.--Results at Har-
first race, four and half furlongs
Mallory won. Stemwlnder second, AL
land third. Times l-5.
second race, six furlongs-Nellie
Waddel won. Alard second, Ice King
third. Time-l;lL
Third race, steeplechase. handicap.
short course-Falella won, Farrell sec
ond MacLaren third. Time-S:ss S-5.
Fourth race, mile and an eighth
Frangible won Prowl second, Marshal
Neil third Time-l:6S
Fifth race, mile and a quarter selling
"A rticulate won. Searcher second. Com
pass third. Time-2.ll.
sixth race, mile, seiling-Leroya
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Donovan Defeats Murphy.

Oakland. CAL June 2l-Mike Dono-
van knocked out Tim Murphy in the
last round OF the fifteen-round contest
before the Acme club OF this city to-
night. Donovan had the better OF the
fight throughout, and In the eighth
raund put Murphy TO the floor twice
with right swings TO the head. The
men fought at l52 pounds and the bet
ting was oven
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Attendance was Small.

London, June 20.-The return Of the
rainy weather today dampened the
spirits OF the occupants of the country
houses at Windsor and around Ascot,
and the attendance at the races was In
no way comparable with that Of the
earlier days OF the meeting.
The Ascot high weight stakes was
won by Victor Don, ridden by j. Rein.
The Duke OF Partland's William the
Third (Cannon,) the Alexandra I-ate,
Osbosh (Maher) was second and Amer
Plcon (Rigby) third. Six horses start
ed.
The principal race Of the day, the
Nottingham stakes, handicap for g.
year olds and upward. six furlongs.
was won by an outsider, His Lordship.
Papdale was second and Plnnad third.
Twenty-Five horses started.
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LIBERTY PARK lyONCERT.

For tomorrow evenings concert at
Liberty park beginning at o'clock,
Helds Military band win render the
following numbers;
American Victory March. o. p, Thayer
Overture Hunting for Luck" .suppe
a, lntermezzo, Loves Dream".."
Observation-Disclosures. ...,,." Czipulka
b, Virginia Skedadle ..,,.. Resented
Grand Fantasia "A night In Berlin"
",,'' .''.',,'',.,.''s'''.. hhTllAian
Solo for Clarinet, Down Deep.
''s'..,s,s ,,....s,,s,.'.'. hTOepScH
Mr. Gunard Erickson.
Selection from the Jolly Musket-
GERS ...... ........ Julian Edwards
Caprices. a. My Zulu Babe" II, S. Line
b. Dreamy Eyes" .Lampe
Tyrolienne Sunrise on the Noun
talns .....,,t ,..,',.,'., lie Ihlere
Bridal Chorus from "Lohengrn".,
's'.'s .s'.s.s..,s.s.''s'ss., NhBnel
The Presidents March .,.."Y. Herbert
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Heavy Track at Chicago.

Chicago, June 2i.--Thirteen horses
are entered TO start In today's Ameri-
can Derby, and II is likely that one or
tow others will be added to the list
this morning, making one OF the
largest fields ever seen In the race. The
practical assurance OF q heavy track
may be responsible for the Stating OF
several horses whose owners think
they might have chance In this kind
OF going, which they would not have
under other conditions. Owners do not
have to make their final declarations
until 10 o'clock this morning. and
Il is possible that some surprises may
be sprung at the last moment
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YaIe.Harvard Game.

Cambridge, Mass. June 2O-The base
bali game between Harvard and Yale,
postponed. yesterday, was played today.
The weather was perfect and nearly
ali OF the 5000 seats In Soldiers field
we're filled. The batteries were:
Harvard-Kernan, catcher; stillman,
pitcher.
Yale-Winslow. catcher; Garyan
pitcher.
Score by innings:
Yale. o.. .,....., .."V y
Harvard. =. 49,. 20 . y wv U W
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is hung on the ceiling. loaded with
blank cartridges. and set 80 that as
soon as the screen door IL opened the
trigger will be pulled and the gun hret
Bert fixed II all very nice, but the rob
Der was too clever for him. lie cut the
screen from the door, made his way
in and stole the gun.
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BY Mail.

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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

Fifty-two volumes will be added to
the Public Library Monday morning,
June %, 1902, as follows:
MISCELLANEOUS
Bernis--Life and Letters Of Cardinal
de Bernis q vol)
Boulton--Amusement OF Old London
g vols,)
Brooks Washington in Lincoln's
Times.
sryce--studies in History and Juris-
prudence.
Ellzabeth-Life and Letters of Eliza
beth de France.
Grant-old and New Edinburgh %
vols)
Hourst-The Exploration OF the Niger
Jones--Crowns and Coronations.
Observation-Disclosures OF Madame Les
pinasse.
Marx-The Eastern Question.
Parkman--Complete Works az vols')
PhIlpot-The Sacred Tree. !.
Pyle-Bacaneer and Marooners OF
America.
Russell-An onlookers Notebook.
Sergeant-The Franks.
Blennerhassett--Ta Y vois'l
Wheeler-H History Of India . vols
U. s. Dept. of Agriculture-Field Op-
eratlons Of the Division OF Soils lSs9-
1900, and maps @ vols.)
FICTION.
Armstrong-The outlaws.
Charles-In the Country God Forgot.
Gunsaulus-Monk and Knight.
Pangborn-Roman Bizcet.
otis-Cruise of the Enterprise Ouve-
nile).
REFERENCE.
Blng--Artistlc Japan.
Representative Painters OF
the Nineteenth Century.
Ferrars-Burme.
Jones-Grammar Of Ornament
sandys-Dlctionar Of Classical An
Equities.
Sonnenschein-Best Books.
nenschein--Reader's Guide
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Los Angeles. Cal, June 2o.--Jaek
Johnson and Hank Grim fought a
2o.round draw tonight The light was
slow one.
Ogden won the game at the ball park
Yesterday BY q score OF 20 4 II u