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TosDistrlbutc Potter Palmer's Estate.

Chicago, July 26-Mrs. Bertha Hon.
ore Palmer and Adrian c. Honore, ex.
ecutors and trustees under the viii of
the late Potter Palmer have filed a
petition before Judge Cutting, asking
for a partial distribution Of the per-
sonal property Of the estate from the
executors to the trustees.
The property in question includes per-
sonal property in and about the Pal
mer houes. valued at s22i,OOO. The Pc
tiiion was granted
Preceding the filing OF the petition
the executors filed an inventory OF all
the personal and real property left by
MIR. Palmer. which places the former
at sl,5OO.92S and the real estate at Sc
10000. The personal property in
cludes sll63,OOO worth Of stocks and
bonds. The contents OF the home on
the Lake Shore Drive are valued az
Sl6O,60S. included In which are l29
paintings. The furnishings Of the Pal
mer house are placed at 1884
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SCORE.

bdIIeIIeB-WlIH and Yeager; GHf
nth, Garyln and Il. Mcfarland
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The "Royal Baker and Pastry
Cook IN most practical and
valuable OF cook books -
free to every patron, Send
full address by postal card. !
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SamueIsOu, Chapman, Furmau and
Holman Lower TayIOr's Time.
COULD HAVE DONE BETTER.
Motors Hofased 60 60 I'm tho Twenty
VILE Race aud IL Was Indea-
niteIy Postponed.

ooh, don't think Major Taylore and
those eastern buffers are so many" re-
marked an official at the Salt Palace
races last evening. We've got men
right here who can show them some
thing in the speed line"
The one-fourth record trial brought
forth this remark. The record, :25 As,
held by Major Taylore. was beaten last
night by four riders, samuelsdn. Chap
man, Furman and Holman, Each
sprinted off the distance In exactly
:2l AS. IL is strange coincidence
that all four OF the riders made the
same time to q fourth OF a second, ac-
cording to the timers, but some thought
there was something decidedly wrong
with either the timers or their watch
es. The riders did not care TO run the
race over again, and unanimously
agreed TO divide the money provided
for first, second and third places
Whether anything was wrong with the
watches or the timers, the time VIII
have to be duly recorded as the official
worlds record. IL was noticed by near
ly everybody present that neither OF
the riders got very fast start, ana II
Is believed that any one VI them could
clip at least a second from their time.
The scheduled twenty-mlle motor
paced race between Samuelson and
Glen Turyile, proved fiz2le. The ma
chimes refused to work despite the pa
tient efforts on the part of the riders
and officials to get them In running or
der AS a consequence the pace had
to be postponed until Tuesday night.
Following are the names Of the riders
who entered In the record trial.
Samuelson, Furman, Chapman and
Hofman-:24 4-5; Housen ;25 2-5; Pal
mer, :26; Oldheld, :26 10; Burris,
:26 3-5; Eddie Smith, ;2j AS; Emery
.O7
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FEDERATION OF LABOR.
VIII Support Legislation for AboI.
ishment OF Child Labor.

san Francisco, July 26.-The execu-
i've council OF the American Federation
Of Labor In session here has adpoted
resolutions supporting any legislation
having for its purpose the abolition Of
enid labor In states where such laws
DO not now exist.
Another resolution declares the inten-
uoA OF the council TO press the enact
mehl OF laws abolishing prison labor
Wherever 1t comes into competition with
free labor
IN the matter OF the request OF the
International Association OF Machinists,
we Brotherhood OF Blacksmlths and
he PATTERN Makers league for the re-
NoCaton Of the charter Of the Anal
tamated Society Of Engineers, the
Vvuncil decided TO notify the latter body
inat unless by Oct. i, II comedies
lul trade Jurisdiction TO the organlza-
uohs named in the matter OF trade dis
luIes, such as increase OF wages,
threatened reductions or changes OF
usls conditions, or rules, its charter
Would be revoked.
lne APPLICATION for the revocation Of
p rue charter Of the National Union OF
tSlswev Workmen was laid over for
'srther consideration.
lhe council decided to instruct It's rep
,.sseh'atiNes In Porto Rico as well as
, uOse IN this country, to do all in their
bOwer 70 assist the labor movement in
s WW RICO against the opposition with
"rch II Is meeting at every turn,
I'D, me application Of the solicitors OF in F.,
S Su.anee companies for a charter was
III ihe application Of the order Of Rail-
Wy clerks for a charter was unani-
mtasly granted.
"A Iesolutlon was adopted favoring the
,aSoiity rule as being the best means
@ vac Introduction OF the initiative
''s referendum into national affairs.
a., resolution was also adopted urging
~ '' N9rkingmen Of Colorado TO do all
~ men power to have the legislature
~ ,adt state pass several amendments
ss ne STATE constitution by which the
v ,ssse OF labor VIII be materially ad-
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER co., 100 WILLIAM ST.. NEW YORK.
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TENNIS CHAMPIONS HERE.
X. y. and II. l.. Doherty Arrived on
steamer IluCana.

New York, July pr. +. and II. l..
Doherty. the English tennis cham
pions. who viii land today from the
steamer Lucania, viii meet all corners
In the American championships at the
Crescent Athletic club at Bay Ridge,
Brooklyn. The Americans who viii paly
against the Dohertys for the Davis In
ternational Challenge Trophy on the
Crescent courts on Aug. s. Z and 3, will
be NJ. u. Whitman W. A. Larned, u.
r. Davis and Hocombe Ward. Whit
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DON'T WANT HURST.
Young Corbetts Manager Advises
Not TO Accent Tim.

New York, July 25-Young Corbett,
who IL matched TO fight Terry Meow
ern on Aug. 49, received a telegram to-
DAY from his manager Johnny Corbett,
az Denver ADVISING him that under no
circumstances should be accept Tim
Hurst for referee.
Hurst was selected to referee the bout
by the committee which has been ar
ranging the preiminarles Of the contest
NO reason was assigned In the dispatch
from Young Corbetts manager for his
objection to the choice Of the commit
tee.
A message was sent By Young Corbett
10 Harris, McGoverns manager, who Is
now IN New London notifying him thd.
the selection of Hurst could not be ac-
cepted and inviting him TO a conference
ON Sunday, July a. at ~ m at the
Hotel Metr0pole in this city.
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buHpuf
London French Pax Pans POTTER DRUG AND CHEM
Sole Props Boston, u SA.
Chocolate coatSdare cs
Alternative digestive beyond
successful economical blood and skin purifiers
cures, and oncdigeiyes yet compounded
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Boise, Ida, July 25.--An old man has
been found dead near the Oregon Short
Line tracks six miles east Of Mora in
this county The coroner investigated
the case today. There was no evil
dence OF foul play. The man was
lying under sagebrush as though
asleep. Nothing could be found to In
dictate his identify. He was IS or so
years OF age. In -four sack he car.
ried were some pieces Of dry bread and
some underclothine. The body will be
inferred in the potter's field here.
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At Liverpool.

London, July 25.-At the second days
racing of the Liverpool July meeting
today, Glasalt, ridden by Maher, the
American Jockey. won the Liverpool
cup. Congratulation was second and
Fighting Furley third Six horses
started.
Besides winning the Liverpool cup.
Maher won the Joliffe 2-year-old
stakes, the Bragdam plate and the
Mersey stakes. ]. II. Martin won the
2-year-old selling plate. making five
American wins out OF seven events.
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j. Il. Gehr Pleads Guilty.

Parkersbure, w. Va, July 25.--John
l.. Gehr OF Colorado, an organizer OF
the United Mine Workers OF America,
late this afternoon pleaded guilty 10
contempt Of court after his case had
been pending all day and many wit
nesses had testified on his speeches OF
contempt.
Sentence was deferred until tomor-
row ,Gehr Is the only person here now
charged with contempt the eleven 9TH
er cases which were pending against
alleged violators Of the courts injunc-
ton being released on their own recog-
nigances.
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FOURTH IN AK La CHAPELLE.
Officially Put on List OF Days to he
Celebrated.

Washington, July 26.-The United
States consul at AK la chapelle, Ger
many, informs the state department
that American independence day,
Fourth of July. has been officially
placed on the list of days that are 10
bratlon consists IN hosting the Amer
lean nag over buildings, music and
other ceremonies.
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Costa Rican Volcanoes Active.

San Jose Casta Rica July 26,-Un-
usual activity has lately been shown by
Costa Rican volcanoes. The lands in
the neighborhood Of Teraba, (6S miles
southeast of San JOSEF have been much
disturbed, and the government has
sent commission to that locality TO
study the condition.
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man and Larned viii 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. II. Collins, presi-
dent OF the English Lawn Tennis asso.
citation. The English team viii re.
main for the national championship
games at Newport. beginning on Aug
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BALL GAME TODAY.
Soldiers and Calder's Park Teams
Meet on Diamond.

The soldier boys from Fort Douglas
and the Calder's Park teams are sched-
uled to meet IN a baseball game this
afternoon at Walkers field. This viii
be the first meeting OF these teams Of
the new city league. The Soldiers al
ready have one game TO their credit
and hope to be able TO carry on this
game The lineup Of the two teams
follows;
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SAN sTEFANo ,LoCR TOWER
A Technical Committee Orders its
Demolition.

Venice. July Pa technical COM
mittee has ordered the demolition OF
the Santo Stefsno clock tower which
has shown signs Of collapse. Several
houses also have been ordered 10 be de-
molished and other precautionary
measures have been taken. Three
hundred thousand volumes OF the H.
brav In the ducal palace are being re-
moved. as danger Is feared to the back
facade Of the palace.
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Col. Bsbcock succceda Cen. ward.

Washington, July 26.-Lleut.. Gen.
Miles has selected Col, John y. Bah
cock senior colonel Of the adjutant-
generals department, as his chief OF
STAFF to succeed Gen. Thos. Ward, re-
tired. Col. Babcock has been detached
from his present station as adjutant-
general Of the department OF Califo.,
mia, at San Francisco, and directed TO
report for duty at army headquarters
I'm this city,
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1o Introduce wireless Teleernphy.

New York, July Extraordinary
work for the Introduction OF wireless
telegraphy at the New York navy yard
has been completed and messages will
be received as soon as the instruments
are put in place, The first trial will
be from the station now being set up
at Atlantic Highlands. which viii be
one OF the connections which will go
TO make up the system OF wireless tel
egraphy along the coast.
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Demonstration Against Friars.

Manila, July 25.--The municipal gov
eminent has been informed that a plan
Is on foot to make an anti-friar dem
onstration here Sunday. The demon
stration win probably consist Of a pro.
oession and cries against the frlars,
but no violence Is anticipated. The po-
lice have been instructed to prevent
rowdyism.
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Wheelmen In sesalnn.

New York, July 2G.--By vote of the
executive committee Of the League OF
American Wheelman, the once power
ful New Jersey division Of the organ
lzation, has been abolished. II is be-
lieVed to foreshadow general shake
up of the League. In other states where
apathetic officers retain titles like
measures are, anticipated, the national
officers taking charge until aggressive
men shall have been chosen.
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Planters Talk Annera ION.

,Msa,ngston, Jamaica, jug ss.-All the
is .a.sIs OF the larger West Indies are
sts,nas OF annexation TO the United
~, owing to their dissatisfaction
triN,He small amount OF money con-
s sIn by the imperial government TO
re,t .He suEgr Industry. The newspa-
tlos ssyseted the idea but the annexa-
plsn,a a,sihs Is growing among the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-26
GUS LAWSON WINS.
Little Salt Laker Takes Five Mile
Motor Paced Event.

Atlantic City. n j., July 25.--In the
fve-mlle professional motor paced race
at the Coliseum track tonight. the first
heat was won by Gus Lawson. Salt
Lake, by three lengths; Jimmy Hunter
second. Tlme-7;59 80.
The second heat was won by Ray
Duer by one-quarter lap; William r..
King, Salt Lake. second-l:i7 Is.
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Lost Her Life Cor Another.

=, ., 'aul July 25.-Josephine Kastner.
-, ,ls '''year-old daughter OF VIM. Kast-
jS.y, a s.yse mason and Mary siler the
$50 os',o'd daughter OF Joseph siler. a
IN 'fIheseper have been drowned on
,sya pnihs kaslner died In an effort to
rl,is .ae iie Of her playmate. The two
Issana a younger brother OF the
~ nel sirl got aboard a raft near the
va. ana gradually foatei into deem
frj,s here the Sller girl became
~ s,aa and fell into the water. As
Es.,,"' second time, Josephine
Nss'ner' forgetting that she could moi
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Originals Defeat Il. RS.

The Originals defeated the o. $. l..
team In a ball game yesterday by a
score of 10 TO g. The main feature Of
the game was the batting Of selander,
the Originals catcher, who made five
hits and four runs. The teams lined
up as follows.
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DRUG STORe OPENING

Tonight. Willes-Ilorne Drug Co..
from to If, Deseret News building.
Souvenirs 20 all ladies. Music. Every
one welcome.
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There are cheap baking powders,
made from alum, but they are ex-
ceedingly harmful to health. Their
astringent and cauterizing qualities
add a dangerous element to food.
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swim, jumper overheard and grabbed
her little playmate: The girls strug-
gled In each others arms for few
seconds and sank. Willie Kastner, the
brother, was rescued by the villagers.
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Boston, July 2j.-Plttinger was a
complete puzzle 20 the visitors. VOL
yerton Joined the Phlladelphlas today
ana played a splendid game despite
MS two errors. Attendance, i0O
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Tonight Wnles-Horne Drug Co.,
from 10 II, Deseret News building.
Souvenirs 20 all ladies. Music. Every
one welcome.
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New York. July 25-The Brooklyn
team turned the fables on the New
York team today az the polo grounds.
Pitcher kitson made home run for
Brooklyn In the third inning lie also
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W N 10
bIoOklyn., ..........,...2
new lofk,.r Z. ., .....,..,.s0
Batterles-Kltson and Farrell; Cron-
IN and Bresnohan
Umpire -Emslie.
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INDIAN WAR VETERAN.

Mrs Susie Armstrong De Witt is
anxious to obtain the address OF any
comrade OF Albert Armstrong, who
was adjutant In Capt, VIM. NJ. Walls
company. April, 1888
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cuRIsrHSsES's DAY AT sALTAIR
July 18th

chrstensens orchestra OF Is pieces in
addition TO the regular.
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OUTSIDE EVENTS.
EASTERN BALL GAMES.
Results of Contests In National and
American Leagues,
National League.
STANDING on ME CLUES
SCORE.

Chicago, July 2j.-The visitors won
easily by batting Menefee freely, At
tendance. 5000
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sALTAIR BEACH.

The Coolest Place you can find.
Round trip, 25c.
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Chicago ...... ?. o, q. q. ,....l 8 4
Cincinnati ...L ...a...,6 10 2
Batteries-Menefee and Killing; Phil
lips and Bergen.
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American League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
SCORE

Baltimore July 25--Baltimore broke
even with Chicago today Attendance,
4 OOO
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WEDDINGS FOR THE WEEK.
Big Drop in Matrimonial Market DUR
ing Past Few Days.

Business In the marriage license de-
partment Of the county clerks Office
was unusually quiet the past week,
only eight licenses being issued. The
parties who secured licenses this week
are.
Samuel V. Walsh, Salt Lake ......2t
Minnie Kroman, Salt Lake .........22
otto Peterson, Kansas City, Mo....4O
Anna Crawley, Independence, Mo...2g
Ernest Gasser, Payson ...,.........23
Ethel Turpin, Granger ......... lis
Jacob A. Williams, Salt Lake ......44
Mary II. h. Wilson, Salt Lake ......S5
Mathew blackwell Salt Lake .......2O
Agnes Graham, Salt Lake .......l7
John kesler, salt Lake u,.."....I
Pearl X. Ross, Salt Lake ..... ....1a
Jas, T Clasby, Salt Lake .......GO
Dottie NJ, Bartlett. Salt Lake .......Ss
c. l.. De Long, Omaha, Neb. ......23
Isabelle Scoheld, Salt Lake ,....,.22
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DRUG STORE OPENING

Grand BAL ID saIlalr tonlght.
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struck out nine New York men. At
tendance, $500.
0nnnnN
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Washington, July 25.-The Cleveland
team won today in It's final turn at
the bat, hitting Orth for four singles
and triple. This, with an error, gave
them i've runs and the game. Attend
ance 5000.
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VARIOUS RACING EVENTS.

Philadelphia, July 25.--Phlladelphia.
Detroit game postponed; rain.
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IL. Ii. IL.
lpoAton 900 =. - 4" ,.,.,..,.,.B 2 .
o. LOUIS go" &" ,,,,..,,.,,3 4 2
Batteries-Sparks and Warner; Har-
per and Sugden.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-14
Buchmann.Kahn NuptiaIs.

Wednesday evening, February 18th,
at the home Of the brides sister in Colo,
RADIO Springs, Mr.. Max Buchanan Of
this city was married to Miss Carrie
Kahn of Chicago.
The groom is the young man who has
spent several weeks in this city 10 the
interests OF the Grand Valley National
Bank, OF which institution he is to be
the cashier. During his stay here he
has made many friends and is considered
a very bright and capable young man.
In speaking of the nuptial event the
Colorado Springs Gazette has the follow
ing to say;
The marriage OF Miss Carrie Kahn OF
Chicago to Mr.. Max Buchanan was
quietly celebrated last evening at $3.50
o'clock 1t occurred at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Oppenheimer. 329 East
Platte avenue. Miss Kahn is sister OF
Mrs. Oppenheimer and the pretty home
WAS beautifully decked with palms and
smilax in honor OF the bride. Rabbi
Freudenthal Of Trinidad, Colo, ofacist-
on dSCoidiuB W thC VI VIC
Jewish church.
The bride wore tasteful gown OF
white batiste and lace and carried brides
roses. She was unattended, but there
was best man, Mr.. Julius Gump. Pro-
fessor Ness played the Lohengrin we'd
ding march.
At 1880 an elaborate wedding dinner
was served in q private dining room at
the Antlers, to Mr.. and Mrs. Max Buch-
mann, by Mr.. and Mrs. l. Oppenheimer.
The menu included:
Queen Olives
Celery Sailed Nuts
Cream Of Chicken Conso,nme Julienne
Blue Points
Chateau Respide (Sauterne)
Salmon Royale
Small Tenderloin OF Beef Montpensier
Breast Of Chicken Jeannette (cold)
Punch Cardinal
Roast Quails in the Nest
Cszanove Brut. 1893
Salad Victoria
Mousse Nesselrode
Assorted Cakes Bonbons Coffee
The complete list OF guests was: Mr..
and Mrs. Max Buchanan, Mr.. and Mrs.
l. Oppenheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Open
neimer. Mr.. and Mrs. .. h. Shoup. Mrs.A.
Rice, DR.. Prudential. Mr.. Julius Gump,
MIR. r. Iobenstein.
Mr.. Buchanan was formerly manager
of II stock and brokerage department. for
the Reed Investment Company Of this
rity He ia nnu raahiAr of q hank at
Grand junction and he will take his
bride to that place after a wedding jour
ney.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-14

be roughly estimated. These matters
respondingly large expenditures; but, il
as recommended in your last annual re.
port, the appropriation for these investi-
cations be increased to $250,0o0, it will
be practicable to begin at once upon sew
eral Of the projects OF this character.
Yours with respect. Chas. D. Wolcott
director"
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-14
Don't miss the concert tonight.

Don't miss the concert tonight.
For sale-Twenty-fo -four solid bottom
dining room chairs and six tables In
quire at this office.
The ladies OF ths Christian church will
hold cake sale tomorrow afternoon at
the Ditch Company's office.
Isaac e Hill has been appointed
teacher OF music in all the schools Of
Aspen, in addition to his duties as in
structor in the High School.
M. o. Delaplain left last night for
Boulder where he will receive treatment
at the Boulder sanitarium. His friends
in this city hope he may soon return
completely cured.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-14
Notice.

Bids will be received by the water
committee up to Saturday, 10 am, Feb
ruary Is, 1902, for thousand barrels Of
Colorado Portland cement. I. o. b. cars at
Grand Junction; to be paid In city war
rants. ]. NJ. Sampliner, Chairman.