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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-17

Az per cent on time deposits. The
Savings Bank of Minneapolis, Adam
Hannah, Treas. Corner 4th ST I'd av S.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-17
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Calendar

''iI1<tst :z:..=' Club Calendar. ,a.'sa., !,
Clio club, Mrs. c. S. Haglin, s21
Eighth street S, 2:S0 p. m.
Y w, C. A. STATE CONVENTION
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Keith will give
a large reception at their home in
kenWood Tuesday evening, Oct. 27.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Kicker, will en-
tertain at cards Friday at the home of
Mrs. David Fuller, 1923 w. Lake
street. The guests will be the mem
bers of the card club to which Mr..
and Mrs. Kicker belong.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-17

Alice Courtney, Grecian goddess;
Frank Ganley, Is derewski the sec
ond; Frances Mclean, jockey girl:
Phoebe Warner gypsy fortune teller.
The rooms were profusely decorated
teller's booth was arranged In the re-
ception hall where the guests learned
their future. ii
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Carpenter an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Emma to Walter. B.. Nettle-
ton Of Seattle Wash. The wedding
will take place the first of the year.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-17

The Misses O'Shaunnessy and Miss
Riley gave a box party at the Lyceum
theater Thursday evening for Miss
Carmen Watson Of Chicago. Mrs.
Barker was the chaperone and the
guests were Misses Watson, O'Shaun-
messy, Riley, Messrs Carl Deer, Harry
York, Lester Banks and Herbert Don-
aldson. ss54
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-17

Mrs. Emily s.. Eustis, announces
the engagement Of her daughter,
Emma, to James H. Talbot of Ben
ton Harbor, Mich. The wedding will
take place early in November {? Ia
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl. Partridge
will give a reception Wednesday even
ing, Nov.4, to introduce their daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Partridge. The
younger. set have been invited to re-
main for a cotillion. Miss Part
ridge has been in Europe all summer
with her parents. She attended Miss
Dana's school in Morristown, NJ,
for two years and last year was at a
fashionable school in New York. ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. William Powers an
nounce the engagement of, their
daughter, Gertrude, to Eugene u.
Cruice: The wedding will take place
next month very quietly at the home
of the bride. r. p - .=a.t + =-.z.r~..
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-17

The box pews, reserved for parties,
for the Apollo club concerts, to be
given IN the First Baptist church,
have all been taken. They have been
secured by Thomas Lowry. w. d,
Washburn. A. T. Rand, e. l.. Carpen-
ter, Thomas H. Shevlin, Mrs. L. A.
Day. Mrs. William Donaldson, O. c.
Wyman, W. H. Dunwoody, A. S.
Brooks, c. M. Loring, c.. C. Webber
Colonel c. B. Shove. G. p. Wainnlan
and J. F. Evans. %#5 =,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
BOTH FIGHTS
GO THE LIMIT
Mccarthy, However, Given the
Decision Over Walsh.
FILIPINO KID BESTs PRICE
CROWD SMALL, BUT MANAGE
MENT GUARANTEED PURSE.
lspecIaI 10 - HeraIdl

Ogden, Sept. 16.-About 500 people wit
messed boxing exhibition between jerry
Mccarthy Of Walkerville, Mont. ana
Jack Walsh Of Chicago at CIenwood parI.
tonight Mccarthy was given the de-
Cislon at the end of the twentieth round.
Walsh was the larger OF the two t,ft
was less rapid IN his action than Nc
CarJhY. Mccarthy pursued his rushing
tactics from the start. and forced the
lighting throughout About the middle
OF the contest Mccarthy lost his steam
and after that was unable to land
damaging blow
Walsh proved to be a great hand to
stand punishment. McCarthy's left eve
was nearly closed and Walsh had a cut
I'D and tin ear, but aside from this
both men were In good condition at the
close of the contest. Those who attended
EXPRESS themselves as satisfied with the
contest although II was not a marvel
Of scientific excellence. 1T was some
thing OF a smuggling match. and there
fore was pleasing.
The preliminary between Young Price OF
salt Lake and the Filipino Kid of Santa
Cruz was declared a draw while many
of it,
1t was at first suggested that the fight
would be called off on account of the
light attendance. but after Manager
Kelly of the Shamrock club which han
died the go, assured the purse of $3.50. the
fight went on. Walsh was introduced as
the champion of Canada. perhaps because
he had never been to Canada, as he was
never heard Of in these parts before.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
TWO MORE HOLD-UPS
Footpsds Continue Their Work
Without interruption in
0gdsn.

another highway robbery occurred
lasl l2tghf 1.-The very heart of the down
,uNn residence district. T. r. Tout who
was on his way home from the Taber-
lldcie concert. was held up at the very
5ate OF the home OF his sister. AIRS. EN-
1lttt, near the corner Of Lincoln avenue
ana i Wenty-seyenth street Mr. Tout is
me lalNNr OF Mamie Tout and was to
.Late started this morning for London TO
Lel2ih ms family He had considerable
money concealed i'm his pocket The rob
S SSIs overlooked one wallet containing
50 tIley got another containing about
~ ana also made away with his -valu-
toIe Watch The operation occurred in
1he Iuil glare OF an electric light.
-As M Tout was about to enter. the
gaze Iney ieVeied a gun at his BODY and
oLttftu nim 70 throw up his hands AS
soon as ne complied one of the men DIIt
away ms weapon and proceeded 10 rifle
ne Nictlms pocket. As soon as released
mr. Iout ran into the house and returned
Win 2 siN-shoQter, but the fOotnads vrers
CUT or sight he notified the police and
Spent the next two hours with them in
searching for the hOld-Gps. One man was
=, rested who IN a general way answered
tife description Of one Of those who
turned the trick. but nothing was found
on MS person which could in any Wv
connect him with The crime
4 snort time after the Tout ho'd-r1n
water Oakley was also h'gd I'M and
foooed about two blocks from where -be
Iirst affair occurred, and by man who
answer the same description From MIN
the robbers got $3.50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
FIFTEEN PLAYERS OUT.
Moore and Pitt Do Service as Half
Backs.

About fifteen enthusiastic football
players lined up at the university yes
terday afternoon for practice and for
tully an hour were put through the
tudlmentS Of the game by Coach
Holmes Moore and Pitt. both of the
high school team of last year. we're
tried out as halfbacks, and Thompzon.
new man, held down the position of
fullback Thompson never donned a
uniform before yesterday and his work
was that Of a conner.
II now begins to look as if Heiselt
the new man being tried out at cen
ter, will make that position. Brown
former end of the Ogden High
school, was out yesterday for the first
time and showed up we'll 1t is said
that Benny Roberts is threatened with
typhoid fever and may not be on the
team this fail. His loss would be
much felt by the varsity as he was
considered the fastest back on the
team.
Coach Holmes says the tackIfug dunn
my viii be put in shape today and ali
the men viii be given a whirl at this
modern appliance to develop a players
tackling ability. The team will prob
ably line up for its first scrimmage
tomorrow afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
ELDERS DOING
GREAT THINGS
Second Game Taken From Dug
dale's Clsmdiggers.
-@
NEW MAN HAS BEEN SIGNED
-A
HIS NAME Is Rabbit AND HE
CAN PITCH.
NEW MAN HAS BEEN SIGNED
Especial to The Heraldl


Seattle, Sept. 16-McCIoskey signeg
Rabbit the old Seattle short stop. today
aud promptly made pitcher out of him.
The locals had their noses rubbed in the
Dirt good and hard by their old team
mate who pitched steady ball, and was ac-
corded fine SUPPORT Hauley completed q
double play IN the very first inning by a
perfect throw 20 the plate. after catching
"a lly. tlannery also made perfect
throw home to head off a run. after
scooplng up a grounder bali, but he was
tate by "a few inches. StriCklctt started
10 pitch the game but retired after the
Ilrst inning on account of "A sore arm.
harmon. VINO succeeded him. was very
wild. but steadied down with men on
bases, With two men out in the eighth
however. salt Lake began % hit the ball
1ut ana won the game riEht there How
lett mt for single. Weed followed with
a tnFee-bagger and Fi3nnery kept up the
Eoou work with a double putting Salt
Lake one run to the good. Anderson was
HlJ nN a pitched ball and Rabbit shot at
hulen. which the latter failed to hold
ana the Mormons had the game. Seattle
indue dying struggle In the ninth send
ing one run across and quitting with the
uases tull brennan was walked on prr-
pose, filling up the sacks. and then No
Nlchols lifted tau fly to Hanley. and
the struggle was over.
hOstal has been released. In Rabhit
ana Hewlett Salt Lake has men who can
eltner play the infield or take a turn in
the ooN. and both are good ball players.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
GREAT PRAISE GWEN THE
HERALD BY CORRESPONDENTS
CONTINUED from Page one.)

Continued from Page One0
type of The Herald. A good news
paper is the best any community can
have. The Herald is doing a good
work for the mountain states and
all sections of the country know
about il.
Richard Lee Fearn. New York
1fleune-+4No Erhore STRIKING example
o. enterprise has como under the OBJ
sefVatlon of the Washington CORE
spondents on their western tour than
The Herald. A journal that compre-
hensiVely satisfies the most exacting
requirements Of newspaper men who
must OF necessity keep abreast of the
important events and the hest opin-
lens of the day.
Edward z. Coyle, Baltimore Morn
ing Herald, Pittsburg Leader and
Detroit Free PTess-I am sincerely
pleased to be able to add n word of
commentator for the excellent man
ner IN which The Herald has handled
the convention The reports have
been well balanced. a due aDnrecia-
ton being paid to the important fe9-
lures of the gathering. while the mere
matters of human interest have been
treated in a manner which might
elicit praise not only from the trained
newspaper man but the people at
lar=a-
). A BreckOns-I find it to be the
sentiment of the party of Washing
ton correspondents that The Herald is
the first paper they have observed
west OF the Missouri river that comes
ILlIy UP to the standard Of the dailies
or the eastern cities. The manner
IN which the irrigation congress es-
pecially has been handled has Won
the heartiest praise Of the members of
our party.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
AMERICAN LEAGuE

Chicago. Sept. Chicago Philsdelnhia
game postponed, wet grounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
;otg5-lTradway batted for Stanley in
Salt Lake.



Score by innings: 1224567SQ
Seattle observation-disclosures. 0 . 5000 1--3
SGlt LAKE ................. 0 0 OF 8 a.
Earned runs, Seattle J. salt Lake q:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
FAvoRITEs DEFEATED.
Trotting and Pacing at New England
Breeders Meeting.

Readville, Mass. Sept. 16.-FavOrites
were defeated I'm all tour events today
at the New England Breeders meeting,
the most noteworthy case being Haw-
thorne's setback by Caspian in the 2:O9
trOt- Summary.
Two-thirteen class pacing, purse $1,000.
two in three-ClaymOre won the second
and third heats in 2-O7Sl and 2.0OH- Cen
trtfiC won the first heat i'm 2:09. Ecstatic,
Hall 3 and Don Cozine also started.
TwO-twenty class trotting, purse 81. $50,
three III fivc-Jay McGregOr won the sec
ond. third and fourth heats in 2:0SiA.
Z.lOA and 2:11ia. Kinney Lou won the
first heat I'm 209i2. John Taylor, Navidad
and Kamares also started.
TWO-nineteen trOtting. purse 81 900. two
IN three-AlbertO won two straight heats
in 2,l5lz and 2:1a74. Miss jeanette Chris
tine Belle, Tonga. Black Beauty. Kapolua,
Claud v CroWshade, DcgOla and The
General also started. Tonga and Black
Beauty divided fourth money
TWO-nine class trOttinE purse 81. 600 two
in three-Caspian won two straight heats
in 2;07a and 2.0Ii4. Hawthorne Maxine
Dulce Cor. George Muscovite, Alice Carr
Lord Vincent, Wentworth, The Roman
and IdOlata also started
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
Assessment No. Q.

NEW YORK BONANZA MINING
company. a corporation. Principal place
OF business, Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that alt a meet
ing Of the board OF directors OF the New
York Bonanza Mining company, held al
September 1893. an assessment of three "a
cents per share was levied upon the capi-
tai stock Of the corporation issued and
slalllInsi payable immediately to II.
Barnett, secretary. OF. the company. At MS
0IIlce, 5O3 ID. +. Walker building. Salt
Lake City, Utah.
any STOCK upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 10th day III
october, 1909, wiz be delinquent and adj
Vertised for sale at public auction. and.
uuiSss payment is made before will be
sold the 3Ist day Of October iq13 al ,
?, m, 10 pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs of advertis-
ing and expense of sale.
IL BARNETT. Secretary.
SC3 ID; b. Walker Bldg, Salt Lake Citv
Utah. 0l'1'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17

Bal terles-EwinE and Peitz. McGinni
ana warner. Umpire-O'Day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
FUN AT THE CARNIVAL.
Many Attractions Draw Good Crowd
to Salt Palace.

Inc Southern Carnival company CON
uuues IT'S popularity at the Salt Palace
ana last evening a great crowd gathered
To witness the high dive, see the shows
anu roe me camel The greatest amuse-
menl was afforded the crowd by the last
performance. and as Reuben and his pirl
M large numbers applied for the desired
permission To be iOited on the beast the
crowd checred with more vim than was
required % express admiration for thu
over or the electric bicycle man. Sew
tFai OF tne S0O rs are excellent. the little
tots at the vaudeville show making an
especially clever hit with their medley
preceding the performance
within the palace proper the JaDauosc
luSBlers and tumbers were the best at
traction, and the house was filled foe the
performance The Old Plantation had its
patronage from the darkey element. and
the wild animals were as much i'm de-
n.dnd as tame animals usually are nl1t
the palace Of dreamlaud was closed
tight. the cool weather having the effect
or dspelling dreams. The few hardy
couples who took a dose of fresh air in
drinks Immediately after and the people
who witnessed the high dive into four
feet Of real water did likewise
The crowd was good uatureS one.
however. and the many entertainments
furnished by the carnival company were
promoting the carnival. left last evening
Tor Albuquerque. n. NJ. The remainder ~
followed
THURSDAY Sept H. "Fraternal Day"
Friday. Sept IS. ElectricisnS. Dav."
Electric pole climbing
saturday sept. 10. "Chiidreu's Day"
BABY show. punch and judy invite or
phans, Mardi Gras night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
MOTOR CYCLE
CAUSES TROUBLE
HOIway Arrested For Taxing
DoWning's Machine.
DISPUTE OVER OWNERSHIP
CASE WILL PROBABLY Re ATRED
IN COURT.

f. Holway, one Of the bike riders Il
the saucer track, was yesterday arrest
ed and placed in the county bastile.
And thereby hangs the tale Of a mo-
tog.
one OF the motors used at the saucer
track this summer is the cause of an
the trouble, and a dispute over the
ownership is the cause of Holwav's
confinement. The motor was the prom
erty of Hardy Downing. or az least this
Is the story told by several ofkhe riders
who claim to know all the Details Of
the affair. The machine had been stored
in Holway's training room a greater
part of the time. and this is how it
came into that riders possession.
When Downing left for Australia
AIohday night he asked HOlway to
ieaye the machine uptown where Or
iahdo Stevens would call for it and ship
~ 70 Hardys brother in San lose
When Stevens tried to secure possession
or the motor it is claimed Holway re-
FUSED to stand and deliver, and also
mat Holway had hid the machine
Where it could not be found.
Inc county attorney was brought
into the case and promptly got out a
warrant for HOlWay's arrest. It was
claimed by Stevens that HoIway was
ready to leave the city with the ma
chine and this action was taken to head
MIN off. Holway was arrested and
taken to jail and sent his team mate
Blum. out to look for bOndsmen. II is
claimed that he intends to fight the
case Holway says the motor is the
property of rider named Rankin in
the east, and that Johnnie Lake. anOth-
er vel known rider, had stolen the
motor from Rankin Then. according
TO Holway, Downing purchased the
machine from Lake HOIwav say.
Rankin had written a letter asking him
TO get possession Of the machine and
that he took the motor for this reason
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
Western League.
American League.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

san Francisco. Sept 1G-In todav'z
baseball game between Sacramento and
San Francisco the Senators gave O'Brien.
Uncle Henry's new pitcher "a bad beat
ing. getting IN runs as they pleased. Tho
youngster got bad start in the first
inning. when two errors and base on
balls oiled up the bases. Sacramento
scored four runs on one hit and after
That O.Brien never had "a chance. F-itz-
gerald mystified the home team i'm every
INNING but the sixth when Demas
knocked out a double and '.Teefev" Raw
mono cleared the right field fence for a
nome run drive. Sacramento fielded we'll
score
81, rr,n,,..o r II. E.
Sacramento .......... ID "A
Batteries-O Brien and Leahy. Fitzpor-
Aio ana 0raham. Cmpire-McDonald
Los Angeles Sept. i6-Tvel,,a i,,,,r--s
% close, scrappy baseball. win pIenf,,
Of field work. good pitching and 4 fist
Tight thrown in held the fans at CT774tos
park this afternoon for two hours and "a
half Los Angeles won in the twelfth
but il took tho hardest kind OF work ~
90 a. I'm the ninth Huribut who vas
coaching at third. explained 30 O'Connelf
that Ross had been deliberately pushed
orr the base In the melee about me
umpire Baxter and Hurlburt csno m
blows Score;
r. II. j.
Los Angeles .........-............ 10
Batteries-Newton. Hall and Huriburf.
neil.
Portland ore. Sept 16-Seattle Won
todaEs game from che Browns by bunch
Ing hits on Shields Go the second and
NTH innings. Although Shields struck
out tNe men, he was batted freely and
gave four passes 70 first Hughes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
EDWARD DALTON DEAD
Had His Back Broken in an Ex-
plOsiOn at Gold Mountain a
Few Weeks Ago.

Edward Dalton. one of the inmates
of the Keogh- Wright hospital when
that institution caught fire on Tues
day afternoon, died yesterday. The
physicians do not attribute Daltou's
death to the excitement Of the fire but
ii is thought that the shock may have
FASTENED HIS death somewhat How
ever, Dalton was IL a very critical
condition and his death was predicted
py me attending physicians and
nurses
Dalton was the victim of a rather
peculiar accident few weeks ago.
he was employed at the EleDhant
mine at Gold Mountain and was en-
gased IN hiring number of blasts.
Dalton had lighted "a quick fuse" and
did not notice that ii was burnine-
out rapidly, As ne turned to walk
away the blast went off and a GUAM
THY Of rock struck him in the back
seriously inJuring his spine. He was
at once removed % the KeOgh- Wright
hospital. His brother arrived last
night and viii take the body 10 An
nabella FOR burial Dalton leaves q
wife, who was informed OF his death
yesterday,
Assistant Chief Woods of the fire
department made an examination at
the uOSplldl yesterday morning and is
more firmly convinced than ever thar
the IRE was caused by defective eIec-
trical wiring tt was reported Tues
day afternoon that the fire was
caused by a defective fue. but Chief
Woods declares that this is not true
Before the wires were cut at the
building some Of the firemen received
severe electrical shocks and this
strengthens the theory that the fire
hrs
All of the other inmates of the hos
pital are doing nicely and no serious
results are looked for. The insurance
adJusters are at work and as soon as
they are through the building viii be
reconstructed as rapidly as possible.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
BIG CROWD AT RACES
About 5000 Spectators Witness
Close Finishes at Second
Days Meeting.
lspecial 10 - IIeraldl

Ogden. Sept 16-The second days rae
ing at the fair grounds this afternoon
drew out a crowd OF about 5000 people
who saw some good finishes. a special
2,35 trOt was won bv Francis X, who took
the first. third and fourth heats in 2.35i4,
2.32R and 2,S0l2.
The three-minute trOt was not finished
on account of darkness. Ed COnrOy won
TWO heats and Cold Storage one heat.
Madge Wilkes was i'm third place and
Miss II in fourth.
In the fiVe-eights-mile dash ArEOt won.
Molly Allstot second and Honest John
third. Time 1:05. This was one of the
most exciting events seen on the track.
the finish being close between all three
In the five-eighths Ethel G was first,
John Mackav second, May w third and
Pearl s fOuth
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
BEAUTIFUT wo5Tr1r

Plump cheeks flushed with the sofi
glow of health. and a pure compIexion
make all women beautiful Take u
small dose Of Herbine after each meal.
ii viii prevent constipation and baI1
digest what you have eaten. soc Mrs
William NJ. stroud. Midlothian. Tex
writes. May 81, 1901: we have use !
Herbine IN our family for eight wears
and found IL the best medicine we ever
used for constipation. bilious fever an i
malaria" For sale by L. c. NJ. +
Drug Dept.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
Ogden Briefs.

Preston. Ida INV" III "'-
from Salt Lake visiting his Da rents MS ''1'
The Royal Italian band win no bors
LOT a Two nights engagement. SATURDAY
and sunday with a Saturday mafinea
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
~ % -AIDeFL Go0p. a. and Miss Anna Muller.
qua NJ. morgan, e. all Of Ogden.
James Cary was arrested yesterday 7fr-
ernoOn by Officer PincOck on the CHARGE
OF assault and battery. Cary was i'm one
OF the sporting houses on Electric ave-
nue. and, according to his story. was af-
lacked by one OF the women with a bU+rb
SI -EliiIe. and he retaliated by KNOCKING
Ellery Royal Italian band at the
Theatre tonight Only 25c 70 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
Darlington Freed.

l. g. CGvrington was placed on trial YES
IeIQdy on the charge of embezzIeulent
preferred by his former er7nIoy-a,. +Le
trouble growing out of a transaction Of
IaEtIngton in Shipping some Greek la
Dotefs and Withholding a portion of the
f9ney; harrington resisted the pr0secu-
Ion, claiming that he had turned over 10
~ employer aN that was required and
.Hat me money retained was MONEY re-
celYed for other services.
The jury brought In a verdict aco,,lt+fr,-
'He oeiendant and he was discharged
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
Former University Football Player
Shows Fasteners the Game.

Beach Haven, n. J.. Sept. 16.-Amons
the members of the University Of Penn
sylVania's football team now practicfng
here who are making a great showing
Tor themselves is Joe Zilligan of Salt
LAKE Utah Ziiiigan is one Of the
strongest men on the team and is con
sldered by the coaches as one Of the
biggest finds Of the year. He is being
Tried out as guard, and is sure to make
the position on the team
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-17
ATTACKED BY FANArrcs

Manila, P, l.. Sept. 16 $50 p. m.-One
hundred fanatics attacked the head
quarters of constabUlary at San Jose.
In the province Of Nueva Ecija. island
OF Luzon, and attempted To take the
pace by storm After lively fight the
attacking force were reDuIsed 0-ift- ~
loss of eight. The constabuIarv lost
five men il the fight