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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
Mclaughlin Meets With Accident
And is Severely Injured,
HURT MAY BE PERMANENT,
Likely 20 Keep aim out of she Game
For All Time other Contests
Arranged.

The proposed wrestling match between
Eugene Thompson and George c. Me-
Ladghlln for the championship OF the
state which was to have taken place AT
the Grand thoater next Thursday night,
has been called of as the result Of a
severe accident to Mclaughlin, Not only
does Macks misfortune prevent the con.
test from taking place, but 1t may keep
the clever wrestler out OF the game for
all time TO come, AS Mclaughlin was
entering his home ON Wednesday eve
hihg he slipped ON the porch and dislo-
Gated his right knee cap Dr. Vlko who
Is attending him, says that the cords and
ligaments are also badly wrenched Me
Laughlin has many friends in Utah who
wiz hear OF his injury with sincere re-
sret, ana II viii be a source OF disappOint.
Ilent ON all sides as there was a great
uedl o. interest in the proposed struggle
Win Thompson. j. n. Shaver, manager
lot McLaughlln, says that the sports will
not 90 without good match, as he has
arranged a most interesting program.
Charley Ross, conceded TO be the best
wrestler IN this part Of the country, has
agreed TO go on the mat and throw any
Two heaVyWeights within 80 minutes,
SHAVER has discovered two "unknowns'
ana they Will BIZ ptted against Ross.
Thompson VIII also take part in the han-
dicap go,
Thompson says he Is stlll the state
champion and Is ready to defend the title
against any man who comes along. he
says he does not know who Shaver has
'diseovcrei,' but he Is willing 10 agree
10 throw the unknown three times In an
hour, provided he Is local man. There
VIII be a number Of interesting prelim-
inaries, including boxing, club swinging,
high kicking and diving,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
THE HiMLt CREvAssE.
Hope of Closing II Has Becn Prac-
tioally Abandoned.

New orleans, April s.-Hope Of clos
lng the Hlmla creyasse was practically
abandoned today All day a terrific
current swept around the broken ends
of the cribblng and through the great
7O0-foot gap in the levee, undermining
the light piling which II had taken 10
DAYS and nights to build.
4 delegation from the crevasse came
TO the city early today and made a
purchase OF piling, which Will be sent
forward tomorrow. II Is considered,
however, that not one chance In a thou
sand 10 close the creyasse remains
The levee board has practically
reached the end OF It's resources and
planters are calling away their hands
In order TO build protecting levees about
their places.
The weather bureau expressed the
belief that high water viii continue in
the lower Mississippi for three weeks
or longer The river here today was
20.1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
Shot in strikers Fight.

EtrOIt April 9.-Mlchael Sullivan OF
|seWllle Ont, was shot through
neck and a number of other men
ft slightly injured in a fight which
Place at the foot Of Joseph Cam
avenue here tonight In a collision
Feen strikers and non-union work.
Of the Canadian Bridge company's
rs located IN Walkerville, across
iyer from Detroit. The police ar
Ri four men, all OF whom were nom
p gorkmen Of Detroit, who had
ilI'ing the strikers places at
ISsNIlle and were Just returning
B from their days work, Steve La
also OF Walkeryille, was struck
/ lhe head with an iron band and he
sullivan were taken 10 local hos
Neither sullivan nor Ladue is
gf0usly injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
Redistribution OF Irish Seats.

London, April lO-Henry Klmber, a
Conservative member OF parliament
and an advocate OF the redistribution
OF seats, wrote recently 10 Premier Bal
four, asking whether there was any
truth in the rumors that the Irish land
hill was part Of bargain for abandon
ing the redistribution Of seats in Ire
land Mr. Baliour IN reply made the
important statement that the Irish land
bill has never been the subject of any
kind OF bar gain with any party, group
or individual In or out OF parliament.
He recognizes the anomalies of the ex-
Using system Of parliament representa-
tion as being undoubtedly serious but
he has never seen any satisfactory
scheme OF reform suggested.
This reply would tend TO show that
the government has no idea OF reduce
ing the Irish representation IN palia-
ment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10

fl that he was obliged to dismount
Buxton was substituted and % minutes
allowed for a new book, Gorgalette, q
Is 10 shot won tie race, but was dis
qualified after Watson admitted that Do
fouled Waue NIGHT and made no ei-
fort TO take his horse on, Wdrto Ncht
was given first money while Polonius ana
Salyor secured the remainder OF the
purse, Watson was suspended, General
Roberts was the only favorito TO win.
The weather was threatening and track
fast Results:
First race, five and ono-half furlongs,
selling--Dotturel won, Bee Rosewater sec
ond, Alta q third Time, l;09A
Second race. four furl0ngs selling
General Roberts won, ST. George Jr.,
second, Annie Marie third. Time,
0ASA.
Third race seven furlongs, selling
Sugdtn won, Galanthus second, johnnie
MCCarty third, Time, 1894
Fourth race, mile ana One-slXtcenth,
selling Dieturbcr won. Winward sec
ond Rim Rock third Time, 1894
Firth race, one mile sellng--Warte
Nicht won, Polunius second, Salyor third.
Time, lA2
sixth race, one mile and 70 yards, sell
lng-1isona won, Kitty Kelly second, VI
lOa third. Time, 1874
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10

| cheerfully give my endorsement to
Or. Kilmers Swamp Root which sim
cerely believe, from my own exper-
fence, stands at the head of all known
curatyes for kidney, liver and bladder
troubles.
My own cure and also my personal
observation during years Of service in
the Toledo Fire Department, have con-
WINGED me that Swamp Root is q medi-
cine of wonderful merit. have seen
many who had been pronounced incura-
BILE, speedily restored 10 health by
Swamp Root, Yours Respectfully,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10

Tlsburg. Pa, April 9.-The senate
hnally today the libel bill. The
REQUIRES that all newspapers pub
N Pennsylvania shall print in
issue on the editorial page the
Of me owner, publisher and
Aslhg editor, and II owned by a
el,llon, the names Of the officers
IG In all civil actions which
leIeafter be brought against a
F'pape' Y It shall be shown that
puollcailon complained of resulted
nsgllgence on the part of such
h proprietor, manager or editor
entertainment Of the facts. or in
p1Olcalion thereof, compensatory
VS. may be recovered for Injuries
-aless and reputation resulting
suen publication as well as dam
. W NE physical and mental suf-
endured by the injured party
nusS Failure to carry out the
,'.l requiring the publication OF
.aa,es OF those responsible for its
ssloh shall be punishable by a
n0' less than $500 or more than
/ , a1si,sndment provides whenever in
w wv action II shall be shown that
aa.'er complained OF Is llbelous
-as such libclous matter has been
speclal Prominence by the use of
~ ~ cartoons, head lines. displayed
4 any o'her matter calculated TO
,,1r attract the attention. the
4 wa, have The right to award
!, s damages against the defend
de'endants."
VII passed the senate by 30 to
n, CHARGED by the opponents OF the
nj, gSfaers have been issued bv the
esaers 70 railroad the meas.
A.. - proof Of this they point TO
~. ' uhal United States Senator
|,ss va. va. IN The speakers room to.
,.s ~ IN Tor senator's and members
=" he Dill, urging them 10 sup
|,s s' "a, measure Is being hurried
H. va, we house. 1t passed second
3 '9aay despite a strong fight
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made against It, Assemblyman Cooper
Of Delaware county who is an editor,
denounced the bill as an effort TO mu2-
zle the press Of Pennsylvania, and
moved its indefinite postponement. His
motion was lost, 65 TO lO6.
The newspapers Of the state are
bringing great pressure on the mem
bers Of the legislature not to vote for
the bill. Some state editors have ar
rived here to fight the measure, and
numerous kilograms have been received
by members to oppose IL. A strong
protest was received by every member
Of the house tonight, signed by the
heads OF all the big daily papers In
Philadelphia. It asks the members to
vote and use their influence against the
massage OF the bill
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Events at Washington.

Washington April 0--Bennings results
First race, five furlongs- plantagenct
won King second Alhambra third. Time,
1904.
Second race, five furongs stella W.
won John Nevin second, Flo Russell
third. Time, 1905 80,
Third race, handicap, steeplechase about
two mles-Gum Honey won, Arius sec
ond. Ida Woodlands third. Time, 4'33 ~.
Fourth race, selling, four and hall
fur0ngs-L istaway won, The Brown Mon
arch second, Lady Belair third. Time,
:l93.
FIFTH race, amateur cup, jockeys 10 be
officers OF the army, navy or marine
corps or members OF prominent club, SIX
furongs-M Musical Slipper won Sir Chris
topher second Mark Cheek third. Time,
1:2l 49,
Sixth race, mile and sixtoenth--Al
Girl won Pearl Diver second, BENEFIT
third. Time, 1866,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
Mp. nv. Enters Demurrer,

New York, April lO.-Counsel for the
Northern Pacific Railway Co. has filed
the company's demurrer to the COM
plant In the action taken against the
corporation recently by Geo. c. Hack
ett Chas, A, Chase and Wolf Brothers
q Co, stockholders, to declare void the
retirement Of the preferred stock Of the
road. The demurrer alleges there is a
misjolnder Of plaintiffs; that the plain
tin, Geo. G. Hackett of Philadelphia has
no right Of action with the other plain
tiffs and that neither the plaintiff,
Chas A. Chase Of Philadelphia nor the
plaintiffs. Void Bros. & Co have
joint right Of action with each other or
any Of the other plaintiffs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10

I wrote to DR.. Kilmer e. Co., at Blng.
hampton, ~ Y, for free sample bot
tie Of Swamp Root and It's effect upon
me was so noticeable that ] bought a
supply, and after taking few bottles
Of Swamp-Root l had entirely recov-
cred, and in six months became the
man you see me now, / had kidney
trouble aggravated by bladder
trouble Was obliged to pass water
often day and night, had back ache,
and was run down generally A few
bottles of this remedy did more for me
than dozen physicians could.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
MAINE BLUE LAWS.
Their Partial enforcement Causes
Great Indignation.

Lewiston, Me-. April l0.--lnterest and
Indignation are about divided here
over the action OF Sheriff Cummings,
who has undertaken a partial enforce
ment OF the old blue laws by COMPEL
Ing the confectionery shopowners to
shut up on Sunday,
These store keepers are charging dis
elimination and now threaten 70 serve
papers upon the sheriff IN an action
which win force him TO carry his cru
sade even further and enforce to the
very letter all the famous old Puritan
statutes,
This will mean as their purpose that
business and labor Of all kinds must
cease upon the sabbath, and even the
newsb0ys will be. driven from the
streets and the elesctric cars prevent
ed from operating.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
Alumni Aenes . Moodr Dead.

Chicago. April l0.-Mrs. Agnes Moody,
the famous Aunt Agnes" Of the Amer
lean Corn Kitchen at the Paris Expoi-
ton OF 1900 Is dead az her home here.
after long illness. Mrs. Moody was
born on the eastern shore OF Maryland.
and 40 years ago she came 10 Chicago.
where she had lived ever since. She
was one Of the original members Of the
National Association OF COlored Women
and for many years was It's vice pres
idont
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10

uation OF Manchurla, he learns that
Finance Minister Witte urges the neces-
slty of evacuation which II has been
definitely decided shall be completed as
stipulated.
on the other hand, the Toxic corre-
spondent Of the Times reports that
great excitement prevails IN japan ow-
ing to the ilusory character of the
Russian evacuation OF Manchuria.
Meetings have been held at which res
olutlons were passed praying the Brit
lsh and japanese governments to insist
on the genuine restoration Of the Chi
nese executive power and the opening
OF Manchuria to foreign trade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10

Jersey CITY n. j., April lo-Arthur c..
HOLDEN, who claims to be the champion
high DIVER Of the world, yesterday jumped
backward from the top of a pie driver
" feet hlgh into the Hudson river turning
sumersault In the descent lie did u
without breaking his neck, and lhen took
ertluns
huldcn plunged down his legs and arms
revolving like spUkcs Of a SLOW wheel
and, feet first, crashed intO the river
sonding shower OF boilng spray 20 feet
aloft II had not all subsidized when up
bobbed Holden and swan over TO lioat
nearby
Just TO show the entire absence OF III
feeling Holden subsequently did u double
somersaut into the river IRON u hesht
OF 20 feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
MresIllng COntest.

Hartford Conn, April l0,-George Both
neE the lightweight champion wrestler Of
the world. failed last night to throw Oscar
johnson of this city twice within AN hour
which were the conditions Of the match,
Botnner succeeded In putting the Shout
ders OF the New Englandor 10 the mat
once In the allotted time, but for the re-
mainder of the bout Johnson seemed TO
keen on even terms with him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
Geo. Howard Found Guilty.

Butte, MoMnt,, April 9,-George
Howard, alias Joe Kerby, who, with
Gtorge Cole held up the Burlington
express near Homestake month ago,
was found guilty by the jury today,
Under the law OF prior conviction he
may get all the way from 10 years to
l'fe. The proceeds Of the robbery We're
"a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
Boundary Commission in Session.

FL Paso Tex. April l0,-The lnterna-
tional boundary commission for the
United States and Mexico Is in session
here. Only routine matters have thus
far been discussed The conference was
TO have begun today, but was hasten
ed at the request of Cen Blanco. 1t
Is expected that the work Of the COM
mission will be completed by tonight
Neither side will talk of the doings Of
the commission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
salvation Army Band Arrested.

Paterson. y. j.. April lo.-Maj. Dun.
ham and all hs salvation Army pand
have been arrested while hold ng q
street meeting here They were taken
~ me police station where they were
charged with disorderly conduct on
PROMISING TO appear In the police court
whom wanted they were allowed TO 80,
The members Of the army have be n
rcreaiediv warned by the police that
comnlaints have hesen made against
,bem by merchants for blocking me
etroete Mai Dunham Il Is dcrlard,
esld he had a constitutional right
10 use the street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
Seven Devils Mining Case Decided.

Boise Ida, April 9,-The supreme
court today decided the famous Seven
Devils mining case brought by Gran
vile Stuart against ex-Goy. s. r. Haul
ser of Montana and others. The de-
c!sion is In favor Of the defendants, tho
Judgment Of the lower court being re-
affirmed
The case involved interests In the
Peacock, White Monument and Helena
Copper mines In the Seven Devils dis
trics. The value " the property was
claimed to be 100000 Transactions
involved in the case run back to 1889
Justice Ailshle filed dissenting opin-
ion IN which he vigorously maintained
that Stuart was entitled to judgment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
Ball Player W eds.

Homer Plake the well known ball play
er who played with ogden and Salt Lake.
Is a benedict. Last evening al Ogden he
led TO the bridal altar Miss Myra Foulger,
the daughter Of Wallace f0ulger, prom.
inent business man Of Ogden. Mr., and
tie and other northwestern cities. They
viii In all probability make their future
home In ogden.
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Az Memphis.

Memphis, Tenn. April 9.-Montgomey
Park summary;
First race, seven and a half furlongs
sellIng-W Fred G won, Perlclcs second
Nearest third. Third Time, 1864.
Second race, four and hall turlQngs-
Dick bernard won Molinos second, Bene'
fcent third. Time, :56ls,
Third race, seven furlongs Harry New
won, Autumn Leaves second Elsle l.
third Time 1854
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth
Floyd II and Banter ran dead heat, Ran
kin third Time l:jl
Fifth race ak iurlongs--Postmas,ter
Wright won Alfo second, Bermuda third.
Time ll6h.
sixth race. mile and an eighth, selling
Barrack won. CoRswell second, Loves
labor third Time, 1851,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
Tramp on Presidents Car.

Livingston, Mont, April 9.--When the
PRESIDENTS train arrived here yesterday
a tramp dropped from the roof Of the
presidents private car He explained
that he had ridden from Miles city
President Roosevelt, when informed OF
The incident, remarked.
"The poor fellow, probably was
broke. II had seen him l would
have been tempted to help him a triile,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
GUN CLUB SHOOT.
Traps Are Opened Up Again Yestor.
day Afternoon.

Members Of the local gun club were
out IN force again yesterday afternoon
and INDUCED In a little target practise.
This means the opening OF the regular
weekly shoots ana the crack shots are
anxious 10 get themselves into good form
in preparation for the coming tourna-
ment AZ yesterday afternoons shoot,
Callison held high gun, breaking 40 blue
rocks out Of possible 70. The score fol-
lgt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
J. W. CHURCH AND WIFE.
Their Strange disappearance Causes
Much Excitement.

Denver, April IA special TO the
News from Moorcroft, Wye. says; EX-
element Is running high over the mys-
FERROUS disappearance OF John w.
Church and wife, formerly in the Union
Pacific general office at Omaha. but
who now has a ranch 20 miles south OF
Gillette, They were last seen on TIE
morning of March 10 by w. G. Clifton
al The ranch. Church's mother from
Council Bluffs has been here TO meet
him since April I, and is nearly dis
tracted. Large parties have gone In
search OF the missing counle Pending
investigation Clifton Is being held.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
MAY NEVER RACE AGAIN.
Might Try for worlds High Wheel
Sulky Record,

New York, April iO.--George Ketcham,
owner Of the worlds champion tr0tter,
Cresleus, SU2h, announces that II rs
prouaDle thai the horse VIII never race
again II Mr. kotcham does conclude u
send the champion another trial, he says,
IL viii be Tor the purpose Of breaking me
worlds record to high wheel sulky, 2.OoA,
held by Sunol.
"lhcrc Is one other exhibition Cresccns
may give, and then he will hC retired per-
manently to the stud said Mr., ketchanL
am going to Europe In the fall aud VIII
take the horse with me- may arrange
Tor big exhibition IN London for the
benefit OF some charity. That VIII be the
last time the champion will ever be eX-
hibited."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10

which his house stands He recently
filed plans for a library and art gallery
on this property, II Is possible that the
acquisition OF the block front viii ut-
mately result in the erection OF a large
house, Mr., Morgan, however will give
no information concerning his building
plans
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
SUPERSTITION N HUNGARY.
Villagers Refuse to Let Body OF
stranger Go Through Village.

Vienna. April 1O--An extraordinary
case OF superstition has occurred In
Hungary. a peasant living at Nosz.
taany died while attending the market
IN a neighborlng town. His relatives
started homeward with the body but
were forclbly prevented from travers-
ing the village OK lharla, the inhabit-
ants asserting that the passage OF
STANCE corpse through the place would
lead 20 misfortune, Reinforced by
gendarmes the relatives made sec.
ond attempt 20 pass through the VII
lage but were confronted by the entire
population. armed with pltchforks and
similar weapons The gendarmes were
driven hack by the villagers and there
upon fired a volley al the crowd Of
men, women and children. killing two
persons and woundine many others.
----@-~~----
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NEW JOCKEY oLUB's PLANS.


san Francisco, Cal, April l0..-While no
official announcement has been made lt
is an open secret. says the Chronicle,
thai the New California Jockey club viii
make bid for prominent stables next
season by Offering increased pulses and
stakes, The matter has been thoroughly
discussed by the directors OF the assOcia-
ton ana there Is Il strong feeling thaC m
order TO set hrst class horses from Vari-
Olier several substantial overnight purses
and handcaps 1t Is not unlikely that
there viii be several 500 purses eNely
day and 5000 $3.50 and $1,000 handicap
every week. New and valuable stakes are
also " be added ~ The present hst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
GOLF SEASON OPENS.
Links Have Been Greatly Improved
Great Interest IN Sport.

Golf enthusiasts are looking forward
10 the opening OF the season which ~
billed for tomorrow at the country club
links. II Will be the fourth season and
the prospects for this seasons work are
decidedly encouraging Many improve
inents have been made on the links, The
course has been staked on so the players
VIII have no difficulty whatever in de-
termning when they are out OF bounds
Instructor Leonard, who gave good salts
faction last year, has been engaged for
this season, The rules committee is still
at work and the program for the coming
season has not been completed, but II Is
believed the work will be completed with
In a few DAYS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
King May Come Back.

Billy King. the lad who became popular
sprints, has written to O friend In the
city 60 the effect that II there was any
thing doing at the Salt Palace this SUM
mer he would be on hand 10 make race
for the money, and that II the manage
ment would send along transportation he
would bring back with him u couple OF
fast professional riders
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
Zulu student Called Home.

New York. April 0.--Mandhlakayi
DUDE. one of the two college students
from Zululand In this country. has been
called back 10 Africa 10 inherit the
chieftalncy Of the two most important
tribes Of his countrymen In Natal.
South Africa
Mr. Dube's father, AMI Muquawe, Is
In poor health, and Is DESTROYS that his
son should succeed him on tho throne
Mr.. Dubc has been IN this country for
several years acquiring an education
10 III him to return 10 his country TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-10
james Jones, sbecpman, Murdered.

Portland, Ore, April 9.-A special 20
The oregonian from Fossil. Ore, says
that James Jones, a sheepman, was
murdered near this place yesterday
afternoon John Click, who admits
thar he did the shooting. gave himself
nm 90 the authorities today. Trouble
between the two men had been brew
ing for some time being caused by q
Gispute over sheep range The mut'
der appears 20 have been premeditated'