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Why She Cooked 1t.
Gndiananolis 49,

The happy-faced man swung onto
College avenue car, and this was the
story he had to tell as an explanation
for his good humor.
y have good Joke on my wife We
have a new girl, a German, Just over
from the fatherland. She is a hard and
willing worker, but is greatly in need of
judgment and common sense. Yesterday
my wife ordered fish. and instructed the
girl to serve it for dinner. AS soon as
tasted it knew there would be some
thing interesting when my wife discOV-
cred it was not as fresh as it should be.
Her first mOuthful caused her to ring for
the girl
Mary, IS this the fish that came to
day.
" Yes. ma am.
Didn't YOU know it was not good
when you cooked it?'
Yes. ma am.
g Then why did YOU cook it7'
Well you bought it, and I thought
you knew it, too
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Hard Foueht -

Little progress was made yesterday IN
the case of Mrs Kate BrideWelI Ander-
son against the Rio Grande Western.
The rOss-examination of Mrs. Anderson
and the afternoon was taken up for the
Gardiner who, in answer to q lon.
hypothetical question by Judge Powers.
describing the accident TO the plaintiff,
and the resulting conditions. said he con-
sidered Mrs. AndersOn's condition due TO
the accident. He was subjected to a most
exacting ss-examinatiOn by Attorney
E NJ Allison
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willie Lads the Field

New York, June 26.-In the first days
play at the BaltusrOi Golf club links at
ShOrthills. n. J., in the ninth open cham
piOnship of the United States Willie
Anderson, the open champion of 1901. led
the field at the end Of the day with a
score OF 149- There was a tie for second
place between Lawrence AuChterlonie, the
present champion; Stewart Gardner and
Alexander Smith at 154. They were close
ly pressed however, by Findlays Doug
las and +. o. Rheinhart who were tied
with David Brown, champion of Great
Britain in 1886, at 156 The next five
men to finish were professionals. Then
came George z. BrOkaW at 16I.
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Utah Trap Shooters Represented.

Spokane. Wash, June 26.-At tCday's
session OF the SpOrtsmcn's Association of
the Northwest at Dayton, Wash, I was
voted to admit California to tie asSOcia-
tiOn- Tacoma was CHOSEN as the place 9
meeting for 1904 Election resulted as fol
lows. p. +. Smith of Tacoma. president;
NJ. B. Bro Wnlee Of Spokane, J. H Hills
Of Libby. Mont, and \ p. BigeioW of
Ogden, Utah, vice presidents; r. Y. Cea-
ser of Tacoma. seCretarE and treasurer.
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a Trife PernIexing-


tFLIIdutIpnla Ledger.l
The following conversation is said to
have taken place between a school board
officer at whose house he called.
can Z see your husband?'' he asked.
NO. you can
els he Out2"
mo, he's in"
Then I'll wait until I can sec him.
'Of course, you're welcome; but you'll
have to wait some time -
But you say he's in2n
so he is
well, shall I call again"
Yes, when he's out"
But 7 want to find him IT."
You can; he's in jail
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HERRERA AND
D0WNEY SIGN
Will Meet at Bail Grounds in
Twenty-rOund Contest
ALL CONDITIONS SETTLED
M. E. MULvEY SELECTED TO
HANDLE THE BOUT.

After the talking stage comes the fight
ing part of the programme. and at last
the proposed Herrera-Downing bout has
reached this climax For the past month
salt Lake fight fans have heard nothing
but Herrera and Downing, and Downing
and Herrera Promoters and managers
have camDed on the trail of the clever
little Mexican to get his name attached
TO contract, but it had been of no
aFaI until yesterday, when the articles
were drawn up. witnessed and signed
1or this pair 10 perform for the benefit
Of the local ring followers.
NJ. E Mulvey. the man who gave salt
Lake its greatest contest in the argu-
ment been Jack Root and George Gard
ner-a fight that has become famous in
the history of the ring in this country
is the individual selected bv Managers
James Bishop and Biddy Bishop as the
proper person to promote the bout. The
place selected for the contest is the ball
grounds at Walkers field, this matter
being settled yesterday.
Terms of Agreement
The articles call for a boxing contest
or twenty rounds duration, the fighters
to split the purses Der cent TO the loser
ana % per cent to the winner. The weight
agreed upon IS 80 pounds at o'clock
the day Of the contest. and a forfeit of
$lO0 TO make this weight has been post
ed BY both parties. Jack Downey will
canyon, where he IS now located. and
Herrera win work in this city This much
was definitely settled vest erday when
James Bishop, manager of DOWney,
jumped on the train for Ogden to look
after the interests of his man. There
IS still some hitch about the date, which
it is stated, will be either July or 3.
In securing the bail grounds the man
agement can have any date desired and
IS inclined to believe Friday night would
be the better date of the two.
Reason For Taking Ball Grounds.
In making the selection of the ban
ground Biddy Bishop, manager of Her
rera- says he thinks it is the best place
IN the city for an event of this kind
BY constructing a ring back Of the home
plate it win bring the fighters close to
the grandStand. giving the spectators a
good view of the contest Chairs will
then be placed around the ring proper,
which viii serve as a reserved section.
Bishop stated last evening that he has
had the place looked over and figures it
can easily seat 5000 persons.
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PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Seattle. June 26.-San Francisco could
do nothing with Maupin's. pitching An
error gave them one run in the last in
ming, saving a shut-out. Score
Seattle o.. 90 -..................-... 10 1
san Francisco 80 ..---..--..-.-.A. 8
Batteries-AIaupin and Stanley; Glen
don and ZearfOss.
Helena, June 26.-Wiggs showed a big
streak Of yellow today and quit like a
r. H E.
Helena .. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
Portland 80 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is
Batteries-Wiggs and Carisch. Quick
and Anderson. Umpire Mahaffey.
Butte, June 26--TwO passes and two
singles in the tenth inning brought a
spokane man in and gave the game TO
the visitors. a bunch Of hits in the sew
enth inning netted Spokane four runs
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ian Arrested

Harra Okla, d japanese, and until re-
Gently resident of Salt Lake, was ar
rested last night at the instance Of
Salt Lake parties and lodged IN the city
Jail Okla formerly ran a restaurant IN
Salt Lake and is charged with beating
a butcher shop bin amounting to $780, and
also with defr5uding a number Of pa
irons of his restaurant who had pur-
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Ogden Briefs.

Wynn L Eddy is in ogden from Bing-
ham.
Judge Bulge of Bear Lake IS in Ogden,
the guest of Judge Rolapp.
Miss Edith Gourlay returned yesterday
from Nebraska.
P. Healys jr., is here from Buffalo,
Wyo visiting his parents
J. P. Gibbons. a grain merchant Of
Eearney, Neb-, IS in Ogden, the guest
Of K N. Forristall, Ogden manager or
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NATIoNALLEAeuE.

Boston, June 26-The home teams long
string Of defeats was broken today by a
brilliant batting rally in the ninth. No
rams home run won for Boston. Attend-
R H, E
Boston .-..-.---..-...-..-.-------
Batteries-Pittinger and Moran; Taylor
and Killing.
Two-base hits-Tenney Slagle. TayICr.
Cooley Three base hits-Aoran. Base
on balls-Off Pittinger 8; off Taylor, J.
Struck out-By Pitanger, 5. -EmPires-
Moran and Holiday
Philadelphia. June 26-PhHadelpFlia de-
feated St. Louis by making its hits count.
Reckless base running prevented St
Louis from scoring more runs Attend
R. H E.
5 86iI h3giSi
Batteriss@Danieavy and Ryan: Duggls-
Two-base nits-Burke. Dunleavy. Ryan,
Smoot, Keister, Duggleby. Base on balls
off Dunleavy, ,. Struck out-By Dun
leavy, 3; by Duggleby, / Umpire, Ems
Brooklyn, n Y. June 26.-In one of the
most exciting games Of the season, Brook
Vlsltors took nig lead early IN the
victory to the home team attendance,
5000 Score:
S 51ailIl:l ), 81
oEbUktgm = Il
Batteries-Suthoff. Harper and Bergen:
Jones. Schmidt. Jacklitsch and Ahearn.
TwO-bGse hits-Dolan, Beckley. Stein
feldt, Sheckard. Umpire, Johnston.
New York. June 26.-Matthewson' eff
feCtiveness when hits would have proved
productive Of runs. coupled with the un-
steadlness OF the Plttsburg pitchers, gave
the New Yorks the first game of the Sc
ries. George Davis played shCTtstOp for
the local team today His playing was
not protested Attendance, $3.50. Score: I
r. II. Z.
New \ ork----------.-----------
Pittsburg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
Lever. Kennedy. Phelps and Weaver
TwO-base hits-Mertes, Leach. Bases on
balls-Off MattheWsOn. ,: off Lever. 2:
off Kennedy, ,. Struck oUt-By Matthew
son, Z Umpire. O'Day.
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Kid Rogers, the colored boxer who had
several matches in Pocatello. arrived In
the city yesterday. He said he wanted a
match with the winner of the Herrera
DOWney match. Rogers also said that
Joe Gotten was headed toward Salt Lake,
and would be here in few days. Gotten
would also like 10 get busy. and wants a
got with Gibbs or Mccarthy
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Reflections Of a Bachelor.

Women don't smoke, they just puff
1T Is a wise widow that forgets to draw
comparisons with her first husband.
TIE course of a woman $ life runs from
dolls to husbands. from husbands to
babies, and from babies 10 more of them
Not many women care enough for q
man to want him to call at the hour when
she has planned to have her hair in curl
papers.
Tt Is hard for man to figure out how
woman can pile couch full of cushions
and yet when she sits down on II, leave
just room enough, right next to her, for
one more
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OGDEN NEWS
Office: 24S4 Washington Ave.
Ogden, Saturday June q.
' %%%@@%%A44AA%+k4
WILL TREBLE CAPACITY.
New Southern Pacific Shops to
Be the LARGEST in the West.

The contracts for the new shops \
= which the Southern Pacific is TO :
= erect in Ogden have been let and =
= work IS to commence today or not =
y later than Monday 4
2 The work Of excavation and for the :
= concrete foundation had been award :
= ed to GilmaFtin & Zitzman of Og- ,
y den
: The contract for the brickwork :
= has been let to Frank Smith of san :
= Francisco, and for the structural :
y steel to the American Bridge COM =
y pany- All the contracts call for the :
= earliest possible completion of the ;
= work and in few months the ca >
y pacity Of the present shop viii be ;
= trebled, making in Ogden one of the :
y largest. If not the very largest. :
= plants for machine work located any !
y where in the entire west. ,
y y = = = = = = = , =
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Salt Lake.

-, l,eo I EHlls 3, SStt IKE
Christie, Cook. Dad Clark 2 Byrnes (;
three-base hit. MahOney; bases on balls.
lin clark, McDonaugh, Nash . kelly .
Tozer: say rifice hit, Kennedy, double
lin. Clark. AfcDOuOUgh, Nash 2 Kelly ,
Egan to Whiting to Clark. left on bases
Salt Lake 9. Ogden 4. Umpire. Margetts
Time of game, two hours. Attendance,
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.AMERIcAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas City. Il; Mime
apOlis, Z.
At ouisvilIe-Louisvilie s; Columbus, p
At MilWaukee-MilW 5; st. Paul, L.
At IndianePo lis-Indianspo Z; Toledo,
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THREE MIsMATED COUPLES.
Trio of Husbands Sued For Di
vorneS

Blanche H Nelson has brought suit
for divorce from Andrew p. Nelson,
alleging cruelty and failure to provide
The couple were married at Salt Lake
on June S, 1900
Bertha Hubs Bingham has filed suit
against her husband, Henry D. Bing-
ham, asking for divorce on statutory
grounds.
Catherine De Witt yesterday filed a
suit for divorce from Decatur De Witt,
alleging that the defendant had deserted
her and failed to provide the necessaries
of life.
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shonld e Enconraged.
Chicago News.)

Suppose" said the beautiful girl. gaz-
ing at the distant stars, suppose this
old earth should stop revolving2"s
mot while we are together. ne Wffs-
pered, slipping his arm around her.
And why not2"
Because love makes the world 60
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FACTs FoR - FANs.

Today ogden and Salt Lake will try it
again at Walkers field
=
The HOLSTERS are now three games
ahead Of the AIarOons. Manager Chris -
has a great chance to make a reputation
Tor himself by winning the next six games
and putting Salt Lake three games ahead
OF the Ogden aggregation.
Two releases were handed out vester-
day by the management OF the Salt Lake
ana Ogden teams. one fell OF Jimmie
heuser or the MarOons and the other TO
4ldrshall OF the HOLSTERS. Marshall asked
Manager BinfOrd for his last evening,
stating he had an offer TO play in Wyo-
ing that would make him more money.
Soldier Cook. Salt Lakes crack third
basemans had 70 leave the same vester-
day He was spiked IN the leg while try
ing TO get TO second on a two Dagger
and retired in favor OF Kennedy. MS
enforced seat on the bench robbed Sail
Lake of one OF its best players and hit
tiers for the rest Of the game
Egan. he OF the golden state Of Cali
ioFnia, made a great play out on seconC
bag yesterday that saved wild throw
being chalked up against Nephf Thomas
The latter Whirled and threw the han
away over Egan's head on second ia
catch McDonOugh eff the bag. Egar.
jumped. and in coming down 10 earth
ter tried to get up and run to third, but
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AMERIcAN LFAeuE

Chicago. June 26-The locals played an
errorless game today and defeated New
York Two misplays in the sixth gave
R. H. E.
chicago ------.---.-.---.-.--..- .
New York -----........-.----.-.. 2
Enthusiastically and Mcfarland;
Chesbro and OCOnnOr.
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and tied the score. Attendance, 500
R H E.
Butte ....-..............7 "A 4
Batteries-N Nichols. Carney and ZalusIzv:
Bakdelin. Thomas and SWindells. UNI
pire. Colgan.
Tacoma. June 26-There was something
doing every minute in today's game. and
the Tigers made game fight against
3 the leaders. who, in the fifth inning. We're
four runs to the good The fifth inning
saw Tacoma with lead of one run. but
Los Angeles tied it up in the eighth. IN
the ninth Los Angeles loaded the bases
with nobody out, but a fast double play
cut off Reilly at the plate and Messerly
at first. Jack LAWYER opened for Ia
coma with tWO-bagger and with one
out, was batted home with an earned
run, leaving the bases loaded. Attend
R. H. E.
1-es - 5seies - ''-'-'''--;---'----
Batteries-J Johnson and Hildebrand; st.
Vrain and Byers- Umpire, Huston.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Peoria. June 26-Peoria was unable to
hit the BAH at opportune times during the
first game today, and lost to St Joseph
by a score of / to s. Score;
FIRST Game K n L:
EGOIld o
Batteries-Firend and Wilson; seay
and Garvin-
Second Game r. H. E
EPeoTla --'-.-.-.-.-...-..-..--.-.
81 dOSepn -------.-----.......-..
Batteries-Omste and Wilson; Diel and
Mcconnell.
Colorado Springs, June 26.-Colorado
won the first extra inning game of the
season on the local grounds from Des
Monies today, winning out in the last
half of the twelfth viii a single and a
double. Attendance, 1000. Score:
les MOlIleS-- -----.-.s.s--.-------
colorado Springs ---..--.-..-.-.. u
Batteries-Cushrnan and Foil; Vile
man and DOran.
Denver, June 2s--Hitting when hits
were needed won the game for Denver to-
day. Attendance, 400. Score:
R H E.
1CClLhcH s--s-----s.. "..---"---- ~
Omaha ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5 II II
Batteries-Eyler and ShIey; SchlaffStau
and Goading.
Milwaukee June 26.-MiIwaukee de-
feated Kansas City today by punching
hits. The game was featureless. At
tendance, 2,5o0 Score:
A4AAWAuhGe -------s-s------------
Kansas City ---.-----....-.-.--.-.. II
Observation-Disclosures and Lucia; Mich
OILS and Messitt.
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Cleveland. June 26.-CIeveland shut out
Washington again today. The game was
pitchers contest and Cleveland had
the better Of it. Attendance, 2,9S1- Score:
r. H. =.
t-leFe l1iu ------.--------------- ~
" dSuluELln ssrr-rsrsr----.- y
Batteries-DOrner and Abbott; -Patten
and Drill
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Detroit June 26.-The Detroits got away
well today, Henley's Witness and error
and two hits giving them three runs in
the first inning. The lead was never
overcome, as the locals made two more
off CoaSley, who went 20 the slab IN the
second Attendance, 2,S45. Score:
R H. Z.
Detroit ......-..................., 1
Philadelphia 80 .............. 10
Batteries-KitsOn and Mcclure; Henley
and Coakley and Powers.
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San Francisco, June 26.-Oakland hit
Kostal so hard in the fifth today that En-
gle was put in his place IN the sixth.
The game had plenty of hitting TO make
ii interesting, and the errors served to
add to the excitement Score:
R. H Z.
Portland ............-......-.-..... 10
oakland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 >
Batteries-Engle and Shea; Cooper and
Lehman.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles. Cal, June 26.-Dr. Newton
had one bad inning today, but he was suf-
ficiently bad in that one to allow San
Francisco to pile up five runs and win
the game The doctors support was Of
the gilt edge kind. Lindsay kept the hits
well scattered. Los Angeles had won
eleven games straight since coming home.
Attendance, 2, 100 Score:
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Sacramento. June 26.-The game today
was a pitchers battle betw cen Brown
and Drohan, and for four innings there
was little doing. In the fifth however,
DrOhan went in the air. walked two men
and allowed two hits. which combination
of circumstances turned into three runs
for the Senator'S Brown pitched a steady
and reliable game throughout and had
perfect control Score;
r. H E
Seattle .--....---.----.-..--..-
Batteries-BroWn and Graham; Drohan
and BOettinger. Umpire, Conway.
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Held's concert SAT- Palace Sunday.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Colorado Springs, June 26.-Colorado
won the first extra inning game of the
season on the local grounds from Des
Monies today, winning out in the last
half of the twelfth viii a single and a
double. Attendance, 1000. Score:
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Denver, June 26--Hitting when hits
were needed won the game for Denver to-
day. Attendance, 400. Score:
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Denver o.. ....................-.--7 10 =
Omaha o. ..-.-..-...............--. u 1
Batteries-Eyler and ShIey; Schlaffstan
and Go2ding.
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San Francisco.


Batteries-Lindsay and Leahy; NewtC
and Spies. Umpire, Levy.
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Boston, June 26.-The home teams long
string Of defeats was broken today by q
brilliant batting rally in the ninth. No
rams home run won for Boston. Attends
ance, ,993- Score:
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Milwaukee. June 26.-MiIwaukee de-
feated Kansas City today by punching
hits The game was featureless- At
tendance, 2,5o0. Score:
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Salt Lake made one lone error yester-
day. This was on Kennedy, when he
juggled Clark's gToUnder to him at third.
II was costly, as Clark afterWard scored
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Des MOines.. .................2
Colorado Springs .-...-.....-.-.. Il 3
Batteries-Cushman and Foil; Vile
man and DOran.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-06-25
EAST eRooKF,sLp.

Miss Grace Bacon closed a very success
ful term Of school in district No. II last
Friday.
r. A. Prince and Ransom Buck have
finished painting the church and are
painting ]. II. Spragues house.
Misses Eva Jackson and Gladys Holmes
are at home from the Randolph Normal
school for their summer vacation.
Deputy Sheriff W. II. Sprague left Sun
day night for Chelsea. from which place
he took two conviets to Rutland Monday.
Mrs. Gertrude b. Jackson returned last
week from Albany, n. Y, VIII Re she had
been through the last illness and death
OF her sister, Mrs. Adolph Schilling.
Geo. Wheatley came home last week
from Essex Junction, where he graduated
the week before from the High school
with honors. He will spend his vacation
at home and enter the Q. V. NJ. this fall
The Ladies' society of East Brookield
viii hold a lawn social and sale of useful
and fancy articles, also homemade can
dies, at the church parlor and lawn on
Tuesday evening, June Both. The Bethel
band will be in attendance. very
interesting program, consisting of reci-
tations and music, win be rendered by
the young people. Those having articles
to contribute for the sale please leave
with the committee, Mrs. Clara Holmes,
Mrs. Winnifred Sprague and Mrs. Alma
Medcalf, on or before the 30th. Every
one is most cordially invited to attend
and spend a pleasant evening. Refresh
ments OF ice cream and cake will be
served