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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
THE CATHEDRAL FIRE.
Members Admit That the Blaze Yesters
day Was a Threatening One.

The cause Of the burning of the altar
draperies in ST. Mary's cathedral yes
tcrday was that the renewal Of the
candles at the proper moment had been
overlooked and as they burned down
tile heat from the lights presently
touched the lace draperes, and ere the
officiating priests realized 1t the dra.
p,ries were on fire. The children in
the choir We're the first TO see it and
stopping their singing rushed down the
6ullcry stairs. This started other peo-
pie, and but for the coolness Of the or
ganist, Miss Nora Gleason, who set the
chcir to singing again, there might
have been panic. while Lindsay Rog-
ofs and j. " Coughan quickly jumped
over the altar railing and eXtlngushed
the blaze. The panic was aycrted, The
damage as stated IN last evenings
News" was nominal Members OF the
congregation admitted today that dan.
ger was imminent for a time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
CATARRHAL. .ASTHMA and
DEAFNESS CURED.


Frank Wete aged II at Euclid Ave this
city was very sick boy few ago read his story.
nave suffered FOR ABOUT years with what learned
was Catarrhal Asthma partial deafness 1t was
impossible to hear ordinary stopped
up continually ard at night had up my brcath-
as almost smother If tried lost my appetite could not
eat anythngand badly months ago went TO D
Shores and began their improved slowly but steadily at first
and lately my progress has been much today
ter all over don't hawk and very much better
breathe easy-haye no trouble night appetite feel
like boy their splendid treat
"FRANE WEI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
How to Get Well
Without Risking Penny.

This Is how than half million sick ones cot
we'll ~ N V'''' s0'
lhey wrote me and told which book they wanted
sent eaeh an order On his druggist for six bottles Dr.
shoops Restorative Each took It month at my risk II
" succeeded me cost was $3.50 II 1t failed paid the drug
slst myself And the sick word decided It.
have done that with nearly $4,000 sick ones-ali
chronic oases-mos OF them dincultsome Of them desper-
ate Yet 80 Of each 40 have paid for the medicine ad
y, because they cured.
l make the same cher to you
IL you Will simply write me- and try for a month 10
get wei, VIII take all the risk; will pay IL fan
that. w
MY Restorative succeeds because It strengthens the in
sue nerves 1t brings back the only power that operates an
VITAL organs IL gives the weak organ power TO do It's
DUTY ana tha Is all that Is needed The result Is like Civ.
ing weak engine steam
some OF you have doctored in other ways until you
discouraged But common treatments merely doctor the
organs ana the results at best but temporary That
which Is needed-that which must he doneis TO give
weak organ more power to act My Restorative always does
mat prevents little troubles from becoming deepseat
ed and In chronic diseases II does what other remedy
do.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
OF INTEREST TO LADIES.
Some Valuable Hints as To Things for
Home Wear
Pretty aud Servicesbie Gowns OF Mo-
hair la High Favor Black silks
For summer skirts.

| Special Correspondence.
New York, April S,--The great majority
OF women pass the greater part OF their
! time at home in spite OF the common cry
that they live more away from the do
nestle shrine than In it, and 50 1t be-
moves them to have many neat and daln-
" as well as sensible and seryiceable
home dresses suitable Tor everyday wear.
me reason mat the Frenchwoinen are
always ~ Wei dressed Is because they
lake pans 10 nave enough ordinary home
dresses 10 spare thclr pest ones. II is q
desirable an TO be abe 10 look well
dressed al nome at all umos 50 tnat "
AID chance VISITOR should happen IN ne or
hl1e heVu not wait long time that the
laay may aon An old and shabby dress
uho put On one tor snow Inc true gem
new oman Always ioOKs neat anu nice IN
me privacy OF ner nome.
ms Viu new nOnalr ~ the pretty cOlors
"la mack VI tius season MAKES the ME-
vst OF nome irOcks Tor ordinary wear
ana Il gown OF Il is quite Inc enough for
any Vhv' Tue simpler sucn q diess Is
lhaue the more genuine satisfaction IL
gives ana ne Longer II remains fresh
olhl theie Is no reason why suCh Il gar
Mehl cannot De developed IN more or
mats style, Monair ~ 80 ustrous and
any, N.b,tt 400, -, , it'NS " 'ni.the,
,nnre 4" ton.,s ~ Snou,u pe "PpHel
nrIi,ons,. ~ Wv" '""n " uiu W ~
,.o., ..
of pr,, ,rSoi "1'5 hohe uIess
erai e,asss 'VI ' 'ne shiIt mas sew
shade ",rlStr 70u'"'"e ~ "'u ~ blds oHe
irhe st,r, ~ ~, ,O' l on ~ shvrl sValops,
ilsres v'd@Iy nei'n! " iruln e h'ps, put
main In thn banI H., - ~ |'Ns' ~ 9ulto
iront 1, ' , p"en' nut haa Oell, WINE N
n mn silr yesf IN oPs" piVNSe unoe' WIN
v'hcro M, Ia,,al ,"...io''t 'e9eH" bltNll,
v,htte To- III 49, ,. i'''u WIN heaNy
hishon' Stnne ,,,hi, 1,N $500. We a. ioNhel Cluso
lye4r most ,,it,ntrn MINI "Nap's onehi " hoiiu
sleeves aI,nnst 49, So 20 WIN VIZ Wlue
mo ~ sn1.r,,in, hilu VI MoIh, se"
tnS banS," i, i,e,g'i'Iiiit"s "S'l'e use ol
mis- ',.p,,i'i ~ G29iplV.
follovv II, IN" ~ w Naii pau ueslBn 70
fsbrt"s "'u"ImS W soN'e OF inc WASH
5esien 90 nraI.,, e.. "'Ht@S9 e"sg 70 iliu
littis ,nCro Po u,'aV1i - One WIsheu II
need ~ n,.iya Y, 'i az 'Heie Woulu
tio,,,,ce w az MANI ~ Do mouiu De 70 aud
voshobls ,sca M. - y. syou suous
rnerrerized so MOS 4, W hn"ui,as ciotii
glose ~ Non ill liz ~ ,'oa 10y sneun anu
Eli sorts ~ oo I'm, 49, uain'S ,SSuipes III
ming ~ ,6is n,ate,i vi'I un's, ne Thu
itsotf cut Ina 80, ti"s Vu SuuiViy VI
mis- il verv nost XXI s"r,,i' ~ t''e o'oS'
Tharo 49, ~ nV'', ",iu ~ N'0s,'ole. ,.
mo" mi reaIi,. i hntr pauaIna sun
ineks ILL., th' 49, 'Ui W' o0uie oI shis
sbnwp inn My, ' nnio, SIN ,ailetn gnu Is
Jnsl,ps " pp1eii,o,,e S'llPeS' areDesque
yerv Persian in C"io,.,it, 1,,, ,o, SotuS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
ElLIsH WANT
YOUNG cORBETT'
L.vS Meet viii CurIey or Little
| Ben Jordan.
\, cOrLD MAKE $4,000.
| , s,orung Club would give
-. 1900 Expense Money and
ALarge Purse

....,,h from New York gives the
~ interesting bit Of news
y, Young Ccrbett puts on the gloves
AZ serious contest 1t is likely
4. |, VII do 50 in England. The Ma
\ sorting club Of London is anxious
M champion 20 abroad and meet
,,od man in his class there, either
s.',y night or some time next fall
s.,,,t consents, which is very likely,
/ "A AZ appear In England until the
,s1bv during October or Novem-
X Understood that Corbett in
y ,ake A good rest. He says he
~ w most OF his leisure time pick
', ,sms EASY money on the ROAD with
lsssal troupe Corbett Is Il good card
..,l can dictate his own terms.
tssit Is matched to fight In Eng
/ ]. Wan \, soponent will be either WIN Cur
Az Jordan. Jordan Is the most
/ Y, nAiherwelght IN England at
spd can command any amount Of
~, il d not thought that he Will
w ,ny weight 10 the Denver boy,
a,tTa fight Is made Corbett VIII
~ seals the featherweight limit, 122
n Curley Is not 50 particular lie Is
n box Corbett at l2l pounds, which
S,mpIon's best weight, Curley can
"a M on a pinch. lie Is clever
IN puncher, and In the. opinion OF
M Who saw him fight George DIX
NJ Broadway Athletic club. this
Feral years ago, the mill should
pbe good one
n American representative Of the Ma
!. sorting club, who Is now In town,
'ist h Corbett agrees to fight either
=, Al Curey the noted foreign club
4 INV him 5000 for expenses and
in a large purse Just how much
! i,6 viii donate he Is not at liberty
{raytt But he has sent a letter to
ririter Bettinson and expects re-
IN able within a few days. II Is
[sr.Dod that the purse will not be less
4 yl0 including the expense money,
4 ooked upon as a tidy sum, for II
IA should whip Jordan he can tour
4 Irish music halls and make from
IN b 900 before he returns home,
In corlett will he in town In two
M Tine. and the English clubs rep
{rutys will have a talk with him.
Ia considIne said that II Corbett is
N 10 fight Jordan or Curley in Eng
n X viii accompany him abroad and
u N for any part OF $1,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
JENKINS NAY COME.
Champion Wrestler Expects 10 Visit
salt Lake Next Month.

Tom Jenkins, the worlds champion
oatch-as-oatch-can wrestler, has wrltten
TO j. n. Shaver, manager for G. c. Me-
baughlin, 10 the effect that he expects 10
come west next month and wouli like 10
stop over In Salt Lake providing he can
get any kind OF handicap match with
local men. Shaver says that he will
agree to accommodate the ambitious
young man and is willing 10 produce three
young men whom he is willing to put up
any reasonable amount that Tom jenkins
cannot throw themal inside Of @ minutes.
Just who the three VIII be I. is not partlc-
ularly hard to guess
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
GOOD SHORT STORIES.
Fur Runs Made without Hitting
The Ball Once.

ibid you ever hear OF four runs being
scored on a missed third striker says
John McGraw. This Is how II happened.
Some years ago there was catcher
plaving named Tug Arundel. Tug was
4 short, heavy built man and as slow as
New orleans m0lasses.
Nevertheless. Tug thought he was
faster than ne got Sredit for being aud
often challenged his t0rmentors 10 foot
races. In which he was always beaten.
One day The opposing team had three men
en- the bases with two out and a man at
the bat who had beaten Tug IN a race.
The batter had two strikes on him when
Tug remarked. go,
You strike at the next one and I'll
drop Il ami catch you before you get 10
nrst'
"'1'll 20 you said the batter. lie ny
nj The hall and missed II. Tug dropped
the sphere. picked u up and then went
after his man OF course. all the base
runners started home. Tug chased the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. A. c. Allen is in Seattle visiting
with her sister, Mrs, EsHrIdge.
Ms. John Reed leaves next week for
the coast where she will spend the next
two months.
Miss Jane Macintosh will be at home
TO her friends at her studio hereafter
on Wednesdays.
Mrs Sol. Siegel and children are in
Baltimore visiting with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. James Dinwoodey en-
teretain at cards on Monda~ evening
In celebration % the thirtieth ami
versary OF their wedding,
Mr. and Mrs j. !. Broughall enter
talned at n oharmingly appointed din
ner on Thursday evening in honor OF
Mr. and Mrs, John j. Daily, who have
just returned from an extended trip
through California The guests invited
TO meet Mr.. and Mrs DAILY were. Mr..
and Mrs r. Roy Brown, Mr.. and Mrs
w G. futile. MIR. and Mrs o. X. Lewis,
Mr. ard Mrs. S. b. futile, Mr.. and
Mrs. j, NJ Gallon, The evening was
delightfully."- passed with music and
cards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
| WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

The people Of the'Twenty-eighth ward
are actively engaged preparing for a
ward bazaar to be held in the new
chapel. 74S west Third North street, the
first week in May The affair will be
conducted on the same lines as those
given in other wards and will include
the usual voting contest for the most
popular lady and gent. The vote this
morning was as follows: Ladies'
Grace Newman. 600; Estella Taylor. 500:
Clara Mcmillan. liJ; May Crane, 1885;
Lottie Elklns. l2Q; Emma Rid, rs;
Eliza Bear. lis; Mile Ostler, l05;
Birdie Vincent, S.; Maud Crane. 40;
Elizabeth Haslam. %.
Gentlemen-E. j. Solomon, 79 Isaac
Langtop, 70. James +. Smith So; Brig
ham Haslam, 60; VIM. p. Gillespie, IS;
George Anderson, IS; VIM. Mcmillan.
30: Sidney Taylor, 9; Jos. Edward, 8,
c. H. Taylor, 3; VIM. Dunlop.l.
Remember the McConahay- SHARP
Jewelry Co. auction sole, Sales daily
$3.50 and 1880 p. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11

KID Mccoy tells the following story on
himself: A Scotch sporting man visited
this country and brought letter OF in
PRODUCTION 70 the Md from an EnglIsh-
man who hal shown him many kind.
nesscs in South Africa. Mccoy, therefore.
felt II incumbent on himself TO do the
honors Of New York 20 the stranger on
the night Of the latter's arrival These
"honors' took a liquid form.
They visited various thirst duencherles
at ali Of which Mccoy stood treat" The
Scotchman did not 80 much as suggest
any sharing OF expense. and Mccoy tried
to look as II he did not notice the Others
ClOsencss.
AT last they entered the tenth cafe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
WILL RACE TODAY.
shamrock Ill aud Shamrock to
Go seven Miles.

Weymouth, England. April l0-It was
decided tonight that the course for
tomorrow's race between the Shamrock
and Shamrock II shall be 30 miles--seyen
miles from Weymouth to Lulworth cove,
seven miles thence to the shamblos light
ship and thence seven miles home, the
race around 10 complete the race. The
Shamrock ! will be allowed 10 minutes II
the wind Is fresh and lS.s minutes II II
Is light
The Shamrock Ill has not yet been
asked To negotiate head sea and the
likelihood OF a seward breeze tomorrow
is welcomed. as II will give an opportunl-
~ Of seeing how she viii acquit herself
under such conditions.
The race tomorrow win be the first in
which prize money mas been offered the
crewe. The start viii be by gunhrc The
course will be laid around marks officially
laid of.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
wREsTLERs' BIG CONTRACT
thompson and Ross Issue Open
halienge To Mar Ariists

Wrestlers Eugene Thompson and Char.
ne Ross propose 10 make things generally
interesting at the athletic exhibition on
THURSDAY night. They distinctly deny
that men have been picked for them 10
throw and as an evidence OF good
ialth tney nave issuei an open challenge
TO any person I'm the state no one barred
VINO might appear on the stage that eve
nlng that they can throw HIM inside of
aO minutes or forfeit the sum Of So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11

There's nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. OF all the Salves you ever
heard Of, Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the
best. 1t sweeps away and cures Burns
Sores, Bruises, Cuts. Boils, Ulcers. Skin
Eruptions and Piles. It's only 25c, and
guaranteed to give satisfaction by z.
c. NJ. |. Drug Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
\ EDITH WHITES
| WONDERFUL STORY,
Ahni foT Years, but was Cured
afktEapoo Indian Sagwa.
OlTER DOCTORS HAD FAILED.
n y Salt Lake City, Utah,
y der Willing Testimony
70 Thousands.
N's " Sah LAKE CTiy N,tr,l

" Salt Lake city N,r,,l
F@g Of Mrs. Edith Whites suf.
ea cure from a deep seated
/ 'da'y disease reads more like
MOI some wonder worked at
NTn' than a plain everyday
4 ''ver, every detail is vouched
C'A Whites friends and neigh.
white resides at No. 27e
| A9A'A Street, Salt Lake City.
(1sago she was afflicted with
',''no Of kidney disease. The
In 'ae medical profession to
H. WIS Kind OF disease was
(s,a.al' ''a'ed in her case, The
~ sne consulted, and the
\ s'ae She took the worse she
N. !, ~'One' Nothing would
u, a,'ea'e' Finally a friend
n. Sagwa, thefamous Kicka.
~. remedy Mrs, White took
I'M, 'ad was completely cured.
I'm she says
f. sss,.l ,O,As REMEDY Co.,
EpN n. ! am 50 grateful for
,",sssapco Indian Sagwa has
Es~ ia' ! feel constrained to
n 4 . .ss me say first this testi.
|s,,o.'sa .liely unsolicited, as |
ban 70, you ever even heard Of
HI you received this.
Ess f,aSer Of years i have been
IA CIV. with Kidney trouble.
\ !, v,. .snt pain and all run
Fh.t,1 , did not think I
months when I beran a,
E'ss The good eject w was as
(ssTISS once. | began to i'm.
~. nad taken half the firs,
Ee.SS' S count myself as com o, n.
fE M 4 .n,eerty to publish this
he1,' also TO refer anyone 10
fSSs, Mrs q EpIra WHITE -
~ : ~ Salt Lake City, Utah.
s,Ssag :, sold everywhere
kE,,1n Woo a bottle) Is a Ger.
~, y y. forms m. Of kidney and
Ia J, .. J, chills and fever, ma.
fsp,,,.i'.9sn stomach trouble, rheu.
r.. ',,. or impure blood.
~ .pO pol Indian ssgwa will, will
fsGSs and being comnossa
0 u.s. etc, il never
~ -A' effect, but cures
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
They Flight There Sure.

Tim Hurst, the noted referee and UNI
pire while In San Francisco recently was
more or less interested listener TO a
Californian who had been to the Philip
pine Islands with his regiment and there
took part In what he described as great
battle.
why said he, "the Second California
settled the war We met at least 5000
Flliplnos and, after desperate battle,
chased them into the river Two OF our
men were killed and seven wounded"
do you call that a desperate battle"
said Hurst, with two men Killed and
seven wounded?"
"Why, certainly" answered the soldier
There might have been good many
more"
"Well III tell you said Tim, IL come
from a little mining town In Pennsylvania
where they get up big picnic party
every St. patrick's day and II there
amt at least 10 men Killed at that picnic
the managers give out rain checks, good
for next ST. Patrlcks day"
Additional sports.
Additional iuterestiug sporting news and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
CAESAR ATTEL,.

he apo husky featherwegh Caesar
doubedy the worlds champion pounds Young Caesar came here
alone from san Francisco George Baker
ay night at the Salt Lake Athletic club
knockers began spread false paid attention
them but right along training working out practically alone
lie said he would with Baker dollar in the
mouse merely to show the public that he prove that the
Knockers have been handing out the Ael wins
from Baker he may be matched o nee Tommy Jacobs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11

and at the door the scotchman put re-
siralning hand on the KIDS shoulder.
ma ma. mon,' he protested, we've paid
for every nlppil we've had so far. Gle me
a show now. Wen cen Hip In coin to
see which pays for this next one"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
THE WEIGHT OF EVIDENCE.

matte is derdd the
stand
Hundreds no
yolslftu week.? And lest
n nl sabsGuey
don SIT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
DON'T BUY A CAT IN A BAG.

net ownudng EcomeT rpRssH
continue nnt win DO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11

four runs In ahead Of him. as he neyor
him." W '~s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
One Week===Free by Mail.

Sick people who live out Of the city should write Drs
shores for their symptom blank and take advantage
of this SPECIAL OFFER CONSULTATION FREE for
any disease.
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One WEEKS TREATMENT
And Medicines Free.


FROM CAT OR
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ARRIVr sALr Lake oIrYl.

No. l2-From Ogden and all in.
=. termedate points ...."."..... 9:o5 am.
NO. o-from Provo, Grand June
,.tion and the east ,...,.,...,,o., 1885 am.
No. l-Fr0m Provo, Grand June
ton and the east .........".-i2;s5 pm.
NO 3-from Provo. Grand June
ton and the east ..,;...,.,...,lo;5Q pm,
No. g-trom Provo. Bingham
Eureka. Marysysle Manti. He
Der and intermediate points o.. 900 pm
No. t-From ogden and the west $40 am.
No 2-FrOm Ogden aut the west 3.05 pm
No. 4-From Ogden ana the west $40 IN
No, From Eureka. Payson.
Provo and intermediate points 1000 am.
No. lQl-From Park City ........ SIS .. m.
Perfect dining car service.
Sleeping cars 10 Chicago without
change.
Ticket ONCE l03 West Second South.
Postoiiice corner. Phone e05.
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Cut Out This Cnnnnn

For we all resolve to send for something, hut
forget Mara the book desired aud mail this
with your name and address TO
DR. shoop. Box 1l3, Racine, Wis
Book on dyspepsia. Book for Women
Book on the heart Book for Men t,eae ed
Book on the kidneys Book . ON Rheutnatism.
Mild cases not chronic, are often cured by one
or two bottles, At all druggists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
SPECLALTIES:

All diseases Of the eve ear nose throat lungs stom-
nch liver, bowels kidneys, bladder and all chronic
and private diseases OF both sexes and diseases
Of children, $500 month for all catarrhal diseases.
Medicine furnished free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
Ma6I ny Vi R El!o! GRA @
RIO GpANfDiE' W E5ltEEeN 4
Current Time Table.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY,

No. G-For Grand Junction, Den
yer and points east ,,,..",...,. $50 am.
NO 1-for Provo. Grand Junction
N ana az points east ,:...,,.,. s;i5 pm.
NO FLOR Provo. Grand Junction
y, ana az points east .,,,...,,.,,'. $40 pm.
No le-For Bingham. Lehi. Pro-
No,, Manti, Marysyale. Heber
> ana Intermediate points ...., 500 am.
NO. s-For Eureka, Payson Provo
end all intermediate points 80. 500 pm.
No. ll-For Ogden ami all inter-
mediate points ...,..,.,...,. $40 pm.
no 5-Eor Ogden and the west. 90 p m.
No. l-For ogden and the west. 1850 pm.
No. 5-For Ogden and the west. $3.50 am.
NO. l02-For Park City .........., Sis a. u.
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One Months Treatment Now is Worth Three Months at ANY
Other Season
Other Season.


y OF %
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broke their lcng string OF bad luck and
won a hard fought victory by defeating
the Senators today. Brown, the young
amateur who oiilcated for the home
team, pitched fairly good bali. but his
work lacked the polish displayed by
Shields, his opponent in the box.
Sacramento acI; 81" -. -. .,.".." /
fViudiu -. 80 80 80. ,,s.....
Batteries Brown and Graham Shields
and Harlow
San Francisco, April 100 Four hits in
the second inning and combination Ct
safetles and mlsplays In the seventh gave
Seattle Il bunch OF their runs today and
when the game ended the northcrners had
victory TO their credit. Both pitchers
were touched up freely and at critical
times lost control. The score:
San Francisco 49, &c. q. ... ."."
Stdltle 900, ..'ss. ..ss. -.s.......s %
Batteries-Whalen and Leaky; Shock
AMI Boettlgcr.
RAIL ROAD ....... ....... .......
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oakland Shut Ont.
SANDING OF TEAMS.

kliEtles, April l0-Ilos Angeles won
|1ahh consecutive game OF the sea-
y afternoon, and for the second
ts week shut Oakland out. The
Va to o Corbett pitched u
Z zane at all stages and was
Nsp With the cleyercst sort Of field
by At times was spectacular. At
lse lSe Score.
h. II. +.
ivtes ~. -. 90. ...... 3 10 1
~ 10. =. 81. .."....o.u 0 z /
are-Corbett and Spies; Moskl-
cl Gorton.
aH'hio April lo.-Portland players
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Time Table
In Effect Feb. /,
1903.

ARRIVE.
Francisco aud Umaha'."..n........ s.a0a.m
points. 80. ........ ...,.,.. $40 am
Provo. and Intermediates points. s;s5 an
From ogden, Cache Valley, Chicago,
st. Louis. Omaha, Denver aud In
termediate points ....,......,......l9;0l pm
from Ogden, Chicago, ST. Louis,
San Francisco -. -. ......".., 4O5pm
Terminus -. 49, 49,. -. 500 pm
vo, and Manti. -. ..'''.....,.,..5;S 5 pm
Portland. Sam rsncisco '''...,.',.. s:lor.m
DEPART.
FOR Ogden, Omaha Chicago, Denver,
Kansas City and II Louis ,.."...-. f'VO an
and Manu -. 49,. 49,. -. 7:Soam
Terminus -. 49,, .,.....',,l 7:.5 am
For Ogden, Butte, Helena. Port
land, ssn Francisco and Inter
Fot ogden Omaha, Chicago. Den.
San Francisco =. =. ....,..,...l2:5o pm
For Ogden, Cache Valley, Denver.
kansas Citg, maha, ST Louis and
Chicago. As pm
For Provo, Nephi. Milford, Call
entes and intermediate points,. Gus D NJ
For ogden Cache Valley Butte,
Helena Portland san Francisco
and intermediate 1880 am
7. NJ. SCHUMACHER, Act Trat Mgr.
ID. +. BURLEY, q. p. q T. A
d. s. SPENCER. A. q. r. & II. A.
City Ticket 0fica 20i Main Street
Telephone 20.
DAILY except Sunday.