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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas Clty-Kansas City. 5;
Louisville. ?.
At st. Paul-st. Paul, s; Indianapo-
lis, s.
At Observation-Disclosures. 3; To-
At Milwaukee Milwaukee II. Column
ials
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Turner to Fieht Muller.
lsoecial 70 Inc Herald

ogden aug. 10.-Rufe Turner arrived to-
night from Seattle and signed articles
v-ifh Barney Mullen for . twcuty-r0und
contest TO take place on the night Of
Arsg Is at the Grand opera house. the
rfleT - weigh ii at 1s5 pounds. the winner
10 AXE = per cent ard the loser = per
cent Of tie net gate receipts.
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Our Two Stores consolidated

At 81 Main ST., where we will continue
to do a high-grade painting and dec
Grating business. at the same popular
prices as heretofore. Yours for wall
paper and paints
GEO. W. EBERT & CO.
Both phones. s. Main.
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PARK CITY AND RETuRN,Sf.50

Via D. & r. G., Sunday, Aug. 81.
Leave Salt Lake S.f5 a. m. aud 1866
a. m. Returning leave Park City 3
D. m.
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Snort epoiled ~ Rain.

Newport. r. J. Aug. 2a-The national
tennis tournament TO-DAY was postponed
until Monday because Of rain.
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Delmas' Unassisted Double

The one redeeming feature Of the game
for the Elders was the remarkable one
handed catch By Delmas, who ran to
second and completed a double play I'M
assisted.
The officiaHscore-
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Denver. Aug. 20.-Two home runs each
BIZ McHale and Hartzeli were the fea-
lures Of a double-headsr. both games OF
which we're won by Denver. Score:
First Game; r II. F.
Denver . .....-............ % II
DeS MONIES % = =
Batteries-Vo llendorf and J-usia; Still
man and Clark
Second Game; Z. II E
IenNsr 800 .------..------------- II
Des MONIES ..---.-s-.-.--.-----.-
Batteries-Cable and Lucia. Morrison
and Towne.
Colorado Springs, Aug. 20-Col0rado
Springs and Omaha broke even in a dotl-
bic header here today. Pfeister pitched
both games for Omaha and while he was
q puzzle in the first he proved to be easy
in the second Score:
First Came: r. II e
Colorado Springs ...--.---..-...
Esssatsries- 4dslipia and Resrwald; Pfsis-
ter and Gelasng
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Sar Francisco. Aug. so.-Seven thousand
people saw a disappointing game TO-DAY.
Co bett was erratics and got miserable
support. When the locals got men on
bases they could not hit them in, Overalfs
performance was on par with COFbetts ;.
bnG he got better backing. Score:
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Sioux City Aug 20.-Sioux City-St JO-
seph game postponed; wet grounds
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Baseball. Spokane VS.. salt Lake.
Double-header today.
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Seattle. Wash. Aug. 20--Oakland won
from Seattle in a game that was fought
hard In every inning. Most of the time tho
score vas a tie Sensational fielding cut
off runs time and again. Although Jones
hit four men. he was effective at crit
zeal times. Score:
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THING
HAPPENS AGAIN
Elders Get Their Daily Dose
From Spokane.
WILLIE HOGG THE DOCTOR
YOUNG CASTLEToN COULDN'T
FOOL THE INDIANS.

he present series Of ball games be-
tween Salt Lake and Spokane is like the
war in the east between Japan and Rus
sia- Every day the opposing forces get
together and when the smoke Of battle
clears away it is found that Japan has
licked Russia again and that Spokane has
done likewise TO salt Lake. Th,.-I follows
lous cablebram from St PETERSBURG
telling how It happened in the far east
and It is Gp to some one to again tel
how It happened down at Walkers field.
Without getting down TO the narrowing
details it might be well to state at the
start that the Elder bunch was licked
good and proper in every department OF
the game One of those kind OF whip
pings a fellow gives you and then makes
You say you ike It
Hogg Delivers the Goods.
William HOgg was the guiding hand OF
TIE indians yesterday and too much
credit can not be given him for the way
ne held down the rubber from start to
finish There was never a moment when
ne ala not have the game in hand and
II should have been a shut out The res-
son it was not was Rockenfield's failure
10 hold Weeds sharp hit squareiy in his
nand. which would have resulted in a
double. retiring the side But five scat
terfng hits, doing no damage whatever
was made off HOgg's delivery, and al
though he passed five men. il was al
ways with two men out excepting Muller
in the first inning.
Castleton Does Good Work.
Young Castleton. the local amateur.
pitched for the Elders and did fairly
good work However the handicap of an
amateur battery. CastIeton and Scare.
was too much for the sorrOwing Saints
and they accepted the inevitable without
even struggle. In justice to the Elders
IL must be said that they showed more
ginger yesterday than they have done
hope that there may still be a chance for
them to come out OF it before the season
IS over.
Spokane did the work in the following
manner In the second F'rary reached first
on Clark's failure to hold Bruyette' s
throw to first After Reilly flew out. two
hits by Holland and Murdoch scored
F'rary- In the third, after HOgg famed,
the same thing occurred again. Clark
dropped BTuyette's field Of Hewlett s
grOunGer and Ferris advanced Hewlett TO
third on q hit to left field. Ferris then
stole second and both he and Hewlett ad-
TO Gimlin. Frary landed out single
scoring Ferris. In the fifth with two out.
Ferris singled and stole second and then
galiOped home on RockenEeld's drive to
left
Delmas' Unassisted Double
The one redeeming feature Of the game
for the Elders was the remarkable one
handed catch By Delmas. who ran to
second and completed double play I'M
assisted.
The 0fffcfal-zcorp-
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BOISE, II; BUTTE, Z.
Miners Gould Not Land often Enough
On StarkeIls.

Butte Mont. Aug. 20.-Seven Butte men
today made the circuit OF hEses as the
result of Bosses ten errors. and though
the home team played errorless ball they
failed to connect with Starkells at OPP
perfume times, and the game was carried
off b. the visitors. Score;
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Chicago Aug 20.-Both Wicker and Nc
NichOl put up a hard fight. but the f0l-
nuer. though hit harder, had the better
support. Tenny was put out of the game
for objecting TO decision. Attendance
Do Score.
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American League.
National League.
RATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati Aug. 3e.-Ten thousand Chi
dren saw tOdays game as the guests of
the clubs. Hahn was hit harder than
Frazer. but won his game through su-
perioT support Attendance 1880. Score:
r. II Il
Cincinnati .---------------- -------.---
I Philadelphia ...-....-....--...-.- 10
E2atteries-Hahn and Schled. Freezer and
DOOM
Bases on balls-Off Hahn J. off Frazer
Struck out-By Hahn ,, by Frazer l.
Umpire-kennedy-
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r II +.
Butte -.-- --..---.-s -.-..-----.
Boise 900 ..-....--......--....-.11 II 10
Batteries-Hoon and Spencer; Starkens
and KellackE-
Umpire-Davis.
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R IT. +.
San Francisco ..................... 8
Is oTna .
Batteries-Corbett and Gorton; overall
and Hogan
UmpiTs-O CONTEXT A--
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wicker and king; Meme


1}y Wicker ;. ~ McNichoI . Umpire
thinner.
St. Louis. Aug 1d-The ground was We
and this made good fielding out Of tho
question. ScaElon was unsteady and had
T. DC taken out IL the fifrh with the bases
fuH Nichols was hit freely. but kept mis-
game well IN hand Attendance $500.
Score. r Il T.
ST Louis ...-.-................... 10 (
BTOoklyu ------.------- ---------. 10
terics-SichOis and Grady; Cronin.
Scanlon and Bergen.
TWO-base hits-LUmley, Brain. Base on
balls-Off Nichols I. off Scauion 3, of
Cronin 3 Struck out-By Nichols 4. BY
Scanlon 3 b. Cronin ?. Cmpires-Car-
renter and Moran.
Pittsburg Aug GETTYSBURG could do
rothing. with MathewsoG, but errors were
responsible for all Of New York's runs.
Game was called on account Of rain At
tendance Se00 Score r. H Z
lTttsbuTg ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
New y ork .-----.-------.--- .
Batteries-FlaheTty. Lever and Car
Tisch: NathsWson and Bowerman-
Base on balls-Oft FIaherTy 1. off
1Iathewson l. Tw0-base hit-Mc5ann-
Struck out-By Flaherty I. by Ma thewson
. I-mDires-Johnstone and EYnslle
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Second Game. R H T.
Colorado Springs ................ Is g.
Batteries-Torrey and Anderson; Pfeis-
ter and Gonding.
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Portland. Ore. Aug. 20.-Opportune hit
ting by Los Angeles and bad fielding
10y Portland resulted in the local team
being shut cut in today's game. Attend
ance 5000. Score: R.H.E.
Portland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . y
Los Angeles .-...............-.......7 10 l
Batteries-Hastings and Steelman; Gray
ard Spies Umpires-McCarthy and Me-
Donald.
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TO INVESTIGATE THE GAS.
Petition Made to Supreme Court for
Mandatory Writ Requiring
Such lnveStiuation

New York, Feb. "A petition
which will be filed in the state SUI
preme court today asks for the issue
of mandatory injunction ordefing
the city officials to investigate the
conditions attending the manufacture
of gas of every company in this city
Robert c. Langdon. the petitioner.
asks inspection and test of the puri-
ty and candle power, alleging that
one meter of every five is defective
in favor of the company. The peti-
ton states that an examination of
the Manhattan records of the coro-
ners office showed that sc persons
were asDhyxiated in the last three
months. The coroner's investigation
showed that the victims had gone
to sleep with the light burning low,
that the pressure let up extinguishing
the flame and was then renewed
causing the asphyxiation of the
sleeper
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Bakers threat a few days ago that
he would refuse consent in future,
objection having been made to his
request to allow him to extend his
remarks.
from the committee on rules giving
the resident commissioner from Por-
to Rico, Mr.. Degatan. the privilege
of the floor. the right to address the
house and to representation on the
committees on insular affairs was
called up in the house today. Dele
gate Rodey of New Mexico spoke for
the resolution. The resolution was
agreed to.
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The Della Pringle Co. of fourteen
people arrived from El Paso this
morning. and will open five nights
engagement this evening at the op-
era house. This is one of the best
companies ever booked for Roswell
carrying all their own special seen.
cry and electrical effect. Owing TO
the dull times in Roswell the man.
agement have decided to make no
advance in price of admission. but
will give the opera house patrons a
dollar show for fifty cents.
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THIS AFTERNOON
Death resulted from the Effects of
an Operation Undergone for Appen
dicitis.-A Notable Figure in
America

New York, Feb. 2.-William G..
Whitney died this afternoon from
the effects of the operation under.
gone Monday fc- appendicitis.
William G. Whitney was born in
1899. Was prominent in the over.
throw of the Tweed ring in 1871. He
was corporation counsel for New
York City in 1875. 1876 and from
1880 to 1882. He has been active in
the organization of the Democracy
of New York. He was secretary of
the Navy in Cleveland's cabinet
from 1885 to 1889.
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the history of this part of the coun.
try Thirteen persons were injured
but none of them fatally by the
of the Colorado and South.
ern train near Georgetown. three
cars being overturned by the wind
when the train was at a standstill.
In Denver the wind attained a We.
locity of so miles an hour. The only
fatalities reported are those of two
men in this city who grasped the
end of a broken wire and were elec.
trocuted.
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PARLIAMENT OPENED.
IncIement Weather Spoiled the Ef.
feet of the Royal Procession.

feet of the Royal Procession.
London, Feb 2.-King Edward op-
ened parliament today. None of the
familiar outdoor features were lack.
ing. Inclement weather. however
spoiled the effect of the Royal pro-
cession. The Prince and Princess of
Wales had a small procession from
the Marlborough house After enter.
ing the house of Lords their majes
ties were robed, and passed in pro
ceSsion to the chamber where the
Lords had assembled to hear the
Kings speech.
Touching on the Alaska decision
the Kings speech said that on some
points the verdict was favorable to
the British claims. and on others had
been adverse. But it must be a mat
ter of congratulation that the misun-
derstandings in which ancient boun-
dary treaties made in ignorance of
geographical facts are so fertile
have in this case been finally remov-
&c from the field of controversy. In
speaking of the far eastern crisis
the King said. ANY assistance my
government can usefully render tow
ards the promotion of a peaceable
solution will be gladly afforded"
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The New Hotel at Artesia.

NJ. E. Gibson left last evening for
Artesia where he is building a new
modern brick hotel. He will conduct
the new hotel when completed and
will be associated in the business
with his brother Charles w. Gibson
of this city. The building is being
erected on Main street. next to the
bank. and when completed the two
will make a solid block.
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A Resolution Looking to Arbitration
of CoIombia's Claims Against the
United States Comes Up in the
Senate.-RevoIt to be Ventilated.

Washington, Feb. 2.-The Presi
dent yesterday sent to the senate the
following nominations: Consul Gene
al. John Fowler (Mass.), now consul.
Chez Foo, China; Consul, John Tod
hill Comm at San Juan Del Norte,
Nicaragua; Navy Chaplain, w. T.
Helms. to have the rank of comman-
der; Secretary of legation at Pana-
ma. w. M. Russell of Maryland.
Washington, Feb 2-The senate
committee on appropriations today
authorized a favorable report on the
urgent deficiency bill An amendment
was adopted appropriating $4,6OO,OOO
as a loan to the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition.
The total amount of the bill as
amended is $16.37S,216. AS reported
to the senate the total increase over
the house appropriation is $5,352, PIG
but as the loan to the ST. Louis expo
sition is reimbursable, the net in
crease is $752,216 Among the items
of increase is one for $4,000 to ena-
Bile the President through diplomatic
channels with the governments of
Mexico. China, Japan and other coun
tries to continue until the end of
the fiscal year the relationship be-
tween gold standard and silver u.s.
ing countries
The senate today adopted a reso
luton introduced by Senator Hoar
permitting the committee appointed
to investigate the charges against
Senator Dietrich of Nebraska to en-
ploy clerk, to send for witnesses
and take other steps necessary to
carry out the orders of the senate.
The Bacon resolution looking for ar
bitration of the claims of Colombia
against the United States on account
of the Panama revolt was laid before
the senate. Senator Fairbanks discus.
Of hot ,of
the United States was in completely
with Panama in the revolt. He spoke
of the Importance of showing that
the charge was without foundation
He stated that while the people gen
orally greatly. desired the inter-ocean
ic canal they are far more anxious
that it shall be constructed without
any taint whatever of national dis
credit" The senator added that the
administration must be judged by its
record, adding that he would accept
the record as made by the legisla-
peached by something more conclu
sive than the vague opposition and
wild conjecture of malcontents.
In the House.
Washington, D. c.. Feb. 2.-When
the house convened yesterday
Baker of New York rose to a queS
ton of personal privilege, announc
ing that certain local newspapers
contained an article concerning him
in which was a mis-statement of the
facts. Speaker Cannon asked If the
gentleman's rights or reputation
were affected by the publication, ant
Baker said it affected his reputation
The article was read 1t re,ated te
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ScALLON HAS RESIGNED
AS President of Anaconda Copper
Co. and Manager of AmaIga-
mated Properties.

Butte, Mont, Feb 2.-William
Scallon has wired from New York
that he has resigned as president OF
the Anaconda Copper Company and
manager of the Amalgamated proper
ties in Montana. The reason given
is the pressure of private affairs.
Scallon has been president OF the
Anaconda company and other ANAL
gamated interests since the company
was organized.
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CONTRACTS NEXT
The Only Interpretation That Can be
Placed on This Order is That the
Government Will Soon Let the
Contracts for the Work.

Engineer w. NJ. Reed has received
a message from the department at
Washington ordering him to send at
once all details, papers and drawings
connected with the Hondo reservoir
The only meaning that can be at.
tached to this is that contracts for
the work will soon be let
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The revival services at the First
Methodist church closed Sabbath
evening. There was a very fine in
terest throughout the entire service
The results were very encouraging
to the members of the church and
pastor. Twenty additions have been
a partial result of the meeting up
tc the present.
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DROP IN COTTON.
May Option Fell Cent and a Quar-
ter This Afternoon,


New York. Feb "A sensational
drop in cotton occurred this after,
noon, May option falling a cent and
quarter a pound.
Just before the decline the report
was circulated that Daniel J. Suliy
had cabled his Liverpool correspond.
ent that he had sold out. The report
was received with credence on ac-
count of the large settlements said
to have been made with his firm last
evening by several bear houses. Mr..
Sully said, at is true that | am 60
ing on a vacation for two weeks. |
think l have earned a rest.
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ONE OBSTACLE REMOVED.

sue by Colorado Fuel e Iron Co.
Denver, Colo, Feb. 2.-One obsta-
Gle in the way of the proposed $45,-
600, 900 bond issue of the Colo Fuel
& Iron Co. was removed yesterday
At a special meeting of the stock
holders held at the general offices
of the company in this city the arti-
cles of Incorporation were amended
to permit an increase in the bonded
Indebtedness of the company.
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LUMBER COMPANY ASSIGNS.
Receiver Appointed for One of the
LARGEST Corporations of the
Kind in the South.

Houston, Tex, Feb. 2.-B. F. Bon
ner, a personal representative of
John K. Kirby and n. w. Mcleod of
st. Louis has been appointed TEN.
porarily as receiver of the Kirby
Lumber Company. one of the largest
of the kind in the south
F. A. Reichart. cashier of the Plan
of this city of which Kirby is presi.
dent, and Thomas H. Franklin have
been appointed temporarily receivers
of the Houston Oil Company.
PARLIAMENT OPENED.
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Passed a Favorable NIGHT.

New York. Feb. 2.-This morning
the physician attending on William
C. Whitney gave out the following
bulletin: "Mr. Whitney passed ia
vorable night. His condition is i'm
proved"
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portant interests of the islands. He
declared his intention of adhering
to the principles of the Taft admin
istration. He urged the Americans
to establish cordial personal and bu-
SineSS relations with the FilipinoS
who must constitute their chief Gus
toners.
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CARRIED ARMY SUPPLIES.

The United States Transport Sheri-
dan Sailed for Manila.
San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 2.-The
United States transport Sheridan
sailed yesterday for Manila with four
thousand tons of army supplies. She
carried sixty marines for Honolulu
and Guam
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Old Directors Reelected,

Council Bluffs, Iowa, Feb. 2.-The
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Portland Mining company
were held yesterday, at which the
old directors were reelected as fol
bert Frank G. Peck, r. G. Shannon
and Thomas F. Burns.
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REVERSED BY SUPREME COURT.

The Suit Which Caused the Shutting
Down of AmaIgamated Mines.
Butte. Mont, Feb. 2.-The Monta-
ma supreme court yesterday revers-
ed the decision of Judge Clancy in
the Injunction suit of John MacGinnis
against the Boston and Montana
company This is the suit which caus
ed the shutting down of all the Anal
gamated properties in Montana last
summer.
The case involved an Injunction is
sued by District Judge Clancy ag-
panys holding and voting stock of
the Montana companies.
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OFF to Los Angeles.

Cyrus Waugh and wife left last
evening for Los Angeles, California,
on a pleasure trip. They will be abb
sent for several months. Mr.. Waugh
retained his interest in the Coronado
barber shop and will resume his du-
ties there when he returns.