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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-07
Moves from Holland House to the
New Amsterdam Hotel Where
She COIlapseS
HAS NERVOUS pHOSTRATION
Was Followed by Secret Service Men
Aud Rcporters--Shc is Said to
BE Very III,

New York, Dec 6--rhe expected ala
not happen tonight an the Chadwick
case ana an the predictions proved az
fault when at a late hour II was an
nounced that no conference between
federal officers and Andrew Carnegie
had been held at the latter's home.
This turn was surprising, for Mr.. car
negic had announced in the course OF
the day that ne would be glad TO receive
a federal officer ana 1t was supposed
that H. Z, Oldham, representing the
comptroller of the currency would
meet him tonight and that the matter
OF the notes alleged to have been given
to hi Reynolds OK Cleveland and said
10 bear the name OF Audew Carnegie
would be discussed.
As unexpected az the news that no
conference was he'd was the departure
OF Mrs Chadwick from inc holland
House, wLere she has resided, Tor the
Sew Amsterdam hotel sne was accom-
panied 10y her son ana a maid and toOk
with her some baggage. secret service
men who have been at the Holland
House tor several days followed MIS-.
Chadwick
Andrew Squire o Cleveland attorny,
representing Ira Reynolds, made the
announcement tonight after several
conferences with Receiver Lyon, Mr..
Oldham and others, that he believed
there would be no further developments
IN the case before tomorrow, and also
said that Mr.. Oldham had returned to
Washington. This announcement was
the first indication that there Would
not be a meeting at Mr. Carnegie's
home tonight.
At the New Amsterdam hotel Mrs
Chadwick was helped into the women s
reception room, where she tainted Aft
eT some FIVE minutes the woman waa
able TO walk again and, clingng to her
son, she went to the elevator and was
shown to a room on the hrst floor. She
ala not register nor did her son nor
the maid The hotel managers declined
10 give information as to how long the
rooms were engaged for.
The son and maid carried Mrs. Chad.
wIcks baggage. The son returned 10
the reception room for The baggage
after he had taken his mother TO hei
room, and the secret service men held
him In conversation for some minutes
and then let him co. lie went bach
to his mother. The detectives refused
TO say what they had asked The son
hired the rooms for his mothers party.
Shortly before midnight Mrs. Chac-
wlcks son went 20 the public telephone
and called up Dr.. Albeftus A. Moore
he asked the physician to hurry at once
to his mother, who, he said, was yely
No. Dr.. Moore said later.
Mrs. Chadwick Is suffering from nel.
yous prostratlon, the result Of her re-.
moval from the Holland House to this
hotel being followed by secret service
men and reporters"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-07

Dorlon. MoLean-Bower lieegun-G0gan
and nirvllle- Melting each 6i2,6. kreba-
Fogler, Caldwell.lloppvr Sulkins. Rookie
WITT ana Downlng-Limberg $50.
Record, thlrty-fOurth hour 6B miles, 2
LAPS held hy Elkes and MacFarland.
saxon Williams was 80 badly Injured In
f0ll that he was unconscious for some
time. Krehs and Munroc fell upon him
Krobs loft hand was badly torn ami
Muuroo's loft arm was hurt by riders
passing over them The two latter con.
tnued 10 ride Tho accident caused
great excitement, and the crowd which
numbered thousands. tried to rush 10 the
point whore Il took place. The police
kept The crowd back with difficulty
williams Was fixed up by the phys.
clans and after an hours rest returned To
The track
During yesterday afternoon Write Fem
broke bis own record for one.hfth Of
mile going tho distance IN ~ l-5 Sec
onds The previous record was q 80 Sec
Onds.
Frank Kramer was unsuccessful IN an
attempt t0 break tho worlds record for
one.Quarter Of q mile held By himself
but rode the distance 100 the record tmo
Of a i.j seconds
AZ ] o'clock this morning the thirteen
leading teams IN the siy-day race he'd
covered On miles The four other teams
were one lap behind
The record Tor this time NJ eS miles,
laps, made by Fixes and Mcfarland IN
ION
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-07
you promise nothing
you deposit nothing
A Certain Cure,

I spent twenty years In experimenting
before | felt satisfied that I had a cer-
tain remedy for this dread disease-a
remedy which would not only clean out
the poison. but one which would stop It's
formation
The secret lay iu a wonderful chemical
| found IN Germany, when ] found this
chemical | knew that ! could make a
Rheumatic cure that would be practically
certain. But even then before ! made an
announcemont--before I was willing 10
put my name on It'll made more than
1000 testsl And my failures were but 2
per cent
This German chemical IS not the only
Ingredient use va Or Shops Rheumatic
Cure-but u made the remedy possible
made possible an achievement which
doubt not could have been made IN no
other way
This chemical was very expensive. Tho
duty too, was high. In all IL cost me
$3.50 per pound But what " 800 per
pound for a REAL remedy Tor the worlds
most painful dlseasc?-fOr REAL relief
from the greatest torture human beings
know
But I do not ask you 10 take a single
statement az mine-l 90 not ask Won %
believe o word / say until you have tried
my medicine In your own home az my ok
pence absolutely Could / Offcr YOU a FUN
dollars worth Tree II there were any mis-
representation? Would DO this II were
not straightforward IN my every clalm2
Could I AFFORD TO do Il n I were not
SURE that my medicine will help yOu2
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5000,
word could come 10 IBIS ald ana prevent
once IN mo fourth round he brought ms
Wlta INTO play ana said
Wno tolg you mat you could mt ha'u
enough 10 hurt anyWef
Nslson diG not answer
iou can't hlt hard enough % nuft
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lnls aroused Nelson who win a. langn,
replied YOU won't tmnG this a Joke
WIEN KY through WIN you. Ihls la one
"nelV 0uHh When ltb over
Nv'uUk l9tupef was sail hy el'hgr ulau
sytoHo OF he llme' allowing no 0cdo s'c-
onda 20 Cl,ep INTO tne blVlc.
IN WE MN round one boys came loBglh-
el WIN U4elt head3 ln q chncn a1u
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was VIZ result lhe blood noWtu Ho lhHt
rom tnls Guy tAhi III completely covered
lne bo0y OH ne Gnalnpon ana ne wh7 y
kolS spg,19tAele' lle WASH nuI puu(. N
looked lkc slaughter house luIn,u
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cd Nelson 10 be careful. .u
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YOU nave ever bAlQ ABOUT ul'' WY" MY
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II Us Win thc deepest Of Feelings tnat !
want 20 oIgt KY conuoieneI anu W'Il
you 10 accept lle sumo IN Nuc HliIlN ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-07
on THE RACE TRACK.
Jockey Walsh Has Successful Day at
Ascot Park Yesterday.

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec, 6-Three a..
yorites, two second choices and an out.
slider In the betting were the winners at
Acct today There was big crowd In
attendance, tho day being designated
Ladies' day" y. Walsh carried on tho
Jockey honors, winning two races. finish
Ing second In one and third IN another
Summary.
First race. slauson course-Prlncomon
ne CBOokerl. TO l. won, Flsen, 100 law
rcnCe) 2is 10 !. second; leonado, zoe (Bre-
dem. to l. third. Time, l:i2. Carlisle,
Count Rudolph. Mckee, Sano. Frierliuc
Rosseric, Mabel Claire and May also
ran
second race, selling six furlongs-1im
Payne, III Q'ullerl 5 20 won. WInni-
frcda, l02 tMoriarity), 6 20 /. second, Inter-
lude. l02 a. Walsh, 8 TO l. third Time.
lIih Tendercrest, Crgli Tom Hawk,
Durbar and Huapala also rnn,
Third race, six furlongs, urse-Ralph
Reese, i0j a. Walsh, rs TO s. won, vi
Otros. no 0.awrencel, TO l, second. Mart
Gentry. 100 tMonarlty. > 30 !, third. Time.
iilif Bamow and schoolcrait also ran.
Fourth race, handicap seven furlongs-'
ton. iO5 ~. Walsh. 2 10 /. second: F1o
Bob, los (Fuller). 10 8. third. Tine
1875 Ethylene and Foncasta also ran
Fifth race, selling mne-iolden Light
100 IL Walsh. 3 10 D, won, Needful VI
(KenO. 4 to /. second: Hclgerson, @ or.
MCDANIEL. 10 ]. third Time l'i1, Dusky
secret, phyz and Anrad also ran
Sixth race, sellln Brooks course-ln-
ylctus. 70 KENT even won; Blue Ridge
90 (l.awrencel. 30 10 !. s2cond Erne, -
MclAwrencel. % 20 l. second Erne, IS
(McDanleD, 10 s. third Time s.0iti
Exapo, Ne Friend, July Gyp and III ORR
ente also ian.
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THE SIX DAY RACE.
Second Accident Occurs and saxon VIII
lIams Was Injured,

New York, Dec. 6.---rhe big six-day BIZ
cycle race az Madison Square Garden To-.
day had developed into q steady, Ceascless
grind Worn by the eXerton OF many
hours. none Of the riders seemed anx-
lous to set a killing pace and every
hour placed the riders father behind the
record established IN previous contests
The exciting spirits that marked the
cartier stages of the race were almost en-
tirely lacking during the night and early
hours today
During the nlght there was only one
spill and that only affected one rider
Floyd Krebs, the tire Of his wheel COM
ing of
"patsy' KeoFan Of the Boston team
was again in the lead during most OF
the night He gave pace almost all Of
the time he was on the track. and seemed
TO he ndcfatigablo IN spite OF injuries
received yesterday morning which put him
out Of the race for time, The official
score az 10 o.. M was:
Walthour-Muuroe, Goug0ltz- Breton Van
derstuyft steel Dussell-Hazan. Butlor-
Moran Palmor.Agraz, samueson-Wll-
liams, Maya Newkirk, edell-Bodell, Root
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-07

IN a drive Lctoa. the fayorIto. beat him
Il nose Results.
First race, FIx urlongg purse Motto
won. Emma RoubOld second, CanonIcus
third. Time, llG. a
Second race, milo, scillng- ocoNm1n
won. Col. Van second. Goliunder third.
Time. 1885,
Third race, six furl0nss, selling Sol
TAchtonstoln Won Dr. sherman second
Mlmo third. Time, Ina.
Fourth raoo, six and % bali furlongs
handicap-Letola won. Military Man scy-
ond Judge third. Time l.3)a,
Flfth race siN furlongs plrso-iclh
won, Sea Air second lada third. Time,
i,l5,
sixth race mile and nftv Yards. selling
Tho Fretter won, Bronze WING second,
lsabelllta third Time, l.iG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-07
QUESTION OF JURISDICTION
lave Military Authorities Right
To Try Man Twice?

Tacoma, Wash, Dec. 6.--Application
vas made IN the federal court today by
N. II. Abel, attorney for Fred II.
tubbs, for a writ OF habeas corpus to
jrlng Stubs into the civil court.
Stubbs was recently convicted by a
ourt-martial at Vancouver barracks
# manslaughtor, for shooting Private
Van Diver at the American Lake en-
ampment last summer lie was tried
or murder IN the superior court IN
Tacoma, In September and acquitted,
lut the military authorities were not
,atished and tried him by oourt-mar-
nal. lie was convicted and sentenced
O five years.
The right OF the military authorities
try him the second time is the issue
6ised IN the petition for the writ Of
labeas corpus. The application will be
heard tomorrow before Judge Han-
ford.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-07
MRS. GILBERT's FUNNRAL
Three Thousand Persons Attend
ed IL I'm New York.

New York. Dec. 6,--Three thousand
persons, including many of the best
known members Of the theatrical pro-
fesson, attended the funeral Of Mrs.
George Henry Gilbert, the actress, in
the BloOmingdale Reformed church to-
day. Hundreds were unable 10 secure
admlttance TO the church. The Rov.
William G. Simpson delivered a brief
eulogy
Nearly every theatrical company
playing In this city today, and many
elsewhere, sent flowers, One big STAN
dard Of flowers from Mrs. Gilberts COM
pany bore the name Of her last oharac-
ter Granny"
The honorary pallbearers were Franz
els Wilson Fitch John Drew, Nat Good
win, George Gould, Sir Charles Wynd-
ham, A. NJ Palmer, Daniel Frohman,
former Justice Joseph F, DAILY, James
Van Amringe. Tho interment was IN
Greenwood cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-07
AMERICAN BALL LEAGUE,
Annual Meeting IA Now on AZ Chicago
1d0 Game Season.

Chicago. Dec 6.--The annual meeting Of
the American Baseball league will be held
AZ the Auditorium hotel tomorrow Little
but rountine business Will be transacted.
Before the meeting Is over, II Is said
definite instructions will have been given
TO the schedule committee 70 draft list
calling FOR but 40 games instead OF du-
pNcatlng last years long schedule. The
majority OF the magnHtes have expressed
an objection against last seasons az
rangement and will vote for shorter
schedule.
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Any Rheumatic sufferer may have a
full dollars worth of my remedy free

don't mean that Or. Shops Rheu-
matte Cure can turn bony Joint into flesh
again-that Is impossible But II will drive
from the blood the poison that causes
OF the pain and swellng-the end OF the
sufferingthe end OF Rheumatism.
| am willing that you should provo nv
claims az my expense | will gladly give
You a fun dollar package OF Or. Shoop's
Rheumatic remedy 20 try For / know
that you and your nelghbors and friends
Will by your good wishes and your good
MorlA. moro than repay my initial lnaa.
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Simply Write Ne

The ofier IL open TO everyone. every
where But you must write ME for the
free dollar bottle order All druggists do
not grant the test viii then direct you
TO one that does He will pass Il down
10 you from his stock az freely as though
your dollar laid before him Write ,for
Wis Racine, Wis. I will send you my
book on Rheumatism beside Il Is free,
Il will help you % understand your case
What more can ] do to convince you OF
my interest-of my sincerity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-07
Events at New Orleans.

New Orleans, Dec. 6--Rosults:
First race. five furlOngs-Jungle Imp
won Walter Duly second, Mathilde third.
Time, 1901 2-j.
Second race. six furlongs -Vanness won
Mi2ezn second Gregor X third, Time,
lee
Third race, four furlongs-slow Poke
won, Blsque second, Halcyon Days third.
Time. :3,
Fourth race. five furlongs-Bpsh Up
won, Lieutenant Rice second. Lucy Young
third. Time, l05 3-j,
Fifth race one and one-half miles--Iiy,
mettus won, Little Elkn second. Bourke
Cochran third Time, 2:54.
Sixth race, seven furlungs- Kings T'ro.
ply won. Terms Rod second, Signal Light
third. Time, l;3S.
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Good Going at Oakland.

San Francisco. Dee, 6.--Good going
prevailed az Oakland today and there
were some exciting finishes three events
being won by narrow margins. Three Ia
vorites and a second choice landed In
the six and a half fUrlong handicap
Military Man was tho best but Helger-
SON. IN attempting 20 follow racing or
ders, pulled him back from first 10 last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-07

! searched the whole earth FOR a specific
iW Notwithstanding that or any
something that we could count on not
ehly occasionally, but ALWAYS. For the
lsgagea OF Rheumatism are everywhere
lnd genuine relief Is rare
Alter twenty years OF search and eXper-
lnenl / learned Of the chemical ! now
sMPloy And l knew then that my search
sWtGu ny Efforts were well rewarded For
uiN chemical gave me the basis Of a REM
10Y which IN the cure " Rheumatism Is
practically certain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-07
Bowling Record.

Chicago, Dec Twelve successive
strikes have given Louis Semones. mem
Der Of a local bowling team, tho much
coveted score NJ BOO
Only once before In the history Of league
bowling I'm this country II is said has "a
900 total been made In a regular five side
contest with all the rules strictly OBJ.
served
This was IN iH2 when BENJAMIN stel
Of Chicago rolled 300 In q local league
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-07
AMERICAN TROTTING ASSN.
Eighth Biennial Congress IN Session nj
Chicago Many IIorssmen There.

Chicago Dec. 6-The eighth biennial
congress OF the American Trottng ASSOC
citation began here today. Leading breed
ers OF trotting horses and patrons Of har.
ness racing from all parts Of the country
wee present Considerable interest CEN
tered IN the election Of President w. r.
Jams OF Terre Haute, Ind He received
the support Of the western delegations
His election, however was opposed by the
eastern men, who decided TO present the
namo Of an eastern man for the position
The board OF appeals will be IN session
for week, as there are 10 cases on the
docket. A decision is expected IN the
case Of Crosceus, whose record Of i5qM
made two years ago on the Wichita, Kan,
track has been questioned.
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Any Lady Can do Il at Home-costs
Nothing 10 Try,

4 new tasteoss discovery which can
be given IN tea, coffee or food. Heart
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devoted wife, sister or daughter looks
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edge. Send your name aud address 10
DR. J. W. Halnes. 2S16 Glenn Building,
Cincinnati. O., and he WIN mail trial
package OF Golden Specific free. TO
show how easily II Is to cure drunkarda
with this remedy.
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HEART FLuTTeRlNe.

Undlgcstod food aud Ea8 IN th0 stomach
located lust below the heart presses
against Il and causes heart pllpltauou.
way take Herbue for "a few days. You
win soon be an right J0c Sold by Z G.
NJ. J. DIug Don't u
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WITH THL RoWLERs.
Tnxedos and Railroads Clashed and the
Former We're Victorious.
HOW THEY STAND

Tho TuXedos and the Railroads clashed
az the league bowling alleys last night
and the former came on With flying coll
ors and made their position as leaders
prtty secure.
The fancy dressers played a good game
and took two out " three. while the
Railroads we're not In good form The
scores follow.
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WORLDS FAIR AWARDS,
Mai, pAnghornIsays There Have
Been no Objections Made.

ST. Louis, Dec, Elm reply TO the let
ter OF Thomas II. Carter, president OF
the National Worlds Fair commission,
Maj j. G.. Pangborn president of the
United Exhibitors association declares
that no intimation OF dissatisfaction
with the findings OF the iuries on
awards had come 10 his notice, The
letter. IN part, follows:
AS president Of the United Exhibit
ors' association, / would regret any
delay I'm the publication Of awards,
as that would prove an injustice to the
exhibitors, who. having performed their
part faithfully and WELL are entitled TO
proper and prompt recognition.
you refer IN your letter to COM
plants lodged with your commission by
exhibitors. AS president Of the United
Exhibitors association l feel bound TO
advise you that up 10 this moment
there has not been even an intimatiou
% the association, or to myself, on the
nart Of n single exhibitor, or any dis
satisfaction in connection with the
AWARDS or the treatment accorded by
the juriss or any one connected with
the administration Of affairs"
Helena, Mont, Dec 6.--Former Sena.
tor Thomas c. Carter president Of the
national committee Of the Louisiana
Purchase exposition, made a brief re.
ply today % the interview with Presl
dent Francis OF the Exposition com,
many relative TO charges OF corruption
made n regard TO about So out Of 3d..
600 awards. lie says he does not recall
when any request was made to the
commission 10 appear before q com.
nittee Of FIVE, as mentioned by Francis
and says that II such were the case
the committee Of 1--WE would assume
the character Of prosecutor when It's
functions were quasl-judlcial
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TuXEDos

Totals q. 1893 S5l Si9--26ss IS "a lG .
Averages .- Gamble, 1929, Hamilton
ig7 %: Talamantes 1S 2-3 G. Smith,
no i-3: Mcleod, l6,
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