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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
BET ON BRITT UNSAFE.
Developed Into Wonderful Boxer but
Mailman In Battle,

The San Francisco papers carrying ac.
counts NJ the Britt.Gans battle have ar.
rived and all agree that James Edward
Britt ls the master " Joe Cans. now and
always. at the outside lightweight limit,
hut they also agree that Britt, when
The lust and fury Of battle is upon him,
~ not safe as q betting proposition.
II develops that Britt foulod Cans not
once on twice, but half dozen times
before he was finally disqualified From
the time me felt his ColOrod opponent
weakening under his blows he fought the
fight az a mhdman would have fought
There was the glare Of madness IN his
eyes and the yiciousness and forocIty Of
a maniac I'm his attack lie forgot rules,
ethics and custom Of the prize ring and
saw before him only man he would
kill II he could Ne struck him how
when and whore he could place his
blows, time and again swinging iiercely
but accurately and with tremendous force
upon the ColOrpd boys head, after he
had been worn down To his knees
Even Britts most fulsome admirers
were astounded at the quality their man
had developed He was go per cent q hot-
sar man thnn the one who took N decision
from Young Corbett and Cans himself
admitted, after the fight that there WIS
not the man ~ BHtts inches I'm tho
world who would have a chance with him
# Britt put up the kind OF fight ne show
ed that night
Young Corbett has next call on the
Calltttuia lad and Britt Is ready 90 give
Tim battle at the weight they made for
their first discussion 100 pOundsabut
where the little Denvelite was a rIngsido
favoHte IN that event II looks now as n
Brltt hackers would have tO pay IN long
a price for Curhctt money avs to make ID
scarcely worth the taking.
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Letters Sent Them Declaring That
They Have Been Dropped
From Military Roll
NAMES ARE NOT GIVEN OUT.
Are Now Dealing With War Depart
ment aud There Can be
No Yielding.

Berkeley Cal Nov THE riot
among the students of the University OF
California last week over the military
order TO march into the class room had
a sensational sequel today when prosi-
dent Wheeler sent letters to q large
number Of students declaring that they
had been dropped from the military
roll In the notice the dismissed stu
dents are given until Wednesday 60
make a written report explaining their
actions President Wheeler stated TO-.
day that he was acting under direction
Of the wor department
The students did not know that they
were dealing with a war department
order when they acted as they did last
Wednesday said President Wheeler.
This Is unfortunate os there can be-
mo- yielding I'm this matter"
As yet the names Of the students io
Nhom notices have been sent have NOT
been given out The orders that caused
the students rebel last week are part
of the regulations laid down by the war
department for governing lecture
courses In schools where military sci-
once is taught. The disturbance WAS
participated In by nearly 900 students,
ana Prof W. 4. Setchel, VINO attempted
to stop the riot was jeered az ana
struck on the head with clods
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
CIVIL SERVICE FRAUDS.
Men Who Impersonated Others
Are Sentenced.

Boston, Nov. state Representative
Thomas Il. Curley and Alderman
James NJ Curley were sentenced today
I'm the United states court today TO
serve two months In Jail for having i'm
personated others at civil service ex-
animation. James J Hughes and
Bartholomew Fahey also received a
similar sentence. The two latter were
the men whom the Curleys had imper-
sonated at the examination. Today 3
sentence was an affirmation Of one i'm
posed earlier, but the defendants had
carried their case by successive appeals
to the United States supreme court
In passing sentence Judge Lowell
said that the Curleys had not shown a
proper realization OF their crime
Thomas +, Curley Is a candidate for
reelection 10 the legislature, having
been nominated after the first sentence
was imposed and the Judge remarked
that those who voted for him shared
his shame
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
THE AHA2oNs LONG CABLE.

The Amazon telegraph cable extends
from Para, at the mouth Of the Ama-
zon TO Manaos. the capital OF the state
of Amu20nas at the confluence of the
Amazon aud Rio Negro II rs therefore
mther more than 500 miles m length.
The Amazon flows through a dense
tropical wilderness. almost as virgin
aud unbroken today as when Wallace
ana Bates first described TO- half IL
century ago. 10 erect or maintain a
land telegraph through the well-nigh
lmpauot1hle thickos along IT'S banks
would Doe practically impossible. When.
therefore. u was the wish of the Brazil.
lon government 20 connect Para and
Manaos by telegraph the bed of the
Amazon was chosen as the most foas.
iblc route. and AN English company
engaged 90 furnish and lay % cable. At
Para Che Amazon cable connects with
the whole submarine and luud-talc-
graph system OF the world. sitting m
the cable room. far up the Amazon at
Manaos ! can send % message 90 any
oi the six continents as also % Japan
Java ana the Philippine lsIuud.--Wi
Ham u laler Jr, In Field and stream
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CODY BANDITS.
Officers Think that They Have
Eifectually Escaped,

Denver. Nov IA special to the Re-
publican from Casper. WyO.. says that
Sheriff webb and party returned to
Casper this afternoon from the north
west. where they went IN pursuit Of
the bandits who attempted to hold up
the First National bank OF Cody and
Killed Cashier Mddaugh Not a trace
of the outlaws was discovered and II II
the opinion Of the officers that they
have edeCtualy escaped Nothing
was seen Of either the Fentou Slough
or the Johnson county posses After
election Sheriff Webb win take the
trail again
Information from Meeteetse Is to the
effect that two men OF that place have
been placed under suspicion Of hay
ing assisted IN the escape of the BAN
dts Il Is rumored that they met the
outlaws as they approached Meeteetse
and supplied them with provisions and
ammunition, II is also reported that
they win be arrested ana charged with
completely In the crime OF attempting
TO rob the bank.
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CAN'T DISTURB A SALOON.

William 49, Smith. negore who gave
bis address az seventh avenue and
ThIrty-sIXth street. was auolgued in
the Tombs court ON complaint of John
stupe, waiter employed at the Ham
ilton club. in Brooklyn The charge
was assault
what were the circumstances?'
asked Magistrate Pool
This man came iu and raised 70
disturbance" replied suube. land the
hrst thing ! knew be- was at me with
a razor
Come I'm whore2' asked the court
'Gortas's place, at iG West street.
What sort of % place lt that|
saloon
"Raisol % .dIsuWbauco|
IVES your honor
"lmpo.sIblc." remarked tho magIa-
tralo ga man can't raise dIstm.
bauco iu saloon Prisoner discharg.
ed. New York sun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
THE BIG HORSE SHOW.
Great Event at Madison square Garden,
November ~ to 10.

The entries for the horse show. which
will be held as usual In the
Madison Square Garden from Nov
Il TO 49, have closed with a longer list
than ever before. Many new exhibitors
win be there. and a host Of new horses
which have been winning In the many
summer horse shows throughout tho
country will come to the garden with
good records and hopes Of capturing tho
blue ribbons In what is generally regard
ed as the greatest horse show I'm
America There Is no doubt that the
class OF animals 10 be shown this year
will be Of better quality than ever and
the winners will be harder tried than In
any other year. The old exhibitors will
be there In full force but with augment
ed strings, for they know that they can.
not hope to win with the horses they
have shown for so long, but must meet
the new blood with better horses
The sale Of boxes by auction will take
place on Thursday afternoon. In the gar
den theator, at $3.50 o'clock
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TEAM SUFFERS SLUMP.
''"Ofnla Eleven Not In Good Shape for
Game with stanford.

,,W. wy The big stanford-Callfornla game
r1' ' ,04L Gays on word comes from the
s.,.,. way INC California veterans are
o,sr,aiile9 ana ON a slump. The condition
bs'SaINtu ana ON "A slump. The condition
,sn,5 iYh, so serious that the coach has
S,, NJ au prominent graduates 10 HELM
s,m. ""ih ihe team into shape for the bir
49, lhs Us what the Daily palo Alto
NV gay OF The situation:
frrt ny present the University OF Cali
,.y, ,a football team is suffering from A
rg slgump ana the coaches are adopt-
ma sb. measures 10 whip the eleven
NM CH'tp otlore the big November game.
me els, '"'l over half Of the places on
Coach H.. uI' hlll. unsettled Is causing
l,s t.,i ui{4pp1 additional worrv
trs IA osip. /, prominent gradual, play.
team u,b,2L nm ln selecting the final
d. Fr,rL "lu meet stanford Nov. y.
Absr,,.'LA simpson. head coach in loGt
IiTttllss'n captain n the igol tSa,n. "a
a,r,a.n end ON last wears elrv"n h oro
l.t nv un lhe California rrldiron ia ns.
C,r.i present coaches
Ma bar,i'uig alarm Is ielt hv Cnhror.
N M '.u'a4s over the fast maj neither
ony o,'s '1 1. nor any OF the backs. and
f,si era have been rick,d H. liz
urAii,tN Rom The two do ,or ovsiiobio
me- tam a. q, most constant iinc.up of
as NIX, lo' lhls weeks practise has l., r,,
Stern s stroud center; OToole ana
Iaekle, t4a8INs. lloitmuuer and FoTce
quartar,li' .oii ana Howard. onds. Rootb
backs grss,, htrn ana snedigar hslf.
Of espersp,d} lulIhack Belknap's great.
ttsck ro.i,g may yet win him the quar.
Kerr reeoytr oyer Booth. II GRAY and
Sustained 4, ,,ln ume from their recently
C''race O'r1liles hey may b. able In
I0''e ana Stern at the guard
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THREE MURDERS.
Disclosed Through Arrest of
Chief Siyihid.

Vancouver b. c., Nov Three muir.
ders have been disclosed among the
Indians Of British Columbia as the re-
suit Of the arrest Of Chief SIvihid Of
the northern Indians. He told how two
Indians who desired to give a potlach,
killed an Indian girl and robbed her
Of 5000 that they might use the money
for their festivities He also told Of
the killing Of white man and another
Indian two years ago by the same In
dams for the same purpose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

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This is the strongest endorsement
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

positions Elliott has demonstrated his
superiority over Henry and Oliver and
he Will probably Keep his place al end
Beginning with yesterday secret prac-
grldiron, and ms II viii be Kept up until
the date of the big game little opportunity
viii be- given TO watch the further prog
rcss Of the team
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

w. j Morgan. manager Of the Ormond.
DAY iona Beach tournament has auuounc-
motorists generally are preparing FOR tho
annual enjoyable outing in Florida Tho
meet VIII be during the week OF jan %.
which Is two days following the closing
Of the automobile show Ia Madison Square
Gniden. New York A special truln win
leave New York. directly after the show.
carrying racing machines for the big af-
iair There viii De- record trials the first
ana last days and competition events on
the intermediate days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
Clerk Wright Surrenders,

San Francisco, Nov George A.
Wright. formerly chief clerk for Inter-
nal Revenue Collector Lynch, who has
been accused OF irregularities IN his ac-
counts, surrendered himself today to
United states Marshal Shine, and was
at once released on a bond Of $4,000
furnished by a surety company. He as
serts his innocence, and says he wants
a full investigation Of the charges
against him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

Attention has been called TO the fact
mat Harry y Caldwell still holds the
worlds hour bicycle record without wind.
shields. by his performance Of Sept /.
lN3' when he covered "a miles and %
yards IN the hour ON the Charles River
track, Cambridge, Mass Reports have
come from the other side Of new record
which Is less than 10 miles.
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SCIENCE SCORES AGAIN.
bba a.an That viii Destroy The


covered a ' oe.. scientific student has dis.
When h ors, IAN remedy for dandruff
drum Is tbo ', became known that dan
site that dly. eS ,I OF a germ or para
ihe vitality -, into the scalp and saps
falling bolr VI mar at the root. causing
set to work ~ "na badness, biologists
lion that wui W discover some prepare
years labor XIII the germ. After a
dandruf gor. III one laboratory the
cred and G n ~ destroyer was dlscoy.
BROS Herplc,5 nov embodied In New.
Nops fanjny 1t prevents badness
Gates dabd1,s sair and speedily eradl.
you remove ,ha - Destroy the cause
druggists sS .nS elect Sold by leading
De 10 The H ,rI lVe. IN stamps for sam.
&c, NJ. I. D,,,gp ' Cue Co.. Detroit. Mich.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
Vienna Students Demonstrates.

Vienna, Nov. The German stu.
dents OF the university engaged IN a
demonstration today IN sympathy with
their compatriots at Innsbruck The
students marched IN procession to the
reichsrath building and subsequently
assembled before the university.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
CHEERFUL SPIRIT

"llayo you had anything 10 cat to.
day2 asked the gray cab horse, lean.
ing against the shafts
Not @ thing but I'm feeling fine,
replied the moth eaten piobaId MY
driver got drunk last night and lost his
whip Now he's broke and can't buy
another Say this is a ciuch Gin.
cIunJu CommcrcIal.Tubmc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

st. Louis. Nov. Warrants Were is
sued by United states Commissioner
Gray today against 20 persons, charging
them with having registered Illegally
on false certificates Of naturalization.
The warrants were issued on the
strength Of information submitted by
Horace Dryer, assistant district attor-
ncy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

COSTS NOTHING IF IT FAILS,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
TUXEDOS CLIMB Up.
Fancy Dressers Defeated Brllliants, the
League Leaders Last Night

IIIhe IUNod0s arc out Tor Iol1Ur9hIn
IN the city bowling league, and last night
they walloped the present leaders. the
Brllllants by taking two out OF the three
games. The teams are now tied for first
place and the fancy dtessers are clated
that they will soon tbe at the top " the
per centage column.
The single score record Of 90 was
smashed by Mcleod who ran up score
~ 2i3. The Individual record for three
games was broken by Gamble who
bowled total Of GD points The scores
follow.
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Critics

Pronounce our NECKWEAR as par ex b.
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On the Race Track

New York, Nov 7.-Aqueduct results.
First race six furlongs- Flcur de Ma
RE won, Cairngorm second, Merry La
third Tme-lAtg- 20.
Second race mile and a slxteenth-The
Southerner won dlisten second, Glover.
land third. Time-2l5
Third race the WOodmOro stakes, seven
furlongs-Gay Boy won Crown Prince
second Damon third Tlme-l,2i
Fourth race. six and a half furlongs-
Ocean Tide won, Thistle Heather second.
Santa Catalina third Time-li9h
Firth race, selling, mile-Thcspian won,
Prince ching second Reliance third.
Tlme-lAl 3.j
sixth race, five furlongs Floralia won,
Pretty Polly second Lucy Young third,
Time-l.00.
RESULTS At LAToNIA
Cincinnati Nov i.-Latonia results:
First race, six fr0ngs-J. I'd Grille
won. Maggie Leeber second AthlOno
third Time-ll3h
Second race, mlle-C0ruscate won, Va
rlora second. Just So third. Tlme-iA0
Third race. six furongs- Royal Legend
won. The Pet second SuZzanna RoCa-
more third. Time-l,Olis
Fourth race stoepleChase, Clubhouse
course SchWaGZWald won Allegiance Sec
ond, Sam Farmer third rime-232
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs-
The Engllshman won, Python second,
Harp0on third Time-l'ON
Sixth race, mile and slxteenth-Annie
Williams won, King Of the Valley sec,
ond. Hopeful Miss third Tlmc-l;B.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

AyeT2gss-A nv w smith, IA 22i,s' Down.
Young. Isl.
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RESULTS IN LATONIA
with the Ball Players,

Los Angeles. CAL Nov Los An
geles and Tacoma played on a postponed
game this afternoon and the nOrthcrnors
took 1t by the score Of % T. Both hits
and runs were very hard Ia make on both
sides. but Tacoma besides fielding bril-.
liautly had every particle Of baseball
luck. Score.
r. u. y
Los Angeles ,.t... ..t, ..,..t,..,.l 3 2
Tacoma .... BOO. .,..".,,,.,t,,...1 }
Batteries Jones and spIes Fitzgerald
and Hogan,
Umpire perrine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

There IN another class football game on
Cummings hcId this afternoon. Today's
battle Is between the Juniors and the
Sophomorcs, and there appears to bo IA
great deal NJ Interest IN the game. The
lineup IL ns follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08

AdvIccs from London say Jom Mace
at the age Of a. IS looknf or another
glove contest only the other dav
Mace returned To London from a three
months "trip To South Africa. whore he
went to give public sppulug cxhlbi,
lions, and his SHOW failing from poor
management the veteran lifted an a
gymnasium where he gave lessons I'm
the noble art NJ swells from the dia-
mOnd dIgglugs. lie SAYS be- Is ready 10
box with any man I'm England
one who saw Mace ON his return
said ~ saw little difference I'm his
marvellous man from the days when. as
wonderfully clever ambidrxtrous
boxer h. could change legs and use
either hand with equal rauldlty lie is
@ tremendous hitter at haf-arm. or FUN
length. Il rare Judge NJ distance and
wrestler ~ the highest class lie has
the same. spr.ghtly step. quick eye. UNI
dlmmcd by age and good legs which
carry their owner 10 miles every morn.
Ing before breakfast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
Tt'xEI)os
BR1LLtANTS

i"'"lN 90 ''''' %" ''4 -" '' ~ ~ a.
Averages Gamble. 2ll, Hamilton,
ll2 i-3, Talamantes li6, G Smith, 10,
Mcleod, l2 2-3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-08
"PENNY" GOSSIP.

II was reported some time ago that a
team Of bowlcrs at Park city wanted 10
play some match games with Salt Lake
team The ruxedos would be pleased TO
accommodate the parkltes
Ireland boasts " the oldest cycllst In
the world IN the person Of Or Woods ~
Dublin, who Is " years old, but stll prac-
tises medicine lie visits his patients on a
tricycle.
The Lafayette and Webster school
teams PLAYED game az Liberty Park
yesterday afternoon IN the presence " a
large, enthusiastic crowd Of young root
srs. The former team won by score
OF p 10 The lineup of the winners
was as follows:
Il. Hall center. Gus Lynn, right guard
Dick Thomas. right tackle; O Schettler
right end G.. Newman. left guard "
Wheeler, left tackle, Farley Giles, LETT
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Labor-sayer

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DAILY WEATHER REPORI
U. S. Department of Agriculture,

Winnemucca, New, May "a. 1904.
Mean baromet ..........2 1855 inches
Maximum temperature ......7O degrees
Minimum temperature ......47 degrees
Mean tempe allure ..........5S degrees
Normal temperate e ........57 degrees
Prevailing wind, direction ..........W
P.ecinitation 900
Minimum temp, May 25, ..35 degrees
Rainfall to 9 .. m. ........O.20 inches
J. C. HAYDEN.
Tonight showers; Thursday cloudy.
McADIE.