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ONE MORE CHALLENGE.
Sir Thomas Upton Determined to LII
The Americas Cup.

New York, March ls-The New York
Yacht club has replied 10 the letter OF
Sir Thomas Upton In which the lnsh
baronet asked II the club would accept
a challenge for n race for the Americas
cup under the new rule OF measurement
Of the club. This letter was received early
In January and acknowledged. but II was
not deemed of sufficient Importance 10
call a special meeting Of the CLUB Tor its
consideration, as no challenge could be
accepted for a race this year,
The letter was read to the members az
the annual meeting Feb. Is and referred
to a special committee with power to an
swer for the club. This committee con-
siderod the proposals Of BIZ Thomas care
fully and has now mailed the reply.
Sir Thomas Upton In asking IL the
club would accept challenge under the
new rules, practically asked the club to
bar the Reliance, Constitution and CO.
lumbla from participating In future races
for the cup These boats could not be
used rs defenders because the present
rules of the club limit the draught OF any
boat TO eighteen feet, and these three
draw twenty feet each.
II Is understood from club members who
have knowledge Of what the committee
agreed upon that the letter intimated 10
Sir Thomas Upton that the club does not
cross a bridge until 1t comes TO y and
that II has no power TO say what II VIII
do In the event OF "A challenge being re-
ceivnd, and can make no agreement with
anyone which shall govern future con-
tests wy.
The letter points out that the deed Of
gift requires a challenge TO come to some
one yacht club, and that II Is the chal-
longing club, and not the representative,
that the New York Yacht club recognizes
IL a challenge Is received from some yacht
club asking a race under certain condi.
lions then the matter will be conside red
by the New York Yacht club and sonrc
definite action taken. ~
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SOCIAL AND
Personal.

The largest social event OF today was
the tea given by Mr. Samuel Newhouse
In honor OF Mrs. Belvin OF San Francis
co. Mrs j. II. Walker and Mrs. Walter
q. Filler assisted In receiving the guests,
and Mrs Benner X. Smith, Miss Lillian
Woodward Miss Mary Louise Ander-
son and Miss Emily Read served In the
diningroom. The ours were from 4
to 8, ~ M hN ,3a tf' JeN
Green, OF course, prevailed In the dec
orations at the st. Patrick's entertain-
ment given by the p Il. o, society last
night at the home OF the Misses Pal
mer, There was delightful program,
the participants being Mrs. j, w. Chris
~, Mrs, A. q, Andrews. Mrs. Harry
CAM, Mrs A, ID. Belvin, Miss Hattie
Wishard and Mrs. John Reed, The
guests were received by Mrs. John
Reed. Mrs, Mcmahon. Mrs. A. j. Cor
ham. Mrs. Blakely, Mrs. Freeland, Miss
Cohn and Miss Palmer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Doxey enter
tained the G. G, G. at 49, very pleas
antly. at their home In Farmers ward
last evening. Seven tables were played.
At Unity hall last night the degree
teams OF the order Of Washington gave
a delightful ball. The affair was
In charge of the following Ray
Moreton. A, q. Mahsn. VIM Moreton,
Lawrence Thcmayne Or, Ilaley, Arthur
Moreton, Mary Hodson. Hortensc Hold
son, Nellie sutton, FRANKIE Sturgs and
Ethel sturgis.
Mrs, A, o, Clark leaves shortly for
California.
A kitchen shower party was given
last night at the home OF Mrs. Graham
In honor Of Miss Alice Smith, whose
marriage to u. s. Edwards win take
place next Wednesday. A number Of
the friends OF the prospective bride
were present and many useful house
hold articles were In evidence as gifts
on the occasion.
A committee, consisting Of Messrs.
II. II. Madsen. Geo, Ryser, N. ". Bur.
ton, A, Chamberlain. and Thos. Janney,
have issued invitations for n meeting
to he held on March rs. the purpose OF
which " to discuss plans for the organ
ization OF club.
Mr.. and Mrs. e.. 7. Holman, who have
been spending the past two months on
the coast, have returned
Mrs. Arthur $. Bird who has been In
the east for some time, has returned.
The lady members OF the Thistle So
cial club are arranging for a leap.year
dance 20 be given In the Electrical
Workers hall Friday evening March
rs. The committee In charge promises
a good time TO all who attend,
Miss Gertrude Mayer has returned
from Chicago. .......... -...-.
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Ward
Entertainments.

Elder Lester Fox will be rendered
farewell party In the Fourteenth ward
Westinghouse Wednesday evening,
March %. prior TO his departure for q
mission to the southern states. A
good time Is anticipated, and all Of his
many friends are cordially invited.
The Relief society OF the First ward
held very interesting meeting March
II, at o'clock. and after an excellent
program, IS sisters enjoyed the feast
that had been prepared by the men,
bers Of the Relief society.
The intermediate departments OF the
Fifth ward Sunday school had an en-
joyable party In the ward Westinghouse
last night. After an excellent program
In which members OF the different
classes took part, all Joined In the
dance and made merry TIL a late hour.
The parents were also among those In
attendance.
The children Of the Seventeenth ward
Sunday school, under the leadership OF
Evan Arthur. will present the clever
little operetta "Laila" In the Seven
teeth ward assembly hall on Thursday
and Saturday, March "a and rs This
has previously been announced to take
place on the oath and 25th, but owing
TO the organization of the new stake
the dates are changed as above indi-
Gated. A very pretty story and bright,
catchy music sweetly sung by we'll
trained children, make this operetta
especially attractive The proceeds
go toward paying for the new plano
and Il is hoped those interested Will
patronize It. The stage arrangement
Is by Chas, V, Anderson, and Louise
Barnes Is accompanist,
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RACES Ar OAKLAND.
Long Shots Successful Only One fs-
yorlte Won First.

San francisco, garch ls.-Horses quoted
at long prices were again successful az
Oakland today, only one favorite finish
Ing In front The weather WAS clear, but
the track was heavy and somewhat hold
ing. Idogo upset calculations by taking
the fourth race at odds Of 10 to from
Rim Rock another outsider. whit Po-
lonlns was third. Mr., Dingle made q
miserable showing Gateway, q 10 TO j.,
shot, led Anirad, the favorite. home In
the last race, Hulford, the pacomaker,
was third. Results:
First race, five and a half furlongs,
seling--Cassle w won DR. Sherman Sec
ond. Amasa third. Time-lilOh.
Second race, three and a hall furlonss,
purse-Escobosa won Saccacharate seq
ond, PireIia third. 'rime--:i4h.
Third race, Futurty course, selling =
Hoceo won, Criss Second. Salto!tAR
Hoceo won, Criss Cross second. Salt
third. Time-l:hh.
Fourth race. one mile and nifty yards,
seling-ldogo won, Rim Rock second,
Iolcnius third. Time-l;Dh.
Fifth race, six furlonys, selling -Jalafl.
thus won, Mimo second, Colonel Van
th.fd Time-l:l7
S!gth race. one mile. selling-Caleway
WIN, Anirad second, Hulford third Tine
-t'tJ
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,,,,..d.t Declined Craftsmanship
, ,,I Was Elected President
OK C. A.
NJ AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
:, ii. Track Was Represented at
W Sa.',I,s-l i. Sharp Again Chosen
~ Local Representative.

-. annual meeting held In New
A !" y. National cycling ASSOCIATION
i l,,,. At The national amateur II Champion amp to
lsli''' IN, NJ worlds fair at St Louis, 10
y, n j turus August next. In S0na,o.
y y. AN Them will be several pro'ess'o"'
on wa ,, "s and motor cycle cham
: tl ''.s ,ss latter being conducted In
le'i., 1''o, Win the Federation OF Amer
t'pI .,,0, cyclists. 1t Is announced that
?" - ~, s,omlnent bicycle manufacturers
v. n s,'IJel TO again engage profession
y, ,,,,r for the various circuits the
~ ~, uoycment being col. Albert
,'I XIV Particular attention VIII De pau
pNlihu .,chelier who has been chair
\ y n ~ hard Of control since the
nn y ,Ss ORGANIZATION, declined a re-
tna Ia y sut accepted the presidency. r.
., evSI who was a member OF the
z ~; ssnirol In Boston last year, was
wv y shairman Of the new board, which
tNnu tinys n. r. Kelsey. chairman,
sa,sn Mass +. r. Wendelsehas,tefi.
S.'sd,nee X. l.; n. \. TurgeOn' bui-
.nN Y, {. Ross KloSterman, Baitl-
wv Ma. Harry Hartley, Jacksonville,
Ely ra'ty SHARP. Salt Lake city, Wan.
isr f,,nenter san Francisco, Cali;
kramor. AR c. u
I.h ,'r officers elected were. A g..
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Auto Hill Climbing.

New York, March lo.-Plans are gradu-
ally being perfected for the great auto
mobile hill climbing contest this summer
up Mount Washington. In the White
mountains. The main difficulty has been
to get permission 10 use the mountain
road for such a purpose Negotiations TO
this end have practically been closed
The present intention is to hold the
contest during the latter part OF June
or early In July. The start will be made
near the foot Of the mountain and the
contest which, will virtually be an en-
chimes, with their operators. will rem
devious at one Of the hotels near the
middle of the mountain, and only those
vehicles that have come up 10 a required
standard will be allowed to continue on
the second and deciding day OF the as.
Sgn ns yea VIZ SS ONE by Of 1e Obi.
lists
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FITZ AND MCCOY.
Probabilities Are That Cornishmnn and
Iioosler VIII Fight.

Bob Fitzsimmons has broken loose
again and In his own inimitable style,
has announced TO the world at large that
he Is spelling for fight. That he Is In
earnest II evidenced by the fact that he
has started training In anticipation Of
match In the near future.
Just who VIII be his next opponent has
not been decided, In fact the champion
does not know himself who Will be pitted
against HIN, He Is not particular so long
as he Is sure that he will prove drawing
card. II will probably be Kid Mccoy.
A couple OF days ago Fitzslmmons be.
gan operations down ut his home at Ben.
sonhurst by taking a ive-milc run over
the roads TO C0ney Island. Bothered by
sore foot he has done little gymnasium
work. but he expects to start In with more
action Just as soon as he can secure n
sparrlng partner who can stand his wal
Tops during the process Of training. Fitz.
simmons has his eye on Hank Griffin,
the big colored heavyweight, and just as
soon as the ebony-hued boxer can be 10.
Gated he will take up his position In as.
sisting Fftzsimmons In getting into con-
diiion.
Fitzsimmons action shows that he Is
not yet through with the ring and that
he will be ready 10 get into action In tho
near future. One thing certain Is that the
Cofnishmen Is somewhat handicapped by
his sore hands, does not intend TO be
caught mapping Then the proper time for
a match arrives.
While there has been no opponent So
lected to meet him II In more than like
ly that "Kid' Mccoy will tackle him at
some future date, Mccoy is now matrIed
TO meet the foreigner Placke. and the re-
suit " looked upon as a sure victory for
the Hoosier boxer. Mccoy says he has
been promised match with Fttzsimmons
and that u he succeeds in putting Placke
out he does not anticipate any trouble In
getting Fitzsimmons 10 sign articles.
With Mccoy and Fitzsimmons matched
II IL more than likely that the battle
ground will be San Francisco. and that
the mill will take place at about the same
time as the Munroe-Jeffries championship
battle, Mccoy will continue to train Mum
roe and incidentally train himself for
Fitzsimmons. The latter Is very friendly
with Jeffrtes, and the champion would
be glad TO have Fitzsimmons for spar
ring partner while F'itzslmmons Is getting
into condition for Mccoy
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CAUSE AND EFFECT.

II is said that Or. Weir Mitchell. re-
turning late from party In neigh
boring city once, awakened his sister
10 tell her what he thought was too
good to keep til morning a lady
had been introduced to him, and, con-
sidering ,him a scientific man, wished
10 direct her conversation accordingly
Doctor" said she. don't you think
the cause OF so much sickness IS the
want OF Sozodont in the ary-PhiIa-
delphia Ledger.
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will ride, yeterano. who finished second
In the waterhouse cup. will have J. Mar.
IN to ride him. lie carries 10? pounds.
last year. will again try for the prize.
His weight will be JIG pounds. pullman
or Buxton may have the mount. The
Way, with lis pounds UP. Is the other
likely starter and J. 7, Sheehan may
ride.
The race Is attracting much attention
and the field Is well balanced one.
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Curos Soiatio Rheumatism.

Mrs. 4. Il. Simpson, 500 Craig ST.,
Knoxville, Tenn, writes, June 10th,
1899; 81 have been trying the baths OF
Hot Springs, Ar';.. for sclatic rheuma-
ism, but | get more relief from Bal
lard's Snow Llniment than from any
medicine or anything have ever tried.
Enclosed find postollce order for si.0O.
Send me a large bottle by Southern
Express" Sold by z, e, Al /, Drug
Dept
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LOCAL BASEBALL NEWS.
President Lucas Calls Meeting OF League
Officials TO Form Schedule.

The local magnates OF the Pacific Ma
tonal Baseball league have been inform
ed by President Lucas that meeting
will be held In this city on March 81 for
the purpose OF adopting. a schedule for
the season Of 1901. The directors Of each
club have been notified Of the meeting
and they will oil be here at the appointed
time. II Is believed that the season will
open on April 26, but Just how long II sill
last viii have 10 be determined later.
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J. II. HORR, West Jordan, Utah.
Mr.. Horn says II suffered from
what ! considered the worst case of
Catarrh man could possibly have.
! could hardly smell Kerosene.
could not tell one food from anoth-
er by smell. | blew scabs out OF
my nose two inches long. / could
hardly speak at times, had constant
colds with head stopped up, and
generally felt sick and run down.
] had about given up hope of a
cure until | went to our Home Doc
tors, Drs, Shores & Shores.
"ln very few weeks ! felt all
right all my old symptoms left me.
My head got cleor and to all out.
ward appearances ! was cured.
spoke Of this splendid work TO my
friends from time to time, but
wanted 10 see II the cure was per-
manent, so ! have waited now over
fifteen months. and find no return
OF my trouble, but. on the contrary,
never felt better IN my life, /
have no trace OF Catarrh; I weigh
more than | eve~ did; have good
appetite, sleep well. and | feel like
n perfectly sound aud healthy man.
and | have concluded there Is no
doubt about my cure being abso-
lutely permanent and complete"
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Third race, Ave and half furlongs,
selling Darlington won. Susie Christian
second. Lady usk ts..i. Time-!:se
Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap
Colonel Bogey won, Golden Rule second.
Rag Tag third. Time-llit.
Fifth race, six furlongs. purse-Gentle
Harry won, Chemist second, Potrers
Grande third. Time-lii.
Sixth race. seven furlongs, selling
Canejo won. Genrlee second. Red Dansel
third, Time--l.3O
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BIG EVENT TODAY.
Thornton Stakes 20 he tho Feature
Horatius the Fayorite.

San Francisco. March lS-The Thorn
ton stakes at four miles will be run over
q muddy track at oakland tomorrow. but
the Indications are that fine weather will
prevail. A field OF five IL expected to go
TO the post for the long event, which will
have q value Of over $500. The present
favorite Is Horatius who made a good
handicap since nee then lie 'c Carries Ties iSs
pounds and will be ridden by l. Powell.
Owing to bis recent good performances
NJ. j. DAILY decided 10 start the 3-year-old
Sailor Knot. and withdrew Claude. His
impost is eighty-sIx pounds and w, DAILY
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Nationals Win Again.

Fresno. Cal, March ls.--Chicago again
won from Tacoma this afternoon by a
score OF TO l. Overall went In the box
In the fourth. and for three innings did
some poor slab work. He was replaced
In the seventh by Sample, who held The
ChicagoaDs level
Batteries-Tacoma: Thomas, Overall
Sample and Graham and Hogan. Chi
cage: Brown, Briggs and ONeil At.
tendance 300
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Neary Beat Sullivan.

Milwaukee. March ls,-Charley Neary OF
Milwaukee tonight got the decision over
Dave Sullivan OF New York In q six
round bout before the Badger Athletic
club. Both men were on their feet at the
end of the bout There were no knock.
downs, and neither man showed any
marks OF punishment except what was In
fIcted by body punches.
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10 consecutive centuries, one Of seven and

10 consecutive centuries, one OF seven and
one Of four
The prize for covering the greatest
number Of miles In 1898 goes 70 j. NJ
Filter. Of Brooklyn. New York The total
mileage OF the members who reported
their travels 10 the Century Road club
association, was 2li,l6s miles, while the
members all told. It is estimated. ped.
daled not less than one half million
miles.
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A Physician Writes.

'T am DESTROYS of knowing II the pro.
resion can obtain HerbIne IN bulk for
prescribing purposes? II has been OF
great use 10 me in treating cases Of
dyspepsia brought on by excuses or
overwork. have never known II TO
fail In restoring the organs affected,
to their healthful activity" zoe bottle
at z. c. NJ. /. Drug Dept,
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AND STILL THEY COME.
hh lake Bali Club Secures Services Of
Fred Weed Again.

het Weed, an ex.salt Lake ball play
2 vii again wear the colors OF this
t'n on The baseball diamond. He las
tfned contract with the local club and
WI lN y the outfleld. Local fans will
i,neno,r Weed for the good work he did
el year lie was very popular as n
laIe because he was In the game all
h' tnne He batted ,SOj In ~ gam, s
W W never male a single error in The out.
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VIII Manage New Team.

T. Gum, manager for the 'Calder's Park
amateur baseball team last season, has
announced his intention to organize a
team this year for Castillo Springs Gum
says he has some OF the best players in
OF neutrality-suspicious. :.
Of ths strongest baseball agyregatlons in
this Part of the country.
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Hitchcock to Succeed whitney.

New York. March 1S.-At a meeting OF
the board Of directors Of the Saratoga
Breed OF Horses, f. X. Hitchcock has
been elected president To succeed VII.
liam G. Whitney. and Harry Payne Whit
ney was elected vice president IN place
OF Mr.. Hitchcock. Clarence H. Mackay
was elected director OF the associa-
ton.
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It's Indclible.

1t viii stay til ne pays. Our record
book Is not yet full,
MERCHANTS PROTECTOR.
Scientific Collectors Of Bad Debts.
Top Floor Commercial Block
Francis G.. Luke, General Manager,
Some People Don't Like U.s."
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HERE'S A GOOD RECORD.
htflns'r Travels 23i,763 Miles on
BIKE In One Year.

v Thomas =, Finger Of Brooklyn. has
p..i aN'sIded the medal by the Century
!. ~ cup association, for having cover.
\, VA 9'' ny number OF centuries dur
~ ~ Wv te made lOl trips Of 100 miles
y, ~, sna h,s total mileage for the year
~ AHA HIS ride Included one trip OF
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WILL FIGHT APRIL rs.
sn Finally Set for ClIfford.Queenan
Bout-At Theater.

MEDIATE for the Clifford-Qucenan TWEEN
t.found contest has been finally set by
bits Robinson manager Of the club
tat srnlgtd the contest The pair will
hsf On he 18th Of April. at the Salt
lai, Theater. II will be- their third con-
ist In The previous two contests they
tsgh twenty rounds to draw, but Cliff
Ind aY Il will be different this time.
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$500 A MONTH BY MAIL.

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Indoor Baseball Game.

The indoor baseball game at the Ar
mory lat evening between teams repre-
scntlng Company n and Company ID, re-
suited In victory for the former. The line
up was as follows:
CnnnnnY HIM Position Comnnny Dill
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CONFERENCE TRAFFIC this year
promises to be specially heavy To
reach the country public In their homes,
use the SEMl-WEEKLY NEWS.
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ASCOT PARK EVENTS.
Talent Had Strenk Of Luek-SIx Favor
ties Won,

Los Angeles, Cal. March IS Three
the best the talent has been able to pick
them for several days past, Golden Rule
once again was made favorte in the six
furlong high weight handicap, and, fol-
lowing the rule where he Is fayoritc. he
ran second, Colonel DOGGY came like a
lion IN the stretch aid won handily, with
Rag Tag third. Weather cloudy, track
good.t Results
First race six furlongs, purse Noon
stone won, Iiberto second, Kyle third.
Time-i;l7
Second race, one mile selling-Phyz
won, Major Hooker second, Gray Morn
third Tlme-li5
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CITY MERCHANTS who want con-
ference trade should speak TO the coun-
try people In their homes through the
MI-WEEKLY NEWS.
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