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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-23
COR BETT AND NELSON.
Former WIN Not Have an Easy Time
With The Great Dane.

Fight followers In San Francisco are
slowly but surely arriving mt the cOnClu-
sion that Young Corbett will not score
a hollow victory over Battling Nelson
when the pair meet on the 29th Of this
month. Competent critics who have seen
Nelson IN action say that Corbett will
have to be IN frst-clas condition when no
meets the Danish Slasher."
The Denver boy realizes this and Is
working very hard to take OF a lot OF the
surplus weight he put on during his long
term OF ldleness In New York city I'M
der the membership OF harry Tuthlll, Cor
bett Is doing lots OF road work IN prcpar'
alton for the battle. and has taken of as
much as twelve pounds In a single day.
Nelson has Eddie Santry, one OF the
cleverest performers In the l&-p0und
class, working with him, Santry knows
Corbett well. He boxes from four to six
rounds with Nelson every day.
In his previous battles Nelson has
shown ability to take punishment and
patiently wait for an opportunity to take
advantage Of any weakness that shows
itself In an opponent lie Is easy TO hit
but not In vital points, He Is an eject
i've blocker and calm and collected under
the. tierccst lire. His favorlte point Of at
tack Is the stomach.
What he will be able to do against a
clever, aggressive ring general OF the
highest type, who carries a knockout
punch In either nit, like Young COrbott
remains TO be seen. The opinion OF the
sports II that Corbett will win II he Is in
as good condition as he was the night he
met Jimmy Britt. Bhe Denver boy has
already been installed favorito In the bet
ting, although Nelson has admirers who
are taking The short end,
Nelson's manager Teddy Murphy Of
Chicago says: ~ will have about
5000 to bet on the Danish slasher' at
prevailing Lids, which will DO quite lib
eral, ! think"
II Young Corbett disposos Of Nelson
without much trouble he may be matched
to fight Jimmy Britt on Dec 10 at Me-
chanics' pavilion.
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IInskell.Carlisle Game,

st. Louis, Mo-, Nov, 23-The final ar
rangements for the football game be-.
tween the Haskell Indian school Of
Kansas and the Carlisle Indian school
Of Pennsylvania have been completed
and the contest will take place at the
worlds fair stadium next Saturday,
Presidents day.
II viii be the first time that the grid
iron representatives Of the two gov
eminent schools have met and an i'm
portant feature will be the presence Of
President Roosevelt, who will occupy
a box draped with the coors OF the
roval Institutions. President Roosevelt
has made a practise Of attending the
annual football contest between West
Point and Annapolis, but as that game
will be played IN Philadelphia on the
day of his visit to the worlds fair the
Indian game was arranged as one Of
the special attractions In his honor,
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Dinner to Defeated Candidates.

New York, Nov. GA dinner has
been given by the Prohibition party OF
the city OF New York to the detected
candidates. Nearly every prominent
person In the state organization and
several national leaders were present
Among the guests were at least four
men who at some time had faced GER
tain defeat as candidates for governor
Of the Empire state but all Of the
speeches were OF the most optimistic
sort.
oliver w. Stewart chairman Of the
national committee, said that according
to his most conservative estimate. the
vote for Dr. Swallow. the presldeu ial
candidate. was over 100000 This year
an increase over the 1900 vote the larg-
est previous vote for the party. which
was $1,000, He predicted that at some
time IN the future o new force will APP
pear In national politics In the shape
Of a party that has a great moral issue
OF which, he declared there Is none
greater than prohibition.
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JEFF AND SHAKESPEARE.
Big Bollermsker Proposes to Show Wise
Ones How TO Act.

James J. Jenros is starring I'm a play
called "Dayy Crockett Jeff ~ a real ac-
tor Fighting just now II coming slow
for Jeffries. He has cleaned up all the
possible claimants his title IL Is a
case OF learn new trade or so back to
the boiler shop
had a new idea. II sifted into his intel
lect while he was playing "Davy Crock
not understand why II never struck him
before.
Jeff will be great actor-a real in
terpreter Of the "drammer" known vlll-
garlv as 1.-THE legit." When next the
champion appears before the fOotlights he
will be another Henry Irving lie won't
waste his talents after this on resculng
short-skirted herolnes from prairie fires
and bowling redskins.
No street Shakespeare for JET from
now on, or bust lie p going to have q
Juliet and "Othelo'' and anything else
that Shakespeare has left lying around
loose. And he isn't going TO let any mer-
cenary manager work q punching bag
or a boxing bout into tho balcony scene,
either.
tho standard that Joff wants Jef will
have the lines improved. For instarco
where jim, as Romeo, declaims. "Alackl
there Ii more peril IN thine eye than
twenty OF their swords" Jen may sug-
gest replacing the word swords" with
Nsolar-plexus punches" Swords are OBJ
solete, while the "sOlar-ploxus punch" rs
right ND to date. Jen says N he plays
"Othello" he will have that Othello part
cnt out, as he intends 10 draw tho color
line OF the stage as we'll as on the ring.
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AIRsHIP FROM PARIS,


ST. Louis -Hyppolyte Francois, the
French aeronaut, has arrived at the
worlds fair with his alrship, The work
Of assembling the aerial craft Is under
the direction OF Captain Adrlen
Moucheraud, who will make the initial
flight,
The aIrship was built In Paris ex-
pressly for the worlds fair races. Il
is $50 feet long by 30 feet In diameter,
controlled by four propellers and steer
ing gear and is driven by an electric
motor.
The gas bag was built by la Cham
bre OF Paris, the Oldest and best
known balloon maker in the world
The arship is guarded day and night
10 insure against such an accident as
befell the Santos Dumont No. 2.
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on THE RACE TRACK.
The Talent Suffered Keen DisappeInt-
ment az Oakland.

San Francisco, Nov 22.--The talent suf-
fered 9 disappointment AT Oakland today
when Ponapa went down to defeat In the
third race She was played from 4 TO 20
to 8 while H. l. Frank, the opening
myori,e rcceded TO 2 10 1 Ponapa never
got @ the front andh nished IN the ruck
Results
=, tlfst race seven furlongs, selling
tlaneur won, Melsterslnger second, PEN
zanee third Time-i&h.
=, second race, FIVE furlongs, purse
smilhy Kane won Phalanx second, Gold
q Buck third Time-l.0l.
Ihrd race five ana a half furlongs,
Nllng-Ceuo Santa won II. l.. Frank
second, Redan third. Time-l OH.
FoufJh race, one mile ,selling-Rlpper
vgn, Hndoo Princess second, sllurian
hlrd. Time-lAl&.
flllh race, seven furlongs. selling--Ro-
maine won, Sol Lchtonstein second, El
fioto third, Tlme-l!Aia
SIKH race, mile and seventy yards.
sellilng-Elott won, Telephono second,
uIaiter third. Tlme-l:46.
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ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT.
Utah A. c. Gives Another on Next Friday
Night Price W Davis

The Utah Athletic club &c south Main
street, gives another athletic entertain
ment on Friday night. and the program
promises TO be about the best along am.
ateur lines ever seen In this city
The main attraction will be a bout be.
tween kid" (Jaob Price and Terry Da-
Wis for the amateur championship Of the
state ana as both younsters have been
training for some time for the mill II will
be a pretty warm number. Both are
now In the pink Of condition. according
10 the statement OF their respective train
oTs,
In addition TO the nstic bout briggs and
Gregory will wrestlo again. and there
VIII be work on the horizontal bars ana
tumbling by Prof Bartells class. There
VIII be a fencing bout best six out 90
eleven points, between Bartel and Louis
Adder Of Milwaukee. The program be-
gins al d. m,
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Cumberland Park Results.

hnd park results:
sflSt race, l-l6 miles-Jordan won,
T N,ayoA Teresa second, Sam Craig third.
sc second race, FIVE furlongs-The Clean
Wlrd rmc-lOlk. -
ciihlId race, steeplechase short course
InanIey won Cardigan second. schwarz.
Sad third Time--S:Oa
,tVuiln race six furlongs-Chamblee
M, LAURA Hunter second Ida Davis
Arnuh race six furlongs--Dameron won.
f intt1 ,C,,hlepman second. Gasconne third,
u 1Il4th race mile, selllng-Llla Noel won,
Tl muSie Y Second, Belle Dodson third.
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Events at Washington.

nNissls Nov 22,--Bennings re-
staSd1s, race, six and hall furlones--
tt ss Lad won, Arsenal second al For
e ,hlrd Time-l:22 SIS. 80 -
cH,ccoonIa race. five furlong& Massa won.
Tine .s second Little Buttcrcup third.
ItssniSot race first running OF the Junior
-guns6isanSy ior S,year-Olds. about 2 miles
VIa Knight Of Elway third Timeua.n a'e-
onnavs,Itn race, the Dixie. mile ana tbrce
,scensr S-Ihe Southefner won ostricb
FGs ahlrew Mas third. Time-s,G M
wan race mile, Columbia course.
Laws ~ won, Won Rosen second Tom
sy,9Ih third. Tlme-l:i3 -V'''
- 'a'e' mile and seventy yards, old
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WAY to hnndIe Church prorerty.

New York, Nov pa new form Of
handling church property has been iu-
augurated through the Incorporation
Of the Roman Catholic diocese Of New
ark n. j. In accordance with the ar
ticles filed IN court, Bishop O'Connor
with the other trustees, win have full
control of all diocesan properties and
titles.
When bishop died heretofore an
Of the property Of the diocese was be-
aueathed 20 his successor and II was
necessary for the executors of the viii
TO deed the property over TO the new
bishop. Under the provisions Of IN
corporation the title TO the diocesan
property Will be vested IN the corpora
ton and no transfer win be necessary
when a bishop dies
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Engine Starts Forest Fires

Monongahela, Pa, Nov IA forest
fire. which was started last Sunday by
sparks from a locomotive on the hill
side opposite here, broke out afrcsh
last night and the flames now menace
not only the tlpple OF the Monongah
mine and store house, which He In the
path Of the fire, but the whole village
OF ANleton
At the Monongah mine an effort is
being made TO save the company's
property by starting smaller fires,
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resulting from n shot wound The bull,
let had entered the left shoulder and
passed downward toward The center
Of tho body, lodging In the muscles Of
the back a probe was inserted iu the
skeleton 10 show the course taken by
the bullet aud both The skeleton and
bullet which the witness identified
as the one taken from YouuEs body
were marked as exhibits. Court adj.
journed until tomorrow
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Fushimi Has a Good Time

81. Louis, Now 29,--Prnce Fushml
made another tour Of the worlds fair
today. completing his inspection of tho
exhibition palaces and state pavilions.
Wherever the Japanese prince went he
received a cordial reception, and at the
Filipino yillags the natives gave a spe-
clal exhibition Of dancing and war
songs.
Later as the guest OF Mayor Wells
NJ the city hall, the cousin Of the mika-
do was accorded a reception. A trip to
the regular army post at Jefferson bar
racks followed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-23

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Thousands Of Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It,

+
IN
Of IS Of o.
fNhn
Nmy.
ntuoo their bnpu
al OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-23
WIN Play University Of Colorado Eleven
Tomorrow Afternoon.

Denver, Nov 22,-The stanford football
team which Is 10 play the University OF
Colorado team In this city THURSDAY
afternoon arrived here today All the men
appeared 10 be In good condition. Coach
G. d, Havorman gave them some light
practice work this afternoon at 3road-
game VIII be played. NJ II. Kennedy. who
played three years each on the Colorado
and tho Stanford teams and later attend.
ed Harvard university, has agrcot to serve
as referee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-23
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
Caused by Closing of Wooster,
o., National Bank.

Wooster, Ohio. Nov 28.--Great ex-
citement was occasioned here today by
a notice placed on the door Of the
Wooster National bank, saying
"Thls bank Is closed by the order ot
the directors to 90 into voluntary
LIQUIDATION
No explanation Of the notice has
been given so far l.. p, ohlinger Is
president of the bank which is among
the oldest IN this section of the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-23
SNOW IN GREAT BRITAIN.
An Unprecedented Heavy Fall in
The Provinces.

London, Nov 23,--Unprecedented
snowfalls continue In the British prov
inces Many places and villages are
isolated and everywhere IN the north
railway communication is delayed and
in some parts entirely stopped, There
are instances Of funerals being snow
bound between the hours and the
cemetery and children have had to be
dug out OF drifts between their houses
and the schools. Even IN West Corn
wall and the island Of Jersey where
snow is a rarity, heavy falls are re-
ported.
Ten to 20 degrees Of frost were regis
tered I'm the United Kingdom last night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-23
Big Tunnel for HulI niIl.

Cripple Creek, Colo, Nov 23-Eng.-
noers are now at work drawing plans
and estimating the cost Of % tunnel
that win cut the district about 800 feet
below the present tunnel level ot a
point $500 feet above sea level, which
viii permit the mines on Bul Hill TO
be operated at a depth Of about 1000
feet, which Is almost 1900 feet deeper
than the bottom Of the Lilly shaft, the
deepest IN this section
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-23
The Oceanic in a Heavy Gale.

Queenstown, Nov. 2S.-The White
Star line steamer Oceanic, which arriv-
ed here today from New York reported
having been delayed by a severe gale
and snowstorm Owing TO the high
seas she only steamed ESQ knots on Nov
49, The mails were landed here and
dispatched by special service to Lon
don
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HAPPY RESULTS OBTAINED.
" tho U" Of the New soaID A.ti.
septic.

hairs IN IN take long 10 number the
reason h .i,s heads Of some people the
humber ''lns they haven't many 10
the hni, an most Instances, however,
root sooa Is uelr own. A germ at the
uyurlsD, plays havoc with the most
and fsri 80, S'owth and causes II TO fade
Gently M, ou'' a remedy for this has re.
Herpio1Se discovered, called Newbro's
gerp tba,' mat acts by destroying the
1oylnS a ~ u9es the damage, besides re.
In addl,,aau. impurities from the scalp.
Or Ia EMU ou y permits new life and Wig
Are wr a'e. me scalp, and happy results
Tyit 90 20 De obtained from its use.
Ne IN Sola by leading druggists. Send
slde = lamps for sample to The HerpI.
Druy r. Detroit, Mich. z. c. MI
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THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN
BELL TELEPHONE co.
Hns

1850 RESIDENCE subscribers IN salt
Lake
$500 BUSINESS subscribers IN Salt
Lake
$50 NEW ORDERS on hand Nov Is,
1904.
The last underwriters count shows
a total Of 9,lS1 residence En- Salt Lake,
equal TO one telephone in every other
residence.
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Gold for Enrone.

New York. Nov. 23-Goldman, Sachs
e. CO. today announced that they ill
ship between S7jO,0OO and SLO0O00O In
gold coin TO Berlin on Thursday this
being In addition to their shipment o.
$500, 600 heretofore announced
A shipment Of Sl,5OOO0O IN gold con
to cuba was announced today by the
National Bank Of Commerce,
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Would You Stop Drink.
ing If You Could?

"ORR1NE" Is a safe, sure and HARM
less cure FOR the drink habit Money re-
Tor free book. Treatise on Drunkenness,
Smith Drug Co, Salt Lake City,
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BIND YOUR MAGAZINES.

Old books Music and Magazines. Put
them IN strong new covers for preset.
walton Many records Of value can be
saved by having them bound The
News blndery can do the work in sny
form al any price
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NOT Nomath uay num
on he medic y ca It to o 4 a
n
Of re
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ruxEDos BEAT SENATOR'S.
Latter Has Had Rad Losing streak
Former Took Three straight.

The losing streak the Senators IN the
bowling league has suffered Tor the past
few weeks was certainly not broken last
night when they linep up against tho
Tuxedos The latter played on the theory
0f whole hog or nom last night and
took all there was TO take from the Sem
atos. They took three straight games
II there had been half a dzen games, tho
result would have been the same, for tho
fancy dresscrs we're out TO take every
Thing IN sight The scores follow,
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M MRSAL. WALKER III

IN few days after taking your wonderful
SWamp-ROot ! began TO feel better
was out Of health and run Gown gen.
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iG West Linden 81, Atlanta, Ga
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Howells to wrIte a New Rook.

San Reno, Italy. Nov. 2s.--willam
Dean Howells, the American author,
has arrived here. and win spend the
winter at this place, collecting material
for a new book
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solc " Unh1 o1dco Of No secretary q

L. Jamcg #. diamond. Secretary ot
State Of the STATE OF Utah. do hereby GER
tify that the foregoing Is q full, true ana
correct copy OF the statement n the above
named company, now ON Tile in my Oilue
this 2lst day Of November 1904.
(seaD J. n. HAMMOND
Secretary Of State
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REsOURcEs


state Cf Utah. County OF sat Lake,
C0rdiug m law dcposcs and says that hc
Is secretary of The above named bank.
that the above ard foregoing report con-
uinS q fuIl true ana correct statement
of the condition of the said bank q the
close " business on the 18th day NJ No
yembcr. 1905 S. II. LYNCH
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day Ot November, lWt
j. w. ENSIGN, Notary Public.
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A Great Foe

to drudgeyl Fels-Naptha saves
half OF wash-day and lightens
labor every day.
Feis.Nap,ha Philadelphia
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JACOB RIIS's BOOKS.

A large stock has just arrived, EN-.
bracing the following titles
How the other Half Liyes"....Sl.9
Children Of the Poor ...........$t.25
THE Making OF an American ,..Sl.j0
children Of the Tencments' ....Sl.5 80
rs There a Santa Clause ...,...S .i5
"Tho Battle Of the Sums ....,..&, 90
Theodore Roosevelt the Citizen" 50 90
These books are In great demand as
much interest centers IN the
author Mr. Jacob Riis. who deliy-
cred the FIRST OF the NJ I. A. series Of
lectures at Barratt Hall ON Tuesday
Nov %.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
No, Main Street. City
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Averages Plugge, rs; Hull 1872 %;
Walker 1918, Gates, 1923; Wilson,
iAl2
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EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Oregon Short Line,

81. Louis and return ......,..,.",N2.b 80
Chicago and return n...,,,......, H.b0
Chicago and return via ST. Louis. F.Jo
l.. Louis and return via Chicago B.75
Through Pullman sleeper every day
via the Union Pacific and Wabash
lines.
Tickets on sale Tuesdays and Fridays
days each week. See arents for par
tculars City Ticket office. POI Main ST.
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Totals :, .00i SO giS-96S9 50 6 10 e
sENAToRS

Averages - Gamble, IA 2-3; Hamilton,
1915 Talamantes 2O6 Is; G. Smith,
Ma9 Mcleod. igS l-3.
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STANFORD TEAM ARRIVES.

coursc-panque won, Sivorfoot second
Lord Aintrco third, Tlmc-l:l3 2.5.
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Utah Savings & Trust Co

Located at salt Lake City I'm the Coun.
e. VI SALT Lake. State OF Utah, az the
close Of business on the nth day Of
November 1871
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Cd untold misery 7 focame weak, ema-
ciatod ana very much run down. ! had
great difficulty 800 retaining my urine,
and was obliged 90 pass water very often
night ana fay After ! had used a sample
bottle of Dr. kT'mers swamp-Root, sent
me ON my request 1 experienced relief
and I Immediately bought Of my druggist
two large bottles and continued taking u
regularly I am pleased to say that
Swamp-Root cured me entirely can now
stand on my feet AN day without any
bad symptoms whatever Swamp-RoQt
has proved a blessing TO me.
Gratefully yours,
MRS, IT, AUSTIN,
10 Nassau st., brooklyn, n. Y