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on THE RACE TRACK.
IN BRIGHTON REACH

New York, Aug. l6-Brighton Beach
summary: ZOOS pace, purse 5000 mile
heats, two In three--John NJ won thid
aud fourth heats Time-2:0iig 2:nl1
Gallagher won second heat In 2:O5ii Pan
Michael won first I'm 2'0j; Pauline G,
Clawmos. Dry Monopoie, Pinchem wilkes
and Baron ROBBERS also started,
2,2O trot, purse 5000, mile heats two In
three--Stanley Dillon won both heats,
Timc-2llls, 2l03, Lisoniero, Bone Rus
sell Snyder McGregor, Ruth c. Jolly
Bachelor Leila. John Caldwell and Texas
also started,
2i6 trot, purse 500, dash one ana one
sixteenth mlles-T Il. won in 22l Leo
Bessie Brentwood and Torreon also
started
eight miles-Cheory Lass won In 23il,
Bessie Abbott second, Starlight third.
Earl Scott and Florence Wilton also
2:0S Jrot. purse $500 dash, one and one
eight mlles--Cashlan won In 2;2Dla JAY
McGregor second, Authoress third York
BOY Maxine, wentworth, Direct View,
Mckinley, IdoIita also started.
FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS
ST, Louis, Aug 16.-Fair Grounds sum-
mary;
sellng-Anna Bell Lee won, Nepenth see
ond, Pharmacy third, Time-:jI
second race seven furlongs, selling
Babb won, Sid silver second, Miss Man
ners third, Time-l:29a
Third race mile and seventy yards, self
ing-Varro won, Narna FOns0 second,
Wisendne third. Time-lH6l9
Fourth race, six furlOngs, handicap
The COOK won, Fruit second Miss Powell
third. Time-l;lia.
Fifth race. six 'nrongs. sclmg-J. W.
O'Nell won, Tally Ho second, Joe Goss
third, Time-l:l5
sixth race. mile and an eighth. selling
Pathos won, Brooklyn second, Scalper
third, Time-lids.
HAWTHORNE SUMMARY
Chicago. Aug. 10 Hawthorne sum-
mary: First race six turlongs-Alice
Commonor won, bod Anderson second,
Bernice third Time-lli 2-j
Second race, six furlongs- White Plume
won, bon Domo second Monastlo third
Third race Ave and onc-half mrlongs-
No Trumper won. Petit Due second, Re-
tort third Timo-l;O9'
Fourth race, mile dnd seventy yards
Celebration won, -. J.. Moore second.
barney third Timc-l;lS3-j.
Flfth race one milc--Thc Lady won,
Princess Tulane second, Ahola third,
Time As les,
Handloy Cross won, O'llaeen second,
Hudson third Time-li5 Is.
seventh race. five and ono-half urlongs
Monte won, Tom Shelly second Allen
Avon third Tlme-l 0S l-j,
FINISHES AT lRVlNGTON.
Portland, Aug, lG--Rosults at lrv-
ington: First race I've furlongs, selling
--SalUe Goodwin won, Batidor second,
Moddcr third Timc--l,O2
Second race, FIVE furlongs, selllng-M-
graetta won, Urbano second, j. Crimmins
third 1lme-l;02h
Third race SIX iurlonEs, selling Or
sherman won, Chilcno second, Skip Me
third. Time--llG
selling Goltlobon won, Facts second
The Pride third, Time-l;09ia
Fifth race milo and hundred yards
Gienicc won, ]. v Kirby second. Isabel.
nta third 'rime-l4ah
sixth race, mile, selling Ruapala won,
Northwest second, Frivolous third. Time
--l:H
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HOW TO FIND OUT.

Fin a bottle or common glass with
your water and let II stand twenty.
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Is also convincing proof that the KID
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What 10 Do.
There is comfort IN the knowledge
80 often expressed that Dr. Kllmers
swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy
fulflls every wish IN curing rheuma.
tBm, pain I'm the back kidneys, liver
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passage. IL corrects inability TO hold
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or bad effects following use Of liquor
wine or beer. and overcomes that un.
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need n medicine you should have the
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You may have sample bottle Of
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and book that tells all about Il. both
sent absolutely free my mail. Address
Or. kimer & CO., Blnghamton, n. Y.
When writing be sure 20 mention that
you read this generous offer In the
Salt Lake Daily Deseret News,
Don't make any mistake. but remember
the name. swamp Root. Dr. Klmers
swamp Root, and the address, Bing-
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SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE.
Kenyon Hotel.
California ana Eastern Races,
REBUKED BY A CHILD,

Roy Rolfe ellison Is fond Of telling
of a little scene which he once Witness
ed at Poughkeepsie.
II was coming out of the door Of the
postoflicet he says "and noticed a
little girl just ahead Of me She was
perhaps Eve or six years old chubby
and red-cheeked and clearly well able
to take care o. herself
Right across the narrow street was
the county Jail As the girl stepped
on the sidewalk she slipped and fell
forward her hands spatting on the
nagstones rather smartly A prisoner
standing at a barred window OF the
jail set up a loud, derislve laugh, In
stanty the girl was on her feet, her
face ahame Turning toward the jail
she shook her little fist. and cried in
voice vibrant with righteous indig-
nation.
Shut up, you old nuisance, II
you'd been good you wouldn't be where
you are "--tPhiladelphla Public Led
ger
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"PENNY" GOSSIP.

Rain Is about the only thing in the way
of a battle at Walker this afternoon be-
tween Reilly's redskins and Clark's pale
faces
Jack Johnson, the bricklaying wrestler
took particular pains TO inform us that ne
WAS not matched to wrestle Aldrich at the
Salt Palace this evening. lie says the
match was made without his knowledge
or consent,
Pitcher Thomas new slab artist Is
due 10 drift I'm here tomorrow. ana VIII
take up uis abode with Dad Clarks
string Of ball tossers until the season eN-
pfes Thomas Is said "a be good one,
aud we hope he Is for one Is needed.
Al Park city next Sunday afternoon.
the second game Of the championship
series between Eureka and Park city VIII
be played. An excursion Is 10 be run TO
the mining town, ana there rs great deai
Of interest centered In the coming strug-
gle Park city promises TO get even with
the Eur4k altes for the WaNOpng the lat
ter handed out recently
Salt Lake played with the Blackfoot
nine yesterday afternoon. Drinkwater and
Essick did the twirling for Clark's crowd,
The Idaho team was defeated 10y score
Of eight TO three, The game was lively
one. and brilliant individual work WAS
zone ON DUln Sltth, Z ne blhAhllbA team
put up much better game than was eN-
pccted. and but for the injury TO Fredelps
hand, the score might have been exceed
ingly close,
The Toledo Times describes the strike.
out as follows: "What Is a strike-out? a
strke-Out movement In calisthenics con-
sists OF three vigorous swings Of the club
like utcnsilo az a round object, and then
a hurried walk TO the slt-down place 1t
Is always better TO have dark scowl on
the face after participating In one OF
these movements and II II IS desired the
utonsil may be thrown at the grandstand
IT Is always preferable to commit a
strike-out with three men on bases
Christy Mathewson says 81 don't want
to go around the world, and ! don't In
tend to. II the club will not arrange the
series the players will take the matter In
their own hands after Oct, 10, when our
contracts for the season expire, ana we
will run II ourselves, We are not going
10 let the personal differences Brush and
McGraw have with the American league
people shut us ont OF all the money we
could make by playing the post-season
series We have talked II an over between
ourselves and we intend to play the
games
Despite stories from st Louis TO the
contrary, Perry" Belmont and other well
known eastern racing men VIII not buy
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Tennis Championship.

Newport, r.. IT, Aug. l6-Wlth the match
between the east and the west foe the
national championship In doubles and two
rounds In singles, scheduled for to-day
the All-cOmers' tennis tournament under
the auspices Of the United States National
Lawn Tennis association was started on
ward and Wright won the eastern cham
piunship I'm doubles at LongwOod this
year, while the western title was secured
at Chicago by Little and Collins. As
the present holders Of the national title,
II. L. and II T., Doherty Of England, Will
not defend their honors, the winner Of
today's match will he awarded the cham
pionship.
Ward and Wright won national doubles
tennis championship. defeating collins
and Little. 2-6, 6-3, l-6, Ga, Gel
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ANOTHER AUTO RACE.
program Arranged for August oath lie
Rnl snow the Promoter

IL Ro c. Snow, president Of the Utah
Automobile company OF this city, Is, pro-
noting am auto race for the oath Of this
monih and il promises TO be a good one.
Nr snow has arranged eight Interesting
events for the day, and he has so classi,
led the machines that an VIII nave
rhsnes 10 win prizes. Many new features
wl he offered, and II Ia believed that the
meet will be highly successful The pro"
gram Is as follows
one mile open for buckboards,
Two mile open for buckboards.
Two mile open for runabouts
one mile open for cars value less than
s. O0 loaded with passengers
Five miles for steam cars
Two miles for cars value from $1,000 to
500
Five miles for cars value from 5000 TO
5000
Two miles, touring cars with passengers.
One-half mile open 10 all. Start and mn
Ssh on tape. Car crossing tape must come
back or lose race.
Tho races viii be held at Callers park,
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ToDAYs GAMES.
Boise at Butte.
Spokane at Salt Lake.

We ought TO win from the Indians to-.
day
Our bunch has returned feeling pretty
due to clash with Reillys redskins this
afternoon at Walkers, In the first game
Of series OF six, and the boys feel con-
fdent> OF getting more than half the
games To-day Is ladies' day and a large
crowd Of the fair ones Is expected to be
on hand 10 cheer for the locals
The Spokane mob got In last evening.
and the home crowd arrived this morn
ing.
jack Flannery will be on hand 10 hold
The Indicator, making his first appearance
here as an umpire.
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rlNlsnEs AT IRYIN0ToN.
Jeff HAS A DOUBLE.
dnond Hays. the Actor, Looks like
Champion and Has Many Troubles.

Jim Jeffres the pugilIst, has a dou-
bic, but unlike persons bothered in this
rtspect the bolermdker's counterpart
has been more OF blessing To him
than "A detriment The man who re-
sembles the champion is Edmond
Hayes. the actor. who IL known among
his friends as the wise Guy In point
ct features and expression, Hayes and
Jeffrias are enough alike to be taken
Tor twin brothers. Hayes has the same
syarthy complexion as the fighter, eyes
OF similar hue, and the bruIser's iden-
teal swagger. But Hayes is not as
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the Union race track IN 81. Louis Ever
since tho close of the nmcty-day meeting
al Union park, which operated this soa-
sou without the sanction OF the Western
Jockey club. aud, therefore. f. an outlaw
track under the rules Of that body, ru-
mors have been circulated by the Union
park management that several wealthy
eastern turfmen have had their eyes on
The new course ana have offered 10 buy
H.
when asked about the matter a day or
two ago Mr. Belmont said;
~ know Mr.. Miller and Mr. Arkoll. but
please say that ] know nothing about the
purchase Of tho Ilniou park track az 81
Louis. | am not interested On the matter
and IN fact. have never heard OF IT,
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BUTTE, u BOISE, 0.
lowing Proved a Puzzle 20 the Leaders
AZ All Times.

cute butte Aug. l6.-Butte took tho first
Nase OF me series from Boise, bowling
n.ue got her runs mainly through field.
Ssrtors MclIale's running one-handod
tsnS n ~ deen center was the feature. at
"nuahee' 1000 Score;
Bulo n. r. H..
Boise - ''''''''''''''''s, ,". ~ .
me-. '''''' ''''''' see ,,,,,...,,0 ? D
rbasueIles - Bowling and swlndells.
"VIIpaVn and HarflsOn Imnlrn-nnrIs.
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NArIoNAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn, Aug. l6.-Hanlon's men kent
UP their winning gait on their home
grounds today by scoring a double shut
out against Cincinnati Attendance, $500
Score:
FIRST game R.H.E.
Brooklyn ,.,,,. 80, .. ,t,,,..,,r,b 10 /
Cincinnati ...,.,,, o, ,.,.,,,,,..,.o0
Balteries-scanlon and Bergen Kcllum
and Schlei.
Two base hlts-strang, Gesslcr Bases
on balls-On Scan0u, ,. off Kellum g
Struck out-By Scanlon, 5; by Kcllum. T.
umpire-Himmcr
Second game RH. +
brooklyn ..',, .,'' .s',,,r,,t,,,,3 0
Cincinnati ..,.',,.,,,,, ",,",,.,".,O
Batterles-cronin and Ritter; Ewing
and Schlei.
Two base hlts-Corcon. Woodruff
Gessler Three base ht-Lumley. Bases
on bals-Off Ewing, 4 Struck out--By
Cronin 8; by Ewing, 3 mpire-Zimmer
Philadelphia, Aug. lG,-The locals were
outplayed In all departments today and
81. Louis won both games without an
effort Attendance, 300 Score;
First game RHE
~ Louis ,.'''' - - ''"...,,"6 II
Philadelphia ..s,.,,. ., ,,,,.,,,,rl 3
AUTHORIZATIONS and Grady Fraser
and Roth
Two base hits-Grady, Barclay, Mitch.
ell Three base hit--Bran, Base on balls
by Nichols, 4. umpire-Emslie,
Second game. r. II. E
St. Louis zee, ,.".r. "".,",T 10
Philadelphia .,,,.. =, ",,-.,.,ol
Batteries-O'Nell and Grady Duggleby
Doom and Roth.
Two base hlts--Smoot, Brain. Bases on
balls--on o'Nelll. /; on Duggleby ]
Struck oqt-By oNeill, q by Duggleby l.
Umpire-Emslie
Boston, Aug. l6.-Chicago was unable to
hit willis with any effect after the first
inning OF the INST game today, while
Boston solved Wickers curves In the lat
ter part OF the game, winning I'm the tenth
ON Abbotichios three-hagger and outfed
fly The second game was called at the
end Of the first on account OF rain, the
score standing Chicago 2, Boston o. At
r. II. E
BOSTON ',','. 's''s' .'.'.'''-',.0
chicago .",.''' commune .'s'''.",f ,
Battcres--WillIs and Moran. Wicker
and O'Neill
Two base hit--Gcier Three base hit
Albatichio. Home run-Moran Bases on
bals-Of Willis ]; off Wicker 2 Struck
out-By Wills, 4, BY Wicker. l. umprcs-
Moran and Carpenter
New York Aug 1.-THE visitors out
played the locals In both games and the
helding OF the home team was wretchod,
Attendance, $500, Score;
r. II. u
pitisburg ..... 90" ".,.",,,,"l ~
New YORK .ss,, % '.'s.s.'''.s.s,tZ
Batteries - Flaherty and CarisCh.
Mathewson and Bowerman,
Hits off Mathowson, In two innings
on Wiltse, IN seven Innings. Bases on
balls-On Flaherty 4: of Wiltsc, 2. struck
out-By Flahorty I; by Wltse. @ Three
base hits Beaumont I'lahcrtN Two base
hits--Bowermnn, Wiltsc. umpre--John-
stone
second game v. II. 10
IllthnufE ssss ss'stsssss'ts'.ssst'ftl ID
New YORK ,.ss.s - s.ttss stsst'ssststl .
Batteries Lynch ana Carlsch, Taylor
and Warner Two base hits-BrOwnc,
Bransfield Three base Mccormick,
Ruchcy. Bases on balls-On Taylor / oil
Lynch . struck out-By Taylor 2; By
Lynch .. Umplre-Johnstone,
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$40 Cash Prize.

Holder OF lucky number win receive
ten dollar gold piece at Saltair En-
ployes' day. Thursday.
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forced to laugh himself when he under
stood Jeffries' joke
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

81. Louis, Aug. 1G-St Louis inability
TO hit Orth cost them todays game Orth
allowed ST. Louis only five hits Kahoo's
throwing To bases was the feature. At
tendance 900 Score:
Y. H. l.
~ LOUIS '.,.s. O., .,., .,,,,,.,,..,,,l
ne" iOik ''.''' '.,' .u,.''",,,,.,A o
Batteres-Sudhoff ana Kahoe; Orth and
Kleinow.
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Detroit Aug. 16.-After Detroit had tied
the game In the ninth with Hlckman's
second three-base drive, the philadelphias
had batting rally and by punching
three hard hits with "A gift, won handily
Attendance. 1000 Score
X, II. h
ihlauclpiha ANNA 80 .'.t 's''.",b 10
bttIpll'''.'. '.. .',s ,,,',,,,,s,,,..,,3 10
alteries-Hcnlcy and Shrek: Knllan
and Drill.
Cleveland. Aug lG. Cleveland won
easily today. Attendance, 1000 Score:
Il. H. r
Cleveland ,.,,, ,.,,,, ,..,., .,.,.,.1 II
warrington 80. ''s.-'s.''''.' .,s.,,.l
Batteries-Bernhard and Bems. Jacob
son and Kttredge.
Chicago, Aug. l6-Young proved the
easiest kind OF a proposition for Chicago
owen was in great form only one Of the
visitors reaching third Attendance, 1850.
Score.
r H. Il
,HlNabo '.'''' '''' - 's''' ,,'..,,,h il
boston ''''.s'' '''.,. .t.s,'s., ,o.,,.,O 3.
Batterles-Owen and sullivan; Young,
Farrell and Crger.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Batteries Morrison and Towne: Web
ster and Mcconnell.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
lis s.
-, AZ Louisvillc-first game Louisville 0;
mOiedo, u, Second game, Louisville, 10;
Toledo, Q.
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THE STATE BANK
OF UTAH.
SALT LAKE CITY.

OF UTAH. --~-------------
SALT LAKE CITY.
Joseph r Smith President
VIM. H. Preston Vice President
Charles S. Burton Cashier
Henry T, McEwan Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS:
Heber j. Grant Isaac Barton.
Joseph r Smith. James D. Murdoch,
Chas, 3 Burton, Byron Oroo,
VIM - Preston. Heber NJ. Wells,
a W Carlson
Commercial Banking in all It's branches
Accounts Solicited.
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Omaha, Aug. l6-omaha Won by heavy
batting Score.
II. II, n,
Sioux city 500, "'s' ''''''sl ii
Omaha ...,....,. .sss.s 90 's'''sfs'slt 10
Batteries --. Caluwader and Graves.
Sanders Gondlng and Frcese.
Colorado Springs, Aug. IL. -Todays
game between Colorado Springs and Dem
yer was stopped IN the fourth inning bv
rain, tho score standing TO 0 IN favor OF
the locals,
Des Molncs. Aug, l6-Wlth webster, the
regular second baseman In the box, 81
Joseph presented a crippled front and
RH. y
Dies Moinoa ...,..... 49,. .,,..,,..,G 10
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Yesterdays GAMES.
Butte. T. BoIsc.c.
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To make man better, make
trade better. To make trade
better, make goods better.
Schillings Best:
tea b'kngpowder splc-
!. coffee hayoring extract soda
!. Your grocer S; moneyback.
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BALL GAME TODAY.
''"l Lake and Spokane Teams WIN Clash
In Flrst Of Series.

FAUIFIC NATIONAL LEAGur.
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Rain Is about the only thing in the way
of Il battle at Walker this afternoon be-
tween Reilly's redskins and Clark's pale
faces.
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Cleveland. Aug lG. Cleveland won
easily today. Attendance, 1000 Score:
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Omaha Aug ID Omaha Won by heavy
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Ladies' Belts.

Have splendid lot OF Belts Ia
SILK and Leather; all Qualities from
25c to SOC win he put on I2c
sale at Ceach)..........,u..ioS
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took particular pains TO inform us that ne
was not matched to wrestle Aldrich at the
Salt Palace this evening lie says the
match was made without his knowledge
or consent,
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Wash Goods.

White Goods. including am our
fine Lawns, Naiusooks and India
Linous, win be placed on sale at
exactly HALE PRICE.
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SURE CURE FOR PILES

itching Piles produce moisture and
cause Itching. this form. as well as
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles arc
cured by Or. Bo-san-ko's Pile Remedy.
Stops Itching and bleeding, Absorbs
tumors. 5oo a jar. az Druggists, or sent
by mail Treatise free. Write me
about your case, Or, BOsanko. phila..
ia,
For sale by z, c. NJ. I. Drug Dept
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Lace, silk and Lisle Gloves and
Mitts-all kinds values from 1jc TO
Sl2j pair, for two hours l7c
lpef palr).,,,,.,,.,,,,