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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11

In my opinion. Charlie Neary OF Milwau-
kee This boy possesses every attribute
necessary to make him a star man In
his divisions he hits terrihcaly with 9th
err hand in a short Oh wing way. and he.
hurts every time he lands He blocks
he displays an eagcrnoss TO hurry mat
ters. fault that sooner or later II he
does not overcome II, will get him In
trouble lie is dangerous at all times,
and II properly handled there Is no reason
why he should not be lighting Britt Con-
mole or some other good man for the
lightweight championship before this year
eXpires
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11
WHAT ABOUT THIS ?
Rumor That Portland Hall Team Would
Like Franchise Now.

Rumor hath It that the Portland Base
ball club would like very much now to
have a franchise In the Pacific National
league II is said that the team Is steadily
losing money In the Pacific Coast league,
and according to the Spokane Press, the
team may be IN the J.. ~ league before
the end Of tho season.
II will be remembered that this team
dc serted our league TO go to the then out
laws. hut the Portland fans have discov-
cred hat It takes a large wad OF money
TO keep up. The rumOr says that Dug
dole will lassume management ~ the Port
Au1 club II IL gets into the Pacific Ma
tionnl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11
CONGRESS OF MOTHERS,
Seventh Annual Conference Be-
gins This Evening.

Chicago, May 1.-THE seventh annual
conference Of the National Congress OF
Mothers viii open tonight for a four
days session. More than 500 delegates
from every state in the Union are eX-
pected TO attend and 1t will be the
largest conference in the history Of the
organization Among the questions to
be considered that Of divorce Is exciting
the greatest interest, the delegates de-
claring they are ready to do anything
in their power TO stop 1.-THE laying
waste Of homes" to protect children
from "unrighteous half orphanage'
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Gains In American. National. Western
And Pacific Coast.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
A SAN FRANCISCO PHYSICIAN
Uses ltorpieide Successfully in Treat.
ing Sycosis OF the Beard.

lie says II recently treated case Of
t,Soosls (smlar 90 BARRIERS itch9 of the
,trD,Wer lip, with Newbro's Ferplcidc.
duere Vas an extensive loss Of beard
WIN Inflammation extending well down
81, ,,, me ahin~- Tbs. result Of The applica-
T Tph o. Herploide was most gratifying.
lne loss OF beard ceased and n new
ss.oWh o. hair is now taking place over
me once lnnamed area.
'signed) Melville r.. ONeill, NJ. Dh
.s 'Sl5 Howard ST.,
san Francllco, Cal"
herpicide kills the dandruff germ and
permits the hair to grov abundantly.
sold by leading druggists Send 10c
w stamps for sample TO The Herpicide
49, Detroit, Mich. u. c. NJ /. Drug
w. special Agents. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11
1HE GIMLINITES' DYING RALLY.
Dereat Staring Them in the Face Was
Turned Into Glorious Victory
Redskins Were furioas.
HOW THEY STAND.
pAcIr1c NAT1oNAL LEAGUE.

Big chief Standing Elk Reilly swore
softly in Comache. as he led his Spokane
indians from the field Of battle yesterday
afternoon
He was real angry.
So angry, in fact. that he turned down
q photographer who wanted picture Of
the braves.
tney were humbled. The big battle be-
tween Reily's redskins and Gimllns pale
taces did not result as Standing Elk had
ndctured. He thought he had the hated
palcfaces yanquished Their scalps were
almost within his grasp. Already they
were chanting their songs OF victory Wnen
rather Gimlln and his trained Indian
fighters made wonderful and sudden
assault throwing themselves I'm the midst
of the painted warriors, and turned
crushing defeat into glorious victory.
Nabicans." Yesterdays slaughter was
more sad than Coopers famous tale OF
The Indians. Al least II was sad to Rell-
ly and his braves.
IN the beginning Of h0stilities those who
watched the battle felt moved to say
few things about the Gin llnltes' not ~
tended as compliments. II must be SAID
that some Of them We're gully Of pref
~ dumb work Hansen, i,ellackey, Gim-
lin and E5sick, were about the only ones
who seemed to realize thit II was neces-
sary to get In the game and stay In 1t
until the laTt INDIAN was down,
But toward tne latter end Of the affair
everybody woke up and made dying
squirt,
The last half Of the ninth was our last
chance That may look strange, but It's
true. at that time II was eight to four
in favor Of the fierce red men. Then
came the fearless and desperate attack
Or :iously referred 10. Before this, Clear
water Dainmann had led the Indians
forces 40 what seemed sure victory.
The first shot was fired by Dad Clark,
II was lovely Then came Kellackey
Bruyette and E,ssick Each hit the mark
They were followed by Fuller, Weed and
Father Gimlln. The net result was that
Clark, Kellackey, Bruyett, Esslck and
Muller soampered home to safety. All
this was done without a man going down.
In a vain effort to stop the rally, Chief
Standing Elk relieved Clearwater Dam
mann, and put In Two Knives Carney.
But II was too late.
Following Is a confirmation Of the
oh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11
SIELOFF LEAVES TODAY.
Accompanied by the Veteran Manager
Billy Gce-Here Friday.

Otto Slelon, known as the Fighting
Dutchman," will soon be among his Salt
Lake friends again, This morning he left
Chicago, accompanied by his manager
BILLY Gee, who is one Of the most popular
will Lrobably reach Salt Lake Friday
morning. In tho evening SielOn will Ike
~ appear ut the Ross-Unfried wrestling
match at the Salt Palace theater
Sielod had many friends when he was
here last November, and he made many
more by his clever and fast work against
Mccarthy The latter IL training hard
every day for their second match, sched-
uled for the 24th
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CHANCE FOR BIG MEET.
Colorado College Track Team Wants TO
Meet L. OF L. BOYS.

The management Of the track team OF
the Colorado college. Of Colorado Springs,
has written TO the university track team
track meet TO take place here on the
2Sth Of the month. The Colorado teams
asks TO be guaranteed $3.50 for expenses,
which is most reasonable request. The
matter 10 looked upon fayoraby by the
that the challenge win be accepted The
Colorado team Is regarded rs being the
strongest in that state and a meeting be-
tween the two teams would certainly be
~. I'm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11


nonal league team handlly Dictated Now
Wort today. MatheHson was knocked nut
OF the box In the first inning. Brain
pounded the ball to the scorc board fur
we lust home ran of the season on the
Score,
G.. r. II. e.
SI LOUIS '''''''' 80, ..""",,A II 0
NOW lork ,....." ,,n ,,,,... q
Batteries Mcfarland and Grady. Mat.
thewson, Mlllgan, Warner and Bower.
man.
Earned runs-st Louis. O. Two-base hits
-DBrain, Mccormack, Dahlen, Beckley,
Deylln shay, Three-base hits-Beckley
Matthewsop, j; OF mcfarland ?. Struck
9a9tr,'by Mililgan, 2; by Mcfarland. 4; by
umpires-Johnston and Moran.
Pitsburg, May lO.-Both pitchers did
excellent work The only hits scored
AGAINST Miller was IN the eighth. Both
or Pitlsburg's runs were score on errors
Attendance, 1900. Score
IttspuIS, ;.' ''s' 80, ,,'.,.,.,s2
fplladelphla 90 '''' 80, .,,,,,,,."O
Batteries-Miller and Carish; Sparks
Bases on balls-oG Sparks. /. Struck
oqi-By Miller d by Sparks, 8.
umpire-Emslie
Cincinnati, May l0-The Cincinnatls
drove Poole of the RUBBER In the second
inning, when three singles, three bases on
balls a home run by Higgins with the
bases fun and triple put seven runs
across the plate Attendance, 1000 Score:
o,-, II, II. E
cincinnati ''',, 80, :" .,,.,,.."9 10 6
brooklyn 500, ,,.,,. ,,n,,.,.,nI 3
=, B9tterios-IIahn and schlei; Poole,
Reidy and Bergen.
Earned Rms CipcinnaU 2. p,oot,..,,
2. Two-base hits-Kelly CO... Mccormick.
Tree-base hits-Dolan Corcoran, Bahb,
Dobb. Home run-Huggins Base ON
balls-off Hahn, 4; OF Poole, 3: of Redy,
! struck out-By Hahn, 3; by Poole, 2,
by Reidy, l.
Umpire-o Day
Chicago, May 1O--Bostou won toIay's
game by timely hitting in the last three
innings. Attendance, 1909. Score:
61nltuBo "''' '''''' ''''"''''"l
Boston .,.,, 80. .,,. .,.. ,,.,....,7 II 2
Battcries-Corridon and King; Fisher
and Moran,
Two.base hts-cooley. Struck out-By
Gordon B; by Fisher 1, Base on balls
on Corridor, 2; OF Fisher g.
Umpire-Ximmer.
Denver, May lO-Denver made II four
straight from Sioux city today and closed
the victorious series with a shut out.
Score;
r. H. e
l,enNeI ,''''s '''''' ''' '''''''s''''3
SIOUX city .ss,' .,,,,,.,, ...,......,,O
Batteries-Eyler and Lucia; Lindaman
AMI Hess
Colorado Springs. May iO,--Heavy and
timely hitting gave 81, Joseph and easy
victory today Kahls home run with the
bases full after two were out in the
eighth, which gave the locals four runs.
and the fast fielding Of the visitors were
the features. Score;
r. II. Il.
Colorado Springs 80. 80, .,,."".7
ST. Joseph ... q, zee, .",,..,..ll is /
Batteries-Coons, Lempke and Baer-
wald. Diehl and Mcconnell.
Omaha, May 1O.-The visitors won a
featureess game from Omaha today Both
pitchers were hit freely and poor fielding
characterized the play Of both teams.
Score.
II. III. Il,
Omunt s,'s,s., 's''ss,, ,s''s' s''s'sO ~
Deg MONIES '','' $500. '''' ''''''t IL
Batteries Mccarthy and Gon1ing; Nor
rison and c.. Clark
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11

Umpire Mccarthy will likely win n
home here with the fans II ne keeps up
his good work lie watches every play,
catch a runner, he goes with the runner
to be In at the finish, There is little
chance to dispute his decisions, a fact
that the knocker recognizes with sorrow.
Mccarthy wears a new shield, ana tho
fans had n chance TO see IL work when
some of the swift Wild ones came his
way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11

Following are the results OF games play
ed yesterday afternoon In the American
association:
At Kansas Clty-Kansas City, 6; Column
bus g. called In the eighth to let Co
lumbus catch train
Al ST. Paul-St Paul, IA, Indianapolis
5.
At Observation-Disclosures, Z; Louisville
G.
At Minneapolis Minneapolis, 5; Toledo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston, May l0.-Powelrs clever pltnhlng
et critical times proved too much for
hfslon In todaYs game Freeman throw
TO the plate n he eighth inning, catch
ing ruiz, was feature, Atten1ance, 81
~. r. IL. Il.
.,NM iolh '''''' ,,.,.s ,,,,,,.s2
A''f'H ''s' 's'ss .''I,,tss,s,,,s. ,.s...l ]
and Farrell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11
BOXING IN NEW YORK.
Dispatch from Gotham Confirms story
Published in Saturdays News"

New York, May ll-Boying bouts,
wh!.n the sporting element hc has been
denied for three years. are being planned
by new CLUB at Union Hin, n. j., about
half a hours journey from upper Broad
way. The promoters promise to give their
first entertainment within 10 days. The
bouts viii be limited to six rounds, with
no decision, as prevails In Philadelphia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11

: Charley Ross and Frank Unfried are
getting In shape for their wrestling match
Friday night at the Salt Palace theater.
"'rhe German Strong Boy" has been
training for long time and thinks he
will defeat Ross He says his condition
Is perfect and that he VIII give the Utah
champion the YOUNGEST argument on the
mat he ever had. Ross says he has moth
ing to fear, and Is confident OF winning,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11

FACE POWDER Madam Rupert's
celebrated Face Powder. sells at SOC a
box At the Lace House tomorrow,
to D. m, 23c box.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11

Steve Mahoney, manager OF Jimmy
Briggs and Chester Goodwin, who APP
peared here recently, thinks well Of Char
he Neary as an aspirant for the light
weight championship. Writing Of the
Milwaukee hoy, Mr. Mahoeney says:
"The most likely contender. for chapion-
shin honors in the lightweight division is,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11
MINERS BEAT BABIES.
Took the Opening Game at Boise by
Score OF o to g.

Boise. Ida, May 1O.-rhe opening ganio
between Butte and Boise was a poor ex-
hlbluon, being listless and prolonged,
starkels was batted out OF the box and
was taken out after tho second inning.
blewett did much better. but the Butte
men touched him up also pretty lively.
The fielding was good. Score:
r, II, u.
BBuue '''''''' '''. '''''s '.'''''.''''v 10
buse ''''.. .'''..,, '..,',..,,,,,,.3
Battertes-Qulok and Swindells Star
kells, Blewett and Hanson
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11

CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES
Trimmed IN lace, embroidery and braid,
81 co to $l,25 a dress at the Lace
House, to p. m,-G3c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11
SALT LAKE
'otals .''''. " .'.''''if y "
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Earned runs-Spokano, 3i sat Lake, l.
Two.base hits-Murdock, Weed, Gimlin,
Delmas Bases on balls--Om Essick, 2;
on Dammann, g. Struck out--By ESsick,
d by Dammann, 4. Left on bases-Salt
Lake, Is; Spokane, s. Bases on errors
Spokane. II; Salt Lake /. Hit BY pitcher
-Hausen Clark stolen bases-Ferris,
Carney, Bruyotte. Sacrifice hits-Hol-
land and Dammann.
Umpire-McCarthy
Time Of game-200
Attendance--350
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11
CASTILLO AND
RETURN, Sl.25.
Via D. G. n. c., May 18th,

Special train leaves Salt Lake 900 a.
m, Returning leaves Castillo $3.50 p. m.
Baseball and other amusements. Good
music in attendance. Nothing left un
done to make this the most popular re-
sort in the state. Come and see.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11

Essick pitched n fine game yesterday
The Indians got thirteen hits but they
were not entitled 10 them by any means.
Many Of them should have been cut off,
and would have been had he received
the support he deserved
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11

Talk about showing Improvement In hit
ting Think Of what our batters did yes
tcrday afternoon 10 Dammann one Of the
best twirlers In the league, Nineteen hits,
and one more of Craney, making twenty
In all,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11
A FEW SPORTING NOTES.

The Lamanites and the Palefaces will
fight IL cut again this afternoon. Jensen
viii likely be pitted against Rain -in-the-
Face Iiogg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11

SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE,
Kenyon Hotel,
California and Eastern Races.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11

LADIES STOCKINGS Of fine Maco
cotton ribbed top double knees 25c
stockings, at the Lace House, TO p,
m, tomorrow, l2Rc pair
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cleyeland-cleveand.De Detroit same post
poned; rain.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-11

KEEP YOUR EYE ON CASTILLO.
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PACIEIc cOAsn LEAGUE.

Oakland, May lO.-los Angeles won to-
days game in the eighth inning when
combination Of hits and errors netted two
runs Both Gray and Schmidt were lib
oral with passes, Oaglands hits were well
scattered Up to the fourth lnnins not
nit was made Off Schmidt, Score:
Il. II, Il.
lOS Angeles sst's'.' t.ss '.s''ss'ss6
Oakland ,ss .,ss,ss.,'t. ,.t,s,s,,sE b
Bateres-Gray and Eager Schmidt
aud Boettiger
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Philadelphia - Washington Philadelphia
game postpOned rain.
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Portland, May lO.--After playing gilt
edged ball and banking the visitors for
eight innings, Portland went to pieces In
tho ninth ana lost 20 Tacoma today. Up
to this time Thielman received good sup
port and pitched well. Keefe pitched n
tered lie received almost erroress sup
port, Score:
r. IL H.
Fofuand ',.,.' '''.'' ,'''' ''s"'''V
Tacoma .,,,. go. >, 500, 80,
Batteres-Thioman and Shoa Keefe
and Graham
7 Umpire--O'Connoll
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Sherlock Holmes has been put on the
case and will give his theories at both
performances,
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ST Louis, May 1O.-The st. Louis Ma.
WORK today. MatheTson was knocked nut
OF the box In the first inning. Brain
pounded the ball to the score board fur
we INST home run Of the season on the
~ Louis grounds. Attendance c4tu.
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Supported by the following cast;

Soothsayer Gravedlggers Roman Cltl-
zens, Dog and Others In Vast Numbers
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Regular sale Of seats begins at 10 a. m
Friday.
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Omaha, May lO-The visitors won n
featureless game from omaha today Both
pitchers were hit freely and poor fielding
characterized the play Of both teams.
Score.
r. II. f.,
Omunt .,ss,.., 's''.',, ,.t,'' s'',,sO ~
Dcb MONIES ''s,'' '''s'' '''' 'sss''t II
Batteries Mccarthy and Gon1ing; Nor
rison and c.. Clark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
The FAST MAIL
IN COLLISION
Only One Of Train Crew Hurt
and Engine and Freight
Cars Damaged. III
'lsnecIa,I 70 The Tlmes- Dispatch.)

(speoialto The Times Dispatch.)
5rANVILLE, yA,F@July b.--No. o. tho
fast mail OF the Southern Railway. and
the Same train which leaned from the
Long trestle near this city last September
at which time eleven lives were lost.
collidcd with a freight near puffin. NJ.
c., this afternoon, resulting in serious
injury to ]. Q, Miller, of the mail train
crew, who attempted to jump to safety.
and who has been brought to this city
Tor treatment.
Failure to make coupling between
two sections of the freight resulted In
one Of the sections running out on the
main track Just as No. 81 dashed around
the curve on its southern run. The pilot
end front OF the engine was hsoken. q
flat car was demolished and the body OF
d tool car splintered, Tho track was
not damaged to any extent, and was soon
cleared for the passage OF trains,
The conductor OF the freight had IN
structed his brakeman not to couple, but
tie brakeman misunderstood and attempts
I'd to couple, while tho conductor was
awaiting orders IN the dispatchers Of
flee. There We're breaks set on the rear
of the train. a wrecking train Went
nut to the scene from thls city, There
were no other casualties beyond the In
ury to Miller.