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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03
NEWS FROM FIGHTERS.


Indictment weather made things oi.-
agreeable yesterday for Herrera aud N'I'
SON 40 their respective training quar-
tcrs, but tho lighters did not let up ono
iota I'm their work and went about lh'F
usual stunts ass though the rlDmculs were
as favorable ds ever says the Anaconda
Standard Both did road work n the
morning and though thoy wcrc unable 10
get ND much of % sweat because of the
chilly air. they benefited their wind Too
tho afternoon they boxed and punched inD
bag and did other stunts 30 great crowds
saw them at work because few cared 90
brave the storm but that made no diner
cnco 10 the men who VIII meet az lh'
now amphithcator on Monday afternoon,
as they are not training Tor the benebt of
spectators but Go get themselves IN the
best possible condition.
At Gregsnn Springs Battling Nelson
went ON the road as usual with Nose
and Sid Laiontlsc ana Doc ElEnn Al''i
a hard run Of about 10 miles, there was
"a rundown and then something 60 eat
a rest for "a few hours found the Dane
ready 10 do his rope skipping bag punch
ing and boxing lie took on Nose ana
then Sid l.afontso and finished up with
rafting sct-to with Flynn Nose Lac
fontisC stands the majority Of the hard
work and Flynn does the scientific boxing
with the Dane Doc ls known 20 be- clever
but ne admits he finds q more clever man
In Nelson Lafontise says Nelson IL
better fighter than Herrera and Nose has
boxed with both Of them,
At Herrera's camp things were going
on as usual. The Mexican was out
early for his road work aud covered his
course with his brother Mauro Herrera,
and Maurice Thompson. After his rub
down, Herrera received some Of bis ad-
mirers and told them he was as COuf-
dent Of defeating Nelson as he was OF de-
feating both Broad and langcr lie says
he will show that even II Nelson Is a
great fighter he Is greater ring gladla-
tor,
In the afternoon Herrera boxed With
his brother ana with Thompson. There
was fair crowd present The uClem-
ent weather had no effect on Herrera
and he seemed TO be as spry as ever He
has plenty VI steam let and the way he
whipped his right Tor the Jaw on * ,erat
occasions showed that II he lad not
wanted II TO fall short, II would have
done the desired execution, as IL has on
several occasions.
Interest is growing In the IAf0utise.
Mccarthy contest and u IT. safe TO say
the fight on Monday night viii draw a big
crowd Both men have plenty OF adj
mirers and IT wouldn't be- surprising II
considerable money changed hands ON the
result LatOntise's friends think that
Nose Will make Il chopping block Of Nc
Cauhy In 20 rounds aud Jerrys admir-
ers are confident that Jerry will be as
good In q 2-round contest as he was TN
the recent l0-round go. when he got the
decision over the Frenchman
The preminaues to both fights should
prove good attractions sid LafOntiso and
Maurice Thompson vii have a punching
| match just before the Mccarthy Lafontise
| go and Dutch Johns ana "Kid' Blokey
| will face each other IN the afternoon as
an Introductory stunt 20 the Nelson Her.
ren mbrogllO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03
THE Air
Fac, About One Of Natures Most In.
dustrIous Creatures,

when spring comes with AN It's
wealth OF opening buds and new flow.
ers, the ant ls preparing Tor season Of
profitable Industry
II comes out Of lbs winter quarters
and locates new home where n can
store away, during the summer months,
the sustcnanco for the long winter
days.
Just as Industrious as the ani but In
a different way are the countess-in-
nnitlsemal germs which burroW into the
scalp and eat away at the roots of the
hair
AS they burrow away Dandrun forms
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Badness results
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lu the sixth race at lryiugou paul,
yesterday afternoon $. Nichols bay geld.
10 be snot TO death The race was Tor
mile aud the mishap took place 40 tho
INST turn. SiuEOtt the boy who Was rid.
Ing the animal, thought he was missile.
having and instead OF stopping com.
PEELED the horse 20 run the balance 0f the
race. over z, Of mile, with tho tendon
OF bis right hind Lex entirely torn loose
The horses condition was discovered at
the finish of the race and he was put uut
Of his misery as quickly as possible
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FINALS IN DOUBLES.
Scheduled for This Afternoon on n
street Court at 3 o'clock

The final struggle In the tennis dou-
bes is scheduled to be played on the y
street court this afternoon, the contest
ants being Harry Roberts and J Sails
bury pitted against Walker Salisbury and
Griffin, These crack players will certainly
make things hum In the tennis world
hereabouts, There Is q great deal Of In.
terest conferred I'm the result Of this match
and each man can be counted on TO play
his best 10 win,
Following are the results Of yester.
days games
j. Salisbury and Frank Roberts beat
Carl and Harry Roberts score I-j. l-6.
CO.
j. Salisbury and Frank Roberts beat
Mcleod and Frolseth, score. DEL GO.
T. G. Griffin beat W *. Conrad:
score, 6-i G.i
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EXCURSION RATES
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sneeeh by Bourke Cochran

Bangor Maine Sept, Congress
man w. Bourkc Cochran addressing a
large audience at the auditorium to-
night declared that the administration
al Washington had proved itself incom-
patent "a maintain constitutional gov -
eminent in an the states and tina; the
situation 10 Colorado was proof that
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LEAGUE.
Pain WeakenS
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Boise, 10; Butte, &.

Butte, Sept 2-Bandeliu was easy Tor
Boise battors today and they easily took
the game. Starkells was hit hard In the
first. but settled down and pitched "A
good game afterwards There was con-
siderable wrangllng over the use Of bad
balls Attendance, 100 Score.
r. IT, +
hWur ''f''t'''' ,,''',.,,, oil. ..,,,, II
Batteries BandelIn and Spencer star
kclls and Hanson
lmpTe-Smith
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INDIANS TOOK ANOTHER.
Ealt Lake Team Beaten Again by a
score Of SIX 20 -Four,
r.r,tt.f,, ArAsrtoAf1r ,r,Ag,ttt-
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
RonIy's Indians took another game

Bolllys Indians took another game from
Salt Lake yesterday at Spokane, hy a
fcorc Of to T. The game was won In
the second inning. when errors balk
by To2er, a couple OF passes and three
fafc hits scored six runs for Spokane.
salt Lake got four runs In the fifth. EX-
,cpt In these two Innings not a man on
either team got near home.
salt Lake was unable 10 hit Harmon.
getting only five hits. Toxer was touched
UP for seven, The score follows
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
Events Run on at Narrsgansett Park
closed Grand Circuit Meet,

Providence. r. l. Sept, 2 The Grand
circuit meeting az Narrdgansett mark
closed this afternoon with the attendance
the largest Of any meeting ON the cir
cult this season. At the conclusion of
the days sport the judges suspended h
A. Smith, who was taken from behind
Sweet Marie in the Roger Williams race
OF last Wednesday. for the rest Of the
season, To Alta Mcdonald, who was sub
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KILLED on PROMONTORY.
=a=a
Young Man Run Over by Train
Identified as Alex Hawaiian,

ogden. Utah, Sept. 1.-The body OF
the young man ground to an unrecog-
nizabe pulp by three passenger trains
several days ago near Promontory,
Utah. was found tonight 10 be that Of
Alexander Hawaiian, a medical gradu-
ate Of Yale. His nearest relative,
Kapriel Yerslon. OF Newark. n. j.. was
notified and sent for his remains to-
night,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03

Edward Cnpp class 1904. captain OF the
Yale Track team, rs seriously 10 iu Swift
zerland from typhoid fever according to
Herald dispatch from LuCcrnC ClHpp
was a momOcr Of the Joint Haryard.ll,y
England recently
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03

Now setting aside the principals In
this Jonrics-Munroe hippodromc ono
wonders how kid Mccoy feels about
the outcome,
This suaye gentleman formerly Of
Indiana, later of New York, bptuok hls
slender self 10 Frisco with the alleged
purpose OF teaching the brawny miner
how TO whip JoffrIes Now. every one
knows that Mccoy Is dead one" In
the world OF elOved0m, Since Jack
Root trimmed him at Detroit the trans
Atlantic poker player has faded
further and further into the mists of
pugllIstlc oblivion
only once has he dared 70 show his
face In ring. And that was when he
framed up a sIN-r0und bout with Jack
O'Brlen' before the ever easy citizens
Of Philadelphia, Mccoy trained Mum.
roe-that Is he got the credit for so
doing
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TEA

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03

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penny" GOSSIP.

one j, MuDroe, q prominent miner
Oluight Of the pick and shovel passed
through Salt Lake yesterday afternoon.
lie did not stop TO see friend here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03

The ball games between Boise and Butt,
have been transferred TO Great Falls. To.
days ana tomorrow's games will be play.
ed there because Of the small attendance
at Butte
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PROVO CANYON
AND RETURN, s1.25.
Via D. & r, G., Sunday, Sept, 4th,

Special train leaves d, & r. g. depot
$3.50 a. M. returning leaves Upper Falls
100 D. M. arriving at Salt Lake 900
p. M Refreshments served free on the
train. Trout and chicken dinners az
Upper Falls resort. Most magnificent
scenery In the west,
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WESTERN LEAGUE,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston. Sept 2-Clcyeland made today
game close boy % batting rally IN me
ting Attendance, 100. Score
Il. HE
postor .... .....,........I 10 .
Cleveland .,.,s,.,,t .,,. 5000, '''''''s' ID
Batteries Dncen and Cngcr Bernhard
and Buelow
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OGDEN EXCURSION

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SPEEDY FRANK HOFFMAN.

The above Ia nm excellent likeness Of
Frank Holman, the speedy bicycle
rider from California. Holman IS we'll
known TO Salt Lake cycle fans, and has
many friends here When he first
came to Salt Lake IL was as an anna
tcur and he made all the best Of them
chase after the rear wheel Of his bike,
Since going into the professional class
he has more than held his own In
the half milo professional race last
night he heat out Hardy Downing and
Samuelson, and was second 10 Floyd
mcfarland. Next Monday nisht he Is to
ride I'm "a 1--WE mile motor paced match
race with Norman c. Hopper the popu-
lar rider from Chicago.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Denver, Sept, 2-Errors az critical mo-
mcnts. and McNeelys weakness, gave
Denver. the advantage today Ia a re-
markably close game. Score.
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PAcIFIc coAsr LEAGUE.

Tacoma. Sept 2.-Oyerall was In great
form holding Seattle safe at all times
lie was well supported. one OF Seattles
hits was scratch aud the visitors had
no chance 20 score. Tacoma hit Shields
hard but reckless base-running prevented
them from scoring after the hrst inning
' R.HE
Tacoma .uu, go" q" - ''"'''''9 ~
Seattle ,.r,.,. ,,,,., .r'''''."'V
Batterles-Ovcrall and Hogan, Shields
and Wilson. umpire--Brown
San Francisco. Sept e.-Today's game
was a pitchers battle with h0nors even
between Thlelman and Schmidt Port
land made i've hits while Oakland only
succeeded IA hitting Thelman three times,
bun every hit counted, two OF them IN
the fourth inning bringing over three
men and winning the game Score;
KH e
Portland ,,u zee, o, ,o. .u",,'''t 2
Oakland ,.,.. ,,,. ..,,. o., .,,,,..d . :
Batt,rles-Thlelman and steelman;
Schmidt and Byrnes,
Umpie-O'Connell
Los Angeles, Sept. s-san Francisco
played in hard luck today and lost the
third successive game 10 Los Angeles by
the score Of 20 2, Both teams batted
az a terrific pace but Hall and Gray
kept the visitors from hitting the bail
when men woer on bases. Score
R.HE
LoH Angeles ..,. o. ,,,..,....5 u 8
San Francisco ...,.. .,,,,."",'',2 II l
Batteries-Ha, Gray and Eager, Bar.
Der, Whalen and Gorton.
Umpire McDCuald,
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SALT LAKE.
ABRHPo Az
SCORE BY INNINGS:
SUMMARY;

Two base hits-Glmln. stolen bases
Reilly 2 Struck out-By To2er 5; 10y
NJ Harmon, g Left on bases-Spokane.
g, Salt Lake, D. Hit by pitched ball
Stanley Passed ball-Hausen Time Of
game-l,N Umplre-Dayis. Attendance,
fIu
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NATIONALLEAGuE

Chicago. Sept Perfect support back
Of Briggs, clever sacrificing ana couple
of Timely hits gave the locals an easy
victory over ST. Louis today IN game
which was about evenly divided I'm hit
ting Attendance, Loo. Score;
RHE
Chicago .,.,,. o, o.. '''' '''''''f1
St Louis .,,.,,.u,,.., ,.'t..,,.'''I
Batteries Briggs and Killing, Taylor
aud Grady
Two base hits-Duuleayy Mccarthy
Three base hits--FarrelL struck out-By
Briggs d, by Taylor ], Bases on balls
on priggs 2; OIL Taylor :. Umpire
JhOnstone.
Plttsburg, Sept, 2,-Jones pitched good
game. but was defeated 10y his team
throwing Wild IN the fiftn inning maxi
ing Pittsburg's two runs possible At
R.H,E
Pittsbuig .u,. "',u'''''''''''''e
Brooklyn, .','''',''' &c ''"'''l Nv
atterIes-Robertaill and Phelps Jones
and Ritter
Two base HISTORIAN. Three base
Mccormick Bases on halls-On
Robertallle, of Jones, 3. Struck out
BY Robertallle 4, by Jones l. Umpire
Carpenter
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WE TREAT AND CURE.

Stomach troubles Kidney Diseases Bladder
Troubles Heart Diseases Of the stomach and Bowels Pies Fn and Rectal
Troubles Skin Diseases Deafness Asthma Bronchial and Lung Tou
Digeases
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New York, Sept New York won
from Detroit today. The game was called
darkness. Attendance 800 Score;
H. II j.
Detroit ,.,t,. O.. t.,,,st ,''s'''''' . ID
New York .,., 90 .,....,..E u =
Batteries Kmlan and Drill Orh,
Clarkson and klcuow
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h H. T.

Washington Sept 2-Pauerson easily
outDitched Jacobsen today. and Chicago
defeated Washington Attendance lW.
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Ratteries-Ila, Gray and Eager. Bar.
Der. Whalen and Gorton.
Umpire McDJuald,
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Batttries-Thlelman and Steelmani
Schmidt and Byrnes,
Umple-O'Connel.
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Batteries-OvCrall and Hogan. Shields
and Wilson. umpire-Brown
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-06-15
:GOSSIP FROM:
SCANDINAVIA:

Scandinavia is anxious that Russia
may receive a blow from Japan so
that she may learn to leave neighbor-
ing nations in peace. Improved rela-
tons between Norway and Sweden
were long ago determined by the Rus
sian attitude toward Finland. Sub
version of the Finnish constitution
was not only treachery against Fin
land, but it also involved plot
against the Scandinavian kingdom.
Russia supposed the Finlanders would
take, to arms. The Russian army
could then have marched in and
drowned Finnish resistance in blood.
The Russians thought the Finlanders'
death cry would ring painfully in
Scandinavian ears, provoke the united
kingdom to commit imprudence to-
ward Russia, or involve them in COM
plications that might give Russia the
desired pretext for letting her army
advance further west and take pos
session of the North Atlantic coast.
Finland's submissive attitude has
saved Sweden and Norway from the
plot. Scandinavia has received use
full lesson to settle it's internal affairs
amicab ly
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Appearance Of a Glacier.

An immense suow-feld, about
quarter of mile in width, extended
to the top Of the mountain, a thousand
feet above. Its whole extent was COW
cred with grooves, markings and
cracks. A little lake, formed by the
melting of the snow and ice above,
nestled at the foot of the ice-held, its
waters imprisoned by the great dixie.
This lake was partially frozen over.
and in the occasional open spaces large
blocks of ice were floating round.
Moved by the force of the wind, they
grounded upon rocks or firmer ice un-
derneath, then were lifted up with
groaning and creaking, varied by sud-
den splashes, as large fragments broke
OF and fell into the water. The lower
edge Of the ice and snow projected
over the water, rounded on in beautl-
full combings and rolls, apparently
about to drop of into the lake.-St
Nicholas.