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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-03

The easement window, which is such
an attractive addition to any house
Is coming every day into more general
use in the modern house. These win
dows are effective additions to most
French houses. The old-time obiec-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-03
NEEDLESS ETIQUETTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rantoul W
shortly remove to the East.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26

guilty and return a verdict OF not guilty
as to all the others"
lie charged the jury not TO be in
iuehced by prejudice or he moved by
sympathy.
you should give these defendants a
fair and impartial trial" he said, "ac-
cording to the evidence as testified by
the witnesses and the law as given to
you BY the court"
The case he continued, should be
tried on It's merits and without regard
to what effect the verdict would have
on the public mind. He concluded as
follows:
1T Is proper that the government
should prosecute all parties charged
with crime, and the fact that the gov
eminent may have employed special
counsel In this case should not influence
your minds one way or the other, and
II is equally essential to the proper ad-
minlstratlon of the law that the de-
PENDANTS should be represented by
counsel In the conduct Of this trial as 1t
Is that the government through its
counsel should be permitted to present
It's contentious as to the issues that
have been raised by the allegations
contained In the Indictment
81 am sure, therefore when you come
TO decide this matter, you Will consider
solely the question as TO whether or not
the defendants are guilty as charged
in the Indictment
Justice PrItchard concluded his
charge at II o'clock and the jury at
once retired.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
Commission to Settle Commission

New York, Feb, g6,--ln order to set
tie a dispute between the executors Of
an estate Of SiOOOO,O0O, the greater part
Of which was lett to him by his uncle
five years ago, James Henry Smith Of
this city has applied to the supreme
court for the appointment OF a COM
mission which shall determine the COM
missions to which the executors are en-
titled 10 reach an opinion the COM
mission viii have 10 appraise the whole
estate exactly, The property In quos-
'tlon is that Of George Smith, II was
that acquired In Chicago ana Milwau-
kec. In 1861 Smith went to London
where he died IN 1899. Two of the
executors are residents Of London, ana
II Is 70 settle q dispute between them
over commissions that the heir has
made application to the courts
The payment Of about 100000 Is in
VOlved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
RACES AT OAKLAND.
Fayorltes Met with Hard Luck Only Two
Were Successful,

San Francisco, Feb Muddy going
prevailed for the races at Oakland today
but fine weather drew good atten lance,
EdyUiltcs were not successful only two
getting the money. Several races were
marked by close finishes, especially the
mile event, I'm which Isabellta ran, even
money choice, won by Che shortest of
noses from Elmer l., quoted at ~ to l.
The Mist, sister to The Fog, made her
first appearance In the 2-ycar-old race
and showed TO be clever My, winning
from Edgoclllf ANA Saccharltc, She was
well played by stable connections, Bob
Aag0n, the fayorite, started badly Hin
ponaN suddenly recovered his speed In
the fourth ANA with pullman In the sad
de scored an easy Victory over Fair Lady
Anna and Mocorito. the fnvoute .lHui
Robinson bid hlppunaN up from 500 to
5000 bubt he was retained.
Administer was played az a good thing
for the last race at q mile, but Didcrot
beat him over q length In hard drive,
Summary
First lacc, five and a half furlongs,
SELLING Tho Hawaiian won, Chapel sec
end, Red Bird third. 1me-l:l0ia
Second race three ana a half furl1ngs,
pursc-rhe Mist won. EdgcCIff second.
h1rehnrat8 third. Time--N
Third race, one mile, scllinG-lslbollita
won, Elmer L. second, Scarchct third.
Tlme--l.iT
Fourth race, six and a half fmlongs,
selling llipponaX won, Fair Lady Anna
second Mocorlto third. Tmc-l:2l
Ffth race six furlongs, selling Bad
pres swon, Galanthus second, llarbor
third Tlmc-l'l6h
sixth race, one mile, sclllng-Dldcrot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
what Seattle Paper Says of Well known
Baseball Man,

The Seattle Times has the following 10
say Of John McCloskey:
"Old Honest John McCloskey Is In town.
He blew In yesterday and via leave to-
day No one knows why he Is here, UNI
less II Is 10 sign players. There was
some strong talk last summer Of getting
the old war horse for the Seattle T. G. l..
team. although 1t amounted To nothing
but talk Honest Jack would Ike to set
tie In this burg. because. as he says, The
Seattle rooters know how 20 root and
roast, and them's the Kind Of fans Tor
me-
"McCloskey has cut queer although
large figure In the northwestern baseball
world Of recent years. IN lvl ne was
not only manager of the Tacoma team,
but he was a good deal more one time
when the Tigers were due 10 90 to Port
lana, the Portland directors Gale Mac
up on the phone AMI told him not to
come, as they didn't believe II would pay,
"McCloskey laughed NJ them ana took
The night train for the oregon city, team
and all.
THAT spring he helped Spokane sign
their men aud literally gave Portland
Joe Tinker the most valuable ma OF the
year. The next spring, when teh league
talked expansion McCioskey jumped east
Of the mountains ad put teams In Hell
cna and Butte, He took the Butte team
that year ana didn't do thing but win
the pennant. although at that Tine Seat
tie thought and does yet think that Billy
Clark's money did more 10 win the hnal
series ut Spokane than McClo5keys
bunch Of baseball lsuggels
Everybody knows what McCloskey did
last year. when the Z. n. H. made rs
fatal invasion Of California, His great
coup I'm Frisco was the n inc days won
der Of the sporting world We doubt u
there Is another man In coast baseball
who would have gone TO that city. Sc
cured grounds ana backing up 20 $4,000
signed team without anyone being the
wiser
"McCloskey Is naturally campaigner
He wouldn't be satisfied 10 settle down
IN one town for a number az seasons, but
has got 10 be oternally on the move Last
year the story was circulated that he
had purchased the salt Lake team, but
that must have been pipe. as he has
given that mp to accept te management
NJ the Boise bunch. while old Buck
Weaver will be behind the guns In the
Mormon town.
Lucas calls McCloskcy his right
bower one thing is certain, Old Honest
John can pcddle the con TO finish, Hes
hail fellow well met and 20 the ball
dold is tame enough 90 eat of most any
bodys hand. Next time you're in town,
John stay longer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
SMATHER'S PLANS
FOR THIS SEASON,
While he is on the Way to the
Orient, Spear is Training
Horses
lOUD DERBY 2:O5 3D. THE STAR
String of TrOtters to be Shipped to
Louisville in Short Tlmc-A
String of Good Ones.

r,,ue e. E. smathers Is on his way to-
..,rd the orient his trainer George
soar will be fitting his trotters Tor n
a., oampaign down the grand circuit
Never before has Mr. smathers been
,erresented by such strong stable OF
eaters and PAGERS. The horses have
Neon yintered in his stables In ono
hundred and Forty-llrst street. New
yorv. and in a few days will be shipped
:, louisville, KY, where they will DO
nrenared for the circuit races,
Lord Derby 9;O5A, will be the star Of
the stable and Spear has been jogging
him through the park and on the boule-
ma ali Winter, Billy BuCh, 2.0ih, the
',rs9test money winner that ever went
snun IL line is tho second star. 1t
COS said last fall tn ehorse was broken
Gown. but he Is now apparently sound
ms A new mllled dollar, aud that he can
heat 2.W hardly any o3setYant morse
man questions. Jolly Bachelor Is the
st5bles NJ, and NJ, candidate. This
horse. who has gone the route IN 2:l2H.
is a promising trOtter. and II all goes
Vol With him he will be a factor In
neiroits big race. Other horses which
smear will take with him are Went
Worth. 2OS. Ida Highwood 2.9h;
Oueen wilkes, 2:0lhi Sadie Mac,
Sui Kent, 2l2ia; Sjhlnx s., 20i,
Iobn NJ, zoe: Lady Babble, Aurelio,
bel Prodlgal and lralio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26

the Times office several months ago.
Biddy Bishop and Billy Layigne met in
the office OF the writer TO sign articles
for that fight Long and Herrera had at
Vancouver. Said Bildy:
Really Laylgne, ] feel sorry for your
man. As we have been old friends. |
would Ike to cut the money half and
half with you, but you know, we are out
for the coin, and, therefore, | cannot
consent to the match unless the winner
gets 70 per cent of the gate and the loser
. per cent
Bishop was little surprised when
Layignc got back at him By saying;
"Oh, that's all right Bid Cut the money
any old way you want. Make II winner
take all II you prefer II that way
II was thought that bayigne was talk.
ing through his sky piece at the time,
but when Louie went to Vancouver and
fought the Mexican 70 a standstill there
was Il change OF sentiment, And the
second time the lads met Herrera went
down and out with a terrible left fas-
tened 10 his Jaw II Long can defeat
Neary his reputation Is made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
Painters Threaten to Strike,

Chicago, Feb. GA strike "a threat
ened next Tuesday Of some $500 paint
ors and decorators in Chicago unless
some amcabe wage agreement Is
reached In the meantime, The present
wage agreement expires on March |,
and the Brotherhood Of Painters and
Decorators has notified the employers
that the men want a. cents an hour for
an eight-hour day for the current year
and 50 cents an hour for the next year
following with double time for over.
time work and for all Sundays and hol.
days
The employers say they cannot meet
the demands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
No Money Will be Paid Over In
til Secy. of Treasury is Sure
II is Valid.
IT WILL SURELY Be SECURED.
Mr.. Shaw Says it May be Necessary
TO Send a Representative
To Paris.

Washington, Feb. 25,--secy, Shaw Of
the treasury department was at the
sub-treasury today, where he received
number OF callers including r. II,
Hartman, Isaac \. Sellgman, Of the
j. G. W. Seligman company; James
Stnlman, president Of the National city
bank. ana Valentine p. Snyder, presi.
dent Of the National Bank Of Com
merce,
Respecting the Panama canal pay
mont the secretary said that no call
will be issued to the depository banks
for payment Of the s5OO0O,OOO Involved
until the attorney general had passed
upon the validity Of the Panama Canal
company's title.
1t is suggested that the treasury de-
partment may find it necessary to send
a representative TO Paris to investigate
the phases of the litigation now pending
there and II this is done, payment Of
the slO,OQOOOo to the canal company will
be indefinitely delayed.
In an interview with a reporter OF the
Evening Post, Mr. Shaw is quoted as
follows:
mo money VIII be paid over until we
are sure of a clear title. / think we Will
secure beyond all doubt this title, al
though II may take a little time to COM
plete the formalities and get the papers
In shape"
"Wlll 1t be necessary for our gov
eminent to send representative 10
ParIs?" was asked.
1T may be. MI Shaw replied,
"The call on the depository banks will
be made in time to have the funds in
hand week or more before the trans
fer has to be effected. II thought that
we had to pay the money over TO Pana-
ma in 10 days | would send out the call
by wire Immediately The banks are
today fully prepared for 1t and could
finance the withdrawal without diff.
Guilty"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
LONG TO FIGHT NEARY.
Conqueror OF AurellO Herrera Leaves
For Milwaukee Bout March 4.

Seattle Feb. 23,-When the North Coast
limited pulled out last night Louis Long,
lhe cleyerlittle featherWcight, went with
H. He Is on his way TO Milwaukee,
where he is due TO fight charlie Neary
on To night OF March 4, at l3l pounds at
; o'clock. The Badger Athletic club will
handle the match.
Neary Is a great fayorlte In the city
a the celebrated beer There seems to
have been a general kick on the part OF
every fighter who has gone there to meet
Nearly during the past few months. Such
4 good judge as George Sller Of Chicago
has come out openly and declared that
an outside man has but little chance to
Eet an even break In Milwaukee ut the
hands OF those who ofhciate as referee
end judges.
Milwaukee sports will md In Louie
Long a willing little nghtcr. who is ever
ready to nix things, and It Is to be
md no favor
,speaking OF Long recalls to mind q
ItUo conversation thatwas carried on In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
ASCOT PARK RESULTS.
short Priced Fayorltes Had All the Best
fit.

Los Angeles, cal. Feb. % Short priced
fayorites had the best of 1t today at As
cot, four OF them earning first money IN
the last four races. The first two races
went to medium priced horses. Fustan
was heavily played TO win the last race
and he rewarded his hackers by winning.
Weather tine; track fast Results:
First race. six furlOngs, selling Murad
won. Bessie Wclhy second lnaugurat0r
third Timc-ll6
Second race, six furongs, selllng-Biuo
Miracle won, Marta second, Ncko third.
Timu-l:lilg.
Third race, hurdle handicap ono mile
ana an eighth-Sir Hugh won. Sharpless
second. Olnthus third Time-2Oih.
Fourth race, handicap, one mile and an
oghth--N Nitrate won, Bragg second, John
McGurk third, Time-lA3lg.
Fifth race, six furlougs, scllIng-Jan
Holly won, Colonel Bogcy second, Elm
see third Time-l;lj
Sixth race one mile selling Fustan
won, Metlakatla second, lras third, Time
--l:Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
BOISE GETS FRANCHISE.
Al Least so the Spokane Papers Say
ogden Out OF 1t,

II the Spokane papers have been cor
,sctly informed. Boise City Is now in the
Pacific National Baseball league, Ii. Is
claimed that President Lucas has sent tho
franchise 10 President Sebree Of the Boise
club. and also that he stated that Boise
could now be considered In the 0rganlza'
ton.
This makes four-club circuit, with
Salt Lake. Boise, Butte and Spokane. Og-
den. apparently. is to be lett out In the
cold SO Tar as this season Is concerned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
ROOT AND GARDNER.
Noted Light Ileayies Meet for the Fourth
Time In Ring,

At Chicago tonight Jack Root OF that
city, and George Gardner Of Lowell
Mass, will m ct fCr the fourth time ~ the
Viii only he ~ Tor , Son ,ss"'f tnc GoG
the hight Is Intense, In their first battle at
san Francisco Root won on foul, Their
next meeting was at the Salt Palace In
MS city, when Gardner defeated Root
and won the title Of light-heavyweght
champion Of the world, Their third
battle was at Fort Erie and Gardner
again won. Since then Bob Fitzsimmons
Won the title from Gardner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
OPTICIANS TO Meet.

Philadelphia, Feb. pa cal has
been issued for a meeting In Chica-
go, March Z, Of leading opticians An
attempt win be made to form a combi-
nation of all concerns controlling all
patented appliances and imported
lenses used IN the trade. The prose-
cutlon Of infringement cases has be-
come costly matter and the manufac-
turers intend, It IL said to vest their
rights I'm a corporation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
Crack Shots Come.

Harvey McMurphy and \, d, Mcken..
gIe. the former once champion wlhB shoss
- tbe world and the latter president Of
he Denver trap club, were visitors in salt
iake Yesterday afternoon. Both men said
tbSv would like to have done some shoot
Inc al the local clubs traps, but were UNI
AHA 10 do So They spoke as though an
clort is to be made to get the Grand
American Handicap for Denver In 1903,
and the Pacific Northwestern annual
sLoot FOR Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
Billy Moore Beaten.

Boise, Ida, Feb. 95-Eldie Burns OF
Boise Knocked out Billy Moore OF New
Orleans tonight In the second round OF
what was 10 have been a tWenty-round
contest Moore outweighed Burns fully
fifteen pounds, but was outclassed, After
one minute ana forty seconds Of fighting
IN the second round More went down
three times form stomach punches and
was put out with solar plcXus blow,
The contest took place In the Natatorium
before large crowd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
Noted Ball Player Injured.

Ithaca, ~ Y. Feb, 2i.-Hugh Jennings,
the famous baseball player and coach at
Cornell, was seriously hurt In tho SWIM
ming tank here today. lie divod into
the tank. which he thought was full Of
water, but which was empty and Sc
yerely injured his head and both wrists.
For a time he was unconscious
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
Worlds Bowling Record Broken,

Denver Feb, THE worlds record for
ipdlyIdual bowling has been broken by
Homer Elliott Of this city. In the state
tournament now on, he rolled H. The
PREVIOUS record was made in indianapolis
about a year ago when 6,6 was scored.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
JURY IN POSTAL
CASE RET|RES.
Ia His Charge Judge Pritchard Set
Out Various Counts Of the
Indictment
WHAT COVERNM'T MUST PROVE
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Prove Instructions Very
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Washington. Feb. 26.--immediately
after criminal court convened today
Justice Pritchard chatged the jury in
the postal case. It was In part az fol.
lnu.c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
Knocked Out i'm Third,

Butte, Mont. Feb. 2j.-Kld McClarn Of
San Francisco was knocked out tonight
by Jack Richards in the third round Of
round 20,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
CHARGE TO THE JURY.

Judge PrIichard in his charge
10 the jury set out the yar-
oas counts In the Indictment, and
said 1t was incumbent upon the
government to prove the allegations
contained IN the indictment by evil
dence sufficient to satisfy the jury az
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-26
Your Pulse.
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