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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-05

Chicago. R. 1. & P. R. r. col. 5s TN
c., c., C. & St Louis gen. As -. 9T7s
Chicago Terminal As old. ......,. so
Consolidated Tobacco As ...... 57A
Colorado and Southern As ...... S4A
Denver & Rio Grande As old. 49,. 97k
Erie prior lien As ............ 96A
Erie General As northumberland "a
Fort Worth & Denver City lists .104
Hooking Valley AIS .1O4%
Louisville & Nash. Unified As 1890. 9SA
M. and o. C. t. As, bid .............. SO
Manhattan consol gold As ..... 1885
Mexican Central As .......... 65
Mexican Central LIST inc. ........ 1879
Mimi. and st. Louis As. old. ...... 96%
Missouri, Kansas and Texas As -. 97A
Missouri, Kansas & Texas ends II
National r. r. of Mex. con. As, old. rs
New York Central gen. 31as $3.50. 97%
New Jersey Central gen. 5s ..... .12S
Northern Pacific is ...............1 02h
Northern Pacific IS .............. 70h
Norfolk and Western con. As .... 97ss
Oregon Short Line As & Partic -. 911a
Penn. COW. 312s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 95h
Reading general As ............... 95B
ST. Louis q /. M. con. IS .........112B
St. L. & San Francisco fg. As 80. sou
st. Louis Southwestern lists, old. 93h
Seaboard Air Line As ............. 65h
Southern Pacific As ............... SSA
Southern Railway SIS .111M
Texas and Pacific lists .............1 15%
Toledo. ST. L. and Western As .... SO
Union Pacific As ..................1O 1925
Union Pacific cow. As ............ 95ss
y. S. Steel End IS .................. 1875
Wabash lists Observation-Disclosures. 115h
Wabash Deb. B. ................... 59%
Wheeling and Lake Erie As ....... 81
Wisconsin Central As ............... SO
Va.-Ca. Chemical ............ 81
Il IL
New York, March 4.-Standard Oil,
$40.
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Sailed.

Steamship City of Macon, New York.
Bark Eliel, (Rus), Jansen, Danzig.
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Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE FEB. Z. 1904.
Goth Meridian Time One Hour Slower Than
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Capt. Cloughmann of the Norwegian
bark Broderfelket. now in the roads
at Tybee, was in the city yesterday,
and received orders to proceed to Will
mington. N. c.. for a cargo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-07
AIRsHIPs SAIL TODAY.
Unlesswoathsr Conditions Prevent There
VIII he q Great Demonstration.

ST. Louis Nov. 6-UnIoss weather con.
ditlOus prevent the greatest dcmOustrl-
ton Of the kind in the history OF tho
world Will take place no the worlds fair
beginning tomorrow
Housed IN the aerodr0mo are five ny-
INK machines cmhodylug as many dif-
forCnt principles ANA varying in sioz from
the monster arshlp invented and built
hy HIppolyte Francois of Parts with its
immense gas bag containing $500 cubic
feet Of hydrogen gas to the comparative
lv small balloon belonging to 4 H. Roy
nolds of Los Angeles. which. whom fully
Inflated has "a capacity of only 5000 cubic
feet
I'm principle of propulsion the aIrships
vary as widely as they DO in size Two
of the income to the worlds fair with
records Of successful flights one. tho
Baldwin "CalifOuil Arrow" having
demonstrated on two occasions that lt is
dirigihie and not dependent upon cur
rents OF air for It's momentum.
Tomorrow the hhrst nIght Is scheduled
for the contest or the grand prize of
$4,000 offered by the exposition company
ON the following conditous
Course 90 Boz am "L'' shape start 90 be-
made at the angle of the or and the
length Of the fun course not less than
ten miles nor more than fifteen
Number Of trials allowed unlimited, but
each competitor much make tie nun
course at least three times
The winning time shall be- the average
Of the three best trips provided that this
average timo be at least twenty miles AN
hour
Captain Baldwin viii make a flight TO-
morrow or Tuesday While hls machine
viii not cover the prescribed course AS a
contestant for the grand prize, Captain
Baldwin win instruct knabenshuc. his
navigator, Go sail over am arranged course
for a test Of the speed Upon the out.
come of this trial will rest Captain Bald
wins entry for the grand prize
The aerial craft invented by Thomas
g. Benbow Of Clumhus Mont and b. r.
Berry " 81 Louis win also make ascen.
sions during the week
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CHANCE FOR ANOTHER BOUT.
Britt and Cans May Fight Again, but at
1873 Pounds.

San Francisco, Nov G-IImmy Britt
ana Joe Cans VIII have another meeting
up the ring and the time Is NOT 800 far
distant The Yosemite club. which VIII
have the December permit is already
laying lts wires Go match the Light
weights for return eight next month
10 was supposed that the club would try
20 bring Britt and the winner NJ the Np.-
sou-COrhett battle together, hut th.H win
be Impossible, and for this rolsuu. lf
the Yosemite club ls tO have Mechanics
Pavilion next month Do must pun OT
its fight not later than Dec No. for otter
that time The building is leased for oth-
or purposes Matchmaker Conroth feels
that there rs NOT sufficient time between
Nov g. when Corbatt and Nelson box
before The Hayes Valley club, and Dec.
80 TO cnect q match between the win.
ner and Britt And Furthermore C0hrOth
believes that the public 's DESTROYS OF
seeing Britt and Cans Nrht at weight
more suitable 90 the colored man
81 had n talk with Joe today" said
Conroth last night .ard he assured ma
December lIo agreed t0 dU IH rue-
side for Britt which looks IKE "a Gir
weight 81 haven't talked tn Britt about
fighting Cans in December but ! think
ho will be favorable TO- "a match NV
opinion Dc That Britt is anxious 20 show
the public That ho is Cans master 100
any weight the latter may suggest TIC
certainly dcmonsi1tcd-th0ugh he lost
ON % foul-that he can whip Cans at
the lightweight limit There s nothing
tO that Bur ut higher delight Cans
would have am undcniuhlo chance / did
Intend tp match Britt with the winner
OF the Corhott-Nelsou contest. hut ON ac-
count Of having to pun on the dght mot
later than Dec no. not enough time
ola N.l.f tina. u
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sANTRY TO TRAIN NELSON.
Former Featherweight Champion Going
To san Francisco Soon.

Chicago Nov 6-Eddle Santry. 40 one
time featherwcIght champion OF the
world. lett last night for SAN Francisco
iu response 90 a telegram from Teddy
Murphy manager OF Battling Nelson
Santry IS wanted ont there as chief as
sstant On the training camp OF Nelson,
who IS billed 10 fight Young Corbett
Nov 3d. incidentally Santry viii box in
the semi wIndup TO this important con-
test his opponent being Jack Cordel OF
San Francisco
santry says he Is In fine shape and
viii not have much hard work getting
into drst class condition Tor Cordcll
He claims he has been I'm good shape
and OF abstemious habits during tho
past summer and b. eager 10 take up the
harness of the ring once more. "C0rdell
is a tough fellow" Eddie said last night
Just before getting on the train. Hc has
"a fftcen.round decision over AurelH Her
rera TO his credit and Is thought 10 be one
of the best men on the coast "The
weight win be i8 pounds at 3 o'clock. q
figure that suits me nicely although
can make lower one and be strong
he said.
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NO GREASE OR DANGEROUS
DRUGS,
s,ne..p.eids' the New Scientific and
0'''ss'iul Dandruf Treatment

n,,e you dandrun? Then van ,oyo
AM, '',."slous parasitic disease nnnie lea
nm. unhealthy and one thot viii oyon-
must d.s,,.,o badness, To cure Il you
the roof ny iti 'ne parasite that eats at
ton Ion d,., ,.e ilalr The only prepara-
bros Usr,i,',iio,ylhg these germs Is New
annie N..1,''a Charles Klein, OF Lar
the heb,goo' says. "Herplclde allayed
stopped r, s cured the dandruN and
bringing halrs falling out: ana IL is
O. irea f,',. ''gN crop OF hair" Herplclde
ana mac, siease or dangerous drugs.
0re bo,naa nair glossy and soft as silk.
MERIT, e HiH convince you OF IT'S
Send "a, a. Sola By Lending drueglstg.
llerlcld. ~ Naups for sample 10 The
hDue ~ ~ Detroit, Mich, y. C. NJ.
w. eo'f Special Agents, III
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ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD.
Harvard and Dartmouth Fight a Draw
Aggies Again Badly Beaten.

Cambridge. Mass, Nov j-Harvard and
Dartmouth fought without score today,
with the horHrs of the game slightly In
favor of Dartmouth. Both teams put up
"a strong defense Harvard reached Dart
months Vineyard line and lost tho bail
ON downs and Dartmouth met the same
tate On Ilaryards oightoen-yard line. II
was "a u.hing game. with few spectacular
ends runs and very little kicking
Tho only brilliant run OF the game was
Nauehns f0rtr-y1Il dash around llar.
yUrd' right end while Glazot's try for "a
field goal from lldryard's fprty-hyo-ydrd
Inc was an exciting moment The ball
missed the goal post by foot.
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BRtLLIANTS STILL LEAD.
Good Records Made by League Bowlcrs
nnrlnr Inst Wool.

during the week Just closed, bus the Bril-
llants still lead the race for the pennaBt
Thu TuKedos managed Go climb into sec-
ond place, position they hold with con-
siderable safety The NoBparolls nl
Railroads have gained ON the lndcpcni-
cnts. but during the coming games this
week many changes may De looked for
as the teams are getting into better
form and are taking more Interest iu the
sport
Following Is the standing OF the teams
and the Individual averages of the play
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-07

Bcrkclcyt Cal. Nov Tho California
University defeated the University of ne.
vadu. 10 Co q. today During the contest
three Nevada men We're injured Alfred
I6c1teJ lie may never pIlv footSali
again DE was carried tl The eide lines
aud physicians from The hlrlChrts sot
the injured limb. Harry Jones Of Reno.
dislooatod q wrist and Smith lot guard.
punpl hIs shoulder THE scoring was
duo by California u thr FIRST half 0l
the game She should have made two
more tOuChd0Wus buJ Was uUullIzpl twice
over the goal line
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other scores

At Annapolis Navy 20. Pennsylvania
State college. O.
AZ Lincoln, Nebraska, ~. Iowa, @.
Az MadIson-Flnnl. Wisconsin. go. Bg-
l0It o.
AZ Lawrence Kan University of Kan.
s1a 2l N0tro Dame U
AZ Marshal Flcld-Ch.glgO N, Texas. %.
At West poInt-prIu,ot0u i2i Wost
Point o.
Az columbus Illinois 90. Ohio state
university o.
Az ithaca FINAL -0. Ichigh, g.
Az Ann Arbor-iuycrsity ut Michigan,
81. Drake
II. University of Missouri o.
40 MIssoum- University NJ Montana
second team. ~, spokane high. o.
AZ sg3ttle-Washingt0 10. Idaho 10,
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Cornell Scores so.

Ithaca, y. ". Nov j.-ANcr Cornell had
easily scored IN points against Lehgh
this afternoon. the visitors made a touch
down lu tho last few minutes of play.
making the final score IN 90 D. The game
was PLAYED iu dr7zIIng rain and in u
muddy Held Cornell outplayed Lehigh
On the first hall 40 every point Gibson
and Bird each made long runs Tor their
downs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-07

HuRhcy McGoNru win probably get
nrst crack at Jpm BoWkpr who recent
ly won tno worlds uauamwcght yh1W-
p.0ushIp from Frankie Neil Joe Huns
phrys manager oi McGu,Dru enid ho
bad received assurances that Bowler
would give every American bantam or
note ID thanrg and tho EnRHbmlu, have
INK met Ncil Will ln .all probability take
ou thr brother of Terrible Terry' iu a.
slN-rUuud bout I'm Philadelphia. Nell 10 Us
understood. is willing t0 wait ln the h0po
ui Inducing B0Wker 90 cross arms with
him in a twenty-t0und bout at San
Francisco.
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New Haven, Conn Nov. j.-Yalo closed
her practise schedule OF football games
mi afternoon by defeating Brown. p 20 o.
the score being three touchdowus with
goals and "a goal from placement IN,
weather was perfect and the Yale team
iu excellent condition. so well organized
were Iales plays that ID was not neces-
field in the second halt aud the tackles.
Hogan and lNluceu. Wero called ON only
occasionally 20 carry the ball Both tho
taclles outrlaycd the men against them
and the way they opened holes M the
line showed tina both are in thp best OF
condition for the FIRST " the Champion
ship games against Princeton next week.
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stanford. So Aggies, 0.

Stanford University Cal NoN THO
Stanford varsity team today defeated
tho tmh Agricultural College eleven by
81 score of % 90 o. Mos, nj Suni0rdH
plirs were made by lnc huckng bctwou
tackle aud end. There being Very fw
end runs and only two quarterback runs
times. and then they failed DO make their
downs Although they had the weight,
they showed lack off speed and flrm.
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Easy for Penn.

Philadelphia. Nov . Pennsylvania de-.
featod Lafayette at football by the score
of q 10 o. An Of the points were scored
In The opening half after the visitors
had spent their energy This was the
only redtemng feature Of Lafayetto's
plny-the carrying Of The hall from their
own twcnty-cight-yard line % Pennsyl-
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mn
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-07

Tho bowlors OF the city league win meet
again this evening The rivals Will be
the BrlIiants and the Tlxcdos The for
mar are leaders and the latter hold sec.
for first position The Tuxcdos will have
Co win but three contests 10 place them
ln the lead for the championship, and
they have confidence Of doing so.
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Their Appointments Indicate That
KurOpatkin Does Not Intend to
Take Offensive This Winter
A DEADLOCK BELOW MUKOEA.
NIadiyostok Is Now Strongly Protect
ed Russians Attacked by
Bandits.


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t'n 'od1y publishes long lIst of neW
commanders in the far east. including
the app,Irfp,pfs of Coma fl,.,t,,i,
..5 t..,,..
'''' '>'''"''' I'D ''e I''l ana ln'IN
ARMIES Gems. kutnoy..h and SalyJu-
Off viii command the TweDty-goaond
and rbI.,,....,..,.tt .u...t... a..
,,,
r'7' ''IN'' whose 'hIcN ''l. Meyen-
durit is rr8lguUg on account of lll-
health GEN. SlouehsysEv. commanders
..n A.. r.
W W.. '''''' '''l'' mas "''' resigned
'hl ll Us expected ihat Doc WIFI Oe sue.
yccdol by 3au. JzarnItsky.
The s,yeariug rb,r..t,r of n.,.
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'''''''a'' may "'I'' u''O '"''' ls no Ih-
leutiou ON Gen. Kuropltkus part TO
assume the offensive during This y.,rs
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',,'l'''7' '''.'' '', 'N'..''"8'g l''"'-
ape opportunity offers indeed, IT br-
gins 10 look Ike "a deadlock below Muk-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-07

yonlas thlrty.yard line Lafayette fe.
cured the ban on the twUty.yard line.
ana by steady line plunging carried n 10
Pennsylvania thlttyyord lIno, whore tho
latter held and the ban went to Penn.
sylyuuia After this rho Pennsylvania
goal WAS never ln danger
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-07

The Short Line football team OF Salt
Lake and the Provo team played the first
football game Of the season at Provo
Saturday afternoon The Garden city
eleven carried on the honors by @ score
OF 10 90 o. and outclassod the Salt Lake
team The lineup was as follows;
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Our Fall Winner.

The HORTON HAT, at 80 90. represents
style, long wear and a little more value
than you pay for
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
Tel. 1893. 1876 Main ST.
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still Talking

We are told dozen times r. day that
there Is nothing that equals that PER-
Feet WORK.
TROY LAUNDRY.
Both Phones, 1872. l66 Main ST.
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(ADyERTIsEMENT1

The only way to defeat the enemies
Of Utah is to vote the Republican
Ticket
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Critics

Pronounce our NECKWEAR par ex-
Cellence Of beauty and design: an ex-
elusive patterns
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
Tel. 1893. 1876 Main St
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ADVERTISEMENT
Vote for Roosevelt the best friend
Utah has ever had in the Presidential
Chair,
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Bassett Of An Halows Timokeeper- Paul
Klmball Lino5mlu-Dr pummer Tween.
ty-minutc halves Touchdown, r. Ben.
Mon o, Wade q Russell 3 Scranton Q;
Barton Carlson Brown Pitt Forbes,
Peterson. Goals-Beunl0n kicked Il and
missed T.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-07

No Use for Coal

on wash-day Fels-Naptha with
cold or luke-warm water does the
work better and with half the
wear on clothes.
FtIs.Naptha phlladelnhIa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-07

San Francisco Nov 1.-THE home team
had no trouble watoycr today in vim
ming both games from Portland, errors
and bootIug OF the bail being contributing
factors I'm the run getting of the locals
There was much shifting of positions
among the visitors in the second game
Beck aud Nadcau being retired for In
duDgIng in exchanges of compliments with
ImmLI. Brown. EcnTna.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-07

The Butte Nrws says That Jerry Nr-
earthly was on the level when Dor an-
nOuncCl chat ho WIS going out for the
woItrrWcigbt championship of thg world
hC has proved by signing for a match
with the "uyic kId" one of the CLEVER
esq men in that division. and one of the
hardest CleuDst hItters that cyDru went
through thu ropes Since Joe WGIc0it
put himself ont of the lighting game by
shooting hIs hand on the 'DlNig kiI' Us
The acknowledge world champion
John B8.ly McClrthys manager. ro-
crIyc0 telegram from Al UormUh. who
handles Che c1l0ro1 lads business. "a few
days ago asking fHr One match. ana BlI-
iuy promptly closed with him. HEREFORD
announced that hp would meet Bailey lu
Butte this week 0 complete arrange.
mout4.
The 0ght Is 40 take place ON Nov % bee
lHn the Eureka Athletic club Boo BAIT.
more The boys arc t0 0ght 40 ll2 pounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-07

Former Assistant chief G.. r.. Wood of
The Salt Lake 0rc department has had u
chance t0 use the nno rifle presented 90
him by the boys of fhc department lie
is in Idaho whore there Us plenty Of game.
but $50 far he has only tried the rife ON
coyotes. and he has been making them
pretty scarce around bis ranch.
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penny" GOSSIP.

After the showing made Saturday aftor-
noon by the East Side lIigh school foot.
ban team II must Doe considered NO the
race Tor the championship
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WORLDS FAIR
EXCURSIONS.
Low Rates East Via Denver & Rio
Grande.

Tickets on sale every Tuesday and
Friday. Final limit 60 days. Transit
limit 10 days In each direction. Stop
overs allowed. Through slecpers to st.
Louis withou. change. Choice Of routes.
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TEA
Schilling's Best-there is
no such tea; there is no such
dealing in poor tea,

You If'1u I'iun' wv asa.y Ifyou doTllIl.N.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-07

VA. g.. lI.actoty feature Of the game
mo,. 'g Il.. llal the varsity men wer,
r,, .t Ial .af uu hour late In getting
,d,r.,.I .iI.s. a thing that would not bo
msr. Ih Che football squads of verv
s~ss,. colleges Like their odd bablt ~
5.r1.s practise. this Is one OF Inc oyi.
Glt,1s Of lack OF esprit de- corns wbich
Tb6 ,o oglero"n az the University.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-07

Oakland CJl Nov G-Oaklaud added
90 lts big string NJ Victories by today
winning twice from IN Seattle team.
shutting out the visitors IN the forenoon.
The nouhGwers put mp poor game In
the field in thoh morning, and in tho
fourth allowed four runs ON a single hlt
I'M the afternoon Oakland won out I'm tho
sixth by punching three hits against
lughcs Scores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-07

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