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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
TIE DAY Ar RIcHFIELD.
Il. N. Hays and John Meteer Eulo-
gize the Soldier Dead.

II. N. Hays and John Meter Eulo-
gize the Soldier Dead.
Rfchfield. May elaboration day was
observed here at the cemetery, q profess
sion headed by the oane mar I- 49, ,.-.
place. H. n. Hayes ana Joln Aa5tel4
made appropriate remarks about me Ceaa'
and as the band discoursed music Lne Ec9
pie decorated the graves 2 he decor q tiol-9
were more urofuse than heretofore
A game of baseball was played ln tiie
afternoon between the BOBBY lea4 anu
members of the band, resulting pa = VIC
tory for the former la "A close ana tAclLlli8
finish by score OF l5 TO IS.
Miss Sarah Hansen Of this city was
badly scaided on one OF her IceL SUNDAY
She was dressing an infant near = see.
and her sister-ln-iaW pa an eI,'eaFot -
draw some hot water from the tea kel-
tie let III slip and considerable or the
water was poured on Miss Hansen toot.
Having the baby I'm her arms sne c9ulo
not give the injury immediate attention
and when she did finally Brt ner siioe re-
moved it was found that the foot was
badly scdidedt portions OF tle Iie7A go
10 drop off it Is believed. however thar
she viii get aiong without any serious
Niels gandbeFg. while driving stage 20
Kimberley few mornings ago saw g Dig
mountain lion 10 the side or the ROAD nor
more than fifty yards away. lte 8ot orr
his seat and threw rocks - LRe animal
but if did not bulge until ne was within
a few yards Of o. Then lt turned ana
made off at a lively gait.
A train load Of sheep was shipped
through here sunday from MARY sFale fof
Salt Lake. The sheep Were Irom souta-
ern Utah.
A meeting of the trustees Of the schools
of the county was held here SATURDAY ana
many matters in connection win the re-
suits Of the past year aWere discussed.
a movement is under way Tor the cree
ton of q band stand on the vacant city
lot east of he school house SO tnaL tAe
hand NAV give Sunday evening concerts
during the summer months.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
SCENT CRIME
Officers Investigate Mystery Of a Suit
Case.

Case.
Word has been received fin Salt Lake
which leads the police TO suspect that
a crime has been committed at Ninth
Crossing, a Nevada mining camp. Ed
Alwortb Of Ninth Crossing found a suit
case containing some clothing and two
money orders, one for 500 and another
for $40, drawn at Sacramento in favor
of John Moore Of Castle Gate. Letters
in the grip showed that the orders were
drawn by one Bismarck. There was
also a ticket from Ninth Crossing 10
Castle Gate The suit case had evil
dently been riaed by tramps, who had
thrown ID away with the money orders,
knowing that the papers could not wen
be safely cashed-
The night operator at Ninth Crossing
remembers having sold q ticket 10 the
man who probably owned the suit case.
1t was several days ago when the man,
apparently a German, came into the
ticket office and in an excited manner
and broken English. tried 60 explain
something. which the agent could not
understand Now that the grip has
been found the agent recalls that per-
hans his excited visitor was Bismarck.
The man had a few dollars with him
and with the money purchased ticket
IN WiuuamUcca.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
PERSONAL.

sTa=er 81 A Breelen IS home from
aTarf whore be was UEl speaker an the
Memorial dag celebration.
Rev. J.. a. simpiyin returned yesterday
lTer-1rieI rav address Monday.
George A. Taylor of lG Third Eas.
street. w-s injured Sunday while WorEtr 4
at tHe HuEerlne mine ~ STOCKTON. aIs l2
lrir1 aL the Holy Cross hospital under
tza care oE Dr Root. THE INJURY was
caused 1v srefuuE Ola % rusty l1ti ard
il maH BE- necessary g. lell1lla aA opera
tien to prevent serious e'ii-+ -----=
IL ar-C0- Of Chlcae0. one OF the
accents Cor th- Michigan and i-CInsE ivan pa
r-.-frrI fists who are f1 un4erWrita the
H.r.- "a tEa SluelUue EaIls a Power
..-rrrqr- limited b. iu Salt Lake on busi-
rarF FhH company A. 90 utilize The
power "a Sh1shaue FaIls ~ run an eiec-
ms r1rnrrr wlth Heht ami power 81
Mccoy Is accompanied by his wife and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
YOUNG'S NATAL DAY
This is 1O3rd Anniversary of Nor
mon leaders Birth.

Today Is the one hundred and third
anniversary of President Brigham
Young's birthday He was born N
Vermont June ], 1891, and died IN SAT-
Lake City in 1877, thirty years aIJer
he came to salt Lake valley
This is thefrst anniversary for several
years that prepare tons have not been
made for a gathering Of the Latter
day Saints ia the tabernacle and ser
vices held In memory of the day In
some OF the ward meeting houses ser
vices may be held in the evening ana
a programme on the life and career
of the leader of the pioneers TO this
valley carried out
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01

Deep tearing or wrenehing pains. oc-
casioned Av getting wet through
worse when at rest. or on hrst moving
the limbs aud in cold or damp weather,
is cured quickly by Ballard's snow Lin-
inlent Oscar Oleson. Gibson CITY tlis
writes. Feb. rs. 1902. "A year $50
was troubled with a gain in my oach
Tt soon got So bad : could not neu3
over. One bottle Of Ballard S snow L-lii-
iment cured me 25c, soc elUl- ooi4
bv Z. T.. n i. drug department
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
PROVO NEWs NOTES.

Provo. May 31-Testerday afternoon,
while the clerks of the Central block and
the clerks Of the TAYLOR Bros block were
DIaying a friendly game Of baseball on the
west square stray ball struck r. =
Curtis on the nose and broke Che organ.
Mr. Curtis bied pr0fusely and It viii be
some time before his nose is as good as
new
Marriage licenses nave been issued to
the following couples: Bert Elliott OF
Provo, aged %, ana Laura Snelson or
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
80 80 HAPPENINes.

Park city. May Binary BlCmgren. &C.
vear-oid daughter OF Mrs. Charles Log
gle. died this morning Of pneumonia, a
brother who Us in ogden has been nQ-
amed and upon his arrival the funeral
arrangements viii be made.
Yesterday afternoon a special car car-
rying about twenty Parkites left for ST.
Louis and eastern points.
The political pot here IS beginning 10
simmer again and occasional candidates
are being spoken of for the the various
county offices. With The state cenFen-
ton only a couple of months away and
the county conventions closely follow
ing, the candidates are besinnlng 70 I'M
terest themselves and make preparations
foE the fight
"a effort Is beiag made - the local
iet Elks ~ base Pres &c eoange
fte aH2-s offeH aAiang Q8n-
test al4 gre the luA ~ 81 the Wlu~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01

spriHgvilla. aged Or Ernest ]. HouseT.
aged ~ and Ethel Mattlnsom, aged is.
both of PaEsgu-
Fhomas Scanlan had his preliminary
examination .5efQre justice Noon TO-DAY On
tie charge of hurglarizing Mr. Hone
store at Benjamin April rs. He WAS bound
over TO await the action oE the EouElh
district court in $3.50 bonds.
Mrs. Raymond knight OK Alberta, taill.,
IS here visiting her mother, Mrs. Isabelle
smith,
ar and Mrs. j. William GHiRht of Az
lerLa. .au.. ara here ELs-Lllg relatives.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
suIrs 60 1890.
Senator Whitmore Seeks to Recover
For Cattle KILLED.

Eureka May 3L-State Senator Whit
more Of Nephi is here today. the COM
planning witness in five suits against
The Rio Grande railway company. %
which be seeks to recover about sl,zU
for forty-0ne head Of cattle which. d
is alleged, met death on the defendant S
tracks in Carbon and Emery counties,
where the senator has extensive ranges.
These suits are the first 10 be brought
fin this county under a recent decision
OF the supreme court. which permits ae-
ton to be brought in the county lu
which plaintiff lives where the stock
is killed in another county ~, Barnes
is down from Salt Lake in Mr. WHIT
m0res interest. and the defendant is
represented by Mr.. Ritter. The evidence
has an been submitted and the case Is
being argued this afternoon.
Sheriff Cronin and County Attorney
Pike went to Nephi this morning to at
tend the pleading OF the four suspected
burglars. who were arraigned today. The
men are accused of feioniously entering
the coop store at Mona, ana were
caught with some Of the goods in their
possession.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
NEWS
Day F1TTINaLY OBSERVED.
Manti Citizens Honor the Soldier
Dead with Appropriate Exercises.


Manti, May 3l.-The largest crowd OF
our citizens that has for many years pee1
seen at the cemetery the same 0ays NC
witnessed YESTERDAY l5 MS tit s-S
with flowers OF almost every kt1d 80
was sight long 20 be remembered u e
temple city band and the Noble DraInatlc
company band furnished music 94a51F
n. A. Breeder. William Is. Reid made aI-
prOprists addresses and company f. y. -
o., fired vOlieys over the graves or tLlS
departed soldiers buried in the cemetery.
Quite a large number Of ciuzehs rom
outside towns were present 20 rear -itS
exercises. The recent Improvement made
in our cemetery grounds By adding q PARK
to the south end Is worthy or cOultiieiLua-
ton and a credit TO the city letss
number OF trees flowers ana QtueF tlllii5e
that will beautify this place F7lthin q very
short time viii be quite an dUtraction 20
visitors who enter Manti from the nortn.
Teha Democracv of Manti viii hold their
primary 10 eselect delegates TO the state
convention within the next Few DAYS a
reorganization of the precinct committee
win also likely be aEfected as me 4Ee5stt
chairman has left the city Tor gallLofit.a
TO locate permanently me tank aLlVt-5
Republicans that the Democrac. 60 tt-le
county would not be in politics this year
is certainly mistake. 1neIr ncpe5 eA
setting some of the offices this year are
brighter than they have been TOR years
The trouble ia the Republican RANKS Over
the recent judicial convention, uOgetArf
with the stand taken oy the ioeal 81. 81
on certain issues IS causing cotLteHLl9
and strife. Il IS not unlikely, from re-
ports that the Republican county COM
mittee viii soon nave the editorial COS
umns of the Messenger in charge as some
OF the editor's recent writings nave NOT
entirely been in accord with Republican
principles It is considered too much az p
( personal organ for individuals VINO are
in the ring this year. The rest oI tHe
Republican psrty in the county might as
well be dead so far IS they are concerned
The Republican county convention 20 So
Iect county officers promises to De me
most interesting contest during rne cam
paign There will be a strong r1ns@ ~ ll9n
which will, if possible uomlneer AGAINST
| the general public. The methods OF the
ring is being spread pretty generaily
I throughout the county and sOmeDouy VIII
/ be sat down on pretty hard.
Mrs John Buehler and her Qduslt
] Mrs. Robert BraithWaite of this city have
( been quite ia at their homes in this city
the past week. -
/ iIy who have been residents ut our 'elty
the uasf winter. left TO-DAY for their nome
! In Salt Lake City. Mr. Christofferson has
been instructor in music in the pQohe
] schools here and instructor in the snow
3 academy az Ephraim, also leader or Ine
tabernacle choir iu this city. Ine ciu-
zeus Of Manu regret very much Ihat tae
/ professor does not intend to return heK'
I season. The choir members mere gave
social iu his honor last Saturday evening
I ia the ia bernacle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
DIED


HARDY.-In this city Mrs Harriet "A.
Hardy wife OF Bishop Leonard 81.
Hardy 81 pneumonia az her late home,
$50 North Third West strest.
Funeral services will be held at the
TWENTY second ward uleetips house this
(Wednesday9 afternoon 81 $3.50 O'Clock.
Friends are invited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
Time Table
rs EFFE}T
NOV p, 1893


From ogden. Porusna. rguffs
I ea f5 omshs ana S4Bje eagS 81 am
sT points osden enc iaternsaiasss.loa
ogden. Cache Valley and rnter-Fg.EE q --
mediate points. .-..... aar-.1 q -
From Ogden. Chicago. ST. Louis.
sad s ssa f FTSaoi e@aa il. DsnysF4:5 p q
F9on Ogden, Cache Valley
Frs 5a5eoas' P0s, ..i. and San
DEPART.
For OBdea. Oaaks, Chicaro.
Denver Kansas City and stksa az
LOUIS .-.----.s ---.-- -..---- WV q e
Fur ogden. Portland St An-
thouy, San Francisco and ip-f fs3f "a Cd.
termsdiate points. b.. o.. ,.,,.... tNe-s g g
For ogden. Omaha. Chicago.
P 5sa San F F4aas5s s5g St LOUIS 1lopm
For Oeden, Cache valley, Den
T Ys5i K ans cb fsy. Omaha 7 St. 5p q
For Ogden, Cache valley, Butte,
Helena Portland San tran-i He's q er
cisco ana intermediate points. tt'f1 @
u "a SCHUMACHER
Traffic Manager
%. =. BURLEX,
6. p. o. A.
ID. s. SPENCER,
A. g. r. q u A.
city ticket office, 2o1 lIaia street Tsl5-
phone go.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
FuNERRT NoTICE.

The funeral services over the remains
of sister Jane Yeates knight viii be held
"A the Twentieth ward meeting house this
afternoon at O'Clock Friends OF the
family may view the remains at the falu-
fiv residence 433 Sixth street from y un-
fH I.G0 O'Clock Friends of tEe flmilV are
invited to the funeral service, Utah pa
r.ar- nLa.-a rl.E.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
OGDEN EXCURSION.
- - 5.

via Oregon short Line. Round "trip
$500. Special leaves salt Lake 1900 a.
m.. returning Leaves ogden 1880 3. rn.
Trout and chicken dinner at the Her
mitage in ogden canyon. "A good time
Tor aH.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
LOW RATES EAST.

one care plus S. Tor the round trip to
aIl rointe in Western Passenger assoc
Marion territory. Selling dates. May 81
ana 81 June s and g. Final nmit. sept.
81 Ten-d8y transit limit in both de
reerlons. Stop0vers allowed. See ]. A.
Benton. D0oly block, or any Rio Grande
agent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
HELD,s BAND
- - II I.oaan - /.

with the Commercial Travellers excur-
sion. over the oregon Short Line. Four
other bands viii be in attendance.
Grand parade and baseball game.
Round trip only s2.50 with tickets
good to return on any train Of the I'd.
Special train leaves salt Lake a. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
DEATH OF MRS. HARDY.
Passing of Pioneer Who Came to
state in 1850.

1Trs. Harriet A. Hardy, who dlad Non
daE at her home, SD Na-LA -ilLte NJ E71
street, of pneumonia, was one OF iie ll5-
fr Tunebure lIassacI, seventy even
wears ag0 She Joined the Mormon enurc b.
when q Young woman and came !" e7t li-
rs51 with her father and mother. She was
The same party with the lave n l-Iofd
lVaoFrrff once president OF the cEurcn
and endured many hardshius iu the long
rrtU across the plains il prairie sehC0n-
80 F-rr fra last twenty years "Auur Hat
tfe" as She was called devoted moss OF
her ffue 10 the care oL sick women
Deceased was she wife or Bishop t. Ne
f7s~Fire She had four children who died
tr fnfancT Sine b. survives 5N q nfiIn
a4d frro sisters The funeral 1slI be held
this afternoon az the Twenty -7ecaa- H@lo
church az $3.50 o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
WORLDS FAIR EXCURSIONS


70 81. Louis and return, ..-.-.. s4z -
~ Csniago and return .------------ 80
70 Sd. Louis and return. VIA CHI
cag0. or vice Fers& -..,-.- - :. 95' 2.
ceiIfnr dates. Tuesday and Friday Of
.o.f, week stOpoVers allowed Final
Hroif sixty days from date OF sale. Flll-
man and tourist sieepers through o. 81
Louis without change eAoile oi
-orfee see any j. & r.. G. agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
The PrizeT aker.

Don't fail 10 hear DR.. Chas. IS.
Mitchell ON this striking subject Thurs
d evening, June 2nd First Methodist
church.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
TEACHERS RATES

May 80 AID 81 and june and g.
Via Oregon short Line to Chicago, ST.
Louis Memphis, St. Paul and many
other points. Tickets good for stop
overs with FINAL limit of Sept Is.
City Ticket ONCE POI Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
Acnfa Rhsnmafism.

ALLEGED to be Que for services as au archi-
sect o. u house erected by Defendant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
Castillo Springs and Return
SIPS.

Via D. & r. g., Sunday, jane 5,
Leave salt Lake. 8 a. m; returning,
arrive Salt Lake D. m.
Blanks for assessments and deiiu-
uuent notices intended for publication
in The Herald win be furnished free
upon application 10 this office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01

q Basement Of So Mark 8 fialae,itai .
. an day Thursday June
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
Ead5e
LIsa0 GFBR0aF

VESTS AND DRAW Frs OF extra soIt
Jersey ribbed Egyptian cotton HHe
quality you are ASKED i5c a garment
for. SPECIAL at AnN
garment Of. .......,....-.,... .... 3 - q
VESTS AND RAWERS-SummeT
weight Jersey riobed mace cotton
extra well finished In six tape. You
can't buy them for less than 59e
garment elsewhere. 6PE- pc,
C1AL at. garment.
SLEEVELESS VESTS-An Egyptian
cotton, as soft as silk. silk trimmed,
low neck, sleeveless or cap sleeves
A splendid zoe garment 2a
SPECIAL at, carmen t--------- - - g
SLEEVELESS NESTS-A good gar
ment. Jersey ribbed, mac0 cotton
sleeveless and low neck, silk tape tin-
Ish- Sell elsewhere az z5e a garment
SPECIAL al, En
garment. q, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . - -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01
Two Good Times
FOR You

A good time to leave salt Lake
City for ST. Louis is at 3-15 b. ul.,
when the Burlington Routes daily
through sleeper leaves. no ha5ty
breakfasting, no hurried packing
no running TO catch early morning
street cars.
A good time to arrive iu ST. Louis
IS at I:19 a. m.- when the Buriiug-
ton Routes daily through sleeper
gets there. Streets not so longest
ed. hotels not so fulli places NOT
so hard 10 fnd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01

Llllc NElaEr HftNaAAN--efH
UNDERWEAR Balbriggan garments
al 8Faco Cotton. Absolute FAST
black dyed Seams double sewn ana
finished with unEsual care sold
in other houses al 65c a garment
Special at Tic
TNDERNEAR-Pre and rich in ap-
pearance MeroeriZed cotton tsiik I'm
ish1 Jersey ribbed. gold stripe Ell
fects Sold at zoe garment speelal
att gar Sc
IIeIL .-t--#..4...- t.s.+
UNDERWEAR French Balbrig-
ran garments. finished with unusual
care. Drawers double seated A
good SOC garment K15E
Special att garment -.---.---.- -
SUSPENDERS-A good rubber wen,
with leather or web ends, the Fesu
lar Soc SGspenQers, %G
Special al. pair ...s SEQ. s....-.-r
NECK WEAR Four-in-hands ana
''Teck" seaTfs in ColorinZs and de-
siEns 10 suit an tastes. GOOD quail
its SIX and thoroughly up TO date,
50c in other houses. 8s1H
SHIRTS Summer shirts of soft white
materials in lace ana pieated fronts,
gooa sl.s9 shirt CSC
HOSEA dozen mems black balbris-
gan half hose. PRETTY embrolqeFeG
with silk embroidery fieures. Ihey
SELF at 85c q pair. SPECIAL AT &c
THE PAIR, FOR BIC.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-01

MEMS sHOEs-Au our lines of Mems
fine Shoes. box calf. vicl kldi Fei9uf
calf and patent colt bal ana ttu-
cher cur and all Goodyear Welt our
prices on shoes can't be beat ana
we sell them az $3.50 10 50 80
$3.50 a pair Special att.
LADIES SHOES-The celebrated w
q Dunn's hand turned and Goodyear
Welt SHOES made iu patent colt
with patent tips. cOncaNe or mliltdle
heels. All the lltest STYLES. values
$3.50 S4.01 and s4.55. 81 G2
Special at .-.--..-...--..--
MISSES SHOES-A box calf, dongOla
stitch and patent tip, extension soies,
lace and button styles sizes ~ ~
Special
BOYS sHOEs-Four hundred pairs Of
shoes in box and kangaroo calf, sizes
2 10 TO EE. Sold elseHa acre a. SCI %.
~ to SIS. Every pair sold WIN guar
antee 20 ouJwear any &E 81
soc shoe. Special -.---.-- ~
LADIES' SJIOES-Two hundred pairs
Of Oxford patent. stock Up lace ana
southern button shoes sizes - -
s. regular 500 values, &
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-06
CARE OF FIGHTERS HANDS.
Jeffries Says II is Easy TO Dlsloeate a
Thumb In Boxing.

says Champion Jim JeffrIes: or all
the mshaps that occur to a Fight
en- during his ring career probably
none are so annoying or destructive as
the injury TO his hands. Every boxer
at some time or other has been put to a
disadvantage by his hands going back on
him at critical point
1t Is ,he hands that are put to the
strongest test once weakened or broken
they are big handicap. and for that
reason boxers are Just as careful about
them when training for a battle as they
are about any other detail
Fortunately ! developed strong hands
In my early profession Of making boilers.
The continuous hammering, | guess, de-
yelopcd every minute muscle 80 that when
] entered the boxing game | was pretty
well fortified against any great injury
II takes a wonderfully strong hand 30
stand the strain OF continuous punching,
especially when your hands come In con-
tact 80 often with hard bones, II Is the
easiest thing In the world for a boxer
to dlslocateh Is thumb when trying to
land a blow At other times YOU are apt
10 break one of the many little bones
In the back Of the hands By the COM
cusslon. For instance, In my battle with
Sharkey ] almost put my left thumb out
OF business.
OF course the use OF gloves saves the
hands considerably In the days of bare
knuckle fights It was the hands alone
that the fighter relied upon TO win their
battles. Il was question Of whose hands
would stand out the longest. It was Gus.
tomary among those boxers to pickle
their hands as II were. so as to harden
IN I'm.
There are many boxers today who use
various solutions In an effort 10 harden
their hands, but the best thing / know Of
IS development Of the various little mus
Giles IN the hands These muscular It's
sues protect the bones better than any
hardening substance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-06
METROPOLITAN HANDICAP.
Great Turf Evert Was Captured Yester.
day by Irish Lad.

New York May 5-Irish Lad won the
thirteenth running Of the Mtropolit n
handicap over the withers mile at Nor
ris Park today In easy fashion He was
carrying the top weight anu was favorlte
in the betting by many points. Taking
the lead In the first hundred yards, he led
his field without trouble although the
pace was not fast.
The hose seemed to feel his superiority
and at the three-quarters slackened his
speed as II unwilling TO run faster than
necessary. As a result the field closed up
on him, Shaw then gave his mount a
vigorous shaking up and Irish Lad drew
out and won by two lengths from TohoB-
gan, an added starter from the keene sta
Bile Beldame, winner Of the Carter ham
dicap few weeks ago, was third after n
nose-and-nose finish with the much
Wanted High Ball.
All the entries that seemed to have n
chance to win got away from the post
well except Lux Casta That erratic
mare and High Ball were disturbing fac
tors at the start, which was delayed for
several minutes, but when the flag fell
the horses were fairly well aligned, City
Bank. the eleventh hour entry Of John IL.
Madden and Toboggan, getting the worst
OF the send-off
Damon was first to break, but before
the first sixteenth pole was reached
Irish Lad had gone through on the rail
and was two lengths In front, Here an