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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
HOTEL AND CORRIDOR.
Henry Shields Of Park City Is a guest
at the Wilson.

Henry Shields Of Park City Is a guest
at the Wilson.
HI. Peterson, Dr.. w. A, Wright and
G.. L, Hickey of Pocatello came IN this
morning, the object Of their trip being
the illness of Mrs, Peterson, who Is at
local hospital,
+. O. Baker a business representative
OF the spokesman Review, Is here from
Spokane. He is on his way east in the
interest Of his paper, which Is at pres
ent waging q vigorous and effective
campaign for the development OF the
Pacific northwest,
The management OF the new ST. Fran
els hotel at San Francisco, which Is de-
signed 10 be the most elaborate hosiery
on the coast, has gone 10 the extent
of engaging an interpreter who Is TO be
stationed at the hotel for the convent
ence OF foreign guests, The Interpret r
Ia ]. NJ. Christin Of Switzerland, ane
he speaks all the European languages.
Mr. Chrlstln Is at the Kenyon today
passing through to begin his novel
work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
GABB0TT GETS CLAIM.
Water Commissioner Will Receive Com.
pensatioh for Duties in Parley's,

Judge Lewis has rendered judgment
IN favor Of plaintiff for $780, with In
terest and costs, In the case Of John
Gabbott against Salt Lake City. The
suit was brought to recover the above
amount for services rendered the city
by plaintiff as one Of the board Of water
commissioners, the duties OF which Is
TO measure the flow OF Parley's creek
during the irrigation season and deter
mine the basis Of the exchange OF water
between the farmers, who own the
primary water rights IN the creek, and
the city, The city council offered to
settle with Mr.. Gabbott BY paying him
$50, which the latter refused He then
brought suit and has recovered the full
amount OF the clainL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
TO FIGHT IN CHICAGO.
young Corbett" willing 10 Meet ANY Of
The Boys There.

young Corbett will be seen IN action In
Chicago within two months, II suffoient
Inducements are held ont, The champion
will meet any Of the local boys although
h. desires chiefly TO get on u light with
George Memslc, the Chicago boy who
sprang into tame last year by fighting
hin d four-round draw In the west.
Harry Tuthlll, the trainer Of Young Corr
hett. IS responsible for the statement that
the champion featherweight Will fight In
a Chicago ring within two months time.
Tuthil says that while the Corbett- Britt
match is III for the present he believes
that tho contest will be arranged for a
later date and that after that bout the
champion viii fight his way back TO New
York
"Corhe,t can still make le6 pounds"
said Tuthill land as he won the feather
weight title at that figure | can see no
reason why he cannot keep II, Corbett
has given up his fast living and can now
make as low n weight as he ever did
and make II easier than ever before.
Those stories about his hard work to re-
duce for McGovern and Hanlon were
highly exaggerated"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
Races at lnsleside.

San Francisco, Feb, l2.-Close finishes
and the success Of favOrltes marked the
racing at lngleside today. summary;
First race I'VE and one-half furlongs,
sellIng-Sir Tom fiddler won, Sir Pres
Ion second. Bard Burns third. Time
second race, six urlongs-Hulford won,
Red Bld second, Jack Little third. Time
-l:lS. III. o.,
Tbird race, seven furlongs, selling Sol
Llch,ensten won, Decoy second, MT Far
mum third 1lme-l:SlA.
Fourth race, Futurity course, selling
FLYER won. The Pride second, Suburban
Queen third. Time-ll3h.
Fifth race four furlongs, selling NJ ca
ia won. Eduardo second, Sacchnrite
third Time-Ojll.
sixth race, one mile selling--Dan Gan
won. Mr.. Dingle second, Anvil third
nme-lA6L
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
A PLEASANT SURPRISE
In Store For Those Who Doubt.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
ABOLISH SPRING SHOOTING.
League Of American sportsmen Declares
Against the Practise.

Amcri0an sp % mem bas az @d,oursssS To-
meet In Seattle In June. 1916 Resolutions
were adopted declaring against spring
shooting IN any Of the states, and favor
ing the enactment Of laws In all states
requiring foreign born unnaturalIged per-
sons TO secure licenses before they can
hunt This Is aimed TO put an end to
not hunting"
Following The adjournment OF the league
an organization was effected Of the Ma
uonal Association Of Fish a Game War
dens and Commissioners Their purpose
Is the prosecution Of law-breakers and
ne compiling Of decisions touching their
WORK IN protecting fish and game. W. f.,
scott Helena, Mont. was elected presl-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
Diamonds in His Teeth

a dispatch from st. Louis says Robert
tlRan,mons the prize fighter, whose hair
cropped out as his youth and birthday
ANNIVERSARIES passed by and whose nak-
cd head has been the subject Of no little
NuDsm. has added another chapter TO
should not pass by Wnnoticed Ftssm.
mons last week had l62 diamonds inserted
IN hi9 teeth to improve the molafs and
hl,lspids which caused him trouble In
,luns The Job Is the most unique Of It's
KIND The diamonds are used In the MI.
l0ss and bridges aud are for the most
Part Invisible. The admlring dentist has
ll hlR enthusiasm run away with the
necessities Of the situation, on three
"i The teeth an initial has been set IN
small stones. on ono Ia the figure 49,"
on another the letter 1T" and on the
,nlrd 'C' indicating the phrase, Three
times champion"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
pANpRUFF CAUSED BY GERM.
A New Discovery That Kills the Germ
and Prevents Badness.

Pretty nearly an the hair prepara-
tIons for dandruff have some merit In
allaylng itching OF the scalp and In be.
ing a fairly good dressing for the hair,
but there is only one tht recognizes
what causes dandruff, falling hair, and
badness, and that destroys the cause.
n little germ-and that Ia Newbro's
Herpiclde. This germ eats It's way into
the scalp, It digs up the scalp into III.
lie white scales, Unless II Ia destroy
ed there's no permanent stopping Of
falling hair and cure Of dandruff and
badness. Newbro's Herpiclde kills the
germ. Destroy the cause. you remove
the effect" Sold by leading druggists
Send lOc In stamps for sample TO The
HerplcIde Co.. Detroit, Mich, For sale
By u. G, NJ, !, Drug Dept 50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
NO FUNDS.
Another Worthless Check Artist Is
Gathered in by the Police.

Yesterday afternoon Detectives Chase
and Raleigh arrested a man who gave
the name of W, l.. Eppnger on the
charge Of obtaining money under false
pretenses. II Is alleged that Eppinger
cisco and who has been stopping at the
Telluride roominghouse, cashed a cheek
for SIS on Mrs. Bartlett. the proprietor
of the place, and that the check IL
worthless, After cashIng the check,
Eppinger left the house and could not
be found until yesterday afternoon
when the detectives ran across him and
placed him under arrest,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
DEsERET EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 49, 1904.

attitude and would have knocked his
enemy out, but our lady informant,
amid roars OF laughter, appeared upon
the scene OF action and explained the
workings Of the phone to the exasper-
ated cook. who said in reply Me ale
same sable, ladee, "-Murry Eagle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
Ward
Entertainments.


Tie Sunday school Of the Twenty
third ward will give a grand valentine
ball on Monday evening The commit
tee In charge Is composed of the follow
ing: Misses Ada Brook, Hannah LIN
ain, Clara Folsom, Messrs, d. J., Felt,
Harry Fernstrom and G. +. Anderson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
RUSSIAN BATTLESHIp RETvIsAN, PUT OUT OF ACTION BY
THE JApS

Retysan put Of action by Japanese torpedo boats was built at
Cramp hpyards Philadelphia being launched in October 1900 She
displacement $40 feet between pependcuars
with beam draft Of 20 Her main belt Of
Krupp thickness Of inches Her armament consists
breechoadcrs In pairs II six inch quick hrers
FOUNDER FOUNDER 20 three FOUNDER and FOUNDER quick
6re torpedo tubes second class torpedo boats,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
win Fight March 81.

San Francisco Feb, l2.-~James Britt
and Young C0rbett signed articles tonight
to fight March 81 before the Hayes Valley
previously arranged fight provided for,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
LOUIE LONG BEAT
AUREL|O HERRERA
Took Him Only Three Rounds To
Whip the Little
Mexican.
CONTEST WAS A FIERCE ONE.
r., Winner Will be Matched to Box
Benny yauser on March 18th
In Salt Lake

Anaconda, Mont, Feb Fin q hght To-
..,,,st mat was whirlwind from start 10
"nlah Louie Long Of Oakland knocke'
t,rello Herrera of Bakersfield. CaL'
,,o ,hird round Of what was to have
~, tventy.round so. The betting was
all in favor Of Herrera
Long showed himself the MeSleanS
sn,sr,or at both long range and ln'nght-
wv I'm the third Long landed a terrific
,,,s, IN the law and Herrera went down
nurnr the excitement some one pulled
tho rmekeeper's gong. Great excitement
s..,,Iled and the referee had " wave the
20, IN their corners. and AFTER a MIN
r,o,s rest they came together again, ana
,orr went at Herrera like a tiger, twice
cutting him to the mat, the second time
pgtIng him completely out
From the above dispatch II would seem
mai Montana fight fans lost quite Wal
~ money on the little Mexican, but MS
Safsst at the hands OF Long Is not a sur
u Wa t1 scores OF ring followers IN this
pty in their former meeting, Long man
osSi 10 pct a draw with Herrera In that
sssfSGt Ionic was not In proper shape, hav-
ing only had a few days In which 10
rain From all accounts Long took no
punishment. illustrating what me
tTcwsi said about Herrera after his
two contests with young Neary-that no
has evidently lost his punch. 49,
nae ong viii now probably come TO this
,,," before he engages In another match,
Mansger Kelley OF the Shamrock club has
"biained Longs consent 70 meet Benny
Ygng,r here on the 18th Of March, at the
Grand theater. Yanger has been anxious
"a Eel a crack at Long for some time,
md the latter says he Is perfectly WILL
ibg 10 take on the fighting Italian,
The proposed bout between clifford and
t.ck 6'Keefe, which Is billed for the ith
~ nc1t month. is attracting a great deal
~ attention locally. Clifford Ia working
hard al Thompsons, and o'Kecfe will be
here about the 18th 10 finish his trainlng
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
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THE HUGE RUSSIAN BATTLEsHIP TSAREyITCH ToRPEDOED
BY THE JAPANESE ~

batep Tsarevch opedod the roads Port Arthur
japanese the pride the Russian She Is
nearly her displacement is 1910 tons She
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low the water twelve inch breechOaders IN
pairs quick rers pairs in urre 20 twelve
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13
COMPANY ID A WINNER.
Defeated Troop 0 In Indoor Basketball
Game Last Night.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

The indoor baseball game played at the
Armory last night between Company ID
team and Troop 8. was Won hy the for
mer by score OF q TO ., Company y
had an the best Of the game from start
20 finish. The lineup was as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13

Ring 1855. Write p, o, Box 4O6, FOR
distilled water. Its easily done
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Half price Neckwear Sale at Rich
ardson e. Adams, l72 Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-13

SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE,
Ken"-r Hotel,
California and Eastern Races
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l.. d, 5. U. TEAM WON.
Defeated W. s. 4. Basketball Aggrega.
'lon 30 to IS at Ogden.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

ne basketball game played nj Ogden
"i,uay AFTERNOON between tho cham.
Imn H. d. =. l.. team and tho W. S, A.
HouFH' Resulted IN victory for the former
,lo u score Of 10 20 10, Tho H. D. s. U.
Wi had little or no trouble in heating
W., ogden boys, They completely out.
t.diised the Ogdenltes In team work and
foI5oS,auol playing The lineup was as
,, T.. d. s. U.-lO W q "A
Wanton .""""" L. T.. ...nn,n' irwin
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The Jewish outlook., 1904-08-26

conduct, would along Herewith adopt
the observance Of weekly day Of rest,
perhaps the Christian Sunday as being
the most convenient, perhaps some other
day, so as not to appear in the light of
imitators, especially after defeating the
most numerous of all Christian nations
on sea and on land.
The Jewish outlook., 1904-08-26
The Jews Of Arabia

A German contemporary gives some
very interesting facts relative to the
Jews of Arabia and their peculiarities.
1t is, for instance not generally known
that the Hebrews of Yemen and South
ern Arabia are descended from those who
wandered from Palestine long before the
destruction of the Second Temple. To
this day they adhere to many Of the an
cient customs Of their race. They per-
nit, for example, polygamy within GER
tain limits as to the number OF their
wives They generally espouse two only.
Any man who wishes for more than this
prescribed number must obtain permis-
sion of the Mari or rabbi Of his communi-
ty. And for the privilege when accord
ed to him he must pay special addi
tional tax. But the number Of wives
must, under no circumstances, exceed
six. The first two whom he marries are
mainder are termed "Alme '-odalisque.
After a certain interval Of years the
All, however, must be properly espoused
in accordance with law, and can only be
divorced by regular process OF law, and
the contract of separation known as
"Taharir.' The wives are generally
bought, SO-anO-SO ntcn DelHS pau oVcl
to the nearest male relative, or mother,
if there be none. But no female may
sell herself, or legally dispose Of her per-
son for a money consideration. Jews are
likewise forbidden to purchase Arabian
girls. Apropos Of this, Indian papers re-
port that young Jew, in the Arabian
city Rustak, narrowly escaped burning,
for having, it was supposed, infringed
this law. He was accused Of having
brought two young Arabian girls into
market for sale. Fortunately, he was
able to prove that the girls were his
own wives, Of Jewish family and far
from about to sell them, he had but late
ly married and taken them home. The
Mussulmen were satisfied with the ex-
planation and the Jew was left in pos
session of his spouses.
The Jewish outlook., 1904-08-26

it is said, that man was created.
2. Not to serve idols.
& Not to commit murder or other viO
lence to the person.
T. Not to commit adultery (see what
Abimelech says to Abraham), nor incest
Gas indicated by Lots daughter), nor
sodomy.
s. Not to steal.
g. To carry on some administration OF
Justice; for che who sheddeth the blood
of man, by man his blood shall be shed.
There must be courts; there must be
punishments: there must be legal re-
dress.
Z. Not to eat parts Of living animal;
that is. to abstain from the grOssest
savagery
All these precepts the people OF
Japan could readily carry out, while
they need not be taught the duty OF
honoring father and mother. Belief in
the historic truth Of the canonical books
of the Old Testament is no part of the
Seven Precepts A belief that Jesus Of
Nazareth was great man, or even
great prophet, is not incompatible with
absolute Indifference to him. The same
may be said Of respect for, or neglect of,
Mohammed.
Such psalms as the 23d, Oath, 1O4th,
111th, 112th, 14Sth, composed from
the standpoint Of all mankind, would
make a highly proper part OF state
liturgy: some other psalms, which re-
fer to Israel by name, could be easily
fitted by slight changes for the new
Israel in the Pacific; or might be used
without change with the help of a mental
reservation, as they are now used by
English, French or German Christians.
The Lord s prayer and the priestly bless
ing plumbers VI, 21-26) should also be
acceptable.
The people of the Island Empire
would, Of course, in the wake OF their
government, come into the religion OF
the children Of Noah only slowly and
gradually; many Of them would for
long time continue to worship at the
Shinto shrines. But while the children
Of Noah are forbidden to worship idols
they are not hidden to suppress idola-
try The Shinto ceremonies are quite
harmless; in a comparatively short
time, not having the backing OF the
state, they would appear quite silly,
and would gradually be abandoned.
The "Converts of the Gate, F" in Rome
and in the Roman Empire, as is known
through Juvenal's Satires, very general
~
The Jewish outlook., 1904-08-26

The emigration movement in Rou-
mania has somewhat slackened never
theless, on an average, five hundred per-
sons leave the country every month The
latest statistics Of the population of Rou-
mania show reduction in the number OF
births among Jews in consequence OF the
emigration movement which takes away
from the country many young able
bodied Jews.
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The market for outside securities to-day
a the start was aga in inclined to a reactionary
tendency. Prices eased OF under moderate
specialties, were small, After the first hour
the market lapsed into dulness and prices
showed but slight change. until after the
noon hour. A slightly better inauiry. was
apparent and a small rally set in. Northern
Securities was under heavy, pressure at the
covered about half. The Mackay shares
were somewhat steadier; International Mer-
American Tobacco, preferred. after an early
rise of per cent. fell 4 per cent. In the final
dealings. The SeaboaId issues were heavy.
Interborough Rapid Transit, on moderate
stocks were irregular. the preferred, after
an early loss Of per cent. recovering all but
a fraction.
Greene Consolidated Copper again ap-
peared under good support and rallied = per
cent, but near the close considerable pree-
sure was again brought by interests which
were instrumental in forcing the price down
yesterday, the closing figure. no viewer. show
Ing small net advance, Montreal end Boston
was slightly frmer. The bond department
was easy. American Tobacco 60 were down
a American Writing Paper S.. 4 per cent.
The market closed quiet and about steady.
The transa ctions in the market to-day were
foil
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CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call, 2d21, per cent; last loan.
q. per cent ruling price, per cent Time
aneed at nesy dor Sar sixty
per cent. for four months and sR@i per
cent. for FIVE and six months. Commercial
P ssse ns%es eo and bs 'r rec eva other
names 5m per cent
Sterling exchange market was strong
and 10 Snt Sa svd due last ta ns soo
%a While 0% The fs%sFs bills only
limited Continental exchange vas iirmer:
bills and ass,3 for short. Actual rates
Long bills, ns3+om q s3t5; sight drafts.
as54oaa $3.50, and cable transfers. 1.sSso
sie,. for long and 5ls.d5.is,, for short.
Reichsmnrks were quoted at e4s-isGa!S
for long and a,S.ls% aS for shor, Gydsr
40. for short
Domestic exchange on New York: BOSTON
lsc. discount. thicago-soc; discount.
.ans sa Ban prs Ggns aicoPn
Orleans Or Icommercial, 81 Is discount; banks.
Par Louisville discount, San Fran
Premium Prem ST Louis SOC discount '' wv
~ MGn IL LINDEN oEsn mtet per r., ee short R late
soils sol for money closed at IS s.ie and for the
account at IS Ills: Paris ia sdyiCes quoted 2
discount is X per cent Exchange in, on
don. rs francs is centimes. Berlin advioee
apoe sfchanEe on ond 40 20 marks 20
per cent
New York Clearing House statement: E1-
changes, 1922 5a2, 5si; BALANCES: 81: ess. 2ss;
sub-Treasury debit balance: si'!ss.io7,
size. Bar silver in London closed at 2et.d.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at +5'+c.