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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-08

giving any particulars Of Il, as my wife
Is the daughter OF Mary, the only sister
OF the said Daniel Williams, late OF
Carmarthenshire who went away TO
Utah with brother, John. In the for,
ties; and, not having heard from them
for about % years, should be glad IL
know how | can correspond With the
French gentleman named In the paper
An answer will much oblige." The only
advice we can offer Is that our CORE.
spondent should write to the editor OF
the Drych, the Welsh paper published
In Amerca) which first published the
news II any CarmarthenshIr reader
can send us information, we shall be
glad to forward II to Mr., Leeky, or let
ters may be sent direct to him at the
above address,
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RACES ST OAKLAND.
ltvorItss Fared BADLY, Only One OF
Them Getting the Money.

San Francisco, April 7,--Favontcs Jared
lady al Oakland today Rowena being the
cny one 10 win She took the first race
lld after that there was nothing but up
,si one Of the supposed good things OF
he day was Puss in Boots. She was a
heavily played fayorite for the third. but
sfsr leading into the stretch stopped
lady and finished third RIesca won
from Resigned. llan1press opened favor
lie tor the NTH race, but receded to to
/ while Montana Peeress went 10 the
nN first choice, Handpress led almost
irn the start, beating Marelio and Po-
tart Results.
Nrst race, six furlongs. selling-Rowena
Won, Jean Grayier second, Solnus third.
rne-l;lils
Second race, seven furlongs, selling
Ronane won. Reeves second, Boutoin-
THE third, Tlme-l;S.
Third race, six furlongs selling-Riesca
ven, Resigned second, Puss In Boots
hlid, Time--l;lj,
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth, SELL
llg-Blessed DamOSnl won Hellas second,
Gedlnder third, Tlme-1Io.
Filth race, seven furlUngs selling
handpress won Marelio second, Possart
ulid. Tme-lS.
sixth race, mile and seventy yards. SELL
mg-kltty Kelly won, Mocorito second,
!VV third. Timc--li7.
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on the rebellion, The Irieh ball player
is generally good fellow and a money
spender. Most Of the great comedians VI
te game have been lrishmen.
che list OF managers Of the two big
league teams, as to nationaltes airs az
follows: American league-lrish mana.
gers, Collins, Mack, McAleer, LOTUS and
Callahan. Griffith Is Ii Welshman. while
Armour and Barrow IRE Englishmen. Ma.
tlonal league-lrish, McGraw, Hanlon,
Duffy, Kelly and Nichols. Buckenberger
is a German, while Clarke ad Steels are
English
The list Of managers shows that the
lrishmen are considered the best natural
leaders, Ten out OF sixteen are sons OF
81 Patrick a most re ,narkable showing
10 say the least And Of these are the
forceful nd quarrelsome order like Me-
Graw Others are wise and diplomatic,
like llanlon
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Irish Regarded as Best Ball Players

Let the sons OF st. Patrick rest in
peace They are still the most numerous
nationality playing ball In any Of the
leagues, particularly the two major
leagues, and even the Germans cannot
show such an array Of stars True, the
best player In the National is a German,
and ter premier player Of the American
Is Frenchman but this need not dis
courage the children Of old Erin--I5 per
cent OF all the men who draw big -'aries
from the major leagues are Of irish dos.
cent, and there are younk Irish ball lay.
ers prd accusing on every vacant lot.
The Irish players rush into the great
American game. Where the battle RACES
thickest there you will ind the liish
player working hardcrt Where the um.
pre's trouble comes the swiftest, there
will be found the Irish captains cgging
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BALL PLAYERS ARRIVE.
And Manager Paw" Gimiin Puts Them
To Work Down at Walkers.

AS fast as the ball players belonging
70 Salt Lake HIT the town. Manager
Paw Gimlin sends them down to Walk
ers lot and puts them TO work getting tho
kinks out OF their joints, Yesterday al.
ternoon Bill Hansen. our old friend from
Ogden, and Edward Bruyette. came I'm
and began practising at once The lat
ter comes here well recommended by Jim
my Wigs who declares that Edward IL
certainly fast one Flynn, Donovan and
Miller are due here from the east any
time
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A. your grses's; moasybsss.

the q splces Of the Greater New York
Irish t.Aietic team. Among the men ex.
pected to compose the team are Dennis
Horgan shot putter, with a record Of IS
feet inches. who won the championship
at Manhattan field in 1890, with put OF
% feet IA inches, Peter O'Connor, Irish
broad Jump record holder, who cleared
a feet llA Inches from a board take-off
and the Leahy brothers. also jumpers;
Dennis Murray, who defeated Arthur
Duty In handicap sprint on his tour,
the present 100 and 200 yards Irish cham.
pion; j. j, DAILY cross country champion,
and j. j. Holloway, pole vaulter and
all round athlete.
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left Off for COast.

New York April Slim JeffrIes, the
champion heavyweight pugilist will start
today for San Francisco to. prepare for
his fight with Jack Munroe. tile latter
part Of next month, He will devote about
six weeks 10 the work. Munroe will start
west later I'm the week and 60 into train
ing Immediately upon his arrival In San
francisco.
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Sullivan Beat Kelly.

Kansas City, April Jack CTwin) Sui.
Ivan Of Boston was given the decision
over Hugo Kelly Of Chicago here tonight
at the end Of the twentieth round. The
fight was very fast In the fifteenth
round Sullivan landed a left to the jaw
and right 10 the stomach, which came
near ending the tight, but the bell saved
Kelly,
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Y our Heart
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Dry Coughi Swelling OF Feet and Ankles;
Cold Feet or Hands
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Tennis Championship.

New York, April Tho semi.flnal
matches IN the national court tennis
championship were decided at the New
York Raquet and Tennis club today,
Charles l.. Sands defeated Hamergan,
GA, 6-3 6-2. and Joshua Crane. Jr., Of
Boston defeated Thomson. Ca Gel, g..
The finals will be played on Saturday
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IyER LAWSON COMING,
Champion Bicycle Rider Has Arrived In
san Franc y from Australia.

VOID was recs.yed here last night that
tSr LAWSON aud the other bike riders,
~ Vent With him TO Australia. have
,,tlrnsd from that country and are now
\ san Francisco. They reached Frisco
r,,,riay on the steamer Ventura. II Is
It6srstood that lawson intends coming
i,g IN a few days and will remain here
n sore time. This will give the owners
me- Salt Palace track a chance to land
Ia, ior few races. While Lawson was
Australia, Major Taylor the colored rid
!, was sent there under contract OF 49,
!, v, sent there under contract Of SlO.~
ID 10 beat Lawson. but he salt lake boy
ypestedlv defeated the colored Ide-.
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Wrestling Contest.

Richmond, Va, April IN. j, Dwyer
defeated Martin Muldoon In an interest
ing wrestling match here tonight. Dwyer
won the falls in the Cornish and catch.
as-catch-can, and Muldoon won the
Graeeo Roman contest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-08

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Fresno, Gel. April 7.-St. Vran was
easy for San Francisco today. The Bay
City men seem to warm up with the
weather, and get their batting eye. bunch
Ing thirteen hits, The fielding of the San
francisco team was splendid, while the
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CHURCH NOTICES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Relief Society Meeting.

The officers Of the Relief Society Of
the Liberty stake will hold IA meeting
In the annex Of the Second ward meet
lnghouse. on Seventh South between
Fourth ard Fifth Fast Saturday
April >, at p. m. II Ia earnestly de-
sired that every officer be present,
ANNIE 8. MUssEfl,
HERVfAH EARDLEY,
MARY u. HoDGSON.
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All over this Coast,
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Standing of PLAYERS.

Following is how the poo players In
the Commercial clubs tournament stand
at the present time,
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Coast Ball Games.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

:, San Francisco, April 1.-oakand ana
Portland ran an even race for four In.
nings today, both sides being banked by
strong pitching In the fifth Oakland
bumped lberg for five hits and scored
four runs. Druhart then replaced Iberg
and held the hits down to two hut the
game By that time had been lost for the
visitors Score:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-08

playing OF Tacoma men was not up to
the standard. Score:
r. II, Il.
San Francisco .n",,. .... ..,""S Is
Tacoma ..aA..., ....,,..,,,3
Batterles-Whalen and Gorfon; 81.
Vraln and Graham
Los Angeles, April 7.-seattle. batted
Gray all over the field from the very
start. Grays support was poor Most
Of the locals and some OF the visitors
played without the usual snap and energy
that has marked their work In previous
games Barber pitched strong game
and kept the hits we'll scattered, Score,
II. n. Il,
Los Angeles ..".., 80. ....,.,.,,i 1
btdltIe ..''.. '.'st,sss.t, .s,'',.'S 10
Batteries-Gray and Eager; Barber and
Blankenship
Umpire, Huston,
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IRISH ATHLETES.

Team Comes from Emerald Isle 20 Com
pete In ST. Louis Games.
New York, April S--A team OF athletes
uae brought from Ireland to compete In
M VBmplC games mt the 81. Louis ex-
N"u They Will make the zip under
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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-07-12

"THE HONEY-MAKER" is the box 1
use and manufacture, and after testing
thoroughly I consider 1t the best h1ver in the
world for the production of a fine grade Of
comb honey. One "Honey-Maker" prop
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a half dozen box hives. and Of a hner grade.
Now is the time to transfer your bees. Write
for information regarding the Honey
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l.. WOMBLE, Raleigh, NJ q.
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TRUCK f A Nj SUPERINTENDENT
WANTED.-Must thoroughly understand
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with all grades of fertilizers and understands
the mixing of same; cultivation OF potatoes,
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kinds Of vegetation. Must be q man Of fam
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ence and send best of references. Address,
9. J.. BURDICK, 262 N. Main Street, Provi-
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THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
PLATFORM.

What Ia Promised as to Future Party
Policy in the Official Declaration of
Purposes Adopted at st. Louis, Mo-,
July 8, 1904.
The Democratic Party of the
United States, in National Conven-
ton assembled, declares its devotion
to the essential principles of the
Democratic faith which bring us to-
gether in party communion.
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Farmers Exchange
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

one cent q word for ZACH additional tnser-
ton, each figure or initial counting as a sep
ar8te word.
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ENGLISH BEAGLE HOuNDs-One pa,r
three year old (trained); two pair (three
months old (pups). THOMAS BROWER,
Mt. Airy, n. @.
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BEE-KEEPERS' Complete
Hives, Sections and Foundations, ready for
Immediate shipment. APIARY ,BILTMORE
FARMS, Biltmore, n. G.
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CAPITAL N LABOR.

We favor enactment and admins
tration of laws, giving labor and
capital ~impartially their just rights.
Capital and labor ought not to be
enemies: each is necessary to the
other; each has it's rights, but the
rights of labor are certainly no less
vested" no less Sacred" and no
less "~inalienable" than the rights of
capital.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-07-12

er in line of battle from the walls of
Pekin to the hills of Santiago, and
as sharers of a common glory and
a common destiny we should share
fraternally the common'burdens.
We therefore d~eprecate and con-
denim the Bourbon-like selfish and
harrow spirit of the recent Republi-
can Convention at Chicago, which
sought to kindle anew the embers of
racial and sectional strife, and we
appeal from it to the sober common
n and patriotic spirit of the
American people.
APPEAL TO THE COUNTRY.
Conducting the campaign upon
this declaration of our principles
and purposes, we invoke for u can
didates the support, not only of our
great and time-honored organization,
but also the active assistance of all
our fellow citizens who, disregard
ing past differences upon questions
no longer in issue, desire the per
petuation of our constitutional gov
eminent as framed and established
by the fathers of the republic.
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THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER

country may have prompt and ade-
quate relief from the abuses to
which they are subjected in the mat
ter of transportation. We demand
a strict enforcement of existing civil
and criminal statutes against all
such trusts, combinations and monop-
olies; and we demand the enactment
of such further legislation as may
be necessary to efectually suppress
them.
Any trust or unlawful combination
engaged in interstate commerce
which is monopolizing any branch of
business or production, should not be
permitted to transact business out
side of the State of it's origin.
Whenever it shall be established in
any court of competent jurisdiction
that such monopolization exists, such
prohibition should be enforced
through comprehensive laws to be
enacted on the subject.
ELECTION OF SENATORS BY THE
PEOPLE
We favor the election of United
States Senators by the direct vote of
the people.
STATEHOOD FOR TERRITORIES.
We favor the admission of the ter
ritories of Oklahoma and the Indian
Territory. We also favor the imme-
date admission of Arizona and New
Mexico as separate States and a ter
ritorial government for Alaska and
Porto Rico.
CONDEMNATION oF PoLYGAMY.
We demand the determination of
polygamy within the jurisdiction Of
the United States and the complete
separation of church and State in
political affairs.
MERCHANT MARINE.
We denounce the ship-subsidy bill
recently passed by the United States
Senate as an iniquitous a%ppropria-
ton of public funds for private pur-
poses and a w~asteful, illogical and
useless attempt to overcome by sub
sidy the distractions raised by he
publican legislation to the growth
and development of American COM
merce on the sea. We favor the up
building of a merchant marine with
out new or additional burdens upon
the people and without bounties from
the public treasury.
RECIPROCITY.
We favor liberal trade arrange
ments with Canada and with eople
of other countries where they can be
entered into with benefit to American
agriculture, manufacturers, mining
and commerce.
We favor the reduction of the
army and of the army expenditures
to the point historically demonstrate
ed to be safe and sufficient.
TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
The Democracy would secure to
the surviving soldiers and sailors
and their dependents, generous pen
sions, not by an arbitrary executive
order, but by legislation, which a
grateful people stand ready to enact.
CIVIL SERVICE.
The Democratic Party stands COM
+o tho n~rincin1e of civil SER