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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-23
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The Entire Team,

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SLOWING UP A LITTLE.
Young Corbett' and Jimmy Britt Tax
Ing Things Easy Now.

San Francisco, March 22,-Both Young
Corbett and Jimmy Britt relaxed triile
from their severe training yesterday,
though both went through their course
OF gymnasium practise for the edllca-
tion Of the hundreds OF friends and adj
mirers who visited their training quar-
tiers, Crolfs place over ut Alameda
looked as though the Olympic club was
holding special session there. for n
large number Of Olympians braved the
wet weather and went over the bay 10
see how the native son was getting
along, while out at the beach, Shee-
hans verandas were crowded with men
anxious 10 get glimpse OF the sturdy
champion from Denver.
The shape shown by the two men was
such az 60 make their particular sup
pOrters even more enthusiastic III their
partisanship; in fact. the whole sport
ing community II now divided into TWO
camps, with no chance whatever OF an
agreement until fridays big event Il a
thing of the past. The Corbett men cam
not see anything in 1t but Corbett, and
the Britt cohorts simply scoff at the
idea that James Edward can be any
thing but winner, and an easy WIN
ner at that. Spider" Kelly, who as
trainer OF the San Francisco boy, Is bet
ter able than anyone else to Judge MS
form has certified 10 his faith IN
striking way. lie Is to receive 500 as
his fee for acting as trainer and yes
terday he authorized Billy Britt to bet
the whole sum on his man at the pre-
vaiing odds. whatever they were.
There have so far been no very large
bets recorded. The Britt supporters
naturally look for odds. In view OF Cor
belts record, but the oCrbett camp fol-
lowers grow eloquent when they assert
that Britt should give odds as this Is
his town, 1t Ii expected that the heavy
investors will begin to get busy In the
next day or two.
Meanwhile the box office Is on the hugo
grin. There can be no doubt that the
crowd 10 see the fight will be a record
one, for the orders for seats continue
10 tumble over themselves. The out.of-
town delegation will be large, according
to the indications Of to mall orders.
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ASCOT PARK EVENTS.
Nearly Every Winner Was at Good odds
Many Upsets.

7 Los Angeles March "a steady rain
this afternoon made the track at Ascot
sloppy and the result was that there were
many upsets, Nearly every winner was
a good odds. ranging from 8 10 10 to !.
Colonel DOGGY, heavily played to win
TIE seyen.furlong handicap, the event Of
te day, broke down az the head OF the
stretch and dropped completely out OF
It. Bragg won the race, with Golden
Mineral second There was plenty OF
betting In spite Of the bad weather, and
the book had all the better Of IL, Wealth
err rainy; track sloppy, Results;
First race, six furlongs-Gibraltar won,
Louise Melning second, lsoleta third
Time-l,lbl2,
Second race, six and a half furlongs-
Landseer won, Mona II second, Cursus
third. Time-l:29.
Third race, six furlongs, seling-Scep-
tire won. Bassano second Roltaire third
Time--l;l6h,
Fourth race, seven furlongs free han
dicap-Braeg won, Golden Mineral Sec
ond Gallant third, Time-l;2S9i
Fifth race, six and Il half furlongs,
selling Rio chico won Rcd Damsel Sec
ond CardwelltOn third. Time-l;g,
Sixth race, one mile, selllng-Jlngler
won, CaneJo second, phyz third Time
1889.
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COURT NOTES.

A suit was filed IN the district court
today by l.. NJ. Crump and Brother
against the Sam Levy Cigar Manufac-
turing company to recover the sum OF
N065.4O alleged to be due for merchan-
disc sold TO defendant between July a
and october s, 1908.
Suit has been filed In the district
court by d. j, Evans against the
Latham Mining & Smelling company
to recover $4,000 shares of the capital
stock OF the company alleged to be due
plaintiff as commission for selling stock.
Suit for divorce has been filed In the
district court by Nora McNeer against
Ernest McNeer,a private In the Twelfth
battery, stationed at Fort Douglas, on
the grounds Of desertion and failure TO
support. They were married In this
city on Feb. lS. 1903. Plaintiff asks
that she be awarded suit money and
that she be allowed to resume her
maiden name. Nora Leigh.
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RACES AT OAKLAND.
favorltes and Wen Played Horses Took
Most of the Money.

San Francisco. March 22,-The track at
Oakland was sun muddy today and
Hight rain fell during part OF the time.
Fayorltes and well played horses TOOK
most of the races. A six and u half FUR
long handicap was the main attraction. a
field of five went TO te post with nj.
gIette. fayorlte aud Albula well sup.
ported second choice, Ocean Dream set
the pace followed by Ahumada In the
stretch Nlgrette moved ~ ana, eleVeily
handled by Bonner, beat Ahumada easily
Ocean Dream vas third. Albula maze u
poor showing, The third race over me
htunity coursc resulted In the best finish
Of the day. CRptiyate, q to l chance
vigorously ridden by j. Martin, beat Bard
Buns, The fayOrlte head The two
year-old event was q very good betllng
AFFAIR with Light OF Day 4 mild nlSt
choice. She led until less than SIX
teenth from the wire when Esc0bosa
caught her In u drive he won Dy thtee
parts OF length. Results;
First race Ave and q half luflongs,
selllng--I Ady Athellng Won Resigned
second. Hogarlh third Time-lllhi
Second race four furlongs, selllng,,'
Escoboca won, Light OF Day second
Saccharate third, Time-!OlA ,
Third race. futurity course, selling
captivato won, Bard Burns second, Pick
away third. TIme-l.li
Fourth race, six and a half furlongs,
handicap NigIettc won, Ahumnda Sec
ond Oocean Drea mthlrd, Tme-l;s3h
Fifth race, mile. selllng-searcher won,
Batldo second, caflce third Time
sixth race, six furlopgs, selllng-Mlmo
won, Crisis Cross second, Galanlhus thlrd'
Tlme-l,lGh,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-23

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-23
FOR PERSONAL INJURIES.
Daniel Hickey Seeks to Recover sIS,s0O
Damages from Rio Grande,

Daniel Hickey has filed another suit
against the Rio Grande Western Rail-
way company to recover sl5,5OO dam
ages for personal injuries received while
unloading freight from one of defend.
ants cars for the Salt Lake Transfer
company on Nov. 20. 1901. II Is al
legged that while plaintiff was at work
loading the freight from the car into
his wagon, one of defendants engines
passed on an adjacent track and by
discharging steam In wllful manner
frightened plaintiffs horses so that
they backed the wagon against the car
and crushed him severely, A former
action started by plaintiff containing
practically the same allegations was
dismissed by Judge Stewart several
weeks ago without prejudice,
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the proposition and IS voting against
Proven best on a test.

1t IL the intention Of the trustees to
erect four rooms Of an eight room
building, so as to relieve the crowded
condition OF the three buildings now
In use. The house will be reared on
the site Of the Central school and will
make a handsome and much needed ad-
dltlon TO that property The school
population Of the district Is 1888. but as
the rate of increase is from 60 to so
each season, additional room is much
required In that neighborhood.
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WEIGH LEAVES TONIGHT.
Spider" Accompanied by RED sammy
MeClintIc Here Tomorrow Night.

"spder" WEIGH, the noted .ghtweight
boxer, who is matched to meet Battling
Nelson at the Salt Palace the alter. April
Q, will leave San Francisco this evening
evening lie will be accompanied by his
manager and trainer, Sam McCllntic,
known on the coast as Red Sammy"
lie Is a recognized authority on boxing
and says the ring followers here will sec
"A great contest between Spider" and
Battling" Tho men will be evenly
matched and each expects a hard battle
10 win. Welch telcgraphed that he had re-
ceived transportation and would leave
with McCllntlc tonight at o'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-23
Canal Commission Meets.

Washington. March S..-prelImlnary
work was begun today by the isthmian
canal commission. The first fun meet
Offices Of Admiral Walker the chair
map Little Of consequence was accom-
pllshed, the session resolving itself into
an informal discussion OF the various
features Of the preliminary work and Of
the preparations Of the first visit OF tho
commission 70 Panama. President Roose-
welt entertained, the members of the
commission and secy. Taft al luncheon
general discussion OF various phases Of
the canal question.
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SCHOOL BONDS VOTED.
New Building to be Erected in the
Fortieth District

The taxpayers OF the Fortieth school
district last night voted $4,000 bonds
Tor the erection Of new school build
ing, work on which Is to begin In the
near future, The election which was
carried on at the Central schoolhouse
on State street between Eleventh and
Twelfth South streets, was rather an
indifferent one, az school elections
usually are but the vote was such as
TO indicate the mind of the people on
the question submitted, 100 fayoi'ing
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-~-~-~~~~~|~~~~~~
( SOCIAL AND
{ personal.

Mrs. NJ. Il. SOwles entertained at a
delightful Remington yesterday In hon
or OF Mrs, Foreman Of Ogden.
Miss Agatha Borkhoel Willard Weihe
and Spencer Clawson will give a concert
In Ogden tomorrow night,
Miss Marian Yhost. who has been WIS.,
iting Mrs D. s. Taggart In this city, has
returned 10 her home IN pennsylvania.
The Council Of Jewish Women met this
afternoon In the b, Il. club rooms, the
subject for the days discussion being
"Brahminism."
Miss ireland entertained informally Mt
tea yesterday In honor OF the Misses
Pointer.
The marriage of Miss Alice Smith and
Mr.. II. &. Edwards took place today IN
the Temple, and tonight a reception will
be held at tho home OF the brides parents.
Dr. and Mrs. H. ]. Smith
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A Great Pistol Shot.

New York, March 22.-Sufiicent re-
turns have been received by the off,
cials of the United States Revolver as
ISOLATION TO show that the winner Of
the revolver cup In the recent match Is
g. II. Sears, and OF the pistol cup DIT.
Il. II. Kessler, both OF St. Louis they
having entered and shot under the rules
OF the association at that place,
The highest scores made at San Fran
cisco, Chicago, Springfield, Mass. and
Boston have been sent In, but none Of
them approach the phenomenally high
score made by Sears-a total Of ~ out
OF "A possible 800 In 90 minutes
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Children's Co N CHS and Colds.

Mrs. Joe McGrath, 327 Z, LIST st., Hut
crimson, Kan. writes. have given
Billiards. Horehound Syrup TO my
children for coughs and colds for the
past four years, and find II the best
medicine | ever used" Unlike many
cough syrups, II contains no opium.
but will soothe and heal any disease OF
the throat or lungs quicker than any
other remedy. Csc, zoe and Sl,oo at 2.
Z. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
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kidney permitted
kidneys
II sick badly taking DR. Klmers
bladder
will organs
convince
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whitney's Interest Sold.

New York, March 29,-Control OF the
Morning Telegraph, newspaper de-
voted to tn etirf and stage interests.
has been purchased from the estate OF
the late William q. Whitney by u, X.
Thomas OF the racing firm OF Thomas
a Shields. Mr.. Whitney purchased the
property about Is months ago.
II is also announced that tho Thomas
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'0fr' GLOSSY HAIR.
no DandruH. e p"

ssSsy hair mu mIm "a who wants soft,
.stA cause" i Io1I,n De free OF dandrufl,
SS sn known I ,hn.g hair, Since il has
Wa s'''a's the Old ' hat. dandrufr is germ
~, W. mostly scoI ,alr Preparations that
sss1a.,ndoned, ana ~ lIrllants, have been
S MOS Included ne public, BARRIERS and
,.,sss,sro's Herplcldnaa nave taken TO using
l.'asn that KIN HIVE ,S the only hair prep,
,Sa Dlcknsop we dandrufr germ, b.
S ~ ny only clss ~ d. says; "Herpi.
s%,apii and n v.Sanses the SCALP from
al al WI pronoIa'ss events the hair falling
n. Keeps my hs,ss new growth, HerpI'
s,ans druggls",ss' r very glossy. Sold bv
ts,s ample 10 NJ. send Toe, in stamps
n.y. Mich. z a. terpiclde CO., De-
"un - N' l. Drug Co., Special
81
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Russell |, Tracy, Agent,
Il East First &c., Salt Lake City.
Annual statement for the Year ending
December 81, 1913, Of the condition Of the
Germania Fire Insurance Co.

The name and location OF tho company,
Germanla Fire Insurance Company,
New York city, n. u
Name Of President Hugo s schumann
Name Of Secretaries, Chas Rugkhayer
and Gustav Kehr.
The amount OF It's capital
STOCK IL u,,,.t,. ,,,t,,sust,nN l,OOJ,OOO. 10
The amount Of Its capital
paid up Is ,.,u .,.,,,u.., lO0,OOO 90
The amount OF lis assets is 5,ls, S33 .63
The amount Of It's liabilities
dncuding capitaD IL u,n,. 1881, 36S, 90
The amount Of its income
during the preceding calen-
oar year ,,,,s.,tst.tt 81, .,.. 1854, 5f3 70
The amount OF It's expcndi-
lures during the preceding
calendar year 49,, ",",: lFNi,ls
The amount Of losses paid
during the preceding cal-
cndar year 80. .,.r"o,.;. @l,7SsN
The amount OF risks writ
ten during the year ,u,,.. 2lSS61, ii6 %
Tho amount OF risks In force
at the end OF the year 900, 49, ISL, 90 90
State OF Utah, Office OF the Secretary Of
State, ~,
|, James T. Hammond, Secretary OF
State OF the State Of Utah do hereby
certify that the above named insurance.
company has filed In my office detailed
statement OF the condition from which the
foregoing statement has been prepared,
and that tho said company has In all
other respects compiled with the laws OF
the State relating to Insurance.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal OF
the State Of Utah this Sth day OF Febru-
airy, a. ID. 1904 -
(scaD J, f. HAMMOND.
Secretary Of state,
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Pole Vault Record.

Stanford University. Cal. March a.
Norman Dole, a Stanford track athlete,
today broke the worlds amateur record
for the pole vault by crossing the bar
ut the height OF u feet and y inch,
which is "a inches above the worl =
record, now held by r, G. Clapp Of Yale
AS te record was not made m a regu-
lar intercollegiate meet II cannot be re-
corded. Dole holds the Pacific coast
record at n feet and 4, inch
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Lithographers' Troubles Settled,

New York March 23-It IL asserted by
President Pritchard Of the I.ithographers
International Protective and Beneficial
association, that Is large firms throughout
the country have decided to employ only
members Of his association and end the
lockout In their plants. There are nearly
10000 workmcn locked out In various
parts Of the country, owing to their re-
fusal to sign the employers arbitration
agreement
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Western Assurance Company Toron-
to, Canada,
Name Of President. Hon Geo A. Cox,
Name OF Secretary, e. G.. Foster.
The amount Of It's statutory.
deposit IL .,..., ..,....,.,,nF 2l,OD,pO
The amount OF its assets Is 2Ss2,SlJ.lO
The amount Of It's liabilities
Including capitaD Is .,..,.., l,S9,Qo,3O
The amount OF us income
during the preceding calen- ...,,,.,
oar year 1900 ,sss,s .s'sss.,s stpipip'fsvl
The amount OF It's cXpend-
tur during the preceding cali
endar year ,,sss,., .',,..,s',... 1000, Fj'lo
The amount OF losses paid
during the preceding calen-
dar year ,,,..,,, ,..,, .,',,. l0ZZ,hto'ss
The amount ot risks writ
ten during the year ...,.,.,. 1881, $50 %
The amount OF risks In force
at the end Of the year ...., 236 slS,0e6 90
State Of Utah, Office Of the Secretary OF
State IS.
!. James T. Hammond Secretary Of
State Of the State Of Utah do hereby
certify that the above named insurance
company has filed In my office a detailed
statement Of It's condition. from which tho
foregoing statement has been prepared.
and that the said company has In all
other respects compiled with the laws Of
the State relating to insurance.
In testimony whereof i have horeunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal Of
the State Of Utah this 9Th day Of March.
A. d. 1904
(seaD j. II. HAMMOND.
Secretary Of state
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ODESSA UNIVERSITY.
Attempt Made to Blow the lnstl.
tuition Tn,

New York, March &.-lt Is learned here,
Gays an American dispatch from KieT,
that an attempt was made on Friday
night TO blow up the Odessa university.
supposedly out OF revenge for explosions
and arrests Of students
Two bombs were exploded which SMASH
ed a wall and shook the quadrangle Nine
other bombs were discovered the fuses
Of which had failed to explode.
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Never d isnppoints.

r. ]. William. proprietor OF the Ham,
iton Drug Co., Hamilton, Iowa, says
Chamberlain's Cole, Cholera and
Dlarrhoea Remedy Is practically the
only remedy he sells for cramps, diarr-
hoea and collie. for the plain reason
that 1t never dlsappoints, For sale by
all druggists.
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Famous Colt Dead.

San Francisco March 1.-The famous
worth his weight In gold colt is dead
al the Aptos stock farm. This young
ster was sired by the champion stallion
Cresceus. dam, Czarina, He was the
only colt Of Cresceus IN California, 50
that his premature death is distinct
loss to the breeding industry Of Cali
fornia.
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Pilot Needed to Avoid Mines.

New York. March Bon account OF
warlike preparations on the Island of
Cortland. controlled by Sweden, the local
authorities have according to a Herald
dispatch from Berlin. warned ships on
approaching Raresund that they must
take a special pilot TO cross mine field.
Sailing vessels are given free towage.
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Wife Charges DISCRETION.

Florence Andrus yesterday filed
suit for divorce in the district court
against Pete Andruss on the grounds
OF desertlon and failure to support,
They were married at Telluride, Colo,
July 16, 1898, and II is alleged that the
desertion occurred March %, 1908.
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stable has secured first call on the serv.
tees OF Jockey Arthur Redfern, the light
weight rider who last season was In
tho employ Of the Whitney stable.
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pool tournament now going on between
experts OF the cue. Last evening three
games were played with the following re-
suits:
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BEST SELLING 30 OKs.
Record For February.

According TO the records OF all book.
sellers, the six books which have sold
best In the order OF demand during the
month are:
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NOTEso successful
absolutely mail
testimonial
N "
oner n Desere Evening