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The daily tribune., 1904-03-08

by sinking . ooaling ship in the chan.
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The Weather.

Cloudy and warmer tonight; Wed
nesday cloudy and colder with proha-
bly, rain or snow
The daily tribune., 1904-03-08

Paperhanging, painting, kalsomin.
ing. ]. H. Jansen. tt
The daily tribune., 1904-03-08
AFTER SAGHALIEN ISLANDI
Russia Now Believes Il Has Discovered [
Real Desire Of Japan.

It is Reported that the Gar Would Wiling Refer
the Whole Matter to the Hague
Tribunal for Adjustment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-19
RoUBLE IN CORK.
Conflict Between Police and Evict'
ed Tenants SYmpathlzers.

Cork Oct lS.-A serious conflict be-
tween sympathizers with those who
We're arrested for participation IN the
eviction riots on Oct, u and the police
occurred at the hearing OF the case at
the Riyertown courthouse today. over
20 people were injured In tho disturb
ance, some of them seriously.
When the Wellsport defendants were
arraigned, the crowd unable to secure
admission 20 the courtroom, attacked
the police. over 100 Of the latter
formed up TO maintain order and
charged with THEN batons, striking
right and left and dispensing the crowd.
The Judge summoned the officer COM
handing the police, who said his men
had been first attacked
William O'Brlen. one Of the court at
tendants, who charged excessive bru-
tally on the part OF the police brought
IN one Of the injured men, who was
covered with blood The magistrate
denounced the action OF the police and
as profess adjourned the hearing
for six weeka, bailing the defendants
until that TINA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-19
AUToIsT LOSES MEMORY,
George Arents lr. Cannot Remember
Anything About Accident,

According TO adyices from New York
George Arents Jr, who was seriously In.
iured by the upsetting Of his automobile
IN the big road raceon Long Island last
Saturday, recovered consciousness yester'
day, and when spoken TO about the race
seemed puzzled, His mind Is an absolute
blank as to the occurrences OF Saturday,
although clear about events preceding H.
When Arents became conscious the FIRST
thing he wanted 20 know was what hap
pened 20 him His wife, who has been az
his bedside constantly since he was taken
to the hospital told him that his ma
chine had upset
what do you mean?' Arents is said TO
have asked.
Mrs Arents the ntried to recall to his
mind the race of Saturday and the aCCi-
dent that befell him, but he was unable
70 remember anything He was ques-
Toned closely by the doctors, but the last
thing he remembered was being In New
York He said that he knew nothing OF a
race ana nothing ~ an accident, and In
sisted that he was being fooled,
He tried 90 get out u bed and was re-
strained with difficulty Quoting medi-
cines had 10 be given to him and the doc
tors have given instructions that no more
questions be put 20 him about the race
The physicians say that In cases Ike
that Of Arents complete loss OF memory
for certain period Is not unusual There
is blood clot on the brain, and until
this Is lessened and finally removed tho
chances are that the mans mind will
continue a blank so far as the accident
Of Saturday is concerned
The glass from Arents' goggles which
hored into this right eye, has all beer re A..
moved and the eye will eventually get
well No fear Is entertained for his
sight The operation was a very delicate
one.
The doctors now believe that the blood
clot which is responsible for the man =
strange mental condition, will gradually
dissolve, leaving him In normal condi-
ton OF mind within a few days.
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horsemen as "thc thump8' Lou Dillon
was again brought out ON The track by
Mr. Billings. and against the advlces of
the veterinarians. ne announced that as
"A matter of form be- would start the marc
In the second heat Major DclmQr rounded
the course Ion easy time lou Dillon goins
al a slow tot Mr. Smg theirs represent
Ing the New York DrIying club. becomes
TIE permanent owner Of the cup.
Diamond handicap, 2Ol uOI 400
two In thrco-Swcet Marie won two
straight heats In 2.QiA, 200 Dr. Strong
SNYDER McGrcgor Alexander Jim Ferry
Hal Fry and John Taylor also started
2.l9 trot. $1,000 two 10 tmen-Oakblos'
som won two straight heats In 2;3A
g13 Luronc Getaway Princess Jessie H,
Betsy Ford and poIudcXtor also started
2.0l pace, $1,000, two boo three-Jchn Nj
won the third aud fourth heats W. 2:ld,s.
2:U2is Dan X won the hrst heat I'm 2O2.
Gallagher won the second heat I'm 2O5.
Nathan strauss and Darrell also started
Memphis gold cur ncc for all trotters
10 wagon amateurs 20 drive, two n three
Major DclmBr s. by DcImar dam
Expectation (Mr Smathcrsl ! J., Lou
Dillon, en-. M, by Sidney Dillon tAlr Bill
ingg 90 Tmt-2.Ot 2,Nig.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-19
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH
A Pleasant Slmph, But Safe aud
ElIectual cure For It,

catarrh Of the stomach has long boon
considered the next thing 90 incurable,
The usual symptoms arc "a fun on bloat.
ing sensation after eating, accompanied
sometimes with sour or watefy rlslngs,
"a formation VI gases, cnuslEg pressure On
the heart and lungs and difficult broath'
ing headaches tickle appetite, nervous.
ness aud a general played out languid
There is often foul taste In the mouth,
coated tongue and N the interior OF the
stomach could be seen II would show
Shiny inllamed condition
The cure Of this common ana obstinate
trouble Is found M treatment which
causes the food TO ho readily thoroughly
dlgested before II has time 10 Torment ana
lrrltate the delicate mucous surfaces NJ
the stomach 10 secure a prompt ana
healthy digestion is the one necessary
thing TO do and when normal digestion Is
secured the catarrhal condition VIII nave
disappeared
According To nr Ilarlonson. the safest
and best treatment Is 10 use after each
meal tablet, composed of DlasAsel
Aseptc Popsln little NuX. Golden Seal
and fruit acids These tablets can now
be- found at 900 drug stores under the
name of StuHts Dyspepsia Tablets ana
not being patent medicine can be- used
with perfect safety and assurance mat
healthy appetite und thorough digestion
viii follow their regular use after meals
MIR r. 3. Workman, Chicago, HIS,
writes. "Catatrh Is % local condition rec
sutIug from a neglected cold IN the head,
whereby the lining membrane of the nost
becomes iunamcd and the poisonous DIS
charge thercfrom passing backward int
th throat reaches the stomach. this pro.
duclng catauh of the stomach. Medical
authorities prescribed for me for three
years for catarrh OF stomach without cure
INT TODAY / ann the happiest Of men after
using only one box of stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets cannot ind appropriate words
10 express my good feeling | have found
flesh appetite and sound rest from their
use"
Swarrs Dyspepsia Tablets Is the SAT
est preparation as well as the simplest
and most convenient remedy for any
form VI indigestion. Catarrh of stomach
biliousness. sour stomach, heartburn and
blOatug after meals.
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NOTHING BUT BUTTER

TO the body and left 10 the Jaw which
put him out
Johnson showed 10 great advantage IN
the night tonight ne showed a willing
ness TO mix 1t at all times which Is
something that he has avoided as much a.
possible in his previous battles His
terrific punches soon had his heavier Op.
pOncnt I'm distress
II WAS stated after the Eight that john
son fought as he aid tonight In order to
demonstrate that he was entitled to con-
sideratlOn by Jehrles J0hnson's man
ager stated that he would ISSUE "a formal
challenge In behalf OF Johnson at once
to fight the champion OF the world
Manager McC0rey Of the Century Ath-
letlc club announced that he would offer
$1,000 guarantee Tor match between
Iofrles and johnson the battle to come
M here some time this winter
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BERKELEY WINS ONE.
Football Team Gave Multouomah Eleven
A Crushing Defeat,

Berkeley CAL oct lS-By the score Of
% to 0 the University Of California FOOT
ball team defeated the Mulnomah Ath-
letlc clubs eleven this afternoon. The
exhibition. neither sid scoring During
the FIRST half the goal of neither side
was IN danger California made a touch.
down after the first four minutes OF
play IN the second half Then the visl-
tors lost heart and the college made
end runs aud buCkcd the line at Will
Shortly after the first touchdown tho
Berkeleyans kicked goal from the held
and then made two additional touch.
downs. but twice failed TO Kick goal,
making - points In ALL
II n said that the Multnomah team
was I'm poor condition aud vas unable
to hold out until the end az the game.
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MCARTHY's GOOD SHOWING.
In Fighting Burrows lie Took on nie
Handicap Match

Jerry Mccarthy has been criticized be-
cause he did not get better than draw
with Jim Burrows IN their fight few
nights ago, but those who think the
Walkcrvllle Pet should have done better
are evidently not well posted on the
standing Of Burrows.
The match was hurriedly made and 30
far as we have been able TO learn, the
men entered the ring az catch weights. At
the most Jerry did not weigh more than
10 pounds while Burrows Is little short
Of a Electromagnetic. lie entered the
rlng at probably more than l65 pounds. lie
Is q large man tail and "hig-bonefi and
a short time ago was credited with being
very fast and shifty
Frank s. Lewis, who trained Jerry for
his contest with Sloloif says that Bur
rows Is dangerous man. and that IN get
ting a draw with him. Mccarthy demon
strated that he Is competent TO take on
any welterweight In the world
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-19
THE SIX DAY RACE.
nike Riders Are Getting Ready for Big
Annual Event.

Racing cyclists are now preparing for
the annual six-day bicycle race which
begins In Madison Square Garden In New
York on Dec. 8. This years contest prom
ises TO be more interesting than ever be.
fore The cream Of the fast riders OF
America and Europe will try to win the
long race and the usual record breaking
crowds are certain to attend.
The contest is a team race with two
men ON each team, one of whom must
be- on the track at AN times The men
may relieve one another as often as they
care TO- but no man must ride more than
" hours In each day, Last year there
Wer esx men tied at the finish and Bobby
Walthour. Of the Columbia racing team
took first prize by less than Ian. The
race Is run ON a lO-lap board track, high
ly banked that permits OF speed OF
about 90 miles an hour In some OF the
sprnts laps are negotiated In about IL
seconds, which Is equal to a mile In $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-19

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TO Prove What SwampRoO the Great Kidney Remedy will do
for YOU Every Reader Of Dessert News" May Have a
Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail

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JACK JOHNSON WINS.
In Lively Fight lie Knocks Out Big Den
yer I'd Martin.

Los Angeles. oct iS.--In whlrlwlnd
hght which lasted less than two rounds,
Jack Johnson, the colored heavyweight
champion, knocked out Denver ia Mar
Tin tonight at Hazards pavilion, The
fight was very fast while Il lasted Mar
Tin started out 20 force the pace, and did
some very fast sparrlng but Whenever
they came together Johnson sent In ter
flhc body blows. Martin went to his
knees twice IN the FIRST round, In the
second Martin started the fighting with a
straight left TO the face, but got a hard
right over the heart which put him down
TOT me count OF seven. He got up and
rushed again, and again went down from
left IN the stomach. lie arose a the
count Of six and Immediately got right
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
'PN Delmar Defeated Lou Dillon ON
81 Memphis Track YESTERDAY.

tqR3s Oct SC x. G. Billings
~, D5i.ol NE champion trottng mare.
\. ooNn 10 defeat today before Major
M, II'' \. owned by Il. b. smathers. In the
\ aud last contest for the MemphIs
N WV we feature race OF the oponing
r,-tsi,,Wi g ~ fourth annual meeting of the
.eeIIlpMs lIolilng association. After sus.
sr ~ IWt'lihc pace 10 the throe-auar-
y, KY 20 me first heat OF the contest
r-s,,a.p pe.ent That The mare was In bad
D .rs,. ., snl she was pulled up. Major
,f-sr ,,. u critical examination by vet
r,,. surgeons who pronounced Inc
- 'lec''d by an allmcut known TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-19

Joe Wacotts manager must be- feeling
almost AS sore rs does Joe over the shoot
lug the other night The dispatches state
that the probabilities are Chat Joe will
lose several fingers This means that the
black mans nglung days are over lie
will probably he tending bar or working
ON the street before long
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-19

A New York dispatch says. Michael r.
Dwyer. tho well known turimnu, had a
narrow escape from death I'm East New
York today when a trolley car dcmol-
ishcd the carriage in which ho was rid
INK. Mr. Dwyor was thrown tO the
ground but received only few
scratches
lie should have been riding I'M
scratches. He should have been riding loo
am automobile. and then lhV trolley ear
would have kept its place
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on TIE LEWISTON TRACK.

Lewiston. Ida. oct lS--The results at
tho Lewiston Interstate fair today were;
2li pacc--Quecn B won IN three straight
heats Prince Charles second, Hclcnes
third. Best tlme-2:lS "A
Three furlongs RoselCaf won Big
Dutch second Joe Jewett third. No time,
Quarter mile dash-Judge Thomas won,
Populst second, jesse James third. Time
--.234
Five and % half furlongs- SalIle Good
win won Zaza second, Rosebud third.
Time -l.0Sh.
Mile Suburban queen won Gladiator
second, Rmrock third, Tlme-l3
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BowLERS KEEP BOWLING,
Two More Teams started In the Cham
plonship Race Last Night
etrANptNG ms TEAMS

Another largo crowd Of enthusiastic
bowling fans was ON hand last evening to-
witness the opening games Of the Salt
Lake Bowling league.
The Senators and the TuXodos were the
contesting teams last evening and after
the three games had been played II was
found that the Senators had won only one
of the three This places the TuXedos on
Am even footing with the Railroads, who
wallopcd the Nonpareis the night before
Walton'g high score Tor "a single game
-23 was eQuallcd last night by Plugge
This evenings game will be between
the Brllliants and the Independents,
The scores of last evenings games fol-
low.
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SENATOR'S

Totals .. 40 $50 92l-2i5G IS 70 80
Averages g T. ?luggc, l6S 2-3, Robert
Wilson, l62 l-3, Claude Hull l5j 10, win
r. walker ll2 l-3, A W. Gates. ii9
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order the wonderful Of
a valuable
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y
the Salt Lake city Daily Deseret News The gnuneness Of
guaranteed
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EVENTS AT BOISE

Boise. Oct. IS--Bacmg summary
First race. free for ali pace best two no
three heats Koly Briggs won In two
straight heats Ollie N second, O'clock
third Ilmo-!l6'i gl5iz
Second race 2lJ trot mile and q quar-.
tor dash-Dead heat between Rita II and
Tho Commonwealth Chester $ thtd,
Helen Norte fourth Timc-2.J9A
Third race. seven fuliungs running,
free for all-CerrO Santo won. Orbano
second MWgurator third Time-l.30A
Fourth race, quarter mile, running,
free for all-Classic Won Honest john
second FOuy.iour third. Time :23A
FOh race, five furlongs, running for
9-ycar.Olds- Resigned won. Go Find Her
anDnnl nr Tom IhIrd TIml-l.ulla
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PENNY GOSSIP.

An Halows College and the West Side
High School football teams are matched
Tor a game az walkers ueld Saturday at-
tgrnuOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-19

There must be trouble ON the Kansas
Clty race track As result Of Florlzcrs
race at the Elm Ridge track last
Friday the entries of florIzols own
or NJ Boasborg. known ON the turt as
Jack SheChan will be refused hereafter
the presiding Judge announced today,
Jockey Nlchacls. who rode Flor.zcl. has
bone suspended indefinitely Jockey
Mountain has ben suspended indefinitely
Tor his ride ON pacilcO last Friday
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Date for Game set.
Cspeclol to tho News Do,

Bozemon Mont oct iI-The Idaho
University and Agricultural College foot.
bail game has been set for oct 26, In this
city This will De the opening game Of the
season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-19
THE STATE BANK
OF UTAH.
SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE CITY.
Joseph p. Smith President
VIM. y. Preston Vice President
Charles s. Burton Cashier
Henry 7, NcEwan Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS;
Heber J. Grant Isaac nnrton,
Joseph n Smith. James D. Murdoch
Chas 3, Burton, Byron GroO
VIM. d. Preston, Heber NJ Wells,
A. W Carlson
Commercial Banking IN all lie branches
Accounts Solicited.
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one week from next Friday night Prot,
Frank 8. Lewis, manager Of Moore gym
uaslum viii give am amateur athletic
performance at the gym II will consist OF
several four.rOund set-t0's TWO or three
wrestling matches ana exhibitions ON inc
test between MI Price and Mr. Kelly
The entertainment will doubles prove
highly interesting 10 the members of the
club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-19

At Yale the much.hcralded TICKLE
shIft-supposed 10 be- something new
fOr the present seaso1-hoH been discoV'
cred 10 be uncommonly like the same
play which Yale has used for the last
two or three years.
Yalo's TACKLES have been important
features I'm all systems Of play az New
Haven since the former Yale system
was modified Tho results have been
~ good that II could hardly be- expect.
cd Yale would adopt any radical change
won for the sons Of Ell In some Of the
best football battles they have over
waged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-19

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Baseball on the Coast.

Portland, oct ls-score,
RH.E
Portland ..,,. cot, o., ,.,.,u,....3 2 3
San Francisco 70, ,,.,.n.,,, ,,,,l Z |
Batterles-lberF and steclman, Barber
and Wilson
tmpire-Brevn.
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SAT- Lake
Turf Exchange
2O6 MAIN ST.

California and Eastern rlces. Direct
Wire Tor an sporting events.
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TIXEnos

Aycragcs-E. G. Gamble. l11l.3 J. j..
1919, q. smith 1884, W. l.. Mcleod.
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The "spit balr is Yun furnishing a
I've topic among the ball players They
arc wei ldivded upon The question, and
while some hold that II Is "a delivery
which the batsmon viii never be able to
hit successfully, other think IT Is "A
mere matter Of time until u VIII be
looked upon IN the same light as other
methods OF delivery now being used by
the pitchers. There Is talk OF rules be-
Ing passed prohibiting Us use, but tho
umpires win have a hard time enforcing
such a rule II II Is passed. II is more
probable that some other action VIII be
taken to handicap the pitcher and In
crease the batting but something is sure
10 be done when the rules are revised
Ball players, as rule haven't much
OF a vocabulary when II comes 10 address,
ing the umpire" says Hank O'Day.
Their line Of talk Is limited even though
picturesque Some years ago, however I
ran across a champion In the labber line
"a young college pitcher who had lust
broken into the big league. It's 80 long
ago I have forgotten the boys name, and
the game long since passed on and forgot
the boy But / called couple he didn't
like. and he came hurrying up to me.
I shall return TO my previous position
I'm tho immediate future Mt O'Day, said
he, but | desire 10 inform you that your
decisions are OF an absolutely uniustltia-
bic meritrlcious and llagranuy pcrnlclous
species They are eXtraneous 10 the con-
text and general purport OF the athletic
contest now IN progress and under discus
sion, IN brief sir your pronunciamento
upon the spherod which ! but recently
gave propulsion In the direction OF the eX.
ectant batsman was outrageous. sir and
utterly ineXcusable by any possible con.
structlon OF etiquette courtesy or algo-
braic EQUATION
~ fined him S. That was all ] could
do In answer 10 that speech, for / c0uldnt
proper return.
"What You don't believe Il? Fact
assure VOL"