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The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-20
Baston stabbed Holmes.

BastOn stabbed Holmes.
In an alteration on train at the
Union depot this evening Dupree
Holmes was stabbed in the breast by
Charlie BastOn. AT the hospital his
injury is pronounced not dangerous.
Insurance Company Officers.
The Interstate Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company, new organization that
expects to carry a considerable amount
of southern mill Insurance. to-day
elected James P. Verdery, president;
Pelig A. Rhodes, secretary; William
c. NJ. Buckley, assistant secretary.
Chamber of Commerce.
The annual meeting of the Augusta
Chamber of Commerce will be held
Thursday night at the Albion Hotel,
and a banquet will be served and
speeches made upon the work accom-
plished and projected by the organiza-
ton.
Must Have Fire Escapes.
The recent Chicago theater disaster
has set the commissioner of public
works and chief of the fire depart
ment to inspecting buildings, and the
announcement is made that every
building of three stories or over must
at once be provided with adequate
fire escapes.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-20

in question to have been made by hui
man blood.
DR.. w. D. Penniman of Johns Hop
kins University, and two other medi-
cal witnesses, declared the Bordet test
reliable
The cases against three of Mrs. Bech-
tells children, John, Charles and Myr-
tina, who are charged with being ac-
cessories, after the fact were contin-
ued to-day until the April term of
court. The bail was renewed.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-20
INDECENT VETERANS
BENEFIT FEB. IL.
Veterans Association VIII Appoint
Committee to Take Charge.


Committee to Take Charge.
Tickets will be placed on sale to-
day for the performance to be given
at the theater on Feb. u, for the bene-
fit Of the INDECENT Confederate Vete-
rams. Much interest is being evinced
in the rehearsals of the participants
and indications are that the matinee
and night performances will be large
~ attended.
The mana cement has announced the
price of seats for the entertainment.
Tickets may be obtained for 81 which
entities the holder to a seat any
where on the lower floor, boxes except
ed, or in the first three rows of the
balcony. Tickets for other seats in
the balcony win be sold for IS cents
each. These tickets may be reserved
at the box Office. without further
charge, on and after Feb. 10, at .
o'clock a. m. The price of the seats
for the matinee will be so cents, which
entities the holder to any seat in the
house. No reservations will be made
for the matinee. Children will be ad-
mitted at the matinee at half price.
N"ro prices are moderate-made so In
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-20
CITY BREVTIES..

The Columbian Land Company, or
ganized some years ago, was dissolved
yesterday by the stockholders. who al
vided the assets.
There will be a meeting Of tba West
End Citizens Club tonight at Wauace's
Hall on West Broad and Stewart
streets. There will be several sneakers
and il is expected that there win be a
large attendance.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-20
AGAINST BOIL WEEvIL
Plan of Campaign Is Being Mapped
Opt by Wilson.

Washington. Jan. 9.-Secretary Will
son is arranging the details of the cam
paign authorized by Congress to be
waged against the cotton boil weevil.
a number of the government entomolo-
gists and scientists are already en-
route to the ravaged Texas fields. and
to the Sabine river valley in Louisiana,
the pest having been reported from
three places IN that section.
There will be thirty or forty seien-
lists at work against the pest before
long. They will organize the farmers
to fight the weevl, and will educate
them in the best methods of attack.
Secretary Wilson expects to make an
other trip to the districts involved
while the fight is on, and Drs. Gallo
way and Howard. of the chronological
division, win keep in close touch with
the situation.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-20
Abnndoned Property Acts.

Washington, Jan. 19.-Bills were in
PRODUCED by Representative Cooper of
Texas, to revive the right of action UNI
der the captured and abandoned prop
erty acts, and to receive and amend
an act to provide for the collection of
abandoned property, and the preven-
ton Of frauds in insurrectionary dis
tricts of the United States.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-20
Non-Unton Men Attacked.

Bricesville, Tenn, Jan. ia num-
Der of non-union coal miners, while
returning from Coal Creek last night
We're attacked by a party of men, and
four were badly hurt. The men who
were attacked were employees in the
mines of the Tennessee Coal Company
and the Cross Mountain Coal Com
pany.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-20

ceeded in a body to Chatham Artillery
Hall, where the members were the
guests of the Sons of Veterans for the
remainder of the evening.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-01-20
MARCHED WITH FULL RANKS.
(Continued from TweIfth Page.l

the commanding officers of each of the
other commands that took part in the
parade, We're entertained at his home
by Col. Meldrim. Lieut.. Col. Ander-
son and the other visitors from Fort
ScFeven returned to that post last
night.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1904-10-28

Oct. 23.-Se llamo una lunta
en- Torreon la cual fue muy
concurrida y cuando Sc demo
str6 al pueblo los defectos del
Coronel Chavez huvo un CRU
non que tiro una indirecta a
los oradores pero como va CO.
nosen a la "Rafaela." No lie
hicieron mas que ell case que
Sc le hace al perro. Siempre
ell pueblo cominara adelante y
ahora sobre al Coronel, que nj
ell pero nj SUI click, combiara-
el sentimiento de los buenos
cuidadanos de este condado
"Abajo con ellos." es ell sentl'
miento general del pueblo.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1904-10-28
Octubre "a, 1904.


Ell Domingo en- la noche des-
pues que Manuel Sanchez y
Sanchez atropello al vleJlto
Romulo fu6 a Tajique y con
una escolta de seis hombres
yolvi6 a Torreon buscando
oportunidad para poner su pra-
cticas su tactica politica, GUAM
do todos los hombres honestos
Sc havian retirado a sus hoga-
res. Llamo a Juan Padilla de
este lugar y le dijo que trajera
su violin. Pera que lie acom-
paflara con su musica. FL OH
cial creyendo de buenafe, blnc
al servicio. Despues de darlt
algunos brindes lie atacaror
cobardemente y lograron gol
pearIo que brandole una bote
LA de vino en- la cabeza. Est'
es la politica del candidate
para alguacil mayor en- el par
lido Republican, Puro!
I'm independents de Torreor
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1904-10-28
AVlSO

Aviso es por este dado a los
creadores de obejas que tene-
mos listo para vender 600 car
neros padres que producer de
1Oa Is libros de lana; carnerO
de Colorado. Los que desellen
comprar derijanse a Victor
Lueras, Pinos Wells, N. NJ, 0
Satulnino Lueras, Ell el Meste-
nito.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1904-10-28

Ell Editor sirvase publican
este suceso. Elque escrlve es
nm amigo del campeon, Rey-
mundo Romero y toda la CO.
munidad es testiga de estos IN
sultos.
Oct. 22-Se tuvo una junta
muy concurrida en- la Clenega
en- donde Sc le demostro al
pueblo la 'causa publica en-
donde la mayoria Sc sentlo con
gran satisfaction; y en- seguldo
la comitiva partio para ell
Manzano endonde Sc tuvos una
junta muy concurrlda y ell
enemigo politico aunque mas
reparos peque tendra que lie
varla honde la llev6 ell venado
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1904-10-28

81 quieren tener sus bidas e
intereses protejldcs, votar por
el hombre del pueblo Pedro
Lucero V Torres, candidate in
dependiente Republicauo para
aIguacil mayor. 81 quieren
tcner disgracias votan por sn
competitor, Manuel Sanchez
y Sanchez.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1904-10-28
Proclamation
de
Election.
COMMUNICATION Sobre SalitrosO An
dreCitO.

,por un acto espe-
clal. orlando ell condado de
Torrance, approvado por la le-
gislatura de Nuevo Mejico, dia
16 de Mario, 1903, es ell deber
del cuerpo de comision de elec-
cion, nombrados in accordan-
cia del mismo acto, d lamar y
dar noticio de una elecclon
general, en- el tempo, y en- la
manera ahora descrito por la
ley:
Y, por este, ell primer Martes
despues del primer Lunes en-
Noviembre es designado por
la ley para tener dicho elecci-
on,
Ademas, ell cuerpo actuando
como comisionados del conda-
do de Torrance para este de-
sjgnaron y ordenaron como
sigue:
Que, ell Martes dia s de No.
viembre, 1904, commensurate
a las 8 m, y serrando d las + t,
del dicho dia, un election sera
tenido en- los varios precinctos
del condado de Torrance en- ell
Teritorio de Nuevo Mejico, en-
cual election seran votados
candidates por los votantes
cualifcados ell cada precincto
por los siguientes ofciales:
Un delegado al congreso de
los Estados Unidos.
Tn miembre del senado lie,
glslativa del Teritorio, para
los condados de Valencia
Torrance.
Dos representatives legislati
va del Teritorio para los con
! dados de Valencia y Torrance
I'm comisinado del condad(
del lro distrito, un termiuC
cuatro amos.
Tn comisionado del condadC
: del Edo distrito, un termln(
dos amos.
Un comisionado del condad
: del 9ro distrito, un termln
S dos amos.
e Un juez de pruebas.
e I'm escribano del corte d
L de pruebas.
e Tn superintendent de e'
cuelas.
Un alguacil mayor.
Un ASSESSOR.
Tn tesorero y ex ohclo coll
ctor.
Tn agrimensor del condad
Firmado, VIM. Mo[NTosH
L Presidentt
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1904-10-28
Communication.

Senor Editor:
LA comitiva Republicans
Central dice que ell Sel.ador
Andrews no es ell dueno de las
salinas. ST es asi. ;Porque
yiene i dar ordene, que todos
ahora tiene la sal libre: Esta
bien porque ahora todo las Sd
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1904-10-28
Un Acto Averguenzozo

Despues de la iunta tenida
en- Torreon hoy, Don Romulo
Chavez de Tajique sedirigi6
con rumbo a su hogar y fue
atracado y atropello vilmente
por Manuel Sanchez y Sanchez
candidate para Alguacil Mayor
que esta postulado en- ell boleto
Republican, Puro. Y 81 no
hubiera sido por la protection
de Don Francisco Gonzalez ia
cilmente Don Romulo habia
tenido que sufrir una palisa
hinumana. Este es ell modo de
proseder en- su politica Manuel
Sanchez y Sanchez. De segu'
70 atendieron a cada una jun
ia arriba de 500 culdadanos.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1904-10-28

llnaS eStan con aqua, SIN em-
barge cualquiera puede tomar
la libertad de ir a lamar sus
tanques y ponerles en- ell sol
hasta que Sc cuaje, y de este
modo consequer suficiente sal
hasta Que venga la otra elecci-
on. Andar de politicos da Sc
quia y algonas no pueden votar
81 no hay algo que targar.
Pues, aqui ay, y en- abundan
cia. ;Porque, tio Andrecito,
a ordenado que abaien los II
Hes, y no abra maiden quien
los reparen? Beben agusta de
las salinas! Hasta que revie
ten. Y voten por Andrecito!
"Nuestro amigo, ell Salitroso
es entitulado d mucho conside-
racion del valle de Estancia.
1ro, Porque su compaflia Sc
escapro de agarar entire sus
ufles toda Ia merced. jQue
clase de delegado serria enton-
ces? Ubira ell representado
vuestro interes Q ell de su COM
pania?
Edo, Preguntencen a 81 mis-
mo 81 no es possible que su
compania tiene ell oJo puesto
en- otra cosa mas grande que
la merced de la Estancia.
3ro, Sea dicho que Nuevo
Meiico debe las salinas al sena
dor por su honor en- retorno
del capital que su compania
q traido al Teritorio. Bueno,
entonces, consideraremos este:
Tienen un contractO de te-
ner libre de taxaciones mlen-
tra5 que la compania esta con-
struyendo trabajo. Esto quie-
, re decir que fabricando un
, suiche es trabajo de construc-
cion y que no pagaron taxaci-
on nunca, hasta que sean for
sados aserla.
EllOs tienen va aseguros
q carbon, hero, y otros mlnera-
q les de gran valor.
Esos companies estan aqui
por unas dias solamente. Estan
O fabaicando con ell fin de ven
der. Y ellos esperan cincuen-
ia pesos en- retornO da cada
peso impliadO. Sea reportadC
que ellos va tienen una oferta
con una ganacia hermosa,perC
e. estan esperanto mas. Una
cosa es cierta, estan conslgui
o. endo pesos enteros por cadf
4, peso impliado y por esta razor
;. la gente les queda debiendt
NADIA. Sus hetes y pasajes sol
los mas altos, un hombre pue
de aser buen sueldo andando
6 centavos la mia. Las mer
4" cancias 81 puede manejar po
Vi carroS por todo 81 llnia pc
aS menos precio que Sus fietes.
ue ;AhOra, SenoreS Rancheros
oS cuanto les debess
ia Av sin embargo una cos
sd ptortn3ado a y iina itro.)
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1904-10-28
JuntaS
RepubliCanos
1ndendienteS.
Ell BOletO PersOnalmente. TOdOs
BuenOs HOmbreS.

Angus McGillivray, Tesorero
y ex-ofcio collector, es un
hombre que sera electo. Y su
opositor dice que no le impor-
ia 81 es electo Q no, que no to-
mara parte activa en- la COM
paTa.
Nuestro agrimensors Hilario
Romero, es un hombre que Sc
recomienda asi mismo. Su
opositor es un despadachin
que publicamente Sc declare
en- contra del Col. Chavez, de
una manera muy eXpreclva y
Sc conformo con ell destina de
agrimenzor. Este le dieron
para que no haclara mas. Ba!
que fatalidad de hombreclto
con que POGO Sc conforma.
Jose Ma. Torres, escrlvano,
es un joven capas y digno de
poseclon voten por ell, el posee
ingles y espanol.
Antonio Salazar, superlnten-
dente de escuelas, es ell hom
bre por quien deven votar 81
desean que sus ninos sean edu-
cados.
Juan Jose Benabides, Jue2
de pruebas, es ell hombre que
cuidara de sus menOras dc
edad quienes seran protejidos
en- todo ell sentido de la pala
bra.
Christine Chavez, Ell candl
dato para ASSESSOR, sera elect(
con una gran mayorla porqu'
su honor 10 recomienda; y NJ
tiene tacha y con su opoSltol
, no tlene competitor. Els III
, cero a la iz1uierda.
S Don Pedro Lucero, nuestr
0 candidate para alguacil mayo
= en- ell partido Republican, In
/ dependents, es un hombr
IS honesto que Sc recommend
l. asi mismo, por Su reputaclo
e como ciudadano.
d Tomas Bachlchi, candidat
+ para comisionado del terce
+ distrito, es ell hombre que n
% Sc deia llevar de las narize
Ie Ell mas formal de tOdOs.
!. FL denodado campeon, Re,
a. mundo Romero del cOndac
10 de Torrance; no obstante
+o opOSicion de Sus parlentes
;. los instancias del Presiden
de la comision central repubI
y cana, ell Senor Bursum. \
retirara su nombre del bOle
republican, independents
este condado, endonde fgu
e como candidate para senadC
or FL senor Romero es un hol
10 bre integro y que no tie
in miedo defender los derech
.ra del Pueblo. Siempre firm
en- votad por el, Y qnedaran p1
su teIidos vueStros intereses, G.
,ez dadanos del condado de It
rance.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1904-10-28

[copia Manzano, N. NJ,
Setiembre q, 1904.
Senior H. B. Hawkins,
Estancia.
Caro- Senor:-Nada de nuevo
mas que 10 pasado que los Re
beldes, (compuestos principal
mente de ladrones] quisieron
jugar una trampa a Martin
Sanchez y a mi. Pero tengo
los perros EN- linea. Seguire
trabajando hasta tener 10 eau
sa mas segura. Dijale d Nc
Intosh que Sc venga, 10 necesl-
ia en- la sierra. ST no esta en-
su casa, telegrafele d Albu-
querque al Europeon Hotel,
que Sc venga.
Con saludes a Vd. y Sonora,
Respectosamente de Vd.,
]. f. Chavez.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1904-10-28

Abajo con los Republicanos
asi llamados del condadO de
Torrance.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1904-10-28

Julio Meyer, candidate para
comisionado del primer distri.
to, quien sera comisiondo por
cuatro amos, 81 es electo. Sera
ell honor de sus conciudadanos
Y en- sus manos la asienda pu-
blica Sera bien cuidada.
Teodoro Candelaria, candi-
dato para comisionado del Sc
gundo distrito, es uno de los
hombres mas honestos que
tiene del condado de Torrance
y con su companero, ell Se1ol
Meyer, sera ell orgullo de este
condado.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1904-10-28
PERROS
LADRONES!
iQuien es un Perro? lQuien es
un Ladron?

Lean la siguiente carta escri-
ia por J. F. Chavez, candidate
para senador:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17
FINE LAWN FESTIVAL,
In Honor of Former Sunday School
SUPPLEMENTARY OF Twentieth Ward.

What vras la. ,ads ti,o ,,,os, .i,h,r,to
""' "'' Wy ouu9 w. "U'' '''u"'"'e
ana picturesque lawn FESTIVAL OF the sea-
son took place last nlght at the residence
of Risbor Ronnoy a, tho.c,,,o,. of r.ond
,y
Ihlrd stleets' ne function was ~ non"
or OF the recently retired presidency of
tho Tyoptieth vyord Sunday, aphool- Rich
- a, -, - .t, ,.
W. 'u w, lvul.si now plualuthl ~ nv nv, ~
5igi h,aNe' a,9 w. wv couuae,ul S,uers
JeuNlhsph duu pieWalti anu ~. q, oWen1
son VINO was tne secretary OF thI NnId
sdpp"l Schooi' qua WIZ UuW u,cuV'es Tue
SAM olnce IN lne SUN oiB9nlaelloh,
Nc SPACIOUS ~ oun .i "ely i,lull'ned ny
many ecclIlc ilBilS that huO pe'n Hlusli-
tal{ Strung thluush We llets urr9ulu-
ny w itsluenVS, when was lthsli apiaEe
WIN liFnt ana luItnSI DeonMHllea by noI-
~ nnu 9'nft uyeu.auvl9' luS laMn WIS
~ 9,Pesea WIN TUES wy, Wh'cn were nnl-
pc seatlhs hGcolnlMoualions ana nuhsl-
GUS taoieh al,lHtCHily SET win Whlte IN,
en- ahd bedeSked win vases on fpses ana
vsnsr cut hoWeIs' inielspeleSu ain9nB
uhgse MeiS many choiVe Pusnes aqen
WIN run oloMh lyHcs ol NaIl-cOloI' hninS
me walks and exhanng traslance that
omly tne roses OF Jun1 can cAnalS; AZ
,,ukc.nSI Wy STU ,nV sultuuuulUss
ioI'neu plclVlt 9hu ah uccasluu lons
70 be rememoered bcslues everyone
pItsehN was III tull harmony Win me
spllt OF inc salneIlhB, WHICH WIS az
.shued DS ABOUT lVO persons comprlsluS
env taVuvls "na otuceIs o. me ware
SUNDAY scnool tnelr wives husDanas or
ooitiiifr escorts lnoluulhg q nuinnyr OF spe-
ylany hVitHq sues's ano1B Whom was
J9Seph ,, NeHs OF the STAKE presidency;
nv eNehlns was spent VI speeches OF
Weivuu,e 1nu itspoinsv, ~ NpVal al'u ~
suuhenlal music ineluulng plaho' man
uol,h unu gui'dr cruz aelecuOnsi ~ So
oiai converse ana mutha lencllatlOnsi
ahu III phItakihg Oh Ienclous relIesh-
,h nSu" s ,aSSiuusN ~ SHlNea ny INC SUtu.SS
,euy Wachei@ iIie menu comprised
utsh slhWDitrles, zee cream ana cake,
hnn pine apple lenonaoe. Mhle IL WIS
nelhr aiseussed peautlIul sUalns OF music
ient auul!,on charm 10 the OCCASION
edne ratnerlns was ea,iea 10 oluer py
saup. iivi,iie, VINO sLiteu me p purpose oi
sne ISueptioh m t pIoi aiip wen r VOICE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17
MANAGER GRIFFIN RESIGNS.
Business Affairs Prevent Him from Man
aging the Ball Team.

Managing Director c. II. Griffin. Of the
salt Lake baseball team. has rendered
MS resignation 10 take effect Immediately
lin known as Rather GYM"
IN Swing his reason for resleninR. Mr.
Grimm explained the press of business
was 50 great that he simply did not have
the time 90 devote TO baseball matters.
II was with regret that the directors
were informed OF Mr. Grifhn's mentions,
because they realize that he has done a
great deal for the game mere But for
his hard work last winter, Salt Lake
would not be In the Pacific National
league
1t has not been definitely stated that
FRANK Gimun viii succeed MIR. Griffin.
but II Is so understood, and IL is more
IMAM probable that the management Of
lhe teams AFFAIRS Will be turned over to
him
While Mr.. Griffin win not take an ac-
i've part In the clubs affairs. he viii
sun hold stock ana will remain ono Of
the directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17
Vow Pitcher Titus Performs weIl
IN the Box For
Locals.
vAsBMDER WAS HIT HARD.
49,. Now Twlrler Did Not Prove
''T p,,,lluc to the Salt Lake Bat
t,rs-Mads Fifteen Hits
...r NATIONAL LEAGUE.

The second game in the bulie's ,sto i.d@S
l% vas taken by the Locals yes'' r,,S
t"', .,,oo \" by score Of Il to o. po'n
sH'l"Y ,,,,d out new pitchers, ana one OF
teams N rood. For the home team
tl'ln Uni T,ns a very innocent looking
s"n ns man was in the box ana tn9 way
,I vent the Miners guessing was i'''''"
iu s, ~ che fielding behind him been wha'
h,u .,.od the Miners would undoubt-
~ g uI hoen shut out They got tnree runs
ouS soycn innings they got only iive Ut
q. o.. s,nsles These runs and some oil the nus
,.,1A nave been cut Of, go, amor.
shQulo hNnesn't make any great dlltt
bu' an. lunch won. The Ylsltlhs phn
ence Vu h.stpn I'm the hrst TWO innings
efs wiz homo battors jumped ONTO puvr
Nuunndsr and gave him a ltW spVl
,isaors In the way of sWals Ilslll aiu ~ ~
ns straight out. IN the Two HH9lbs ny N.Y.
Nome crowd piled up a lo'oi ol N'''
and 10 runs n.o u,,tte AGGREGATION
WAS. rather poor, WhlIh maui -
rorse for the pitcher a,,,,.o
Tggy Ward tried IN vain 10 confuse
,.i I,ss' Titus, but the latter would have
sounso m h Every chance he saw to say
,Nmething mean, Piggy took aaNahtase o.
XII, rius worked steadily on, ana struck
psgy oil the next time the rat one came
upg,sbnder dld some splendid work az
90, tbs third inning Ten runs came in
,bs 6rst and second, and one more IN the
XIII After that not man reached sec
oS1 base Tho detailed score follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17
Big Auto Race.

tiRmburg, Prussia, June II. The start
IN lne mortor-race for the James Gordon
bennett cup was made punctually al Z
"tSWok ms morning. Jenatzy the winner
on te was followed seven minutes later
by Edge Of England. ana the other COM
pg,itors followed after similar intervals.
ne machine Of Decater OF Germany,
pairing IT, 'V'' ." "
,vt,inH start was witnessed by Emperor
Nrhhm, ana the empress who arrived
seslerday, and by Prince Henry Of Prus-
,a' rTlncess Frederick ana Leopold ana
D nv W imperial representatives who came
10 hamburg this morning.
inc emperor and empress dlsplsved
MN interest IN the contest. talking ant
na,edly with the minister OF the jnterior
ana 'he president Of the race Committee,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17
ATHLETES ARE CHOSEN.
Those Who WIN Represent Yale and
Harvard In London.

Cambridge, Mass. June i6-Thc repre-
sentatiyes Of Harvard and Yale who win
meet the athletes of oxford and Cam
bridge In London. July O have been
chosen, win the exception of those who
VII lcompete IN the quarter mile RIM ana
the hammer throw, The American con-
teslants so far decided upon are as fol-
lows.
,.lQo-yord dash-schlck, Harvard; Torrey,
Yale.
llalf,mile run-Young, Harvard; Par
sons, Yale.
Mile run-Ollcott. Yale; Hin. Yale.
Harvard,
l2O-yard hurdle Bird Harvard: Clapp,
q, tiigh jump Murphy Harvard. Victor.
Broad iump-lIayes, Harvard; Sheffield.
Yale ~ 0'N '"N'N'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17
BEAUTIFUL CASTILLO.
sl.26-Via u. a. h. c., Sunday.
June 10Th.

Good fishing First class hotel Beau
tiful surroundings Fine fishing ground
easily accessible It's worth the money.
Don't miss IT, Leave salt Lake 500 Il.
m. Returning leave Castillo 1852 p. m.
and 1902 p, M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17

What makes the world 60
round in business; almost the
most serious work of man is
business; and business aver
ages rather crooked. There is
no straighter thing in the
world than Schillings Best; at
your grocer's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17
BIKE RACES TONIGHT.
Main Event win be Match Motor.pneed
contest Between ioffmanunl Bowler,

"A match motor-pacc raco between
rtRhk HOFFMAN ana j b. Bowler at the
saucer trac-- this evening, will he Tho main
event Of AN interesting program. They
VIII race for 500 and Manager Heagren
mas placed q time limit of l:iO on them
80 that there will he no loahng.
ne two-mile professional should prove
an interesting number II will nrobahlv
furnish some excitement az there are
twenty riders entered The other events
are; Amateurs one mile handicap race
MOVES entries, one mile consolation han
ut9an professional. half mile open cons0-
latlon amateur,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-17
NOTICE TO
FISHERMEN.

The Rio Grande offers special rate
to fishermen Of $500 10 Forks or Falls
In Provo Canyon, good to leave Salt
Lake 600 p m. Saturday and returning
leave Upper Falls 900 D. m. Sunday,
Take your family and leave them at
Upper Falls: the finest resort i'm Utah