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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-03
Report of the Condition OF the
Raleigh Savings Bank


AT the Close Of Business March 2S. 1904.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. $45O, 1882
Oyerdrafts :. .... 1888
Demand loans ................ 5,74S17
Bends at par ............ IS $4,000
Stocks at par ...... 100000
Banking house and fixtures. -. 1880. 90
Other real estate .............. $4,000
Cash and due from bank. ..... 100 ,097.42
Cash items Observation-Disclosures. 2,SS1.24
Total Observation-Disclosures. $645, 1893 SO
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock observation-disclosures Is, 900. 90
Surplus fund .................. $4,000 90
Accrued int. for deposition. 10000. 90
Undivided profits less expenses $3.50 81
Deposits NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500, 159 p
Total .................. $645, 1913 5S
I, James o. Litchford, Cashier of the
Raleigh Savings Bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true, to the
best of my knowledge and belief
]. o. LITCHFORD.
Cashier.
State of North Carolina-Wake County
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
End day of April, 1904
F. H. BRIGGS,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
JOHN T. PULLEN,
N. W. WEST,
J. F. FERRALL.
7. B. WOMACK,
Directors,
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State of North Carolina.
Insurance DEPARTMENT.

State of North Carolina.
Insurance Department,
Raleigh March 26, 1904
T. James r. Young, Insurance Commissioner,
do hereby certify that the above is true and
correct abstract of the statement of the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Company, of San Francisco,
California filed with this Department, showing
the condition of said Company on the 31st daX
of December. 1908.
Witness my hand and official seal, the day and
date above written.
JAMES r. YOUNG.
Insurance Commissioner.
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a A. L. STOCKS AND BOND!

8. A. L. STOCKS AND BONDS.
BALTIMORE April 1-SeabOlrd Air Line
common, 1901 preferreilo34@l7N
Bonds-fs a.
Atlantic Coast Line common ,07A@lCS; pref
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STATEMENT
Union Central Life Insur-
anCe Company
STATEMENT
OF CINCINNATI. OHIO.

Condition December 31st, 1903, as Shown by
Statement Filed.
Capital; Paid in cash ..............$ 100000
Amount Ledger Assets Dec. 3lst 10 200 ,.c 20
Income Uife)-From Policy hold
s2i1e 81. 81; Total '.......... s,sOi, IS
Disbursements Q.ife)-To Policy
holders, ~, 70s 4S5.6s; Miscellane- -
GUS, 81, 605, 72l20; Total. ....... 4,3l4'2ooe 80
Policies, io6, 245 Amount -. 19l, $50, O5o GO
Life written during year-Number
OF Policies, lG,l79; Amount 800. Z0,5l3, ol6Uo
ASSETS.
Value of Real Estate Cess amount of
encumbrances) ....................S 5O3,90 90
Mortgage Loans Real Estate...... BLOB ,239. AZ
Loans 70 Policy-holders this Com
pany's Policies assigned as col
lateral ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3,434, 4ls.s7
Premium Notes on Policies in force
(ot which S2Sl, 54l.19 is for first
years premiums .,.......:....... 1,4ls,22l.7 70
Value of Stocks and Bonds IT,
s., state, etc) .................. 1O,775.Oo
Cash in Home Office and deposited
in Banks ................... o94,s309l
Interest and Rents due and accrued 1,2i4,50S IS
Premiums unpaid ................... 553, 1913 IL
All other Assets. detailed in state
ment .....,............... l4S,Z5ZZo
Total .$3s, 1872, 479 SO
Less Assets, not admitted ......... 162,l5l.s0
Total admitted Assets .$'S, 63O, 321 rs
LIABILITIES.
Nat Reserve ne COMMITTED SO, 1896, 244 90
Other Reserve and Special Funds. l45,34s w
Net POLICY claims .................- lel,uza w
Premiums paid in advance. ......... JI,o5o %
Other amounts due Policy-hoders.. Zl,OZ4o 4
Commissions due to agents, etc.. l93' loo IL
All t, He,er Liaoiii'ieS a. u - 4e,57227
Total Liabilities as to Policy -
Copital stock ...... 100000 %
Accommodations Credited to Special -
forms of policies ................. 4,oio,z9l'oo
Unassigned Funds (surphs), General 400 90
Surplus I,z'7'oo1'o9
Total Liabilities .... SSs, $50, 327. 7G
BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA IN 1903.
Policies Q.ife) in force December 8lst OF pre-
vious year, Number, $3.50; Amount, $4,4ll,-
911.0o.
Policies Qife) written and revived in 1908,
Number, $50; Amount, $50l,9l3.00.
Policies in force Q4ife), Number, 1881;
Amount losses and Claims Qife) unpaid De-
cember 31st previous year, Number, 3;
Amount, 100000.
Losses and Claims unpaid December 8lst, 1908,
None.
Total amount premiums collected and secured
Gife), s146 030.9S.
President John NJ. Pattison
Secretary, Z. p. Marshall.
Home Office, 353 West Fourth Street, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
General Agent for service C. j. Hunter, Raj
eiah, n. c.
business Manager for North Carolina. C. J.
Hunter, Raleigh, N C..
State Of North Carolina,
Insurance Department,
Raleigh, March 28, 1904
7 James R 3 Young. Insurance Commissioner,
do hereby certify that the above is a true and
correct abstract of the statement of the Union
Central Life Insurance Company, of Cincinnati,
Ohio. filed with this Department, showing the
condition OF said Company the 3lst day OF
December, 1903
Witness my hand and official SEAL the day and
date above written.
JAMES r. YOUNG.
Insurance Commissioner
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State OF North Carolina,
Insurance Department,
nu1-s.l MI. 1904
STATEMENT
Pacific Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company
OF CALIFORNIA.

OF CALIFORNIA.
Condition December 81, 1903, as Shown By
Statement Filed
Capital; Paid in cash ..............$ 500,0D0O0
previous year ................... 4,9s2, 1853. SO
Income Qife)-From Policy-holders,
sol %; Total ................... 2.Oss, 416 OF
Income (Accident)-From Policy
holders, S543, $3.50; Total ........ 543, 578 80
Disbursements OLife) To Policy-hold
ers, S690,14l69; Miscellaneous,
$693, }l656; Total ................ 1883, 45s rs
holders. S5I5 $50. 81; Total ...... SIS, 81
Policies, 2s,5l5; Amount 49,. 46,O93, ss4 90
Accident Business Premiums in
force, Amount NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AIS, COZ 10
Life written during year-Number OF
Policies, II, l8O; Amount ......... 1902, 100 90
year. Amount ................... 7Go, 964 %
ASSETS.
Book Value of Real Estate Cess
amount of encumbranCes) ......S 130, DAG. 81
Mortgage Loans on Real Estate..... 1,215, TAG. %
Loans secured by pledge of Bonds
Stocks other collateral. ..... 257,350. 90
Loans to Polcy-holders on this Com
pany's Policies assigned as col
lateral ................... 241,394 So
Premium Notes on Policies in force. 3l,S517.
Value of Stocks and Bonds CU. s.
state etc.) 1870. o,4of'o'o.oo
Cash in Home Office and deposited in
Banks and Trust Companies. 1902 IS
Interest and Rents due and accrued. s2,0o5.2l
Premiums unpaid .................... $50 1884
Non-Ledger Assets Accident Dept. 175,627.45
All other Assets detailed in statement ASH. Is
Total Sc, 429, 800 os
Less Assets, not admitted ......... 44,547. Is
Total admitted Assets .......... Sc, 385, Az 81
LIABILITIES.
Net Reserve, as computed ....... s., 221 1894. "a
Other Reserve and Special Funds. -. 1884 90
Net Policy claims ................... 41,060. Is
All other Liabilities, Accident Depart
ment ,......................... 275,577. 80
Total Liabilities as to> Policy
holders ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S. 548, 5l1 81
Capital Stock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000. o.
Unassigned Funds (surplus) .......... $4,000. 90
Total Liabilities ................S6 SO, 1885, Az. 90
BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA IN 1903
Policies Qife) in force December 3lst of pre-
vions year, Number, 233; Amount, $2Sl, 1s6.O0.
Policies Uife) written and revived in 1903,
Number, 249; Amount, $277 ,691 90.
Policies (Accident) Premiums written and re-
viyed in 1903, Amount, 81, l26;24.
Policies in force Qife), Number, 959; Amount,
$435 06100
Amount Losses and Claims Q1ife) unpaid De,
cember 31st previous year, None.
Amount Losses and Claims (AccidenD unpaid
December 31st previous year, Amount, None
Losses and Claims Qife), Incurred, -, 0o2 90;
Paid, s., 0S1. 90.
Losses and Claims (Accident), Incurred, $674.55;
Paid S674.55.
Losses and Claims unpaid December S1st, 1908,
$197160.
Total amount premiums collected and secured
Uife) $40, 20
President, George A. Moore.
Secretary, S. NJ. Marks.
Home Office No. sos Montgomery ST., San
Francisco, Cal
General Agent for service, J. j. Rogers, Kin
ston, n. c.
business Manager for North Carolina, j. ].
Rogers, Kinston. n. G.
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State of North Carolina,
County, of Wake, SIS:
I, Walters Durham, Cashier OF the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
WALTERS DURHAM, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
End day of April, 1904.
FRANK p. HAYWOOD,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
CHAS. E. JOHNSON,
JNO. WARD,
CARY j. HUNTER,
c. B. EDWARDS,
Directors.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Commercial and Farmers
Bank

At Raleigh, N c., at the Close of Business,
March 2Sth. 1904.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. ....... 1878, 1918
Overdrafts. secured and unse-
cured ................. 3,oOo.I3
n. G.. State Bonds, per cent and
other Bonds owned. ........ 29,695.06
Banking House, furniture and
fixtures 18,7024S
Other real estate owned ... 1883 81
Demand loans .... 97,482.75
Due from Banks and Bankers. llZ,ooo.44
Checks and other cash items -. 400S.33
Lawful money reserve in bank, viz:
Gold Com ...........' 20 Ioo'oo
Silver Com ..........'. 1'ooo'o0
National Bank Notes
and other U. s. Notes. 34.32S-OO
---S So, 642. 10
rotol $706, 256 SO
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in...'....... $loOooV.oo
Surplus fund ....... ......'....'. 0o'ooo.oo
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paid. ............. 3S,31O.28
Due to Banks and Bankers. lo,957O2
Individual deposits SUBJECT TO
cbec,, ............. 525, $50 SO
cosb;or,s checks outstanding. $4,000
ro+ol $706, 256 80
ctate of North Carolina
County of Wake.
IN s Jerman Cashier of the above
named :, hank ~ do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of
NV knowledge and belief
10y p S. JERMAN, Cashier.
sworn to before me. this
IN ''y . E. B. CROW, Notary Public
Correct-Attest: r1,onAs
JOSHUA B. HILL.
| THOS. H. BRIGGS,
| CAREY ]. HUNTER,
R. B. RANEY.
las. f. SHEPHERD
Directors.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Carolina Trust Company

At Raleigh in the State of
North Carolina,
At the Close of Business March 2S, 1904.
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Condition December ,s31st, 1903, as Shown by
Statement Filed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-23
JEFF WORKING HARD.
Goes After Gymnasium Appliances VI
elsusly and Made Delaney smile.

From Hardin sprlngs.-Jlm Jeffrles
did the best work OF his present season
OF training yesterday, going al the Narl-
Gus appliances M tne ,gSmnasiun VII ~ a
proyingly As the boiermaker Follows
his own not oyer-sWeet VIII Delaney
doesn't often get a chance TO smile, anu
when the opportunity offers ne takes au,
vantage of IT, Therefore the statement
that Delaneys face wrinkled with pleas
IRE Yesterday means something.
\ For several days JEFF was far from
right Nothing seemed to agree win MN
and he moped around thS camp BIpwhii ,ss
like a sick bear Finally Delaney got MN
to go up into the pines ana steep mere
couple of nights The braoing air hNea
him M right and atter iWo IlBnts ny ny
OF doors he came back win an appetlte
that frightened the landlord. IT, was on
tuesday and wednesday that Jen TOOK
The nature cure. Thursday he went hunl'
ing and yesterday afternoon ne TOOK a
years wear and tear out OF the punching
bags, , o,r u,h,oh for
some days resemhed a summer SQUASH
Ia about well. and he II reapy 10 uoh ine
mitts again provided Jen WIN proln'se W
confne his delicate attentions 70 tne Boo9
ear and let the doctor look after the Dad
one. Jack Jeffrles, strange to relate, -
aim alive. and soon there should be a
kaieldoscopic display Of boxing gloves In
The gymnasium every afternoon,
After his indoor work yestefu9y JON
lnduIged in n forty-yard sprint, beating
4 bunch of ice wagons that included Col.
Martin Brady and Dick Adams II was
a had day for the colonel Later ne
coaNed Jeff into a game OF hearts anu
lost eight large American dollars,
The question Of when he VIII Leave here
FOR the hay is not causing Jeffries any
concern. lie Is said to have promised
Manager Coffroth Of the yosemite Glup
~ do ebia 10 DAYS work In San Francisco
or Oakland. but Jeff has said nothing
about il. Evidently he Is going to stay
here until he gets good and ready TO
leave, and from present in9lea'i9hhs d dnee
will be about two days DeloleN tue ua''
set for the big fight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-23
MUNRoE'S PLAN.
Outlines scheme lie Has for Boatln
Champion Jim Jeffrles,

Jack Munroe VINO Is matched to fight Jim
Jenries for the heavyweight champion
snip a san Francisco, has written IN re-
gard TO his plan OF battle when he meets
the big buiicrmaker from Los Angeles
MunrOe Is a man Of very Few WORDS and
seldom breaks into print, The following
letter VIII therefore De Of much interest
to those who follow the boxing game;
~ nave had great many INQUIRIES
from friends as to how / am gong to
ngnt Jeni1cs ana what plans nave IN
mmd to put away the champion Of the
world when we meet the latter part OF
the month. ! viii state frankly how /
Will hght the big Fellow, as 1 40 not be-
lieve IN secret methods.
First OF all, / snail wade into him
from the sound OF the gong l am nol
afraid of his punches, aH / hnyt tested
them before aud believe can put over
the waliops as deadly and herce as his.
| believe can beat Jcffrles, but If 1 lose
/ want TO 80 down ana out IN good
hard light. No sidestepping or rum
nlng away for mine.
clumsy and, to use the expression, have
heard night like an ola woman. NOW,
! don't pretend " be dancing master
like CorDett, and guess l Wouidnt make
hght for the result, | know | can MT
10 hurt and take good punishment when
IL comes my way. Put these Two together
and IL gives reason why 1 am going
10 make JtHIlt6 hNnAlt WIN W h'tA,
"These stories you hear about the thick.
ness OF JenDes skull, his tough skin and
the impossibllty OF hurting INN are rath-
er amusing TO me, Every hghter knows
that any man can be put away II you
reach him In the right spot. ties got
to 70, no matter what his physique 49,
or course, 1 am talking about a puncA
not "A slap. Now, / am not cross.eyed,
don't wear blinkers, and generally Int
what / am looking at. Under these com
ditons / can't see why Jenrles' defeat Is
SO unlikely
Il know I shall be big price In the
betting anu ma, uusnt ~ snow tnat
the pibllc doesn't think ! can Wln,but
il doesn't impress me that way AT All.
John h. went down and out when at g
short price, Corbett followed, and then old
Fitzsiinmons went asleep to The novice
Jeifries. There's some sure dope, Tor YOU
All the champions have gone that way
and Jeffres win do the same thing when
"Now' please don't think ! am conceit-
ed or have spent my time training my
brains 1 knuH 1 Ne, - dhevi doB anu
must make good IN the ring before peO-
pio will believe IN me, but have, gwen
d few reasons why think my chances
are good. 1 have Il right to my own De"
Iipf ANYWAY haven't ~"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-23
TOMMY RYAN'S FUTURE.
Plans for Battles win O'Brlen, Fltz and
Kid Mccoy.

Tommy Ryan. the worlds champion
middleweignt pugilisti will return to the
ring this tall, ana, according To ms pres
ent plans, night the ,nree great Test bat
ties OF his career.
lie Will first meet Jack OBrlen. o.
lirlen has agreed to night him ~ rounds on
the coast some time during the fan or
winter.
Ruby hob Flt2simmons will be his
next opponent Ryan viii challenge Fttz
To fight him at the middlewolght limit for
any number OF rounds II ritzsimmons
cannot make the weight Ryan will take
HIM on at eaten weigntss
The third battle planned by Ryan Ia
with Kid Mccoy The entire pugilistc
world knows that there Is no love lost
between Ryan and Mccoy Ryan hates
Mccoy This Ryan intends to make the
last ana most sensational mill OF his
life.
These three battles If arranged, as
Ryan has planned, viii end the cnam-
piOns ring career. lie means to re.cntor
the ring, startle the world by his neW
hold on life, flash for one season more
as the greatest mlddlcwoight in the HIS
tory OF the ring and then retire forever
TO his beautlml fruit tarm near ST. Jo-
seph, Mo, ana spend the remainder OF
his days as PLAN Missouri farmer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-23
SOLDIERS SHOOTING CONTEST
Result OF First Days Firing Puts Infan
try In tho Lead.

For Riley Kan, Aug. 22.-Tho first
days firing IN the team contest OF the
national match was completed at. $3.50
y, m. today with the army infantry team
In the lead The day was ideal I'm every
respect TIM heavy shower OF the pre-
cedng day cleared the atmosphere, and a
low wind made II remarkably cool Firing
commenced at 7;4j, with New York credit
ed with firing first, Todays program
firing at four ranges was the longest of
the match 10 shooting was only discon-
unued at noon long enough for all to be
served with a light lunch, which was
served at the Hiring points Major Cen
oral John &. Bates, commanding the
northern division, who arrived this after
noon, went directly TO the range and re-
manned untl the firing was complete, lie
visited every team and inspected their
scores.
The shooting today was at 200 and GD
yards slow FIRE, and 200 and 800 yards
rapid fire. The following Is the standing
Of the teams representing the different
states. with their scores Of possible . 400.
Army infantry team, 1881; District Of Coz
lumbia, ,l,g5l: New York, 1896 marine
corps, 1924; navy, 1901; New Jersey, ,S95
army cavalry team, / $50; Pennsylvania,
1879, Massachusetts 1865; Rhode Island
lSiG, Washington l77j. Connecticut, ia: .
Georgia, l7Gi Iowa, l162 Maryland, l,7j6;
Florida, l122' Michigan, 1874; Kansas, L.
5l6 Alabama, LIS,
TOmorrow's firing will be at SEQ and
100 yards, slow fire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-23
TEA
The greatest tea-drinkers
are full.bottom Dutchmen.
There isn't much nervous
prostration in Holland.

ing preparations for his go with Thomp-
son. Mccarthy Is AZ Boulder Springs
Nelson chatted pleasantly yesterday
about his coming fght with Herrera.
He says he does not like to predict
what he will do but Nhinks he VIII be
able to dispose of the Mexican IN Is
rounds. Manager Murphy said; we
are going to beat Herrera at his oNu
game. We will crouch when ne does
and meet him when he comes. Nelson
knows enough about him to keep ava,
from the punch. 1t will not be a case
Of either Broad or Yanger Nelson VIII
not ignore the punch ana 30 IN and take
chances.
Nelson has punch in either hand
He knocked out both Candle ana Han
Ion with his left, and that shows there
Is punch In IT, lie can stand more
punishment than Herrera and Is cer-
tainly as clever VI not a great deal
more so. ] do not want 10 say too
much and talk as II were boasting
but you can remember thta We came
here TO win this tight We have an old
grudgc to settle. That was when Her
rera Knocked out Sddic Santry after
Santry had him whipped | managed
Santry and If one OF my boys Is
whipped, the Victor has to DO the trick
for the entire stable"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-23
NELSON AND HERRERA.
lh'le Fighters In Butte and Both Are
Down TO Training.

Training quarters for Battling" Mel
sph and Aurelio Herrera have been es-
mu,lilshed and both little fellows have
settled down to hard work for their
GTitest before the Montana Athletic
Euo az the new arena on La
~ Day says the Butte Miner
herrera began work yesterday morn
tus Tie Is training at present at
hague place on the flats, and was on
is nc road early In the morning. Train
ms, with him is Maurice Thompson, who
nmu meet Sid Lofontise IN a prelmi-
~" o'{ 20 Tho McCarthy-Lafontlse fight
vi Labor day night.
Me'son lett last night with his man.
sSSsL Teddy Murphy, for Gregson
SSpprrhss where the training will be
I sr Nelson In anxious to get away
uun the smoke and the eyes OF the Gu
i,Vusi Another thing that caused him
i've soiect Gregson Springs as his train-
ia quarters was the fact that Nose
N.q SD Lafontise are training there.
vis3h wants good sparring partners
iF' rru ne thinks he will lind them In the
inshGhmen, Nose Lafontise is get
VIE mo shape for his N-round battle
In Jerry Mccarthy on the night OF
-'"OOr day and Sid Lafontlse Is maxi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-23
THE STOLEN HORSE.
An Old Proverb With a New Appllca.
ton.

me woods are full OF "so-called,'
remedies for Badness.
r, nol may call anything In creation a
,snedy, but to use them Is like locking
Wv Slaplesafter the horse Is stolen.
Da'dness and Dandrun are caused
serm-if you don't kin the germ
u'e germ win kin the hair.
scientists have labored with the nroh !.
ZEN OF preventative Tor Badness for
many years. ''S 'o'
Neworo's Herplclde Is the product OF
az nlouefn idea, and will cure Dandruff
ca nu prevent Badness because germs
NI u exist when YOU apply HerpicIde.
snd ple'de Is valuable hair dressing
Tor Dandruff. 0''e
II, oou oy leading druggists. send' iOc.
w. Stamps for sample TO The Herplclde
~ Detroit, Mich. z. c. M, DRUG
No Special Agents. II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-23

short coursc-Royclle won I.lbrotto see
Ond Cock Robin third Time-lll
Third race, six furlougs-St, Bclaue
won, Councilman second, CigarIlghtcr
third. Time-ill5
Fourth race mile the Amsterlam-De
Reske won. BobadIl second Gay Boy
third. Time-l i2
Firth race i've and half furlongs--
Dazzle won, Raiment second, Linda Lee
third. Time-l 800 2-5, Princess Eriss I'm.
ished third, but was disqualified for foul
ing
Sixth race, mile and Quartor--Con-
Killing won, Garnsh second, Tuutaluscup
third. TIme--2.ll 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-23
BIKE RACES THIS EVENING.
Good Program Arranged but the Wealth.
or Looks THREATENING

II rain does not Interfere there will
be some good races at the saucer trac.,
this evening, but az this writing the out
look Is not altogether encouraging The
feature Of the program viii be the great
match race between Badly Staver and
o, Il. Emery They will ride three half
mile heats, and the man getting two Of
them will be declared the winner. The
program is as follows:
mile In leo, motor pacod-llardy
Downing
Three mile open lap Professional.
Five mile open lap. fandcm-Amateur.
One-half mile open-Amatcur
Onc-half mile match sprint race o. f.
Emery VS. Badly Stayor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-23

isas 10 I favorito. Il Is believed he WIN
have hard time IN putting Munroe
away. Tho latter will very 'll,ely last
ten or twelve rounds, n no, the llinit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-23
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Seattle Aug 22,--Seattle outplayed Oak
land at every point In the final game Of
the series with Oakland. Oakland could
and was shut out Devereaux's third base
play was the feature of the game, Score;
H. II. Il
Seattle go. "., - .,., ..u,..S
oahdiu '''''''''''''''s, A" ,.','.,O 0
Batteries Hughes and Wilson; Buchan-
en- ana Byrnes, Umpire Brown.
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Boston, Aug. 22,--Boston worked up into
second place by shutting out ST. Louis
twice tOday. Both contests were won By
hard tmely hitting aud effective pitch
ing. Boston also Yielded In championship
fashion. Wallace played brilliantly for
81, Louis Attendance, lI,7V0. Score:
First game r. II. Il
bubloH .''''s ''''s'ss ,s's sssssss'''o 10
81. Louis .o,, su.,,. ,.., .,.,,,,O 5
Battcries-Young and Crigeri Glade and
Sugdcn.
Second game II. II, Il
Boston .''','.,,.n. =, .,..',,,J o
d. LOUIS '''''s's','' '''''''''t.V
Batterles-Gibson and Farrelli Howell
ana OCOnnor.
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penny" GOSSIP.

The first game between Salt Lake and
Butte is scheduled for this afternoon at