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Here and There.

Minister witts has reached 81.
petsrsburg and was surprised q the
cordial reception rendered him. He
w. expecting . bomb" reception.
James J. Hill. 10 such thorough
railroad man that he can't think
abost canal without experiencing a
feeling Of contempt.
Senator Platt wants It understood
that tho only authoritative report Of
his retirement from politics will be
furnished by the undertaken.
Mayor MoOlellan's chances for 70.
election in New York seem to be very
bright In spite of the fsot that DR..
Psrkburst 10 supporting him.
Gov. Cummins Of Iowa and Senator
Foraksr Of Ohio. continue to con.
tribute oonnrmatory evidence in sup
port Of the theory that the tariff IL q
local issue.
Having heard what . young mar
with bogus check did to New Yorl
banker, II IL mot surprising that Gas
sie Chadwick should feel . feverisf
desire 10 be ses FREQ again In thh
world Of glorious opportunities.
Meanw hile Norway having obtained
her divorce from the Kingdom o.
Sweden, 10 face 30 face with th'
question ~ to har future status
Thers ID . ane opening for some far
seeing statesmAnship.
Mrs.. Chadwick 10 again on trial
which shows that It 10 easer to get th
monsy from policy holders than frou
-I4oasNha 11p Slpss; -.
country. And most Of them haven
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This Date in History.

Ibis OAte IN AlbtOIys
i8E-Louis ". Emperor Of Ger
many. killed BY falling from bis
horse.
i4ss-Uolumbps caught sight Of the
Bahamas.
1sf3---Kemains Of Mary Queen Of
scots removed 70 Henry v1II's chapel.
17os-Battls OF Virgo.
17se-beginning Of great storm
on the Gangss. in which 800. 900 lives
were lost.
177s-Naval engagement between
British and Americans on Lake Cham
plain.
179l-Bauk Of Providence. first
bank In Rhode Island began to dis
count.
1so4-Indiana proposed Alteratio a
Of the government Of the territory.
1sOS-John Page. governor Of Vir-
ginis. died.
1s4s-Great hurricane in Havana.
ls54--Zinc works Of Bethlehem.
Pa began operations.
1S84-New parliament buildings In
! Quebec wrecked by dynamite.
| 1894 - Japanese attacked Chiuese
and captured Win.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-11

for sale BY all dealers.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-11

COLLARS
For Men and Ladies. The best for ESQ COL
lars ever made. Also big line of Ladiss' collars.
ART DEPARTMENT
Now 10 the time to start Your Christmas
Browns" ""Odd Feliows, y" "Rlks. !" "Masons," s,""K
of p" NJ. W. A." etc. f8EH
Pillow rufling, pillow laoss. edging, etc.
Como in and let ~ show you all these nsw,
pretty articles.
Richardson's Embroidery Silks-sll oolors
and kinds. SifCS Girlf NN
The daily tribune., 1905-10-11
Bowling Contest.

Bowling Contest.
The forty day bowling contest now
on 1t the Florence alleys with haudi-
caps ~ indicated. stands today - fol-
lows:
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Adveytis,d Letters. !.

Following II . list Of iettsrs rs-
waining uncalled for 81 the postofdce
It yloisnoe. daring the week ending
OCT. IL.
Boylan A B
TYsxsa stixiAno
Kent aasmena Miss
Kerr George
Mien " B
Meadows Chas
O'Conpar Mary Mrs. NV
Parish vR
Phillips Lara Miss
Thomas Liszis iEin
Taylor Howard
Tanner J " and Clin
Walton Henry q
Parties csllipg for same will say
advertised, - and pay ono cent.
". n. DAVIE. r. y.
INVOICING - The Ramsay. No
Guire Mercantile company il invoic-
ing it, stock preparatory 70 moving
into the new store room. q
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And most of them haven.
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Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!

We exclusive agents for the best makes the
kst RaIston's for men. 1850 and ~ Robsrts johnson.
Rand, $3.50 to $50; Ladies. Krppsndor Detman $3.50
g. $780, Childrens District 76" o. e25 3l7b $2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
ABOUT RUDE WADDELL.
Some Say the Peculiar Pitcher ca
From BOrnco-It IL Doubted.

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.t ~ ,.,,,, fri,,,, a ,',,,,o INA
uHi t," ,,,o , ,,m no di.mlotnd Nor ~
a ,V t.ro,Ipd fo,, ontortoiN,n,, sus-
a. Uni MI ANN i a ~ G.
p,',,. oo,i ,nc,ti'yo5 a bi n,ti,,c INN H.
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G"'H''i ~, IN n '.,t,,, ,,-r AMI tit,'
"hv,Nm ~ . " a" va N'''-' p''N0 anu '''N
W WINK '0 Nnto,,irsd his 90, nv throwing
~ ,HrI"t ,,Iti,,,,',U.,y MI v,n
h4uluS llIuub" Ml."oM pau, 30 ! 10 Us Mua
M!vu ~ Mas W. g'u'iiN, ~ w., ~ S', n
mn lo'Hus HiuI, N''u o., ., tL
XIV voS ~, '"i'g SoUtn ,"7 i"'u'' PIN
MN 10 tlc tVu"'S i',l, n''V tor w.,
mru w i,,n "l ,,S u'S rhggi 40 ",h H.
ulluNa ~ ~, "N'un 'o' . O." -, ,'u, Ni w., Nv,
HIsI naH lut lN"b man lW'rm w VI,
yup auu toph an rasy poaiN'ot VII d
lhus'uIN nItahub t1Cha o,l I'a tto"tu"''
lhViS WASH ! hluC om VIZ iu' y" IN, 10 ~
IlaIl rum aUu NJ , umy ~ shI luu 'oi,
l9"lus inoIHI,b WY iIumu Wy PuHH 4u
the Nlhuluil' wy (uiu p'nn'yl mu9 "s,tlVue
tRe Ioul Oh the nols4 yl ilb vnu.Vu Nl'llt
the nay rake was ulsVoFcIcu III INC o"'
oln' $780,. ....,
, a snort uigo laxI RUM appcgttu uI,
itroadWaE' New lurh, WhCtc gus alll
Max rogers saw MN nI7I anu llle nSAt
day they sung LOi my hisl uhc lhal
ihrllilng sons " men Reuben ZONES 10
LoWlI hCp A. "t sonb NI,a 6 : sU S
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TENNIS ASSOCIATION.
Meeting OF Executive Committee sam
uel Newhouse Elected President.

Al the kenyon hotel yesterday after.
noon there was meeting OF the cNccu-
tive committee ot the mtormountaln
Lawn Tennis association at winch sam.
ucl Ncwhousc accepted the position Of
president of the Organization, to which Of
flee he had been elected
There are now scyCu clubs I'm tho az.
ISOLATION, the last "a be admitted being
the Rowland Hail club. Under the sane
ton OF the National association the sport
I'm the west will be controlled I'M Salt
Lake. which means that the big tourna-
ments OF the west viii be held In this
city.
Tho FIRST tournament Is scheduled 10 be-
gin Aug, T. and entries from all the
leading western cities are expected.
Trophies TO the value OF 81 600 will be Of
fered and the sport Is TO be doomed for
all Il Is worth. Among the business firms
that have offered prizes are the follow.
ing. Western Sporting Goods q Arms
company, Salt Lake Hardware company,
Utah Lumber company. Pacific Lumber
company, King Hardware company, Smith
Drug company, Carthey- Dumbeck COM
many and Kenyon hotel
Those who attended yesterday after
Moons meet wero Miss williams Coun-
try club Mcpherson, Boyd, b Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
DROWN INELIGIBLE,
Varsity Runner Declared from Meet ut
Provo,

The active and rapid growth of athletics
IN American colleges has cruutCd class
Of men known as Athletic tramps,
which the college faculties have recently
adopted stringent rules to keep out OF
then schools The athletic tramp regis
tcrs In football on track season, and gets
so a week for sweeping uut he gymna
SUM from the enthusiastic athletic man
University Of TITAN hasn't yet been ar
guard against its coming the faculty has
decided TO put In force q strict study
qualification rule. II provides that man
60 compete I'm university athletics must
be carrying "a least 10 units OF college
work In good standing. The application
Of the rule has created an important va
Cancy an the track squad by dropping ou'
few speedy men, who were behind m
their studies The most harrasslug attack
came yesterday when II was announced
that George Brown must leave the squad
on account of deficiencies In his scholar
ship, Brown was dropped from q three
hour course for five uucNcuacd ahScnc ~
which lot him carrying less than the
required number
his loss VIII be kccnly felt by the squad
ms he was one of the best runners IN
the team, md that department Is sCantily
provided with good men. The policy OF
the faculty. however Is not objected ~,
as it is known that I'M the long run II VIII
protect the track team from members who
haven't a full right 10 De- on II. ard there
fore maintain the sport on q purely anna
tcur and hcalthtul basis,
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ON THE RACE TRACK,
Played at t2 TO I, Follow Me Proved n
Repeater and Wod.

san Francisco, April 2I--Although play
ed at y to L. Follow Ne proved ~ be a re-
uoator aud won the second race, which
was highly exciting The start In this
race was I'm front of the grandStand,
and the raccgoers witnessed another ac-
Cidont when Chestnut stumbled and threw
Jockey Smith, Edgosliffc was the choice
ana he outgamed tutilNOu for tho place
In the last 100 yards, I'm tho opening event
Dangerous Girl showed marked improve
meut ana at odds Of l3 tu ] gave evidence
of considerable speed. beating cut Mid
mont and Rcy del Mundo The second
race was marrod by Jackful, one of the
favoritcs taking a tumble just after the
barrier was released. Jockey f. sullivan
sCHpcd without injury aud the horse ran
around the track ridcrloss weather,
clear track. fast summary,
First race. four furluugs- Dangerous
Girl won, Midmunt second, Rcy Del Mum
do third, Time i9A,
Second race, seven turluuEs- Laura +.
NJ. won. Warte Nioht second. Ili Caul Cap
third Tlmc-l:2f4.
Third race. mile and "a siXtocnth-Flaunt
won, Possart second Taunhauscr third,
Tmc-l.F.
Fourth race. one Follow Me won,
Edgocliffc second, CoulIln third, Time
lAlL.
Firth race. one milc-Rcdmont won,
Hmdoo Princess second, Circus third.
sixth race. one milc-Lucrcc won,
Ralph Young second, Forest King third,
Time-l,N,
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VOL. 3 OF THE HIS
TORY OF THE CHURCH

Now In press, volume III OF the His.
tory OF the Church." by the Church
Historian. with introduction and notes
by II, II, Roberts, Have you obtained
Vols. / and III II not 40 so at once.
No ASSOCIATION, quorum, Sunday school
or private library complete without IL.
Cloth EMBOSSED per yol.;;.;.,."1i.5o
Half Morocco, Gilt Top, per Vol =. $50
Full Morocco, Full Gilt, per Vol, 400
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UNION MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Tho name and Location Of tho Company
Union Mutual H.ifo Insurance Com

Tho Numc aud Location Of tho Company,
Union Mutual H.ifD Insurance Com.
pauy Portland, Maine,
Name of President Fred r. Richards,
Name of Secretary, j. Frank Lang.
The amount u It's assets Is ..Nl ,O69, $40 IS
The amount Of it's Liabilities
Oucudug oapitdh Is ,.,,.,,,, 10, 436, 200, %
The amount Of It's income dur
ing the preceding calendar
year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, l,bNpNiO 81
Tho amount Of its eXpcudl-
lures during the preceding
calendar year .-,.,'.,,,...,'. 1,sS2iO2,6i
The amount Of losses paid
during the preceding calendar
year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1900. %
The amount of risks written
during the year ...,..,...... a2l2753, %
Tho amount of risks iu force
at the end NJ the year ,.... N.5gS SI ~
state of Utah, OftiCc OF the Secretary Of
state. 81,
I. Charles TiuCcy, Secretary Of State
Of the state Of Utah. do hereby certify
that tho above named insurance company
has ucd in my office a detailed statement
NJ It's condition, from which the foregoing
statement has been prepared, and that
the said company has I'm all other respects
complied with the laws OF the State relat-
ing to Insurance.
I'm testimony whereof, I have horeunto
set my hand ana affixed the great seal
~ tho State NJ Utah this 3rd day Of
February a, -. 1895.
lscaU c. s TINGEY,
Secretary Of State,
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Indians and Babies Turn Tables
On the Reillyites and
HOLSTERS.
BOTH TEAMS WERE DEFEATED.
Redskins Pounded Thomas for Nine
Hits, Netting s Runs--Babies Ham.
meres CastletOu for Fourteen,
now THEY STAND.

The Utah teams met with a rcyer4c yes
terday afternoon, ana there Is p different
story TO tell today
salt Lake lost to Spokane, 9 to A. and
ogden lost to Boise, to 4. What VIII 1t
be today?
The game at Spokane was watched by
about 800 fans, who tried yainly to keep
warm. The Indians Wronched victory
from the Reillyltes IN the last half OF the
ninth when there did not soon "A ghost
OF a show for them to win, But they man
aged TO bunch hits on Thomas and soon
turned the tide Of battle and warmed up
the freezing fans. Five hits in bunch,
followed by en- error by Dclmas, caused
the Salt LakeTs' undoing. This combina-
ton netted four runs and won the game.
Up to this inning, Thomas had every
thing his own way
The Indians made a miserable showing
al bat up 10 this inning when they woke
up and began to do things. No one eN.
pected such a pyrotcChnical display and
the spectators went wild with Joy The
detailed score follows;
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RUFF Turner is called The crack COLI
orod lightweight can have a battle with
Battling Nelson providing he agrees TO
his terms, which are NOT unrcasundnlc.
Nelson had his mind set on hghtug Britt
but the latter ! have nothing 10 do
with him until Dee has disposed of White
though the pride Of iDgew,SCn has uitcr-
ed James tempting Inducements. B'ing
anxious to light somebody. Nelson aBltei
TO box Turner and he made the following
statement TO the sporting editor OF the
san Francisco Bull-n the other day
For several VEGAS ! have read mo-
tlrcs IN the different dlillus whore one
Rufc Turner has been seeking au engage.
mcut with me. Now in the first place,
wish to state that am not anxious Tor
match with any coloIcd man not because
/ have any fear of hlS greatness, for
have seen him perform and ! have not
considered him Sd riuusly For several
weeks my manager has received commu'
nicltious from inherent clubs anxious To
make a match between lurl,r qua my
self aud he paid 40 81 .Hntlun 90 them for
the reason mat he dld unt mink mat we
would draw q house large enough lu COM
pcuSBtc me FOR my work | ptrl'lI'u 20
meet 10, Cans, the champion l,shiW'lEhl
Of the world. The latter MATS been Of
forcd worry tempting Undue SCENTS by tine
local clubs but joe has uVJd,d the lssu.
hy declining tp EJECT me Now hul'
Turner aud his friends have repeatedly
stated that ne could get amy amount NJ
would meet me at any weight from rs
pounds up. SO ! hope now mat they will
keen their word. I win agree to nee.
the Stockton Terror ut JED pounds at %
O'Clock on tho day Of tine battle. providing
that one VI the clubs will Oftur suitable
Inducements aud his friends make "a side
bet Of 5000, | am making this match
against the wishes Of my friends. VINO uu
not want to see mo fight Turner as hr rs
"A colurcd man, but ! wish the public tu
know that Battling Nelson viii not back
down or show any symptoms of coward
Ice from any lightweight that lives, white
or black Jimmy Britt and others all
over the country have repeatedly refuse ]
to meet Turner, using tho color lime Hs
the barrier. / hope Turner and his friends
viii toe the scratch and put up their com
Ike good sports. n they do We won't ho
long I'm signing the articles of agreement
Cams or Turner win be- the only culurnd
men that ! viii do business with from
now ON.
81 will post tho money with your paper
today and hope that win get some
action for II this time. White uud Britt
hid their turns Of hlulhng and I had To-
draw my money down. hope when
Jimmy Britt gets through with White
that he will keep his word and meet me.
as / am anxious to give him what he
really dcsorycs-a good, sound beating
but as | have often said before, he Is
not gamc enough to oulor the ring with
mo again. AZ he now realizes better than
ever that ! am his master
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
THE MATINEE RACES.
First Event WIN Take Plnee on May 20
Entries Now IN,

Members Of the Salt Lake Driving club
held meeting yesterday afternoon and
decided 10 hold the hrst matinee ON May
~ Practically all the best horses Of the
city have been entered iur the events
Tho entries received today are as follows:
/, II. curtis entered Pear, f., II. Thomp-
SON. Osmount, Amarca ana Joe McGrcEoli
James Ellcrbcck, Mack, Dr }. Ca.son.
I'D Cunroy; Tom Mccoy cold Storage
and jon: f. Ferguson. Miss Wilkes; \.
J. shores The Wave, a Pcndlcton, Kan
CARGO, Ezra Thompson, Robert +; j. T.
Richards, Doctor Frassc, James Dcylnc,
Marshall Murat Dr G, T. Surhl Black
Shaw, A, }. Edwards Ntokl COLT PAU
Hammer Jr. Laura spur G., j; crab.
tree Bananas, j. j, Norman, Cdl John
Uuboi Teddy; W. $. Jones, American
Fleet.
Tho owners viii race their horses In the
classes tu be decided upon by commit
tee composed OF j. $ Brausford, n. NJ.
Hamilton and 4. r. Egau The meet will
be free 10 everybody Prizes offered 81
far arc a rubber tired cart "A $50 harness
and another cart, Moro are coming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
OGDEN
SUMMARY.

Earned Runs-Bose, 3; Ogdon, I. Struck
Out-By McFarlau, 6; Castlcton, s. Bases
ON Balls-Off McFarlan O.; on Castleton.
! Three-baso Hits--Clynos Mcintyre.
Two-base ilts-lIammond, Irby, Schlus,
Mcintyre, Sacrifice Hlt-McFarlan, Stolen
Schllls to Kellackey; Hansen to Kel-
lackey, Left on Bascs-Bose, 70; ogden,
Z. Hit by Pitched Ball-Hanscn, Clynes,
kellackey McFarlan. wild PtChes-Mc-
Farlan Time Of Gamo-lAj, Umpire-Set-
ley. Attcndance--j00
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BABIES DEFEAT LoBsTERs.

After two men were out In the eighth.
Mcintyre Of tbs Boise team, brought In
two runs This WAS tho feature OF the
game, with the exception Of the Babies
batting. Fourteen times they found Cas-
tletons delivery and cloutcd the sphcr-
bit wild at times, but for all that he
pitched a good game. Ogden made nine
hits, Boise made five errors to Ogden's
one, but as the Babies won the game, the
errors did not matter much, The detailed
score follows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
HAGERMAN PASS

IL one of the browning glories Of the
Rocky Mountains. The Colorado Md
land Railway has issued a magnificent
steel engraving twenty-six by forty
inches, showing view OF
this pass. II Ia suitable for framing,
and win be sent to any address on re-
ceipt Of 10 cents In stamps White C.
H. Speers, G. p A., Denver. or L, II.
Harding, Gen, Agt., Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
SIOUX CITY, II; 81 JOSEPH, 4.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Seattle wash, April 27--A heavy rain
delayed the game for half hour this al
tornOon and Los Angeles found IT difficult
to play effective ban ON muddy grounds
The visiting team became ratified I'm tho
first inning and four stolen bags and two
errors by Egan let Seattle I'm for three
runs, Two more were added In the third
Skel Roach, pitching for the locals, allow.
ing hits that counted,
Score, r. II, H.
Los Angeles ",,'',, '",,,".,,,3
seattle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Battcrics-Goodwin and Eager Roach
and Eastwood.
Ompirc-Dayis,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
SCHOOL WORK EXHIBIT.
Students Of Washington School Will
Display Handiwork Saturday

Saturday morning at the Washington
school there viii be ON exhibit a par
ticularly hnc collection Of school work,
which the public IN general and school
teachers iu particular arc invited to
call and inspect. The school may be
reached on the Center street car
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
PHILLIEs SHUT OUT.

New York April 21-lu a pitchers bat
tie, with the honors slightly In favor
league team again defeated Philadelphia
today After the first inning, when two
hits were made Of Gufhths delivery, he
pitched a clever game, Attendance, 1900.
Score: n. II. Il.
New York ..,,,,,u,,,.,,,,.n,,.,,l !
Philadelphia ,...,.,.,... ..,..,,..,,"O .
Battcros-Grlfnth and Kleinow. Plank
and Powers.
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CONFERENCE
PAMPHLET
10th Annual Conference.

Fun and complete proceedings Of the
Soventy-fourth Annual Conference Of
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
day Saints, held In the Tabernacle, salt
Lake city April 6, z, and O.
This was the most interesting Con
ference held In many years. An cX-
cellent work to send 10 missionaries
and friends abroad. Send orders early,
as edition Is limited.
Postpaid to any part ot the world
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main ST.,
Salt Lake city.
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CHICAGO LANDS GAME.

St. Louis, April 1.-Two runs In the
thirteenth, one by Holmes and the last
by Davis, won the game for Chicago 10.
day The local American leaguers were
very unfortunate Attendance, A2)O.
Score: II, II r.
81, Louis ,,..,'''.','''''''''''
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, II /
Batteries Glade and Sugdon; Smith
and Mcfarland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
SPOKANE.
'Two out when winning run was made,
"'Swain batted for Nehring in ninth.
SUMMARY.
Raymond,

Three-base liits--Tozer, Raymond,
Martinke. Two-base Hit-Egan Sacrificed
Hlts-Lewis, Lcahy stolen Bascs-O'-
Brlen. Struck Out-By Thomas, o. by Me
lnnis 4. Bases on Balls-Oh Thomas, /;
off MuInnis, J. Left on Bascs-Salt Lake,
3; Spokane, l. Double ays-Egan to
Nehring, Mclnnls TO Raymond to Nch-
ring. Hit by Pitched Balls Mclnnis, 2
Wild Pltch-Thomas !. Time Of Game
1876, Umprc-McCrca,
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DIES MONIES, 4; DENVER, 1

Denver, April 27-Supcriority both at
the bat and in the field was displayed by
Dos Moincs today, The visitors secret
i've clean hits In the tenth inning.
Score; h, II. Il.
Denver ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, .
Dcs MOlncs ,.,.,.,,,,,,,.,,,.,.j 0
Batteries oolendorf and Lyons; Nor
risOn and Towne,
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OGDEN 81 RETURN, 500
Via d. g. r. G., Sunday, April 30th

Grand outing under the auspices of
the oak Leaf Athletic Association Spe-
cial train leaves salt Lake $3.50 "a. M,
returning leaves Ogden 10000 p. m.
Baseball game at Ogden I'm the after
noon,
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EXCURSION
To Burnley, Idaho,

VIA Oregon Short Line, April So ono
fare for the round trip. Tickets good
for return until May 10. See agents for
particulars regarding sale Of lots, etc.
city ticket Office 20l Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28

Malachy Hogan Of the chicago Record
Herald has the following 10 say mcnt
the Schrcok- Garduor contest, George
GARDENERS defeat by Mike Schreck at SAT-
Lake city Monday night must have been
a hig disappointment To- The former light
heavyweight champion. Srhrcck has ucv-
or been accounted more than god sec.
ond rator. From what ! have heard of
the contest he showed little Improvement
I'm his fight with Gardner
Tho battle showed tndt the man VINO
conquered Jack Root and gave Bob F1tz-
simmons a hard ighl has gone hupcl's'ly
back. he mas absorbed ton much puulsh-
mcut I'm the ring and Us too weak phvsl-
Cully 10 undertake tVcuN-Iound bouts.
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lFRIsCO BEAT OAKLANn.

San Francisco, April 2L-The locals Sc
cured a grip on tOday's game In the Sec
ond inning when a couple Of hits against
Moskiman produced three runs, Henley
was SO effective that Oakland was
blanked until their last turn at bat when
a pair Of hits saved a shutout.
Score. II. II, Il.
san francisco '"'.t,,''t''''''."''l = D
OahIaHu ''''''''''''''y''''''
Batteries Henley and Wilson; Mosk-
man and Byrnes
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TEA

We are an extravaganza
people; not with tea; yes,
we are,
Your grocer return, yom money II you don't lib,
SlhlhnES lest
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Lieutenant Haskell Fort Douglas; Mr.
Raymond East Side: Mr.. Gibson Third
Street, Rodney Badger Miller club.