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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
55IyJlyj,Yl,'T]Hlt[lE E, i, E,
(special 10 Tic Times Dispatch.

lsWYTHEvIII4E, "a, 81 Jan. II - the
case of$tlie Comm otlwGnlth Ys.. y (. 9. Brady
.for illegal Il selling liquors In IA ytheyillo,
after the instructions were III glyer th li
morning, the counsel for Brad Y n and the
Commonwealth, consented to q ve r Sil LOT
$50 without any risonment and 5at ne
other cases were continued unit the Cou W.
OF u Appeals could pass upon Il the "a TIES
lions involved dn8 this case. /. c. Brad 81,
who Is one OF the firm OF ]. :. Brady
and Son. liquor dealers, in 81 istol, and
who resides in this p ace, has aken Or ":
iders here from part ST. And sent them
onto his house III Bristol and the goods
were shipped i5 llare II and deliyered. $% The
Involved IS was the sale 3consur..-
mated IN ytheyllle or Bristo Neg On this
point the case seems i 10 I hinge b and 7 he
court s. instruction tended toy hold that
tho sale was Ia yythevllle )3sj
S58 Mr.. and Mrs. i; g, q 1rlnkle have re-
turned from "a visit to- Chattanooga
Mrs, Lizzie Pearson left Monday to
spend The winter with relatives in New
Orleans. "A 81 ~
Miss Maggie Ribble has returned from
Eastern, Va, where ahe 4 8 pent the holi--
days Si$s 4 is;S SIEs
G on M day evening efore Y her }depar-
gtllre for Canada, llss Lena De Van en-
tertnined her young friends with 81 fare re-
well party N t5 I s.
~ Mr. Joseph il. Kent, after pending some
time with his mo her. Mrs. ". 4 F. Il Kent,
left this@week for Clar ksb,rg, Ya.siii$55
II Miss Florlde / Harding, OF Northumber-
land, who has been al pupil at the W. the
Vile Seminary, has returned to her home.
Miss Rose 4 Williams lie It to-day forg q
visit to N ashyille +, Isl
"a Mrs, WE Sumner, OF West Virginia.
who has been$the guest Of her IA ther,
Rev. d. i. Kahle, has returned to- her
home. } n s#
II Miss Nellie sayers entertained a NUM-
Der. Of friends Il formally at bridgs whist
Saturday evening 3g,3
Mr.. Dayton w ggin has returned to the
Baltimore A1edi cal 4 College, 4 a tier spends
Ing the holidays with his aunt, Il Mrs.
James IS. Ward. Az 70
Especial; to The Tlmes-D ispatch.)
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College Faculty was given by Prof. S


G, Mitchell.
1t is rumored that there arc. several
applicants for the postoftlce of. West
Point. among them one colored man. The
mails at this office have Increased very
materially, In 1901 the receipts were
Sa,G97,o5, which Is the best showing Of
the office. III, McCnrdy, auditor POST
Office Department, Washington. y. G.,
compliments Postmaster Iiansford An
derson for tho neat and accurate manner
In which his quarterly reports are sent
INTO the Department He finds them In
varably and absolutely correct. A num-
Der OF now lock boxes have been put in
the postoilice,
The Daughters OF tho Confederacy will
hold q reception in the home of Mrs.
r. j. Palmer, In honor of Lees BIRTH
day January l6 The John Il, Cooke
Camp, C ", is expected to attend an
q body,
Miss Julia Jennings, the niece OF Mrs.
b. w Iienerpn, w,o has been III for
several weeks is convacscing rapidly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
Wedding Cards.

3LYNCIIBURG 6, ~ A.. Jan. ~. -Inylt ons
have been issued for 4 the y approac hing
marriage Of Miss Mamie Louis, q da ugh-
ter OF Mr. md Mrs, III p. Jennings, OF
West sAppomattox I 10 & MI. W STRAIT
ton, Of Concord. Campbell count y. he
event Is to ia he place at the home Of the
BRIDES parents on January lat y. S8sBB% 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
Ia Il number ofacottages, which Will II

and a number Of cot ia ges, YYllcl y WI ~
used as dormlt
1 The members of the board wentsout t.
the Orphanage, which \ isti Located some sI,
three or foursmiles from the center Of the
city, ana located tho sites for the pro.
llnraosed structures. Another committee, 5oef
which on Governor j.. Iiogp Tyler y
chairman was appointed to consider and
& report to Tho board at Its next meeting
plan to secure t4e tuhas neee ,am
la'The board also decided t., add Industrial
instruction for the Gbildren tina are being
cared for at the Crphana ge. 81 !. s Il
8sIha finances OF the institutlon are g'n
GOOD 3sl,npa the hooks OF the treasureT
showing that durlnF the yea q .as
Swaro fproyIded fors and ~ 800 Was 5paid on
the debt on the Y farm, which has been
purchased for the purposes oe the Oss
phangg 70. y B. II If, 53 ssSs i
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for Knoxville. having accepted a position

TUT NIIUNFTT!Ht IIp '''b7 y = -
there. q i,2
Some Ut The people took advantage OF
the recent cold snap and have secured
Ice, but most OF them are waiting for
+ a better freeze, 4. "A 7si t5
Tho Daughters OF the Confederacy real
lied quito n :iicc sum from the Bazaar,
considering the bad weather They VIII
be grateful for contribution from any
one. either small or large, which can be
sent 10 Mrs, Lima j. Baker or to Mrs.
j.. NJ, Robinson,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
RAISE SENDS BID UP
Lowest Offer to Build Intescepting
Sewer Is $4,000 in Excess
of Estimate.

Prevailing nigh prices in the cement and
sewer pipe market and uncertainty as TO
The ground 70 be excavated are offered
IN explanation of the fact that the low
esi bid for constructing the intercepting
sewer and extending the gravity outlet
sewer Is about Sl6090 in excess Of the es-
innate for the work
The bids were opened by the board of
public works yesterday and the contract
awarded TO James Kennedy of Fargo. n
u, Tor d total of Sl77,4gp The board
makes no recommendation. but leaves the
matter OF accepting the hid wholly in the
hands of the city council. il is possible
thdt new bids viii be called for The
work is not 10 begin until Nov u, so thai
tue question IS not so pressing as il
ate!.
Lynn 5. Atkinson of Colorado Springs.
Coio'. mad the lowest bid on the extern
SION OF the gravity outlet sewer, but the
board rejected his bid, as il wishes to
nave both jobs done by one contractor
ana has bid on The intcTcepting sewer
brought his total above Kennedy $,
The estimate for the entire work is
9iSa,Bye This amount includes. however,
the furnishing of -PImps and machinery
Tor the pumping station. which were NOT
covered by yesterdays bids The pumps
and machinery viii be secured by sepa-
rate contracts.
Bids on the intercepting sewer work
We're as follows; r. Q. Storrie, Dallas.
Tex. Sl9j.S25: 2. j. Moran. Salt Lake.
5000: Lynn S. Atkinson. Colorado
Springs, I6.229; James Kennedy Fargo,
\. D., Sl48,35o
Bids on the extension Of the gravity
outlet sewer were as follows; +, j. No
ran. Salt Lake, S3l2l0: James Kennedy.
Fargo, y. D., S39.l4o; Lynn 5. Atkinson,
Colorado Springs, Colo. $3.50,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
William Crockett, an AGED Resident
of Park, the Victim.

Rark City. Oct YESTERDAY William
Crockett. one of tie oldest residents OF
this locality was stricken with an at
in the store Of ST. A. Shields. below town,
and was talking with the proprietor when
the stroke took him. Al once the doctors
were notified, and for Il time the life of
the man was desDaiFed Of Later he was
and is reported doing as well as could be
eNnected.
Inc Republican caucUses and conven-
ton, lgft scheduled for the i6th and 18th,
respectively of the month, while the
Democrats viii hold. meetings OF the 18th
and f9th, or the tWOfd8vs following those
occupied by the Republicans. \ few can
oidates nave annOunced themselves for
the offices on the different sides,
The traffic out of Park Cay during the
past week has been considecably larger
than il has been for some tine past The
conference rates. together with HE state
fair. have done LOT toward creating the
travel.
The work on the Rocky Mountain Tele-
phones new lines In Park city is 50 Tar
along that all the old wiring il now down
and the plant Is ready Tor the final
touches on the switch board. IN a short
time after this inside work Is done work
of installing the new instruments viii be
begun and carried ahead until completed.
The new independent Telephone build
Ing is now well under the course OF con-
strnction, and Ia short time viii be
ready for occupancy. This company is
now awaiting the arrival OF two cars of
poles. after. which time they viii begin
the building OF rs lines into Park CitysN
The regular meeting of the city COUNCIL
VIII be heid tilis evening. ana the Dusl-
ness Of Ihe month will be transacted
Mr. and Mrs, Miller OF NOrborne. Mo.
who have been visiting in Park City for
several days, tae guests Of Nc and Mrs,
Blocher ieft this afternoon Tor their
home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
OFFERS TO- SELL RIGHTS

DR.. Seymour &. Young yesterday filed
IN the office of CITY Recorder J. s. Critch-
low an offer 10 sell 10 the city the Young
property at the mouth of Mountain Dell
creek, with his water rights there. for
SlUOJO. RMS is the property which caused
considerable discussion during the recent
water shortage Wnen Dr. Young caused
large quantities of water 10 be diverted
from the creek 10 his land until Ben ID.
Luce, city land and water commissioner,
compelled him 10 stop taking water
Or. NOungs communication TO the city
council follows:
I hereby propose to sell TO Salt Lake
city corporation all my right and title
u my land and water right 10 the same
IN Mountain Dell. including 400 acres of
land forming the water shed of the Little
Mountain, south of the sheep trail and
all the land on the east side of Little
mountain bounded by the Youngberg
property on the south the windmill on
the east, the top ct Little mountain on
the west, and ne sheep trail on the
north.
= 'rhis land extends and Is situated on
both sides of The. Dell ereek from the
YouRgherg pfo6erf51 on sthe South to tie
sheep trail on thesHorth, for the sum Of
$4,000
.Frhis water right tlfat ] own there is
Well worth Klse price and is economic as
well as necessary 10 the city
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
HERALD SPORTING News
LIGHTSOME A SURPRISE
Driven by Her Owner, She Noses Out
IN Three Straight Heats Among
Two Year-0lds.

Lexington, Oct. 4.-Lightsome. rank
outsider, furnished the surprise in the
feature event Of the second day Of the
trotting meeting here By winning the =
year Old division OF the rich kentucky
iulufity: Llshtsomc was driven bv her
owner. h. Dodge of Lexington who pun
heats.
The 2;GS trot this afternoon broke the
world record Tor the latest f0gr-heat
trotting race. Dan Patch viii go against
ne world 5 pacing record tomorrow SUM
MARY:
First, the Futurity for 2-ycar-olds. value
@9,V9, two in three-LightSomo won two
straight heats in 1Isls, ZIG. Vera Prodi-
gal, Silico, Governor Francis. Silence La
Boudle Quisetta. I'D Custer Daffodil and
Sheeny also started
Second 2.l3 class pace nurse SI69A
three IL five-Lydiite Won fourth, fifth
ana SIKH heats ia -.03. PHI. 2,Il jubilee
Won second and third heats I'm 2:eSi,. 2+9la.
interOcedn WOn first heat i'm 9:O7i~
Peaelie, Ethel Rice Crystui G.. 2ed. Ash
and Lookout Hai also started.
100 class trOt purse 81 go two in three
norman = won third and fourth heats in
5.y's., S;O'ls: DR.. Strong won first heat
IN z:9iP4. snyder McGregO- won second
neat IN 2:O5h. Wentworth also started.
IA class tr0t. purse Sl.c0. three in five
- boredselle won three STRAIGHT heats in
I'll 2, 2;l0, 2-09ll. MOrOne Nancy Holland
IMPERIAL l1 Ail'eTsou, Rose and Deputring
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
First event 2.29 not aud pace purse
EIGHTEEN HUSNES COMING
Wyoming Starts for Salt Lake To-
mOrrow-TwO Hours Hard
Work Against Scrubs.

MdnagoriJ- - Jensen of the L football
team received WOrd from Laramie yester-
day that~the. W. omIug eleven was com
ing eighteen strong. and that they would
leave tomorrow night for salt Lake. This
VIII bring them hVrc Friday night. and a
COMMITTEES of VARSITY students will see
that they are taken care Of untif they
are again pat on the train for home
Coach JOSEPH Maddox and Jensen last
evening decided 10 can the same Satur-
day at a;59 D. N. This is done 10 accom-
MEDIATE those who cannot attend earlier
I'm the daN.
Maddox had his warriors out for "a two
hours hard .pr8cuce last evening The
scrub eleven was the receiving end of AN
this work. and seemed 10 like H. is il
was all for the Good of the team The
members 5the team have plenty 60 learn
about tue game, but at that Maddox
feels confident That they will lake care
OF wyoming next Saturday.
\ mass meeting OF the student body was
held yesterday 90 prepare for this game.
After a heart 20 heart talk from Man
ager Jensen about what should be done 10
help the football team along. il was no.
tlced that larger number of scrubs
turned out last evening than AT any time
this fan. New yells the kind that raise
the roofs of grand stands, were invented
and are 20 be used FOR The first Zinc
when Utah meets Wyoming.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
CORPORATION ARTICLES.
Three Companies File Papers with
Secretary of State. .

The Huntington Canal x Agricultural
association Yesterday filed IA the Office
Of the secretary of state amendments 20
its articles Of incorporation increasing
the capital stock to SGlOIJ and changing
the name to Huntington Canal x Iseser-
NoiT association The headquarters Of
the company are at Huntington. sH1---
Roylancc- Mckenzie & Co, grazing con-
tractors Of SDT.lSNilC. yesterday filed
articles Of incorporation in the office OF
the secretary Of state The capital stock
is Ss.0E IN shares of par value of so
Cach nnd the com1anV viii DO all kinds
Of railroad construction work, canal
building, etc. Henry RoyaHCe, ir. is
president and manager: George Mckenzie,
vice president; Lafael H. Rcylance. secTe-
tary; Henry G. Wood, treasurer; Charles
j. Royiance completing the board of di-
Tcctors.
The LOGAN Inland Irrigation company
OF Logan also filed its articles. it has
capital stock OF Sl.4C0. in 81 shares. and
owns an irrigaJing system derived from
the Little Logan river. Heber j. Carlisle
is president; John MOntTOse vice prcsi-
dent; Nathaniel ". Haws, secretary and
treasureT The president rice president.
Oscar Bjorkman. Samuel Holt and George
". Thatcher constitute the board of d.
rectOrS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
INVITES A PROBING.
Sergeant Major Rodeback Asks and
is Refused Court of INJURY.

Sergeant Major Douglas Rodeback,
First infantry. y. q. l., who recently
forwarded his resignation to Colonel II.
NJ. II. Luud. has requested Acting Adju-
tant General Joseph j. GeOghegdn for d
court Of inquiry 10 examine into the
matter of any charges" that may he
brought against him concerning his con-
duct in the service. Particular exception
is taken TO The assertion of Colonel
GeoSheSan in an interview with an even
ing paper that Sergeant Major Rode
back was an unsatisfactory officer in
camp, and after it was over cOurtmartiai
proceedings were in contemplation
against hum. when he renewed mis- ef-
forts 10 get out
In a conference with Colonel GcoshcEan
Yesterday Sergeant Rodeback renewed his
request for a court Of inquiry. The act
Ing adjutant refused 10 consider this or
indicate what H.. action ia the matter
would be.
Colonel Gcoghcgau, on being inter
viewed last evening. said,
While / do rot care 30 discuss the
matter, / will say that Sergeant Major
Rodeback is more likely to receive o.
courtmartial than court of inquiry 10
investigate his ease"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
DINWO0DEY FUNERAL.
Attended by Large Number o.
Friends,

The funeral of Henry Diuwoodey was
held Yesterday at the Seventh ward
meeting house and was largely attended,
especially by older residents of the city.
Bishop y. \. Margetts presided during
the services. Music was furnished by a
quartette consisting Of RI. A. Whitney,
q. d. Piper. Horace Ensign and J. d.
Spencer The speakers were President
Joseph +, Smith and Apostles A. II. Lund
and +. NJ. Lyman.
The opening prayer was made by Da-
Vid Mckenzie and the closing prayer by
John Henry Smith. The honorary pail
bearers We're George ROmney. John
Clark. John T. Game T. G. Weber
John K. Barnes and a. W. Carlson.
George Romney made the dedicatory
prayer at the grave.
More than thirty carriages followed the
body 10 the cemetery and one of these
was completely filled with flowers. The
active pallbearers were employees of The
DinWoodey Furniture company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
WORLD BEATERS FAIL TO
BREAK THEIR RECORDS

Readvilie Mass. Oct. with the excep-
Ioh OF little breeze that blew down the
stretch at the last quarter conditions at
The FeadFilie track toda.- wers, perfect
Tor record time, and although Sweet Ma
RE trotted mile in ZOO A. Audubon Boy
could do not better than 2;05A in his en-
deaVor 20 beat his previous pacing rec
ord of 1884. Sweet Marie's performance
today w2s the fastest mile, trotted in
public this season
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
OTHER SCHOOLS GET BUSY
all Hallows and Collegiate Institute
Line Up for an Hours Hard
Scrimmage Work.

Coach Bassett Of the All Hallows team
had his bunch OF gridiron warriors cut for
their first hard work of the season last
evening, when they lined up against the
Collegiate Institute eleven These teams
arc about evenly matched as far as
weight Is concerned. aud for q solid hour
both a2sreeations were given touch OF
high life from IA cOachs JOint Of view
Tho coaches of both teams were or the
field and each worked 10 improve the
Team work. No attempt was made 10
score against each other, and PLAYS were
frequently run over and over aeaia until
the men became proficient At the end
of the practice each coach expressed him
self as satisfied with the work Of his team.
Coach Rassctt SAYS he has secured "a
game with Ogden for Oct. a. 10 be PLAYED
al Ogden This Will be the first gamS OF
the season for the All Hallows. and they
expect TO be In fighting trim by Jhat
time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
BOARD AFTER 6RlFFlTHS
To Be Tried for Trying to Stir Up
Strife Among Class A Teams
in Junior Association.

Cincinnati Oct THE meeting of the
national board OF arbitration of the minor
leagues scheduled for to-day. brought
many baseball men from an parts OF The
country to the city Yesterday and last
night The meeting was called 10 con-
slider charges brought by President Kava-
uaugh of the Southern league and Man
ager Joiner of Atlanta against Howard
GFiffiths and other class A men. George
Tebcau. chairman Of The board. who
called the meeting; President r. j. Bryce
Of tbs Columbus CLUB. and George Stall
ings. manager of the Buffalo Eastern
league club were the advance guard who
arrived last night The board consists
OF George Tebeau, chairman, j. G. KaVa-
naugh president; &. Bert of San Fran
cisco. Tim Muruaue of Boston and How
ard Griffith.
Owing % The nOR-appearauce Of the
compliments. an Adjournment 10 Oct. "a
in New York was taken.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
Football Scores.

Cambridge, Mass.-Haryard defeated
BoWdOin today by the score OF 16 To 0 in a
game which was characterized by fire.
quent tumbling and unscientffic play by
both teams.
New York-Columbia defeated Seaton
Hall, II 10 o. Clark of the SeatOn Hall
team had rib broken during the game
AT Ann ArbOr-University of Michigan,
a.: Kalamazoo college o.
At Minneapolis - Minneapolis, Is: ST.
Thomas, T.
At Champaign ul-Illinois s; Wabash
At New Haven-Yale y; Wesleyan O.
Al Madison. Wis.-WiscOnsin. y; Mar
quette. O --
At PhiIadelphia-Pennsy Is. Get
tysburg, ..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
eateman peclInes 70 PrOsecute

= Des. Moiues, oct. 4-Upon the =
= signing of ii sworn statement by =
= Harry q. Batcmap. The Milwaukee y
, first baseman, who vas stabbed by y
: Catcher Charles Dexter Monday .
= night refusing 10 prosecute. Dexter y
, wa. released from Jail today. Bate y
= man SAYS be does not c5ire-to prose =
= cute. as ais Injuries are 90 q minor y
, nature He expects TO feaYe the =
> hospital within a few days. =
; :
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pitisburg, Oct 4.-The game IN to the
thrlieenth inning was confined Tor me
greater part between the pitchers ana
the in-fielders. Boston won on Tenny
single, followed by DOnlen's threc-bag-
ger. Attendance. LEO Score;
r. H. E.
Pittsburq ..-..... .-.--...-...-... o >
Boston ....-........ ................. /
Batteries-Case and PETIT; Frazer and
Moran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
Missourians.
Senators.
Yale Seats Harvard.

Philadelphia Ocr I'm the finalFOund
in the Singles in the intercollegiate tsn-
mis- tournament today h. II. BehT Yale
defeated II. II. Whitney, Harvard. 6-5, 6-5
In the second round Of the doubles T.
IL. Wells and S. Field Yale defeated r,
NJ. Philler aud ], . sDoEneT., Pennsyi-
Vanla, 2-6, %. 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
MISS0URIANS WIN BY
ONE POINT ON TOTALS

Ii was the Missourians against the SEN
ators al the Palace ALLEYS last evening
and the show me crowd came out win
ners by& single point on the three games.
EehFing was the high man for single
score, with rs in the second game. The
scores. HtF1i
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
SIX HEATS IN
HARNESS RACE
Niger Boy Lands First Place in the
Final Struggle.
JUDGES HAVE BUSY DAY
sTRoNG-ARMEo JOCKEYS KEEP
THEM GUESSING.

II took Nigser Boy Polly Carr and
Chester S six heats yesterday 10 settle
the question which was the better horse
IN an all afternoons scramble around the
half-mile circle al the fair grounds. They
began business shortly after D. IN. and
Just before SHUTDOWN Niger Boy captured
the sixth and final heat by an eyelash.
The race was abe best harness event Of
the week, and every finish was close be-
tween al least two OF the horses.
At the start IL looked like easy money
Tor Polly Carr and the fast Ogden mare
held up well until the fourth heat. when
she went all IN TO capture IT, After that
she WAS not "a serious contender and fiu-
nlshed lengths behind Niger Boy aud
chester IN the last two heats. Niger
boy, the ancient Cdmpaigner from Ogden.
took the second, third and sixth heats al
though the judges thought he should have
Won the race before the final heat, and
gave his driver instructions to 30 out
and win i'm the last heat. This he did.
but the finish with CheStsC s was 50 close
that 10 was loss up IS 10 which won
the race.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
National League.
American League.
Huahey Arranaes san SAND.

Manager Iughey of the Salt Lake base
ball team announced last evening thdt
there would be two games of bdseDall
played here Saturday ana Sunday against
the Eureka team. Hughey says there IS
a slO0 side bet up on the outcome OF the
game
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
E BeIoit seaten by Subs.

Chicago. Oct, Chicago University.
with q team composed for the moss part
OF substitutes. ran no d score of 81
against the Beloit college eleven on Mar
shall field THIS Afternoon Plumbing
characterized the play Of both eleyens.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-05
Z AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia. Oct. 4-The home club won
the third straight game from St. Louis.
PHILADELPHIA victory was due pTinci-
paIly 20 poor fielding by ST. Louis. Plank
and Howell pitched well. Attendance,
300 Score:
r. H. f.
ST. Louis ........... .,...........,. .
Philadelphia .......... ............ l
Batteries-HOWen ana Spencer: Plank
and Schreck