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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-08
MONTANA SENATE.
Passes the Brenner Railroad
Commission Bill.

Helena, Mont, Feb. The senate
road commission bill. which Ia pat
termed after the Minnesota railroad
commission law. The governor, sscre-
tary Of state and w c. King are nam
ed as commissioners.
The bill provides for an elective COM
mission OF three members,to he chosen
at the next general election. In the
meantime the first commission IL TO
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Gonon In Switzerland.

ST. Petersburg, Feb. Father Co
pom the leader Of the workmen Of St
Petersburg in the affair Of Jan. 22, is
now known to be I'm switzerland, The
police have discovered at the residence
OF Municipal Councillor Kedrine, one
Of those who were arrested with Max
inn GorlSy after the attempt to inter-
view Minister Of the Interior Syiato-
polk Mirsky, the night before the coll
lislon between the soldiers and the
workmen I'm this city, and who is still
In 81. Peter and ST. Paul fortress, the
draft OF proclamation melting the
army to revolt
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ON THE HOT SANDS OF DEATH
How the Grim Riders Skim over the
strand at Ormond

Ormond Beach, Fla, Feb A serious
accident happened here today. W Gass
Op0lls, while driving his nincty-horse-
power Alcibades (Catalug on application,
machines ready for delivery ran oyer
stranded porpoise Tho Jar threw his
foot of the cassandra and one " his
hands slipped In between the spokes OF
the dngus. incidentally his head struck
the shoulder Of his mechanician, who was
thrown out Of the machine.
Mr. Opolls sustained a confused eye,
The machine was not even trained. This
demonstrated the stabl { the Alci.
blades type Of car The . anlcian had
his skull fractured and IT, said to have
died subsequently.
Percval ROllhard has Pr. blinkcrs on
his horsepower stroller to keep It
from running into the ocean.
Mrs. George Light Weller, who is per.
fectly devoted TO her new Ecrvisse, is
writing a magazine article upon how It
feels to run sdewiso at the rate Of
mile In thirty-five seconds, and then stop
suddenly.
Tomorrow Jack Chimley Is going to try
TO smash the submarine record with his
freak blackboard, just for the deuce OF
tho thing.
A mechanican who belongs TO the en-
touiage Of Baron Gaolinsky, broke tho
two-minute record yesterday. lie did II
In 1885. The count felt highly elated when
his condition permitted his being In
formed.
club Feellngswel has named his new
Squlnton the Gray Squirrel. because you
can't keep II on the ground club Is
always the life Of the party, although he
has been the death OF two chauffeurs,
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be appointlve. The commission has
power to TX traffic rates, but the rail-
roads affected may 20 into the courts
to protest against any acts Of the COM
mission that may be regarded as UNI
just
The bill provides that no rebates shall
be given by the railroad companies
and that there shall be no preferences
or Determinations I'm rates TO the dis
advantage of any person, firm or cor
pomtion. The bill also forbids the
combination or pooling Of interests of
different roads.
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no states that his honesty is unquestlon-
able and that he has vouchers to show
where every cent was placed He says
when Il IL decided who is the proper
turn them over and that his balances will
show him honest TO each red penny
His statement closes with gauran.
tee that the Northwestern will give te
baseball fans a season o. clean, snappy
ball for Spokane and the other cities OF
the league
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
Four Favorites Took Events at Los An
geles Yesterday.

Los Angeles, Feb. -Four favorites
came home IN front az Ascot today, the
other two races going to third choices at
liberal odds, Frank perley perfectly
ridden by Fuller scored his first victory
IN the fifth race, Buglehorn at to /,
was backed strongly for tho sixth race
and reached the wire first I'm a drive,
Weather, fine; track, good. Results;
First race six furlongs- Estrolada
won, Amnte second. Isabute third. limo
Ills
second race, one mile-Doctor G won,
Cotllion second, Dixelle third. Time
l.4lh.
Third race, six furlongs--Aunt Polly
won, Dorise second, Great Mogul third.
Time-l:H.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth, SELL
ing-PaduA won, Dutiful second, Water
cure third Time-lR.
Fifth race six furlongs- Frank T. Per-
ley won, Palmlst second, Pur0 Wood
third. T1mo--l;l5,
sixth race mile and n sixteenth Buglo-
horn won, George Berry second, Durbar
third. Timo-l i9la
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New Orleans Results.

New Orleans Feb. 7-Rcsults,
First race. mile and am cighth-Trls-
tan shandv won. The Eye second, John
DOYLE third Timc-20l 40
second race. one milo-Tohoggan won
Bacgcrly second, Hakm third Time.
l.4S4-5
Third race, seven Acknowledgment
won. Dixie Lad second, Merry Acrobat
third. Time-l:3}.
Fourth race, six mrlongs--Jake Sanders
won Lady Ellison second. Charley
Thompson third. Timc-l:lI 2-j,
Fifth race, milo aud five urongs Ice
King won, George Vivian second Hand
spinner third Timc-302 u.s.
sixth race, six furlongs- Long Days
won Isabella second, llalyrondas third,
rlmc--l 49,
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King Oscar lndisposed.

stockholm. Feb Skiing oscar is in
disposed and unable 90 transact state
business At today's session of the Coun-
ell OF state he handed over the relns OF
government to Crown Prince Gustaf until
further notice. This Is not the first time
that King Oscar, who Is 10 wears old,
Sweden and Norway with the relns Of
government lie was compelled by Ill
health TO do so In January. 1899 and Il
was reported at the time that the people
Of Sweden and Norway wished him 70
abdicate The king reassumed power In
January, 1901
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A Dawson saloon Held Up.

Fairbanks, Alaska, via Dawson, Feb,
THE Pioneer saloon was held up ~
"A lone rubber on Dec. 10, who made the
bartender hand over al the money In
the place, amounting To- $500. The
citizens Of Fairbanks have subscribed
$1,000 us a reward for the capture Of
the robber.
oscar Baubet formerly a Klondiker
vas killed by falling tree, while cut
ting Wood up the Tanana river
Garnnkles clothing store at Fair
banks has been burned Loss includ-
ing building, stock and furniture In
Lew Craden and Charley Squire law
Offices, $1,000. No Insurance.
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A DOLLARS WORTH FREE TO
ANY RHEUMATIC SUFFERER

a.. ask no deposlt-no reference-no socur-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-08

Weak unhealthy kidneys
kidney
other
feel badly"
kidneys
amy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-08
Certain Relief.

The secret lay IN a wonderful cheml.
cal | found In Germany When | found
this chemical, | knew that | could make
q Rheumatic cure that would be practl-
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made an announcement-befor | was
willing TO put my name on It'll made
more than 1900 testsl And my failures
were but per cent,
This German chemical IN not the only
ingredient ! use In DR., Shops Rheuma-
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doubt not, could have been made In no
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This chemical was very expansive, The
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per pound. But what is $40 per
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-08
WITH THE BOWLERS.
The Tuxedos Spring Surprise Many
Fans and Much Interest.
STANDING or THE TEAMS.


Tho contest between the Tuxedos and
Senator'S at the Palace alleys last night
was before a crushing gathering Of inc
tors were due 10 start something. II Is
always the unexpected that happens and
the wise ones failed 10 do their duty The
Tuxedos have lately practised new
stunt taking all they can get. They did
the same last night.
The game was exciting throughout.
Four men rolled over 900.
behring's scores last night have won for
him a total score Of G.000 for 20 games,
and has thereby reached the go mark IN
his averages, This would take the long
green at the place that was made fam
Gus by the amber fluid.
Here arc the scores
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Held on Eupltiye Warrant.

Rochester, n. Y, Feb. Park Dens-
more. formerly secretary Of the Foster
Automobile company Of this city, con-
earn now defunct has been arrested at
Pasadena, Ca, on a fugitive warrant
charging grand larceny Of 5000, commit
ted in this city
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Drowned i'm "A Pit.

Virginia CITY, Mont Feb. IA man
named Munster, who was employed by
the Conroy Mining company at Ruby
fell off scow at the Gordon dredge
today and was drowned In the pit
where the dredge was excavating,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-08
Fatal Collision on the Erie.

Port Jervls, N. " Feb. SIN 2 rear.
end collision OF freight trains on the Erie
railway near Ousvllle, William Coins
conductor Of the forward train, has been
burned to death I'm his uaboose. Patrick
Sculley. a brakeman, was Instantly killed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-08
sixty.seven Kinds of Mosquitoes

New York Feb s--sir Henry A. Blake
governor Of Ceylon, has announced az a
meeting OF the Asiatic society, according
10 a Times dispatch from colombo, Cey-
lon, that the chief Singalese medical
books ~ the sixth century described 81
varieties OF mosquitoes and 42I kinds Of
malarial foyer caused by mosquitoes,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-08
Freshmen and Athletic Contests.

Chicago Feb. s-The faculty Of the
Northwestern university law school has
taken a long step IN advance OF the col-
men from competition on athletic teams
for six months by Issuing an order for
bidding any student Of freshman standing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-08
Commercial Lengue.

The Commercial league continued TO DO
No p The Crabbe and Short Line teams
being entered for the games. The Crabbe
team did things 10 the Rairoaders and
made a runaway match Of the whole
thing
The scores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-08
Twenty Round Fight.

Portland. Or, Feb s--Articles have
been signed and forfeits posted In this
S,ty for r2Ghhd 922ut 20 tsKe pace or az
Burns and Young Fltzsimmons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-08
John l.. Ill.

st. Louis, Feb. John J. Sullivan, the
veteran pugilst. Is confined To- his room
with severe cold, and has been COM
PEELED TO cancel indefinitely all lecture
engagements. He can scarcely speak
above a whisper,
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National League.

The schedule meeting of the directors
of the Pacific National league will be
held IN Butte next Saturday Representa-
tees OF Ogden, Helena and Great Falls
viii be present and It is thought that
these cities will be taken into the circuit.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-08

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SENATORS.

Totals =. SOB $50 9l2--27Oi "a &c 2l
Averages-P lugge 157; Hun, 9Dl-i.S;, Will
son, 1863 l-3, Zehring, 300 2-9 Allen, III,
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TUXEDOs.

Totals O.. .eS7 $50 aO2-2S2l 6j 50 II q
Averages Gamble, 1S3 %: Talamantes,
1875 2-3; Hamilton, 202 2-3 @. Smith,
202 10; Mcleod l76.
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The teams Nnown as the Crystals and
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-11

Inquiry IntO the Claims and status
of Municipal Ownership.
Boston Transcript.


An important era in the history of muni-
cipal ownership development in this country
is heralded, probably. by the assembly in
New York City last week. of the National
Civic Federation's commission, which is
about to undertake a noteworthy investiga-
ton of the real claims and status of NUM-
cipal ownership
Nearly four-score of men Of affairs from
the various large cities of the United
States, representing banking, labor educa-
tional, commercial, trade, Industrial, rail-
way and other interests form the Public
Ownership commission.
The plan. for the general work of in
vestigation appears to be most comprehen-
sive. The scheme of prodecedure involves,
1t seems, original investigations by expert
accountants and engineers into the man
agenent Of existing Industrial plants in
this country, and in England and Europe.
Special topics, II is to be noted, will be re-
ferred to special committees of individual
experts, such as the French system of
granting franchises: the Italian and Ger
man plan of leasing municipally-owned
works TO private, management; the English
method of taxing both public and private
plants; the Scotch idea of limiting charges
of service 10 actual cost: the sale of public
franchises by auction; and popular control
of grants through the initiative and refer
endum methods of settling labor questions.
The extent of the field to be covered is
realized when It is apprehended that the
proposed investigation involves, besides the
inspection Of Industrial plants, expert study
on affiliated problems. including the effect
OF private and municipal ownership upon
municipal politics. officials, political cor
ruption, wages, hours, and conditions of
labor strikes, collective bargaining, organi-
cation of labor, character of service rend-
cred, cost of service. method Of assessing
charges, economy of management, rapidity
with which improvements in service and
methods has been made, financial results
and effect of municipal ownership upon city
debt and taxation.
1t is suspicious to note that the work of
investigation is to be undertaken by the
Commission of Inquiry entirely without
bias and with commemorate determination
to frankly record everything for and
against the ieea of public ownership The
conclusions. it is promised, will be entirely
impartial and based wholly on the pre-
dominating merits or dement's of the exist
ing examples. Judging from the character
and spirit of the men concerned in the
investigation, II is natural that the Ameri-
can public should look, if not for a con-
elusive verdict, at least for an illuminating
review of the best principles and practice
OF the administration of public utilities up
q tiYY.1
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-11

Governor Higgins of New York is more
radical than had been suspected. He has
appointed as railroad commissioner a man
who knows something about the railroad
business.
A wealthy Norwegian presented his new
King Haakon with a fine estate at Orke-
dalen The donors name is Thans and
he is the richest man i'm Norway.
Edward De Mile Campbell, professor of
chemical engineering and analytical chem
istry in the University of Michigan is
totally blind, yet in his line he is CON
sidered one of the best authorities in the
country.
Henry f. Shaw OF Boston, we'll known
in railway circles for his devotion to the
problem of balancing the reciprocating
parts Of locomotives. has presented to
Purdue university a model locomotive
embodying his latest design.
Captain Joseph E Bernier of Canada has
just announced at a dinner of the Arctic
club. in New York City, that he expects
to be off again for the north pole next
summer by way of Boring strait and may
be gone half a dozen years or so.
Francis Murphy, who for thirty-four
years has pleaded throughout the English
speaking world for the cause of temper.
ance, is dying in Southern California He
is SO years of age, was born in ireland,
and came to America when he was l6
years old,
Captain r. c. Davis, Seventeenth United
States infantry, is mentioned as the officer
to succeed General Miles on the staff OF
Governor-elect Guild of Massachusetts.
Captain Davis was born in Pennsylvania
in 1876 and was graduated from West
Point in the class of '93.
Marcus A. Smith, who again represents
Arizona in congress after two years alb
sencc will be dean of the territorial dele
gates. this being his eighth term. There
is probably no man in all Arizona who
could have been elected on a democratic
ticket last year except Mare Smith The
territory is now strongly republican.
A Norwegian writes that the genuine old
form of the name of the new king OF
his country is Hakon. The name is made
up of two roots, ha, the root of har, high,
and kon or konr of the kin, family or
race. Thus Hakon means the high one
of the kin" The modern Norwegian SPELL
ing is Haakon. The "aa" sourd like Jaw
in hawk and the ION" like the English
word on. The accent is on the first syl-
liable.