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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05
BILLIARDISTS COMING.
Jack Sehaefer and Boy Wonder While
Hoppe 20 Give Exhibitions.

Chicago Jan. i,-Jako scheafer and
Willie Hoppe, the boy wonder have ar.
ranged for an exhibition billiard trip
through the west and after u few games
played In Chicago will leave for ST. Louis
Hoppe Is expected to arrive In this city
tomorrow Tho veteran bllllardIst and his
protegc weer together for some time I'm
Paris, but later the boy was taken In
charge by his father
Schagfor Is confident that Hoppe is Of
championship material, and declares that
he IS satisfied now that anal arrange
monts have been made with his father
for the western trip.
Exhibition games will be played I'm st
Louis. Denver ogden ana Salt Lake CITY.
San Francisco had been included in tho
trip. but Schaefer decided nj the last
minute that the jump from Salt Lake CITY
TO tho coast was too far for an old man
and Ogden will be the farthest western
point reached Games will ue played i'm
Dallas and other cities in the southwest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05

Wcsht She was an easy second 10
hchQolmato at $ to T. Weather clear.
track, good Summary;
flist race, soyon nrongs- Handy Biu
won Del Carna second Baker third.
Timo--l;2git
Second race. three furlongs- Sir Wilfred
won, Solcdad second Abe Meyer third.
Time .36h.
Third race, ono mile Bldd Wade won.
ddady kont second, Dobutauto third.
1imc-l:43@.
handicap, purse $1,000 Schoolmnte won
H9niton second. Ara third Tlme-l:His.
ruth race, Futrity coursc--R odan won,
400 Frey second, Royal White third.
Time-l;llH. u
sixth race, six MISUNDERSTANDING won,
l1iia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05
ON THE RACE TRACK.
Dol Carlnn, a Fnvorlte az Oakland, Pin
Ished Second.

Los Angeles. Cal, Jan. 4.--Dutlful fur
nished the sensation OF the day nj Ascot
today winning the mile race at 80 to /
from Tim Payne and Blssful I'm the or
der named. McGrathiana Prince was ia
vorlto In this race, but WAS never I'm the
running on the whole, faVorltes had "A
bad day Of it, Ben Lear being the only
one 10 come homo ahead Of his field,
Jockey Lawrence was indefinitely aus-
pended for his ride on Ben Lear on Jan. g.
The Judges have had This particular rlda
under investigation, and when Lear won
today they took action against Lawrence.
weather, clear; track, fast. Summary;
FIRST race. milo and q sixtcnth-Iau-
rctta Phillips won, July Gyp second, Tam
giblo third. Time-l;50k
Second race, selling, S1uson course
Ben Lear won, Sir Christopher second.
Great Mogul third, Tlme-l,09H.
Third race, mile and n slNteenth-posl-
ton won, Capable second, Great Eastern
third. Time-i.iSik.
Fourth race. six furlongs- Wentworth
won, Judge Denton second. Hlona third
Timc-l,l3ia.
Fifth race. ono mile Duuful won. Tim
Payne second, Bllssrll third. Tmc-i.u
Sixth race, six furlOngs -lIerslan won,
Agnes Mack second. tlomanola third.
TimC-i:H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05
IT CURED THE DOCTOR.
Ne" Scientific Dandruff Treatment
Recommended by a Physician.

Mrs, Mary G. Crawford oakesdolo
Wash, "Hlcrpicide cured me ner9eciiv
OF dandruff and falling hair"
Dr. r. J. Beardsley. Cbanpaipn IN
used Herpicide for dandrun and
railing hair and | am well satisfied
with the result" '''''0N
All. h. Kelly, 2l9J Desadero street.
san Francisco: "Hepicide put a new
growth Of hair on my head, Hcrpicide
does more than Is claimed"
Herpiclde Kills the dnndmff germ.
Destroy the cause, you remove the ef-
lect'-cures dandun. falling hair and
prevents badness Sold by leading
druggists. Send Zoe. IN stamps for sam
PIE 10 The lcrpicIlc Co.. Detroit Mich.
a. c. NJ. l. Drug CO., Special Agents. 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05

Now you see It; now you don't. The
Pacific National league,
Why not get together and reorganize
We league ana II necessary drop Butte
llko a hot coal2 Is Wilmot to DC per-
mitted 10 run things generally?
The various skating Kinks are reported
70 pc IN iine condition, and " the cold
weather continues many interesting races
ana games viii be arranged for the near
future. Another figure skating contest
Is being talked o.
The Indoor Baseball league resumes
the championship contests at tho Ar
morv this evening. The teams have had
lay of for couple Of weeks. but
TINS evening the signal corps and tho
battery teams will line up for Il game.
company II and Company ID teams Will
play tomorrow evening
II IS reported that Toxhall Keenc will
make his permanent home IN Fayette
county, Ky. whore he has already pur-
chased a place near CasuctOn, the home
Of his fathers famous breeding farm.
The kCenc ycarlugs have been brought
70 Shccpshead Bay to be ready for their
2-year-old campaign next spring, and
thoy arc a splendid looking lot Many of
thom are the get OF the hitherto untried
stations Commando and Disguise II
Frederick II. White, n sophomore az
Harvard university and one OF the
guards on the varsity football team, went
TO Brooklyn ana celebrated his twenty
ilrst birthday anniversary Dec, q, He
came into control that day OF a fortune
inherited from his mother and which Is
estimated at 5000 600.
Young White would not discuss the sem
sauons OF man who has lust become a
millionaire He said he would return to
Harvard
The White estate has been In the
courts many times by reason " the
management by the father Of the
boy Josiah White, who was sent to Jail
for contempt Of court lie refused 90 obey
mandate concerning the estate.
Hurry IN Yost Michigan's famous
football coach has SGT hts foot down
with emphasis upon the question Of hav-
Ing graduate assistant coaches. Some OF
the alumni suggested that prominent
football players came back Tor a few
days or weeks each year and assist in
the coaching
has been a failure at Harvard, and II
will be . failure at Michigan Unless
the assistant coaches can come back
for the whole season | do not want
them.
"This buttlng-ln scheme will fail any
where The reason is that a graduate
coach may IN few minutes upset the
whole plan Of the coach IN chief who
has been working and training each and
every man into the machine, lie has
learned every mans pecullarities per-
sonality, strength and wea kncss. lie has
walked with his men, has talked with
them has dlned with them and knows
them better than they know themselves.
lie has placed every man in his team
10 NJ a particular spot, He has con-
structcd a human mechanism Now, II
a graduate assistant coach comes In and
upscts one little cog and one spoke
breaks down IN the game, this disables
the whole affair.
Keep the mechanism complete and
oiled, that's tho way 10 win
football games" said the gridlron gem
eral cmphatcally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05

For rheumatism that horrible plaque,
I discovered q harmless remedy and In
order that every suffering reader may
learn about IL I viii gladly mail a hoX
free This wonderful remedy which ! dis.
covered by a fortunate chance, has cured
many cases Of 20 ana 40 years STANDING
among thcm persons Of upwards so years
Of age no matter what your form ~
rheumatism &c. this remedy cures, DO not
mind IL other remedies have failed 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05

Foley & CO.. Chicago, originated Honey
ana Tar as throat and lung remedy, and
on account Of the great merit and popu-
larlty or Foley's Honey and and Tar
uine. ASK Tor FOLEYs Honey and Tar
and refuse any substitute offered as no
other preparation will give the same sat
isfaclon II is mildly laxative. It con-
talns no opiatos and is safest for children
and delicate persons For sale by Il. j.
Hill Drug Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05
WITH THE BOWLERS.
senators Surprise Tuxcdos by Defeating
1hem-look Two Games.
now THEY STAND

There were surprises In plenty for the
bowcrs and spectators last evening when
the TuNedos. the league leaders and the
senators lined up for battle
The Senators started In 10 do or die
right from the first and showed form
took two out Of the three games, Inc
TuNedos began 20 wonder whether or not
they were dreaming. The third game
barely escaped the glngcrcd up states-
men, the TuXcdos winning by q narrow
margin, Tho scores follow:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05
Events nj Oakland.

San Francisco. Jan 4-Thc top.heavy
favorltc, Del Carina, gave tho talent "a
hard Jolt at Oakland today. She finished
second a clever fold OF handicap horses
was played as " the race was already
won but could not 30 the route with tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05
TODAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS.

John Rider 70 Big Cottonwood
Lower Canal company warranty
deed, water right Big Cotton
wood Lower Canal, etc .......S
George Savllle ct al 10 same
same '',s,.,, .,,..,..., ........,...
Western Investment company to
Ewd. W, Reese, 2XlO rods north
east from 3 rods north Of south
west corner lot 4, block "A, plat
Charles Brink ct al to John limp
son, Sr. Interest AbuCr lode,
West Mountain ......... ......
Martha Breeze TO Jacob II. Tlptou,
u l-3 acres In southeast quarter
OF section -, township south,
range ! west ....,,,.,,, ,.....,
n. h, Scott TO Amelia W. Wood
cock lot 3, block, Hunters
subdivision ",,,. o. D.. ..,...,..
G.. d. Roberta to George J, Glib
son, 9 rods by l5i4 feet In lot 3,
block a, plat r.. .. .........
Geo. J. Gibson to Lizzie NJ Nc
DOnough. same .,....... .........
5. y. Miner to II. H. Greer. lot
4-2 block 6j, BriFton addition.
j J, Stewart Ia Bodel c. Jon-
son ct al lots 10. l6 and H. block
willard $ Ferris TO Beulah T..
FORTS, SKI rods southwest from
rods west Of northeast corner
lot =, block ~, plat F.,.....,..
G, Stanley Price to A. w. smith
Quit-claim deed, iiaX1h rods
northeast from rods east VI
southwest corner lot p block 50
pldl - '''ss ,t.s sttsstt.-r...s..t.
Sarah Garland to Copper Belt Rail-
road company part surface Rem
naut placer claim, West nouns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05
A DAY-BOoK THAT WON'T
BLOT.

Or fan TO piece before filled Is the kind
of blank book sold by THE BREEDEN
OFFICE SUPPLY CO., 90 West INA
South st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05

.AyTages-Gamble, 1875 %: Talamantcs.
100 Hamilton, lA 49, @. Smith, l73, Nc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05
This Announcement is Semi Of
ficially Made by Lucas and
CIOSkey,
IT MAY Be REORGANIzED
T,ouble is With Walter Wilmot--Lat-
fer Has Nerve and Wants s., 500
For Butte Franchise.
lsnocIal to the "Nows"D

p,,itc. Mont, Jan, 5.--President w. II.
fueas and John j. McCloskey have con-
ohdod an inquest held upon the Paciid
league, they have given 1t out semi
ofaolally that the organization Is dead
president Lucas left last night for Spo-
Laue Manager McCloskey, who is act
ing under Instructions from tho plesi-
dent will undertake TO secure the Butte
franchise from Manager Walter Wilmot'
In the event no succeeds IN getting II,
he will try 10 reorganize the old league,
or perhaps form a now one altogether,
Manager Wilmot had II conference last
night with MIR. Lucas and Mr.. McClos-
KEY. lie offered the franchise to Me
Closkey for $780, but that OFFER was not
considered Mr. McCloskey said he
would give SjOO for l., and soon after
the conference came to an end without
anything definite being accomplished.
The fact Is" said Mi MCClOskey, 1.-THE
franchise isn't worth 30 cents, there Is
no league When Boise left the league tho
organization became disrupted, However
! am willing to give SjOO Tor Mr. VIII
moty good viii, We want to deal fairly
with him and with the people Of Butte,
lie may dispose Of his players as he sees
IT. / would ike to start out now, and II
/ can get the franchise | will attempt
TO organize a stock company here These
are my Instructions from President
Lucas. At any event, the Pacific National
league Is a dead one"
The above Is not very pleasing to the
loyal fans OF Salt Lake
Yesterday il was announced that tho
league was about to be recognized with
xix clubs, namely, Salt Lake, Butte, Seat
tie, Tacoma, Helena and Spokane.
Today comes the news that there will
be no Pacific National league.
And why?
All because McCloskey is sore because
wilmot will not sell tho Butte franchise
for 500. Wise Walter wants $500 for
It. There is no question that Wilmots
demands are absurd, and IA great many
will think that McCloslley's 500 oTer
Sc also foolish 1t is doubtful If Wilmot
expects to get anything like tho amount
ne asks, or If McCloskey expects to Sc
cure the franchise for $500
The question that Is being asked by the
fans is;
why should the league be disrupted
because OF the trouble IN Butte?"
There are other cities auXious to get IN
20 the league and 1t Is difficult to under
stand the why's and whoretors Of the
owner Of the Butte franchise either run
ming or breaking up the league
II Is doubtful II the league will he
broken up on this account II IL more rea-
sonabe TO believe that a satisfactory set
tlement VIII be reached between the |
contending factions; that the league viii |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05

pc reorganlzed, ana that We win have hot.
Yer baseball than ever during the coming
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05
SENATOR'S.
TIJXEDOs

Average Plugge 2l0 1-3; Huh l742-2.
1911 l-3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05

The picture represents the explosion
Ihe cloud OF jet black
huge tor6ddng looking monster rising slowly from the
RUSSIAN MchuraH Muklen
e most siu salrers and engineers in the empire
all approach to the
to establish land
the
The eNpedient making Of
something of eagerly awaited by military
'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05

The Indoor Baseball league resumes
the championship contests al the Ar.
moIy this evening The teams have had
a lay of for a couple Of weeks, but
ms evening the signal corps and tho
battery teams viii line mp for game.
company II and Company ID teams Will
play tomorrow evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05

Totals J., Isl 90 S8l-9697 b q 10 n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05

ne various skating Kinks are reported
70 be IN fine condition, and II the cold
weather continues many interesting races
ana games will be arranged for the near
tuture Another figure skating contest
Is being talked or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-05
PENNY" GOSSIP.

Now you see IT, now you don't. The
Pacific National league.
why not get together and reorganize
We league, and II necessary drop Butte
Ike hot coal2 Is Wilm0t to DO per.
mitted to run things generally?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-26
B. M. ROY ELECTED
ASSISTANT CHIEF
Fire Ladies' Agree Upon Member of
East End Company-Namc
Goes to Council.

In accordance with recent ordi-
nance passed by the city council, n
joint committee of volunteer iircmcn,
composed of committees Of three from
each Of the three companies, has chos-
Cn an assistant chief Of the fire dc
partmcnt for the year beginning Au-
gust I. 7. r. Thomas is the present
assistant chief and he will he succeed
cd hy the new man, b. NJ. Roy of No.
= company, next Tuesday.
The full committee was present
when the matter was discussed ana il
was agreed that the appointment
should 20 to Il member of No COM
pany McssrS. Il, NJ. Roy ana George
Lcnz were put in nomination. The
committeeman from Nos. and > voted
with MIR. Roy anu he was declared
elected.
The name of the appointcc will he
sent 10 the common council ut its
meeting Tuesday night for approval
The members of the joint committee
were: From No. l, j. H. Wilson. j.
Gilpin and George Gilpin: from No.
company, w. II. Burchcr. T w. Fuller
and w. Rcdford; from M. :. company.
ID. NJ. Baxter. .Ir.. c. r. Ware AMI ], l..
Vanpclt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-26
Mrs. IIenley's Funeral Atteneed
by Many People.
BEAUTIFUL FLORAL TOKENS
Mr.. L. Henley Jones Kicked or the
Chin by = Mule and Badly Injured
First Car Load of Melons Shipped
From Toaro.
Especial to tho Daily Press,

Williamsburg. Va, July 25.-Thc
funeral OF the late Mrs. Ida Henley
took place this afternoon AT . o'clocl,
fIom the residence and was attended
by large concoursc of people. I'll
services were conducted by Rev. w \.
Il. Goodwin rector OF Bruton Episco-
Pal church. assisted by the other min.
listers uf the town. The loving cstceE.
i'll which the deceased was held was
manifested by the many beautiful 10.
raj offerings.
Tho active pall-bcarcrS were -four
brothers Of the Nlessrs. j.
+. c. T. d., ii. G. and r. Il. Spencer,
and c. c. Cowlcs and II. II. &c ldy,
c. c. Branch and Spencer Lane.
There was long list of honorary
pnllbcarcrs. The intermcnt was in
Cedar Grove cemetery.
Tic bercavrd family have the deep
est sympathy of tho entire comm,ni.
ty i'll their great loss Mrs. Eirnlc.'
was beloved by all who knew h...
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-26
Mountain Excursion to White Sulphur
Hot Springs and c. G o. Mountain
c,o-1.4e rLurcri,,x h,,fu,ck f7kI,

Resorts, Thursday, August 18th.
On Thursday, August 18th the Chcs-
apeulc a. Ohio Railway will have spe-
cial excursion from Old Point, lamp
ton and Newport News to mountain re-
sort stations located between Char
lnttcsvile. Hot Springs and Willie
Sulphur. Tickets will he sold for train
leaving Fort Monroe $40 a. M, IIamp-
ton 8: rs Il. nj. and Newport News 1910
"a. M, Thursday, August 18th, good
only on special train connecting be-
You'd Richmond, stopping only at sta
tions west of and including Charlottes-
vile. Tickets good returning until
Tuesday, August 22nd. Rates to sta
lions, Charlottesville to Alton, inclus-
i've, $500; Basic to Staunton, inclus-
i've, $3.50; Mount Elliott to Fordwick.
inclusive, $500; Goshen to Clifton
Forge, inclusive, $3.50, and Covington
to White Sulphur and Hot Springs.
Inclusive. $500 The most attractive
excursion of the .scnson. Five days
in the Virginia mountains along the
line of tile G. & o.? Combined outing
for health. pleasure ana recreation.
7-21-23-26-30-8-2-G -8-10.12-13-l5-16.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-26

the conclusion that VIC have had too
many such accidents Fer them to be
laid To the score of simple misfor-
tune. There must be some defect i'll
construction, inspection or service. If
responsibility can be located the re-
sponsiblc persons should be punished.
And an cif0rt-a positive, determined
cifort-shcnld bc made to fix the re-
sponsibility." Secretary Bonapartc
promises that the matter will be sift-
ed 10 the bottom and we believe the
case may be safely left in his hands
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-26
I RaeatrscA2
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The patrons of the popular casino
III l'uckroc Beach are promised con-
siderable amusement THO evening
when Il greasy pig will be given away
Ivy Manager GaenOn. For the past
ten days tickets containing numbers
have been given ont AMI tonight the
person holding the lucky number will
l| awarded the pig, providcd he
catches his pigahip on the stage. The
greasy pig act will be given immc-
diatcly after the performance ul
SANDY aot;om" by the Gagnon.Pol-
lock Company.
Sandy Bottom" the melo,lrama
was given by the company last nigh,
tn Il Suod-siHcd and thoroughly pleas
ell audience. Miss Jerome the char
actor actress. and Miss Mabel Pollock
were seen To gool advantage. Will,
Manager GnSnon appeared i'll The It'll,
role sandy lotion" will he pre-
scutcd tor the last ,imc this evening
Great interest is felt in the an
nounccincnt that a big display Of fire
works will bc given al The bcacl
again on Friday evening.
Tie skating rink which opened il
he pavilion MONDAY night. is rapid,
growing in favor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-26
Personal Mention.

Miss Vivian Mcanlcy. the young
daughter of Mr.. L. S. AIcanlcy, is very
ill at "oano with typhoid fever. DR..
IL. U. Stephenson and IL trained nurse
are in charge.
MIR THr. h"dsins, 7clnrls nf the court
of York county, will have no opposi.
ton i'll the primary, which will he graf,
flying news to lIis many friends.
Mr.. {. d. Chapman, of Madison,
Wis, is in town.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-26
Entered at the Newport News, Va.
P0stofIlce as second-clnss matter.
WEDNESDAY, JULY &c, 1905.
MAGISTRATES UNcALLEO-FoR
REBUkE,

We find in The New York Times the
following interesting story Of recent
incident In the great metropolis:
elf tic police would spend more
ftlmc looking after the real criminal,
and not waste their energies IN such
petty cases as this, ii would he :;rra.
deal better for the city, said Alasis-
trntc Crane TO Acting Captain Powers
OF the East One Hundred and Fourth
Street Staten. i'll the Harlem Cont
yesterday morning.
Capt. Powers had arraigncd six
4 boys ON tho charge uf gambling in The
I, Hiona Social Club. at Gl East One
Hundred and Fourth street. He said
he had caught them in game of
poker.
FIJI Why don't You mako raid on
I some Of the big clubs?' asked the Mag
istratc. WHY, there's poker playing,
lin your own station house
""rherc is ITO poker playing in ny
station house new said the Captain.
There usc,l to he I've seen i.
{ played there mYcif' said Magistrate
Crane. Ii You would get after rcn;
criminals and step foolish and useless
arrests. il would be much hotter for
Nthc city. These boys are discharged ~
The magistrates position is nbso
lutcly indcfensiblc. If thc BOYS wcr,
violating he law they should have
-Ll L .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-26
sWEDES ARE REASONABLE.
Ready to Agree to Dissolution II Nor
wcgian People Desire 1t.
(I3y AaAncInf,.n BrnSY


N'y Associated press.)
STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN. July %
The special committee appointed rs
the Riksdag 20 deal with the cliSi:;
which created the revolution in Nor.
way today delivered it's report. The
committee declares unanimously that
the government Hill canont he adopt
cd in the form in which ii was pre-
scented To the ltiksdag and proposes,
that the ltiksdag shall signify its
Willingness To negotiate with Norway
for ii dissolution of the union if The
newly elected StorthinE requests Il 70.
peal Of the act of union and dissolu-
ton of the union or if such rcQues,
is received from Norway after The
NcrwcSian people by Il p,cbiscilc have
declared in favor of Il dissolution of
the union.