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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-10
ADDRESS BY SHAW.

Atlantic Beach, Fla, June 9-Ad-
dressing the Georgia and Florida bank
ers at their annual meeting. Secretary
Shaw this afternoon proposed plan
for making the currency system more
elastic He suggested permitting the
national banks to issue a certain vol
ume of currency either prOportioned on
the capital Of the bank or on the
amount OF bonds secured by currency:
the bank to be charged not less than ;
per cent interest during the time this
currency is out The government
should guarantee the redemption of this
credit currency, for the interest charged
would be vastly more than to cover ali
possible loss
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yOn, and thence to Fort Duehesne and
NernaL
This was the first and for many
years the only road through the reSer-
vatiOn-in fact until the year 1S90-and
was and still is the through route from
western Colorado toSSalt Lake City and
the northwestern states.
The state of Utah has expended
large sums of money in building the
road, changing grades, making bridges.
etc, and in keeping the road in repair
Tor travel WasatCh county has ex-
pended annually large sums of money
and much labor in assisting the state
to keep this road in good condition for
travel -
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HERALD SPORTING News
EUREKA AFTER BEST
Champions VIII Tour Idaho and
VIII Meet All
Corners.


Eureka. June 9--The Eureka. baseball
players will cross bats with the Highland
Boy team on Sunday at the Eureka ball
park Ames, il is understood. has
strengthened his aggregation by adding
some of the O. S. l. players, and will go
after the winners scalps in earnest. EU-
rekas Hne-up on Sunday will be as fol-
lows DOugless, > b.; Wall. e E Beck, s
5. King. l b.; Kumley, G.; Jensen, p;
Chivrell. T f.; Norris, l. f; Mcfarland.
b.
game on Odd Fellows day, June 2, at
Lagoon. Manager ChOntz is making ar
Lagoon Manager Shortz is making ar
rangements to play "A series Of these
games with Park City. and Eureka is
ready with that 800 forfeit for the series
of games for the championship. Two
games with Logan viii be played here on
the I'd and 4th Of July. and the miners wilt
travel north and give the Loganites
return game on the Sd and oath of July.
after which n tour through Idaho will be
made and the Blue Rocks will endeavOr
to take into camp the following teams:
PocatellO, Blacl1foOt, Idaho Falls. Rex
burg and St Anthony and if satisfactory
arrangements can be made a visit to
Evanston viii wind up their northern
tour.
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RIGHT TO BE HEARD.
Ancient MarshaIs Will Present Me-
MORALS 10 Gar.

81 Petersburg June 9, 6:45 p. m--The
important fact developed today that the
MOSCOW meeting of zemstvoists and
mayors has not finally adjourned. but
only temporarily adjourned to await the
eInperOrS answer to the deputatiOn dis
patched to him with the sensational ad-
dresses teIegraphed from Moscow yes
terday demanding the immediate convo-
cation OF a national assembly Count
Hayden who heads the deputation. is
mere trying to arrange for its reception
which he would like to have occur on
Monday. when the other members ar
rive. They are all marshals of the no
bl1ty and all therefore, by an ancient
law OF Russia, are guaranteed the right
TO present memorials direct to the SOW
ereigu
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JAPAN WILL WATCH
FOR GREAT BRITAIN

London. June 10.-The decision of the
government which has been announced
IN kilograms from HOngkOng to send
home the battleShipS from China. the Brit
ISh China squadron henCeforth to consist
entirely Of cruisers. is interpreted as the
outcome of the destruction of the Rus
sian fleet and causes much satisfaction
as II, viii permit Great Britain to follow
the example of Germany and concentrate
her naval strength to a greater extent in
home waters
This change gives the admiralty seven
additional battleships for European wa
terS
The governor of HonSkong. according
10 dispatches received. has announced
that his proclamation against the export
alton of coal viii not be enforced until
further notice.
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GOVERNOR ASKS SECRETARY OF INTERIOR
TO OPEN ANOTHER ROAD IN RESERVATION

Governor John c. Cutler recently re-
ceived a letter from a number of citi-
zens of Wasatch county. Utah, COM
planning of the closing of all roads
leading into the Uintah Indian reserva-
ton except the one leading from Price
TO Vernal, the closing having been done
by direction Of the department of the
interior at Washington. D. c.
In a letter to Secretary of the Inte-
r1or E A. Hitchcock, Governor Cutler
says:
After a careful investigation of the
facts, / am convinced that this order
should be revoked, or at least modified
so as TO permit travel on the road
through what is known as Daniels cam
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OREGON PIONEER
DIES IN MONTANA

MissOUla Mont. June 9.-David J.
Lewis. who has been Il resident of the
Pacific coast since the summer of 1852
died in this city unexpectedly of
pneumonia this morning. Mr.. Lewis
was a native of Central Missouri and
crossed the plains to Oregon fifty-three
years ago. where he engaged in the
farming and stock business. When the
Northern Pacific was built eastward to
connect with the west bound line he
was one of the contractors for the road
and was present at the time the golden
spike was driven at Gold Greek in>the
spring of 1888
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JUNKETERS IN ARIZONA.
Congressional Party Reached Yuma
Yesterday.

Yuma. Ariz-. June 9.-The congress
sionai party which is inspecting the ir-
rlSation systems in this section reached
Yuma today and was met by represent
atlves Of the state of California, headed
by Governor Pardee.
After inspecting fruit and alfalfa
lands that have been rendered fertile
through irrigation. the visitors boarded
a steamer and viewed the site of the
projected LagUna dam. across the Colo
RADIO river twelve miles above Yuma
At $3.50 o'clock tonight the party viii
leave for Imperial to witness what has
been done for that section through irri-
CATION
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RECEIVER APPOINTED
FOR COPPER COMPANY

Philadelphia. June 9.-Cpon the petit
ton of Albert :. Moore, of New York.
a stOckholdeT. Judge Won MOSchzisker
in common pleas court today appointed
James w King receiver of the North
Platte Copper Mining & Smelling COM
pany. The company is a Wyoming
corporation capitalized at SO. 0G0. 900
Moore owns 200 shares of its capital
stock and he charges that the company
is insOlvent The company. he said
claims to own eight mining claims in
Converse county, WyO-, but these have
been allowed To remain idle and be-
come deprecated in value
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san Francisco June An unusually
close game was played today By the home
team and Oakland. not a run being
scored until the last of the eleventh in
ming when lucky hit gave the home
team the victory Although San Fran
cisco made three hits in the ninth they
could not score Williams and Moskirnan
each pitched splendid ball and the local
man was given perfect support the only
error on his side being made by himself.
Score
r. H E
Oakland ....... w q 3
San Francisco -......- -...---1 8
Mosliman and Byrne; Williams and
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CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
Niece of Secretary corteIyou Is Tn
der Arrest.

New York. June "A handsomely
dressed woman. who said she was the
niece of a prominent official. was arrest
ed tonight, charged with grand larceny.
1t being claimed that she had stolen jew
elry valued at $1,000. The woman gave
her name to the police as Miss Antoinette
Corteiyou. At the same time she was ar
rested the detectives also placed under
arrest her coiOred maid, Ruth Bundy The
complainant against the two women is
Mrs. Dorothy Aurbach who told the DO
lice that she called today on Miss CorteI-
You, whom she had known for five years.
and that on returning home she found
that 1ewelry valued at $1,000 had been alb
stracted from her chatelain bag. which
she left in Miss Cortelyou's room while
she went TO use a telephone.
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HIGH WATER MARK.

Edinburgh, June 9.-Lord ROsebery
in an address at the Booksellers din
ner tonight said that the first half Of
the last century was the high water
mark in literature AS a commercial
undertaking from the authors point of
view, comparison of the prices paid
then showed perhaps that the book
sellers and publishers we're not good
Judges of immortal works
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Blues q, HighIanders 2.

New York. June 9.-In a game marked
by constant wranglinE Cleveland again
defeated New York today. Manager Crit
fifth and BuelOw- but for Interference on
the part Of other players, would have
come to blows, and for this offense the
local manager was sent off the field. At
tendance, 5000 Score:
r H L
New York ...-....-.------
Cleveland -.--..----...--- .-----.----
Batteries Orth and Kieinow: loss.
Rhoades. Buelow and Bemis.
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DENIED BY HITCHCOCK.

Washington. June 9-Secretary
Hitchcock today denied the published
report that he had sanctioned the pro-
posed killing of thiTty-ffve bufaIOes at
Bliss, Okla. on the occasion of the
gathering there of the National Edi-
tOrial association and in the celebration
of the Indians of that section of their
a abandonment of tribal relations He
says application was made by Delegate
Mcclure for permission to allow Chief
Geronimo and 100 Indians to attend the
celebration, but il was not granted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-10
BECAME DESPONOENT.
Suicide of a Young Woman at Port
land, Ore.

Portland, Ore, June 9.-The body Of
Miss WaveIle Cunningham, a young
woman of PendIeton, Ore, was discov-
cred in a downtown lodging house this
afternoon She had committed suicide
by inhaling Illuminating gas Some
time ago Miss Cunningham purchased
some jeweIry of a. local firm, giving in
payment a check which was disputed
at the bank Miss Cunningham was
trailed TO San Francisco and arrested.
The case was compromised, however
Miss Cunningham returned from San
Francisco last night. 1t is thought
that she was Respondent over the dis
grace resulting from her acts
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Tacoma. June 9.-Seattle took today's
game Hall was quiet effective while the
visitors hit Brown OppOrtunely. Kemmer
made home run The fielding of both
teams was fast, there being five double
plays Score:
r. H r
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RESULTED IN COMPROMISE.

Detroit. Mich. June 9.-The wage
conference Of the representatives of
the Republic Iron & Steel company and
of the Amalgamatcd Association of
Iron, Steel & Tin Workers. which h9s
been in session here since Monday, re-
suited today in a compromise agree
ment for July 1, 1906
The agreement reached today means
the men viii receive an increase aver
aging about 10 per cent.
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CROKER COMING BACK.

New York June 9.-The Herald tomor-
row viii say
Richard Croker Will return to New York
with Mrs Croker and their three chill
dren- VINO are now visiting him on his
irish estate near Dublin. The time Of his
arrival IN this city, which henceforth is
to be mis- home for a part of each year
will be coincident with the opening Of the
mayoTalty campaign
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YELLOW FEVER VICTIMS.
Death of Frank O'Leary at Swim
burne Island.

New York. June 9.-Frank O'Leary of
Buffalo died at the government hospital
on Swinburne island today of yellow
fever. He was taken ill on the steamer
SeguranCa while en- route from Colon
to this city, and was transferred to the
hospital upon the steamers arrival
The steamer Seguranca brought near
" $50 passengers, many of whom had
resigned their positions on the Panama
canal because of the health conditions
on the iSthmuS.
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Denver 5, Sioux City 2

DenEer. June Sioux City was unable
to hit Hickman effectively TODAY and the
locals won by punching their hits Score:
r II. E
Denver .--.---- -----.-..----------- s
Sioux CITY ...-..-... -. 3
Batteries-H and Lucia. Jarrett
and RaerWald.
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POWERS PARDON.

Maysville, KY, June 9.-Affidavits
have been filed in the Powers case in
the federal court from Ex-Governor w.
= Taylor, ex-Postmaster General
Charles Emory Smith. ex-AttOrney Cen
eTal John W. Griggs and Secretary
Cortelyou showing that Taylor was rec
ognized as governor of Kentucky by the
administration. The affida-
Wits were filed to show that Governor
Taylor's pardon to Powers was valid.
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RIOT IN MOSCOW.

Moscow. June 9.-Police with drawn
swords charged a mob of 1000 work
men here yesterday wounding many of
them. The workmen refused to dis
Berse when ordered. and the police
fired blank revolver shots at them. Rhe
mob stood firm, whereupon the police
charged and scattered it. There were
no further disturbances.
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American League.
Western League.
Hardware Boys VS.. Shelter Team.

The SAT- Lake Hardware baseball team
which claims the championship of the
north side Of second South StreeT from
the Atlas block TO West Temple street
has arranged a game Ejth the Highland
Boy smelter team to De played this after
noon at Murray The hardware boys say
they look sweet In their new uniforms
bUt the official dope book fails to give
them any record Billy Fowler and
Phil Barter are the official boosters
fer the team, and according to them there
Is nothing to the game but the hardware
team. Ames. the big pitcher of the High
land Boys. has not been heard from vet
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Aqreement Urged.

St Petersburg, June 10.-The munich
pality of St Petersburg has decided to
give its adhesion to the address to En-
perOr Nicholas adopted by the aII-R1s-
sian congress at Moscow and has ap-
pointed number of its members to
join the depUtatiOn from the Moscow
congress. which will present the ad-
dress to the emperor
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CHECK FOR $500.

Ithaca, y. Y. June 9.-President
Schurman of Cornell university has re
ceived from William Bryan a. check for
$500, being a part of $4,000 left by the
late Philo s. Bennett of Connecticut to
be divided among twenty-five colleges
for prize essays.
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CHEAP RATES EAST.

May p, %. June 3, 5. 10. u. Long
limits via COLORADO MIDLAND rail.
way. The line that has the scenery
Through the Rockies in daylight In A
Pullman Observation sleeping car.
Write or call at ticket Office. a w. End
South street for information and book
lets
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Gardner Daily Store News
We have plenty of Waists

We have plenty of Waists
and BloUses now.
Some new lots have just /
arrived, adding all that was
lacking to our already i'm !
mense showing, giving US
the biggest stock and broad !
est assortment of the year.
Plain Whites and all sorts ;
of natty cOlOred patterns in !
servieeable Waistings.
Shirt Waists. 25e TO ST
Blouses, soc, 75c and 81. /
The other Summer togs for /
the boys you should think :
of today are: Straw Hats, (
Linen Hats, Suits, Belts and {
light Underwear.
Il /
ONE PRICE.
J.P. GARDNER !
136-1ss MAIN ST. &
THE QUALITY STORE. S
sse@ssss ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-10
RASTY WRIGHT
HELD THEM DOWN
Boise Bunch Lost Fourth Game
Present Series.
COULD NOT HIT THE BALL
SIX OF THE BABES TANNED THE
AIR.
lsneciaI 70 The Herald.l

Boise, Ida, June 9-Rssty Wright went
into the box for Salt Lake today and
drove the Fruit Pickers into the slaughter
house. He pitched shut-out ball until the
eighth. but during the last two innings
the locals picked off five hits and saved
themselves from that disgrace He struck
out six men during the game to two dis
posed Of in that manner by McFarlan-
80
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At Indianapolis-Indiana s; Mil
waukee. I.
At ,Columbus-Columbus 10; Ninneapo-
At Toiedo-ToledO. 4; Kansas City. 8
A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ): St Paul
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League Meeting Called.

II was announced last evening that a
call had been issued for meeting of the
directors Of the Pacific National league
for next Wednesday AT this meeting
general business affairs of the league
viii be brought up and discussed
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Colts 8, Bean Eaters 2.

Chicago June 9.-WfIIis held Chicago
down TO four hits today. but lost in the
tenth inning. when Abbatacchio fumbIed
MalOney's grOunder- MalOney then stole
second. went TO third on Chances sacri-
flee and scored on Evers' single Attend
ance-S00. Score:
R H. Z.
Chicago -.--....... ..... ..--3
Boston zee 90 $3.50. 49, ..-2 9
Batteries-Brown and Killing; Willis and
Street
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AMERICAN IEAGuE.

Washington. June 9.-DetrOit Won to-
days game in the last two innings by
base on balls and a sacrifice. followed
BY two singles. Manager Armour was
ordered off the players bench by Umpire
Sheridan Attendance, $500. Score:
R H Z.
Washington ....-....- ---..-...-.-e 10 ,
Detroit 800 --------- ;
Batteries-Patten and Kittredge; Kill
lia0 and Drill
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oarsnen Leave for Enqland.

Philadelphia. June 9.-The crew Of the
Nfsper Boat club. which hopes to win
the grand challenge cupq at the Henley
Regatta. left tonight for New York
whence they viii sail tomorrow for Eng
land.
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OGDEN WAS EASY.
Hoon, CastIeton and FuImer Did the
Pitching.

Spokane. Wash, June 9-The locals
took revenge ON the Ogdenites today.
winning with ease before the largest
weekday crowd of the season Three
Ogden pitchers were tried and found
wanting, each getting batted early and
often But it was not so much poor
pitching as loose fielding that lost the
game \ bunch of costly errors by OS-
den field during the first and second in
nIngS gave the locals lead Of eight. The
visitors four runs came in the sixth on
an error by Raymond and four clean
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American Reaches Final Bound

London. June s.-Aleck Smith was the
1hiX American TO reach the final round
II the fOrty-fifth annual tournament for
me open golf championship at st. An
1rews today His aggregate was agg as
against 5lS the aggregate Of the winner.
lanes BAIRD the former British cham
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Spokane.


IRrce-haso Hits-Ra ymond. Two-basc
IitS-EEsU- Lewis Sacrifice Hit-Stau-
leN- stolen BaseS-FieTWiE- Struck Out
~ tpou- f. ny CaStlctou- l. by KIink-
hammer. - by F'ulmer- - Left on Bases
Ogden > Spokane T. Double PLAYS
Lewis to Baxter. Bare 90 Bresino to
lark Wild observation-disclosures Passed
Eall-HaGsen- Time-I.30- Cmpire-MaC-
Rae. AJJguIanCe-ZNOo
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Colorado Springs. Colo June g-The st
Joseph team OUtplayed the locals i'm every
part of the game and won by a score of .
to > SCCrp-
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MARY ROGERS MUST HANG.
United States Supreme Court De-
cIines to Interfere.

Albany. y. Y, June 9.-Judge Rufus
w. Peckham Of the United States su-
preme court today declined to grant a
writ of error which would allow the
case of Mrs Mary Rogers of Vermont.
now under sentence for the murder of
her husband, TO so to the United States
court.
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ADVISORY COMMITTEES

Philadelphia, June 9.-Mavor Weaver
tonight announced the appointment of
an advisory committee of fourteen of
the most prominent business men of
DhDadaIuAhia
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Bad Tenants Evicted

And rent collected. Merchants Pro
tective Association. Francis &. Luke.
General Manager. Top Floor CONNER
cial Block.
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American Association.

Omaha June 9.-Omaha-Des Moines
game postponed on account of rain.
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White sox 8. Athletics 2:

Philadelphia June 9-Chicago defeated
Philadelphia today in 4 hard fought
foUrteen-iuning game. Bad throws gave
each team two runs i'm the early innings
Both White and WaddeII pitched great
ball Attendance, 800. Score.
p H Z
Chicago ---.....-- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ?
Philadelphia ---.------ -------.-... , 2
Batteries--White and Sullivan; WaddeII
and Schreck.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

St Louis, June 9.-By hitting Taylor
cOnsecutively. Philadelphia won its third
straight game today from the local Ma
tomas Sparks was effective until the
ninth. Attendance-1.20e Score:
r. H z.
st. Louis .--..---.. ------ -
Philadelphia 800. 90 .-.-.. - Il .
Batteries-TayIor and Warner: Sparks
and KahOe
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Sixty Years Experience OF an Old
Nurse.

Mrs. Wfnslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription OF one of the best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States and has been used for sixty years
with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. During the
process Of teethinC its value is incalcuIa-
bic 1t relieves the child from pain, cures
diarrhOea. ETiDing in the bowels and wind
collie BY giving health to the child il
rests the mother Price 70 cents a bottle
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Pirates IL, Giants 6.

Pittsburg, June 9.-Five hits and two
bases on ball off Lever in the first in
ming took him off the rubber and when
McGinnity seemed about TO duplicate
Lever. MathewSOn was put in. but could
not save the game Attendance-S1O0.
Score.
R H Z
Pittsburg .-.-.-.-... -...-.-......-12 z I
New York go. ...- go. go. 80. 10 8
BaTterleS-LeeVer- Phillip and Phelps,
McGinity Mathewson and BOwerman.
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Reds "A, superbas 2.

Cincinnati, June 9--The BrOOklyns made
two hits and scored two runs off Ewing
in the first inning. Thereafter only one
hit was made off him Cincinnati found
ScanlOn comparatively easy. He retired
after the fifth inning in favor Of Jones.
who was unable to stop the locals. At
tendance-1.S00 Score:
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Champs 7, Browns I.

Boston. June 9.-BOston won third Sue
cessive game from St. Louis today by the
score Of to I. Errors and bases on balls
SwelIed Boston'S score. Attendance. 8. 40
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MONTPELIER Vt. June 9.-The decision
of Judge Peckham of the supreme
court. in the Mary Rogers case. is taken
here as meaning that the last hone of
saving the wOman's life has been ex-
no Cd
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j co ANYWHEPF

To Photograph anything Harry Ship
Ter Commercial Photographer. Isl So.
Main. Phone 2S25 X.