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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-23
PEABODY ATTY.
GETS INSOLENT.
In Open Session of legislative
Committee Charges Chairman
Made False Accusations.
MEMBERS RESENTED ATTACK.
Chairman Said He Was Not Response.
bic for Statements Appearing
In Papers.

Denver Feb. 23.--At an open session
Of the legislative committee having in
charge the Peabody-Adams guberna-
torial contest, James II. Brown, Pea
body attorney. appeared today and In
an imprisoned address charged Chair
man William H. Griffith with making
false accusations against him. Mr..
Brown declared that he had been ac-
cused by Griffith during an executive
session Of the committee Of attempting
to secure certain dispositions taken by
the contestee for the purpose of eim-
mating statements detrimental To- Pea
DOdy's case.
Some of the members OF the commit
tee resented the attack on the chair
man and spoke their dlspleasure to Mr.
Brown, who replied that he had been
accused unwarrantedy and he proposed
TO be heard. representative HCay in
terrupted MIR. Brown to deny that
Chairman Griffith had made any such
charge against him, and Brown replied
that Griffith had been quoted as accus-
Ing him in substance as stated and Re
Brown would hold him accountable
until a disclaimer was made.
Chairman Griffith responded that he
was not responsible for statements APP
pearing I'm the press and wanted no
controversy with Brown
Yes, but ! have controversy with
YOU" retorted Brown. Brown then eX-
planned that he did ask the privilege Of
examining certain dispositions for the
purpose Of ascertainIng how many con-
tanned no cross-examnatlon by attor-
neys for Peabody
Chairman Gnhith and Secy. Ninton Of
the committee made statements in
which they told of a visit TO the latter
on Sunday by a representative or
Brown. who demanded that the deposit
lions I'm question be turned over to him.
MIR. Vinton referred the matter to
Chairman Grfith, who instructed him
to retain possession Of the documents
and under no circumstances permit
anyone to have them without a receipt.
No further demand was made by Mr.
Brown. they said
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-23
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

The farewell party given In honor Of
Mr. and Mrs, George l.. Nye last night
at the Weber home was delightful
affair A number Of the younger
friends OF the guests Of honor were
present and flags, bunting cherries and
other devices symboli2lng the day
made the scene brilliant. The patriotic
idea was carried out In the refresh
ments and the event was altogether
enjoyable.
At the home Of Mrs, Walter j Beatie
last night, the Daughters OF the Revo-
luton enjoyed a delightful evening, the
special occasion being planned in hon
or Of the day The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated with patriotic emblems,
and a delightful program was rendered
by Mrs Julia Farnsworth Lund Miss
Cecilia Sharp, Mr.. George ID. Piper and
Mr. Hugh Dougall, while addresses APP
proprate to the day were made by
Apostle George A. Smith, Judge w II.
King and Dr. f. S. Wright
a pretty affair OF yesterday was the
character party given I'm the Eigh-
teenth ward under the auspices Of the
Primary associations, Numberless lit
ilt AblN lllfl Allt IOOl hAluNfu III
quaint costumes. the colonial as a
matter of course being much I'm evil
dence The AFFAIR was altogether sue
Cessful.
Miss George Young and Miss Ella
Harrison entertained at a pit" party
on Tuesday night In honor OF the
Misses Woodmansce, Taylor. Scow-
croft and Browning OF ogden, de-
lightful time being spent. About 60
were present
There viii be colonial social at
Westminster Presbyterian church
given by the Y, Z, S. G. H. tomorrow
evening The special features win be
a fine musical and literary entertain
ment and a big Cherry Pie" large
enough for all Corners
Miss Agnes Dick and Mr.. w. r.
Coombs, both well-known young peo-
pie OF this city, We're married yester-
day afternoon at 1880 o'clock at the
home OF the groom l42 south Third
East street by Bishop Plat,
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Chicago, who led IN the two-men division
last night have dropped to third place.
=, William OFT ~ Lacrosse still retains
the lead IN the individual class with COS.
Milwaukee, Feb y --Today win see the
nnish " the iiye-men team squads In the
bowling tournament Of the American
Rowing congress Two Chicago teams
NE Gunthers No 2 and Century No. T.
WIN scores u 2l6 and 21lN. respectively,
hold first and second places I'M this di-
vision, with the Farmers OF Cleveland
$40, a very close third Todays pro-
EIamme consists principally " events In
the doubles Ward and Mcclure also OF
class with score uf LII. Young and
NeWnerfy Of Detroit and Ahnet and
Sehuer ~ Milwaukee are tied for second
place with llOl William OF of la
crosse, with a score OF COS, IL high mark
80 far in the individuals
Following are some OF tOday's indyid-
val scores, J Henter, Kansas city i31
~ Raster Kansas city 1885, A, Arson
chicago, 5i2i j. Martin, Des Mones 400
y HargraNes. Des Molnes 5li, j. Doer-
ing Peoria, 57l; y, Kneer Peoria 5o4
rive men teams scores; ST. JOsCphs
81 Joseph, Mo. 243i; Democratic club
Denver, 2j36i Empires, Seattle 1905
Bnltc club Butte. 2ij5i San Francisco
Two-men scores, G, II. Rantenburg ano
y ) Smith. ST. Louis 1896, Alton and
carlson, Chicago. LIP, Louis Pabst ana
a, j Ellison, ST Louis 9S5; @, r, Hlm-
norman and j. II. Hedges, Omaha, 100;
J. a. Melting aud julie Schmltt ST. Louis
ll03; Henry Schlenk and John Sturtz St
Louis, LILO, Martin Kern and Emil
Funcke, 81, Louis. 1lH,
Milwaukee, wis. Feb. 23.-Thc last five
men squad In the American Bowling con-
gross a. b, c. bowling tournament I'M
lshed AZ 10 this Thursday morning
with Gunthcrs No. 2 Of Chicago the win
ners Of first prize $3.50
I'm the last squad Omaha landed eight
IN the list The leaders finished as fol-
lows.
Gunthers No, 2. Chicago, 2795.
Century No T. Chicago, 27i8,
Farmers, Cleveland 2I1j.
Americans, Detroit 213l
Chic and George Cincinnati 210.
Crescents. Toledo 2722
In the two-mon class Meyer and Peter
son, Chicago made a score Of LIS, which
tied them for second place,
There are several squads In the two
men class yet 10 bowl
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Events at Ascot.

Los Angeles. Cal, Feb. 22-The Santa
Anita handicap, with a gross value OF
81 40 was the feature at Ascot today
kehailan won the handicap In the easiest
kind Of fashion from Borghes with
Pasadena the even money fav0rite, third
The distance was the Brooks course
scyenty-three yards short ~ q mile and
a quarter, and the time was 2.02i4 which
Is the record for the track. Weather
clear. track fast Summary;
First race, one mile-Skcptc won. Sini-
cado second Gleeman third Time
;42i9.
Second race four furlongs-Ala Russell
won, la second, Wee Girl third. Time
.i9L
Third race. six undergraduates Tit
ania won. Head Dance second Tim Hurst
third. Time-l13h
Fourth race. Santa Anita handicap
Brooks COURSE K ehailan won Borghesi
second Pasadena third. Timo-202'a
Fifth race, Slauspn course FirCball won,
Smith Kane second, Witch Hazel third
Time-ll309h
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
Clnnatus won, Padua second, Duuful
third. Time-l:Alz,
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FIRE IN MT. CLAIR, N. J.
One Person Burned to Death and
Another Missing.

Mont Clair, n. j., Feb 23,-One per-
son was burned to death, another is
missing and I'VE houses were destroyed
by fire I'm High street, this city today
The police are making an inYestiga-
ton Of the fire. fearing that ii was M
cendlary and that a murder was COM
mittcd The person burned to death
was Mrs Hannah H. Ross and coach
man IL missing
The bursting Of a water main ham,
pered the firemen greatly.
No trace OF the coachman's body was
found I'm the ruins Of Mrs. Ross house
and the police have begun a search for
him. Mrs. Ross was a wealthy octo-
genarlan and resided alone, with the
possible exception Of coachman, who
was engaged only two days ago, there
were no other servants in the house
last night
The police are satisfied that the fire
started in Mrs, Ross bedroom, but they
have been unable to determine whether
the aged woman was overcome by
smoke and killed by the flames or
whether she was murdered and the fire
started to cover up evidence Of the
crime,
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GATHER OF THE CLANS.
Twenty-Five OF scotIa's sons Play Game
or Association Football.

Yesterday afternoon at the Tower
grounds the West Side Rangers and
North-sde Benchers met In a game Of
association football, The former won
the toss and therefore, had the advan-
tage OF the breeze and hill
From the kickoff the Benchers imme-
diately began to press but the backs and
goal-keeper Of the Rangers were quite
safe and no damage was done. The first
half was n succession Of attacks by the
Benchers forwards, relieved only by an
occasional break away by the visiting
center-forward during which Sanford
was noticeable for some powerful kick
Ing. Half-time arriving with no goals
scored
with the breeze and hill In their favor
II was expected that the Benchers would
soon open their score, but the visiting
forwards now played a better game and
were often dangerous, although they did
not trouble the goalkeeper The home
forwards pressed heavily but were un-
able TO score, AMI from a break away
the Rangers right wing scored with an
oblique shot. The game thus ending,
West Side Rangers l goal North East
BenChcrs MI.
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Big Fire at Cape May.

New York, Feb. pa dispatch to
the Herald from Cape May courthouse
~ j.. says. fire which was started
early today by an explosion OF some un-
known substance, Is sweeping the busi-
ness section Of the town, Help was
summoned by special train from Cape
May city. II is likely the loss will
reach 100000
The fire started In Yourman's funi-
ure and hardware store Ten smaller
establishments were destroyed In short
order, including meat markets, grocery
and dry goods stores and several law
Offices
A small hotel and several other
buildings were ablaze before assistance
arrived nom Cape May.
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SPRING TRACK EVENTS.
Definite Training WIN shortly he Under
Wny With students

The Spring track events between the
schools of Utah win soon be scheduled
and definite training will then get under
way on saturday, March 4 1876 Mana
ger Geo. Riser Of the University Of Titan
track team has called a meeting OF repre-
sentatives Of all athletic teams I'm Utah
to convene at Salt Lake, and plan the
spring meets. II IS expected that the L.
y. s University. the Brigham Young
University the Agricultural College the
Brigham Young College. and the Univer-
slty Of Utah will send representatives
and that state series will be definitely
agreed upon.
Another set Of track meets 20 be held
at Cummings field will soon be definitely
arranged for az meeting has been
called FOR the secondary schools Of the
state 20 hold their council and prepare a
spring schedule. strong effort this year
will be made TO have the University
"preps" rated as eligible FOR secondary
school meets, as at present they arc out
In the cold neither the University nor
the high school desiring to enter meets
against them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-23
THOMAS VISITED MoRGUE.
saw Dead Body of Girl He is Said
To Have Murdered,

Des Mones, Ia, Feb. 23--Accompa-
MED by the brother of his alleged vic
time. Charles Thomas the accused MUIR
derer of Mabel Sooheld, visited the
morgue where lay the remains Of the
dead girl, ON the evening Of the after
noon the body was removed from the
river The embalmer who cared for
the body submitted this testimony In
the trial Of Thomas today. The state
Immediately made known its intentions
10 use this evidence to show that
Thomas was the murderer and that i'm
PEELED by a strange and unnatural de-
sire TO look upon the face Of his victim
he seized upon the pretext OF accom-
panylng the brother for the purpose Of
Identification.
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BOWLING TOURNAMENT,
Gunthers No. 2 Chicago Team stlll Lead
All Others.

Milwaukee. Feb. 22-The high scores In
the various bowling events OF the Amer
lean Bowling congress tournament up 70
10 O'Clock tonight are as follows:
Fiye-men class, Gunthers 30. g. chi
Cago, 2lal, Century No T. Chicago, 2TN;
Farmers, Cleveland, 2,775
Two-men class: Lord and Hardlt
Washington, lls6: Caldwell and Reader
Cleveland LIS Ward and Mcclure. chi
cago LII, Koran and Dunbar, Philudol-
phla, LIZ schlenk and Sturtz st. Louis,
Ito
Individual class OFT, Lacrosse COS; Ma
gle Rock Island 500, Pinnska 81. Paul,
Sos
The standings Of The leaders In the Ave
men teams were not materially changed
since last night Ward and Mcclure OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-23
ON THE RACE TRACK.
DR.. Lego, Winner OF Ascot Derby, Cap.
tured the California Derby.

San Francisco Feb. 22-Dr Lego,
winner Of the Ascot Derby last Saturday,
won the California Derby today When ne
passed the half, going easy. II was all
over but the cashing, and he rolled home
three lengths In front Ara finished
second aud A. Muskoday took the show
money DR., Lego and Big Beach were
coupled In the betting, being pronounced
fav0rites at TO 2 Hologan found friends
at to l. while the others ranged I'm price
from 10 10 % to /. Weather clear TRACK
slow Results:
First race, three and n half furlongs-
Lady King won Semilune second Is
abcaus third, T1me-H
Second race, six furongs-. Mongregor
won, Fort Wayne second, Dora | third,
Time-i,l6
Third race Seven Furlongs -Hulford
won, Budd Wade second. Mocorito third.
Tmc--i30
Fourth race one and a quarter miles.
California Derby $500 added Or. Leggo.
~ CBonnerl. 10 3 won Arc, III
Gnappl 10 to l. second A. Muskoday.
III (Aariol, 10 to l. third Big Beach.
Hoollgan, Salable and Down Patrick also
ran,
Firth race, mile and twenty yards
Ethel Abbott won EXpodient second, Dr.
Shorb third Tlme-lA5ih
Sixth race, one mile--fshana won, NJ
grette second Judge third Time-li2ii
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had cut the Chlnaman TO pieces in the
round and half before the knockout
came.
for All n he ever meets even a fourth.
class boy But until that time arrives
the willy Chink Is going TO make hay out
OF the advertising that his feat Is Civ
Ing, him. and, under The tutelage OF his
surprise TO hear All uncorking, for adj
vertisng purposes. some new punches
such. for Instance, as the chop suey the
birds nest bin tho sharks IN swing
or tho hon iOlnt hook
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office OF the
weather bureau for the "A hours ending
at a. m. today;
Barometer reading at a. m, 25705
inches, Temperature at a. m, Al de-
grees. maximum, 56 minimum, 81
mean. 49, which is S degrees above the
normal.
Excess Of daily mean temperature
since the first Of the month, II de-
grcos.
Excess Of daily mean temperature
since January /, III degrees.
Precipitation since the first OF the
month l.22 inch, which is 20 inch
above the normal
Deficiency in precipitation since jan
uary l. so inch.
FORECASTS TILL 6 p. NJ, FRIDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
vicinity,
Generally fair tonight and Friday.
For Utah! Forecast made at Denver,
Colo.
Generally fair tonight and Friday;
cooler Friday.
West Wyoming cloudy to-
night and Friday, cooler Friday
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The barometer is highest over the
Pacific ana North Atlantic states, MiR-
slsslpp and Ohio valleys, southeastern
Idaho and southwestern Wyoming and
lowest over the southern plateau,
northern Rocky Mountain slope and -.
n. W. T'y
Precipitation occurred over portions
OF the North Pacific and Atlantic
states, plateau region, Ohio valley, lake
region and h. n w. Ty IL was rain
ing this morning at Phoenix, and snow
ing at Santa Fe, Calgary Pittsburg,
Buffalo Elkins and Washington, d. G..
Moderate temperatures prevail over
all districts. -
r.. J, HYATT,
Local Forecastor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-23
Inhnr Sitnntion Worse.

81. Petersburg Feb. 23-The labor
situation I'm ST. Petersburg has as
sumed a phase most irritating to en-
Movers, the men working one day and
quitting the next. and showing no per-
manent disposition TO either work or
strike. At present most Of the factories
are working, but there Is no telling
when or to what extent the strike may
next break out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-23

The latest news from Paris Is, that
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80 Tyrss aInRag.FYs sEEaN


The unwsrrantable attack Of some
editor upon the good name Of a medi.
cine which has been recommended by
mothers and women in all stations Of
life, claiming that It contains M alco-
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widely-known physician and founder
Of the ln,alids' Hotel and Surgical In
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ing this unlounded attack claiming
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publication are wholly and absolutely
false in every particular, and that the
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almost every case he put il up in
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thirty-eight years, and during that time
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that D. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription
does or ever did contain any alcohol or
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scientifically extracted and combined,
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complaint. One OF the largest whole
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their attention was called 70 the article
nthe publication mentioned, they asked
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Yours,
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have brought suit against the publ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-23
Pirating FoIoy's Honey and Tar.

Foley G. CO.. Chicago, originated Honey
and Tar as a throat and lung remedy.
and on account Of the great merit and
popularity Of F0ley's Honey and Tar
many limitations are offered for the genu-
inc Ask for FOBEYS Honey and Tar
and refuse any substitute offered as No
other preparation will give tho same sat
lsfacton, II Is mildly laxative. II con
and delicate persons. For sale by +. j.
I'M Drug CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-23
oANoRUFF DON'T WASH OUT.
The Germ That Causes II Has 10 Be
Destroyed 10 Cure Dandruif

Many a woman spends an hour twice
week securing her scalp, thinking
that by scrubbing of the scurf she will
cure the dandruff, Two hours week,
at the age of 40 years, she has spent 200
days OF ~ hours each, or two-thirds Of
year Of her life, IN that vain hope;
vain because you can't cure dandruff
without killing the dandrun germ, and
the only hair preparation ON earth that
VIII do that Is Newbros "Herpiclde"-
also a delightful hair dressing, and
thorough antlseptlc against all conta-
glon from use OF Others hair brushes
Sold bv leading drubggsts Send l0c
I'm stamps for sample 10 The Herpiclde
CO., Detroit Mich, a. @. M /. Drug CO.,
Special Agents. %
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before the National Commission Of Base
boil on p, n, l., Affairs.

Last evening Walter sebree " tho
b9lse baseball club held a consultation
EllD me president VI the Pacific National
tasue gnd directors of the local club. and
u was decided that Mr.. sobree go to Chi
@so 10 attend the meeting to be held
r,i,. march IND by the National Com
mission when the question OF protection
Will be- settled
MI oourre has some valuable testimony
", give win reference TO affairs Of the
pylso cluh and how II stands toward
nu,ss We has repeatedly stated that the
9Gsm would not Doe with tucus but was
i,3ll, W. faciilc National TO stay II II
s.Iv, s. testimony II VIII render a deci-
nuN ll LNNur VI The p N
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Col. c 5. Arnold Suicides.

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 23,-Col Charles s.
Arnold, one a. the best known insur-
ance men IN the south, and a disun-
guishcd citizen OF Atlanta, committed
suicide today by shooting, No reason
is known Tor the act
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cation and will dis-prove the charges
by competent chemists. Here is the
result Of another prominent chemists
analysis;
Massachusetts college OF Pharmacy,
Cor. st. Botolph and Garrison Streets,
DR.. j. W. BAIRD, DEAN.
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WILLIE GOES ABROAD.
Said to be After Fastest Racing Car
Ever Built

william T. Vanderbilt Jr, has UNDER
taken his present trip to Europe partially
with the idea OF securing the fas est
racing car which money VIII buy Van
derbits defeat AZ Eagle Rock and his
losses at Ormond nettlod him not a little,
and he Ia now determined TO recoup his
lost reputation as premier automobile
driver Of America
The popular young millionaire realizes
that the attainment Of two miles q min
ute will bring international reputation
TO the successful man. II IL reported that
Of construction the racing machines de-
signed 10 secure the coveted thirty-sec-
ond mark Perhaps Vanderbilt is after
one OF these. He viii at least visit the
Mercedes factory al Darmstadt. Germany,
and the makers win make every effort 10
secure his order During the trip he will
tour extensively
The FIRST car purchased I'm this country
for delivery at Turin will be used by Van
dCrhilt
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Proof of Arsenical Poison.

Chicago, Feb, 22, DR.. Otto w. Lenke,
who has been conducting a chemical
investigation to determine whether or
not Mrs. Marie Welker-Eoch the last
wife Of Johann Hoch, was poisoned,
declared tonight that he had found
conclusive proof OF arSenical poisoning
In the kidneys Of the woman,