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Certain Relief.

The secret lay in wonderful chemi-
cal | found In Germany. When l found
this chemical, knew that could make
a Rheumatic cure that would be practl.
caly certain. But even then, before
made an announcement-befor | was
willing TO put my name on it'll made
more than 1000 testsl And my failures
were but 2 per cent.
This German chemical Is not the only
Ingredient | use I'm Dr. Snoops Rheuma.
tic Curc-but II made the remedy posi-.
ble-made possible an achievement which,
! doubt not, could have been made In no
other way
This chemical was very expensive, Tho
duty. too, vas high. In all II cost me 81, 81
per pound, But what In 1850 per
pound for a REAL remedy for the
worlds most painful dissase--for a REAL
relief from the greatest torture human
beings known
don't mean that DR.. Shops Rheuma.
tic Cure can turn bony joints into nesh
again--that liz impossible. But II will
drive from the blood the poison that
causes pain and swelling and then that
is the end OF the pain, and swelling
the end OF the suffering-tho end OF Rheu.
matism That Is why ! can afford to
make this liberal offer-that Is why | can
AFFORD 10 spend the FIRST dollar that
Rheumatic sufferers, the world over,
may learn OF my remedy.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The second performance of the Saw
age opera company drew another large
and brilliant audience at the Theater
last night. There was not the crush
seen at the opening performance, but
this was hardly to be expected In view
OF the fact that Carmen" lie such an
oft told tale In Salt Lake, In fact,
Carmen" has probably been rendered
as often here and as well rendered, as
any work In the standard list. We have
had such opponents OF the role as Min
ME Hauk, collamerini, and half dozen
lesser lights, with corresponding num-
Der OF Tortadors from Tagliapietra, the
leader Of them all, down the scale al
llbitum.
The Carmen OF the Savage COM
pany, Miss we'll, holds her own with
the best OF them, The Ideal Carmen,
as the author drew her. is never an en-
tirely pleasant character for the aver
age Young Person 20 contemplate, she
IA of all things suggestive, the most
suggestive. and In this respect Miss
Iven quite out Calves Calye. She Is an
admirable actress, and In face, form,
manner, sinuosity In her suggestion or
the tlgress and the serpent combined.
all blended into a graceful coduettish-
ness, she forms what we are acous-
TONED 10 think OF as the ideal Carmen.
Her voice, big full mezzo, Is not at
ali times perfect, though II has some
luscious notes; she has n tendency to
mouth her tones that sometimes in-
pairs the fun effectiveness OF her sing
ing. She was applauded again ana
again last night. and the curtain was
raised TO give her a chance to respond
TO the calls,
The general supporting cast while
hardly towering TO the emlnence, either
I'm stature or In vooalism to that Of the
Wagner opera the night before was
still excellent throughout Mr. Roberts.
the tenor, somewhat handicapped by
stature, Ia a rare singer, and he. too,
had some great calls after his notable
numbers. The closing scene, where he
stabs the faithless Carmen, was special
~ well done.
Mr.. Deane. the baritone. In the part
of the Toreador scored well and the
great ringing number Of the night, the
Toreador song, with the full chorus and
the grand orchestra lending him sup
port. was magnihcently done, and he
had n great recall. Miss Jean Lane
Brooks in the part Of Micacla, the peas
opera In charming style and through
out showed that IN her the company has
an ACCOMPLISHED young prima donna
The minor PARTS were well Allied, and
the ohorup did fine work, the great Or
chestra was apnauded again and again
for It's good work, one OF the
extracts In which the harp nutc and
strings shone having to be repeated.
The scenery WAS beautiful especially
the second end third act sets. even
though the waterfall did grow weary OF
PLAYING towards the middle Of the act
The notable engagement Of tho Saw
age company closes with n perform
ance az "oTannhauser" this afternoon
and "TaPoheme" tonight This after
noon the Wagner set ~ PRINCIPALS will
sing. and tonight In LaBoherne' Jo-
seph sheehan the high tenor makes
his only appearance
At the Grand "Mr Foster OF Chicago"
is in It's closing Performances, the
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local Office OF the
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
at 8 a. m today
Barometer reading at s a. M, 1882
inches, Temperature at a. m, 40 de-
grees: maximum, as; minimum, 81;
mean, 80, which is 10 degrees below nor
NAL
Excess Of the daily mean temperature
since the first OF the month, LA de-
grees.
Excess OF daily mean temperature
since Jan. l. 2l6 degrees,
Preclpitatio since the first Of the
month, l.70 inches, which is IA inch
below the normal
Deficiency in precipitation since Jan.
l. inch.
FORECASTS TILL p. NJ, THURS
DAY.
Local forecasts for Salt Lake City
and vicinity;
Rain or snow tonight or Thursday;
colder.
Utah forecast taken at Denver.
Colo)
Rain or snow tonight and Thursday;
colder
Western Wyoming:
Rain or snow tonight and probably
Thursday; warmer tonight colder
Thursday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The barometer is highest over the
Atlantic and western gulf states, and
southern Rocky mountain slope; and
lowest over the middle plateau, upper
Mississippi valley, extreme northwest
and Manitoba.
Precipitation occurred over portions
Of the Pacific and gulf states, plateau
region, Mississippi and Missouri river
valleys extreme northwest ana Mani-
toba. It was raining this morning at
ST. Louis, Little Rock and Boise The
largest amounts were as follows New
Orleans, lis inches; and Little Rock
1.02.
Moderate temperature prevails In all
r. ], HYATT,
Local Forecaster.
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BULLION MISSING.
Twenty-one Bars Mystsriously Disap.
pear from Rio Grands Car

The Rio Grande Western claim de-
partment and the secret service depart
ment are investigating the mysterious
disappearance Of q bars OF bullion
from car consigned to the east from
Bingham. The young clerk named
Drager, who was working for the rail-
road company at Bingham and who
superintendent the loading OF the car
and subsequently sealed II, Is positive
that there was no mistake made in
checking off the number of bars packed
In the car. Upon arriving at its destin-
be- intact. but the consignment was q
bars short. The affair Is puz2llng all
concerned considerably. Draee! Is re-
ported to be an absolutely reliable
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TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
FIVE YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
AUCTION
Notice OF Sale Properly

Common Carriers Lien.
OF
Public
following
boxes s6ap w
Furniture
consigned Western Tatos, charges S1lG
bu1dles nuflap w. A. &
Knit
ting City $751;
Automatic Slot Machine Mckee
AaSmStc Slot Machine Henry
AUTOMATIC Slot Machine Michael Sanders
box j. \. PCtNsQn, charges Nl0l
8caes stoneWa c0nhg 90
consigned clinton Rhodes Mtg Co.. care Brown
Ire p J.
Has gn Q Marble gnod Joseph Carroll
CrH
aasAd vcrtsl Ing to
OF valentine Institute OF science
$3.50
xIronW Wire sgnedA
box em
ernie CoakTI augers charges 20
iox,p cture e.
Clothing, consigned Bevans
box vrtisn 4, +
crateB consigned Mlyorl charges W.
box SOC c. Welsh charges SEQ.
boxP bies siguedR & ELDERS charges N0l
box Rocks notify shoenhoc
3g
DRUGS cousgne
consigned c. A. Dean Ghat6es, cents
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BOUGHT 100000 POUNDS.
william Jackson, Eastern Wool Buyer,
Arrives to Take Up Contracts.

William Jackson OF the firm OF Jack
son & Moore, wool brokers Of Boston
ana st. Louis arrived in Salt Lake
this morning the advance guard Of the
woolbuyers for this season. Mr., jack
son, although the youngest Of the east
ern buyers who visit Utah, Is conceded
to be among the brightest OF the bunch
O0O 900 pounds OF Utah woods, He is
now here FOR the purpose Of taking up
these contracts and shipping the wool
to Boston lie is accompanied by Mrs.
Jackson, and for some time they win
make their headquarters at local ho-
tel. The rest Of the eastern buyers are
due to- arrive in Salt Lake within the
next few DAVIS.
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CENTER WARD CHANGES.
Robert II. Bradford Succeeds Albert W.
Davis an Bishop.

Last Sunday the conference Of the
Center ward OF the Salt Lake stake
convened, the stake presidency and
several Of the local missionaries be-
ing present, Meetings were held in
North Point i'm the afternoon, and In
the Center ward Westinghouse in the
evening, both being well attended. At
the evening services. Albert W. Davis
was honorably released as Bishop to-
gether with his first counselor, David
II. Davis. Elder Robert III. Bradford
was unanimously sustained as Bishop
with Albert j. Davis, now on mis-
sion, as first counselor, and Andrew r.,
Gutl<e as second counselor, On Tues
day former Bishop Albert w. Davis was
ordained a Patriarch by President Jo-
seph II. Smith.
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THE CHINOOK IN CAPTIVITY
Fish With Suicidal Mania Will be
Shown at Lewis & Clark Exposition.

Portland-The Chinook salmon, king
Of fresh water fishes Will be shown
In captivity for the first time at the
Lewis and Clark exposition. Previous
efforts to exhibit the fish alive have
failed on account OF the suicidal pro-
penslties of the captive. When placed
IN tank, the chinook Immediately
kills himself by huttiug his head
against the wall of his cell.
a. II, Baldwin, who Ia In charge
Of the fisheries bureau exhibit at the
western worlds fair, has had two Inn
mense tanks, larger than any ever
before used for exhibition purposes,
constructed for the salmon. It is be-
lleved that the fish, when given the
liberty of so large a prison, will be
satisfied with life and submit to a
comfortable, II monotonous, existence
within the glass walls Of his jail.
The chinook Is the largest and most
valuable of the salmon species, and
averages 20 pounds In weight, Chinooks
weighing from 80 to 40 pounds are not
uncommon, however, and a few attain
TO n weight OF s. or 90 pounds, and a
length of FIVE and half TO six feet.
One OF these monsters will be secured
for exhibition IN the big tank In the
government fisheries building,
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ON THE RACE TRACK.


san Franclsco March &.-soven high
class sprinters met In the handicap,
Misty's Pride raced her field dizzy and
then won In hard drive from Letola
Weather clear; track, fast, Results
First race three aud half furlongs-
Sir Edward won, YOlo Girl second,
Canopa third. Time i2A.
Second race, Futurity course-.B Best Man
won, Redan second, Tam OShanter third.
Time--i.1l.
Third race, mile and sixteenth-Esh-
erin won, Cinnabar second, Flaunt third.
Time-l.iS.
Fourth race one mle-Northwest won.
Meistersinger second, Al Waddle third,
Time-i.4lh.
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs--
Misty's Pride won, Lctola second,
Princess Tltania third Tme-1.0I.
Sixth race, Futurlty course--Mllitary
Man won, Judge second, Eckersall third,
Time--l,l0i6
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Montgomery Park.

Memphis March 2S Montgomery
Park results
Envoy second, ], Ed Grille third Time
1.02L.
Second race half mile-Lieber won.
The Saracen second, Rhinerock third.
Time .50I2.
Third race. Tennessee club. six furlonEs
--Dishabille won, Miss Inez second Silver
Skin third. Time--i 1871
Fourth race, one mile-Rarid Water
won. Glen Echo second, Monte third.
Time-l i0h
Fifth race, Steeplechase about mile
and quarter--Dr Nowlin won Cardigan
second Glass Leader third. Tme-2'b3h
sixth race. one mile--Clrtlcal won, Light
Note second, Uncle Charlie third. limo
1.l3i5
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Events at London.

London, March 2S,--with the Lincoln
shire handicap run at Lincoln today, the
fiat racing season can be said to have
fairly commenced. This, the first big
race Of the year, was won by an outsider.
Sansovino, who was followed home by
Cattycrag with Park Ranger third.
Eighteen horses ran,
The racing this year will lack the In
ternational character Of recent seasons,
owing to the absence Of entries from
American stables, Only two American
Jockeys, Danny" Maher and "Skeets'
Martin, are now riding In England,
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usual Wednesday matinee going this
afternoon. The old folks were specially
delighted with yesterdays afternoon
performance, and Mr.. Clarke and his
company came In FOR any amount Of
praise for their liberahty In giyng the
performance.
The advance sale for "The Marriage
OF Kitty" is now going on az the Thea.
ter box office.
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POLICE CIRCLES.
Edwards, Alleged Burglar, Must An
swer to Higher Court Other Cases.

John Edwards. the man arrested a
few nights ago by Officer Jim Williams
on the charge of burglary, was bound
over to the district court this morning
by Judge Diehl.
Harry Benson and G. A. Moorehead,
the two youthful holdupus caught by
Sergeant Hempel. and Officers Simpson,
Carlson and Corless were arraigned this
morning on the charge OF robbery
Moorehead pleaded guilty and was held
TO the district court, and Benson took
until tomorrow to plead.
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TEA
It rouses new life and al
most satisfies hunger.

First race, three and a half furlongs-
Grenada won, Moss Finch second Henry
Horn third Time--:il 2-5,
Second race, six furlongs-Ftank KIN
noy won, Hemlock second, bittle Mar.
garot third. Time-i.l5 l-5
Third race six furlongs- Banana Cream
Tlmc--l:N
Fourth race, six furlongs Willie New
comb won April Shower second, Sir Mars
third Time-li4 2-5.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth King
Of the Valley won Padre second Red
Ruler third. Time--l;42 10.
Sixth race, one mlle--Harfy stephens
won Exalted second, by Play third
Time--l.42 l-5
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LIGHT FRANCHISE.
Executive Meetisg Of Special Council
Committees Held Today.

There is a meeting OF the special water
and municipal laws committees OF the city
council being held this afternoon In tho
office OF Mayor Morris at which the
franchise Of the Utah Llght & Railway
company IL being considered. The meet
ing is being held behind closed doors
and no representatives, Of the company
Assistant City Attorney Bramel has
been looking over the old franchises or
the company and It's predecessors at thf
request OF the mayor with view TO de-
termining what differences exist between
them and the proposed new franchise ex-
tending the life Of the old franchises
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WHEATON TEAM
WON SECOND GAME
M Mistake About Visitors Being
Superior to the Local
Boys.
CONTEST WAS ON ITS MERITS.
The l. D. S U. Team Had the Bet
Ter Of the First Hail. but Lost
Ground ia the Second

rho wheaton, H., basketball team
demonstrated at the Armory last evenlnh
,hat n is superior to the L. d. 5. "
,osm The visitors won the second game
-, score Of 2S to %, The contest was
ono Of the most brilliant ever witnessed
Zero and enthusiasm ran riot among the
spectators.
g,s not a case Of faulty counting On
,hn nort OF the scorers. The famous l., d.
~ team played "A great game through.
out but the visitors played better ana
ssnn and won ON their melils,
"fn' the first half the local boys set o
,,riec mace and they looked like sure
MINERS but the visitors did not out;
Nsv Kent up determined, consistent
struggle which finally landed victory Tor
'' T1day the wheaton team left for COL
orado where 1t Will play the best teams
In that state, Judging from the WORK
Jone by the team here, IL is pfedloteq
hat It win clean mp everything In the
h9 3ybeaten scored the first six points in
iast nights struggle. After this score,
'iBIg joe Smith managed 10 get two
held goals IN rapid order This was fol-
lowed By Two ln9r9 oy tne ss ana s ta,'
ION Ouicklv took the advantage ana threw
three into the basket.
During the first half Wheatons hye
fouis we're turned into three points by
Taylor and the home teams infringe
ment Of the rules gave the visitors fQuf
nolnts. The first half ended with the
score OF Is to II In favor Of the home
team. At the call Of time the crowd was
wild with delight expecting the home
team TO win surely.
The second half started of with the l.,
ID s. Y. boys the agrgessors, hut the
Wheaton men soon had three field goals
ahead OF them Then Chrlsty and Stan
ton each got one Here fouls were com
mlited and Wheaton got the benefit or
them. giving them six points from three
throws while the home team got three
points.
points TO one for the home team, This
made the score for the second half IA 70
s IN favor OF the home team, This made
the score for the second half II to s In
favor Of Wheaton, and made the final
score In the visitors favor IS TO ~.
For the local team Christy and stanton
played we'll during the entire game, the
latter doing the better work. Smith play
ed q splendid game during the first half,
but fell down In the second. For the
Wheaton team Smldt was the star HOis-
ington also played a fine game and was
too much for Taylor.
There were some changes In the officials
Of the night before. Physical Director
Burtnor Of the Y. NJ. c. A. acted as ref
cree aud was quite fair although there
were some who fancied he favored tn,
Wheaton team. Coach Brown Of the visit
Ing team was the umpire, and, Of course
favored Wheaton in the few fouls com
Hii' -. ~. 80. -, f,tta.,,.,
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IT WAS A HOT WIRE.
Started Fire azd Filled Police Station
With Clouds Of Smoke.

There was considerable excitement
around police headquarters this morn
ing. created by the burning Of the in
sulation from some wire, The wire
was thoughtessly put into the furnace
and when II was raked out OF the
flames the entire building was filled
with black smoke. AS the building had
been recently papered and painted, con-
siderable damage was done by the
smoke. Persons passing the station,
and seeing the smoke pouring out Of the
building, thought the place was on fire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-29
SHEEP INSPECTORS.
Correction in the List OF Appoiateos
Named on Saturday.

In the report Of the new state sheep
inspectors appointed on March 2iwhich
appeared In the News on Monday
night, and was copied by the Salt Lake
and country press the appointee for
district No. 8 was omitted. The cor
rected list should read:
District No. s. summit and Wasatch
counties north and west OF the reser-
yation--J0seph W. Thomas, lleber
CITY.
District No. G. Tooelc county north
and Vest of line running from Mercur
to Johnson Pass-C. r. Mcbride, Too
Gle City
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HART GOT THE DECISION.
Beat Jack Johnson hut Md Not Show
Championship Form.

Woodwards, San Francisco. March Is
Marvin Hart was awarded the decisl n
over Jack Johnson In twenty-round
contest tonight that went the limit but
he was far from demonstrating that he
Is qualified to meet Jim Jeffrles. Hart
was AZ badly astonished n man as has
been seen IN the ring for dong time
boring In TO the big colored man XII
through the Tight Johnson's much.
Wanted oleyerness did not seem to count
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WITHOUT PERMISSION.
Protest Petition Forgers Still Using
Names without Authority.

The manipulating part Of the organ
ICED movement to prevent renewal
OF the electric light and power franchise
is still naming men on the committee Of
protest, without authority. A very
large proportion Of the men whose
names have been put forth as being in
opposition to the proposed renewal say
that they have never been consulted in
any manner whatever and that their
names have been forged that they have
been placed in the wrong column and
that they are In no wise In sympathy
with the false position that has been
taken
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A DOLLARS WORTH FREE TO
ANY RHEUMATIC SUFFERER

ask no deposit--no reference--no secur-
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/ willingly make this liberal offer be-
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SIGNED FOR RETURN MATCH.
Melody and Mccarthy WIN Fight Again
At Spokane,

Butte. Mont. March 29--Honey Melody
Of Boston and Jerry Mccarthy of Butte,
who recently pulled of night In this CITY,
have signed articles for bout In spo'
kane before the Amateur Athletic club on
April 49, Melody Is on his way to Spo-
Kane and will Ak once go into training.
Mccarthy will follow soon, Each man Is
to weigh IN at IA pounds on the day Of
the fight at o'clock. Both men are In
good condition.
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HOME THIS WEEK.

Elder Hugh j. Cannon, ex-president
of the German mission and president
OF the Liberty stake OF Zion, is expect
ed home in the course OF a day or two,
the gentleman having arrived IN New
York nearly week ago, President
Cannon is succeeded in Germany by
Elder Serge L. Ballf Of Logan.
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Invaluable for Rheumati,m.

I have been suffering for the past few
years with a severe attack OF rheumatism
and found that Billiards. Snow Lniment
was the only thing that gave me salts
faction and tended TO alleviate my pains
March 2th, 1902, John G, Degnan, Kins.
man, Ills CSC, SOC and 500, Sold by n G.
NJ l. Drug Dept.
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.ho loans Inc up AS follows.
Wheaton

Referee-burtnor umplre-Brown OF
Wheaton. Twenty minute halves. Goals
from neld-Santon a Smidt, 4; Hois
lngton 3; Smith, 2; Christy q, Bcum, I.
Goals from free throw--Taylor 6, missed
&. smidt l0,-Missed l6 Holsington,
missed l. Points allowed by referee
Wheaton, O. L. ID. s, Y. l. Final score'
Wheaton. 2S l., ID s. o., %.
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! spent twenty years In experimenting
before folt satisfied that had a GER
tain remedy Tor this dread dlsease--a rem
edy which would not only clean out tho
poison, but one which would stop It's for.
nation
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young man and the only theory remain
ing Is that the car was opened and then
re-sealed by someone after the bullion
had been distracted,