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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-11
CLOSES TODAY.
Grand Circuit Race Meet Drawing TO a
Finish at Buffalo.

Buffalo, Aug, i0-Sweet Marie 2:0is4,
the Mckinley mare, which took the meas
ure Of 1iVerton IN their match race In
ReadvNillc last week, had the tables turn
ed here today In the tree-for-all trot the
feature event Of the grand circuit at
Benilworth park, when the Calico Rex
stallion took down first money IN the
two first heats I'm 2.0jla and %, the mare
getting the third In 2:O6A, but after the
result OF the race had been settled ac-
cording TO three-heat plan IN operation
there
This blow was one Of the worst the
talent has suffered at the meeting, al
though Tiyerton was supported hand
somely
In the FIRST race today, the 2l4 pace.
Kruger was the favorlte and he won
three straight heats handily. There was
little pooling in the 2:iS pace, Maud Kes-
wick taking three straight heats. The
last race OF the day was q big upset IL
was the out and took three heats easily.
Another large crowd enjoyed the sport,
The meeting will be concludede tomorrow,
2:ii pace. purse. 400. three heat plan
Kruger won three straight heats in 2:0S,
2;0S. 2;Q9i,. Queen Of Spades second; High
Seven third. Webster and Bedford Boy
also started Reed was distanced.
Free or-all trot, purse 5000, throe-heat
plan--Tiverton won first and second heats
IN 2.05i3. 206 Sweet Marie won third
m 2;06l. George G was third. Mckinley
s:iS pace. purse. $1,000. threc.heat plan
Maud Eeswick won three straight heats
in 2llis 2:l0is 2os& lnter-Ocean was
second, Doris Il third, Bertha W, Re-
gina and Tommy Burns were distanced.
2:lJ trot, purse 81 ,O00 three-hcat plan
Thorne BOY won three straight heats
Time. 2.ioi7, ?l2ig 2l3. Joe n second.
Jim Fenton third Harry J also started,
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Portland Or Aug 10.--M a meet
ing OF lawyers assembled from the
different Pacific coast states today az
the Lewis & Clark fair an orgnnza-
ton known as the Pacific Coast bar
association was formed. Cen George
II Williams ~ Portland was elected
president Vice presidents, John ".
Roberts Of Seattle, Judge John r. Clel-
and OF Portland. Or, Warren - Trultt,
Boise Idaho John NJ Burnett, san
Francleco; II X. Cook. Reno, New, and
w. a. Gilmore, OF Alaska; Secretary.
G. w. Shaffer Olympia, treasurer,
Lloyd Comegys 81 San Francisco. Tho
executive committee viii be appointed
by the president later All lawyers
residing In the eighth and ninth iudl-
clal districts OF the United States are
eligible as members.
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NEW GOLF HEROES.
Former Champions Giving Place 70 New
crop in Chicago Meet,

Chicago. Aug, lO.--With the national
golf championship narrowed 10 the third
match round, which Will be played tomol-
row morning only eight players survive
Sensational golf marked the play to-
day, resulting IN tho removal of both Of
Csnada's representatives the return 81
vs.. j. Travis 90 his old-time form IN tho
afternoon ana the defeat Of Gold Medal
ist y. =, Frcdoucks, Oh city, by the
score OF up and 1 TO play.
h Another feature OF tho morning play
was the defeat NJ - Travis NJ Nassau.
who has twice beaten Travis, by r, NJ.
Pycrs Of Plttsburg The latter made n
run, winning 6 mp and . to play.
Tho following Is the card i'm the Egan
and Carr match. Egan. out q, Carr. out
a Egan. I'm ~ carr, In 50.
Travs-Fredcrcks match, Travis, out o.
FroderlcBs, out 0: Travis In 49, Fred
cricks In 10.
The summarize for the second round
IS, G. F6wnos defeated Percy pyne, {
", J Travis defeated Fredoricks, 2 up
y. y sawyer defeated T. r. Martin
4 up to play.
A. I, white defeated X. D. Bokum Jro
r. iItrrcsR6fr defeated o. W. Potter
II c. Egau' defeated s. Carr, UP ?
w. NJ. Byers defeated Hugh Campbell
IT, Weber defeated Harold Bend, up
10 holes.
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WAITING FOR PEACE NEWS
IN ST. PETERSBURG OFFICE.

St Petersburg, Aug II. a. m Russia
Is probably now In possession uf Iapan's
terms for ending the war Long cipher
dispatches were received late at night
by the foreign office and the Russian
government ~ awaiting the morrow be
fore celebrating on ANA discussing tho
Japanese empeprs terms. Whether Mn.
Witte has cabled the terms direct to En-
pelOr Nicholas Is not known The cipher
kilograms arrived at the foreign Office
after the departure OF the uauslatug
secretaries. Count Lamsdorff minister
Of foreign affairs, IS spending the night
az his country villa and the three for-
eign Office secretaries who dropped into
the ministry after dinner departed before
$3.50, At midnight solitary light APP
pearcd IN the windows Of the foreign Of
flee, where a confidential attache kept
guard over incoming kilograms The AS
ISOLATED Press was Informed yesterday Of.
tornu0n that there was little expectation
of their arrival before morning Special
dispatches from the Russian correspond
ents az Portsmouth, n H.. gave not the
Of the Japanese communication. or It's
encCt on the members Of the Russian
mission The principal point on which
they dwell Is the exclusion OF Prof Mar.
tens from the conference The pleulpo-
tentiaries dispatch detail the instance OF
the japanese on this point with Consd-
cradle acerbty To the Russians the all
important question Is the proclamation
calling together the national assembly.
which is meeting with unexpected and un-
desired delay. II Is possible now that
the project win not be ready for issu-
ance on Saturday
After the conclusion Of the conference
at Peterhof the experts who we're en-
trusted with the transcTihing Of the com.
pleted project found "a number Of neon
slstencies and omissions due 90 the haste
with which the work Of revision was done
and the council Of ministers was recon.
yened.
The council will endeavor TO bring the
project into shape. Possibly the emperor
may Issue the manifesto outlining the as
sembly In general terms but II Is stated
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times day, our doctor could not help me
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took FIVE bottles Of fayorlte Prescription
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the time Of delivery had heard Of painless
childbirth and | thought II must be a good
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months old and Is strong healthy boy
DR.. Pleree's Pellets Cure Constellation.
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WINS WRESTLING MATCH.
Frank Golch of Iowa Bests Mcmillan OF
Spokane In Three Falls.

Spokane Wash, Aug l0.-Frauk Gotch
OF Iowa tonight defeated Duncan McAln-
Ian Of spokane, In three straight falls,
mixed style OF wrestling Contrary TO exa
pectauons the hardest bout was the
catch .as.Catch-cau affair 1t required %
minutes 70 put McMllans shoulders to
the floor Gotch won the Graeco- Roman
bout IN 10 minutes, and hoored Mcmillan
IN five minues' wrestling Cornish style,
Gotch is 10 WrCstle Jack Carkoek I'm
Butte Sept 4. There Is talk Of boxing
match, - rounds, between Gotch and
Boomer Weeks, a big local fireman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-11

New York Aug H. Information re-
ceived from Rorrento Maine is 10 the
effect that statements published a few
weeks ago concerning Mrs. William IT,
Cochran, wealthy resident OF Yonkers
was erroneous In announcing that she
had been struck by lightning AZ her
summer homo, Friends OF Mrs. Coch-
ran say she r. a. her usual state ~
health. having met with no such ex-
perlenccd as reported,
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No More Bets.

81 Louie Aug l0.-In order TO check
any tendency 10 fracture the anti-betting
law ~ Missouri through wagers placed
ON tho playing ~ innings u baseball
son az Tho 81 Louis National league club
has caused signs 10 Doe posted AZ the
baseball PARK reading: Positively no
betting allowed I'm these stands The
management Of the park declares Il IS
going To see the autl.hetting law rigdly
enforced ON tho promises
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BACK TO CHINA.
Thirty Oriental Native Sons to
BE Deported.

San Francisco, Aug ll.-Ju Tuy and
about 30 other Chinese who claimed a
right TO land here as native sons win
be shipped back 60 China, according TO
migration az Washington The Ju
Tuy case was In a decision handed
down last May, hut the bureau and
called for the asserting opinion from
chief Justice Brewer and justices
Day and Pecl<ham
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NEW Russ HOUSE


CHAs' NEWMAN GO. Props
Convenient 90 an ear lines, places ot
amusement and prominent buildings a
hotel ot uncNcellcd service, European
81 90 per day upward; American 81 O0 per
day upward Special rates 90 families,
Tho famous Russ Ia carte dinners ne.
Tho table Va supplied with products dir
Get from Mr. Ncwmou's ranch.
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Cures soiatiea.

Rev W. l. Riley, LID, Cuba New
York. writes after fifteen dam Of cx-
CIRCULATING pain from scistic rheumatism.
under various treatments, ! was induced
"a try Banard's Snow Eminent. the first
application giving my first relief and the
second entire relief / can give " un-
qualified recommendation" Csc j0c SnQ).
Sold by Y c. NJ /. Drug Dept. Il
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LEA

Our tea is alike from year
to year, and SO is the dealing
in it.
Your roe, r''urs your nsosy Il you dos'i Hk.
sehilvs, bot
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HAVE you
REGISTERED ?

II not, don't forget Saturday, Aug. 18th
is your last chance. Notice the COM
Nenient schedule VIA the salt Lake
Routo "
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The Deseret News will be found on
sale I'm Los Angeles ut the Standard
News Company, 4l4 south Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-11

In high quarters that the whole mattcI
may be deferred. perhaps until the chris
tcnlng day OF Gland Duke Alexis Nich-
olaseWtCh 10y the throne Of Russia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-11

This fight Is one which the followers
Of the gentle art OF fisu-cuffs on the coast
have been working 10 bring about ever
since the fight to decision last spring
Every time James Edward has taken ON
"a new man he has been knocked and
Nelson was demanded
Tuesday night last the board Of super
vsors We're asked for a permit for Britt
and another man and the sporting
writer's knocked 30 hard Il was refused.
Then they rather forced the present
agreement as they had secured a state
ment from Britt that II he could get free
from the previous negotiations. he Would
take on Nelson in september
The interest locally IA the two fight
ors, ana the long struggle 20 get them
matched again. VIII give Salt Ldkcrs con-
siderable interest in the mill
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DENVER EXCURSIONS
Aug, 18th and 18th.

Via oregon Short Line Round trip
only $500. . Tickets good for return
until August 3Oth city Ticket Office,
POI Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-11

New York Aug lO-The New York
Americans suffered their first defeat to-
day after winning thirteen games, Chi
cago won easily Attendance. 100
Score. II. HE.
New York Observation-Disclosures, 5
Chicago Observation-Disclosures, 10 ,
Batteries Chesbro Newton and Klein
ow; Smith and Mcfarland
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-11
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Seattle, wash. AUG l0.-Scattlc made
itthrce straight from San Francisco this
afternoon, taking tho game to g. For
INC nrsi rev ilnngS, tne gsme Vas an
the San Franclscans their runs.
Score. He,
Seattle .,...,..,....,..a..o,ub %
San Francisco ...,,.,..,,.,,,,..,,..i d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-11
THE NEWS in Los ANGELES

See diving horses, soltalr, today 43o
and 80 ,. m, free
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NELSON AND BRITT
MATCHED At LAST
LOSg EXected Contest to Occur
At Union COursing
Park
BATTLE is FOR rs ROUNDS.
Fighting Public Dave Demanded the
Meet Tor Many Months, and VIII
Attend Heavily.

San Francisco Aug lO--Jamcs Edward
Britt and Battling Nelson tonight signed
articles TO fight twenty-five rounds be-
fore the CoIma Athletic club at Union
Coursng park on Sept. Q, for a purse Of
5000 or O. per cent Of tho gross re-
ceipts and $1,000 side bet. The win
nor IS 20 take all Both men are TO
weight 1893 pounds on the morning Of the
contest. The agreement was arrived at
after three hours Of wranglinS Britt in
sisted upon a $4,000 purse or Is per cent
OF the receipts at his option, but refused
to Conccdc the same choice to Nelson
who is only 10 receive the percentage II
he wins As the club refused to make up
any deficiency between the gross re-
ceipts and the t2)Oo0 purse.
The referee VIII be chosen two weeks
before the contest
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGrE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

SS,hglnnau o. Aug 10. Cincinnati
Ipe u four straight from Philadelphia.
=, nase on balls followed by two hits,
a'e The visitors their lone toly. Mich
iGN "''' "t "ihes' Attendance
Cincinr, r. II u
phu,aNiu commune commencement 10
'FN'a 'f'''t''ts,s.s..t..t...,l
and Abbott "''' """'''
a. mcago, Aug. ln-In a pitchers battle
yorI,aso today failed to score, while New
HytS made one run on an error In ne
s,oion sttang reached FIRST on "A Tumble
ciesa second and came home on McGanns
Score.
lhlCago ~ ~, r.
EoU VI, ''f''f'fs'ssf ssstfs4stsssttss0
lin ''''ss.t...,.ts,,....,.,.l
ih eS,,erles- Reulbach and Killing; Mat.
'"Son and Bowerman.
sunno LOUIS, Aug 10 -BrooSlyn failed IN
xamo 30 melntyre and dropped the last
'' VI the series TO ST Louis Brook
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Rabies, Boys Newell. AZ W, End So,
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Omaha Aug lO-Tho champions beat
the visitors IN q smuggling match today
I'm which four pitchers were used
Score. II, II, Il
Omaha ,..,,....,,,,,.,u.. IA I
Sioux city ...,"...",,...,rs II o
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Boston Aug. lO--Deuoit won the first
game here today Boston taking the Sec
ond. The visitors base running and sac.
rhcing turned the scale IN their favor
In the earlier contest. Kitson's inability
TO put the ball over the plate was tho
most important factor In tho second game
Three OF his bases on balls we're convert
ed into runs Attendance, 600
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Batteries Tia ", ANOloskeN ana .'iOnu-
ing, Cadawalladcr. Jarrett aud Moves.
Des Moines Aug l0--Dcs Moiues de-
feated st Joseph ny score OF 2 10 IN
ten-inning game today by superior play
at bat and In the field
Score: r. He.
lltS MONIES .',s.t',,r''.''A'''.'''t'S
St Joseph ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Battcries-M Mckay and Wolfe Jones and
Xinran,
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At Washing ton-St. Louis Washington
both games postponed; rain.
AZ Phfadephla-Phila delphia-Cleveland
both games postponed, rain.
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weakness and The estabIishlng o. The doIi-
way is opened for the Joy Of motherhood.
"Fayorite Prescription is specific for
the chronic ailments peculiar 10 women.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Batteries Robertaillo. Case and q
willis and Morgan
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RESULTS

Mems doubles. senli-flnals-- Roberts
brothers VS. Conrad and Mcleod, 230 p.
m
Mems singles mi-hnals-lIunt vs. j.
salisbury. i:30 p m
Mems singles semi.fnals--F. Roberts
We BOYD 500 u m
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-02
Politics and Life insurance.

P....9 he entire country is studying the develop
1 Umcnts of the life insurance scandal. Every
Iday fresh revelations from New York Of
fE1TyW1NSaA officials of their activity In effort to
lAENSGa troll legislation and direct the politics Of
state and nation.
The money that the policy holders intrustcd these
mammoth corporation has been used by the officials at
Speculation to have grown amazingly popular
with If they they took most Of the profits,
turning company treasures whatever they
maze of companies in order involve it
doubt ana uncertainty Apparently the sole aim of these
manpulators escape the clutches of the law.
Little WONDER then that the people of the nation are
aroused righteous ndlgnaon Little wonder that they
losing faith the Integrity OF insurance officials and
tena niing that the business in which they have IN
vested their earnings shall he placed under government
uries corrupt and Specializing officer get at
More than that, they demanding the utter di
vorccIucnt OF these from politics. The president of
insurance company that handling enormous sums Of
peoples money has right to mix in politics has no
right seek office the nature of which may make
the interests antagoniStc He should not be In Il
position legislation nimcal to the wei
where he veto legislation that affect the financial
Interest OF his corporaton although beneficial to It's drec
No afford take upon himself dual obI-
CATION OF this kind and the people won't knowingly permit
Toledo Blade.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-02
must pay heavily to restore good feng
shut TO the locality.
What Food Economy Means.

Economy In food does not Imply pro
hibltion. 1t is neither vegetarlnnisn,
fr,lItarianism, natarlanism or any KIND
of ism" 1t means simply temper
auce In diet, with the application OF
available scientific knowledge; the use
Of reason and intelligence. combined
with due appreciation Of the dignity
of the body and the necessity of meet
ing the daily wants without imperll-
Ing that high degree of efficiency
which helps to render man physically
and mentally supreme. Practically,
this implies the avoidance Of the large
quantities Of proteid food so commonly
made use of by civilized man. and the
substitution Of dietary characterized
by predominance Of the lighter vege-
table foods. In this respect it leans
somewhat toward vegetarianism. The
heavier meats of our daily diet can be
advantageously replaced in part by
lighter articles of diet less rich In pro-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-02
BOWlE'S INDIAN FIGHT.


SS-~N<S~~~~NS~<NS%SN
In 1892 James Bowie and his broth
or were prospecting for gold along the
San Saba River in Texas, when they
were attacked by Indians. The fight
ing lasted only one day. but for seven
days longer the Indians surrounded
the party. to prevent their escape. In
the book entitled with the Makers
of Texas" 1t is recorded as the most
desperate Indian battle in the history
of Texas
The number Of the Indians being so
much greater than ours-one hundred
and sixty four Indians to eleven white
men-it was agreed that Rein"
Bowie should go out to talk TO them.
and endeavor to compromise. He and
David Buchanan walked to within
forty yards of where they had halt
ed He requested them in their own
tongue to send forward their chief, rs
we wanted 10 talk with him. 8,
Their answer was. How do you
do" In English and discharge of
shots, one of which broke Buchanan's
leg. Bowie returned their salutation
with the contents OF a double barreled
gun Then taking Buchanan on his
| shoulders. he started for camp.
The Indians opened heavy fire
| upon them. and when their shot failed
TO bring down Bowie, eight Indians
on foot took after him with toma-
hawks.
When the Indians We're close upon
him his companions rushed forward
| and brought down four OF them. Tie
other four fled.
| The Indians now opened heavy
| fire. Their chief, on horseback, urged
| them to the charge. James Bowie cried
| out. "W'ho is loaded!" All our guns
were empty with the exception of Mr..
Hamm's. He was told to "Shoot that
Indian on horseback He did So His
| shot broke the Indians leg and killed
his horse. We saw him hopping round
his horse on one leg. with his shield OH
his arm to keep off the balls
BY this time we had reloaded, and
several balls pierced the shield, and
he fell
Finding that we would not be dis
lodged from the thicket. they set fire
to the dry grass to rout us from our
position. The fire came down upon
us before the wind and our situation
looked desperate. The sparks few 80
thlckly that not powder-horn could
he opened. But when the fire reached
the ring round our wounded men ana
| baggage. we succeeded In smothering
1t with buffalo robes. deerskins and
/ blankets.
| 1t was now shutdown, and we had
been warmly engaged with the Indians
since sunrise. Seeing us still ready for
fight. they carried Off their wounded
and gave up the battle.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-02
Cleaning Up for Winter.

Gather the crops clean. Such a.
are gathered for sale can be proper
y stored away and then 20 over the
field again. gathering up the odds ana
ends which often make more than
enc wagon load and representing seV
elal good feeds for some of the stock.
If one can turn swine or sheep into
the field to clean up it can generally
be done with profit. Any plants with
tops like asparagus may be moved
and thousands of weeds thus destroy
ed if the tops are burned. Then the
fields are in better condition for the
manure when it is time to supply il.
che weakening meadow may be
braced up by the top dressing OF
manure put ON late, the corners can
be cleaned out; the tools he taken
under cover and cleaned. preparatory
to being painted later on. Breaks in
fences and leaks in roofs can be re-
paired. There are plenty of things Ia
look after and the doing Of them
means money saved or earned in every
case. Try it,