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haitian, and every dollar he counts
came from the bookmakers as a free
viii oifering,
"McMahon' is a telegraph operator,
probably as he appears TO know oil
about that line of business About six
weeks ago he appeared on tho scene,
approached poolroom proprietor ANA
conidea the fact tthat he was commits
stoned by the Western Union to do
business with the bookmakcfs, or
course the Western Union couldn't be
known in thee matter but he McMa-
hon) would make all the necessary ar
r8ngements, The plan ostenslbly was
to lease wire TO McMahon and let
him furnish the racing news. The SER
vice would be $500 a week, payable in
advance; and II at any time the SER
vice was cut Off, the money would be
refunded
lie showed credentials that APP
peared to be all to the good OF course
furthermore It would not do to lnvesti-
gate these credentials at headqlmr,ers
for since the "holer" that went M
nearly year ago the companies were
posing as opposed to the racing game
The first man approached, who had
been getting from day-to day service,
which was unsatisfactory, exercised his
money IN Mr.. McMahons" behalf with
such alacrity that the solicitor blew
himself FOR some better clothes almost
on the spot Moreover, he worked his
victim for information and credentials
that admitted him to virtually all the
other places Of like character between
the Columbus statue and Washington
square
lie went down the line and smoothly
separated, I'm the aggregate, more than
20 bookmakers from a sum totaliug
close to $4,000,
Then they woke up. Notes were
compared, an investigation was made,
and "McMahOn" was voted a fraud.
But what could the poor men 10
without Dist Atty Jerome's assist
ance? And Dist. Atty. Jerome is not
N A,nIr -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-03

powder which Will keep indefinitely
While It win absorb moisture, It does
not do so to n degree to occasion de-
composition, and the moisture IS sub.
sequenty giyer of I'm dry air The
powder, while likely to cake, forms
brittle cake, not interfering with It's
use, while It Is too hard for insects.
When placed in warm water It dis
solves Immediately and is thus ready
for use. II heated above the temper
allure Of boiling water before packing,
all disease or other germs viii be killed,
and to secure the best results the pow
der should be packed air-tight. Such a
concentrated food possesses many adj
plications as upon explorations. ---Har-
per's Weekly.
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DISCREET EVENING NEWS, TUESDAY. JAN
Ge.1lS SXa,g Bal!s:!!o!!.g
Cures deep gsated Cougbssnd Colds, Group and ell
Bronchial Troubles. 00, BOO. aud Ec. per bottle

siler or one Of the White boys No
more Billy Roche In mine. II ] had
had good referee the other night
Britt would have been disqualified for
holding, but Roche didn't seem to know
that Il was foul ono or twice dur
ing the fight ] felt like taking the
gloves off and telling the crowd that
! was tired OF chasing Britt, but then
my friends had money on me, and.
handicapped as ! was, | tried TO get
away with II. ] never thought for o.
minute that Britt would get H. and
felt that had an easy lead all the way.
Johnny Considine Of Portland, Billy
Nolan ana Frank Falk. three friends
OF mine. win back me for $4,000 apiece
for a 80 with Britt, and II the plumber
thinks I'm easy here is some money
for him. Just as soon as he signs III
have the money up and give him the
$1,000 present for signing"
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Chance for Herrera.

Milwaukee, Wis., Jan. 2-Aurello
Herrera has received 20 offer to FIGHT
Young COrbett at Butte, Mont. some
time next month. Aurelio says he WIN
remain here awhile and take part in the
siN-round bouts, as he prefers them to
the long route.
Mauro Herrera, brother OF Aurelio.
has received an offer from New Orleans
to fight Jack Lowry there Jan. II. He
may accept tho match. He also has Of
fers to fight at Butte, Mont,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-03
UNDERWATER SWIMMING
E,p. SWATCH Broke the worlds Record
In open Contest

Chicago, Jan. 2.--E. +. Swatek Of the
Young Mems Christian association, In
an open meet here tonight broke the
worlds record for underwater swim
ming. In accomplishing this feat, how
ever the swimmer remained under
water so long that he collapsed COM
pletely and had to be rescued. SWATCH
covered distance of 800 feet. record
that supplants the mark OF 2l3 feet
held by T. w. Riley Of London, Eng
land
The record for 40 yards I'm a tank
was also broken at the tournament. II
j. Handy Of the Central Y. Nj. c. 4,
set the record for the distance at 27 2-5
seconds. az against the previous mark
Of 20 3-5 seconds held by Reeder Of the
BrooklIne Swimming club Of. Brookiine,
Mass
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Contracted Chronic Darrhoea While
in the Philippines.

while with the Y. S. Army IN the Phil
lppines, / contracted chronic diarrhoa
suffered severely from this terrible dis
ease for over three years and tried the
prescriptions Of numerous physicians, but
found nothing that did me any good until
] tried Chamborain's Collie, Cholera and
Uarrhooa Remedy two small bottles OF
which entirely cured me and ] have since
had no return OF the disease Herman
Stein, 2l2 ~ Union Ave, Pueblo, Colo
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Skating was fine yesterday and con-
dltlons promise to be good for several
days TO come, There was q great crowd
OF enthusiasts at the different Kinks
yesterday and last evening and thore
was plenty of fast aud fancy skating.
High Whytock, Bert MdrgctJs, Johnnie
Nelson and Clarence Reeves, gave an eN-
hlbiti0n OF fancy skating at the Fourth
performed some remarkable feats in
figure stntlng. Harry Wciscr won the
five mile amateur race, taking the
lead I'm the start and maintaining II
for the entire distance. More Of these
events viii be run If the weather re-
mains cold.
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by a score Of to o. The teams lined

Announcement has been made Of the
Coney Island Jockey club stake aud
handicap events for the coming rae
ing season, entries for which are about
To close
They aggregated value S25S 800, with
other events the aggregate Is raised TO
$780, 600.
clcee later I'm the season and ave over
night sweepstakes which are added
sch day 10 the program that do
not figure I'm this sum- ON the face
OF these figures, Sheepshcad Bay win
distribute the largest sum that has
ever been given away by any one club
In this country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-03
Certain Republicans Favor a Re.
ductiOn in Many of the
Schedules,
SENATOR FAIRBANKS STUDYING.
Vice Presldent-elcct Preparing for His
New Duties Gossip From the
Capitol,
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Washington, Dec. 26.--Not all the
members Of Congress take kindly to
the determination TO leave the tariff
undlsturbed There are Republicans
who think an implied promise was
made In the national platform for a re-
duction of many Of the schedules,
These men represent Wisconsin Iowa,
Minnesota and other districts in the
western states and made their cam
palgn with declarations that the tariff
should be revised by It's friends They
believed that President Roosevelt was
at one time in favor Of revision and
they do not like the idea of going home
and telling. their people that promises
made on the stump are not TO be car
ried out They are compelled to be-
lieye, however, that there Is very 1T
tie prospect OF anything being done
even If an extra session should be
called, II was because thss president
became convinced that Congress would
not revise the tariff that he abandoned
the idea of am extra session
FAIRBANKS is LEARNING.
During the short time Compress u-os
IN session the colleagues OF Senator
Fairbapks were much amused IN notire
the careful attention he was giving 10
the routine senate proceedlnps ana es-
pecIalIy 10 the duties OF the presiding
officer There was nothing ostcnta-
tious III the way ne ala II, nut MS man"
ner was sufficiently marked to cause
senator's to believe that he was famil-
larzng himself for the duties that he
win be called upon To perform on and
after the ith OF March as presiding Of
llcor OF the senate. BEYOND question
there will be many times during the
next four years that Fairbanks VIII
wish himself a senator again for few
hours In order to engage I'm debate upon
the important matters under consldern-
ton. The duty OF the vice president is
to preside and allow the senate To con-
duct its own affairs.
u,,,,, .,,...,.. ,,....
iIiE lENo fAMlhl'
Governor Otero OF New Mexico has
been I'm Washington for some time
watching tho progress nf tho statobnos
bill II is expected that I'm case n new
state is created tho goyernor win he
one Of the first senators Ie win NOT
be the first OF the name or the family I'm
Congress. His Gather was the delegate
from New Mexico from 1886 until 1881.
"a na1aHntp
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Cured OF Asthma
After Years Of Terrible Suffering.

After Years Of Terrible Suffering.
Mary Josephine Bezy, Floyd Knob, Ind,
writes! After suffering untold agonios
Tor 80 years from Asthma, / was cured by
Schifmsnn's Asthma Cure. fused 10 be SO
bad that could not move Without elp, but
lean now do all my own work" Another
writes "My little 6oy7 years old has
been sufferer for several years, some.
times so bad of thatwe could not hold him
In bed, expecting any moment for him 70
breathe his last, Doctors did him no good
and wo had almost given up IN despair,
when through accidentwo heard Of Schif.
mann's Asthma Cure, tried II and II
almost instantly rsleved him" Mrs. d. G.
Harris, Elbow p. O., Va.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-03

Baltimore, Jan, 2--Larry Temple OF
New York and Dixie Kid Of San Fran
cisco, colorsd, mlddleweights. fought
l5 rounds to a draw before the Eureka
club this afternoon,
This was the first professional pugil-
lstic event Of the year OF 1906.
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BOOKIES WE'RE EASY.

now Smooth Young Man Cleaned Tn
The sum Of $4,000.
CHAP who calls himself Richard
McMahon, because that isn't his name
Is chuckling at the snowstorm and
counting his money somewhere I'm Man
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-03
For CONSERVATIVES.

Representative Wiley Of Alabama
has introduced bill by request, which
means he does not altogether indorse
Il, appropriating 100000 for a national
snnitarium for INDECENT persons OF both
races who are suffering from consump-
ton, This sanitarlum Is 20 be erected
at Mobile, Ala. or course no attention
is paid by Congress TO these bills, but
the fact that they are introduced gives
them an official standing.
CoCKRELL SHOULD HAVE WON.
IL Senator Cockrell had written
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win some one please arise and ex-
plain what kind Of a baseball league
we are going to have this year? First,
It is TO be a Utah Montana affair. Next,
we are told Salt Lake will be in the
Pacific coast organization, and then
It Is reported that the Old league will
continue, but with two clubs added
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-03
Suicide
What Drives so Many
People to This Dark
Path. and Why.

II man-betore taking n stem mazda
possible only by broodlng and despair
would consider that his feeling OF dark
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For' tho depression leading TO self do.
buuotlon Is truly disease OF tho neryos
rms nerve depression or melancholy
" OFTEN accompanied or preceded by
severe OF constant Headache, Dizziness.
Dunness' Loss OF Memory, sleeplessness.
aiusculaP Twitohlngs, Nervous Prostra.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-03

A football game was played yesterday
between the Lafayette school team and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-03
PENNY" GOSSIP.

II Jimmy Brl.t consents to meet
Battling Nelson again, there will he "a
lot OF surprised fight fans herea bouts.
Nelson makes u most liberal offer to
the native son.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-03
WITH THE BOWLERS.
a. W. Smith and Young winners In Two .
Men Team Match.

4, w Smith and Young were the
winners In a two-men team bowling
contest yesterday afternoon. The con-
testing teams We're composed OF the
leading bowlers Of the city. At the con-
clusion Of the match il was found that
the men named had won with total Of
1891 points for three games. smith
won individual honors with total of
513 points The scores follow;
A Cp,fth 1ot ,co
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JEALOUS
BROTHER
A GIRL

Salem. July 27.--Iast January two
youths appeared before Judge Ewing In
Youngstown and represented themselves
20 be John and Will Kreiner aged seven
teen and fifteen respectively
They said they had been abandoned by
their parents u the East and asked for
assistance They went to Ellsworth. six
miles from here and were employed at
the home OF DR.. \ l.. Wagner There
seemed to be an unusual affection. be-
tween the two and they have kept strictly
10 themselves
In April last the elder boy formed an at
tachmcnt for one OF the girls OF the vii
J. &c. Instantly there was protest from
the Younger
Last Tuesday the two had quarrel.
Following g. the Younger confessed that
she was q girl and that she had eloped
from q wealthy home IN Virginia Krei-
neT. as soon as the story was out. went
to Youngstown and secured proper cloth
ing for his sweetheart
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BR00KLINE:
COUPLE
ELOPED

William w. Edgery and Edna u. Hig-
gins OF BrDokline. Mass. were secretly
married here, by Rev VI. S. MrCord. on
Feb H. Each Is 10 years Of age
Catching the eloping fever. they came
here, were made man and wife and re-
turning TO their homes, said nothing OF
the occurrence.
This week they decided TO go To New
Hampshire for an outing and when they
reached their destination. sent back word
that they were on a deferred wedding
"Trip
The bride is the Youngest child iu hor
Family Her mother SpCIKtUE ~ tfrr
marriage said.
1T Is all "A great surprise and shock to
me-. Of course, ! knew she would he mar
ried some day. bat ! have scarcely real
lied that Edna was no longer my baby
daughter. ! can see. now that RENE
bcr little things that she said. that there
WAS something IN the wind and haven't
any doubt ;hat she and William arc mar
ried
About q month aEo. whom she was
reading in 'ho paper something about
the Gretna Green Of America. she said
% me in a laughing WAY: Wouldn't 81 he
a ioke n should get married IN Provi-
dcnce''
This rs tho Crrt time she has been
away with William for more than q day.
N0on | was packing mp her clothes she
remarked ] might be surprised ~ | verc
packing her things for her horevmoon
and then passed " off as a Joke
William IS q good boy. TIc has been
her companion since she was n little girl
He thought ~ mo almost as he would
mother and always called me- mamma D.
They thought they would play "A great
Joke on vs. by announcing that they were
Mr.. and Mrs. when they returned from
a.
found II out guess the joke is on
fb0f1
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JOKE MADE
HIM FALL
TO DEATH

New York. July 21.--LaughinE at re-
mark OF tho man working beside him, Jo-
seph koeu. an expert riveter working on
tho Brooklyn bridge, lost his balance
Tuesday afternoon and fell into the East
river His body shot into the water with
tremendous force and never came 10 tn"
surface.
Koen I'm company with Frank McLaugh-
liu OF No. li6 Nassau street, Brooklyn,
and BENJAMIN wbrdge OF No. SS2l
Third avenue. was assigned 10 do some re-
pair work about - feot from the Manhat-
tan tower toward tho middle of the
bridge Tho mon fitted up platform.
which they hung from the steel Girders OF
tho bridge
Half their task was finished by o'clock
and Stra wbridge climbed up on the bridge
10 help his mates shift the platform. As
the ropes were loosoncd the platform be-
came unsteady.
I'VE are certainly lucky, Joe. To he
working hero this hot weather" Me
Laughin had Just said. when the plat
form caught by sudden puff of wind.
shifted. Koen topplcd backward and shot
down toward the river.
Stupched bN tho suddeuuess of tho acci-
dent. Mclaughlin cluug 20 the platform,
completely unnerved. Strawbridge, power.
less 20 save his companion. stood on tho
bridge and saw tho mans body turn over
\ tugboat and several rowhoats pIt ou'
20 the spot where the body entered tho
water. Although the mon I'M tho boats
lowered over tho spot all tho afternoon no
trace Of the drowned man was found.
So completely uuuoryed wcr" tho other
rvcters by tho accident that thcy could
not go back to work. Mclaughlin had 20
he lifted from tho platform. whore he lay
limp and helpless.
koon. who was thirly-four years old.
lived with his wife and two children 1T
no ~ East avenue. Long leland city. He
was considered one of the best bridge
workmon iu the country
10 had been employed I'm bridge Struct-
ural work for seventeen wears. TTo was
ono OF tho mon who strung tho cables on
the new Williamsburg Bridge. He always
expressed contempt for fear. and said
so long as man was careful he was 50 g..
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OLD RACER
GOT INTO
THE CHASE

New York. July 21.--Bood will tell. This
was demonstrated AT the Brighton Beach
race track. While the horses were at the
post for the third race. the old horse
that drove the wagon that carries the
starting gate from point 70 point was I'M
bued suddenly with the spirit of his rae
ing days and dashed madly on as he
saw the other horses start
The horse is an old racer and an eN-
steeplechaser The soft turf reminded
him OF the DAYS when he was cross
country favorite. and as he swung along
over the steeplechsse caurse the old de-
sire 10 leap the obstacles came.
In his path was one of the biggest
jumps OF the steeplechase course. Moth
Ing daunted by the fact that he had a
heavy numbering wagon trailing at his
heels, he dashed along. The racing FIRE
was I'm his veins, and his one desire was
20 jump.
Without the slightest hesitation ne
made straight for the jump. lie rushed
for IL, and when within three feet OF the
hedge fence ne rose in the air
The spirit of the horse was willing, but
the wagon hung on. He had reckoncd
without his anchor. when he was half
over The wagon smashed against the
n"uge ana StuCk 'nere' Inc traces Helu
fast and down he came astrde of the
fence.
The crowd had watched his race with
interest and when he rose for the Jump
they creered him But when they saw
the poor old steeplschaser pinned on the
fence. amusement gave way TO sym
pathy.
Tho attendants OF the wagon soon
reached the struggling runaway. AMI
while ono man held his head the har-
ness vas unfastened and the wagon was
pushed back
The horse was tightly wedged in the
hedge. but after a time ne was released
and dragged over the jump. He was Sc
verely bruised. but the true thoroughbred
spirit was there The cheers Of the race
goers seemed 10 remind him of the olden
davs. and at fun speed he rushed of TO
the next starting point