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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-24

Pierpont School of OratOry and Ply
steal Culture, TempletOn building
Glasses in all departments now in prog
ress daily. Enrollments should be made
early.
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5000 BELL TELEPHONES
IN SALT LAKE SEPT. IS

Gain of 1000 Since January list.
This phenomenal Increase made 20
sible through the endorsement of til
people.
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DATE OF FUNERAL SET.
Especial to The Herald.)

Provo. sept. "a NJ iuny4.,t serVic
of Mrs. Frederick Scott VIII be he.
Sunday at the Congregational churc
at o'clock.
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Phenomenal Berlino babes give their
last recitals in Salt Lake, Phillips
church. Fifth South and Seventh East,
Monday at 3, Tuesday at 8. % and 80
cents
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Modern Plumbing

At moderate prices. George G. Doyle
& Co, 211 State street. Phone 1872.
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Debate Is lively.

At times the debate waxed so Vigor-
Gus that the sound of the voices was
plainly audible in the corridor. All the
members present put in an occasional
word. but the argument was confined
chiefly to Messrs. Thomas and Giauque,
with Martin and Newman as chief sup
pOrters of Giauque, while several
others manifested a disposition to side
with Thomas.
The Longfellow school is an eight
room building, but because of lack of
sewer connections it cannot be opened
until an amount estimated at $4,000 has
been expended to place il in good con-
ditiOn. Giauque was opposed to this
expenditure and argued that the crowd
ed conditions of other schools i'm that
neighborhood could not be relieved by
transferring pupils, while Thomas diff
fered and argued in favor of placing
the building in condition and opening
ii as soon as possible
At length, on motion of Cummings,
action on the matter was deferred un-
til the next regular meeting of the
board, which will be on Oct. 8.
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Now this might be thought the limit.
It's enough 10 get on any mans nerves
this attention to business with a half
bearded face. But here's one that's
little better. or rather, here are several
of the same kind that are little better.
Chief BywateT SAYS il is no common
thing to get caught la bath >ab by
an alarm of fire He gives solemn as
surance that he never takes a bath
without having towels. boots trousers,
or rubber coat and helmet within i'm
mediate reach. Indeed. the transition
from the hot suds and soa. that floats
into boots, pants and helmet seems to
be looked at in the light of the veriest
routine at the central station.
Numerous instances might be related
of how quickly the chief makes con-
necIions with hts wagon when wanted.
At the city council chambers few
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
TRI>SI'ATE LEAGUE.
CHATTANOOGA AHEAD.
Fisher Brothers Have Made Excellent
 Record This Season.

Chattanooga, Tenn, July 15.--(Special) )- Chattanooga is away ahead of the re- malnder of the teams in the Tri-State league and it is doubtful if she is ever overtaken in the race. The local aggre- gation Is composed of some of the fastest young players in the country and if they are not heard of later on in the big leagues there will be much surprise here.
 The two Fisher brothers-Bates, the catcher, and Robert, the shortstop-are the stars of the team. Both play their positions in a nearly perfect manner and lead the team in batting. These boys are brothers of Newt Fisher, the Nashville mogul, and both have brilliant careers before them on the diamond.
 Soldier Wheeler of Birmingham Is an- other favorite here. The ex-warrior is playing second base. and aside from play Ing fast game at the keystone corner, has broken up number Of games by hard and consistent batting. He is ready to go in the box and pitch at any time and has proved himself an all around good man. Wheelers first bid for fame was two years ago, when, as @ pitcher on the Birmingham Southern league team he shut Cincinnati out without a hit or run for eight innings in an exhibition game. Il |
 From 800 to 1900 people turn out dails to see the Tri-State games, and it is thought that Southern league team will be brought here next year.
 Following is the official standing of the fiat loo
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Atlanta 3, Little Rock 2.

Little Rock, July 15.-Atlanta defeated Little Rock in IA innings by the score of to 2. A double-header was to have been played, but as it was nearly o'clock when the first game was finished, the sec- ond was called off. The hitting of Archer of Atlanta, who got five hits in six times up, was the feature. It is announced that a game between Little Rock and Atlanta will be played here tomorrow Score
 R.H.E. Little Rock . 00O 900 002 900 00-2 8 : Atlanta .. HOO GOO 100 900 01-3 10 5 Batteries: Chinn and Garvin; Smith, Jackson, Barnum and Archer. Time, 2:2S. Umpires. Pfenninger and Mclaughlin. At- tendance, 1902.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
At Latonia

Cincinnati, July 15-Coruscate won the mile and 100 yards handicap at Latonia today, the feature of the card, in driy- ing finish from Martin Doyle. with Alma Dufour third. Cardinal Wolsey. an out sider, won the final event from Ikki, with Joe Ross third. St. Paris, the favorite' finished in the ruck Track fast. Sum mary:
 First race. six furlongs-Mai. Carpenter,
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY
 OWNERS.

If you have houses for rent and are dissatisfied with your present agent place them in my hands. Years of experience in the business enables mo to give you satis- factory results.
 JOHN B. BETHEA,
 Steiner Building. Bell phone 2327, Peoples 22O7.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Augusta-Augusta 3, Macon 4 first game).
 Augusta 6. Macon l (second game) At Savannah-Savannah 2, Jacksonville 1 G3 innings).
 At Charleston--Charleston 8, Columbia first game).
 Charleston 4 Columbia (second game).
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THE AMATEURS
Moore & Handley 1e. B. A. c. 4.

The Moore x Handley team easily de- feated the Birmingham Athletic club team in one-sided game yesterday af- ternoon by the overwhelming score of 16 to 4
 The features of the game were the pitching of McPoland and the batting of Mcleod of the Moore & Handley team. Score by innings: h.H E, M S H 150 121 15s-16 IA 3 B. A. C...................uU VVf W.
 Batteries McPoland and Millsap' Douglass and Munger. Time l:4o.
 Umpire Puckett
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Louisville Herald under recent date said . Roy Montgomery, who was left behind by the team, works out every afternoon al Eclipse park. His ankle Is rounding into form, but he will not be allowed to play for at least month yet.
 Jordan. was dissatisfied with the work of Krug and Birmingham secures the services of the fast iniielder. Louisville could not use Montgomery and Birming- ham got him. Gardner was released by Montgomery and he joined the Barons It has not yet been stated how the new shortstop was secured.
 Harry Vaughan has been kicking so leng that he simply cannot help raising a question over something or other Yes terday 1t was the ball. In the middle of the game he complained to the umpire because a ball did not carry the official stamp. but Umpire Carpenter would not stand for it.-New Orleans Pieayune.
 The Coal Barons pulled off a fast double play in the second inning yesterday. Whit edge was on third running for Beck, and Phillips hit one down to Clark He shot it In to the plate in plenty of time to get Whtredge, and then Matthews. like a fash fired the ball to Vaughan com rleting a double Matthews is a valuable man, and Manager Frank would like to have secured him if Birmingham had been in a mind to part with him. He made the effort last fall, at any rate.- New Orleans Picayune
 Harry Nickens, released by Nashville few days ago. has signed with Little Pocl1 Adams goes to Jacksonville in the South Atlantic league.
 Little Rock July 15.-(Special)-It is announced that there will be game here tomorrow between Little Rock and Atlanta. President Frank of the Little Rock club says that the game will be played at the request of number of employees of railroad shops and others who are not able to see games on week days A Sunday game in Little Rock wtll be n novelty as there has never been an attempt to play on that day heretofore. A bill was introduced in the last 1egis . lature legalizing Sunday ball playing un- der certain conditions. but 1t failed t1 pass.
 Manager Jordan today announced that he had sold infielder Heinle <rug to Br mingham and Krug left here this after noon for Shreveport, where he will join the Barons. It is understood that Krue was dissatisfied with Atlanta and the sale was made for the good of all con- cerned.
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New Orleans, July 15.--A bunch of err TOTS. lot of dumb plays by the Coal Rarons. gave New Orleans an easy victory today. Two runs were scored in the fourth inning when Beck hit to pitcher ana brought in Nadeau. who had advanced on Schiap's error and a wild throw by Half ford. Hahn then came home on Williams 8 sacrifice. The fifth inning, with two out
 saw the visitors get rattied after Stan ley hit a two-bagger. and came home on Nadeau's fly to left. Then Hahn and Nadeau each stole bag and scored
 Smith scored for the visitors In the sec ond on Moores hit to center Attendance
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We have purchased the en. tire Collins & Co. stock of groce ries at 2lOl Morris avenue, damaged by fire and water, and we are now ready to offer it to merchants.
 G. w. HOPSON & SONS.
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c. O. B. g. B. R. L. e ?. Go. 7.

Gotten. Odum & Bowers colts defeated the B. R., l.. & P. Co. boys yesterday af- ternoon to the tune of to 5. The colts touched Henry up for total of fourteen hits, while Trice only yielded four. Haeck for B. R., L. & P. Go. knocked home run by putting the ball in the car shed and dropping it in the pits. The game was fast from start to finish and 1t was anybodys game up to the seventh inning, when well placed bunt by Lamb and hit by Neal cinched the game Everybody played good ball. Score:
 R. H D. c. O. B......................... IA B. R.. L. & Co........-.-........... Batteries. C. o. B., Trice and Parkes and Broody; B. R., l.. & P. Co.,, Henry and Mason. Umpires Stone and Neal.
 Columbia 2, Union Springs |.
 uunion Springs, July 15.-(Special) )-Af- ter a tie Columbus won the third game
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NEW TRIAL DENIED.
Judge Mitchel's Motion Before Judge
 DeHaven is OverruIed.

Portland. July 14.-Jrdge DeIIaven in the federal court this afternoon over ruled the motion of Senator John H. Nit chell for a new trial.
 Mitchell was recently convicted Of using his office as United States senator to fur ther his legal practice of the firm of Nit chell &s Tanner of this city The firm was deeply engaged in legal work in connec- ton with public lands in this state.
 When 1t prints good. 1t Is good cut The Gawk Engraving Co.,
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Boston 3, St. Louis i.

St. Louis, July 15.-Heady pitching by OImstead. recently recruited by Manager Collins, was responsible TOT the loss of today's game by the home ream. Three of the locals five hits were scratches. Score: R.H 10. St Iouis 600 000 100-1 5 1 Boston .... .Oo0 12O o00-3 1
 Batteries: Buchanan and Sugden; Olm- sted and Criger. Time, 1:41.
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FIVE RUNS ARE MADE IN TWO IN NlNos BY NEW ORLEANS AND BIRMINoHAM's ONLY SCORE coMEs IN SECOND.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE SANDING.
Games Yesterday.

New Orleans, 5; Birmingham, l. Atlanta, 8; Little Rock, GA innings). Shreveport, A. Nashville, 1. Montgomery, 4; Memphis, O.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At St. Paul-St. Paul 5. Indianapolis T.
 At Milwaukee-Milwaui<ee G. Colum- bus 8.
 At polis-Minnea polls 15 Louis- vile l. do 12
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New York 8. Plttsbura 7.

New York, July 15-In a thrilling nne- inning finish the New York Nationals snatched a game from Pittsburg today scoring the tieing and deciding runs on base on balls. followed by home run hit by Browne. Attendance, 25OO0, Score
 R.H.E pittshurg ,, 900 GG2 50O-7 10 2 New York ~ 1O2 210 002-S Il 1 Batteries. Leever, Lynch and Gibson; McGinnity, Mathewson and Bowerman Time 2.n5
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chicaao 2, Washington 1.

Chicago. July 15-Townsend was a pug zIe for Chicago, but errors behind him gave Chicago the game. Attendance, 9s5O' SSaaro. R.H.E. C,',aaao O0O GOO 20s-2 2 uashinoton .O10 900 00O--1 4
 Batteries: Smith and Mcfarland; Town send and Heydon. Time, 1:43.
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Detroit, July 15.-Philadelphia and De- troit broke even in a doube-header. hli- lain pitched fine ball in the first game In the seventh inning the squeeze play was worked in a new way, SchaeHer sacrifice scoring two men instead or one The other game was easy for the visit ors and proved Coakley's eighth straight win. Attendance, 6500. Score of hrst game '''' R.EN Do..o,t 201 900 20s-5 8 0 ,iade,nbia .oo0 02O 000-2 10 1
 Batteries: Killain and Doran; Plank and Scheckengost. Time. 1:45.
 Score of second game. R.H' ": Philadelphia .......o .oou iol Vfo-' IT
 Batteries: I<itson and Donovan, CORK lev and Schreclxengost Time 1:5O.
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this afternoon in the tenth iI-.ing by score of ? to 1. Union Springs Is scheduled to play in Columbus Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Chicago 8, Brooklyn 0.

z Brooklyn, July 15.-Chicago shut out
 Hanlons men here today in the first game
 of the series Eason was knocked out of the box in the third inning. Briggs was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
SLAGPILE NOTES

The fans are wondering if the Barons are ever going to win another game. It seems doubtful. Just one week ago yes terday the Vaughanites defeated the Fire crackers on home soil. Since then a total of seven gameS-one every day. have been dropped. The hoo-doo will hardly be broken today.
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Chattanooga 4, Huntsville 3.

Huntsville. July 15-( Special )-Chatta- nooga won an exciting game from Hunts vile today Huntsville had three men on bases in the last inning, but lacked a hit. score. R H F. Chattanooga ...... .120 100 OOO-4 10 Huntsville .. 002 OOO 1O0-2 ii 4
 Batteries: Cameron and Fisher: Weaver Bowden and O Brien
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It is also announced that the Birming- ham management has secured the serv- ices of a fast shortstop. Perhaps the Barons are to strengthen" after all.
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The Shreveport Times remarks:
 Vaughan wired The Age-Herald from Memphis: 'Black is the limit" Harry ought to be arres.eG for sprlnging a chestnut.
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Montgomery 4, Memphis 0.

Memphis, July 15.-Montgomery played fast ball today and prevented Memphis from scoring throughout the game. Local batsmen could do nothing with Roy Hale's delivery Attendance 2000. Score:
 RHE. Montgomery ...1 100 001 110-4 6 2 Memphis oOo GOO 0O0-0 8 1 Batteries: Hale and Mlllerick; Brown and Alexander. Time, 1885 Umpire, Black.
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Shreveport 4, Nashville i.

Shreveport. July 15.-Shreveport defeated the visitors today by a score of to in fast and snappy game. Fisher and Mcfarland both pitched splendid ball. Three of the locals hits went for extra bases and at opportune times. Score:
 R.H. B. Shreveport .... ...... 100 020 10+-4 5 Nashville ..... ....... 900 100 000-1 Batteries: Fisher and Graffius; MoFar- land and Accorsini. Time. 80. Umpire, Ehret. Attendance, 603
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Vaughan telegraphed yesterday that Roy Montgomery has really been signed. The manager said that the LouisVllle nlaver will join the Barons immediately.
 Tn commenting on Montgomery the
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s4 (Cheatham), to l. won; Marmont. 9s (McIntyre), to l, second; chicora Maid, S7 (Radtlxe), 3 to 1, third. Time, 1:14 2-5.
 Second race, five furlongs-Oak Duke. 107 (Foy), 4 to 5, won; Leta Duffy, 107 CTreubeD, 3 to l, second; Hostility, lOl (Walsh), 20 to 1, third Time LOO 4-5.
 Third race, one mile--Florls.ei, % (F'oyI, 10 to 1, won; San Remo, 1t2 (Robinson). 20 to l. second; Leila, 105 G.arsen), to 3. third. Time, 1:39 4-5
 Fourth race, one mile and 100 yards Coruscate, 100 0soy). to 5. won: Mar tin Doyle. 100 ('rreubeD. to 1, second: Alama Dufour. 115 uarsen). { to l, third. Time, 1:44 1-5
 Fifth race, six furlongs-Silent Water, 92 (Radtke), even. won; Arthur Gunner, CTreubeD, 10 to l. second; Aencon. go ulicks). to 1, third. Time, 1:13 4-5.
 Sixth race mile and three furlongs- Cardinal Wolsey, 93 tMorra) 6 10 f. won; 1klN, 1O1 (Walsh), to l. second Joe Ross 93 CRadtke), 10 to 1, third Time, 2.2o 1-5.
 At Bright-n Beach.
 New York, July 15.-E R, Thomas Her mis- carrying the heavy impost of iS2 pounds, today won the Isip handicap. mile and furlong, at Brighton Beach. de- featlng Buttling by a neck When he flashed under the wire winner a great cheer rang out. which was renewed when Redfern brought him back to the scales Despite the fact that he was carrying top weight, conceding from f6 to l2 pounds to his field Hermis opened in the betting at to B. but his price gradually went to 13 to ,. while Wild Mint was backed down from 15 to 1 to to 1. Buttlng was heavily played at IS to 5
 First race. five and a half furlongs- Meteor, no (O'NeilD to 1, won; Mas terson. no G. Smith, to 1, second: Rapid Transit. no nyne). 10 to 1, third. Time. 1:07 1-5.
 steeplechose. about two miles-Phantom 132 (RodricI), to l. second: Russell Sage 135 OIenry). to 1. third. Time 4:25
 Third race the Islip handicap mile and furlong-Hermis, 132 Redfern). 1S to 6, won Buttling. 102 (NicoD, IS to 5. sec ond; Bad News 114 (W. Knapp, 8 to 1, third. Time. 1:52.
 Fourth race, the Neptune stakes. six furlongs-Don Diego. TOT (W. Davis). to l. won; Albert F, TOT (W. Knapp to 1. second; McKittredge. 16 (shaw). 9 to % third. Time, 1:13 4-5
 Fifth race. selling. mile and a sixteenth Buttons. 103 (Bnrns). 2 to 2 won; Prom ta. 102 (Baird), il to D. second; Angler, g3 a. J. Walsh), to 1, third Time, 1:46 2-5.
 Sixth race. six furlongs-Roseben, 14o 0O'NeilD. 6 to 5, won; Incantation. 105 Giildebrand). 10 to 1. second; Lady Uncas, 100 Q. Smith. to 1. third. Time. f:1s.
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Stolen bases-Nadeau ?. Hahn.
 Sacrifice hits-Matthews, Rohe, Will Hams, Nadeau. Struck out-By Ragan 4. by Whiteridge 5. Base on balls-Ragan 1, Whiteridge 8. Hit by pitcher-Whlteridg (Smith' Moore and Hennessy).
 Left on bases-New Orleans 5, Birming- ham 5. First base on errors-New Orleans 8, Birmingham O., . Time, 1:32
 Umpire, Carpenter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
Philadelphia 7, Cincinnati 5.

Philadelphia, July 15 15.-Harper's wildness and ineffectiveness were the chief factors in the defeat of Cincinnati today. Attend ance, 7504. Score R.H.E, Cincinnati -. .... 100 O130 000|5 1 .. .. .. =. .2l0 210 10s-7 H 3
 Batteries, Harper, Chech and Schlei; Pittenger and Dooin. Time, 1:5o.
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Louisville Herald under recent date said: Roy Montgomery, who was left behind by the team, works out every afternoon al Eclipse park. His ankle Is rounding into form, but he will not be allowed to play for at least a month yet.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Games To-Day.
Detroit 5-1, Philadelphia 2-s.

Washington at Chicago.
 Boston at St. Louis.
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very effective, holding the locals to three hits Attendance, 1000. Score:
St. Louis ii, Boston 8.

Boston, July 15.-In a heavy batting game in which each team used two pitch- CTS, St. Louis won today. Willis was knocked out of the box in the sixth when six runs were made off him. Attendance, 1900. Score: R. H. E. St. Louis .. .. ....... .000 206 O2l-1 l2 BOStOn OuO 111 iOl-- O IT
 Batteries: Mcfarland, Eagan and Grady; Frazer, Willis and Moran. Time, .4g
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New York 6, Cleveland 5.

Cleveland. July 15.-Cleveland lost first place today by losing a poorly played game to New York. Errors gave New York all but one of It's runs. Bay muffed his first fly of the season, letting in two runs. Attendance, S771. Score:
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Games Today.

Birmingham at New Orleans. Montgomery at Memphis. Nashville at Shreveport. Atlanta at Little Rock.
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Harry Nickens, released by Nashville
 few days ago. has signed with Little Poclx Adams goes to Jacksonville in the
 South Atlantic league.
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Catedras de Jurisprudence

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