davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-27
Give Honor to whom Il Is Due.

DR. David Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy, of Rondout, N. ". cured me a.
Bright's disease and Gravel Fonr II
the best physicians had failed to relieve
me. 1 have recommended it to scores
OF people with like success, and know
It viii cure all who try it.-Mrs. e. p.
Miner, Burg Hill, O. Price LOO. all
druggists; 6 bottles, $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-27
se,ooo,ooo FROM TAX.
Big Increase In Special Franchise valu-
ations.

Albany, Oct. ~. The total valuation
Of special franchises IN this state this
year is s302,6SS,757, an increase COM
pared with last year Of $54, l40,79S,
This means that these special franchises
will have to pay local authorities
throughout the state taxes amounting
to over S6,oo0O0o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-27
REBELS DESTROY wARsHIP.
The Old Kniaz Potemkine Reported
Wreck at Sebastopol.

London, Oct. pa despatch to the
Evening Standard from Odessa says it is
reported there from Sebastopol that the
Russian battleship Pateleimon (former-
" the Kniaz Potemkine) has been des-
troyed by incendiaries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-27

Josiah Perry Of Hyde Park raised
from one and three fourths acres 400
bushels Of sorted potatoes, fifty bush
els of small ones and about fifty bush
els Of rotten ones. II anybody can beat
this, Josiah would like to know of it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-27
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding
Piles. Druggists are authorized to re-
fund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails
to cure in to IA days. SOC.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-27
FREE SONGS.

0rr song special this week will be one copy
Of the big HIT would You Care2" free with
every purchase Of one copy each OF 'sI'll Be
Waiting In the Cleaning, Sweet Genevieve,
Why Don't They Play with Me?" and college
Life" tnstrumentai)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-29

vaTeaad d cohonetas hu ene sorba
pr en- ocl Oet juguetes innu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-29


que hay de peligroso en- la instruction cri-
minal es preeisanente esa amplificaci6n
dada los fen6menos de Ia perception mas
aencilla y direeta On 10 que respecta Ia
participation Individual aetiYa y augestiya
del obasrvador.
la verdad que ese elenento suggestive
que concurre De este modo 4 modifcar
toda perception depende evidentemente de
"a personalidad dol obseryador, de su cul-
tura, inteligencia, fantasia, de ahf que
sea mayor Ia difcultad para determi-
narla,
Es notorio, en- efecto, que entire diez
persoras las mas concienzuias sinceras
d. hayan asistido 4 un mismo hecho, ningu-
na dar6 un relate identico al de Ia otra, ,por-
que cada una afiadira inconscientemente
10 que en- realidad ha ocurrido algo arbi-
trario, algo suyo personal y suggestive.
Acuerdome haber lefdo el relate de una
disputa en- Ia cual IN sujeto recibi6 I'M va
50 sobre la cabeza, y los testigos no sabfan
en- modo alguno pTecisar 81 el culpable ha-
bfa arrojado Ia copa contra su Yfctima, 8
bien 81 se habfa servido de ella para gol-
pearIe. Ninguno de los cinco seis testi-
gos, que sin embargo habfan presenciado
Ia reyerta, acertaba 4 reconstruir Ia esce
ma con exactitud.
Conocido ea 81 case de aquel guardia
derribado por un prisionero que, gracias
clio pudo huiT. El guardia afrmaba
haberle visbo blandir I'm largo Teluciente
cuchillo, y en- Cambio fue probado, en- el
curse del proceso, que 10 que aquel tenfa
en- Ia mano era un arenque.
7 o mismo he conocido un campesino
que con entera buena fe explicaba que
habfa visto, en- una exposition de feras de
Ia cual hacfa una description minuciosa,
una serpiente colossal que Sc habfa precipi-
tado sobre un leon para devorarlo. En-
realidad no habfa visto sino un cartel
donde esaF escena estaba fgurada; pero la
realidad la fcci6n SO habfa confundido
en- el caos de cosas que el buen hombre ha-
bfa visto aquel dia, y habfa crefdo de
buena fe haber asistido al hecho en- vez de
haberlo visto sencillamente estampado en-
un cartel.
Todos estos errores demuestTan de que
manera, con Ia meioT voluntad de decir 10
cierto, un acusado u un testigo Sc ven IN
conscientemente inducidos q alterar las
circumstances de un hecho; de ahf que
nunea recomendaremos bastante q un juez
instructor el examen psicol6gieo del testgo
y del acusado ash como ell estudio obietivo
de todas las circumstances en- las cuales el
crimen Sc ha lIevado cabo, 4 fin de evi-
tar con clio todas las causas posibles de
error.
CEsA ARE LoMBRoso.
Turin. Diciembre de 1905.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-29

En- esta imprenta se vende papel de Pc
ri6dico vieio $500 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-29
c. 5Deseaba usted que la investigation
fllese como fue niblitaY


fuese como fue, pdblica?
A.-Era mi mayor deseo.
C.-Diga usted sefior Aponte Sc6mo me
explica usted que el Attorney no le haya
mandado usted las declaraciones de NAL
donado Merced hasta el IL de Diciem-
bre, cuando estas faeron prestadas ante el
Juez de Paz en- % de Abril3
A.-Consta de la prueba de Ia investi-
gaci6n, que esas declaraciones fueron en-
tregadas por ell Juez de Paz CepeFo, don
Jose de Guzman Benitez para que este las
entregara al Attorney y segdn nanifesta-
ci6n del 1ltimo no fne hecha Ia entrega
hasta eI 10 4 IL de Diciembre.
C.-lY que cree usted de este?
. A.-Me parece que 81 habia buena fe
debieron ser entregadas al Attorney Gene
raj inmeniatamente, sea el dfa ~ 8 %
de Abril, para que 80 procediera entonces
q averiguar 10 yerdad de su contenido.
Ademas no me explico como nn buen
ciudadano puede ocultar hechos que indi-
can la comisi6n de un erirnen creyendo que
estos hechos sean ciertos.
Csc decfa que Ell sef1or Guzman Be-
nitez asistirfa al acto de la investigation,
81 como no asisti6, 10 Rubiese hec6o hui
biese sido de su agrado2
A.--sf senior, 20 me hubiera alegrado
muchfsimo y 81 sabrd por que no ha
venido.
No deseando molestar mas la atenci6n
del senior Aponte, pues para atenderme
dej6 sus quehaeeree me despedf del sefior
Fiscal, despues de darle las mas expresi.
vas gracias por su amabilidad y fino com-
po1tamiento.
RoBERTo DE PEDRosAs
Humacao.
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L1NEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

Ltinerario. Salidas de Bayam0n Y Capt.
tai simultaneamente.
Rf o5 Fslas sns & .s ssS
u 6.15.
DiaB MISUNDERSTANDING 8, 6.5, $50, o.45
" 1I.OO Tarde 1915, l.B0, 2.80, $50, 4.30
$50 v 6.15.
Bi1letes baratOs para glfas festivos. De
Cataflo Bayam6n, ida y vuelta L. clase
SO-25 2a clase $O-l6. De Bayam6n s CstafiO
ida y.vuelta 1a clase $0-15, 2a clase $0-1O.
Bfllete ordinario de Capital & CatafIo en-
2a clase 8 3 centavos.
Bayam6n, 19 de Septiembre de 1903 Ra-
mon Vald6a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-29

En- esta imprenta se vende papel de pc
riSdico viaio 4 42-flfl aufntaI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-29

REGALOs, REGALOs.- .-Desea v.
hacer un regalo bueno, elegante moder-
no, visite Ia acreditada Joyeria ''Tinaud, !"
de v. Hust6 e Co. SurUido complete y
nueEo en- mil artfculos de Novedad, desde
el modesto de cincaento centooos, hasta ell
mas espleudido de gran yalor. Todo es
garantizado. Precios equitativos.
Nora. Sc hacen envios q cualquier
punto de La isla, sin gastos para el recep-
tor con derecho devolver todo artfculo
que no sea de su complete agrado. 15v.s.
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Es necesario exigir que cada hostia tenga
graoado ell nOmbre Digestive MojaTrieta,
pero un solo estuche produce mejor efecto
que una doeena de bOtellas de aqua mineral
D dc cualqu1er otro remedio. Ademas de
ser el un1co curative radical, del est6mago
y del lnstestino, ell Digestive MojaTriet pu-
rihca los alimentos y los hace asimilabfes.
81 Iegltlno Digestive MOjarrieta cura en-
un dla las indigestiones, en- un mes las dis
pepsirs gastralgias, en- tres nneses las
mas graves emfemedades cr6nicas del es-
tonnage y del intestine. Esta universal
mente conhrmado, en- forma sin igual, que
la eficacia del Digestive Mojarrieta es YER
daderamente radical superior a la de to-
dos los otTos remedies. .f p.
De venta en- las principales farmacias de
Europa y America.
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-REGALOs. REGALOs.-Degea Y.

Turin, Diciembre de 1905.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-29

en- el Exterior. Un afio orc 3 500
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-29

nturas, aceite de linaza, barnices, aguarras &, e.
Especalidad en- arneses, sillas de montar, maquina
}, famante, que ofrecen 4 precios sin competeneia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
BIC CROWD SAW
FAST HORSE RACES
Opening Of tn, Sport Of Kings
AZ the State Fair
Track
LAURA SPUR BROKE RECORD
Aud Captured thc Event Of the Day,
The Freezer All--Fye Heats
10 Eai TroL

Manager W. 4. Jones ~ the state fair
race tiuck made good Ma promise yostcr.
day afternoon b. providing a program OF
horse races that set the ,hrongs Of truck
dovotecs Wild with enthusiasm,
The weather conditions were about al
that could be- asked for, the track was In
splendid shape, the crowd large ana
happy one ana tho events were run N
IN good order The meet wus succcselul
IN ovory respect
Tho patrons " The track raw somo fast
going, the prlhclpal oNrnt being mo
milo track when PAU llnmmcrB ltlo
marc Laura SPUR paced u mile IN 2.li
hat beating The loimor record ol 2'lph
held by Esin rhompsOn'n Robert |,
The frrc.iOl'ul WAS Tho event upon
which all c.CA were focused Laura
spur captured II IN three straight heats
from such horses ne Alpha M~llo ia
yorlto-and Oemonl .llank l.oomla, m
eastern driver plotted Laura TO victory,
Tho second heat was most exciting ns
Alpha w crowded Laura Spurl 10 the
wire but with n magnificent burst ut
speed Hammers horlo won hy q nose,
Another lntorcallng number WAS the
2iN tlut Five heats Wriu ran At the end
" the thlrd Lndynmlth WAS taken out.
Amurpa had two heats while one went Co
chester \, The latter Tried hard for tho
MN but was narrowly boalon 10y Amu'
fCn,
ArRot made beautiful race IN the Ave.
Olghts winning from Miss lalladlno,
The starters were punched IN the
ihloc.oshlg but Pat !, comc under the
wire INST
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
LIFE SAVED by SWAMP. ROOT.
SAMPLE BOTTLE SENT FREE BY
MAIL,

swamp. Root, discovered by the omit
ncnl kidney ana bladder specialist,
promptly cures kidney llyob bladder
ana uric acid troubles,
some Of tho early symptoms Of weak
hldneye are pain OF dull ache IN tho
back, rheumatism deafness, headache,
nervousness, cnturrh Of the bhddor
gravel on cnloull hlolilnR, enllow CONF
ploNlon, puffy or dark circles uudor the
eyes, suppression " nnnctor compelled
10 pass winter often day ana night
The mud 0nd extraordinary effect Of
ne World.lumOus kidney remedy, Dr
kilmoTH SWampsllo1t, IN soon realized.
II stands the hlghcs, for lln wonderful
cures ~ the most distressing cases n
you need medicine YOU should have
the best,
SWDmp'Root n not recommended for
everything, but II You have kidney Nv
or bladder or uric acid trouble YOU VIII
md n Just the remedy you need
sold by druggists M ffty,cont ana
ono.dollnr sizes You may nnyo SAM.
Me bottle Of DE kimor'R Swamp.Ro0i
ana 4 pamphlet That tells all about IT.,
Including mnny Of the thousands of let.
tcrg received from sufferers uurod, both
sent free by mail Write Dr kllmcr a
co.. Blhghamlom \ W ana please
be sure 10 mention ihnt YOU read this
generous olfer IN the Snlt Lake city
Daily Doselol News, DON'T make amy
mistake, hut remember the name,
swamp. Root, In kIlmers swamp.
Root, and the address, Blnghamlon, n,
w. on every bottle,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
TIIE VISITORS,
Bl6 AuIOISls MEET,
Barney Oldfisld ~ ~ Last defeated h,
Nvhh Jay,

Chicago, MAY @.,Wchh luy NJ tho IN .
cOgo Automobile uluh carried N tuo bun.
ofs IN the llna dnNa racing OF lht nutO.
mobile meet ~ lrlom lo1aH Inn tome
Oldncld, Jay won lnc Alun oneh n,l2' M
the iHHl time of p,ln s'b In addition lo
this tho chicago mnl dcfCnlud Tour g.
fnNrolct ihp rfcncnnnn IN a. flNc.mIl'
special race tor PURSE VI 3JJl, Jays me
M THIS event was LOS.
IN tho ton'mlle event with Old0old tho
use Of steam az opposed 10 gasoline wns
demonstrated by JAY
Tho chicago man used a steam mnrhln1
and although hard prcseed lhrouehout tho
entire race, nnfhod several lcngtha IN
tho load THIS race was me most cSct-
ms seen during tho meet Tho Jay ear
made ~ speed on the stretches, whiN
Odncld repeatedly cut down The steam
er'e lead AZ the stretch and PADDOCK
turns only 10 lose ground ON the back
etralghtaway ana IN front Of tho grand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
pacific GuAsr LEAGuE.

san Francisco, May 3d. Tacoma won a
pitchers butlO today ron Oakland by a
score ~ ~ H. Grah0m lost The gomo
M the thlrd inning whom IN paHtcd tho
INST iva men up, ana VINO came ~ on n
hil by shrohnn oakland was saved from
a shll uul Mnon Holl'S gut a lWu'blggrr
m tnp ntih inning anu came IN ON
lrnncks lonp ny llulh koclo and Hra'
nam pitched glluougou ban, the later
HtuMng ont olrNon men
ON account on the contostlng teams he.
inH M the head ~ me league, two UNI.
pllos ufnViuiod today Captain Van llal.
irpu protected doClsiuns mudo by both
m,n Nud wac hned No.
Score II II, ",
lhtumN tt'ti'tt,tttt' t'i'''H'tttirp
bhkhud 'tutH''''ti''u''',''
Huti,rlcs-kooto and Graham, Graham,
ana HNinG
lmprch Bray ana polrino
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31

stand, Tho two cars got away together
but on the FIRST lap the chicago man
gained n lead Of 4 fnrlOnR oyer the
ohpnplon which ~ held until near the
end " the race, During the luu Ian
Oldheld Was steadily gaining ON biz on,
capture Tho rich prize Oldrr'l prwscd hls
,ur 10 iia utmost, but Lost considerable
ground ut Tho turns. making broad HWpups
IN nm nlfnrl ~ grl lho MIL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
OPENING OF SAUCER TRACK.
Fully Three thousand Race Fans Wit
messed tho Events,

Manager Harry llcagrcn Of tho saucer
track was highly Cl0tod last night AZ tn
| biz attendance mat marked the opening
OF the track for thc season Of 1905. Fully
5000 bike i0ns were on hand, ana ihoy
Were most enthusiastic
while no records were smashed, All the
rldorH entered the game for blood mnklng
the finishes close ana ,NCllinR From now
on IT Is believed thl the game WIN pros
per here as never before 1hls w cci'
tdnly good lnct town, ana II lloagrcn
Keeps up hlk good wok In providing tn
rght Kind u cyonts, the sport viii be
boumcd horo this summer
The principal event OF the program was
the iivc'mllo oncn ZAP race for prOlcs
sonat, n, &, Hopper proved TO be the
spo'dioHl Of the bunch H. made a nice
spun during the last two laps ana came
undor the Wire u winner by Il good mar
NM. Hardy Downing and saxon Williams
rlod on most Of the lap money, al 81 per
lap, Acholn ROT ueycn laps llcogron wns
In the professional class los, nlght ana
The haIf.mllo professional saw fight
between llollstcl ana Burhs The form.
en- won bv wheel after an exciting
sprint Eddie Smith was again ON the
track ana got third while Lcyland got
.Whc9f ana El.yood captured The two.
lOco ana they Got the lap money
The quartei.mllo open algsyour was
won by llumo, y NJ, Samucson govo u
motor exhibition of one milo, covering
The distance In ll0
Tho summary follows,
Qunrior.mlp open amateur. Hume i,
Vi Wclsor Harry, Wilcox 4, II Time
100 100,
Thrcc,QuOitcrmllc handicap, profession.
al llullHlpr &, vi LurfIs, Jack,
Smith, y, E,i Lcylond, J, H. Time.
l,2i g.5,
,Two'mllo opgn lap tQndem nmaiour-
Kan, Castro ana Marty, Tlmc--l,O6 g.i
Flyo'mllo open lap, profcsionHl,el Hop,
per. pownlng Williams, llolligioL Tine
IL, 40 3,y,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
INFANTS BEAT LOBsTIRs.
Dolsei,ss Celebrate ibvir Return by
Walloping Gimiln's HOLSTERS,

Tho Boise Infants celebrated their
homo coming by trimming the HOLSTERS TO
the tune Of II tot,
Tho outlook was none too good FOR the
lost,
llodaon ana lloon pitched good BAH, al,
ihou.h me former was a irlno wild IN
ihn opening innings IN The seventh three
men on bases, klpga pounded cut a homo
olhpr homer with two men ON bases,
blmlln also made foursRaokoG but
iholo WAS no one ON buses the detail led
irufo follows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
MllaTERN LEAOuE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Following are the scores In yesterday
afternoons games IN The blk leagues,
Washington, May 90 boston mis- after.
noon shut out Washington IN pitchers
season, 'r0wneund pitched we'll but was
oSCollod by Young, who did not pcimlt
the local team 10 get within thu shadow
Of homo plate, a bnF0 on balls ana an
error were responsible for tho Visitors
runs Attendance, lR0Q
Rcoro; r. H. H.
Warrington ,ttiiutstr'ifits''tsu ]
Boston Observation-Disclosures,
llailerlca Townsend and kitlrldgc
lOung anu Cigor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
MURRAY BEATS EUREKA.
nnfd Fought nall Game DOES Against
Ihe ChDmnlOu Nlnp

,Ihg Murray baseball team handed tn
Nutokh champions quito u surprise pack,
sgu ~ murray yesterday afternoon, de-
I.hllnr the Minors by n score OF to Q,
diamond, II Ia estimated that 200 persona
saw lhe game ANA they went Wild with
'oN, wh,n the winning run came IN,
lh9 Murray team won through the
timely milling OF the -four llouseor boys,
ING summary follows
bHltcreH For Eureka, Joneon aud
llpuNFCT "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
RuMAiARYt

First taco, frcc.forall trol and pace,
purse, sNOl
liorso, Driver and Owner Finish
LAURA spur Quomls) Paul Ham.
MOI JGnnYsoonn, '%"ii rs,Snn,%rs.on," ! !
Abba w (Spicen, j, r. Rlchalda.3 2 @
Timc--g'll 2ljls, 2lih
second race, 2,gl class rol purse $3.50
Horse, Driver and Owner Finish
Amorco And'1sonl, c. H..
chester i ,spiorN, spicrs
Blus, !,uvn u,u,p.un.u =
LgdYHmtn ulansonD Dr w, H.
TiI%SssDgi.Ss. g.Ss a.!;i." aai.' aai,.
Drawn,
Third race, lyc cights.mllc run, purse
N@-Argot Price up, Mss palmdinc,
Hale up Honest John, Livingston up,
TimC-.siUj
Fourth race thrco.clghlhs.mllo run,
purg0 NA0)-pn H. LIVINGSTON up Shon.
ator .shoup. llClc up, Mia Dulch, Price
ny, Things
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
Indians WalIsped Durham In.
mercifulIy In the First Two
Innings
TWO HITS Off OlLpATRICK.
Redskins Played Fine Ball While Our
Bunch Aeled Like q Lot Of crlpplcs
Aud We're Shut Out
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.

condition az Spokane yesterday ana the
result was TO y IN favor Of tho Indiana,
Durham osHasod to pitch for salt LAX
and was ambasto1 a plenty IN the ilfat
two innines, showing mat our pitching
runpOr was most miserable, the noldofs
apparently unable " stop the ball IN rs
many nlgnih,
ullpnlIick was gcnoronF TO n fault In
giving passes but Tho hplllylios were I'M.
one man got M Tar NJ third ana he per.
lHhod there,
the game WAS unlnteroe,lng because of
IT, onU.sidcdnosa, fult Lake played
ragged game and was wholly lacking M
Tho detailed score follows,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
OGDEN
SCORE by INNINGS,
SUMMARY

Earned Runs-'lloIsc n, ogden, 2 struck
out-bN llodaon 4 by lloon, 3, Base
un BallH-On llodeom ~ of lloon, 3D.,
lone Runs Rlggs, kcllackoN uimlln
Thleo'baso III Clark Two,basc llllg
iiammund smith llaugon, lloon sOcrl.
Q ,hohlls, Knox, Mcintyre N RRe Dou.
hp PlONs-lioon TO Clark l.olt uu Bnfos
iiolto, Ogden - rimp of Ounce 40.
lmnlro- Holoy Allondnnno- non
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
PORTLAND, A ABATTLE, /,

Portland, May O,--1'hc only time Scat.
llc was able "a bunch enough hits on
wnn IN the MIN, when the yltitom srOfol
thor only ran In me sixth Boyle sent
lhroo men ~ basu on balls, aud was mt
for double und y buslo, netting t.n
home team four runs, the lltlh ana tho
ing occurred on either vide, A holiday
crowd numbering 900 attended the game,
Scores Il II, u,
hrnVlc uui'i'''ut,'''i''',
Portland u'ts'ui'iisi''u'tt'ltu u
Batteries Boyle and frNIy, Gavin and
Mclean,
lmpltC-alNlOpf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
AN0El.s, n eIGALs, .,

Los AnRoos, May 3)-Son Francisco
WAS lninbo "a connect cuutv,ulYoly VAN
the cinvee Of Gray ana was shut out Los
Angeles scored a Total " thirteen hllb on
Wheeler, Including q lhrco'boggor ANA
San Francisco round serious objection W
poyoral decisions " limniro DnViH, aud
Shea Nna nncd ~ ana Wilson put IN the
groun00,
scoroi H. H. u,
Los AnHeloH U'uuu''i1uitus'u'f W
nallorlcHrbmy ana Splosl Wheeler ana
shcu
Umpire Davis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31

RnAlAlAIiY

Two.bOsc hits Raymond, Lewis gncr,
nee Hts Ferris, Wright stolen Bnaos-
Stanley, swain struck oui.-liy Durham
J. by dilpotrick, D llaegs on BnllB-Oft
DUrham, 81 on uilpatrlck D. Len on
ngsos soll Lake, tpoknhc, Q, Double
Durham, rimo-lO Umpire Mchno, AZ
lVndanco-2fD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
SAMUEisON VICTORIOUS.
Salt Lake Rider Defeated the "tnpaeed
klna," hamilton uf Denver

Denver Colo, May 30 Tho biz oytnt
of tho opening day ~ The new saucer
tween " NJ snmuom0n of Salt Lake
ANA W, W, Hamilton " uoWor lung
known 90 the cycling world uF the Uns
paced King Enrly IN the race Hamilton
looked like a winner but RnmurlfDn grow
strong aud overlook Hamilton NJ a dls.
innco Of rlN and fuurtlitlh miles Tho
time waR li,O3 2si,
w, n, samuolhon u salt l.nko won the
mile and the half'milr pluiCWlona r..
Fred Slmuols0n ana T. ~ Scmoll both
~ Salt Lake, rond u d,nd heat I'M the milo
amateur ana the former captured tho
tNu,mllu handicap amateur race,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
TIE GAME or CRICKET.
sal, Lake Team ana visitors play aud
The Farmer WOu

Tho Salt Lake Cricket team PLAYED
against The visitors ~ ldbrlly PARK In u
match gnno yesterday ana the toimc,
carried M the hOnols The locals won
hy % lunH The scores
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31

Detroit won the second game Of the
doublV'honder IRON chicago today 3 lo
won by a larger score hut lor poor base
running Attendance, l8tD,
Score II H. T.,
Anlthku n''sptfi'''s''sisit''t D
brilull Observation-Disclosures "
Bnllrrlch-- Nhito ana sullivan, Mullen
and Doran
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
sr LOUIS sIIuq OUT

Cleveland made IL thioo uIalsht from
81 Louis this afternoon by tho score "
! To u, II was "A pllchotF battle between
Joss ana Howell, with honow In favor NJ
gamos were q ,0A0 which breaks the tl,yu.
land record, being the actual Wrnstilo
count Attendance ~ second game, A.
800
scoIo r. n H.
lloNtlund pi,p'',''iiu,,,ttst,rl y |
~ LOUIS ttlNftttttttttIrtttl \
Bnilcrics-Joas aud Bcmisi llowoll and
Weaver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31

Manager lIoaBrcn uf tho saucer track
predicts that local race fans viii see tho
host sonsol " blkc races this city haa
ever had lie has q big string ~ iuet
rldors coming,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
SCORE 10y INNINGS,

IWosbaao Douglass Beck, J.
elher' ", lieuHHer ~ llouesor Passed
iih Lumlcy u !, lieugor l. liOros on
,hlls--on Iiouesor s. struck Out.-By
}en,en, ID by llcuusor o. III by Pitched
'all,,lieutscr 2 Jensen, Double Plays
,ilnH stolen hnsor. -lumley, King, l.,
Vuhser mud NJ, lIouWor Umpire.
hplQes Atlondonco~l 800, Time ol dnmo