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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
"wELTERS" MEET TONIGHT.
Jerry Mccarthy and Honey" Melody
Ready for Fight.

Terry Mccarthy and Honey" Melody
are ready for their twenty round bout
al Butte this evening II was at first
expected that Melody would he the fa-
yorlte. but press accounts indicate that
n any favor is shown, II viii go to Jerry
Mccarthy The Butte lntermountain says:
What little betting there has been so
far on the Melody Mccarthy scrap Fri
day night has been on even terms
even the best Informed devotees Of the
ring being undecided as to whom TO give
the preference. The great element OF un-
certainty enters into the matter While
Melody's style and staying qualities as
well as ability TO give and take punish
mtnt are remembered. little Is known re-
eariIng the local mans recent develop
ment on the same lines, He Is away at
Boulder Springs where he trains and for
very good reasons a significant silence is
being maintained as 10 how he pans
out" From newspaper accounts It Is In
ferred that during the last few months
while away from here he had improved
greatly but no one hero has seen much
N his work during that time.
There IA an inclination to favor Nc
Carthy not so much by reason Of sentl-
ment as because It IS believed that, hav-
lng more 10 gain from the outcome Of the
fight he will try harder 10 "make good
Melody. on the other hands merely
smiles and goes on saving wood. He ~
hard at work at McDonald's gymnasium.
jerry clifford. the manager Of the fight.
has pledged himself that there will be no
tedious delay this time in starting the
events Friday eight. The prellmlnarles
will be started promptly Mt Q o'clock
Howard Ople and sailor McQuold the
latter a newcomer to Rutte, have been
selected FOR the stunt. Both are said to
bo tough propositions and considerable
entertanment is expected from and
through them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
Ger many and Monroe Doctrine

Berlin, March l6-In the Reichstag
today Baron Heyl zu Hennsheim CALI
ed Chancellor Won Buelow's attention
20 the cxteution OF the Monroe doctrine,
which the chancellor should follow
with the closest attention
I'VE German manufacturers long
have had sad experiences with the IN
vasion Of the West Indies by North
American influence" said the baron
ment Of cuba hit German labor and
the commercial classes OF Germany
most severely In Santo Domingo,
Venezuela and Brazil too. they are
seeking TO Gust German labor and cap
ltal through the Monroe doctrine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
Dolngs at New Orleans.

New Orleans March iG,-New Louisiana
Jockey club results,
First race, mile and once sixteenth
Mezzo won, DR. stephens second, Vclos
third Time-l 80
Second race, six furlongs I'D Early
won, Hadrlan second Mr. Jack third.
Tme-l.li Rs
Third race. three and half furlongs-
Black Eve won, Wagstan second Hand
bag third. Time--:l3 2-5.
Fourth race, seven furlongs Klttie
Plat won Escutcheon second Trappcr
third Time-i;2i as
Fifth race. mile and onc-sixteerth-.
Montpelier won. Tho lIuruenot second,
Male HRnon third. Tlme-i;i7 2.5.
sixth race. siX furlongs-Op'n won
Mon Amour second Clique third Time
Il IL
Seventh race five and a half furlongs-
Arch Oldham won. Whln-PoOr-Will sec
ond. Stella Allen third Tlme-i0i 3-5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
HUNGARIAN CRISIS.
Emperor Going TO Buda Pest to
Look Into Situation.

Vienna. March l6,-.The official an
nouncement made here today that EN-
peror Francis Joseph will so to Buda
Pest on Sunday awakens hope that
the long-drawn-out political crisis in
Hungary, lasting since Jan. &c, and the
solution which apparently was I'm no
wise advanced by the emperors recent
interview with l6 hungarian political
leaders is soon 10 enter upon It's last
stages II a solution Is a. hand the
ways and means thereto are at present
unknown. Neither the crown nor Hun
gary has shown any disposition to with
draw from It's position as previously de-
scribed IN these dispatches. The EN-
perors presence I'm Hungary, however,
doubtless viii have a good effect on the
Hungarans, and It Is believed he
would not 60 thither unless he were
himself hopeful OF materially improv-
ing the situation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
ON THE RACE TRACK.
Big Surprise Sprung In the santa bar
nara Stakes at Ascot.

Los Angeles. Cal. March l6.--The Santa
Barbara stakes, the big race ON the cara
at Ascot today, furnished big surprise.
Astral IL, at % 20 ] won from Ala Rus
sell, the second choice, with silver Sue
third. Dr. Hollis, the favorte, had the
worst OF the start as also did silver Sue.
The race was worth Sli00 to the winner.
Long shots had n run on things today,
Church light, Astral II and Los Angeleno
al being outsiders In the bsttng. Gene
HaulOn and Workman were the only sue
cessful favorles, Weather, rainy; trancK,
sloppy. Results;
First race five and half furongs-
Gene Hanlon won. Frank L. perley sec.
ond, El Yerraco third. Time--lO9.
Second race, FIVE furlongs Tho Repro
bate won, Philanthroplst second, King.
thorpe third Time-l.02A
Third race, mile and one-eighth-
Church light won. May Holiday second,
Flora Bright third Time-2O0i9
Fourth race the Santa Barbara stakes.
sweepstakes for two-year-olds, four and
half furlongs, $1,000 added-Astral II
won, Ala Russell second, Silver Sue third,
Time .56la
Fifth race, six furlongs- won
Cutter second, Blue Coat third Time
l.l5A
sixth race. mile and one-elghth--,Ilos
Angeleno won, Gentle Harry second Erne
third. Tlme--l:59lR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
Talent Was Bumned.

San Francisco, March 1.-the talent
was hit hard today. Collector Jessup,
IN the last race, was the only favOrite
to win. Edinborough and Teufel won 4
the good price Of 10 10 l. while Modlcum
won BY several lengths, at 7 to Wealth
en- cloudy; track, muddy. Summary:
First race, four and a half furongs-
Aprlls Pride won I'm Joe second, SUI
pervision third Tme--:5S4
Second race, Ave furlongs Marlborough
won, Tam-o' -Shanter second Pickaway
third Time--l :03ia.
Third race, mle--Teufel won, She'll
mount second, Foxy Grandpa third. Time
--i;i1
Fourth race, mile and flfty yards-Mo-
dieum won, Dora | second, Barney Drey-
fus third. Time--1:4S
Fifth race, Futurity course--Grenore
won, Gloomy Gus second, Cacoharate
THIRD. Time-1;l5n
sup won, Doagoa second. soufriere third
Time l6lR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
steamer orizaba Wrecked

Victoria, y. c., March l6.-The steam
er Aoraugl, which has arrived here,
brought details OF the wreck Of the
British Australian liner OrIzaba of
ROttnest island, near Freemantle,
western Australia. Her $50 passengers
and all her crew were saved The
steamer was a total loss Five boxes
OF gold coin were saved, but all else
was lost The disaster was due to the
vessel being off her course during u
fog.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
What To Do
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
llonnded to Death BY sharps.

Chicago, March l1--Iounded by
money lenders to whom he had aa-
signed his wages for a long period In
advance and finally discharged because
OF this by his employers, Frank Dun-
ham, an engineer on the lines OF the
Illinois Central railroad has commit
ted suicide at his home here.
Durham, who was AZ years old, locked
himself in a bedroom and turned on the
pug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
Oku's Losses Very Heavy.

Cen Okus Headquarters. Monday,
March 49, via Fusan.--In the recent
fighting around Mukden Gen. OlSu's
army has lost between $4,000 and 10000
men, and It Is estimated that II has
inflicted on the Russian forces loss
OF, including prisoners, 10000 Gen,
Oku's army suffered the heaviest OF
the Japanese armies, for the reason
that IT was forced to meet the entire
Russian force, sent to protect the re-
tirement Of Gen, KurOpatkn'B army.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
MISSOURI SENATORSHIP.
Special Grand Jury to Invest
gate the Deadlock.

Jefferson City, Mo-, March 16.-It is
believed that the special grand Jury
which Is to assemble on Tuesday win
make an investigation into the present
senatorial deadlock. This belief IS
founde ed on the action Of the grand Jury
today in summoning before It Thomas
*, Niedringhaus, the Republican caucus
nominee for senator Charles x. Morris,
his campaign manager; Charles Smith,
manager Of the Kerens campaign, and
several other politicians.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
No Naturalization for Japanese

Houston Texas March 16.-C. " c.
VanDusen, agent for the department Of
the issuance OF naturalization papers
TO japanese, many OF whom have set
tied IN this Vicinity recently. MIR VAN
Dusen holds that the japanese are in
cluded In the inhibition applying 20
Mongoians and will make a report on
the matter 20 the Texas authorities and
viii Issue no more papers until the
matter is definitely settled Under the
Texas law, the Japanese cannot own
land until they are naturalized, and
farms nre being held In trust pending
the issuance Of the papers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
WHITE BOY AND INDIAN GIRL
Former Arrested on Charge of
Assembling the latter.

Reno, New, March 1G.-SteVe An
drews, a youth OF Bodis Cal, was ar.
rested today on suspicion of having
caused the death Of Pluto Indian girl,
aged IA years. The Piutes charge that
the girl died as the result OF Grimm
al assault committee by Andrews, A
boy named Sturgeon, 10 years old,
states he witnessed the assault and
will 20 on the stand and testify TO this
effect. The Piutes are In an angry
mood as the result of the girls death
and TO prevent trouble the sheriff Of
Mono county is now in the town TO
give the boy protection should occasion
arise
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
Elect Mrs. sehoff President.

Washington, March l6.--The National
Congress OF Mothers today elected Mrs.
Frederick Schoff. OF Philadelphia, pres
ident Among the vice presidents Is
Mrs. w, W. Murphy OF Los Angeles.
Cal. The congress discussed the ad-
visibility OF establishing a newspaper
organ and empowered its board of man
ayers to net IN the matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
OGDEN CROOK CAUGHT.
Officer Johnson Lands Alleged Robber
For Junction City Officers.

man answering to the name Of
Waiter p. hang, was arrested by Officer
Emil johnson this morning on the
charge of robbery. The offense was
committed at ogden, where It Ia said
Lang robbed a man OF $40. Lang was
arrested as result Of a description
sent here by the ogden police
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
CONTINUING THE WAR,
Mobilization in Poland Would
Mean Revolution.

Warsaw, March 16,---One Of the nigh
est officials I'm Poland I'm the course OF
n conversation today said: 1T is all
very well to talk of continuing the war,
but with no leaders, no generals. no
soldiers no guns and the theater Of
war 20 far away we are unable to
transport troops quickly and the war
now appears to be ended II Is true
we have soldiers I'm the empire, but It
is impossible to withdraw them from
central and southern Russia to Man.
churla while the diturbances continue.
All Is quiet in Poland now. but let or
ders for mobilization be given and we
VIII have a revolution"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17

I'm New York, passed the assembly to.
day, The proposed inquiry grows out
Of the agitation for lower gas rates IN
the metropolis. Allegations Of extor-
tionate charges By the gas companies
have been freely made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
kilauea Volcano Active.

Victoria, b. c., March Hawaiian
advices report Kllauea volcano as ac-
tive. Great upheavals are occurring at
intervals In the floor OF the crater,
with large lava flows. The great lake Of
lava is now u magnificent scene, a bub-
bling boiling, spouting, fiery sea,
crlmsoning the heavens and rejecting
aiar on the clouds at night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
Hot Springs Events.

Hot Springs March l6,-Oakawn re-
suits;
First race. four furlongs-Dr. Hells-
worth won Lefty second, Sarsaparilia
third Tlmc-.50
Second race six furlongs-C Crown
Prince won, Thistle Do second, lole third
Time-l:3
Third race. mile-Huzgah won. Waswift
second Grenade third, Time 49,
Fourth race six furlongs -Vanness won
leo Goss second, Folles Bergeres third
Time-i:A
Fifth race. six furlongs-E Emergency
won. Our Lille second, Marco third Time
TIA 20.
Sixth race. mite and one-clghth--sanc-
tlon won, Falkland second, Colonsay
third. Nlme-l AZ L.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
City Park Results.

New orleans March l6-City Park re-
suits,
First race. five furlongs--Isabolla d
won, Lancashire Lad second. Nevada
bird Time-l:02 is.
Second race, six furlongs sid Silver
won Felix Mozzes second, Thosplan
third, Tmo-1.02 t-5.
Third race four and a half furlongs-
Expressing won, chief Archibald second,
Hostility third. 1ime-.b5.
Fourth race, seven furlongs-P reten-
sion won SiNrShooter second, Bon Mot
third. Timo-l 26 80
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
lila Noel won, Roger Smith second, A
Convict third Time a.
Sixth race mile-Brand New won. Ora
Viva second, Florlzcl third. Time--l 40 les.
Lord Hormence won Trogon second, Arab
third. Time--l AS 3-5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Eighth Ward-Tonight 1T s o'clock in
the Eighth ward assembly, hail a fare
we'll entertainment win be rendered
Archie w. Chamberlain, who leaves
Monday next for a mission to the
Netherlands. A very interesting pro-
gram has been arranged.
Sugar Ward-The combined Young
Ladies' associations Of Sugar and EN-
erson wards, OF the Granite stake, ten
dered their former president Lois Il.
Taylor and her counselors Nettie
Thompson, Nettie Yates and Ellen
Coulam, reception In the Sugar meet
inghouse, last evening Mrs. Jane S.
Anderson, Alice Richards and Jessie
Fairbanks, officers OF the Sugar assoc
clatiou mad the matter iu charge. over
Zoe young women attended There were
speeches songs, class-singing, senti-
ments ana recitatiOns. by members who
responded TO roll call Light refresh.
ments were served and sweet bunch
OF Violets was handed TO each person
present 1t was Il Jolly affair and last
ed until after 10 O'Clock. The four
guests of honor We're each presented
with a prettily bound birthday senti-
ment book, containing the autographs
of all the members Of the associations.
5000 sheets latest Sheet Music at lOc.
clayton Music Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
NO GYMNASIUM
MEANS NO COACH
Joseph Maddox Urged to Reply
AT Once TO Flatterirg
Offer
MAY LEAD THE BOULDER TEAM.
Alumni aud Students Of University
Plan to Raise Funds for Building
May Borrow Money

The receipt OF hattering OFFER from
Boulder university which no is compelled
to act upon within few days may ter
inmate the great upward trend OF Utah
athletics under the guidance Of Coach
Joseph Maddox. The outcome Of uni
vcrsity finances at the hands OF the Leg
lslature has been large factor in max
Ing attractive an invitation TO go else
where, For year Maddox has worked
under the greatest disadvantages to do
something. The regents planned gym
| na5um To cost S35,JO0 or more, and when
| the appropriation bill came through Slj,-
| 40 was all That II contained Tor the
! building with prospect Of THIS being cut
| out by Governor cutler, The result Is
| that the loss OF Maddox Is entirely prob
| been arranged for between DR.. Kings
| bury and the coach, whom the terms
which the University can make for the
coming year will be submitted, As the
| versity for the past year It Is doubtful
! II the University can approach equal ig-
| ures
| However, Maddox states that II is not
! the salary 80 much as the facilities to
| Work that makes the trouble. Without
| gymnasium he can do but little here while
! at Boulder the gym" Ii deliberately nm
| lshed, the team Is well broken IN, and the
Veterans aIe COMING DUCK ana w auuluoh
| we CIRCUIT upon Wllch Bouluei pays
| reacheS out mo lhe pest teams on Ihe
| plays Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and stan
| I3ru, az OF when Teams are nnuer the
| alIect onseiNauoh OF lhe PIG coaches and
| lne ioolDaIl suppofters OF inc east 10
ueNelop a winning leam ID thls FSciu2h
| m'ans 70 ACQUIRE a place among the hIgh-
er Tdnklns coecn.s'
| 49, hhte 10 leaVe I IAN bald Madd0ck
| thlS nlornlnS, Discussing the matter WIN
| tNo NeWS' Hhd ! doh KNOW lust WnAt
VIII 40 unul atler tho tak win Dr
hlngaDItE tnls alternoon; nave enlqyeu
d put ~ -,,,,,ra d., ,,,ostt,,, d. :, haTd
one. That $4,000 doesn't look AS though II
would 9rlng us building Tor 4e&t sea;
lIRe a stsvinr ve,,y nucb pd,iIer i hos
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
No Funds to Move Troons.

Washington, March 16,--The war de-
partment finds that II will be obliged
to decline TO send regular troops TO
the encampments OF state militia or
CARNATIONS, for the reason that funds
for transportation are not available.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17

George Il. Lask, the old-time stage
manager, who Is rehearsing the COM
pany actively along the roadln It's San
Francisco repertoire All three watched
with pleased looks the ovation accord.
ed Miss Anglin, after the third act. Mr.
Manners said he felt sure that If Miss
Anglln would act that scene in London
as wen as she did last night, her stand
ing in England would be assured.
A member of the Margaret AnglIn
company who did some excellent acting
last evening, and whose presence arous-
ed many memories, Is Mr.. Walter ALI
len. the Sir Frederick OF the cast, who
used TO visit Salt Lake frequently in
the old days with Emma Abbott.
George T.. Lask, the Old time stage
manager az the Grand theater, who was
seen here with "Florodora," and who
spent a week coaching the Salt Lake
opera company In "rhe Jolly Musket-
eer" Joined the Margaret AnglIn COM
pany here and Will go with IL TO San
Francisco Daily rehearsals are held
under his direction of "The Marriage
OF Kit(y," which opens the San Francis
60 season.
The last three performances Of why
Smith Left Home VIII be given by
Mr.. Clarke and his company at the
Grand tonight and tomorrow afternoon
and evening, the usual reception follow
ng the Saturday matinee.
------.--e-.---------
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
KELLY PICKS BRITT.

Says lie WIN Beat Nelson Again In Next
Contest.
dispatch from San Francisco says; II
anyone thinks Rllly Roche helped Jimmy
Britt win his battle with Battling Mel
son he should have q talk with Spider
Kelly This Is a tender subject with the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-17
Do InauIre Into Llght Question.

Albany, n. Y, March i6.--The senate
resolution providing for legislative