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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14
CHESRRo HAS NEW ONE.


The noted pitcher Jack Chcsbro, writes
as follows; IN my OpmUu me spit Oall
is the greatest even rounded. That
Is up to the present time but
viii make the splitter want to hide Itself
Mind YOU, | am not going back on the
BAN that won me 50 many games, but /
think ! can improve it.,
Last season / worked out hfty-fuur
games ana won over forty OF them, and
the old splitter did the business, a.
brought MS up to real good lOok'in for
the American league pennaut and the
same ball lost US the pcsky old rag, for
that wild pitch OF NINE with the spit
hall put us out OF business ON the very
last day,
But / con say that it was the only wild
pitch | made the whole season In the use
81 IT, 1 haven't discarded It ON that ac.
count, not on your life. shall use II
lots this season again, but ! have stud
led some new wrinkles with It that !
hope will win the pennant this year or
help a whole lot toward it, When I he
gan work this spring with the Harvard
squad. | had more speed than | ever
had before, and | am confident right NOW
I will be faster this season than m any
campaign I ever worked out.
II you know how 10 handle this dcliNC cry
the right way it doesn't work the arm
more thanan fast nah. not near so
much, I'm fact, rs curve, II YOU don't
know how to use II right, your whip
will be completely out Of business In
shirt order.
Now, don't bring my arm away up
high to a perpendicular position for my
drop, az many pitchers do ! swing my
arm with a high side motion, and my
body is at an angle OF say IS degrees
! therefore escape That snap mat goo
with the unnatural erect position tina
causes such an awful strain ON one
shoulder muscles My swing ls a uatura
one, not an educated one There will b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14
RIG INTEREST IN
COMING CONTEST.
c,orOe Gardnef and Mike Schreck
Will Let up on Training
Tomorrow,
WIRES FROM The RlNCSIDE.
viii be Placed by the Western Union
II Take Bout by Rounds Eastern
Fight Fans Coming

rororrow will be the last days work.
,,,,nt light exercise, for Mike schreck
n1 George Gardner Both state to tho
",.yoys, that they are now in the very
49,, nj physical condition, and ready To
I,r the stuffed mitts and Chamber into
.o ring at moments notice
w IHrge crowd Of Interested persons
~, pTeatly disappointed today because
N,ly Tcre not permitted to see schreck
,t' an the finishing touches or MS Tram
lnc with Prof Bartcll, ..
Manager Bllly Hogan says that ne has
.'oivrd word from eastern sporting writ
Ia tho eject that they pick SChretk TO
Iand Gardner big surprise party hosdl!
tSg also been informed tnal interest,"
around Chicago Cincinnati ana fhuauei-
,bio Is so widespread that many PRONE
l"nt night fans are coming 10 see the con-
,sst Around Chicago opinions on inc OUT
,pnc of the battle are about evenly a.
Mod I'm San Francisco Schrcck II th'
,,vorIte over the Lowell man, Dul heie
.arduer will go Into the ring a plctly
,ttnng fnyoritC. Gardner Is likely 10 come
ANN from Ogden tomorrow evening aud
xiii do nothing but light work unul ne
rnts into the ung-whcn the heavy work
will begin, 49,. IT.,
,5at mlly 5uO fight fans will take advan-
,sgp of the excursion, ana ORDERS lol sid'7
AN, coming In with every mail Manager
|5diu Robinson is receiving demands
,rom AM quarters for seats, and q block
81 ID at Highest prices has been pu.
sway The salc of seats began early tns
wor1iuu al the salt Lake thoater ana
Il a believed that by the night or th'
-Munday--thc entire house VIII be
XXI ont Excursions Will be run from
.gIon. Provo and Park city.
lhe fact that the principals arc proml-
,em I'm pugilisuC circles has created "A
rre9t amount OF interest olscwherti go
surb sd In fact, that the Western Union
xiii nut a direct wire into the building
nj the ringside aud send out nv ac-
,oupt of the bout by rounds Considoraui"
,n8tfcr has already been sent out by the
Western Union and A. T.
In our first announcement OF the all!-
,Irs of agreement a snGht mistake was
made In stating that the men were to box
for GO and 40 per cent Of the receipts.
Their end of the receipts will be divided
Is nor cent TO the winner and 70 to IN"
loser This win meet with the approval
rf lovers of the sport
THE preliminary card VIII likely atlract
much attention IT IS between little Terry
Davis and George Hackett. Manager Rob-
jHson said today that he would see 70 IL
that the program was started promptly
and that there would be no long waits,
one feature of the contest means muoh
10 the winner The man who gets the long
end of the receipts will be matched 10
meet Marvin Hart or Bob tit1almmons'
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INDICTED FOR CONSPIRACY.
Charged with Trying to Pre-
vent Citizens from Voting.

Denver April l3.-ludictmonts rp-
turned hy the federal grand jury sit.
ting at Pueblo, were served today ON
II residents of this city charging them
with conspiracy TO prevent citizens
nom voting An gave bonds for $1,000
and continued at liberty,
rhofe who are included I'm the iudict.
mont are Aldermen Michael Mahonoy
chief License Inspector Frank KHtkc
Joseph Ray. Charles Bolsky aud Ed
ward OMAHA, an officials OF the same
election, sam Elatku. Max SissaCh
William SchradskT Max Schradsky
Sadie pleseuor and Josie Ludwig. KRAFT
kc, Ray Hofsky and OMWia are now
serving sentences IN the county jul
iuu contempt
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Found Dead in Bathtuh.

chicago Amil i3.-The body Of Mrs
Grace LOOMS, who claimed TO be tho
wife OF Charles LOOMS, said by hcl
to be % millionaire, was found I'm a half
filed bathtub I'm a fashionable board
ing house ON Michigan avenue today
The body was fully dressed and lay
face downward I'm the tub, Frequent
threats made by Mrs LOOMS that she
intended to xiii herself leaves no doubt
that the case is one OF suicide. Domcs-
tic troubles are thought to have been
the cause
From papers In the apartments the
police learned that she was the former
wife of well-to-do citizen Of Denver
colo She was divorced from him sis
years ago. other notes We're addressed
TO Miss Mary l.. Darling Leadvillc
Colo thought to be a sister, and {,
Mrs, Eva Bartlett. Dberln, .,
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CONTRACTS FOR COOLIES.
seey. TaN Must Sec that They
DONE Violate i3th Amendment,

Washiueton, ApnU J3-Secy, Tart
discussed with Atty Gen Moody today
the subject Of the employment of con-
tract labor on the lsthniau canal Dnr-
ing the course OF the conversation the
attorney. general, who recently con-
Quoted the peonuge cases In the SUI
prpme court, advised Secy Tart that
great care should be exercised IN draw
INK the contracts for Chinese and Jap
pueso labor to see That there IS no vio-
htiou Of the thirteenth amendment,
ScCy. Tart VIII prepare letter 10 the
lWhmiau canal commission directing
that AN such contracts be submitted TO
the auom general before being APP
proved,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14
What To Do
For Heart Trouble
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am warranted in making this unusual
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1'art Such treatments arc whose than
woless II goes straight 10 the cause If all
heart trouhlc-the heart nerve-and
Strengthens them and vitali2es them and
tfslorcs them, Then that Is the end OF
heart diseases
For the heart itself has no moro self.
control than a. common sponge. II Ia
made tu beat by a tender nerve 20 tiny
That II is scarcely visible 10 the naked
ilc Vet ten thousand times a day this
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expand and contract
The heart Is about tho Size Of your
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dozen times, even and you viii see tho
INDUSTRIOUS labor this little nerve must do.
The hclrt nerve Is only ono ~ the
liah'hos Of the great sympathetic ncr-
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al weakness or irrogularity AT any point
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14
ON THE RACE TRACK.
Estells j., rs 10 l Shot Had 30 1rou.
BILE I'm winning

San Francisco April l3.-Estollc J, a IS
to ! shot, was played rather freely In the
fourth race today and had little trouble
In winning, In the fourth Mistress OF
Rolls was heavily backed, but got off
badly, and Evea q, at TO /, won, Re
suits;
First race, five furlongs-TiWs II won
Miss Hunter second, Olympia third. Time
LOLA.
Second race five furlongs Ncva Lee
won Paddy Lynch second indicate third,
Tlmc--l02lI
Third race, four and one half furlongs
1aChata won, Iron Watson second, Pat
third. Time--,5jll,
Fourth race, uWrty course Estcllo
Time-ll g2
Fifth race, ono mile ana nfty yards
Evea @ won, Ray second. War Times
third Time-l4jig.
sixth race, one and onc-siNteenth miles
True Wing won, Gold Enamel second,
Telephone third. Time--liG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14
Terry Was Only Joking.

ST. Louis. April l3.-Tcrry McGovern
Nry Dollar sullivan aud lid Mccoy
passed through here today on their way
ff0m Hot Springs to New York,
THE report that McGovcn was suffer
ing from nervous prostratiOn and was in
critical condition served 10 draw many
friends Of tho former champion to the
Natiou but 10 thor surprise the flrst
person who lcaped from the train was
Terry MCGoycrn, trim appearing and giy-
rg every indication Of the best Of health.
ne reports OF McGovern's illness origin
ptcd from Torry's inclination for practical
lkte
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14
Bowling Record Goes.

Chicago, April l3.-1he Chocos OF the
l.akcyiew Bowling league have shattered
all existing bowling RECORDS tor team
averages by counting 1884 2.j against the
Stems The scores I'm the three games
were / 1872 ll0 and LOli. This also is the
rolled two LILO totals IN one series, lur
previous recognized worlds record was
lO6l 2-3 made by the Bcnsingcrs OF the
Chicago league Feb 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14
Los AN0ELEs. 3. sEArTLE. !:

Los Angeles April 49, Todays game
was a scrappy hard.fought contest ana
was won In the nfth lining by tho
Angeles batting out two runs which with
tho one run madO In the fourth, made the
score 3 to > There was no scoring after
the nth. Both Han ana Goodwin pitched
good ball the latter Also fielding his po-
stlOn In fine form The fielding OF tine
locals was perfect
Score; II, H. Il.
Los Nhk'ltA ''''f'.'f'ft''stt,rr y
Scuillc .t't.'.,.ts.. s'''rt.,,,t,s.t-
Batteries Goodwin and Spies, Hall and
Fray
Umprc-pcrrino,
NEW YORK, 5; MANHATTAN, t.
New York, April H.
Score. II. IT. T..
Manhattan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ) q
New York Nationals ...u,,r,,.j s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14
HAMMER GETS FAST ONE.
Secures Lease on Laura spur and VIII
Race Tier This summer.

Paul Hammer, Jr, made the announce
ment last night that he had leased from
u eastern horse owner a fast animal
namcd Laura Spur The PAGER has "A
mark Of 2O9, aud it Is the intention ot
,lr Hammer 60 race tho animal hero this
summer. and he IL confident Of pulling
down some Of the rich purses offered for
The various meets.
The PAGER also has record Of 1904
H. wagon on half-mlc track I'm Denver
Iu the third heat Of p mile race over a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14
COAST BASEBALL.

san Francisco, April Birthdays game
was settled in the FIRST inning when Ia
coma landed on Whaleu for four hits and
Wheeler threw in two errors for luck.
The result was five runs FOR the cham
pions, The locals scored one run In the
NTH on couple Of hits,
Score. Il, He,
Tacoma ,.....u,.,.,. ,,s,,.,...,,.b !
san Francisco .,,.,..,.,...,l D ,
Batteries-Thom and Graham, Whal-
en- and Wilson
Imnlro-NlOnf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14

Half the ms that man is heir to come
from Indigestion. Burdock Blood Bit
ters strengthens and tones the stom-
aCh; makes indigestion impossible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14

in trying TO account for tho aston-
ishing growth Of the Independent Tele-
phone company we can arrive at no
other conclusion than that superior SER
vice tells,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14

half mile course she made record OF
2l3. Mr. Hammer says the horse ~ IN
line shape and ne looks for her to beat
some fast ones here this summer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14

There was "a rush for seats today at
the Salt Lake Thcatcr for the Gardner
SChrpCk contest which ls scheduled Tor
Monday night
Peoria, H.. April l3.-Boh FiDas,mmons
declared his Willingness here today io
fight Marvin Hart at any time and tor
any purse. lie said he had &0o 70 bind
the bargain and that he was spelling Tor
q fight with the southcmor
4 meeting of the officials Of the grade
schools baseball League Is being held AZ
the Lafayette school this afternoon, for
the purpose Of adopting q constitution
and bylaws. All the captains and mana
gers are on hand to discuss matters or
importance,
Some day when turimcu get TO reyis-
ing rules they might push through an
amendment to limit the names of horses
10 six letters and ono word, There ar"
some horses that couldn't run the length
Of their names under ll5,
Teams composed Of the pick o( a-sou.a-
ton football players will engage I'm a. red
hot game near the tower tomorrow after
noon, beginning at 1 O'Clock, There l'
great rivalry between the teams, ana ON.
VI tho best games Of the year is looked
The Cleveland Commission team viii
tanglC with Rclllys bunch Of MghDtl.
artists tomorrow afternoon and lively
tIugsI' le 3uN,p wv, o. ~, " g',,,,I,
the Salt Lake bunch will play the Smglur
team and big Amrs viii do the twnling,
Youll sit ON the blcachcrs "a few Sundays
hence
Aud chyor whom some Iusgor puts mo
over the fence.
It viii he in the ninth Of a mighty close
49,, no ~. d. ...t . ,.t...,.,.... DO, DE-. d.. tl.
When, 4 n,.u, gust o"lN'' U" oo '''
90, 'UI- Ilbu' .., .. ..... t......
81 "rg ,ll WIN ay"' 'r" '"' '''''' Wv"
go. UNJUST " U"". t 4,
Nhch % I'1p'l 'N' ""p"' '''' IL "
I""'
joe torhott T. one pllch,r VINO Npcs ma.
approve ~ tur hdlh ipln soc
has 'bl.l HlNI. ni ipsalnS ~"
umpire makes him eat it out II vii
bother him When Joe was Mlth ~
Louis last year he hod MS troubles win
the hulk rule. aud lns was one reason
why h. was sind 10 WInin 20 'auI"lul''
soquoutly Prcsdcnt Retts strict enforce.
mont Of tho pitching rule ms a,un WlS
not pleasing 10 CoIb'u. ~ MINK over
pitcher could bo 9Up"Gd TO Wi,h IN Ns
own style @lld joe, III lnk'n
"a pitcher eight of ten years ~ perfect
! himself. Vie viii educate himself to p't'n
according 30 some SOFT rule, and me next
| thing you know "a committee VIII lruln'
| up some new rue ana no VIII nave ~
| change Nis Whol" slllr OF uWoWlnE. lI'
| tell You It's u great hardship "n micnr.
| Moving the box back or hhtad ol 'uohb
| M. the number of balls from fruur To-
| Mco, that's different proposition, hui
| TO tell him how me shnll stand m tho
| hoN and what movements no shull ar
| shall not make is wrong according TO my
| 40 IR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14
PORTLAND, &; OAKLAND.

Oakland, cal, April l3.-lt took twelve
innings today TO decide the game between
Portland and Oakland, From the third
inning to the eleventh the score stood 2
ball and Gsrviu and Schmidt pitching
very effectively In the twelfth the Wis
itors got Schmdts measure aud four
punched hits aided in forming a quartet
OF talics.
Scores: r. II, Il,
Portland ,t',r,,t,'ss,ft' ''t't's'''' ~ u
Oakland ,.,,,,r.',,s,t'tt ttt'',',r',t.S Z
Batterlos-aGryn and Mclean, Schmidt
ana Byrncs,
Umpire Davis,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14

Annual statement Of the Year Ending
December 80, 1901 of the Condition of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14
NORTH GERMAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY

Tho Name and Location Of the COMPANY,
North German Fire Insurance COM
pany No. ? Liberty st, New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14

Some day when Wrfmcu got TO reyis-
ing rules they might push through an
amendment to limit the names of horses
to six letters ana ono word. There arc
some horses that couldn't run the length
of their names under l.lj
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14
TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
100 YOU REMEMBERED

burning building New York collapsed, OF
cellar An
lvhc coorcl) by
at Union. Tennessee
Tho Hotel Psodma, California destroyed by
W proprietor o Chicago TmesIcrold
York
While delivering Sandy Ridge Alabama
swallowed his throat
pocket kin
fine ose 10 be
FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY
Paris Worlds
White the OF Ladysmuh South Africa,
Enthusiastically southampton from the Of
Ross q Chnaman Evanston Wyoming, died
o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14

4 meeting of the officials uf the grade
schools baseball league Is being held AZ
the Lafayette school this afternoon, for
and bylaws. All the captains and mana
gers are on hand to discuss matters Of
importance,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-14
AMERICAN CENTRAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.

Annual Statement for thc Year Ending
American Central Insurance Company
Broadway and Locust ST. st. LouiI
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Mill GET 4 NOLD RADGE.

Colorado Springs, Coloo April IA
Upon the return Of President Roosc-
The Opelousas courier., 1905-08-05
All Rfqht.

While the Oil excitement was at Its
height in Texas several years ago
John w. Gates put up at a hotel in
Beaumont where colored girls are
employed as mattresses.
At the dinner table, on the even
ing Of his arrival, wishing to be pleas.
ant to the girl, who had taken great
pains to see that he had everything
he wanted, he turned to her and said,
not knowing whether she was mar.
ried or not: How is your husband,
Eliza?'
"He amt much bettah, Sah," re-
piled the girl.
"Oh, then he's been sick. What's
the matter with him." asked Mr.
Gates.
why, de doctah say he got ex
clamatory rheumatism, Sah."
"Exelamatory rheumatism! YOU
mean infammatory, don't you? Elk
clamatory means to cry out" said Mr.
Gates.
Oats jes' it, Sab. OATS jes' it
He do nuthin' but cry out all de time
New York Times.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-08-05
Have Women Genjus2

Why is it that women have not dis
tingpished themselves as creative ar.
lists? Mrs. Chesgon can mention
only two great" women poets, Sap.
pho and Christina Rossetti. Though
all women learn how to paint in wa
ter colprs at school, are there any
great" women painters? Has there
aver been any? Rosa Bonheur can
hardly be called great. There are nc
women painters Of the class Of Ra.
phael or Duerer.
In music alsb, so far as creative
work goes, women are, to use a vul.
gar phrase, mot in 1t" No woman
aver wrote q great oratorio or a first
class opera. In the art of fiction:
perhaps, they stand highest, though
even there the characteristic faults
Of women artists keep them from the
first rank.
The reason for his seems to be that
women lack the essential quality fol-
all great art; they lack restraint,
They are afraid to curb their muse.
they fave not th7 courage, If they
ever have The desire, to go through
their work with a pruning knife and
remove every superfluity. Christina
Rossetti is great because she pos.
sesses this power to take pains
Poetesses in general-and Mrs.
Browning is a very good illustration
of this-fail to reach the supreme
pinnacle Of greatness because thea
do not care to use decentralization
Daily News.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-08-05
COMES A TIME
when Coffee Shows What Tt las been
Doing.

"Of late years coffee has disagreed
with me-" writes a matron from Ronaes
N. Y, "its lightest punishment was 70
make me logy' and dizzy. n II
seemed to thicken up my blood.
..The heaviest was when it upset my
stomach completely. destroying my ap'
netite and making me nervous and 1rrl'
table. and sent me to my bed. After
one OF these attacks, in which l nearly
lost my life, I concluded to quit ana
try Postum Food Coffee. -,
ST went right to the spot! | found II
not only a most paiatable and refresh
ing beverage. but a food as well.
aAu my ailments, the 'loginess ana
dizziness, the unsatisfactory condition
Of my blood. my nervousness and ifrl-
liability disappeared in short order u
my sorely afflicted stomach pesan
quickly TO recover. I began TO rebuiio
and have steadily continued until nov
Have a good appetite and am rejoicing
in sound health, which ! " 10 the
use az Postum Food Coffee" Name
given iSy Postum Co. Battle Creek,
Mich. fs&st
There's a reason.
Read the little book, "The Road %
MELVILLE" found in each pkg.