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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
INDENCE FOR MORMON KINGDOM HERE
aching and Practice Of Every Prophet, Seer
Revelator of the Dominant Church
In Utah.

ceivcd the kingdom Of God. established on
the earth
So far. Editor Pcnrose seems to be
alone is his saying that the kingdom
which the Latter-day Saints preach about
Is stll in the future. In fact, some twen-
ty years ago or more. he was speaking of
this Kingdom" and spoke In the pres
ent tense of its establishment, as Is
shown by the following excerpt from
sermon he delivered on July &c, 1884, as
recorded in Journal of Discourses, vol
umo 25. pages. 223 224 and 226:
That which is called by the Iatter-day
Saints the Priesthood, Is tho authority given
OF God TO men to act In his name.
All these plans ana schemes, all that leSls-
lation and these influences that arc brought
tu bear thb church upon this system
called by the world "MormoniSm." is brought
20 bear in consequence OF tho restoration Of
that power and that authority. Ii Is the
authority Of tho Kingdom. II IS here to stay.
IL is here 10 prevail. First It viii preach
nations; Il Will then gather together the elect
Of God from the four quarters OF the earth;
high God In which men can administer In or
Ginanccs that pertain 10 tho salvation OF the
living and the redemption Of the dead. 1t Will
accomplish all that has been predicted by the
Prophets concerning the Latter-day King
All those predictions that refer to events
that are TO take place in the earth In the lat
ter days Will all como 70 pass as they arc
written. and this work this Church OF Jesus
Christ of Latter-dny Saints, tho thing callel
"Mormonlsm' has been introduced by the Al
mighty for tho express purpose Of bringing
theeo things about: that is why it is uniycr-
God has witnessed that he has
spoken from tho Heavens. that he has re-es-
tablshcd his Church. and that the time has
come for tho building up Of the lattcr-day
Kingdom and the establishment OF Gods do
minlon In all the earth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
BLOODY SPECTACLE
HONORSS' OFFICIALS
Brilliant ThrOng of Embassa-
doris See Bull Fight in
Morocco.
AMERICAN AND BRITISH
DELEGATES NOT THERE
Fight Arranged for Reform Con-
ference, and Many Women
of Rank Attend.

ALGECIRAS, Feb. 1.-The brilliant
though bloody spectacle OF a bull fight IN
honor OF the conference on Morocco re-
forms was the event OF today Crowds
came from all parts OF Andalusla to the
vast stone ampltheatcr where the bull
ring is and more than COCO persons saw
the fight.
ambassadors in Boxes.
a box gaty desiratcd with the Spanish
colors accommodated the ambassadors
and officials OF many countries Most OF
the delegations TO the conference we're
represented and many OF the ENJOYS were
accompanied by thr wivs and daughters
The Duke of Almodovar the Spanish
Foreign Minister, who is president OF the
conference, accompanied by the Duchess.
was the center Of a group of Embassa-
dors and white-garbed MoorS and throngs
OF Spanish women in picturesque Co.'S
tunes lent Il touch of quainteness to the
animated scene.
Americans Not There.
The American and British delegates did
not attend
Three celebrated bgll-hghters furnished
the sport and the bulls were from the
famous herd OF Don Msrno Santa Maria
Of Sevlelle. The first animal brought in
to the ring. a hugo black Andalusian
beast. killed two horses before the mata-
dor. Lagartibo. s%llfully drove his sword
to the hllt OF the animal which fell dead.
Thousands cheered this and the band
played a Spanish fandango.
Bull Kills Blind Horse.
The second bun was tremendously dedl-
Gated TO the Duke of Almodovar by Mata-
dor Morenlta. which Is the custom Of the
country.
1t proved to be an ugly fighter and
gored the blind horse of a picador. This
bull also was dispatched.
Another buu killed five horses. four OF
them dying in the arena while the NTH
terribly gored, staggered outside and
died
Picadors Often Thrown.
The plcadors were often unhorscd. but
none OF them was seriously hurt.
The skill of thematodars was shown
as they pivottcd before believing anil
mails which were stung to madness by
the darts with their gay streamers stuck
into them
The foreigners present witnessed the
scene with mingled admiration at tho
aUdacIty of the matadors and horror OF
It's cruelty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
To Pension Teleeraphers.
GRAZING ON RESERVES
New Regulations Which Are I'm
portant to Sheepmen.
Special TO The Tribune.


BOISE, Feb. 4.-SupeTvisor OF For
tho department at Washington n copy
OF the revised regulations regarding graz
ing. There AFRO two changes in the now
regulations which are very important to
shecpmen in the mountainous portions OF
the State. The old regulation. which read (.
"Shecp must not be beddCd more than
six nights in succession in the same place
except when bedding bands of ewes dur
ing lambing season. and must not be bed
ded within 500 yards OF any running
stream or living spring" has been modl-
fed
The number OF yards has been cut down
to 300 and the following words are added
to the regulation: Except in rare cases.
whero this restriction is clearly lmpracti-
cable"
Sheep owners In some of the high noun
tain ranges OF Idaho. where 1t has here
toforc been next to impossible to comply
with ordered regulations. will appreciate
the clause Just added.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
ABOUT IDAHO CAPITAL
Various Items of Interest Picked Up
in Boise.
SnccIal tn mo Trlbunc.

Special to The Tribune
BOISE. Ida, Feb. Maj Fred Reed.
the Burlcy hustler and boomer. Is in
Boise. He reports the new town on the
Minidoka tract as forging ahead very
rapidly There are now l25 substantial
buildings In that place and large numbers
are going up and many others are being
planned Electricity is soon to be fur
Llshed Burley by tho Snoshone Fails
company.
r. NJ. McCmlom OF Twin Falls arrived
In the city yesterday and Is now I'm
hospital whore he will undergo an opera
lion for double hernia. Mr.. Cullom is sec
rotary OF Twin Falls Townsite company,
The capacity OF the Boise Vltrncd brick
nlant has been doubled and IL has now Il
capacity of 10000 brick per month While
the plant Is not vet operated to its fun
capacity, twenty TO twenty-five men are
employed there and the payroll amounts
to S125 per day.
Robert Poston- newsboy. lost two
fingers In thu Statesman press yesterday,
They were so badly crushed that amDu-
'ation was necessary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
WEATHER REPORT

Yesterdays report at the local Office OF the
weather bureau:
MaNimum temperature % deg; minimum
tempelature = deg; mean temperature. II
deg which Is dcs. below the normal
Accumulated denCien0cy OF temperature since
the first or the month. p deg.
Accumulated dc0cenGcy OF temperature s.nco
January /. deg.
Total precipitation from p. m. to p. m.
trace.
Accumulated dcncicucy Of precipitation since
tho first 81 tho month. .l6 inch.
Accumulated deficiency q precipitation since
January l. u Inch.
RELATIVE humidity at G p, m, 50 per cent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
WANT ALICE TO BAR WINE
Women Ask Her to Exclude It on
Wedding Day.

BOSTON. Feb. "A movement has
been started here by National officers OF
the Womcns Christian Temperance
IInIon to obtain Miss Alice Roosevelt'S
Co-oneratlon toward barring wine from
,er Wedding breakfast Miss katherine
]. Stevenson. president Of the Massachu-
setts branch has taken up the matter
yvitb tho National officers. the plan be-
Inc TO Fet Mrs l., NJ n Stevens. the
National president to persuade Miss
Roosevelt not TO permit the serving cf
ruIne on hcr wedding day
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
ALL EUROPE M0URNS
Death Of Denmark's King Affects
Important international Affairs.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l.-Thc death OF King
Christian TX, Of Denmark has Il shadow
over SO many OF the courts OF Europe that
II Will mike this week period ~ almost uni
vcIsll mourning, and many important events
may be affected by his death.
Progress Is GOing made sloHly at NGczilag.
whore the dcleEatcs 10 the Moroccan contcr-
once arc apparently more in accord than a.
pny prcvouU tlme. Tho two nations most d-
rpclly concerned. France and Germany. 81 /
seem loath To consider tho serious issuot-tho
policing or Morocco-thou6h they have succeed
cd I'm satisfactorily adjusting tho questions OF
taxation and customs dug
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Governments
ds and to Be
froyed.

gews. the official organ
/ |Nurch, has recently de-
mt the Mormon church
MI leading and represen-
! the literal kingdom of
kditor of the News has
pn at Logan iterateG
N ZONES a matter OF In
[{to know whether this
u or whether it Is mere
~ purpose OF modifying
Il hit OF the United States
our.
OF the teachings Of the
1t can be established
N Young down to the
leaders and represen-
Mormon church have
that the Mormon
not alone the spirit
iod. but a kingdom Mt
its scope and absolute
y Ind so sure OF constant
|-rowth that the United
|sEerthrown first. then all
z the world, So thor
| idea been disseminated
rl0n people. so constantly
Night, and so thoroughly
+ A accepted the teaching
|ssltial respects the Nor
" Is a monarchy, There
Efheir preachers TO dwell
kSh the frequency of for
ie Kingdom is In prac-
osolutism is established
the denial OF the News
m church is a literal
bout as much as though
per should tell Its read
Is not a Republic.
is the teaching OF its
8 princes. It's viceroys;
OF its present ruler.
review the following ut
fscntative Mormon men,
Smith back to Brigham
ask himself and he Will
Is the Mormon church
according 10 the word
It's so-called prophets.
kors2"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
4 AND CONFRERES.
US Temporal Kingdom
W Established.

y Established.
4 Salt Lake City, April
?. Smith. then a coun-
aidcncy of the Mormon
ated a few months later
" said. as recorded In
nutes of the spring con-
page 70:
is the kingdom OF God and
tho helm. I repeat
scores OF times, tho King
pod enough for me. Thls
le Church OF Jesus Chris,
- meets all my wants. and
o ny TO organizations TINT
men for tho purpose of
siivered before the annu-
1900 on April I. Joseph II.
esldency said, as report
'hed conference minutes.
humility and submission to
VI neevcn and to the order
xingdom OF God upon tho
eaoiish men In the truth.
ice the extreme to which
clatiVe to the absomtism
All In this kingdom OF
we have but to make
a sermon which he de-
IN OF October last In the
alt Lake City before the
'e general Sunday-school
MS church, We make
N the minutes as pub
'iet form from the Des-
which puts upon It the
lity;
IsssS,ng n correct under
'Plrlt OF tho Gospel nnd OF
IN" OF the holy priesthood
moment to run before his
40 anything-assume 10 do
'oI strictly in harmony With
authority that belongs 10
man in subordinate posi-
arp the authority OF his dIe
cnt he Is out of his place
conduct that he doc. no,
'uty. that no IS not acting
calling. and ~ IL dnngerouS
set bad examples. ho wlll
ten othors into error haV-
Or himself. indeed, he is in
~ .aoS contrary 10 and In.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
GODS KINGDOM NOW HERE.
President Snow and Confreres Teach
Priesthood Absolute.

Lorenzo Snow, thou president OF the
Mormon church. in making the opening
address before the conference on April
c. 1850, said. as published in tho minutes
OF that conference
Now Lattcr-day Saints. how Is It with us?
No have received Tho gosToL Ws have re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
DEBATE S-HOUR LAW
ON THE CANAL ZONE
Fight Expected in Senate This
Week on Deficiency
Bill.

WASHINGTON. D c.. Feb, 4.-The ur-
gent deficiency bill will be taken up in
the Committee on Appropriations carly In
the week and Will probably be reported
n few days later. The provision in this
bill which VIII be meet debated Is that
relating to the abrogation Of the eight
hour law on the canal zone.
AS the Dill carries the remainder of the
deficiency for the canal, asked by the
War department, which was cut of in
the first bill passed. II Is believed canal
matters in general win again be the sub
Jcct OF considerable talk In the Senate.
To Pension Telegraphers.
Senator Bacon will revive the Morocco
question In a speech on Tuesday, and on
Wednesday Senator Scott Will speak in
support OF the bill giving a penslonable
status TO telegraph operators employed
with the Union forces during tho Civil
war
senator Foraker will take the first op-
poTtunity in executive session to secure
consideration Of the Isle OF Pines treaty
In the absence OF Senator Hepburn SEN
ator McCumber Will have charge Of the
puro food bill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
HAS A CANAL PROJECT
Russia Considers Plan for Interna-
tional Waterway

81, PETERSBURG. Feb Am Amerlc-n
named Wendell Jackson has q project FOR link
ing the Don AMI Dniepcr rivers by canal
near NitCbsk and forming an international
waterway from the Baltic sea to the Black sea.
Tho plan - seriously thought Of IN sonIS
quarters and a committee made up of tho
rsprcscntatiNeg OF tho Ministers or Finan
and Railroads WAS established today and 1G-
thorIzcd TO examine and make report on .hN
matter, though owing 10 the financial situl-
don there Is prospect for immediate fur
thcr action being taken
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Present From King Edward.

NEW YORK. Feb liking Edward ,f
England has sent TO Benjamin NJ Jen-
nlngs of Casey county Ky n large dia-
mond stud which Is said to have been
.Cnt was sent TO the doctor because Of the
many valuable pharmaceutical pteparn-
tIons he has compounded, some Of which
were used by King Edward.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
KING IS 0BDURATE
Emperor Frances Joseph of Austria
Refuses to Consider Demands.

VIENNA Feb. i-The negotiations
looking 10 the settlement OF the Hun
EaTan situation ended In complete fall
urc today and Count Jule5 Andrcssy, one
of the leaders of the coalition parties, re
turned To Budapest after a lengthy in
tcrview with the Emperor-King VINO re-
fused to accept the modified programme
OF the coalition.
Unless the coalition yields at the last
hour the failure to reach an agreement
must II Is thought result I'm an effort by
the crown to establish an absolutism IN
Hungary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
CHURCH AND STATE.

President Taylor Teaches Mormon
Church Is Temporal Kingdom.
John Taylor. the man who succeeded
Brigham Young as president Of the Nor
mon church. In a sermon delivered No
vombcr l. 1851, as recorded i'm Journal of
Dlscourscs. volume G, page 10, said:
and ideas about Christianity. paganzn, etc.
which were referred to thiB morning. But We
believe In living pricsthooJ-in present reyeIa-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
state Entry Into Dublin.

DUBLIN. rob. I.-Thc Earl Of Aberdeen, the
now Iord Lieutenant OF ireland, made his
gtntc entry into tho Irish capital this after
noon The streets were throUSed with hoi-
day makers onl there Mas q pTotuse display
of bunting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
SUPREME COURT Of
IDAHO UNTIES KNOT
Decision Settles Controversy
Between Two Northern
Counties of State.
BOTH PARTIES TO SUIT
WERE AWARDED POINTS
Action Was to Compel Issuance
of Warrants Amounting
to $60,655.
snecInl TO Tho TrIhune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
BOISE, Ida. Feb. 8-In the case of
Shoshone county rs. Ncz Perce county
the Supreme court has just handed down
a decision in which both parties won
points, The writ of mandate prayed for
by Snoshonc county was to compel NeZ
Pcrce county to Issue warrants of the
county TO Shoshonc to the amount
OF $50 C55.9S, a sum found by accounts to
be due the latter county and this is or
dered Issued by court. The court finds,
however. IN favor OF Nez Perez county
In It's contention that the poWion OF Sho-
shone county annexed 10 Ncz Perce shall
pay the Indebtedness represented by the
warrants The court holds that the war
rants VIII be an obligation of Nez Perce
county only as agent for Shoshone coun-
ty In the collection of taxes In the an
nexed district levied by Shoshone county
and certified to Nez Percc county Tor col
lection.
What Decision Says.
The decision says Shoshone county has
authority TO levy taxes on all Its former
territory for payment of its Indebtedness,
whether bonds OF warrants, and 1t shall
levy such taxes against the segregated
territory for payment Of It's ratabie pro-
portion of the debt as determined by ac-
countants. These taxes. collected by NeZ
Perce, will apply on these warrants. The
decision was written by Justice Ailshle
and concurred In by Chief Justice Stock
Slayer Justice Sullivan dissenting.
Origin Of the Suit.
The case originated from an 9pplica-
tion made on behalf of Shoshone county
for a writ of mandate to compel certain
officials OF NeZ Pcrcc county to Issue
warrants on the general fund of that
county for the sum OF SEQ 655.9S. which
amount was certified 10 by accountants
appointed under provision of an act of
the Legislature OF March TO- 1905 The
controversy grew out OF the detachment
OF a portion OF the territory Of Shoshone
county and anneXinG the same TO NcZ
Perce county. pursuant to the provisions
Of that act.
General Demurrer by Defendant.
Counsel for defendant intcrposed a gem
cral demurrer To plalntins 5 complaint and
argument OF that demurrer was directed
to the constltutionality Of the annexation
act and particularly TO the constitution
ality Of the provision OF the act requiring
the warrants to be delivered TO Shoshonc
county by NeZ PerCc county
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05

Al a meeting Of the sectional budget COM
mittcu at Toxic yesterday. delegates represent
ing tho Government said that Japan expected
to incroaac the tonnage OF her navy to 400 COO
tons by the end OF the necRl year l997-GS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
FLASHES FROM THE WIRE

Lady Grey OF London, wife OF Sir Edward
Grey, the Foreign Minister who sustained
conclusion OF tho brain by being thrown from
her trap at Ellingham. northumberland. last
Thursday. died today. without having rogalned
consciousness
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05

1t is reported in Vienna that military con-
vcntion has boon concluded between Italy and
MontencSro, for the purpose OF breaking down
Nustria'B predomluatlng influence in tho
Enlknns but neither confirmation nor denial
of II con bo obtained in official circles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
DEATH VALLEY SCOTTY
butts" INTO SOCIETY
Spends Money With Both Hands
in Fashionable PhiIa-
delphia Cafe.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. T. - Walter
Scott-"Scotty the Death Valley Croesus"
has .'buttcd" into society. And he has
done II with the characteristics sang froid
OF the deyll-may-caTe Californian
shortly after o'clock this morning the
man who made the sensational railroad
run from Los Angeles to Chicago last
July entered the garden OF the Bellevue
Strattord, where he is keeping open
house. y short distance from his little
table. Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony j. Drcxel
Biddle were entertaining a party OF ten
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
He Makes an Impression

'Scotty" thought 1t was up to him to
make az impression
Here, waiter" he shouted bring mo
champagnc-an oCeun OF it.
Then "Scotty' surrcptitiously toasted
the women at the BiddIc table The head
water eNpostulatad, "Scotty" argued Mr.
Biddle calmly rose and Invited tho miner
over "Scotty" went. but bnShfully on
the way he handed Mr.. BIddle big roll
OF bills.
Here, you take It," he said This
afternoon he awokc with q terrific thirst
and began to spend His record at 10 to-
night was $500. At the hotel his schedule
showed $500 in tips alone. "Scotty" Is I'm
the East preparing TO stage his new play
"Scotty the Scooter" written for him by
Charles A, Taylor and in which he will
staT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05

Ulster county bar. New York. died at SuuRcr-
Ties last night. aged 90 For several yoara
nftcr hls admission 10 the bar he pructIcG-l
at DeH Molnes. Ia. where no formed IA life
long friendship with Ellhu B Wnshburu and
Amos CotIn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05

Tho double tracking of the railroad across
the Isthmps OF Paunmn is progressing rapidly.
and II II expected that both tricks viii be-
ready for service In July. Steam Ehovea arc
Lelng utilized IN cutting Wide unhankmentA
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Continued on Page i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
Past Futurities.

IS ,-srte. WIS v-r.. --.--
..f.....f record 80 -h. F,-,-
rsf- ufff Was ~yr be-o ,o-dav T4o-a-
v.tt D.. "a. .tf-.t.a
ls,,s hnarts Proctor Knott le2
pounds Oha,r,-f. Salvador. Jos pounds.
Galen. us pounds Time l-la i-5. Value.
N'H. Fourteen starters
1850 $751; D.. Scotts Chaos joe pounds
.na.I So Carlo. l-- pounds. Snalos IT..
i"- pounds Thine. i.if f--. Value.
sol. f-I. Ineut.-t.re" -rtiter-
ls4,-August Belmonts Potomac, 1l5
pounds dIamltouf. Washer 1N pounds
Srrtthmeat.. l-f pounds. Time. l.l4 Us.
Value. $1,000 Fifteen starters.
d. D'.','" iis ness ls'
~ ,-----. u.s. -, ..'e r.
$500 r.. -.'
4>'- D. van Ness " pr .i'' ll'
POUNDS lh"y "aIp Lazy !''el. IlN
pounds - Leonard $, ll' pounds Time,
l.l- l-'. al1'. >i..'''. r.r"'eth starters
-'D D. d. an" Nee"y l'''i'u %.
.-' i'"'Ns '@I''-l. 'i"'' I'D POUNDS :
- ''"'hs' -'' l''~'"-9 .'''' l.'-
t,e, 60 and Dsf,..e r-,t+erei.e -,a
.........ts ,,.r,e5-.. g,rsr.I,.,,.oe lbs no,rse-
,..,.tor no n,,0fe Time I'm Val,o'
CO. ,.o c.,-,-,...., s,o~t.rs
80 cf.5.,-.. p.c,,i+e1 ia rotD7s
,,.ritf-,. cras..er.,. IA ra.,-ss- silver II
-aS nnunds Thine In 81 Value $50 40
Twenty starters
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NOT TRUE" SAYS
MR.. HIGCINSON
Master of Middlesex Replies to
Charges Made by Mr. Harry
w. Smith, of Piedmon-..

The latest development in Oh. Piedmont
Valley toN bunting war ln u-Oa Mr.
Harry W Smith. 81 r. b of Piedmont
Huut. ls attempting to eN..u.. Sir john
l.. Townsend. Il. T.. ID. of Dt..-. County
Hunt from the privilege ~ tae Valley.
on the ground that the COUNTS belongs eN-
c'usiveiy 90 Piedmont Hunt u.s. 3D. letter
written the Riders and Dri.e- .r Nr
Henry Hissln-on VI. T. b.. 0l Middle
AR. Hieglnson rescnts certain stato-
nents made by Mr. SMITH In his pub
LEGATION % letters that passed between Alr.
townsend and himself
Mr. Ifgsinson says chat waro he does
not Vish 90 enter into any controversy
with Mr smith. he does wish -o say lat
he has never written 20 the committee
~ tho Piedmont Hunt asking ~ Doc would
b ewclcome lie adds that no. vI-te. 10
state that Mr. Smiths statements cone
corning him are without Foundation ana
not true" also that he shall absolutely
refuse to take amy notice ~ amy eat.-
nents he may make" Mr.. fIeginson says
finally that Do has accepted tUe Itlta-
tI.n OF the I.oudoun County Stunt g. take
three DAYS 81 week of their ro.rtf, This
foil. and le has made Arrangements I'D
q 30 his entire hunting es'et. mont 20
leesourg for November Ie.0r..r ANA
r.r...a-r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-02
Star Pitcher for Pittsburg.

CUMBERLAND. MD. September l.
Nick" Maddox, Cumberland's premier
pitcher. has been sold 70 the Pittsburg
National League Club. but Will not re-
port until the end OF the Pennsylvania
Ohio-Naryland League season. Maddox
is undoubtedly the best pitcher in this
league. he having won p out OF Is games
pitched. His home is In Cambridge, Nd.