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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
PEASANTS ARE ACTIVE
WITH FIRE AND SWORD
Vast Estates Ruined and Propri-
etorS Slain; CoSsaCks Are
Sent to Scene.

BOBRUISK: Province of Veronesh.
Russia, July 1.-THE troubles in the
whole OF this district covering 725
miles square, ars becoming more seri-
Gus daily. The peasants have risen as
one man. and last night over twenty
estates were burned and several land
ed proprietors killed.
This town is filled with terror-strick-
en- proprietors, who were able to es-
cape yesterdays carnage only by
fleeing from their estates. Ten miles
from here fifteen estates were burned
and many of the proprietors killed.
The Governor has arrived with Cos
sacks, but order has not been restored.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
WANTS VlNDICATl0N
Former Police Commissioner Reagan
Demands Investigation.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1S.-Former
Police Commissioner Thomas Reagan,
who was last week removed from Of
flee by Mayor Schmitz after refusing
tc resign. today addressed another let
Ter to the Mayor, asking an opportunity
10 prove the charges he has already
made in the Superior court Reagan
in his communication reiterates the
charges Of graft preferred In his first
letter and enumerates additional al
legged instances Of the Mayors misuse
Of authority.
In concluding the eplstle Reagan az
firms that he "stood aloof from graft
of all kinds at time when everything
around him smelled to high heaven"
Mayor Schmltz Is at present in Santa
Cruz.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
Results at Latonia.

CINCINNATI. o, July Is-Latonin re-.
suits; FIRST race, one mile-Evu CLAIR won,
Sea Mate second, Prince of plcss third
Time, "a 3-5.
Seconn rnce, six furlongs-Nouic Lucille
won: kalbert second, Banposal third. Time,
1:lT.
Third raco, lIilc-Cottontown won,
Alma Duiour second. Gus Hoidorn third,
Time. 81 as.
Fourth race stceplechasc haudicap. club
house cOurse-Suowdrift won, Euida second
Frank Nc third. Time, 3:35 d.5
Fifth rnce, hvo and hnlf furlongs-Alil-
dreon won. Armoreon second Fair Fagot
third. Time. / :09 30.
Sixth race mile and three furlongs-
Only Way third. Time, 2:22 30
Seventh race. mile-Lady Charade
won, Obcron 8ccOnn, Don Trent third Time
AZ I.5 INV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
INDICTMENTS NOT FOUND
Grand jury Probing Alleged Oil Trust
Ceases Labor,

CLEVELAND, o., July 15.-The Fed
eral grand jury which has been in ses-
sion here Investigating alleged viola
tions of the interstate commerce law
and anti-rebate law, adjourned this af-
ternoon without bringing any indCt-
ments In.
The Investigation was directed par
ticularly toward the Standard Oil com
pany and the Lake shore Railroad COM
pany, and was the result of testimony
OF witnesses before the interstate com
merce commission here recently In
which evidence of alleged rebatlnR by
the Lake Shore In favor of the Standard
Oil company was given.
The failure to return indictments. 1t
is officially stated, was due 10 the faCs
that the investigation developed the
fact that the court here was without
Jurisdiction over the alleged ofenses
upon which evidence was given and the
evidence is TO be transferred to the
Federal officials at Chicago, where tho
cases are TO be prosecuted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
GROWTH is RAPID.
Hack Horse Assuming Proportions as

|anack Horse Assuming Proportions as
f. Mining and Business Center.
T. According TO a letter written by W. V
|Ss1lays to friends in this city, the Black
|'Iorse district Is fast assuming gigantic
|Nroportions as mineral center, as we'll
|HS importance in n commercial way. The
|niamp OF Black Horse is not over two
Ie 1onths old, yet there are all the evil
Y eences OF civilization 10 be seen, includ-
ssay iillces and SALONS. Unlike many
|eng the usual quota OF business houses,
|u ssay Offices and saloons. Unlike many
II the booming Nevada camps, this
White Pine city boasts OF bath house,
hu MIR. Clays states that the San Pedro
en roperty Is developing into one of mag
| hsihcent promise. The incline is going
gown at a rapid gait. the ore improv-
NJ ng in most marked manner as depth
rs gained, The tunnel is in for dis
I pnce Of 200 feet. and the contact is
\. bought not far distant from the present
hreast OF this working. Among the many
|, hings the San Pedro company has rea-
Ion TO be proud OF is the fact that it is
2 ne first shipper of ore from the district
0 the Salt Lake or any other market.
r .he first car IS due in this city any day.
r. When the management has reached the
+ pntact, judging from the surface show
-a& made on this vein, Mr.. Clays states
g III company will be enabled to send out
EtH Is gnments of ore to the extent OF
IL one OF the most remunerative
b Ginning propositions in that portion of
5hite Pine comfy. Superintendent Ben
h set is increasing his force OF about
+ iirty men as fast as he has room for
hnpem, and a complete equipment OF drills
Ps' being ordered by the company. This
.'ganiZatlon, in which many Salt Lakers
Ee interested, will send a consignment
100 tons 10 Osceola for a test before
Ie end OF this month.
tyet Aside from the San Pedro property,
|6n iere are numerous mines in this new
l. K.strict that are making good In no small
RAY; the only thing that is serving TO
la pld the region back is the trouble ex-
In srienced Ia securing teams TO haul the
II eight TO camp. Under the existing cir
]. .@ .@mstances 1t takes twenty days TO get
EsvsY Yload OF freight from Salt Lake to Os-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
Races at Seattle.

SEATTLE, July ls.-Rcsul,s at The
Meadows,
FIRST race, five and n half furlongs-
Katie Bell won, DR.. Powell second Biber
vale third. Time, su7&
Second race, five and half furloDgs-Sea
Sick won, l., G Ruutc recond, Mcringue
third, Time, ;oT.
Third race, FIVE furlongs-Yankee Jim
Won, Milsora second, Blanche c. third.
Time, ] .01
Fourth race. mile and an eighth-Stilicho
won, Christine A second, florence Fonso
third. Time, l:o1.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Ruby won,
Misty's Pride second, The Mits third Time
100
Sixth race, mile and fifty yards-Thc Hu-
guonot won, Watercure second, 81 NJ. Bow
dish third. Time, 42ts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
REVOLVING TRAGEDY
Testimony Is That Man Was Held to
Furnish Target for Officer.

TRINIDAD Colo. July 1T.-Pounded
on the head with revolver until he
was unable to stand, and then held by
the arms so that his body was n good
target for the eSecutioDer was the ter
rible way in which Louis Vianca met
his death AT Sta-kville. Sunday morn
ing, according 20 witnesses at the Coro-
ners Inquest today, Gus Sandoval and
Doretio Arguelo testified to holding vi
anca while Deputy Sheriff Romero de-
liberatelY shot him,
The preliminary examination will be
held tomorrow The entire community
is aroused over the revolving tragedy,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
TRIES HARD TO GET
I BEHIND THE BARS
louis A. Gourdain, Alleged Lot
terry Dealer, Is Determined
OGo to Prison.
lESISTS EFFORTS MADE
BY HIS OWN ATTORNEYS
)isregardS Appeal From His
Wife; Says He viii Restore
Money Secured.

- - WASHINGTON. July 1S.-Louis a.
esiorudain, the alleged Chicago and New
es&rIeans lottery dealer who is seeking. by
sneens of a writ of mandamus, TO frus-
grate the efforts Of his attorneys to keep
Ina out OF ehpenitentiary at Joliet,
!. H.. made an unsuccessful effort today
o file his petition In the Supreme court
Nf the United States. When he ap-
q,eared at the Office of the clerk of the
0,ourt he was told by Deputy Clerk
zNaher that the petition could be acted
papon only by the court in open session.
tde then announced his intention to
make an appeal TO an individual Jus
s;ice OF the court, either in New York OF
Sscanton, Ohio.
! Wants to See Judge.
j Gourdain teIegraphed later to Justice
Day at Canton, Ohio. asking him il he
will be theer for few days, in which
5yent Bourdaln said he would make per-
,tonal application for the writ.
Il Gourdain, after visiting New York. will
70 TO Narragansett tomorrow in the hope
~ getting Justice White OF the United
,etates Supreme court to direct the clerk
Of the court TO receive the petition.
= The would be convict was the center
'M attraction heer today. For the first
lime since leaving Jcliet on Monday
sSourdain partook of fod today, having
oeen released from his determination not
20 eat or drink till some official action
lad ben taken in his case,
he community desires TO do way with
" Disregards Wife's Appeal
Pathetic appeals by telegraph from his
fife TO return home reached him today,
irut Gourdain wired her that he is in
!. ood health and spirits, and says he Will
re his utmost to carry out his purpose
Lf getting behind prison bars.
Gourdain says il is his purpose TO
{ lake restitution of the vast sums OF
honey he was convicted OF obtaining by
l fraudulent means
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
Cincinnati 8, Boston i

CINCINNATI, July 1s-Cinciunati won
today's game by scoring on Bridwen' $
tumble in the tenth inning after two mon
who succeeded Dorner. pitched but two
balls, the second resulting i'll the grounder
that ended the gamo. Score; Il. II. E
Boston ,,s.,,o1 oo o00o3o % 10 3
Batseries-Ewing, Fraser and Schlei; Dor.
ner, Lindaman, O'Noill and Needham Two.
base hits-Howard, Brain. Thrce-base hit
Tenney, Struck out-By Ewing /, by Dor.
ncr /. Bases bals-Of Ewing i, off
Dorner 3. Umpire-Conwny
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Washington 6, Chicago 8.

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-washington
defeated Chicago today in weil-played
game by the score OF to 8. The features
were the pitching and home run hit OF
FOlkenberg. Besides holding the visitors
down TO six scattered hits he battcd out
home with three men on bases, prac.
tically winning his own game. The score:
r Il. e
Washington ..,, o2o oo4 oOs-6 o
Chicago .s...... 200 600 1908 6 0
Observation-Disclosures and Heydon; owen
and sullivan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
MORE DEATHS PLANNED
slayer of Gen. KozloH Only Tool OF
MurdcrOuS Band,

ST PETERSBURG, July 1S-The as
sassin of General KoZloff OF the head
quarters stan, who was murdered In
the English park at Peterhof on Satm-
day last, has been identified az n Lett
belonging TO an organization the men,
bers of which have sworn to kin Cen
eral Trcpoff, General Prince Putiatin
and thirteen other persons intimately
connected with the court. The assassin
was chosen by lot.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
BROOKLYN 6, st. Louis s.

81. LOUIS July 16,-Brooklyn punched
hits in two innings which, coupled with
errors, scored enough runs to defeat St
Louis, TO 5. Score: II. II. T.
st. Louis ,.,.0 / % Oo-5 7 )
Brooklyn .. ..3 0 o o o 3 00-G Is 3
BattericS-krown and Murray; Scanlan
lyn 2 Two-base hits-Maloney q Grady
Three base hts-Cnscy and Merits Base on
balls-Oh Sconlon .. of Brown e. Struck
out-By Brown 2, by Stricklett g. Umpire
-EmsEe.
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Noted Attorney Dies.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July lS,-John
CIampitt, who with Reverdy Johnson
defended Mrs. Surratt following the
assassination OF President Lincoln. died
today.
The body Will be taken for burial to
Highland Park, III, Mr.. Clampitt's
home until recently.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
WRECK PROVES FATAL
Brakcbcam Passenger Killed; Engi-
nccr's Leg Is Broken.

RIVERSIDE, Cal. July 1S.-Santa Fe
freight train No. SO, westbound, was
wrecked at Casa Blanca this morning,
Engineer Fish had his left leg broken
and the decapitated body OF George
Kelly, a carpenter. 90 years old. OF
Chicago, WAS found. With the eXcep-
ton of Engineer Fish no other member
OF the train crew was injured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
Cortclyou on Vacation.

NEW YORK, July 1S,-Postmastor-
General Cortelyou. accompanied by his
family, sailed today from this city for
Nova Scotia on the Prince Arthur. 1t
Is Mr.. Cortelyou's intention To stop at
Halifax for a week on two and go from
there 10 Cape Breton on IA salmon fish
ing expedition with Prof. Alexander
Graham Bell.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
BARON Is SUNSTRUCK
German Embassador to United States
Suffers From Heat

NEW YORK. July 1T.-Baron Speck
ven Sternburg, u, German Emba ssador
10 the United states, was overcome by
the heat At the South Station In Boston
this afternoon as he was about 10 take
q train Tor New York. He was imme-
diately taken TO hospital. but he was
quickly revived and discharged within
an hour
The Embassador then continued his
journey and arrived here late tonight
feeling little worse for bis experience
To all appearances he had completely
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
Concession 70 Wales.

LONDON, July 17.-After an ami
mated debate, the House of Commons III
committee tonight passed that part OF
the education bill setting up selr-Kov-
erning educating department in wales.
with an amendment creating new Min
lister as tho political head of the depart
ment and responsible to Parliament.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
Dun MAY LOSE JOB
Charges of Political Activity Likely
to Result Seriously.

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-It was said
today that ic tho Investigation by the
Civil Service Commissioner into the
charge of political activity prepared
against Reporter Dunn OF the Couer
dAlene land office can be re-establishcd.
and he has neglected in the slightest his
oihcial interest. Secretary Hitchcock will
recommend his removal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
CLAIM PROMPTLY PAID.
IS. Isabella Stevenson Paid $1,000 on
Husbands Life.

July 1s-James r Dow
vi, commander, and Elliot y Jordan.
iscord-keeper OF Springyille tent No
hDf X, o. I. NJ, have delivered 10 Mrs.
.abella Stevenson draft for $1,000 in
Iyment OF certificate held by her nus
md Joseph B. Stevenson. who died In
&c hospital at Salt Lake June %.
'Hhis makes FIVE claims the Maccabees
nve settled here since the organization
ne years ago, all of which have been
. Id inside OF thirty days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
STOLEN GOLD RECOVERED
Treasure for Which $500 Reward Was
Offered Is Found

GIBBON. Alaska, July lS.-The box
of gold stolen from the steamer Ida
May has been found in the WOODS in
the outskirts OF town by Northern
Commercial Agent W G, Rodman. It
was found to be intact and nothing
missing. The box is uninjured
Superintendent Charles of the ex-
press company had offered $500 re-
ward for the recovery OF the gold on
his arrival at Gibbon. Many are under
suspicion, but no arrests have been
made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
Aged Publisher Dies.

CINCINNATI. July 15.-Benjamin Il.
Rcdman, said 10 have put out the FIRST di-
rcc,ory published in the United States is
dcud here, aged 90 years 1.-The Old Go.
lonal Directory. combined directory OF
Philadelphia and New York reputcd to he
the first in America, was issued by Red,
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Record Breaking Crowd,

SPRINGVILLE, July ls.-One OF the
Tgest crowds of people, IL not the
sgest, that ever left this city left
re this morning on the Utah county
Eno excursion 10 Lagoon. Over 300 peo-
y went from Springville. and it took
enty-four coaches TO accommodate The
sseneers from Tlntic and Springyille
~ intermediate points.
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WESTERN LEAGUE,
Des Moines 4, Sioux CITY O,

DES MONIES, Ia. July 1S.-Ds Moincs
won both games from Sioux City today
Manske pitched the first game and allowed
but two hits striking out twelve. In the
Second game il all Des Moines after
the third inning, Miller keeping the nits well
scattered. Scores:
First game- II. II e.
Sioux City 80 30 o o o 90
Battcrics-ManSke, Townc and Mcrter,
Jackson and Freeze.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
Vessels Damaged In Collision

NORFOLK Va, July l7.-Duriug Sc
we're storm which swept the coast to-
day the battlcship Rhode Island was In
collision with the Norwegian steamer
Guernsey. Both vessels are said TO be
badly damaged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
Injuries Prove Fatal.

BOISE. Ida. July lS-Capt. william
Yates, Troop 4. Fourteenth cavalry, died
at Boise barracks at . o'clock this morn
ing He never regained consciousness az
ter being thrown from horse yester-
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Boston 5, Detroit 2.

BOSTON, July 1s.-After losing seven
straight games Boston wvn today from De
troit. Fortune favored the homo team. all
their hits figuring in run getting, Though
hard hit Dineen was steady. Two men We're
on bases. Score r., II. Il.
Boston .Oo3ooO2 O2O*-5 s 2
Detroit d.. $50 0 2 q o o o 0-2 o l
Batteries-Dneeu and Armbruster, Mul
Inns, Sceyen, Eubanks and a. Schmidt
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Marching to Fort Riley

I4EAVENWORTH, Kan, July ls-'Thc
Eighteenth United States infantry loft
overland for Fort Riley this morning to at.
tend tho annual army mancuvors The
regiment marched in the regular war order
IL is under command of Maj Kirby
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
Exposes Russian Frauds.

ST. PETERSBURG, July lS-M. Brat.
scG. the former employee OF the controller.
today printed the first OF his promised ex.
posure, giving chapter and verse 10 prove
TINT tho government was. during the wnr
with Japan, Swndled out of 100000 for
tho rent OF fictitious barracks,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
New York 6, Cleveland 4.

had taken the lead in the second inning to-
day the New York players began TO pile
up the runs and won, TO A. The score;
R. III. L.
Cleveland .o2O 600 ola u l
New York ,,.,.. oo1 800 20'-6 10 2
Batteries-Bernard md Clark, Bemis,
Buelow, Orth and kleinow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
American Association

At 81. Paul-St. Paul IL; indianapolis. 2.
AZ kansns City-Eansas City / Louis
vile a.
Az Milwaukce-First gamc-MiIwaukee
2; Toledo. 10; second game-Milwaukco, G +;
bus, 3.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
FRISCO IN NEED OF
MORE SKILLED MEN
Wages Are High and the De-
mand for Good Work
men Is Great.

SAN FRANCISCO. July l5.-George Fred
ericks president of the Iron and Brass Foun.
dry association, has issued The following
statement about the need OF skilled labor in
tho iron trade
''Whie vcry large number OF mechanics
have arrived in Sau Francisco since the fire.
all of whom have found employment at good
wages, thc demand for labor is daily increas-
ing owing 10 the rapid building Up Of the
city and the large contracts daily offered to
contractors. many Of which have been re-
fused owing TO thescarcity OF labor. Wages
ruling here higher than anywhere else
in the United States.
Many Firms Short,
"'rhc following concerns. who compose the
Foundrymcn association, namely, the Union
Iron Works company. Risdon Iron works
Western foundry, Dow Pump works, Enter.
prise foundry, United Engineering company,
Pacific foundry Phoenix Iron works. Pacific
Rolling mills, short of men inall the dc
partmonts of trade that are called for in ship
and engine building-and especially pattern
makers and machinists.
Many mechanics 0ro staying away from
San Francisco owing to the fact that they
cannot find any places TO house themselves
and their fnmilcs. This is n false impress
sion. Buildings are going up night and day
and there is no trouble finding sccommoda
tious unreasonable prices
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
IT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MORNING,
PRESIDENT CAMPING,
IS CAUGHT IN STORM
Rain Falls in Torrents on EXecu-
tive as He Sleeps on
Beach.

OYSTER BAY. y. Y, July 1s.-
shores OF Cold Spring Harbor last
night With him were his sons, Quen-
tin and Archie; their cousins, Philip
and George Roosevelt. DR.. Alexander
Lambert of New York, the Presidents
personal physician. and Lieut. Bulmer,
commander of the yacht SyIph. The
camp was pitched on Eatons Neck,
which in the fall season. during past
years, has always been the scene OF a
merry Juvenile bivouac. with the
President as the central figure telling
campfire stories. The camp on the
shore was varied somewhat last night
No campiires were noticed, as il was
the warmest night the summer sea-
son has produced in the vicinity OF
Oyster Bay. Before morning 1t rained
in torrents.
Returned TO Boats.
The President and his party went
to Eaton's Neck on the Sylph before
dark, Plenty of time was taken in To-
eating and pitching camp. The beach
was found the most available place,
and after the usual jolly evening In
camp and sleeping time came the party
itIlNu hD III SuIllIfltt coverings anu
went to sleep. Then came the rain
storm, The Sylph's landing boats had
been pulled up on the shore and over
turned, sailor-like. When the rain
came the boys were the first to wake.
They hurriedly beat a retreat TO the
overturned boats, where they remained
during the storm.
President Got Wet
The President. DR. Lambert and
Lieut.. Bulmer had no shelter and
simply rolled tighter In their blankets
and took their wetting.
When the rain ceased sleep was
again In order, and it was not until
the morning sun was beginning its
hottest record of the season that Saga
more Hill was reached on the return,
President Roosevelt today did some
good, hard farming. He moved and
pitched a load of hay just In time TO
save it from a terrific thunderstorm
which swept Long Island.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
South Dakota Man Houored.

MILWAUKEE,. July 1s.-Tho sssocjo.
OF agents for the Northwestern Mutual
insurance company today elected r j
od Of Sioux Falls, S. D., president.
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His Birthday Anniversary.

Fatty" Schuler was "a years old
Yesterday and he was entertained at
dinner by a party OF his friends>
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Two New Forest Reserves.

be'fsTER BAY, July 1s-presiden,
Il f&sevelt today siGnod proclamations Gro
~ INC Hcppncr forest reserve in Ore
|bettaria. 'u Osi
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Des Moines 7, Sioux City =.

Second game Il H e
Des Moincs .,.o0204 oo.-7 10
Sioux City IL 0o0o20-3
Bntterics-Miller and Towne; Newton and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-19
Assisted by Fortune, Boston,
After Losing Seven Straight
Games, Wins.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
St. Louis 8, Philadelphia 2.

PHILADELPHIA, July ls.-Phllndclphia
and St Louis played two gaems today, each
team winning one. Powcl's good pitching
gave the first game 20 ST. Louis and tho
second contest was won by the home team
by heavy batting. Scorcs:
First game IL. IL f..
ST Louis .oooooO2 O2o2-s l3 3
Philadelphia ..o0Oo1 o0-2 .
Batteries-Powell and O'Counor; Plank
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Philadelphia 10. st. Louis 5.

Second gufne- II. IT. =
ST. Louis 012o O2oOo-5 Q .
Philadelphia 0oloI32 10 IL 3
Battcries-Smth, Jacobsen and Hickey :;
Coombs Bender and Schrcck