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.HONORS AWAIT
OLYMPIC ATHLETES

Honors are 20 be showercd thick a7G
fast on Martin Sheridan the worlds
champion. and his comrades OF the
lflsh- American Athletic Club " hen they
ARRIVE home IN a few days after their
splendid fe.ord in the Olympic games
at Athens Steamers Bll greet them
down the bay and bauuuots VIII be
gwen. ut which their achievements
abroad Will be 1laz0ued in proper ora
toucal periods
4 committee ~ ffty members ur the
lrish- American Athletic Club has lecu
appointed hy Pregideug + j. CONWAY tp
make the necessary Arrangements The
committee Includes representatives OF
every athletic and irish society N New
\ ork. i. j. Conway is Chairman, NJ j.
Kenney, Secretary and W. +. Mclough-
lin Treasurer.
This Is the most representative com
Ta.tleo ever appointed fog such "a pun
pose IN this city. II has been decided to
neld The banquet IN the lrgr diIiug-
roen Of the Hotel Astur and 500 guests
VII no seated The date has u1t been
irrd, hut u Nill be on or about Nav ~
Sherldan's friends on the police forcc.
~ which he member. have decided
Oh hir blow ont n his hNuor Capt
HrunAn of the Tromput station "a
wbNh sheridan ls attached. las unler
way dinner of the luccoatE whr-e
his proves viii boz duN toasted rh q
celebration Nill take rlace immedi1iciv
aitei the police parade 90 June 2
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snEEPsHEAp BAY TRACK. May
10 The atmospheric conditions at the
track were most pleasant to-day, but
the course was in sad plight from
tae drenching II received yesterday.
with the result that the exercises were
much impeded. The trainers and racers
were out in numbers The rail birds.
aoweper. could not stand for he con-
ditions and what little work was at
tempted went unnoticed by the caackers.
A few were sent to hreezlng. the beS;
OF which follow:
CAMILIAN-A half mile in ot5 IL,
breeZing.
f cRoss-Four :urlongs in o56, gallOp-
ing.
FURsE--A four turlong oreather IN
o57, handily.
GOLDEN PHRAsANT-A hsls rSsle
IN 0.55. on the bit.
IGEo-Four furlonss in o5s 4-5. gal
loplng.
JAMES N.-rhree turlongs in oc.
bEeezlng.
SIR WnFRED-six furlongs in 20,
In a big gallop. Is as good Ia the
mud as on the dry.
TIPToE-Fivo furlongs In 10. breez-
ing. Acted better than she did the
othar morning.
EScUTCHEON-Dhnee furlongs in
o44. galloplng.
GOLDEN WINE Three furlongs IN
0.4S. brcezing.
CHRIsATELIs- Three furlongs in
as IL. breezing
WORK AND PLAYA half mile 81
o53 very easily. Tab nm as being d
mud runner.
PASS BoOK-Six furlongs In III IL.
gallopiRg. IN such footing as to-day
this colt IN cheap company can win.
FAR WEST-OHe mile IN Is. breez-
ing. Acts as II mud was his long suit.
BELLE or THE BAY-A half nile IN
0.5i l-5 easing W. Could have done
much better Il her trainer. had called
on her.
SALVISA-Three furlongs In 03g1-e.
very easily. She can run IN the mud.
OLIVER CROMWEIIl-one mile IN
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\. Y. A. {. PLANS
LARGER HOME

Members OF tho New York Athletic
Club viii meet to-nlghe at the clubhouse,
sixth avenue and Central Park South
and vote upon the requirement OF the
property adjoining Their present build
Ing This is the Coronet apartment
mouse al the northeast corner VI Fifty
olchth street and Sixth aveitue. the
value OF walsh npproSrmAtes 1900, 000,
whc rino FOR several years has leased
fhs upper floors of the apartment house
nuu tho Increased membership in the or
gauizltIon, now the largest OF the kind
i'm the world, has made IL necessary 10
SECURE aldltional room President John
R-Nan Wormer, together with the lead
.uu officers and monbcrs of the club
have carefully developed plans as to
tho manner In which the property may
he acquired and carried financially by
tic CLUB.
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BAL OWN DEFEATS
GOODMAN AGAIN

.NH'fIN4 70 we isNfNir- WHflN.N
BOSTON. Mass, May lo.-Iiid Good
man met defca, last night when Matty
Baldwin got the decision over him in a
battle held at the Lincoln
A. c.. Of Chelsea II was the second
time this year hat the palr had battlei
ia the same ne. the first fight going 70
Baldwin on foul committed IN the last
round OF a hard hght Goodman knocked
the referee out at the time. claiming
INA: he had been robbed bu, last even
ing The same referee ohieiatcd and ac-
cepted Goodman.s apology, which was
made from the ring.
Baldwin got biz lead over Goodman
ia t'le early rounds uf last nights night
and the latter wss never in the running
up 20 the eighth round, WHEN ne began
o. Show. signs of hs old self The ler-
Baldwia had worried him, bu, he recu-
poQind vallHury and made a game ef-
FORT 20 stan OF defeat
ln the thirteenth round Goodman man
aged 10 hand over the punch lie had
been waiting for ana az q caugh; BalG-
nu thc lower part of his Jaw II sim
Ply llfted The charlestown boy and
dropped MIN 90 tho floor In heap.
Baldwin succeeded IN getting on hls feet
before the completion VI the fatal count
and with Wild rush clutched and
stalled to the end ot the round The
mnmentary rest d.d him a world OF good.
ana IN toe fourteenth round he nearly
handed Goodman the same dose.
IN tho fftcenlh ard final round tho
pair went at each other Ike young
demons iu thcir endsavors TO hand out "a
free pass 10 the land OF Nod Roth were
too anxious. however. and lost several
good opportunities by Wild swingtng
Referee Aiclnnis gave the decision 10
Baldwin and n good pot OF money
changed hands on tho result. a. Good.
man wGs . eig fAvogita
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ALL CHAMPIONS
At GARDEN SHOW
"Jack" O'Brien VIII Meet
Gotch at the Benefit
Tournament.

All the details OF the great popular
price athletic carnival, to oe held at
Madison Square Garden on Saturday
nigh. FOR tne 5enent OF the san Fran
CISCO sufferers. are pra- IDEALLY perfect-
ed The Indications point 10 record
breaking attendance. Half the house
mas already been sold out. No such
opportunity has ever been offered TO
patrons OF the pIgilisrc sport. Pr1cti-
caly every puglis- u prominence ia
tsls part 81 the country has volunteered
.hs services, and i programme has
been arranged that could not under any
other auspices be offered TO the public
The wrestlsrs have also come forward.
and the best mat artists IN the coun-
TN Will appear James J. Corbett tho
word, Will referee all the coutests
This is the card SO far as It has been
arranged:
kid" Mccoy vs. Bob" Fitzslm-
mons. philadelphia jack O Brlen VS.
Frank Gotch. Tom Sharkey vs.
Gus Rubin. Jimmy salt vs.
Spider Kelly Young Cu.brtt "
johnny Burdlek. Harlem Tommy
Murphy W. Young OTTO. Terry Nc
Govern vs., Danny DoIsherty. Tom
ms West w.. Joe Walcott. Eddie
Ilanlou VS. Willie Lewis. George GId-
ner ~ PrUt Billy Murray. OF Column
Donovan, OF the y y. AtNrtic Club
Us Pupil
The wrestling progra mme viii include
such stars as Harvey Packer. "rhe ii-
re demon" George Bothner. light
weight champion or the World, AleN-
ander swanson. the weltet weight cham
pioui Young HackensrhmdG the ." ka-
varian tiger" Joe Panscy the BROOK
lyn strong boy. Fred Beell. Pohn PIE
ming. The American Graeeo- t0mtn
champion. Niei Olsen. the Great
Dane" and "om" Jenkins. tine hetvF-
weighf caich-aS-can can champion, ani
many Others
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GRAVESEND GALLOPS.

GRAvESEND TRACK, May lO.-The
weather was clear and cool and the
track in very bad condition for the
morning workouts, and IN consequence
there was very little Work done. Ihe
best gallops follow:
OARSMAN-six furlongs in l.2o 3-yy,
hreezlng. 10J pounds up. Doing well
and nearly ready TO r7lce.
LOTES-Four furlongs N OBS SO. gal
loping. no pounds up. Rounding TO
SISTER Ei.NoRA-Four furlongs in
059 S-5. handily. l05 pounds, up. Has
VINo-six furlongs in l.2S gallopingi
10 pounds up. a nice looking colt ana
sGBTLE-Three furlongs IN S,p,
breezing 100 pounds up. nice hllN
and was never better.
ARABo- -stven Turlongs in 1s5 50,
breeding: 1lo pounds mp. Hardly worth
considering es he is worn out
oj2 30 breezing 100 pounds up A
clever flly and IS in good form
KIL.TER0,rhree =, ,,rs. fG;lonsiii IN a,,,s o.
nice turn OF speed; Is m.
BELMERE,-Fi furlongs In ioi l-e.
hand!ly; 100 pounds up. Gong wen anu
fLri-rLE FLEA - Five furlongs in
0S 20. handly. 10 pounds mp Has
speed but sfons very badly.
WINNING HAND Five fnriongs lA
los l-5. handny; no rounds up Has
some speed but Is of little account
No NfARKS-Three furl1ngs In o4e.
breezinx 100 pounds up Has some
speod bit not mitch class
MISS OGDEN-Four furlongs in O. . B. =
brcpziug lo0 pounds up. She Is I'd
20 run any dny.
JESS AiT,HE-Fonr furlo''Ss N 10 2-b
breezlnr: ln0 pounds up. She Is ~ and
reiishes q mud.
RED FR1AR-Four rurlonrs In O.65
rnllonlrg. 100 rounds IN. He is a for
v-hnt viii he asked OF him
CINCTTONA - one mile in 1.5T -
hanlus IL pounds mp Is az his best
and can race my daN.
The evening world., 1906-05-10

kindly state IN The Evening World
whother Lee Tannehlil. ot the Chicago
Wnith SoX. is any relation y Jesss
Tannehiu, of the Boston Amerieans.
T. u. NJ.
Thoy are brothers.
b. 70 40 .ie a bet kindly inform me
through your sporting column the age
OF Lewis shortstop ~ the BT20siyh
Baseball Club. ltENRN Coiih'N.
Twent, zone.
To decide bet, viii You kindly state
On your column whether Christy
Mathewson ever pitched two S.s games G.-,T, IN
one day2 NJ. BASSAloIIl'
No.
bets that the Plttsburg team has
not won game with the Giants wtn
Afashewson in the box IN two seasons
y claims they have Who winsg
Thcy have.
sporting column how to figure CLUBS
average. FAN.
Divide the number of game-
unn by the number played.
Kindly state from what club and IN
what year did Frank Bowerfnan como
20 the New York National beaEue base
ball team. A CONSTANT READER
Came from, Pitt-burg about 1sSe
or 1900.
To settle bet VIII you teA me
through your valuable paper VINO was
the originator Of the spit Aallf Was II
ChesbrO or Strlcklett?
CONSTANT READER.
StrfckIet discovered IL. accord
fne TO general opinion. Chesbro
saw striciiett use II nj New Or
leans, and by constant practice
perfected 81.
holds $50 trumps and melds u
straight without fneldng 10 trtimps.
Afterwar,i he draws another qiiecn OF
trtmps and. placing 4 with the king OF
trurnps. already melded. oalls ~ trumps.
b says he cannot do this. Winch Is
rights H. II. n.
The $50 meId Includes the mar
riarc of King and queen of frumps.
A cnnnct mcId single queen or
king OF trumps later.
The evening world., 1906-05-10
.S5 A DAY IN PRIZES.

To-day new serial. Tho Mysteries
OF Manhattan" begins IN The Evening
World Each instalment VIII contain
some familiar photographed scene ia
New York connected with the story II
self A prize OF So will be paid 10 the
readers who Identify these scenes F'or
full particulars see announcement ac-
eompany3px to-day's instalrnent
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READ ROBERT BARR'S GREAT
STORY.

"The Rock in the Baltic" IN next
Sundays World. Thrilling. vivid,
romantic, Written for the Sunday
World and hitherto unpublished.
First of a series of twelve new
stories BY twelve famous authors.
The evening world., 1906-05-10
Mecarey cabIes BOwker eIe otfer

MATCHMAKER Tom Mccarey ot the Pa
cinc A. g.. of los Angeles, CAL has cahlef
an oGos to joe Bowker the Englsh cham
p.1n 10 come q los Angeles and tght Ah-
Nuell. the Amoricnn frather-Wclsht cham
pi1n. f5r twenty rounds for fhe feather
weight championship OF the world on Juv
Mccarty rs NiuirE 10 hang nap pur q
10 Si.plo Tor the boys 90 battle for which
ls lust double the nmpInt the Rational
lmls L. hnIf-. ~ on Il.rlN nIrhl.
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nshtlnE again Before doing 80 he win 80
.,,,a, ana will Indulge IA six solid weeks
. = fratntne Corpett tried to get on A bout
lrfsre thc twentieth Century a. c., but
Manager Pollok informed him that he would
eA0tti1 DO for a battle and got himself In
te-fert .haua COrbett will train with Joe
,ians who IS TO box Willie Lewis May Is.
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o'Rourke Is Maxine BAD Move.

While oRourke Is as much entitled to
run boxing stags IN this city as any other
person, 1, certainly would be wise thius
for him not TO q, ana bring OF twenty
round bouts Just yet. Other club match
makers have used good judsmen, ln no,
pulling or louts OF thls duration. ios feat
they would cause howl from the ministers
who are opposed TO the fp1F, oRourke
would help along the spor, II he started
or hy giving ien-round bouts instead 4
The evening world., 1906-05-10
FOrdham Team Plays To-Day.

The baseball teams of Georgetown
University and rordham College will
play the second game Of thelr sohed-
alei series at Fordham Field to-day
Nh:n these teams met three weeks ago
GEORGETOWN won by score of TO /.
since tnon. however, Forlham has
shown marked Improvement. and the
local cullogians believe they can even
up matters to-day Esan viii pitch FOR
Fordham. while either Mayor or Mudd
VIII be In the box for TIE visitors
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Charley sieser to Box Again.

Charley s'eser. the Iioboken llEht-weish'.
Who can always be depended up'u to tiT-
nsh a hard battle viii engage in apotho'
bout In tails vicinity te-morpw night lie
VIII meet sammy Smith, the clever phiia-
ieiphia ight-wciEhi, for s1ur g0ur3s ct the
Stag of the Contrli A. a.. so Macanrrct'y
lIan Ia East Fftl sNth street near Thirl
aVcnle. smith recently outppuitd Johnny
Cauon IN slS-f'und bout. aud ia ~
o'sourke Says Keyes Is a Wonder.
n "uoek" Keyes. the Australian urht.
weight. IS as great = fighter a. Ton
oRouTke says he is. then he must he a
wonder oRourke, paid a visit 70 rhlinie
phin On WcdnesiHy AMI saw Kcycs don tho
gloves VITA a good boxer tn the quaker
City O'Bpurae says that Kcyes is one ~
tAe c'sverest boxers no eyes saw put up hl.
hands sni besides Is a suft puHcher with
both hands "keyes Is claNerer boxer
than Young 1rfro' was IN hts nlmieA
dNyu," said o'Rourke
Young corbett' to Train Six Weeks.
Young oorhstt' IA To try hM hAaa at
The evening world., 1906-05-10
BELMONT PARK ENTRIES.

BELMONT PARK. NEW YORK May
l0.-The entries for tomorrow races
are as follows:
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COLD AND MUD SPOIL
THE MORNING GALL0PS

l5I. galloping. Is about really for his
tes. effort
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
BERKELEY LYCEUM
TONIGHT q :. NJ =
BENEFIT FOR
SAN FRANCISCO SUFFERERS
ross Ia TOUR. ropsY sIEGnlsr,
CHARTS i.ll- ti.Nt oE ANMOSD.
I liENRy JEWE.rT..
NAY ~. KOHL. Aillll WOOD. .o,.
WEE WRHfER pR<fEPSE RENEE fMEERfhihi EERfhhc5s c65sBoREE.
ALA NAslMoFF ;at Russ.nl. TTagedieaae:
GoLnEAN SRt'''sSiAN rR6uPE.
DoN ,zf.TTA rRorpe.
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''sfIvERs" OAKLEY ,rs mission Hpp'-
THE EoyN. BSi.I-'' b.
irth SlcNi C'vh 'vn' se-v" r-fr-sh'renis
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y " vi liiiNNf 'r'k R"1irnr" ~ Coon f"llnw
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sCbSlN0 y Naa2'ss sy Z ss, Inc Social Whlrl
PRINCES Bway&eath st.s Mat. To day:
I IMown nt Harvard. slih iienls %'etrate
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MAJESTIC DE woLr II arrYi'ASp aarrrrYTih'A Y
p,.E0TlG rge,us sun. May ia. a. sP.M,
vaudeville Performance Iiekeis on SAFE.
CoLoNALin.fiis," Il.iey la = M''iiary s.,pas GS-
| i,-ysy 4 Gal sSssn 4 Warren. Fred Pay
/ paty AS - go. woprri Trio & o'rs.
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H7'h nv. ieo =; v cnloaial s.ptetts.
Beldsco E,i ,;t a1s sat, ... a! az u -. n.ri
BLANCHE BATES in GS,asa %..,I
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ii Iit iS1rSh iStSs t"a,iior 4rtha 90 Ina ft3 lGn,a
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Baseball TODAY. I T. NJ. Amer. Leaele
PARK y, Y Americans - WRshinstou -
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SPORTING
EEDgTqDRS
ANSWER
QUERIES

kindly state IN The Evening World
vhoih.r Lee Tannchll. o, the Chicago
Wnite Sox. H. any relation 70 jesse
T0nnehil of the Boston Amerlcans
The evening world., 1906-05-10

3, To 40 iie bot kindly inform me
through yopr sporting column the age
OF Lewis, shortstop ~ the BROOKLYN
Baseball Club. ]fENRN COHEN.
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MAJESTIC DE WOLF II arrTl'ASp arrTKA Y

lgrQTln r-heare sun. May n al p. VI.
FHltOllb Al.-far u-anau operate aud
Vnulerm. Performance Tickets on sale.
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ur.pr, " 4ai 81. < Lex Az Mat saturday.
M - .5 NEff Ine County
wi hiLL ~ - lBIEGFSS, Fair
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-11
DISASTROUS FIRE IN
OREGON CITY; BIG Loss
Great Damage Is Done to the
Plant of Portland General
Electric Company.

PORTLAND, Or, June 1O.-A special
to the Oregonian from oregon City states
that fire, originating from crossed wires
in the Portland station, did immense
damage to the plant OF the Portland
General Electric company at Oregon
City.
Three OF the largest dynamos wero de-
stroyed, two others were ruined by wa
ter and large switchboard was burned
out.
Left the Streets Dark.
An estimate Of the damage cannot be
made before tomorrow. The accident
happened about o'clock. and in almost
an instant the streets of Portland and
Oregon City, which depend on this plant
for light werc In darkness.
Car Service Cut Off.
The interurbNn rail service between
Oregon City and Portland and the street
railways In Portland were interrupted
for more than an hour and q half, Tenn
porary arrangements have been made
for street lights and for railway power.
but IL Will be several months before the
electric company viii be able TO resume
full operations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-11
SURPRISED by Appointment,
TENDER TO GEORGE lFFT
United States Consul at Chatham Of
fered Higher Post.

George N Int, owner ot INC Poce,eID;i
Idaho. Tribune. now United s,ptes 19nsuI uI
=, SSh,fbom ontario, has been rendered an
other post. s5is The Chatham News of Juno o.
says: , ,-u..-o ~ IN, +bIs
,,ornIng received a telegram from the Sec
rctary OF state rendering him mo post 4t
AmcrIcan Consul at Port Elizabeth South
kSrJca The post carries a salary OF 1880
and in the classification OF AeF'Isn Gho,SaT
no,,riote Nr Int has replied that he really
does not care TO so to tho Cape OF Good n,I HOPE e.
ana asked II II would not DO possible TO
assign him 10 q Canadian post OF equal rank
in the servcc. ,, 49,, .,,
,,'o1,on, scarnrt of South Africa, nnd is de-
scriSed as a most heulthful place, With mild
and dry climate. According 10 Amorieon ICON con.
pIlnr reports II imports largely from tho
init United States. the principal articles being
wheat nour. ale. beer. mulea. dynomite
uhceled vehicles clocks and watches. maize.
cnts, drugs agricultural and mining machin;
cry preserved mcats, oil. lard, tobacco ana
wood The chief articles of export 10 the
United statcs are hides. wool md grease
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-11
KILLED BY ELEPHANT
Noted Swiss Scientist Meets Tragic
Death in Sumatra.

lust received details OF tho death OF her
husband DR.. Streun the Swiss scientist
and explorer. who was Killed by an Gle
phant In Sumatra, The doctor and the
natives who accompanied him left Palem-
burg for the interior OF the island, and
had Just entered the interior of n great
forest when an enormous bull elephant
rushed at them.
Dr Streun and q servant who was
leading, mounted on an elephant fired
but apparently without OBJECT, as the ani-
NAL continued on Its career. II attempted
tc crush against tree the elephant upon
which they were riding, and then nung
the driver into the air and attacked the
scientist The doctor was lifted and
theown TO the ground with such violence
that his rife was broken into several
pieces, and he was finally tramplcd to
death,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-11
SALT LAKE WOMEN
FIGURE IN TRAGEDY
Jealous Mistake of VIM. Brown
Leads to FatalWOunding
of Brother.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
DENVER. Colo. June 1o.-"Thats the
kind OF brother you are. is TT" cried
William Brown, as he entered the room
OF his sweetheart and found his brother.
Louis. with her. "Well take thatD' he
yelled. and struck his brother a fearful
blow across the face with a beer bottle,
Two girls from Salt Lake, Eta Jones
and Lucille Smith, screamed, and Louis
Brown, dazed by the blow, resisted the
onslaught of brother, who drew
knife and attacked Louis savagely
Cut and Slashed Each Other.
Seeing that he could not avoid being
cut, Louis also drew knife and for M
teen minutes the brothers cut and slashcd
at each other. while the girls. after try
ing to separate them. and being cut by
their knives fed screaming for help.
Covered With Blood.
Before the police arrived. Louis Brown
sank TO the floor exhausted from loss OF
blood. and William. covered with gore
and with bIood-stained knife In hand.
down and lay bleeding until the police
ambulance arrived. The tragedy was due
to the Jealous mistake OF William Brown.
Love at First Sight
Miss Jones and Miss Smith arrived here
from Salt Lake last Sunday. William
Brown and Mics Smith met and fell In
love. Thursday William introduced the
two girls to his brother Louis who
promptly fell in love with Miss Jones
The girls roomed together and the broth
ers made frequent calls at their room,
but had not met there until last night,
when William Brown called and found
his brother there.
Would Not Hear Explanation.
As there was only one girl In the
world" for William, he jumped to the
conclusion that his brother was of the
same opinion and was counting Miss
Smith, hence the attack. He did not give
his brother time to explain, nor would
he listen to the cxpostulations Of his
sweetheart and Miss Jones
Louis Brown Will Die.
Louis Brown is not expected to live.
His brothers most serious wound Is In
the back The wounds of the girls are
not dangerous but they arc In custody,
held to appear as Witnesses Louis
Brown says he Will not prosecute his
brother II he RECEIVERS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-11
PLAGUE OF GIPSIES
France Is overrun With Nomadic
Tribe

PARIS June 1O.-France, like Scotland.
Is suffering from plague OF gipsics In
this connection an extraordinary scene
hns tusr been witnessed at Fontainebleau,
wheSe n camp OF gipses. men. women
and children. turned out for a general
fight. The Romanlchcls, as they arc
called here, had their battle on the Place
do In Fourche near the borders of the
famous forest The men used their old
muskcts and their knives and the women
and children OF the opposing parties
threw stones at one another,
Some Fatally Injured.
Six OF the gipsies fell TO the ground
beSiy injured BY knife thrusts, especially
a man and a woman. who are not ex-
pcctod 10 recover. The rest Of tho riot
ers scampered off to the forest on tho
apprcach OF the gendarmes. who pursued
them through the trees and bushes.
Eight men, three women and twenty
boys and girls were captured and brought
back TO Fontainebleau town, where they
were locked up.