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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
CITIZENS AROUSED
President Will Be Asked to Protect
Chinese Woman
speclal b Tho Trrbune.

Special 20 Tho Tribune.
BOzEMAN. Mont, March 2S.-Residents OF
this city are much wrought up over the de-
clsC1 OF the Federal court ordering the de-
portntlon OF Mrs Ma Lay, the widow OF Tom
Sing, 70 China Prominent citizens are bring
ing every influence TO bear TO secure a stay
OF execution until the little lady's case can
be brought 10 the attention OF President
Roosevelt
Monster petitions are being prepared. and II
a delay can be secured Rev. Il. NJ. Donald
son OF the Presbyterian church VIII toko tho
docum snts TO Washington. The Chief Exccu-
tive will he> asked 20 Interfere 10 the end that
the judgment OF the court ordering the de-
portatlon Of tho woman be set aside. Ma Lay
Is now In jail. Not thirty feet away In q
cage sits Lu Sing, under sentence OF death
for numbering her husband. Ma Law believes
that certain death awaits her in China at the
hands Of agents Of the secret society said 10
have planned the death of her spouse. She
Is bright woman. educated and very much
Amcricanized. She has conducted her hus-
bands laundry business here since his un-
timely taking away
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
FOLLOWING SCRIPTURE.
He Proved the Good Thing and Holds
Fast to It.

\ young preacher found the change
from life on the home farm to the city
and college very trying, especially the
transition from the wholesome country
food to the boarding-house fare. How
he solved the food question Is interest
ing.
Il soon came to face n serious prob
lem," he says. II began to decline in
health. grew thin In flesh and weak in
body and mind. The doctor diagnosed
my trouble as indigestion but was un-
able TO give me relief. I tried patent
medicines with the same result. | was
weak and growing weaker. and had no
capacity for study. For years fought
hard battle-fought 1t poorly. because
of my physical and mental condition.
"A Postum Cereal calendar fell into
my hands. l hung II over my study ta-
BILE. 1t bore the inscription Brains Re-
paired across the face. l used to lean
back and gaze at it when weary with
study, till at last il occurred to me that
my brains needed repairing. Why not
try Grape-Nuts food and see what II
would do for me? l acted on the
thought. beginning a few months ago.
Gradually i found that II was ma
King me stronger and better Then l
decided that as Grape Nuts was helping
me l would stop coffee and take on
Postum. This / did, and the two are
simply working wonders! And while
the Improvement has been only grad
ual. 1t is permanent. / do not gain a
little for few days and then lapse
back-1 keep what I gain
From the use of the two Crane
Nuts and Postum Coffee, | have ac-
quired a quickened vitality, capa city
for harder work. clearer and more en-
ergetic mentality and can study better.
MY flesh has become firm and healthy
and today / weigh more than for years
before. am new man. AS pastor OF
the Christian church / preach Christ
from the pulpit and In my pastoral
work, as man among men. | also
preach Grape Nuts and Postum. I
nave proved them to be good. and am
holding fast TO them" Name given
py Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich.
A lo-dsys' trial is easy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
BALL PLAYERS UNEA[
OVER BAD WEAT.
Anxious to Get Out for Prs
Before State League,
Starts. h

Inless somebody chokes on the U
gentleman who has charge Of the v~a
Mt right quick there viii BE- an
among the ranks OF the baseball arh
ore fovcrish with the annual nttack
itls
The members OF the DuboI Tailor 4
team. who bad a taste OF the 'iold ssuf
Tower grounds lost Sundsy. arc In
awaiting a chance 10 get In shape.
The meeting 10 draw up the sch
games Is called for next sunday al
Shopsrds ONCE In the Commercial 1
upon Its adoption everything will b
commence the season II the weather
behave.
Letters from outside PLAYERS are
ceived daily tuquiring ns 10 their Il
make the local team. two coming 4
day from NJ Ksan Of last years tda
Valley league. end Roy Beck. the v,
lnnelder Of the champion Eureka teH
desire TO come here and guarantee
good.
Billy Hopkins, the old Park CiI
hasem1n. yesterday received an offerI
Mountain Home club manager 10 n
State league 10 captain and ncarAge !
for the summer, and also sign IN
Bill accepted Immediately and vas bu
r. politician around election time fo
hours digging UP nit nrtjsis
He finally landed John Ruffo OF u
Murray team, Charley Weaver and !
Gulness, and with these men will stni
Idaho burg Friday,
Soldier" Cook. the former third b
tho Salt Lake team, left for Terre
the Three-I lengue last night. vher1
open the season. Where he'll finish
Him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
MARVELLOUS ORE FOUND
Streak Eighteen Inches Wide That
Runs 500, 900 to Ton.

GoLDFIELD. New, March T.-Two great
strikes haYo settled the future OF Manhattan
made last week on the property OF tho Man
haitian Consolidated Mining company and ran
81 pound or 5000 to the ton. Tho second
camp. ia the wonderful finding Just made on
the Annie Laurie claim of the Manhattan
Mining Company OF Nevada, where one pan
ming % cents 10 every ponning made from less
than half pound Of ore found In n
streak eighteen Incnes wide. Ihls means a
ton
over eighty million dollars is now invested
IN the camps of southern Nevada. The Ven
turc corporation. with It's $40. 900 90 capitali-
zation. IL represented. Men like Schwab New
house, Mccormick Rice, Farrell. Posey Keith
and Kearns are becoming more heavily inter
eEted every day,
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Couldn't See Him.

young fellow. the son of a wealthy Toledo
manufactures, who. against his fathers 3
wishes, insisted upon going to Chicago to
make his way, whereas the parent de-
sired that the son train himself in the
Toledo business house.
At first the lad did very well In tho
larger city. but II was not very long be-
fore he was making urgent appeals 20 hIs
father for financial assistance. To these
the old gentleman, who had himself been
trained In hard school. turned a deaf
ear.
Finally. the desperate boy wired his
father In these words: You won't see me
starve. Will your" The old mans reply
came In the form of the following tele-
gram; mo. not at this distance"
Then the boy decided to return to To-
ledo and go TO work for the old man.
Harper's Weekly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
BLOODY RIOTS STILL
FEARED IN RUSSIA
Government Is Making Prepara-
tions to Cope With
Outbreak.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 2s.-Desplte
extensive outbreak in the immediate fu-
ture is impossible. the clouds are lowering
and there are other indications that a big
storm may break before Parliament
meets. The resentment against the terri
bic repressive measures of the Govern
mcnt is srousine the people especially the
workmen In cities. 10 fury,
General Uprising.
This is playing into the hands Of the
revolutionists, who are planning q strike
and general uprising They believe the
right moment will come i'm mid-April. and
both sides are preparing for the fray. II
II comes IL is likely to he bloodier and
moro terrible than anything previously
witnessed In this country. The record OF
arrests last week in St Petersburg. be-
sides showing an awful state of lawless-
ncSs In the capital, Is eloquent testimony
OF the methods by which the Government
hopes TO prevent the threatened explosion.
Thousands Arrested
According to the returns. 659 beggars
20 highwaymen and 1867 "unclassined''
persons. which means political suspects,
were taken into custody
At no time during the war was the War
office more busy than now. making dis
positions to suppress the first evidence Of
are being dispatched In every direction.
troops are being shifted at and concen-
treted at strategic points: armored trains
are being stationed al railroad centerS,
and ironclad automobiles are being sent
to the larger cities for use in street riots.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
How Ponies Ran st Bcnnings,

WASHINGTON, March cs.-Rernngs re-
suits; First race. hyn end halt furloneg
Columbia coursc-Pater won. I.orlcstc second
Beby Willie third Time. 1s9 As.
Second race, four and half fdrlonGs, oil
ourts--Cnmputcr Won, Bath Maria second
Campai Tusr third. Time, IS.
Third race, seven rurlongs, Columbia courEe
Workman Won. Henry WurnG Eccund. Sala :
din third. Time, :d2 IS.
Fourth rncc. open selling stecplcohaEe. about
TWO mics-G3rtcr Knot won. Lie Buoy sec
pnd. Dorre third. Time. AZ
Filth -sca six furlongs. Columbia course
Bottle Bouncsr Won. Warning second, Euro
pldes third Time 1:l7 IS.
Sixth race, milo and forty yards. old course
--Dokl6er wen. Mslsbar second Thocous
third. Time l:Ia ]-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
JAPAN is STIRRED
Revolutionists Said to Be Planning
Coup.

VICTORIA, 3. C, March 2S.-Advices
received from China by the Empress OF
Japan today say rcYolutionaries are
planning an anti-dynastlc coup at Pc
king, A dispatch to the Toxic Hoohi says
IeyolutlOnaries are congrcgatiug cara
vans OF arms and ammunition purchased
from Belgians AT Tien TsIn, which have
been conveyed 20 Mongolia.
The finding OF n parcel Of bombs by
gems darmes at the Psldng depot caused
CONSERVATION to the court and forces OF
newiy organized foreign-modelcd Man
chu troops in Pcking were trebled and
artillery mounted in the palace precincts.
The military preparations caused alarm
ist reports and Peking was for time
panic-striCken.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
Butte Athlete OF for Athl

BUTTE, Mont. Morch SxIm
van, a well-known athlete or a,
win represent Montana OF tne y
games Mt Athens, a FUND 10 ~
there having been raised "
cal Greek residents. sullivan nn
guished himself In various line5
letics and he was brought 70 tn
tion of George Scholomittie, Grs
consul OF this city, who inteIes'
self I'm the matter with the resu
SinfnH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
STATESMEN CONFER
Muddle in Oregon Is Understood to
Have Been Subject

WASHINGTON, March 2S-A lengthy
conference was held at the White House
this afternoon between the President,
Secretaries Root, Taft. Bonaparte and
Metcalf. Senator Knox, Solicitor General
Hoyt and United States Attorney Heney,
special counsel in the land fraud cases
No statement was made public at the
White House In regard to the conference,
but IL is understood 70 have related 10
the case of w. c. Bristol, United States
Attorney for Oregon, who is charged with
wrongfully accepting fees while United
States Attorney there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
MINER is KILLED BY CAVE
Two Other Workmen Seriously In.
iured in the Bell Mine at Butte

BUTTE, Mont, March Z7.-One man was
killed and three injured, one OF whom
may die, In a caye-in In the Bell mine
this afternoon. Robert McCauley was so
badly crushed that ne died soon after
being taken to the hospital. John r
Lynch. his partner, Is in a prccarious
condition. Foreman w. G. Flood and
Michael JOY. shift boss, were badly
bruised by dying rock, but were able to
leave the hospital after having their in
jurics dressed.
The ground had been loosened by dy-
Mantle blasts and the fall came without
warning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
WEATHER REPORT
Weather for Today-Fair.
NnafnrdnN'a rcnnrf nj The

Weather for Today-Fair.
Yesterdays report at the local office Of the
weather bureau
Maximum temperature, &c deg. minimum
temperature, - deg. mean temperature, t3
deg, which is deg. below the nornnI
Accumulated deficiency OF tcnlpernture since
tho first OF the month, ~ deg. n
Accumulated deficiency OF temperature since
January /. 81 deg. s
Total precipitation from p. M TO 6 r, m ,
10 inch.
Accumulated excess Of precipitation epce
the nrSt OF tho month. IS inch.
Accumulated excess Of precipitation since
January 1 i.2S inches
Rclatlvc ---"-I'i'y Mt p m. 80 per cent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
Wants to Wrestle Willie,

But If Mr. Willie mems business and really
wants TO show the sports OF Salt Lake that
ho is there on tho pad he Is with the mlts,
l woll1 not be adverse TO giving him the best
! have got, II he is twenty pounds
heavier than 1 am. But stipulation / will
make IL that there viii be q slde bet Of ut
least 500 and tho strangle Will not be barred.
Now that my busipcss requires all my atten-
uon, can't pay much attention 10 wrestling,
but would liko 10 meet Nr Wilo within the
thirty DAYS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
ARCHBISHOP ARRIVES
Rt Rev. Ireland Is Received by Mgr
Kennedy

ROME. March 2S.-Archbishop Ireland
arrived here today from Paris and went
TO a hotel Later he visited the American
college. where he was most cordially re-
ceived by the rector. Mgr. Kennedy, The
Archbishop then visited the College of the
Propa ganda where he was warmly greet
ed by the prefect. Cardinal Gott. and
asked To be received I'm private audience
by the Pope.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
GARDNER AND DOUGH-
Milwaukee Boxer Makes
Ground In Finish.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. March 2
Gardner OF Lowell and JACK IN
of Milwaukee fought eight roun
draw ut the Badger Athletic g
last night, Gardner had shade Z
OF the bout up TO the end OF tnee
round and had Dougherty bleedI
from the nose from the second
the eighth round both boys fougl
ly from start TO finish. Dougher
ering a succession OF rights aDe
the head and jaw. while Gardn
meled away at the body The -
boy had decidedly the better OK
round and evened UP any snof
I'm the previous rounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
Race officials for Memphis,

MEMPHIS March 2s.-Thc Memphis Jockey
club today appointed or1cers to conduct tho
spring meeting ut Montgomery park which
begins April 16 Presiding Judge Malcolmn y
McFRrlani assistant judges q. @. Stcbblno ana
S. NJ. Appcrson; starter. A, B Dsde.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
AFFECTS IMPORTS
spsDieh -istry Has Decided Upon
New Tariff

MADRID. March Tho Ministry has de-
cided 10 promulEate tho new tarin April l.,
10 so into effect July L American importo
viii be considerably affected Tho duties on
machinery, especially agricultural and cleo
strical machinery, an5 nour, wheat maize
petroleum and woven goods Increased.
THE duties iron and steel Rre decreased
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29

Another shoot Will be held Sunday and a
| meeting 10 arrange a tournament viii be held
| tonight at the Western Arms company's Of
| ncc.
II Is likely that several Individual matches
viii arise from the strong rivalry manifested
among members Of the club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
FOR ACCEPTING REBATES
First Case Under Elkins Anti Rebate
Law in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. March 2s.-Membecs
of the firm OF X. B. Wood & Co. iron
manufacturers, with plants at Florence
y. j., and Emaus, Pa, were placed on
trial In the United States court here to
day. charged with accepting rebates from
the Great Northern Railroad company
and the Mutual Transit company on ship
ments to Winnipeg. The amount OF the
rebates was $3.50. Indictments were
found against Walter Stuart, Richard
and George Wood. but at the opening OF
court today the indictments against the
latter two wore quashed.
Trust Case on Trail.
This is the first rebate case to come to
trial In this State under the Elkins anti
rebate law The defendants. n convicted,
are liable to a fine OF $4,000 The Great
Northern Railway company, c. h. Camp
bell. It's local agent: the Mutual Transit
company and l. w. Lake, New York
agent for the transit company, are under
indictment, charged with Offering d re-
bate to the Wood company,
The Mutual Transit company and Paul
j. Diver, local agent for the company are
also under indictment, charged with Of
fering a rebate TO the National Essence
and Coffee company 1t Is expected that
these cases Will be brought to trial at
the conclusion OF the Wood case. George
l. Roberts. assistant auditor of the In
terstate Commerce Commission. was the
only witness heard today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
Students Are Angry.

MADISON. Wis. March n-At
OF Wisconsin demonstration meeuns
night In indignation over the ~
tliiV to football. leading snu-ioo'o-
sCrs were burned In cfngy &
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
Given Right to Appeal

LONDON, March 2S.-The House of
Lords today passed the second reading
OF the criminal appeal bill. allowing per-
sons convicted on indictment for a Grim
inal ofense the unrestricted right OF ap-
peal on all points and facts OF law to tho
ntw Court OF Criminal Appeal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
Offer to Throw Ten Men.

was down in Bingham a few days ago,
and offered to throw any ten men they secure
In one hour or forfeit $50 TO the bunch and
50 20 each man who would stand me or for
nfteen minutes. Il seems to mo that these
wrestleIs around here either don't like my
game that my money Is counterfeit. Now
I understand that Nr John Willie Of Chicago
Is on his way out here and wants 4 match
with me. II is well known that Mr.. Willie
as wrestler has defeated some OF the best
In the country. md my opinion OF Mr.. Willie
is that he is q better wrestler than he Is q
fighter. and he certainly looks the part OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
One Woman's Wisdom

He-Will you be my wife?
She-Pardon me. but how many clubs do
you belong TOT
He-I belong to elk. but
She-Thcn I'll take a chance. You'll
probably be away from home so much
that II won't Inconvenience me.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
Floods in Ohio.

DAYTON. o.. March 2l-As q result Of yes
terdays reinfell and thaw. tho Miami river
and It's tributaries. Wolf creek. Mad river and
saltwater. have been Transformed into raging
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
Summary of Game.
Scores by lnninga

Scores by innings
Hoppe-0 o0l n l6 Il 2 oS 20 u 0 30 ole
o % o ] 81 is IL IS 6 ~ 2 6
2 q Total. 600. Average 10 iO-46. High
runs. J6 As i2.
Siosson-0 o l 81 10 l o 6 one loi7sllo
IL 80 I IL . 10 II 10 10 o 0l 0s 10 %
% n-Total. S92. Average, 32-IS High
runs 81. 50. 90.
Time Of game. 3 hours and % minutes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
Dimes With Mikado.

TOXIC. March 2.-The Emperor re.
ceived Jacob Schlff. the New York banker
in audience this morning and afterwar I'd
invited him to luncheon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
Aged Couple
Praise Duffy'S

and A Sroman, who II
DID, find Malt Whsky
that those of ife
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
Rusty Nine Oiling Up.

The Rusty nine defeated the Hamlltons by
tho of 10 TO . yesterday afternoon.
Following Is the lineup
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
WILLIE HOPPE STILL
The BOY WONDER
Puts Its All Over SlOssOn In an
Exciting Match For
Trophy.

NEW YORK, March 2s,-wime Hoppe. nine
teen-year-old champion billiard player Of the
world, successfully defended his title, which
he won from VignauH in Paris three months
ago. by defeating George Slosson, tho veteran
player Of this city. last night The nnh score
was 600 to &s2 In favor of Hoppe, who. in sd-
dillon TO retaining tho championship trophy,
won a side bet OF S5po and the net gate re-
ceipts, which VIII amount TO over 5000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29

TO CURE A COLD IN 0NE
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouinias
Druggists refund money II II fLil
L. W. GROVES signature 10 en- sao1'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
Duffy's Pure Malt WhiskeV

absolutely gene and nyisTatns uaqt builds
cBy children
keeps GUNS stong
is the only
a S a
initiate lands
being sale by INSCRIPTIONS
positively
in
n
an &C, Rochest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
Ross Makes Statement.

Now that / have made all the wreStlcrs
around the country propositions which looked
easy money TO the average sport follower,
nevertheless they were backed up by real
money. and each mnn In town failed TO accept
the prop, sltion. Mr., lokel wanted the
stransle hold barred when l agreed TO throw
him folr Tires in one hour. Next In turn
comes Mclaughlin who ! mado the Same
proposition to- but he also afraid ne
might get his neck In II. so he insisted In
barring the strangle and requiring me TO mako
lGo pounds at time OF going on mat, whereby
II we both stepped on the mot tonight he
would be from nTe 10 ten pounds heavier
thnn But he knows I don't wrestle at
100 although offered TO weigh leo at o'clock
dRY Of match.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
Royal Rogue a Komical Kuss.

Fifth race, six furIongs-Royol Rogue lo5
jRoblnson), l6 2, won; Martinmns, l0j
Clark. s to l. second. Youns Pilgrim. sS
RcttieD. Is 20 l. third. Tnc, lliN.. Wee
Lass, Ph.ulnN Salable and David Boland also
ran.
Sixth race. six and half furlongi-Wrennc,
lO7 tClark), 8 TO /, won. Bolcman. l0a CFoun-
tain) 90 !, second; Ilzaro. l07 tCirshem), S
10 !, thrI. TimH. 1:22i4. Elevation. Hector.
7. X T., st VoIma, LottS Gladstone eld
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
ROYCROFT STAR Of
EOTHEN HANDICAP
Tong Shot Makes Grand Race
and a Very Game
Finish.
SLIPS THROUGH BUNCH
AT HEAD OF STRETCH
Talent Fell to Dope on Ru-
brio, "WhO Also
Ran"

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2&-Roycroft.
played from Is to l to &c l.. captured tn"
Eothen handicap by slipping through on the
rail at the head OF the stretch. There were
six starters and the talent fell to Rubrc. AZ
ter following ST George the favorite fell hope
Icssiy the St George appeared beaten
but made a squirt and took the show.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-29
CHARLIE ROSS READY
TO MEET JOHN WILLIE
Proposition TO Mclaughlin Re,
fused by MaIad Wrestler
Local Mans Statement.

That the wrestlers out in this country
are afraid nf Cherries Ross. the acknowl-
edged champion of Utah. Is evidenced by
the fact that none of the mat artists
seem inclined to meet him in a muscle
grinding argument
Ross is in business in Salt Lake which
demands bis entire attention, and is not
anxious TO break into the game again.
but when chance for an argument comes
up he has that stubborn Scotch blood in
his veins that always makes him willing
TO take a chance at his favorite game, as
the following statement from his shows