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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-26
REAL ESTATE TRAINERS
Changes in Salt Lake Soil Entered Of
Record

John Wood to John Antcsak, warranty
: south. range cast ....,. ..s.,.,'',,%'s ESQ
loi 20 and part lot 49, block l. LIN
William BuricIsht to Harry 1 Miers,
Sxsh rods southwest from northeast
corner lot L block 10. plat G ......... s75
son. l35x2b feot in block A. plat C ..,u. LOIS
Christopher stokes to Charles ] Rosell.
part lot s. block 157. plat a .........,. 100
Mary ]. Gorrans to Western PocInc Rail-
way company. part section 6. town
ship south range l west ,.,.;;.'.;:,.,:. 60
10. block 2. Hunters subdivision ...y, 1
+, M Boycc 70 George a, Boyee ct al,
6 rods by 32A feet southwest from
rods west of northeast corner lot 6.
block S7 plat ...,.. ..,.....,,,.... 5000
ioIs% rnds in 70 lot g. blosk TStfi lSi plcf
Mamie JohDson TO p. A. Nielsen, part lot
6aH block ~ WuRnS 6lSt e. tli;, Eot, ,S,;;, L9o
feet In lot u. block Is. Fiye,9eree ps! a 600
Milo Andrus D to Carl Carl J. Jensen. part 'tf sec. &C.
tion To- township south. range l east go
Wiiliam ,.S Gordon TIN to J. II, Eess. section %,
Julia d Thomas to Kate l.. Thomas
S7SS2h feet southwest from northeast
G n. Boutwell, 70 Z. G. Merriam, i6x14o
feet in lot s. block q. plat F .,s...... 100
quarter section 81, township l south
range west ..s,'..r ....t.....r..,,.s 2.500
w B- Bennett to George w. Granter
part southwest quarter section %
township south range / west ....... 25
L. f Zulck to o. Il. Greene, part lot
Z, block 90. plat a ,,.-r,,...,,..,........
Mary e. G Cannon to same sarno ..,,. 7Jo
w p Hubbard to II. ". George ono
third interest lots l, o Z. $. block iO
plat ...-.sy.r.,,....-..a..,.. 20 0i0
Catherine Faucrschou 10 Joshua Hill
lots to S. block 50 Sandy ,......,..., 100
Phebe T Klmbell R to Jsnnlc g. Alter,
Frod W Gerus 10 William Sartor. half
interest bSlo rods lot G. block &C. plat A Con
r, K Brown 10 George Becker, part
ship south, rnngo 1 wcst s...,..,..... l9o
Gustayo IL Baokman to Morrison-Mer-
ril company qult-claim deed part lot
6. block 10l, plat ..-... .,.....,......
Susan f. Mooc to h e. Johnson. quilt
claim deed. half interest lot H. block
g, plat A. Wilkes's Bingham .,,......
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BIG SUCCESS SCORED
BY BENEFIT CONCERT
Three Thousand People Enjoy
Splendid Programme
Rendered.

The grand beneflt concert at the Taber-
nacle Wednesday evening called out
5000 people, intent on swelling the blanket
fund for the San Francisco sufferers. The
great organ and front of the platform
were tastefully draped with the Amert-
can flag and trl-coored bunting. and pre-
sentcd an inviting appearance.
Fort Band Opens.
At sis o'clock the Fort Douglas band
opened up the entertainment with the
overture to a Hungarian comedy. and
set the pace Of enthusiasm for all 1t
was errand of mercy and love they
played for, and every man, from the
lender to the big drum, seemed to feel 1t.
Then came the Tabernacle choir In the
soldiers Chorus" from Faust" Two
claimed an encore, as did all others. but
all were denied by Evan Stevens on ac-
count of the length of the programme.
Mr.. Margetts recited pathetic piece and
the St Marks choir sang "Agnus Der
and THE Strife Is Ger" In fine manner,
Was Pleasing Number.
The Gloria in Excelsls" from "Messe
Militaire" by the choir of st. Mary S
cathedral led by Miss Nora Gleason, was
the best concerted effort Of the evening.
Balanced In power and always perfect in
harmony, 1t was on effort OF which that
choir may feel proud.
The treat OF the concert was Mrs. Ed
ward McGurrin with the harp. Intricate
operatic selections or simple melody were
alike to her, and she was called back 10
give the only encore OF tho evening.
All the numbers on the long programme
were very good and gave much pleasure
to the great audience A handsome sum
was netted for blankets for the San Fran
cisco.
Edward Duncan Jardne of Chicago pre-
sided at tho organ for the ST. Mary $
cathedral choir
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Collegiates,
ROSS AFTER WILLIE.
Salt Lake Man Wants Chicagoan to
Get in Line and Make Good

Sporting Editor Tribune: About thros
weeks ago left articles OF agreement at
but as yet ! have failed to see his Scribe
At first Mr.. Willie was going TO throw
any ten men in the State In an hour or
me three times In an hour. but now I
Ing a hunting trip with Mr.. Yokcl.
III MI, willie intends to mako good any
part or his proposition he had botter drill
ting too good In the building line for me
TO pay any attention 10 wrestling. / Will
agree to wreetle, best two in three or
next thirty days. 'i'o
CHARLES ROSS
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Corbett VS.. Hyland

Friday, April q. Tickets on sola ,
Stichney's. 229 So Main.
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JUST THINK OF IT!
Athletic Meet to Be Held In "Openv
Air

LARAMIE, Wyo.. April A-An open air
athletic meet, open TO amateurs from the
State at large, Is being arranged to occur
at the county fair grounds in this city on
June 5, under the difection OF the Athletic
association OF the University of Wyoming
The programme as arranged embraces
22o-yard dash. 4i9-yard DASH haif-mile run
mile run, shot put, hammer throw, stand.
Ing broad jump, running broad jump, run
die race and ll0-yard hurdle race, with a
consolation race for those who do not win
an event, The first thirteen events will
be under the rules of the Amateur Ath-
letic association. the details OF the conso-
latlon event 10 be Arranged later
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lie BRITTS SISTER DEAD.
scapes Frisco Fire, but Shock
Hastens End.

FRANCISCO, April 25-word comes
Tateo this morning Of the death OF
Britt sister of Jimmie Britt. tho pu-
nd William Britt. She had for years
Ncrlng from consumption.
morning of the earthquake. when tho
-1idence was threatened with dcstruc-
pnie Britt was on her death bed The
I'D just administered the last sacra-
the house finally cnught fire Jimmie
d his father carried tho dying girl TO
els hospital on Il litter. and when the
he'd this edince. they removed her TO
er street car barns.
lmcs pursued them and the unfortu-
was finally taken TO San Mateo Her
accompanied her there. and Il wns
: that the members OF the family re-
I ews OF the death this morning
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Memphis Track Winners.

MEMPHIS, April 25.-Resuts; First race,
four and n half furloDgs. selling-Baleshed
won, Bitter Miss second, Tres Joli third.
Time SIN seconds.
Second race milo and an eighth, selling
Lemon Girl won, Lazcll second, Mr., jock
third. Time, 1:6sh
Third race, scyon furlongs-John Smulekl
won, Druid second Silver Skin third Time,
1'29
Fourth raoe. mile and a sixteenth Memphie
Gun club handicap-Cantocn won. Jack Young
second, St Valentine third. Time. G0h.
Fifth race, steeplechasos short course milo
and n quartcr-John Randolph won. Tristan
Shandy second, Stewart third Timo. MIN
utos.
Sixth rocc. four furlongs-Jaek Atkin won
Hereafter second. Black Lock third. Time,
coz seconds.
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BIG BOXING MATCH
TOMORROW NIGHT
Young COrbett and Dick Hyland
to Meet at Salt
Palace.

"AIi is we'll" In the Hyland camp, as
Sammy McClintic arrived from some
where In tho vicinity OF San Francisco
last night, and reports that the members
of the Hyland and Greggains families are
safe, although all their property was
lost.
$50 to Him." Says Graggains.
Never mind the burning up of the
property, kid. What we want Is the dccl-
sion in the coming bout next Friday
night" was the way Greggains laughed
on the philosophical point of view.
As yesterdays bad weather put the
roads to the bad. both. boxers confined
their work TO the inside" Corbett taxi
Ing his ''breather" at the fire station,
while Hyland ehopped wood and went
"Swedevillc' barn,
Great Interest in Bout.
That great interest is being taken in
the outcome OF this exhibition was DEM
onstrated yesterday by the arrival of q
bunch OF Denver admirers of Young Cor
bett, among them Ed Sabiso, Ike Golden
and Johnny Rand.
Corbett in Fine Shape.
A large crowd witnessed Corbetts last
workout In public at the fire station
yesterday afternoon, when no boxed with
couple of Salt Lakes promising young
some.
Both mon are in the finest Of condition
and Will weigh In tomorrow night at the
Turf Exchange ut 6 o'clock, giving the
public q chance TO see II they land at
the stipulated weight. 1873 pounds
Inc selections OF referee, announcer,
official timekcepers, etc, will be held at
meeting of the Pnldce Athletic club d.
rectors this afternoon.
Seat Sale Exceeds Expectations.
Orders for seats arc coming in fast at
Stickncys cigar store. 229 South Main
street, Ogden and Eureka having ordered
nearly half the house,
DICK Jones, now In Idaho Falls, sent in
q, communication to Manager James Don
oldSon last night asking for eight seats
TO be reserved for him and his friends.
May Shift to Theater.
The present uncertain condition OF the
weather clerk has occasoned the promo
ters OF the exhibition some worry, but it
was finally settled yesterday that in case
or ram the entertainment would be given
In the Salt Palace theater
No matter what comes UP in the wealth.
er line, the contest will be pulled OFF as
agreed.
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Given Gallant Send-oR.

The weather was showery, but never
thelcss tho infantry battalion turned out
In full formation to give their brother
soldiers a gallant Scnd-on. With Mai
Pondleton In commond OF the infantry
troops, they marched through the post
and received the artillery battalion on the
lower parade ground. The batteries
quickly swung into line and were escorted
through the garrison, the band play
Ing stirring airs, AUD Lang Syue" be-
ING much I'm eyi1supp
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IfYankee Swimmer Wins.

Daniels, N Y A c., holder Of the
- championship 10o-yard swimming
ntrnming race here today Tlmo /
be y 13 seconds. Halmay, Hungary.
|te second. Healey. Australia, was
hts tand Derbyshire, England, was
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Cincinnati Downs st. Louis.

CINCINNATI. April 25.-Although the locnl
team outbntte1 today, they won the game
through tho errors OF St Louis Ewing re-
tired voluntarily In the eighth inning as he
felt his orm giving out Score: r H. Il,
Cincinnati .,.s ,,...3 o o. 0 0-S
st Louis ......., % 3 0 o o 0l 0-5 IL
Batteries-Ewing. Wclmer and Phelps Thicl-
man, Hoelskoottcr and Holmes. Two-base hits
Barry Mcbride Three-base hit-Hlnes.
Struck out-By Ewing 3. by Weimer l, by
Hoolskoetter / Bases on balls-on Ewing g.,
off Weimer l. OF Thlclman 2. OF Hielstoettcr
2. Implres-Klem and Carpenter.
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Evanston SATURDAY..

The marching troops expect to make
Evanston, Wyo.. on Saturday. April 2S,
partment Of tho Colorado, tho military
southwestern division. and the State Of
Utah, having entered the department of
tho Missouri. the Northern division. and
the State OF Wyoming The line of march
will be as por scheduled itinerary already
published
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Praise for the Helpless.
Work for Refugees.

w. II. Watts, e-presldent and gen
cral manager OF the Utah Construction
company, was In Salt Lake yesterday,
and stated that he had work for eco men,
and had notified the various committees
OF the fact. He can furnish employment
to 800 on tho Bingham branch of the Rio
Grande. and an equal number can be en-
ployed on the construction work OF the
Western Paciilc at this end
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Results Mt Aqueduct.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-Aqueduct results
Firot race. seven furlonge-Mnry Morris won,
Consuelo III second. Hocus Pocus third. Time,
1;2s
Second rnco. six furlonEs-ycronees won.
Ostrich second, Emergency third. TImo, :l5
Third race. Holine, four and half furlongs
Donna Elyira won Old Trick second, Um-
brclla third. Time, "a seconds.
Fourth race. tho Sterling statee, milo-Roso-
bon won, Rams Horn second. Phil Finch
third. Time, lao l-9.
Fifth rncc. selling, seven furIones-Jnck Nc
Kcon won, Jack Dolan second. Adlos third.
Time. la7.
Sixth race. four furlones-Cnmpalgnc won,
Nettie Caiita second Toddos third Time,
AZ scconcs.
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New York 8, Philadelphia Z.

NEW YORK, April 20.-The New Yorks beat
Philadelphia by ucoro of to today Bros
nahan put out Of the gamo for a wordy
wrangle with ono OF the umpircs, Attendance,
1000. Score R II. II.
Philadelphia q, .....s2o0 o21o-I ~ 9
New York ...........,20 o o 240.-9 10
Battcries-Spnrks. Kanc. Lush. Nichols. Doo-
in; Amcs, Breshahan and Bowerman. Bases on
bolls-O1 Amcs 4. off Sparks l. of Kane Z,
on Lush q Struck out-By Ames l, by Sparks
l. by Kane 3 Homo runs-Donln. Magee,
Thrce-b base hit-Dahlen. Two-bose hlts-Drown,
Thomas. Gleason Titus. Dooin, Umpires-
Emelie and Conway
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WeSSler'S Best
JeSScoeS.

Totals ....... .."".sS9
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LEXINGTON KY, April 25-Results; First
race. four and half furlongs, selnG-Ca-
mile won, Beau Brummel second, Alyth third.
Time. IS seconds.
Second race, six furlongs-klng'g Daughter
won Anna Day second Tear third. Time, 10
Third raoe, seven furlonEs-My Com won,
Arc Light second. Ruiloba third Time.
1:27 2-5.
Fourth raoe. elk furlongp-Lcxington breed
ers' hnndicap-MaJ. T. ], Carson won. Knr-
gut second, Robin Hood third! Time. l:l2 3-6
Fifth race, four fur1ongs-Judgo Treen won,
Homeless second. Capt. Halo third. Time,
tS AS seconds.
Sixth race. mile-Crecl won Tnrp pccond.
Skyward third Timos lIl&
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"Preps" Have Good Material.

The outcome Of the meet Is by no means cor
tain The preps have some strong mon In their
squad and ought TO make mntters intcrestInp
Tor the Saints. Swapp Adams Hodges and a
Few OF the other prominent athletes al the
University rank as props and Will be allowed
10 compete In the meet. In addition TO these
men tho preps have OF youngsters
VINO can run good race even on q muddy
Whitney, Bailey and others viii be heard from
In Saturdays meet on the other hand there
are some good boys on tho Saints team
McAlllster, Gardner. Perry. Scott, Bateman
and other crack men the track and field
VIII struggle to bring victory to the L. D.
s
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Boston 8, Brooklyn 3.

BOSTON, April 25.-Two nuns by Brooklyn
In the ninth gave Boston the game today.
Lumley's hitting was tho feature. Score
II. H. u.
Brooklyn ...... .....1 1 0 o 0 o 0 %
Batteries-Young and Needham; Mcintyre
and Bergen. Two-basc hIts-Hummcr. StrooeL
Thrcc-b base hit-Lumley. Home run-Lumley.
Boses on balls-on Young g.. on Mcintyre 6.
Struck out-By Young g. by Mcintyre T.
JTmpire-O'Day. Attendance, 300.
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'n-Herrera Fight POSTPONED.

NoELEs. April 2S.-The Nclson-Her-
c battle was postponed today until
oy consent Of oil parties concerned.
IN waB tnkon on the presumption that
cr meeting and the Fiesta would not
another reason for the postponcment
found In the fact that many San
parties would be unable to attend.
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VIC WILLIS MOWS
DOWN CH|CAGO|TES
Close and Exciting Eleven-lnn-
ing Game Won by Former
BOStOnian.
BRESNAHAN THROWN OUT
OF GAME BY UMPIRE
Old Bob Emslie Refuses to Be
BuffalOed by Ball
Player.
Pittsburg 4, Chicago 8.

CHICAGO. April H.-Pttsburg defeated Chi
cpgo today In close and exciting gamo Of
cloyen innings. Attendance, 5000. Score
II. f. L.
Chicago 80. 80 o o 0o %
Plttsburg So. 80 0 o 2 0 o o 001-4
Batteries-Pfeister and Moran. Wills and
Gibson. Two-baso hits-Steinfeldt, Wagner,
Ewing. Richey Struck opt-By Pfeister l,
Wills g. Base on bals-On Willis L Umpire
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clerrible News for Jockey.

iR, Colo. April 2G.-In tho Union
: t1Ilief station today, Jockey IL L.
9 - Russell received a telegram from
~ncisco Informing him that his wlfo
- me insane Their baby. In his arms
OAflsk on the head by q failing brick and
UVPiile he and his wife were seeking q
- safety during tho earthquake last
JILL ly morning.
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Were Treated Well.

Though tired and glad to get away. all
arc agreed that the people OF Oakland
and San Francisco were very kind and
good TO them, and several tell OF Incidents
of unusual pathos in their experiences
The party leaves on Thursdays train
for Manltou Col
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EXCURSION PARTY IN
Raymond Whitcomb People in Salt
Lake From Frisco.

The belated Raymond and Whitcomb
excursion party, OF 100 people, under the
direction OF A. o, Hewitt. +. ]. Bailey
and c. o. Peters. arrived at the Knuts-
horrors of San Francisco through all of
which the whole party passed losing all
their belongings, and suffering in common
with all who were there
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American Association Games.

At Louisville-Louisville, 4. st. Paul.
At Observation-Disclosures. 8; Minneaps
oils Q.
At Toledo-Toledo. 4: Kansas City, S.
At Columbus-Coumbus, 3: Milwaukee. s.
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Hue Ribbons Fine Done.

he Ribbon Juniors won from the Owls
citing game Mt tho corner Of Fifth
<fects.
'ftcrles for the winners wero II. WI.
Wilton. while a. Jenkins and IL
ked for the Owls.
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Senators Trim Giants.

WASHINGTON April 25.-Washington drove
Chesbro from tho box in four innings today
and defeated New York. TO 2 n home run
drive over the center field fence by Charley
Hickman was the feature OF .-.e game Score
Washington .....3 VVV- ~
Batteries-Patton and Kittredge: Chesbro
Laroy Mcguire and Keinow.
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At Various Hotels.

The party was distributed at the st
Francis. the Grand, the Pleasanton and
the California hotels. all OF which were
ruined, taking down with them all these
peOnle Ind
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HIGH SCHOOL GAME TODAY.
Callahan's Boys Will Go Against
Husky Collegiates.

The second game Of the high school
league VIII be pulled Off this afternoon
on tho high school campus between tho
high school and the Collegiate Institute,
The game Is scheduled TO start at S.4b,
IT VIII be the first appearance OF the Col
legintcs. The line-up:
Hiph School
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Quakers 5, Boston o.

PHILADELPHIA. April 25-Tho champion
shin pitcher Young was hit seven times In
two innings today, scoring four runs. Boston
failed to score Attendance. sl00 Score
Boston 100000
philadelphia - .O23 900 0'-5 IL 0
Batterles-Young. Gibson, Graham and Pat
tcrson: Waddell and Schrcck.
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Handkerchief Social.

The Ladies' Aid society OF the English
Lutheran church will hold n handkerchief
and apron sale. together with n cake sale
at the Owl drug store corner of Main and
Market streets, on Saturday, April 2S.
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TRACK MEET AT VARSITY.
Coach Milne Will Have Hard Work
Defeating U. of U. "Preps.o

On Saturday afternoon next the IJnIyersltv
preps win meet the athletes from the l.. D. S
university In dual track meeot at Cummings
neld. Tho preps challenged the Saints some
!imo ago and yesterday afternoon Director
Milne submitted the proposition to tho Ath-
letic council OF tho L. ID. S. university, with
the result that he wns given permission 10 act
as he saw Mt Last evening he accordingly
notified Coach Maddox that the meet was
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NAUGHTY EARLY
DARKHfSS STOPS GAME
That Detroit Must Be a Heck of
of a Place for a Ball
Game.
Tie Game at Detroit.

DETROIT, Mich, April 25-Detrot and
Cleveland started to play In n drizzle, lost
half an hour through heavy rainfall, and were
forced to stop playing with tho score tied at
tho end oftho eighth, because OF early dark
ncse. Score; II. ~
Detroit .... ..,,s.,O ~ W
Cleveland - ......00o o. o
Battcrles-Hulln and Warner; Jones ond
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Automobile Record Broken

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.. Apru 25 5-tr tho
automobile races today Walter Christio broIo
mo American record for O standing start maxi
Ing the mile in So seconds fiat
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Orientals.
Century.
WEssLERs BEAT JEssCoEs.
Poor Bowling by Ogden Pin
Smashers.
Poor

Special to Ths Tribune
OGDEN, April 25.-At tho Palace bowling
alleys tonight the Jessooes wcre badly beaten
by Wessers Best.
Neither side made much OF q score.
The follow!
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St. Louis 4, Chicago g.

ST LOUIS April 2s-Hard hitting by the
locals and Howelrs heady work in the pitch
cr's box defeated Chicago today, ATTENDANCE.
2SO0. - Score. X "a. h,
81 Louis ..,. ........0 / II oo - 10 2
Chicago - .........0 o o o 0002-9
Batterics-Howell and Hickey owen and
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orientals Beat Centuries.

Inst night at the Crown alleys the Centurys
and Orientnls OF tho Junior League mot In q
match game. won by the Centurys.
Tho
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College Games.

At Cnmbridge-Harvard. 4; Bates O.
AZ New Uaycn-Yalc. II: Fordham g.
At New York-Columbia, 1, Pennsylvania 3.
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Corbett VS.. Hyland,
Lexington Race Results.

Friday, April 27. Tickets on sale ut
Stickneys, 229 So. Main.
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Corbett VS.. Hyland,
FINAL HIGH SCHOOL MEET.

Friday, April 2I Tickets sale at
Stickney's 229 So Main.
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Corhett va. HUlant

Friday. April q. Tickets on eale at
Stickney's. go So. Main,
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Trampled to Death.

These soldiers were mlltlamen In all
cases we heard OF. AT O'Farrell and Mar
kct a riot began In which l saw one man
trumpled to death.
II finally got to Oakland, where /
found all sorts of kindness and free
transportation to Salt Lake. The pco-
pie are hopeful there and will return as
soon as pOSslble- "
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Corbett VS.. Hyland

Friday. April 27. Tickets on sale at
Stickney's. 229 So. Main.
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Tomorrow evening the cadets go to
Saltair.
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ARTILLERY ON LONG MARCH
Twelfth and Nineteenth Batteries
Leave for Fort Russell,

Twelfth and Nineteenth batteries, field
artillery. Maj. Footo in command, with
six officers, one veterinarian and 2l9
enlisted mon field artillery, ono medical
corps. 2lS horses. oight field pieces. with
twelve caissons. 2I9 revolvers, one army
wagon, seven escort wagons. one ambu-
lance, thrty-seYen mules and nine
civilian employees, left the post at 7l5
m. yesterday for Fort d, A Russell