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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-20
Entries at the Meadows.
special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
SEATTLE, July 19.-First race, half milo,
selling-Poligroso ITO. Banlado, Fairy
Street Grace Van S.. Lugano, Induna Rousa,
Pssodello, Reba, Mrs. frankie Newburgh'
Mabel Payne, 1oT. st. Adams, 1o2
Second race, FIVE furlongs, selline-Dr
Roberts 1oa, Procrastinate, Happy Chappv,
Enchanter Chassis Glendenning. Golden
Buck 100, Lady Ninora, Queen Cup, Racts.
90; CorSicana "a.
Third race, mile. selling. maidens-Trom
way. Little Mirthful. Barker, Kinder, No
Remark. Invoice los: Elba. Katie Crews.
1o3, La Taranta, Integrity 100, Temptation
OF, Sizz 90.
Fourth race, milo, selling-Joyncr, Doctor
O., Homestead. 10; Hot. Pay Mo- Flaupt,
l07, Viona los. Old Mike l02
Fifth race. mile and a hundred yards sell
ing-Little Joker lo9, Yeoman l07, W B
Gates 1o4. Harbor 1o2. Watercure 90
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Thc Eighty
1os, Buchanan, Salable, 105; Peggy O'Neai,
Spring Leaf. 1o3; Col. Bronson %, Neat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-20
SECOND RECITAL
Prof. Mcclellan Again Presents Pupils
at Theater.

Prof. Mcclellan s second recital
given at the Salt Lake theater last
night, attracted another large audi
ence, the programme a6ording much
enjoyment. The young performers
showed admirable advancement and
there were numerous evidences of tai
ent. A number of clever players who
were heard at the first recital appeared
again, these being Miss Estelle Lang
ford, Miss Mary Jenkinson, Lynn Fair
banks, Joseph Tueller, Miss Rowena
Korns, Miss Marian Cannon, Miss
Bertha West and Walter Poulton, and
they again exhibited ability and skill.
Others on the programme were Miss
Edna Mellstrup, Noel Pratt, Miss Ethel
Connolly, Miss Laura Rasmussen and
Miss Frances Joyce, and their playing
afforded much of the enjoyment Of the
evening Fred G, Graham g sweet voice
was heard in solos that delighted the
house
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-20
RACES AT SAUCER TONIGHT.
Events on Card Are Such as to Make
Scratch Men Ride,

6ve-milc lap race for all profession Is
will bo tho feature event OF this evening $
bicycle races at the Salt Palace This will
not only give the boys who seldom get in the
money chance TO earn a few honest dollars
by finishing 6rst on the laps but il will also
afford them some incentive 10 set hot pace
There is not a match ruce on the card
and IN all OF the FIVE events. the object
is 20 make every man exert himself. The
miis handicap for professionals will afford
Iver Lawson that opportunity. as the handi
and the limit man sufficiently great TO compel
Iver TO get off right and keep going IL he
is 10 win,
There will also be an imitation Australian
pursuit race for professionals. and the ANA.
teurs will hove q quarter mile open and a
mile handicap.
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Cleveland 8, New York 2

Second game r. II. f.
Cleveland 30 o o o-3 |
New York 20 o o O % S Q
Observation-Disclosures and Bemis; Hoge,
Clarkson and Klcinow.
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The steamer Evelyn, with four hundred
passengers aboard, ran aground on sand
bar at Neenah. Wis, yesterday, All pas
sengers were taken off in safety.
The report published in St. Petersburg
that undsr certain conditions Rusais will be
assisted by Austria in suppressing fevolu-
ton in Russia Is denied.
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State OF Utah, County OF sslt Lake.
Heber n. Wells. being 6ret duly sworn
manager Of the above named bank; that the
above and foregoing report contains full,
truo end correct statement of the condition
OF the snid bank al the close OF business on
the 7th day Of Juiy. 1905,
HEBgR N. WELLS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of July, 1906
j. W. ENSIGN.
Notary Public.
State Of Utah ohace OF the seerstsry Of
State.
/, C. 6. Tinsey Secretary of State Of the
State of Utah, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is full, true and correct copy
of tie Statement Of the above named com
pany. now on ole in my Office this 18th day
Of July, 1906,
G. 8. TINGEY
a155S Secretary OF State
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Results at the Meadows.

SEATTLE, Wash, July 19.-Results at the
Meadows: First race, seven furlongs- Mon
tana Pecrcss won, Matt Hogan second, Glen
brier third. Time, :27 Y.
Second race, six and half furlongs-Ta-
vora won, Rosaro second, Happy Lad third
Time, 1:2oh-
Third race, four and half furlongs-
Yankee Jim won, Wnpnsgootis second, Lady 4
Beauty third, Time, 54h seconds.
Fourth race, mile-Prickles won, Maxtrcss
second, Leash third. Time, :Ao.
Fifth race, milo and seventy yards-Cnbin
won, Iras second. Bonar third. Time IA
Sixth race, mile-Nlartinmas won, Dewey
second, Rudabek third. Time. 40.
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SUMMER EXCURSIONS
Via Oregon Short Line,

Daily, June to September Is, 1905.
from Salt Lake City:
Portland or Spokane and return
(via Huntington). $4,000.
San Francisco and return via Ogden
and S. P. both ways. $4,000.
San Francisco and return via Port
land one way. s55.50.
Los Angeles and return via Ogden
and S. P, both ways, $4,000.
Los Angeles and return VIA Portland
one way. $63.50.
Proportionately low rates from other
points.
Final return limit of tickets. Oc-
:ober 81.
See agents for further particulars
City ticket office. 261 Main st
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WHITNEY's NYMPH WON.
ltnred Rich Brighton Stake by De
I feating Poor Field of Fillies.

JEW YORK July l9-H. p. Whitney S
,kdale Nymph. at 10 2, won the $500
>7hton Oaks, one mile aud n furlong, at
{hton Beach today, defeating poor field
lilies. Results
Irst race, Ave and oue-half furlongs-
as Away won, Athens second. Eldorado
4. Time, :O5 Is
-scond rnce. steeplechase. about two miles
Rdnnd Brook won. Oleroso second, FL Gu
No third. Time, 4:2s. Metamora, Ssltine
yThe Lexington Leader fell
bird race six furlones-Rye won, Hot
"dy second, Robin Hood third Time
ourth race, one mile and furloug-
,kdAle Nymph won Relic of Poquest sec.
Ballotta third. Time. ! :58 3-5
lfth race, one mile and n sixteenth
bic Kean won, LogiStiIla second, Corri
Third Time, l:a5l.5
.kth race, hve and one-half furlongs-
mount won. Marathon second, Mont
bry third. Time, 1907.
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Excursions East,
NEW FLYING MACHINE
Santos Dumont Has Another Machine
Out for Trial.

PARIS, July 19,-Sautos Dumont today
which he hns just completed. 1t is In the
form OF an enormous bird, 300 feet long.
weighing $40 pounds, and driven by q "a
horsepower motor.
NJ Dumont today made the flights with tho
machine suspended from balloon, but later,
after the Aero club has fixed q date. he will
attempt to hy without tho assistance OF the
balloon
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Brooklyn 6, st. Louis 8.

4. LOUIS, July IA rally in the A.
,th inning netting three runs defeated
Louis today, Score;
r. II. r,
Louis 600 100 100 Ool 600 13 I
oklyn .oo2 900 600 ool oo3- s IL l
,stteries-Kareer and Grady ;Rastorious
Ritter,
;nrned runs-St. Louis, l Brooklyn 1.
'wo base hit-Hostetter.
shree- bnse hit-Karger.
Bases on bnlls-off Karger, 4; off Pas
bous, 2.
Struck out-By Karger, 5; by Psstori
/, 3.
Jmpire-Emslie
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PIRE sHoWERED WITH EGGS.
ry Minneapolis Baseball Fans Drive
Umpire Owens From Diamond.

July ls,-Today's game
<sen Minneapolis and Columbus got no
Yer than the first strike, owing to q
trstrktion against Umpire Owens. who
lar decision, There was a mou-.sr Al
3tnce today. and when Ovens appeared
Fas greeted with volley Of eggs. Ono
s1em hit him in the head znd he loft tho
nds after one strike nad been delivered
tpg that he was hurt. The game was not
Ally called of or not forfeited A tom
~ restraining order has been issued re-
tble tomorrow preventing tho enforce.
Of the suspension OF Freeman and
= Of the Minneapolis team pending the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-20
FISHING IN IDAHO
During July

Is conceded by all fishermen to be first
class, Saturday, July 81, the Oregon,
Short Line Will operate an excursion
TO Idaho points at greatly reduced
rates. An excellent time to get away
from the July heat. For a one-day
outing, suppose you take the Yellow.
stone Special, leaving Salt Lake at 8
D. M, arriving at the creek near
Marysville about I a. m. Sunday morn
ing. Returning, train leaves Marys-
Vile S:45 In the evening, arriving Salt
Lake 7:10 a. m, the following morning
(Mouday).
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Results at Latonia.

CINCINNATI. July le-Latonia results
First race ivo furlongs-The Golden Bird
won. Ruskinotta second, Woolen third Time.
| :02.
Second race one mie-Clydo won. Cnpi.
tano second DR.. Hart third. Time, al 2.5
Third race. seven furlongs-Bitter Brown
Time. rs.
Fourth race, handicap, six furlongs--Maj.
r. J. Carson won. Miltiades second Meadow
Breeze third Time, 1;13 8-5
Fifth race. six furIong ngs-Blucher won.
Cygnct second. Mabel Winn third. Time.
1913 10,
Sixth race, ono mile-Docle won. The
Mate second, Marshall Ncy third Time,
1;d125
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WITH THE TRIGGER ARTISTS.
Announcement Of Increased Prizes In
Denver Shoot Welcomed Here.

Local gun club men who are contemplating
a tryout in the Grand Western handicap
shoot. which will be held Mt Denver in Au-
gust, made jubilant yesterday by tho
money will be added to tho sum offered in
past years.
Members OF the Salt Lake Gun club will
hold smother shoot Sunday morning, begin
ming at 8 clock. Shemwell, the crack
shooter who has bcen out Of the last few
contests. will participate Sunday and II is
highly probable that some OF those who have
been making the high scores will have to
fnkn secnnd hnnnrR
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OGDEN CANYON EXCURSION
Sunday, July 22nd.

Via Oregon Short Line. Round trip TO
Ogden s1.00. Trains leave Salt Lake at
7.l0 or 1890 a., m., OF 80 p. m, 4:0S
or 6;o5 p, IN. Returning. leave Ogden at
d:l0 and 6;20 p. m. and special at 10 30
p. m, for tho benefit OF those who de-
sire TO spend the whole day In the can
yen. Street cars now operated TO mouth
of canyon Trout and chicken diuner at
the Hermitage,
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St. Louis 4, Philadelphia o,

PHILADELPHIA, July 19.-Howell held
Philadelphia down to three hits today and
ST. Louis had no trouble in winning tho
gamc. Waddell retired from the contest
after the first inning account OF sore
thumb and WAS succeeded by Dygert, who
pitched good ball Score: R. H +.
Philadelphia % 0 o 0 90 3 4
Batteries-Howell and Hickey; Waddell,
Dygert and Schreck
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OGDEN CANYON EXCURSION
Sunday, July 22nd.

Via Oregon Short Line, Round trip to
Ogden 81. 90. Trains leave Salt Lake at
7;10 or 1880 d. IN. or 80 p, m, 4s05 or
SOB p, M. Returning. leave Ogden Mt
4; 10 and $50 .. m., md special at 10: so
p. M. for the benft OF those who de-
sire TO spend the whole day iu the can
yon. Street cars now operated to mouth
of canyon. Trout and chicken dinner al
tho Hermitage,
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New York s., Chicago 2.

JHICAGo. July 19.-Chicago started off
by today, gift, tumble and two
q hit giving the visitors two runs in the
inning. A double, threo singles and
errors gavo New York three at tho An
winning the game. Score: r. II. E.
h York "a o o o 3-5 s 0
stteries-Reulbach and King; McGin.
n and Bowerman. Two base hits-seye
II 2, McGann. Struck out-By Reulbach
~ McGinnity d. Base on balls-Off Reul-
a q. of McGinnity o. Umpires-o' Day
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Pittsburg 6, PHILADELPHIA 8.

|CrTTSBURG, July 1o.-Pittsburg hit
III .elcby hard in the first two innings, scor.
il four runs on six hits. Duggleby retired
the seventh inning, Roy taking, his
Alsdolphia % o o % 6 3
l. sburg ...,2 o 0 0 / 1 &c 10 2
SMMlattoriea--Duggleby, Roy and Doom :;
bEvv,lIlippi and Gibson, Earned runs-Pitts.
flK 8, Philadelphia l. Three base hits
EFM[on, Gibson. Base on balls-Of Duggleby
soff Roy l. Struck out-By Phillippi 9,
Eos Duggleby 3, by Roy 1. Umpircs-klem
[sH. Carpenter.
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CASE OF KIDNAPPING
Bloodhounds Used to Trail Boy Missing
From Washington Town.

TACOMA, Wash, July is.-A large force
of men is still in search OF the little Brattain
boy, who disappeared from Tall Gate Walls
Walla county. Evidence accumulates that
in stead OF being devoured by n cougar the
child was kidnapped by sheephcrder
With the aid of bloodhounds his trscks
have been found at intervals for long dis
tance through the brush and it is evident
ho has been carried a part Of the way,
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LAST DATES-LAST DATES
Excursions Ea st,

Via Oregon Short Line-Union Pa
ci6c, July 18th. goth and 21st
Omaha or Kansas City and re-
turn .............. $40 90
Chicago and return -......... 81. so
st. Louis and return ....... SO. so
st. Paul or Minneapolis and re-
turn ............ $3.50
These rates apply from Salt Lake
City. Proportionately low rates from
other stations to Eastern points.
Limit October 31st, 1906
CITY TICKET OFFICE, POI Main st.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Little Fudge Cato ia about as dainty
and vivaCious a little dnmsel has
been seen hore In musical comedy, and con
tributes much to the success OF tho Cassidy
company At Casino park. Ser solos bring
forth repeated oncoros at each performance.
Business OF the park this weok has broken
all records.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Sioux City 6, Lincoln 4.

.rlIoUX CITY, July 1a.-Tne locals won
,-.ay by punching hits in thu fourth and
n b innings. Score. r. H F.
ldtx City ....,, % 80 IL
AJcoln 49,. ...-.v 0 5 0 o o o o--4 10
srt ,,tor;os p,,,s,son .nd rr..e.. Io
~ Zinran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-20
Wicks Offers Trophy Cup.

F.. B, Wicks, president OF tho Country club
has offered beautiful trophy to tho oluf
OF semi-monthly tournaments during July
August, September and October. The date
for the 0rst match has not yet bccn agreed
upon. Tho trophy cup is Of silver and il
certainly worth tho winning,
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nners Scored Four Runs on
Six Hits During First
Two Innings.
RATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
Boston 4. Cincinnati @.

TNCINNATI. July l9.-Two infeld sin
was all the locals could secure OF Linda
IS delivery in today s game. Both runs
us. Score:
r. "A. E..
innati 900 00l 010- Q 8
ton .. go. o02 600 1ol- 9
hfteries-Wicker, Livingston and
Iei Lindaman and O'Ncill.
armed runs-Boston. S.
wo- base hits-Howard, Brain.
hree- base hit--O Neill.
truck out-By Wicker, s Lindaman, s.
iase on balls-oG Wicker, 4; off Linda
L 3.
lmpirc-Conway,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-20
EGAN IS DEFEATED.
After Eighteen Holes of Splendid Golf,
Glove Downs Cup Holder.

CHICAGO, July 1o.-wslter L. Egan
twice winner and the present holder Of the
Glenview cup, defeated today in the
second round Of the annual tournament for
that trophy, Esau's opponent was ". Glove
Of Onwentsin, and the match was not decided
until the eighteenth hole when topped
drive lost EEan the hole and match
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-20
lore ABOUT UMPIRE OWEN.
neapolis Players Who Assaulted
Him Are Fined and Suspended.

LWAUKEE, July 19.-First Basemun
pan and Shortstop Oyler Of the Mime
u American Association baseball team
To-day fincd $50 each and suspended for
days, In connection with the assault
hpirc Owen in yesterdays game with
columbus team at Ninneepolie. Fielder
and Captain Fox werc f]ucd $50 and
Of Ford was assessed SIS.
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Detroit s, Boston |.

BOSTON, July 1e.-Detroit won today by
batting Young at critical stages. Boston
could do nothing with Mulinss delivery
until the ninth, when O pass and two sin.
giles gave them their lono tally Score.
R. n. f.
Detroit ..... o o 0 a o 0-6 Z l
Boston 10 o o o 0 o Ii 2 2
Bstteries-Mullins and Warner; Young
and Armbrnster,
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Cricketers Will Practice.

Az o'clock this evening. at Liberty park,
cricket lovers will put in their 6rst practices
Of the season. Tho local enthusiasts Of the
game hnvo been somewhat backward ihis
seugon. but the prospects of game with
Ogden July "a, 10 awakening much lntorest,
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR
To Ogden and Return.

Sunday, Julf 22d. via Oregon Short Line.
Trains leave Salt Lake at T10 and TO-: 80
a. M. or 1.30, 4:05 and sos p, N. Re-
turning, leave Ogden at 4:l0 aud $40
y. NJ. and special at 1920 p. m. Street
car line now completed TO mouth OF Og-
den canyon. Trout and chicken dinner
at the Hermitage in the canyon.
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Popular Bingham Couple Wed

Special to The Tribune.
BINGHAM. July l9.-Dr A. l.. InElcsby
and Miss May Bourgard, both of Bingham,
were quietly married in Salt Lake this after.
noon. The bride is the daughter OF Jerome
Bourgard and has resided here all her life
Tho groom is promipent dentist. Both are
well known and popular They left this
evening on o wedding tour through Eastern
States
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American Association

Kansas Cjty-Knnsas City Louisvill
postponed rain
Observation-Disclosures 0. Toledo /
St Paul-St. Paul 4, Indianapolis o.
: Minneapolis-No game.
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Sarah Bernhardt has been decorated VIII
the cross OF the Legion Of Honor. after year
OF agitation on tho question whether tha
distinction could be conferred on her,
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Wreck Near Bingham.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
BINGHAM. July l7.-Early this alter
noon a down bound freight on tho Rio
Grandc, while passing q switch fvo miles be.
low camp. jumped the track aud several cars
were piled in n heap. The wrecking crew
was called aud the track will he cleared by
noon TODAY.
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Mayor Codd announced yesterday that he
had under way plans for tho establi shm emf
Of 8 municipal ice plant which will furnish
ice to ctiIens OF Detroit at cost.
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EXCURSION NORTH
July 21st,

July 21st,
Vim Oregon Short Line Reduced rates
TO northern Utah and Idaho points.
For further particulars see agents
city Ticket Office, POI Main street,
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G. p. Wallihan, night editor of the Denver
Republican, accompanied by his wife aud
daughter, are Salt bsko visitors and will
yomhip two weeks,
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First Was 0ne-Sided Affair, but
Second Was UncOmfOrt-
ably Close.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
Cleveland 5, New York O..

NEW YORK. July 19.-Ncw York lost
10 Cleveland today IN both games of 2
double header The frst was one-sided
affair. but the second close, Cleveland
winning by punching hits OFF Hogg in the
fourth inning. Scores;
First game r. H. z.
Cleveland s oil o--5 g o
New York 30 0 o 90 Z 3
Batteries-Joss and Bemis Chesbro and
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Pacific Coast League.

{ Seatile-Portlapd 2, Seattle l.
{ Oakland-Oahland 3, Fresno ]
Z Los Angelcs-Los Angeles 3. San Fran
o l.
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UPPER FALLS AND RETURN
$1.25.

Via D. & &. g., July %.
Trains leave Salt Lake s a. II. and 9
a. M Returning, leave Upper Falls $40
p, no. and 1880 p. m, Magnificent scenic
trip
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Northwestern League.

Z Butte-T acoma- l6, Butte A.
( Spokane-Spokane IL, Grsys HaT.
g.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-20

Delegates from NIL parts Of the country
met In Chicago yesterday for the eighteenth
annual session Of the National Live Stock
Exchange. The recent agitation in the pack.
ing industry was discussed informally.
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Washington 3, Chicago o.

Second game r. H. f.
| Chicago .....0 o 0 o Q %
Washington 20 o 0 o o - 10 l
Batteries-Alrock and sullivan; Smith
| and Wakefield.
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Chicago 6, Washington 4.

WASHINGTON July Ie.-Wsshington
and Chicago broke even today in double
header, the visitors getting the first by tho
score OF g TO A. while the second went to
the locnls 3 TO o. The scores:
First game r. h E.
Chicago 30 l l % l
Washington 20 o 3 0 o "a 10
Baiteries-Walsh and Sullivan; kitson,
Patfen and Eerdon
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FLASHES FROM THE WIRE

Walter 8. Logan, q well known lawyer OF
Now York, died today,
Tho Democratic State convention will be
held at Columbus, O., August FL and 23
The Pttsburg Iron Ore company OF Hib
bins, MINI, capital s9,oo0.ooo, was incor-
porated at ST, Paul yesterday,
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REPORT MADE TO TIE SECRETARY OF
the State of Utah of tho condition Of the
Utah Savings & Trust Company.

located at Salt Lake City in the county OF
Salt Lake, State Of Utah. at the close OF busi.
ness on the 7th day of July, 1905:
RESOURCES
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Loans and discounts .s 63s1os so
Overdrsfts ,..--. ....,. so,oso .21
Bonds, stocks, certificates, etc. las, ,443 81
Furniture and Hxtures and OBJ
stract records ~ 5o2sl.ea
Real estate ,.,.....,..... ss,9d3 o6
Due from national banks. 24S47 IS
Due from State bnnks and
bankers -. S3oe.5Sl.s2
Cash on hand l1,214 81
--- ss45, 1o4 "a
Current expenses and taxes
paid ....,.....,.. -. 2so. 90
Total .. .........., sl.so2. $40 so
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in ,...s 100000 90
Undivided profits .,,,..... 14,794 10
Reserve for payment Of in.
tcrsst on deposits ,.. $500. 90
Due 90 national
banks ...,,.s 2l1.65
Due to State banks
and bankers 1900
Dividends unpaid 800 90
Individual de-
posts ....... 1870, ,404.ls
Savings depart
ment, interest at
ceat 49,, -. so7,724 %
Certified checks 5000. 90
Cashiers checks. 29,Soo. So
-S1.o OBJ SIS. 81
Total ........ ......... 81, so2, ,s1oeo