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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-16
Interesting Programme.

For tho occasion a most interesting pro-
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Include musical selections and recltaticns.
but the most interesting features Will
be the delivery OF number Of verses
containing high poetic thought and ex-
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the mind Of the man recently appointed
an apostle of tho dominant church of
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Intended for Smoot.

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The programme for the occasion is one
OF the most elaborate ever gotten out In
this section. and contains picture of
the young apostle that II is intended TO
honor. the same being presented as me-
dallion under the front cover.
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Matabon, 9S; Frivol. 107; Magic, 1Os; Bag gerly, 1O9; Gold Bell. 112.
 Second race, four and one-half furlongs Charley Mitchell. Poster. Pullman, Or land Wick, Dick Shanley, Dashaway Re- side Spherical, Pink Star, 105; Clamor. Billy Vertrees, 115.
 Third race, five and one-half furlongs, seling-Sybila, S7; Redwood IT.. 92; Loupy, 95; Lady Esther, Lady Anne, 9S; Percy Green, 101; Laura Hunter Fugur- tha. 102; Butcher, J. Ed Grllo, Ayre, 1O4; Arship, 107; Precious Stone, IA.
 Fourth race, Louisville steeplechase. full course, s1000 added-Mauners, 1S7; Belle Dodson, 139; Judge Nolan, 14O; Itacatiara. 143 Chanlay, 142 Charawind, IA; "Red Car, 146; tDr. Nowlin, 166; Lights Out, 14S Pcktime, 150. Boyle entry
 Fifth race. one mile, selling-Joses s Jewel. S2; Begonia, Ss; Feronierre, Col Bartlett, 20; Woggle Bug, 91; Mandator, 9b Louise Mcfarland. 1o3; McGregor, 1o5 Lyddon, 10S; Bell the Cat, 112.
 Sixth race, one mile. selling-Little Fl kin. 100; Naran. 1O1 Royal Legend. 103 Judge Durrel. Hardinge, Red Light. For eigner. 105; Liberty Mo, 107; Ben Volio The Gadfy, no.
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TRAIN JUMPS TRACK
 ON CENTRAL RAILWAY
Runs Over Trestle on Timbers, Wreck ing Cab, But No One Is
 Injured.

Columbus, Ga, May 15.-(SpeciaD The Central of Georgia, passenger train from Andalusia, Ala, due here at noon was wrecked today while passing through Gi- rard Ala.
 In hauling dirt across the railroad track ar a crossing good deal of it spilled on the track, and when the engine wheels struck the pile of dirt they jumped the track. Just beyond the crossing is trestle over a twenty-five foot ravine. The engine would have plunged into this. but the wheels were held on the trestle by a strip of timber, nailed there as a guard. The trestle was crossed in this way. and or fhe other side the engine turned cross wise the track, and buried it's nose in the side of cut, turning over on its side.
 The cab was partly crushed in and En- gineer A. B. Moore was caught in the cab. Fireman Lewis Culver crawled out through the top of the cab. and pulled the engineer out. Both were slightly in- jured but not seriously. None of the coaches were derailed The front wheels of the baggage car jumped the track.
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Notice.
The State of Alabama. Jefferson County

The State of Alabama, Jefferson County Probate Court:
 Came this day the Title Guarantee Loan and Trust company, administrator of the estate of Elizabeth C. Moore. deceased. and filed its application in writing and under oath praying for the sale of cer- tain lands described therein. the property of said decedent, for the purpose of pay ing the debts due by said estate on the ground that the personal property Is n- sufficient for that purpose; hnd. further alleging therein that the following heirs of said deceased are non-resdents of the state of Alabama. to-wit: B. Edwin Moore, Detroit Mich: C. T. Moore Lille E. Moore Rosa Moore-Adams, wife of John Adams. all of whom are over the age of twenty-one years, and c. Dudley Moore Tuslington Moore. Hattie Moore. all of whom are under the age of twenty one years. and all reside in Bennettsville. s. C. Hs-
 It is therefore ordered that the 27th day os June. 1906, be set as a day for hearing said application and the testimony to be submitted in support of same. It is fur ther ordered that notice of the filing of said application and of the day set for hearing the same be given by publication once week for three successive weeks in the Birmingham Age-Herald, a news paper published in this county
 S. E. GREENE, Judge of Probate.
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CHURCH WORKERS.
Annual Missionary Convention Meets
 at Kansas City.

Kansas City, Mo, May 15.-One thous- and missionaries. high church officials, and visitors from all parts of the world. were in attendance at the opening ses- sion here today of the annual missionary convention of the Methodist Episcopal church for Missouri. Kansas and Okla homa.
 One of the chief attractions of the gath- ering which is being held in Convention hall. Is an extensive educational exhibit composed of articles from every coun- try on the globe and covering 5000 square feet of floor space.
 Today addresses were delivered by Bishop w. F. Mcdowell, Chicago; Bishop J. w. Bashford Chicago; Dr. F. D. Game well, of Pekin China: Bishop Henry w. Warren of Denver, and Bishop W. F. Oldham of Chicago.
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ANSWER IS FILED.
Apostle Dowie Declares that He Is not
 Insovent.

Chicago. May 15.-Attorneys for John Alexander Dowie today filed an answer in the federal court in the receivership pro- ceedings brought against Dowie some time ago. In the answer Dowie denies that he was insolvent if all his property was restored to him. Extended legal ar guments followed the filing of answer.
 Judge Landis. before whom the argu- ments were made. finally entered an order. directing the attorneys to leave the mat ter alone, saying that he would settle it himself. He directed that no further pro ceedings be taken by the attorneys of Noliva looking to the dissolution of the injunction granted some time ago by vir- tue of which Voliva was compelled to allow Dowie to use the tabernacle in Zion City on alternate days.
 The attorneys for Voliva declared that later in the day they would make appli- ca tion for the appointment of a conserva- tor to take charge of the Zion City properties until the dispute between the Dowie and Voliva factions had been set tied in court
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OFFICERS ELECTED.
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythas in
 Session at Anniston.

Anniston, May 5.-(SpeciaD.-The grand ledge, Knights of Pythias of the grand domain of Alabama met here today. The morning session was taken up in welcome and hearing the reports of the grand chancellor. grand keeper of records and seal and grand master of exchequer. This afternoon officers were elected as follows: Grand chancellor. R. C. Jones of Besse- mer; grand vice chancellor. H. D. Bloch of Mobile; grand prelate T. D. Samdord of Opelilxa; grand master at arms. H. M Beck of Birmingham; grand keeper of records and seal, G. G. Miles of Mont gomery: grand master of exchequer, J. h Dannelly of Troy; grand inside guard F. w. Lull of Tuskegee; grand outside guard, J. Lee Holloway of Montgomery
 Many questions of business will come before the session tomorrow
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Bill Reported FavorabIy.

Washington. April tSpeciaD.-The house rivers and harbors committee has favorably reported Representative Bur netts bill authorizing Watt T. Brown and associates to complete the dam and fore bay of lock No. on the Coosa river. The company. under the terms of the bill. IS givien a ninety-nine-year lease. It will run an excellent mill. Mir. Brown has been In Washington for a week urging the passage of the bill He returned home tonight elated over the success attending his efforts,
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OTHER GAMES.
Auburn, 8; Mercer. 7.

Auburn, May 15.-(Special. .)-Auburn closed the season here this afternoon with the fourth victory against Mercer, winning by a score of to :.
 Miller, Auburn's third pitcher, showed up well for the first time in the box, strlk- ing out eleven to the three of Smith and shannon of Mercer. The game was slow and full of errors on both sides
 It was featureless game, except a home run from Marks and a three-bagger from Jones. Mercer scored two in the second, three in the sixth. one in the eighth and one in the ninth Auburn scored two in the second. two in the third. three in the fourth and one in the eighth. ...,
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Negro May be Confirmed.

Washington. May 15,-(SpecaD is understood that the nomination of Will liam T. Vernon the Kansas negro, who vas nominated for register of the treas ury, will be confirmed by the Senate. A favorable report may be made from the committee next week. Vernon was nomi- mated for the office last December. and his nomination has been held in the Sen ate since that time. Immoral conduct was alleged against him.
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Estray Notice.

The State of Alabama, Jefferson County $ Probate Court
 Taken up by Chas. H. Triton on the sth day of May, 1906, and estrayed before W. E. Hansberger, a justice of the peace for precinct No. 42, a certain unbroken bay mare; size. about IA hands high; color. bay; stature, medium; age, prob ably about 5 years old. and valued at s6O. Witness my hand, this 10th day of May, 1906 S. E. GREENE, Judge of Probate for Jefferson County.
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Married at Huntsville.

Huntsville, May l5.-(SpeciaD.- w. McAlster ticket agent in the union ation at Birmingham, and Miss Leona May Thompson were married tonight at the home of the brides parents. Frank P. Culver of Birmingham officiating. Ma than Buchanan was best man, and Miss Lillian Thompson was bridesmaid. Mir. and Mrs. John w. McAllister rendered the couple reception tonight.
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SALESMEN WANTED,
Estray Notice.

The State of Alabama. Jefferson County Probate Court:
 Taken up by William A. Love on the 18th day of May, 1906, and estrayed before W. E. Hansberger, a Justice of the peace for precinct No. 42. certain mustang mare, about 15 hands high; color. white; stature, medium; age. about Q0) ten years old and valued at $35.
 Witness my hand this 10th day of May, 1906. S. E. GREENE. Judge of Probate for Jefferson County.
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pr. Johnson Denies Report.

New York. May 15-Statements that the Rev. Dr. Rufus P. Johnson, pastor or the Fifth Avenue Baptist church. has been offered the presidency of the Cni- versity of Chicago to succeed the late pr. Harper. were declared by Mir. John- son today to be absolutely untrue.
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.-Batted for sallee in ninth.

New Orleans .. ...... .. .. .010 O01 OOs-2 Two base Hits-Ury, Stratton, Knoll. Stolen Bases-Matthews. Blake, ?. Sacrifice Hits-Beck, Manuel Double Plays Montgomery to Walters to try; Oyler to Iiry; O'Brien to Blake to Beck.
 Struck Out-By Salee. 1; Manuel. 1. Bases on Balls--Off Salee. 1; Manuel, 8. Hit by Pitched Ball-Manuel 2. Left on Bases-New Orleans, z; Brming ham. To-
 First Base on Errors--New Orleans, 2. Time-1:39
 Umpire-Rudderham
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Neqroes are Kicking.

Montgomery. May l5.-(SpeciaD The negroes are kicking over what they term unjust treatment of the Street Railway company and held mass meeting to pr otest today. Tonight it is learned that all the negro shop and roundhouse men of the company quit at sundown, giving no reason for such actions. The negroes are provided with adequate accommo dations with the whites only being forced to ride in the rear of the cars
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
Meridian, 2: Vicksburu. 0,

Meridian, May 15.-(Special. )-The small est crowd of the season saw Bruner pitch another great game this afternoon, shut ting Vicksburg out with but two hits. The locals showed a remarkable reversal of form and played fast ball. Werden was put out of the game for kicking.
 Score by innings: RHE. Vicksburg ...............,. .00O O00 GOO 0 2 Meridian ..................00 900 O10 100-2 6 2
 Batteries-Bishop and Texter; Brunner and Sample. Umpire, Mackie.
 At Baton Rouge-Baton Rouge, 8; Mo- bile. g.
 At Gulf Port-Gulf Port, 6; Jackson ?.
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Colored Professional Ball

The game yesterday between the An nston Giants and the St Louis team was won by the Giants. 1t was a pitch CTS battle. Malins who lost Mondays game for the Giants. won today by a two-base hit. scoring two runs. Score; Anniston .,....,... ............,.0oo W0 02ts-2 St Louis ........................oO0 600 600 10O-l
 Batteries Boone and Makins: Greer and McMurray.
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NASHVILLE LOST
 GAME IN SEVENTH
MEMPHIS HIT DUGAN HARD IN LATTER PART OF GAME, WIN. MING RY'THE SCORE OF ELEVEN TO SIX.

Memphis May 15.-The Nashville team played d steady game until the seventh inning. when Dugan was hit freely, which. coupled with the visitors errors, enabled Memphis to pile up eight runs and win todays game. Score:
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MONTGOMERY WON
 FROM TRAVELLERS
FOUR PITCHERS WERE USED IN GAME WHICH RESULTED IN A VICTORY FOR MONTGOMERY BY SCORE OF ii TO 6.

Little Rock, May 15.-Montgomery won from Little Rock today in slow game. Watt of Little Rock was taken from the box after the second inning and Malarkey of Montgomery in the fifth. The game was frll of ptra plinp Score.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Kansas City-Toledo, D: Kansas City, 4.
 At St. Paul-St. Paul, 5; Louisville, 0. At Milwaukee-Columbus. 1; Milwau- kee, 3.
 At Minneapolis-1ndi A. Minne- apolis. 1.
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GOOSE EGGS AGAIN HANDED ID BARONS New Orleans Wins Third of the
 Series FORTUNATE STICK WORK Bad Feeling Between Managers Frank and Vauehan-Players Show Proper Spirit and Fans
 are Pleased.
STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

New Orleans, 9: Birmingham, O. Memphis, II; Nashville, 6. Montgomery, II: Little Rock, 6. Shreveport Atlanta, rain.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Jacksonville - Jacksonville, l Charleston. 1 televen innings: darkness) At Savannah-Savannah, o; Augusta, I At Macon-Macon, 3: Columbia, 3.
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' 6; off Muller, &; off Malarkey. 6; off Hale, l 1.-Two-base hits-Meany, McCann Mulla- ney. Schwartz. Three-base hts-McKean, McAleese Sacrifice hits-Nobett Apperi- ous Stolen bases-McCann. Johnson. Han sen. Mullaney. Struck out-By Muller, ?: Malarkey, 2; Hale, B. Hit by pitcher-By Muller, 1. First on errors-Little Rock. 2; Montgomery, l. Left on bases-Little Rock, 5; Montgomery. 8. Time, 2:o7 Um- pire-Buckley.
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Patent Granted.

Washington. Dec 5.-(SpeciaD.-A pat ent for 8 sash lock has been Issued Will liam Hinchliffe of Huntsville.
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Chicago, 2; Brooklyn, 1.

Chicago, May 15.-The locals won in the last inning today in d game that was decided pitchers battle. Score: RHE Chicago .. .. ............ GOO 000 OO2-2 I 1 Brooklyn .. .............. 900 010 000-l 1 2
 Batteries: Wicker, Beebe and King; Eason and Ritter Time. 2:05. Umpire, Emsle.
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At Louisville.

Louisville, Ky, May 15-Don Domo, long shot won the feature race at Churchill Downs today, beating with ease Hyperion II, Envoy. and other good horses. It was a bad day for the form players as only two favorites won. Weather clear and track good Sum- mary;
 First race, selling, seven furlongs-Reti- cent. 107 (B Davis). to ,, won; Prestige, 103 (Pendergasn. to 1, second; Minne- haha, 9l (Oregar). to 1. third. Time 80.
 Second race. selling. six furlongs-Clif- ton Forge, 1l2 (NicoD, to 5. won: Free Booter, no (Austin). to l, second; Joe Coyne. 93 (Swain). F to 1, third. Time 1:l5 2-5.
 Third race. five furlongs-Seal. 1O6 (OberD. & to D. won King Lopold, 106 (B. Miiler). 10 to l, second: Fair Fagot, 1O3 (Austin). to ,, third. Time :ol S-5.
 Fourth race. free handicap, six furlongs Don Domo. 104 tM. Preston), 10 to l. won; Hyperion II. los tNicoD. even, second; Envoy l0S (3. Robinson). to ,. third. Time 1:l5.
 Fifth race selling. four and one-half furlongs- Betsy Binford. 105 a. Daley, 6 to 1, won: Caper. 105 (Aubuchon), to 1, second; Princess Marie. l05 Crroxler), 8 to l. third. Time :56 2-5.
 Sixth race selling, mile and one-sX- teenth-The Englshman 102 tSwain). 6 to ., won Tole. 101 tBoland), to 5. sec ond; Reveile 10e (PendergasD, 40 to 1, third Time 1:51 1-5
 Entries for Today.
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New Orleans. May 15-tSpecial.)-N Orleans took the third game of the series from Birmingham this afternoon by punching hits in the second and sixth ln- nlngs Three errors were made by the Barons, but none of them figured in the run getting Bad judgment by Sallee ot a pop fly which fell in the center or the diamond was responsible for one or the runs No one touched the ball, how ever, and 1t was recorded as q hit.
 Much bad feeling exists between the two managers and when Frank and Vaughan trotted out their warriors this afternoon they were both out for blood. This is largely due to Franks having preferred charges against Vaughan for violating the fourteen players limit.
 Frank claims that Vaughan has four teen men on his team here, and that when he himself donned q uniform and got on the coaching line, it made fifteen players. President Kavanaugh has acknowledged the receipt of Franks charges.
 Fuel was added to the flames this aft ernoon when it is alleged Vaughan re- fused to give the line up of his team to Fox, the official scorer. just before the game started Fox says that Vaughan refused his messenger sent for the line up Fox thereupon wired President Kay anaugh of the occurrence.
 Runs Were Made.
 In the second inning Knoll went out from Walters to Try. Beck singled into center Bird famed and O'Brien singled down the third base line. Beck went to third, came in on Stratton's two-bagger.
 In the sixth Blake knocked up a high ny which came down in the center of the diamond. Sallee misjudged the ball and Blake was safe at first. Knoll famed and Blake stole second on the third strike. Blake stole third and Beck famed. but Bird sent a single down the third base line which brought Blake in.
 Birmingham came near scoring in the third inning, and was prevented from doing so by one of Joe Rickert's long throws. Moesworth walked. Gear went out on a fly to Blake. Montgomery was hit by the pitcher and Molesworth went to second. Smith grounded to Manuel who threw Moles worth out at third but Montgomery went to second. Then Wal ters sent d line drive into deep left field Rckert went after the ball like shot and threw Montgomery out at the plate.
 Outside of managerial affairs the per- sonal feeling between the men in the two teams is warm and true lovers of the sport have attended the games by the thousands and applauded the Barons as well as the Pelicans. The conduct of the individuals on the Birmingham team has entrusted strongly with that of the Atlanta players. who kicked from the time they struck town until they left.
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St. Louis, 5; Boston, 3.

St, Louis, May 15.-After a bad start the locals succeeded in overcoming a lead of three runs and defeated Boston. Score: R.H E. St. Louis .. ............011 200 01.-5 S 4 Boston .. .. ..............30 300 GOO O00-3 6 &
 Batteries: Mcfarland and Brady; Young and Needham. Time, :2S. Empires, Car penter and Conway.
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St. Louis. g; Boston, 5.

Boston. May 15,-Boston suffered it's twelfth successive defeat today. St. Louis winning easily. Score: R.H E. St. Louis .. POP O10 O22-9 II 1 Boston :. ..............0O0 40 O00-5 10 1
 Batteries: Petty, Jacobsen and Spencer: Tannehil and Arbruster. Time. AS. Um- pire Connolly.
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Washington, 5; Detroit, 0.

Washington. May 15.--Falkenberg was a puzzle to the Detrots today and shut them out Scope: R.H.E. Washington :. ......... .022 010 OO@-5 Il ? Detroit :. ............... GOO 0OO OO0-O ?
 Batteries: Fa1kenberg and Kittredge; Eubank, Wiggs and Schmidt. Time, 1:35. Umpire Connor
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New York. 5; Cleveland, 4.
Philadelphla. 1; Chicago. 0.

Philadelphia. May 15.-Phlladelpha de- feated Chicago today in a battle of the pitchers. Score: R.H E. Chicago .. ;. ........... 600 600 000--O 1 Philadelphia .. ..........O0O 100 00+r-1 3 l
 Batteries: Altrock and Sullivan. Plank and Powers. Time, 1 ;35. Empires, Sheri- dan and Evans.
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Plttsburo. 5; Philadelphia, 4.
New York, 4; Cincinnati,

Cincinnati O, May 15.-Wiltse pitching for New York struck out twelve men In todays game. seven of them being in succession. Score: RH.E. Cincinnati . .......... 900 GOO 100-1 , 4 New York .. ........... .020 GOO 200-4 s 2
 Batteries: Frazer and Schei: Wiltse and, Bresnahan. Time, 2:05. Empires, Johnstone and O'Day.
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Memphis ............. ......,... .0O3 OW Sf-l
 SrfDnary: Two base hits-Castro. Pear sons, Raley, Owens. Three-base hit-Gil- bert. Stolen bases-Pearsons ?. Thiel Ma deau. Bases on balls-Off Liebhardt. 6; off Dugtln, l. Struck out-By Liebhardt. 2 by DSlgan, l. Hit by pitcher-Nadeau, Cooley. Sacrifice hits-Carney ?, Dugan, Raley. Time. 1:5O. Umpire, Pfennlnger.
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