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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
RACING At NEW-ORLE4NS
King Leopold Wins at Long Odds
Falls an Stee plechase.

New-Orleans. Feb liking Leopold furnished
surprise at the Fair Grounds to-day by win
ming the two-year-old race a the lucrative price
OF 90 10 l. Salvisa, the favorte. was all but left
at the post, but finished third With an even
break she could hardly have lost. Jerry Lynch,
Legatee and Hollows were the winning favor
ties King Ellsworth bled in his race and was
pulled w.
Favorites failed to land a single race at City
Park In the steeplechase Redman bolted and
Ohio King, Blue Grass Girl and Tripolt fell. The
defeat OF Minnie Adams in the fourth was the
surprise of the day
FAIR GROUNDS SUMMARIES.
obna to Won Pro9ens io2 ~ Hayes So 4S to III
sor sweet FaTor Ala f Ruse !hE Swell TIN 5IF
G laIooher B Carroll san Antoine. Duessa and May
~, Second race hTee and onhalf furong-ing Leopold
Tine II 10 seso1d Salysa lo5 Cw Hayes, to third
lock Pepper and sa Bitter See Rudy sainzla Runsum
,, Third race mils and one-elghth)-Jerry Lynch 10
sliayes 70 = won Athena 10 (Crimmins) so
Light Opera Arabo lemon Gin ieeman Gay Iiuei5e.
BeTni: Dreamer D.. Hart and Handbag ran,
Broom Handle 1903 iciaEshn5 to op f.adv
s Martin 70 s. third Time. 1885. Cigar Lighter ana
Fin race eone mlIs, Holloway lol CicDonaa> II to
Plat 100 Reynolds, % t9 }b,rd 70 second city kty
land Bitter Hand. King Ellsworth Harry Scott and
Sixth mile and ne-eighthl-Iegatee. 100 dig
2 second: saul. I18 (Aiomtanl Is to l. third Tine
1;5o 10 John Randolph. Jim Collins Benora Maggie
tune and Ethei's Pride also ran. u TUT
CITY PARK SUMMARIES.
First race seven furlongAprii Shower. n2 oerne>.
II TO won; Gifain III DAILY. TO l. second Immor-
tele 100 tIilnan. 10 / third. Time 123&s Federal
Leader. Clique OddOlette LARS Limerick
Saranola ran
Second three and one-half furongs}--Colloauy.
10 tO5eru To J. won: Lens, 10 u. jones'. /,
Glai Siue Dale, ITO tNicoD, even third Time, 041%.
Irophetess. Arthur Rosenfeld. King Brush Jewell
Larry D. Tom Morgan Black Flag and Belsay also
Ihlrd race tsteep!echase short course)-Fying Rain
eioud l23 tDupeel 10 I. wen; Judge Nolan. las
Miller. . 70 > second; Trouvere 135 (Gmore) 10 !.
tilld Time 3oS-S. Ohio King, Redman Blue Grass
Girl. Conclave and Tripoli also
Fourth thandcaD; five and one-half furiongs)-
quinn Brady, ia %. AUSTIN, II won: Don
= TO o third Time LOTS. Begonia. Nutwood and
Fifth race mile)-FlorizeI CPIerratt TO o.
Iiaron Esher, CNicoD. second; Freebooter
lol Mclntyre) third Time, 1:4Oss. Careless also
Sixth Zone mile sxteenh)-iIadur so CIarr-
gam, 10 70 Big Bow. 106 (Dealy) second;
Iarp, - tHeteTnanl. To B. third. Time LASS. Marlin,
BTushfon. Rian and Belden also
Seventh six fuTlongs-Braden 100 ID AUSTIN.
70 won; FeX Mozzes 1l2 GtomaneID. Is to ]. sec
ondi AuToceiver 10 COregar even third. Time 114h.
Weherfie!ds and Matte Bunppo also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
kEANE WINS AT BILLIARDS.

John Keane and /. s Robinson the players
last night in the fifth game of the series for the
championship of greater New York at the Knick-
erbocker Billiard Academy. in. Brooklyn Keane
defeated Robinson in ffty-seven innings by a score
of 200 70 1852. Keane made an average Of 8 and
1851. His high runs II. 10 and 10 Robin
son averaged and 60-56 His high runs were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
coLumRIA-RaowN HOCKEY TONIGHT

TIE hockey sevens OF Columbia and Brown Will
meet - the 81. Nicholas Rink tonight in an inter
"oiieRlh'H Championship game. Tie game promises
70 oe sood one in spite OF the fact that The out
come WILL EHre llt;le or no bearing on the TILE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
FoRDHAM TO HOLD OPEN eAmes

o luhaih College has completed ARRANGEMENTS FOR
Dig SET OF open games to be held at the - 81
- tS I-d regiment on March g. Yale. PrtncA,or
Soiuinoia and the University OF Pennsvl,,i
De invited to make entries - 9iHsJNania will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
eEnUs PIERCE WAY COACH INDIANS

carlisle. Penn. FEB. GspecisD.--A plan f. being
'.sloeree at ihs Carlisle Iad.an School BY the new
AtA4eac COMMITTEES 70 tale Ip the system OF eradu-
ate coaching FOR tie foot.il tee m ,axt fs,1 70,
f'sTce Is / TALKED OF or the LEAD coach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03
Horses and Carriages.

4 T RARGAINS.-BrewsteF Miniature SS~rsd asIss
n ers Pneumatic Wagon Baily knoess 81 go
about Baily speed sleigh, Elegant HARNESS
new. 80 Wsss a0th-sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-03

Totals ...-- $50 $50 92l Totals
The standing 10 date follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo, May Phillip Fitzmaurice of
salt Lake, died at the state mental hos
age of % years. Mr.. Fitzmaurice has been
a patient for over two years. His case
was more of general breaking down
than maniacai insanity and he has been
in the convalescent ward and has had the
unrestricted privilege of the grounds since
coming 10 the hospital His death was
unexpected at this time, as he was ont
and apparently no worse Sunday. His re-
mains viii be sent to Salt Lake, where
interment.
John Whale of Salt Lake. a patient at
the state mental hospital, committed July
13. 1904 died last evening from old age at
the age of 81 years He was a native of
England and came to Utah about thirty
years ago. His remains Will be taken to
Salt Lake, where he has relatives by
Graham & Jones
Marriage licenses have been issued To
of Salt Lake and Blanche Blown of Og-
den; Ephraim A. Nye of Brigham and
and Miss Brown came down in an auto
mobile.
Judge Chidester is here holding court
hearing the case of Provo City ct al VS.
the Telluride Power company. a case to
settle rights to water of Provo river
A daughter has been born to Mrs. Elsa
Miller. widow of the late Professor Al
bert Miller, all we'll
District Engineer Swendson of the recla-
nation service, is advertising for seven
teams four single hands ard four carpen-
tiers to work on the Strawberry irrigation
project Applicants are referred to Joseph
Evans at the Spanish Fork city hall
Thursday. This is the beginning to con
struction work on the irrigation project
continuous current dynamo has been
installed in the b. Y. L. physical depart
ment for experimental purposes.
Among the new teachers engaged by the
B. Y. L. for the ensuing year are: Ches-
A. Merrill. B. S. animal husbandry; Miss
Pearl Adams. physical culture: Francis
Kirkham. 3. A. english; w. II. Homer
NJ. A. Cornell horticulture.
The county commissioners have ordered
county road open from between Span
rural free delivery route from the Span
ish Fork postoffice will be established
over this road.
The debate between the A c. L and the
y. Y. I. students this evening will be on
the question: Resolved That the Policy
OF the United States Toward the Philip-
pines Ought to be Directed With a View
TO the Ultimate independence of the Is
lands" r. d. Farrell and Robert Hill
man or the A G L. have the affirmative
and Robert Robinson and John Nuttall of
the b Y T. the negative.
The Agricultural college debating team
OF Logan won the debate last night from
the Brigham Young university team of
this city The judges We're State SUPER
intendent A. 9. Nelson. Assistant Super
intendent Mathiason and Citv Superin-
tendent D Fl. Christensen. The debate
was well attended.
Miss Nelke's second year students in
elocutiOn viii present the farce "a Cen
tie jury and the lyrical drama king
Rene,s Daughter" tomorrow night in col
legt hall.
Professor J. F. Hickman's class in ma
ture study has a fine supply of early
vegetables ready for market in fbeir ~,
pertinent garden.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
COUNCIL JOB IS VETOED
Mayor Conroy Won't Stand for Ap-
polntment by Resolution of
the CITY Council.

AT the session of the city council last
evening Mayor Conroy vetoed a resoIu-
uon adopted at a previous meeting of the
council appointing John V. Nelson jani-
Ior or the city hall. The mayor said he
oldn object to the appointment of Mel
500. out he did object TO il being done by
ordinance as this was an appointiVe of
nee. Action was deferred on the vote for
one week
George M. Hanson rendered his resigna-
ton on the library board and the mayor
appointed Robert T. Harris i'm his stead
Upon recommendation of the police com
nittee Chief of Police Thomas E. Brown
ing was authorized to appoint an addi-
IIonaI officer for the warehouse district
rms action was taken upon the petition
or Fred J. kiesel and others
Councilman A. II. Moves introduced a
motion TO lend the street roller belong
ing TO the city to Logan for a period of
eight days with the understanding that
Logan pay the cost of TRANSFORMATION and
return the machine in as good order as
when received. Nearly all of the coun-
cllnen voted on this matter with hesitan-
cy. but ii was finally adopted by a
unanimous vote.
John p. O'Neil was awarded the con-
tract for the city cement work for 1906
Washington from Twenty-ninth to Thir-
Iy-th1rd was created sidewalk district.
Claims amounting to S2,S45.51 were al
lowed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
INJURIES MAY Be FATAL
While Switching in Yard at Park
City Brakeman PILGRIM Is
Run Over by Engine.

Park City. May William PiIgerim, a
brakeman in the employ of the Denver &
Rio Grande Railway company was injured
today while switching in the yards of the
company here in Park City, and as a re-
suit may die
PILGRIM got on the rear end Of the en-
CINE after making a coupling and setting
OF some cars near the depot, and started
TO go down to do more work. In some
manner unaccounted for PILGRIM fell
from his position and was thrown under
the engine, the tender wheels passing
over his right leg just above the ankle
ana mashed il so badly that amputation
Is necessary Aside from the injury to
his leg the injured man received a bad
cut on his forehead and other bruises
ABOUT the body, which are considered very
serious III their nature
As soon as the brakeman fell, the engi-
neer tried TO stop, but could not bring the
ueaVy engine to a full stop for a short
period of time, and as a result the man
was dragged a short distance, and it was
in this way that he received the other
injuries Upon stopping il was found
necessary to remove the brake rods and
some other parts Of the engine before the
man could be taken from underneath.
P1igerim was taken at once to the hos
pltal where the company physician as
sisted by the other doctors of town am
putated the foot, and dressed the other
wounds
The injured brakeman has been in the
employ of the company number Of
years and has been coming over the Park
CITY division for some years. About a year
ago he was badly injured by being thrown
off box car, and has been back on his
run but a comparatively short time.
A small smaSh-up occurred at the DAILY
West mine yesterday result of some
of the guides being broken at a point OPP
posite the new 7OO-foot station which is
being cut at the property. The shift cut
ting the station put in several heavy
blasts which blew out the guides on one
side of the shaft. The shift went bac,I
TO work using the other side, and when
the engineer lowered his cage to the point
afterwards a general breaking up of
things occurred. Fortunately there was
no men on board. and the only loss out
side of the broken cage was the contents
of two cars loaded with refined concen-
trateS. which were being lowered to the
100 for shipment out of the tunnel.
Park City lodge No. 1874 B. p O. ElkS
meet this evening at their lodge room.
and aside from the regular business of
the lodge considerable work Will be done
regarding the state association which
meets here next month. and for the ma
tional reunion at Denver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
Ogden Briefs.

A marriage license was granted TO Hans
A. TeleesOn and Miss Caroline Osper-
gard, both of Roy.
Gerftie. the H-year-old daughter of G.
3. Binkers, died early yesterday morning
from an attack of pneumonia. Funeral
will be held in the Fifth ward meeting
house at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
A special train having on board Gen
eraI Manager w. H Bancroft, General
B. billiard of the Oregon Short Line, ar
rived here from Salt Lake this morning
and continued east on tour of inSpec-
ton to Green River.
The stockholders of the Laurel Mining
company held a meeting yesterday af
ternOOn and elected the following Off
GERS: President, NJ. S. Stafford: vice
treasurer, George HalversOn, who togeth-
er with Charles NJ. Stone and Excl OIL
sen constitute the board of directors.
Charles M Brusogh, formerly mayor of
Ogden but recently a resident of Los
Angeles, is in Ogden on his way to New
York, where he goes to consult an eX-
pert occulist in the hope Of regaining the
sight Of his right eye, which he lost
some months ago. He will remain here
where he has mining interests before con-
tinuing his journey to the cast
The police were searching last night for
a negro who is alleged to have struck
small boy in the face with some blunt
instrument Wall avenue yesterday af-
ternoOn. and inflicted dangerous wound.
The lad is said to have passed some re-
was talking to a couple of colored wo-
men. This angered the fellow, who
bounced upon the boy before he could
get away.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
FRANCHISE is AWARDED.
County Commissioners Give Sho-
shone Company PRIVILEGES.

The Shoshone Power company was yes
terday granted a franchise by the county
commissioners to construct an electric
transmission line through Weber county
\ similar application was denied a week
ago FOR the reason that it was considered
q blanket franchise and did not designate
the road over which it was intended to
SohStrdct the line 1his defect was RENE
died and the application renewed with the
Joute designated. The franchise provides
TOT rate of cents per k. W. hour for
lighting purposes and 212 cents for power
purposes Work on the line according to
The franchise must commence within one
year from date
County Fruit Tree Inspector r. Il VIII
son submitted his report for the months
OF March and April A report submitted
py the county assessor shows an increase
or 500 $50, making the total valuation
SLJO2Sg10. It is thought that this will
put W cher county in the second class.
z he county clerk notified the board that
III pieces of property in the county
Should be advertised and sold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08

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Miss Irene Crosby, of 313 Charlton
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
HAS BIG PLAN.
Civic League Will Try to Settle
Waterworks Problem,

The executive committee of the civic i'm
provement league together with the chair
man of the various special committees,
held n meeting at the Weber club last
evening The chairman of the advertising
committee was instructed to secure spec
ldI space in the various newspapers which
VIII be used for general write-up of the
league S work each day.
!. l. Reynolds rendered his resignation
as secretary and director of the league
William Allison, superintendent of the
CITY SCHOOLS. was appointed as secretary
in his stead and the president was in
structed to fill the vacancy on the board
The most important work of the evening
was the adoption of a resolution author
lzing the executive committee board to
meet with the Ogden WaterWorl<S COM
pany and endeavor to effect a compromise
IN the litigation now pending between the
CITY and that company They will also
eudeaYor to induce the wsterwOrks peo-
pie to extend their mains to various parts
OF the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
Gets Restraining Order.

Calvert & Leak brick manufacturers
applied in the district court yesterday
for a restraining order against P A
MattsOn asking that the court restrain
him from maintaining a fence and exclud-
ing them from using land which they
claim has been leased to them some time
ago Damages in the sum Of $3.50 are also
asked for. writ was made returnabIe
May 10 On Saturday night Mattson
erected a fence which Calvert & Leak had
torn down yesterday morning. Learning
Of their action MattsOn again erected the
fence and the Application Tor the restrain
ing order follower.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
BIG MINING STRIKE.
Rich Copper Vein Is Traced for a
Distance of 1000 Feet.

strike has been made on the property
of the Great Northern Mining company
located thirteen miles north of Ogden,
where a five-foot vein of rich copper ore
has been traceu on the surface for a
distance of 1000 feet Assays show
is 4-10 copper This company is COM
posed of Ogden people with A. W. Agee.
president. and Albert Swingeward, Secre-
taTy and treasurer. They have been
working mainly in building roads to the
property for the past two years. The
claims are located within one mile of the
site of the smelter which is being erected
by the Utah Smelling company. The
strike has created conSidera bic excite
meut in this section
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
BOOSTS CITY'S BILL.
Telluride Company May Come Back
at Provo City Council.
Especial to The HeraIdO

Provo, May president J. J. Num- of
the Telluride Power company sent a com
munication tonight to the city council
stating that after June I, 1906. the city
would be furnished electric lights, thirty
two candle power for 81 per month. in
tead of Go % cents per month. The raise
Mr.. Num- stated in his communication
was on account of the city council re-
curing the company to pay a license of
500 per year for the operation of an cleo
trio lighting plant in the city limits The
letter stated that light would be furnished
to the residents of Provo at the same
price as heretofore. The object of the
raise, Mr.. Num- stated in his letter was
to pay for the license
The city council passed the ordinance
which requires electric lighting. telegraph
end telephone companies opera ting in the
city to pay d license last December and
the ordinance was to take effect after
Jan J. 1906.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
GIRL HAS SERIOUS FALL
In Climbing a Tree, Loses Her Hold
and Lands on Fence-Limbs
Are ParalyZed.

Lehi, May THE 13-year-oid daughter
OF MT and Mrs. John Woods was taken
TO the Salt Lake hospital today noon in
a most serious condition. She was climb
ing a tree after a birds nest. when the,
limo broke, causing her to fall quite a
distance onto fence. Her back was
injured and her lower limbs are COM
pIeteiy paralyzed. Mr.. Woods. the child'S
rather, is conductor on the branch road
running to Toplif from Lehi Junction.
Miss Laura Knudson and Ephraim A
Nye VIII be married Wednesday in the
Salt Lake temple Miss KnudSOn is pOpu-
lar in local society circles, having recent
~ resigned from the presidency of the
Young Ladies Mutual Improvement as
Soclatlon. The groom is telegraph
operator from Brigham CITY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
Court Notes.

Motions Tor new trials in the damage
cases of William Murray and J. S. Wins
low, both deceased, brought by the execu-
tor of the estates against the Union Pa
Cific Railroad company. were argued be-
fore Judge Howell yesterday and taken
under adviSement.
Notice of appeal TO the supreme court
in the matter of j. D. Skeen VS.. S w
Chambers was filed here yesterday In
the matter of Henry Marx against r
Douglas q Co, an action to recover dam
ages on an alleged breach of contract in
n wool case was taken up and after a
jury had been selected the case was con-
1inued until this morning
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
sHEEPHEROER LEVANTs.
Especial to The Herald.D

Provo, May 7.-E. l.. ShurtIiff of Muir
ray employed a stronger who gave the
name of Altoona Ward to herd sheep for
him and on Friday he was placed in
charge of a herd of ewes running on the
west side of Utah lake. When Mr.. Shurt-
lift went to the herd on Monday morning
he found the sheep scattered and the her
der gone Ward. it is believed took two
rigs, values at S125 from the sheep camp
which Mr.. Shurtliff had left there Sheriff
Harmon of Provo has warrant for
Ward arrest and Mr.. Shurtliff has of
fered $50 reward for his ca pfure
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
Prize for Mr.. Browning.

Word has been received here from the
Franklin institute of Pennsylvania that
!. NJ. Browning Of Ogden has been
awarded the John Scott medal with a
certificate and cash reward of $40 This
has been given as a recognition of Mr.
BrOwning's ability as an inventor. the
award being made on account of the
Browning automatic pistol. The honor is
the greatest that has ever been conferred
upon a local inventor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
Deaths From Appendicitis

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of DR. Kings New Life Pills increases
They save you from danger and bring
quick and painless release from consti-
patton and the ills growing out of it
Strength and vigor always follow their
use. Guaranteed by Z. c. NJ. /. Drug
Dept. 25c. Try them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
Knights of Columbus to Meet.

At 10 o'clock this morning the state
convention of the state council of the
knights of Columbus will convene in the
A. O. u. w. hall here. There will be in
attendance two delegates from the seven
councils in the states of Idaho, Nevada
and Utah. In addition to these the Off
GERS of the state council are eX officiO
delegates. Perhaps the most important
feature will be the election of officers.
This evening all delegates will attend the
production of the ''Niobe'' at the Grand
opera-house in honor of Rev. p NJ. Cush-
ma han.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
Divorce Decision Delayed.

Judge J. A. Howell. after hearing evil
dence in a divorce action brought by
Grace Campbell against William NJ
Campbell, in which desertiOn and nom
support are alleged, reserved his decision
pending the supreme courts action rela-
tive TO the jurisdiction of the state courts
in granting divorces. 1t appears the de-
PENDANT is now a resident of Iowa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
GLEN MILLER INJURED.
Scrambled Up Pile of Bricks to Avoid
Automobile,

Glen Miller of Salt Lake was injured
in San Francisco last Friday while get
ting out of the way of a Red Cross auto
mobile He is confined to his room at
Berkeley.
Mr. Miller was walking along Market
street when the auto came suddenly upon
him. To avoid being down he
scrambled up a pile of bricks and in
jured himself on their rough edges.