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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-02
WEAVER is WEARY
Mayor OF Philadelphia Said to Be
Ready to Resign.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct, l.
Made desperate by the attacks that
have been made upon him personally
and upon bis administration, report
now declares that Mayor Weaver is Sc
riously contemplating resiguing his of
fee and retiring to private life.
it was to fud that the report of his in
tended retirement had preceded him.
aud that gossip was busy with this
latest morsel and that the political
wiseacres had even set the date of his
retirement,
Rumor had il that be said to some
Of his friends that he would resign with
in the next three weeks, and when he
appeared ne was asked
''Is IL true, Mr.. Mayor. that YOU have
determined 10 resign and mean to re-
tire within three weeksl'
The Mayor smiled aud then said:
HYou I'll have to guess again.
"Will it be within six weeks
"Guess again, repeated the Mayor.
Do you intend to retire at any tine
in the near future?
~ have no intentions OF that kind at
present. was the reply,
"Then you intend to serve out your
term7p
az have already said all that ! in
tend to- responded the Mayor. Mr..
Weaver was then asked whether he had
received the resignation Of Superln'
tendent Taylor, and replied that he
had not.
"I have not requested any resiGna'
tion, have not received any and do not
expect to receive any, was the way
he expressed himself
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-02
SUFFERING IS GREAT
Hundreds Left Desolate BY Storm Are
in Sad Plight.

MOBILE. Ala, Oct. IA heavy
rainstorm which is greatly interfering
With tho railroad and telegraph COM
panies set in last night and IS still on;
No wind has accompanied the rainfall
as yet, but the dowupour has been ex-
increased the difficulties OF construc-
tion gangs.
1t IS feared, too, that it will cause
much increase Of suffering and somo
deaths along tho coast Of the south end
of Mobile bay. Many people are
homeless in that section and are living
in the woods, with scanty supplies OF
provisions. The exposure of another
storm cannot but have u serious effect
on women and children,
On Daupbin . island There arc 900
homeless, with only three small build
ingg in which they can obtain shelter,
Despite the fact that two relief expe-
ditions were sent out yesterday, there
are not more than enough provisions
for ore day, and additional supplies
were sent down early today.
While there is no suffering in Mo.
bile proper, there is urgent need at
many points on the southern part OF
the bay. and assistance for theee peo-
pie will be gratefully received.
Arrests were made al some of the
lower coast resorts today Of negroes
who were caught looting some Of the
wrecked houses, and it has been deter
mined to send additional details of
militia to Codep end other points near
by 10 protect property, .
Word wes received last night that
from thirty to forty creoles on Mon
Louis island are destitute and in immi-
pent danger of starvation. II is doubt
full, however, if anything can be done
fer them before noon tomorrow.
The citizens Of Mobile have urderta,
ken relief measures with energy and
are sending food and clothing to the
stricken points as rapidly as possible,
Next to food, the great need IS for
clothing. Men and women in some
places have been reduced to wearing
coffee sacks for clothing, and thero are
| few sacks TO be had at that.
The first thing done by the relief ex-
pedition sent from here yesterday to
| Coden was to give the people clothing
| with which to cover themselves.
The suffering has been intense at
| Bayou La Batre, and is still acute.
| Members Of the relief committee which
visited that place reported that they
were followed through the streets by
! little children who were crying and
begging piteously for bread. \ large
number OF tents were taken 10 Dauphin
island last night, and more will be ta'
| ken today.
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CAPTURES BIG PURSE.
Electioueer Wins Colts Half Of Brigh-
ton Produce Stakes.

NEW YORK, Oct. il. C. VauDess s
Electioneer, winner Of this years Flu
turity. today won the $4,000 colts
half Of the Produce stakes, six fur
longs at Brighton Beach today. 1t was
practically neglected in the betting
Opening ut TO l, his price gradually
went up TO 12 to ! at the close. y. +.
Rainey's Demuud and the even money
favorfte, was second with II, P. Whit
ncy's Paumonok, another II to | shot,
third. The time was LIZ SO, which
equals the best time Of the stake:
There was considerable rough riding
in this race, and Water Pearl was the
chief sufferer, being knocked complete-
ly out Of the running, and j. Jones, his
rider. was thrown against tho fence.
The fillies' half of the Produce stakes,
siJ furlongs, and worth $4,000 to the
winner, resulted in an easy victory for
tho ! to fayoritc, Court Dress, be-
longing TO James l.. keene, with Bar
barry Belle second and Common sue
Days Results.
First race, six furlongs-Dr. Gardner
won. Adoration second, Pepayris third.
Time. 1:12 %.
uiIesWT ieT S Martin won, Realm sec
nnd, % Sanctus third. Time, AIS.
Third race, the Produce stakes OF
SIS 900, for 6llies, about six iurlonPs-,
fiomrt Dress won. Barbsry Belle second,
Common Sue third. Time, l:l2 40.
Fourth race, the Produce stakes Of
s15.00o, Tor colts and geldings, si1
fuTiongs-Eleetioneer won, Demgnd sec
ond, Paumonok third; Time, l:l2 80,
Fifth race. one mile and duarter-
Red Friar won. First Mason second, Tar
tan third Time, 2;Q6. .
Hatcher won, Adounis second, Lady
T1sInatella third. Time, l:49 20.
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WOODRUFF
WALL PAPER, PICTURES,
ARTISTS MATERIALS,
20 =. Sd So. Bell fone 1910.
NOTICE.

Notice ~ hereby given by the City Coupcl
OF SAID Lake City OF the !pteution OF such
Council TO make the following described i'm,
SNDS f,52 2v e W%s END toa4 sS~Gq
inches thick on the north side OF Eleventh
street from the ecst side ot 8 rtreet 10 a
point midway between NJ and y streets. IN
Sidewalk District No. p. and defrey The
thereof. estimated a, four thousand ops hun
drea eeyerty-four and 5o-lOo (Ss1T!. BOZ dol
lars, or one and t0-ioo Gl.1cl dollars per
front or linear foot there being SIPS feet
sessmeat upon the lots or pieces Of sround
within the following described district, be-
Ing the district to be affected aud bsnoGted
by snid improvement. namely: All OF iote
lsS: all OF lots and ., block l5a: all OF
lots I and 2. block 100; all of lots ! ara 2,
block I51: All Of lots and 2. block l62; ell
OF lots and 2. block 1863: all o! lots epd
., block ISL. oil OF lots ! and Q. block res; sli
OF lots and 2, block ls5 all O; lot 2. block
1868. plat D.; all OF lots 20 is, inclusive.
Duntord's subdivision OF block lG6. plat
ID Salt Lake City Survey.
The total cost OF said improvement Is es-
tlranted at seven Thousand Ave hundred MY
two and i2.io0 tSI552 IL uollnrs, ct which
sum tho city's portion Is three thousand three
hundred seventy seven and G2-l0O tss37. .62l
dollars leaving tour thousand one hundred
seventy four and 60-l0O lSilIi 5Ol dollars 10 be
raIsOd by locni assessment.
All protests and objections TO the carry
lug out Of such Intention must bo prescptnd
10 writing TO ihe CITY Recorder On or be
fore tho s;h day o. O'tober. 1905. beiag the
iima set BY said Council! when 1t will hear
nnd .onsdrr uuch protests aud objections Gs
may Cc made thereto
by OF dor OF the city Council OF Salt Lake
City, Utah.
]. y MoREToN. city Recorder
Sidewalk Extension 30. lis, 1878
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HONOR TO WIZARD
Man Who Found Beautiful Color IN
Coal Tar Visits America.


NEW YORK, Oct. l.-Sir William
Henry Perkin, the inventor Of the dye
mnuye and who has been called the
'tmagician Of coal tar is in New
York. having arrived from London sat
urdsy night. The distinguished chemist
is tho giiest of Prof. c. T. Chandler o.
this city,
During his stay it is the intention of
chemists from all over the country TO
honor him and series of entertain
nents and sightseeing trips has been
arranged for him.
Chemists generally have benefited by
wears ago. Since the day when the
eirhteen:year. old youth saw wondrous
color shade come out Of a dense black
residue, scores of perfumes and count
less beautiful colo7s have evolved from
the original discovery.
Nearly twenty chemical hrIns
throughout the world have made ex'
elusive business Of coal tar products,
and IN this country alone it is estimated
that s1O0, 900 is invested in Sir
william q discoveries.
In speaking Of his discovery yester-
day Sir William said;
II was ~ the laboratory OF the Ger
man chemist, Hofulann, when ] discov-
cred mauve. ! was then is. While IL
an experiment to find ouinine / failed
and was about to throw a certain black
residue away when | thought IL might
be interesting The solution Of IL re-
suited in strangely beautiful color
You know the rest,
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CANADIAN CAPTURES
THE MARATHON RACE
Covers Forty kilOmeters in 2
Hours, II Minutes, 80
Seconds.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-Dennis Bennett
OF Hamilton, Canada. Won the Illinois
Athletic club IS marathon race of forty
kilometers here today over q field Of
forty-two starters, covering the distance
IN 2.4ls33 and established 4 new record
in the West. His closest rival at the
finish was S. ii. Hatch of River Forest,
III, whose time was 2;46;55.
Mayor Dunno Starts Race.
Ravinia park, twenty y-nine miles north
Of Chicago, was the starting point for
the long run; the finish was at the H.
linols Athletic clubhouse ON Michigan
avenue Mayor Dunno fired the pistol
that started the field away over a
course that was in excellent condition
after the hard rains of the past few
days Nearly half hundred autos fol-
lowed the runners.
The finish OF the first five was as fol
lows:
Dennis Bennett, Hamilton, ont.,
2:41:3 :33.
5. Il Hatch, River Fores. :. g.
2.46;55.
]. I. Armour, unattached, Chicago,
2:jj:46.
Fred Lorz, Mohawk A. C., New York,
2:56:55.
Z. y. Bohman, Chicago, Seventh reg
imeut y. c., 3;02:2j
Davis County fair at Lagoon, Octo'
ber 3, 4, 5. G, Trains 1870. 4:3O. 6;50,
1880. Fare 90 cents, including admls'
sim IN prnI1nds
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WINS BALLOON RACE.
Lieut.. Lahm Of U. s, Army Semi Of
ficiallY Announced as Victor.

PARIS, Oct. 1.-The Aero club semi
officially announced tonight that Lieut.;
Frank P, Lahm of the Sixth United
States cavalry, one Of the American
contestants, was the victor in the first
competition for the James Gordon Ben
nett cup for international aeronauts
The race was started yesterday after
noon, when fifteen balloons, represent
ing seven countries. sailed away from
the Tuilleres gardens, Paris. Lieut..
Lahm' s apparent victory may, be
changed when 0. S, Rolls, one of the
FnoIisb contestants, is beard from.
Rolls's landing has not yet been re-
corded
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st. Louis Whitewashed Twice.

NEW YORK, Oct, New York took both
games of toduy's double header. Scores:
First game r. II. Z.
ST. Louis 900 900 ooo-0 8 /
New York ........ 900 900 3ox-3 o l
Batteries-KRrger and Noonsn; Ames and
Bresnehan.
Bnse on balls OF Ames, l: off Korger, 2.
Struck out. By Ames, IL; by Karger. ..
Three base hits McGspn. TWO bsse hits,
Barry. Umpircs, Carpenter and KLEIN.
Second game r. II. Z.
st, Louis ..,...,.....0 90 l o
New York ..-..s...so o x-2 2
Betteries-McGlynn and Noonan; Fersu
son and Bresnshan.
Bsso on balls. of McGlynn. I. Struck ou.
By Ferguson, 3; By McGlynn, 8. Umpires,
Klein and Carpenter.
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Pittsburg Has Easy Time in
Administering Defeat to
Brooklyn.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of Clubs.
Chicago Takes Two Games.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 1.-The National
league season here closed with double
header between Chicago and Philadelphis, the
visitors winning both games Lundgren al
game: The second Was called at the end OF
the sixth inning by agreement. Scores:
First game r. n L
Chicago ....,Olo olo ooo-d o
Philndolphia ~ 900 600 ooo-o > d
Batteries-Lundgren and Moran; Moser
and Donovan
Two base hits. Chance. Struck out, by
Moser, l; by Lundgren, 4. Base balls,
OF Moser 3. Umpire, 0'Day.
Second game r. II. E.
Chicago ..-.......o D o o. o 2
Philadelphia ,..0 o o o-9 l
Batteries-ReulbAch and Moran; Nc.
Closkey and Crist
Two base hits, Ste;ufcldt. Home runs,
Hoffman, Sentele. Struck out, by McClos.
key, g; by Reulbaoh, 4. Base on balls, of
MeCloskey, 2; of Reulbach, 1. Umpire,
O'Dav
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WESTERN LEAGUE sTANDINa.
nes Moines Finishes Season as tho Fen
rant Winner

CHICAGO, Oct i.-Presldent II. l.. o,Neill
NJ tbe Western BaDeb2ll league ton!ght ls~
ensd Inc of1cial standing of that organization,
ybnae season closed with the Omaha Sioux
city game today. Following is tbs stand!rs:
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Boston 4; Cincinnati 2.

BOSTON, Oct. 1.-Boston today
game from Cincinnati to 2. Score:
r. n. z.
Cincinnati .... 900 600 oo2-2 8 0
Batteries-Youns and Brown, Weimsr,
Essick and Schlei.
Two base hits, Tenney, Howard. Home
run, Brain Base on balls, of Young, 2,
Of Essick, .: off Wemsr, 3. Struck ont by
Young, 2; by Weimer, l; Essicl, A. I'm
pire, Biglcr.
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Brooklyn 1; Pittsburg 5.

BhoOkLYN, Oct. 1.-Pittsburg bat;cd
moro timely than the locals today and won
easily by score Of 5 to /. Score:
r. II, T..
Pittsburs .......0 900 22o oo1--5 IL
Brooklyn ,...... 900 900 01o-l IL 3
Bsttsries-Brady and Gibson; Pastorius
and Ritter.
Two base hits, Leach, Wagner. Luuley,
Mccarthy, Pastorius. Three base hits, Alper.
man. Base on balls, off Pastorius, 4 eli
Bredy, 8. Struck out, by Psstorins, > by
Brady, 3. umpires, Emslie and J0hnstone.
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HiIliardists to Compete.

NEW YORK, Oct. l.-Tbe National associa-
,,on ~ amateur billiard players tonight de-
ntdad In hold the amateur billiard champion
chin tournament at the Liedcrkranz club IN
tbit city, The date OF the contest VIII be
NYpd Inter.
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Doas Not Affect Russia.

ROME, Oct 1.-The conyocetion OF tho
,ocon5 psace conference nj The Hague IS be-
Ing urged by Great Britain sSn Sna 1iso ,sSt ~ nus
20, ..s,,oI situation IN that country IL again bo'
comina normal and that in any case: 1t does
not nTeot her foreign policy.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Sioux City Defeats Omaha in Last
Game of the Season

SIOUX CITY. Iowa, Oct. 1.-The last game
of the Western League season was played
margin. Score; R IA u
Sioux City .,.,..,o,.02 0002s-5 10 /
Omaha ,.,... .,,.,.1 20 0l 900 "a IL o
Batteries-Han and Pettett, McUcely and
Townsend
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Play Thirteen Innings to a
Score of | to 0 in Favor
of Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing of Clubs
st. Louis o. Chicago /

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1.-Doug gherty's double
followed by Tannehills single scored tho oniy
In the thirteenth inning Scores: r r
-, onis 600 600 600 600 % 6
Chicago 600 600 600 600 Ii
Mcfarland s-u
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Cleveland 2: Detroit 3

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Oct. 1.-Detroi. to.
day took the FIRST game OF the last series
win cleveland oy score OF to e.; Score.
Cleveland 30 o o O o o O % II a
Detroit :s..2 o o o-S 7 o
Schmidtk
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Danish Parliament Open.

liamcnt was opened today by King Frederick
in person. His first speech from the throne
was almost entirely devoted 70 the civil al;
that with the object of further strengthening
the foreign rotations Of Denmark, he pro-
posed to Visit tho sovoreisns Of various coun-
tries
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT
OF UTAH IN the matter Of william II,
Wilkinson, bankrupt. No. e22 in BNrsrupt-
cy-Potluon for Dischersc.
To the Hon. John A, Marshall. lpd6e cf ths
District Court Of tie United states Tor ths
District OF Utah:
William u. Wilkinson. Of salt Lake CITY
in tAe County Of Salt Lake ard state o. Itah,
In suid district, respectfully repreeestC that
on the 18th day OF FobruCTy last paet, be vas
Congress rslqtiDs to bankruptcy thet be oet
duly surrendered oil his property apd risbts
of property, and has fuzzy. compiled vitb all
too requirements oil SAD scts aad Of ths
orders OF The Cour. touching bis baukruptcy.
Wherefore 10 Pr2ys that Ee MAY be decrsed
By The CouE' 30 have full discharge from
ail debts proTabls against bis estate u1deT
said bankrupt acts. except such debts a5 ers
excepted by Law from such discharge
petsd this s9th day Of September. A. o.
WILLIAM II. WILKINSON, bankrupt.
ORDER or NOTICE THEREON,
90 o. this 18th day OF September. A. D. lrrs,
on reading the foregoing petition Il is
ordered by t6e Court; that = besrins bs
bcr, y. u. 1e9j before said Court. Mt Suit
Lake CITY. in So!G district nt teo o'clock In
Tho forenoon; ard TINT notice thereof be pub
lishod IN the Salt Lake Tribune. n newspaper
printed In sold district. aud that ell known
creditors and other persons in Interest may
appear II the said tiro. ana p!nce aeu snow
cause II any they have. why the prayer Of
The said petitioner should not he granted.
And 1t Ia further ordered by the Court. 'hn,
the clerk shall send By mail 10 all known
creditors copies OF said petition aod this
order: addressed 10 Them al their places or
residence ae stated.
witness the Hon. John a. Marshall Judge
OF tho e-id District Court. and rhe seal there
OF. at Salt Lake City. in eaid district on tho
@sth day OF sen;emeer A. D. ls0S
Attest: JERRoLp Il. LETCIiER Clerk;
tScal Of Courtl, diS
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f])|' WIN
|INP|0NSH|P
IA City Miners by
0d ls to 2 at
Ills Field.
nd TROPHY w.,
FATHER DUBEI
|pIsysrs Have NO
4 ii Any Stage
4, Contest.

!. citv Monday after
!.id Ii'j il this city, by
';|S, sss Eureka players
.s|sss raI Of the State Of Of
talk, the owners OF q,
.''sSss a'I;syssd by ''Father,'' ,
q sassso ..sason series: The
ssieJ to the Eureka ,
Il following the close 9o
ln. Dubeb vnssnsn VINO ae,
,Sout 600 fans in at.
led were the pr1des pls
y y, ,sbeered Justify for
N Dubei, but every
Il was mentioned, and
cough TO give gdnts thTee
sssauisbed opponents.
a. Itwirlers from the
q th,ir defeat bitterly,
Lir home last FRIDAY
rauld certainly return
r;Srship honors and
Of their loss, which
"a bv Eureka in three
10 Park miners vii!
With any degree Of
M certainly have got
!, result Of their loss
'iip and trophy, and
frorl the train today
81 friends will behold
II humanity.
gsys 9 Look,In,
innings indicates, the
fd not have q '.look-
Of the game. Their
goi slightly ratified
Il OF the box in the
b the second inning
u 6euratively speak
q high IN the air for
Il glne, ,quieting him
kort intervals when
~ good work. So sore
t7,f the runs that his
hE pi!ing up that be
~ tines to tell those
IN il was ali chap
b sas the embodiment
He controlled himself
/ ssyHal exciting occa-
! did not strike out as
u Osborne, Heusser IS
s, was better in nearly
y True, too, Heusser
Export from his asso,
0.horne from his The
cia seemed contagious,
llst the Eureka boys
horse with the Sum-
n Buns In.
p luus which Eureka
|&lutely forced in by
. 10, Park City. With
: sent in a swift ball
tsf, who was at the
GAiau home from third
rnnng out Wall. Os-
Y balls to Lumley, and
Eek home from third.
hnIng Margetts made
center field, and be.
En base himself, scored
Iarop. In the sixth
z three-bagger drive
"a brought home Lum-
On a two.bagger in
4 Ieksan Lnmley and
t'oueht home. The
BY Eureka were due
poor playing of the
aId the good stick
plsyers- Park City IS
naae IN the seventh
1rk made g three
iIsld, bringing home
"0o!ne. The score in
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ST0Rn MAKES THIEF
Father says Injuries In Tornado Made
Son a Kleptomaniac.

NORTH YAKIMA, Oct. Pleading
for leniency for has wayward con. Fred
s, Hawkins. S. \. Hawkins, the Mayor
of New Richmond, Wis, has written
Sheriff Grant letter showing. the
keenest anguish for the acts OF the
young man, whom he asserts at times
as mentally irresponsible,
Hawkins is in the county Jill for
stealing $50 from an acquaintance. The
two were dining in local restaurant.
and Hawkins left the building to get
a 500 bill. belonging TO a friend,
changed. He failed to return and was
cantuIed several dnys later at Ellens.
burg. he has served one term in the
Walla Walla penitentiary for robbery,
having been sentenced from Ellcns.
burg. He was released last winter.
His father writes that his con g mind
was permanently affected by injuries
In tornado in New Richmond on June
l2, 1899, which destroyed their home
and wiped out the rest OF the family.
Several times, Mr. Hawkins writes. he
sent him to retreats to be cured, but in
vain.
Mr.. Hawkins asks that physicians
ezeminc him and learn if he has again
become insane.
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Salt Lake Photo Supply 90.
Kodaks and finishing Main x 3rd So
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CHURCHILL DOWNS OPENS.
Meetinf at Kentucky Course Will Con-
tinue Eighteen Days.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 1.-The fall
meeting at Churchill Downs began to-
day and will continue for eighteen
Monday Results. :.
First race, six furlongs-Gharhe
Eastman won, Don Domo second, rector
third. Time, 1:lS To-.
second race, Eve and half furlopgs
T,i,,mnbant won. Malta second, At
tention third. Time, l:l2 40,
Third race, selling, six furlongs-Mar-
vel P. won, Matador second, Tarp third
Time, 1:1S. uo
rbaTiatau won, Miltiades second, Harry
Scott third. Time, LA Ia,
Fifth race, fve furlongs,-. Mimic , Won'
Chase second, Western third. lime'
Sirth race, selling, mile and 2 sH-
+eentb-Katie Powers won, Hlghoear
second. j. P. Mayberry third. lims'
l:53.
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Monday Results.
American Descends.

LONDON. Oct. 1.-Lieutenasnt Frank
p. Lahm, Sixth cavalry. .; .. ;.;,toe a.; tae
American competitor in the BALLOON ns
race, descended seven !1aE miles ,eTtb eUt," Of Of
Whitby (about tfty miles n3ten 3tarroon w
Ne Icft at once for Paris.
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Davis County fair at Lagoon, 9ct0' to
her q 1. 5. 6. Trains 1880, t:30, o:3o'
7:3o, Fare so cents, including admls'
sion TO grounds.
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Get your windows fixed py the glass
men, Morrison, Merrill & Co., IS Main
street,
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100
Good girls apply j, q. Mcdonald Candy
Co., $50 West Third South,
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Wall paper, paints, picture tra%ss' shes
paper hanging. painting ffamlnR' oh0''
II. Bodel. 33-35 z. 1st SO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-02
WITH THE BOWLERS.
Crystals Defeat Picked Team Two Out
Of Three Games.

The Crystal bowlers OF the City league met
aud defeated picked team Monday night at
the Crown alleys. The scores follow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-02

t;,, N,r.s,ts. McKesn ?. Lumleg, NORTH
Top. roT, Three base h;t,, Black, ClnTk kinS
Hit by pitched ball, Heusser' bieHfSa, %,
Kreity. Struck out, by Hsusser, 1ino
~ came hours, ) minutes. Umpire, no
mer Blake Attendance, 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-02

Eat your iunch In tnc palm garden
at the Royal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-02

McConahay, Jeweer. 81 Main street.