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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
HAS NARROW
ESCAPE

J. u. Dickson residence. Forty
third and First SITS. northwest. Fire.
mont. was destroyed BY fire last
might and Dickson narrowly escaped
asphyxiation. Dickson Was aroused
hy neiEhhors. who discovered the
blaze. but the fire which had start
ed on the first floor had gained
such Roadway that ho was unable TO
make his way downstairs Clad In
his naiamas only he made a flying
leap from hts bedroom windows on
the second floor. but Was fortunate
IN not sustaining an injury. Dick
son says bis loss viii amount to
about 81 goo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

From a source which cannot b.
questioned. Il O. learned. however.
thar L g. 60 BE- a tight 70 a finish
and utti mean ultimately either the
supremacy u the California brewery
trust or the iocal brewery trust tn
the trade Of the Pacific coast north
81 Ios Angeles
lt has also developed that tho
flRht in Portland and 81 other
points outside of Seattle D. % be
only a surface scrap. for effect The
real fight Is 30 BE- carried on right
IN this city and an immense amount
u money "a being spent in trying
% ruin the Seattle Brewing a Malt
Ing companY's business. Practically
all the brewery business IN Seattle
IS owned and controlled through The
Seattle Brewing 4 Mailing com.
pany. headed BY the Hemfichs. who
recently formed a close association.
probably with the present fight In
view.
ooidis Not laxative.
The only explanation that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
SOLDIER MAKES
DARING ESCAPE
ssasS SCOTT ELupEs GUARDS AT FORT LAYTON FoR sac.
ono TINE AND oers orr IN BoAr-sor CHASE AFTER
MN

made his break lie faulaly afmap.
reaFe1 through The ibick brush aud.
although closely pursued came mon
a Qwboat and ~ lh~ tine TIE pnr.
suTfH reached the bctce they saw
him ruflirk away 1n the haat. head.
- Zoe Sntlfha Cove
Warming aaa insuriiafeiy sent 10
fhe paiiar heFr nud az Ballard ard
cl1se lookout d being maintained
FOR the fugitive. fag uhnse rcfnfn a
rsNaFd - Sc Be- offered ur es-
tapea once before early ln the
Hioath. and aaN arrested IN this city
a.. MAEeh g by Detectives iiUbssard
and ffesmaa tf~sssifisd - = de o.
sertaf anf taFurd afef 70 ihr sfssy
officers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

ton Of now dock AZ the nremorion
navy ward and a floating steel dock
for the Atlantic coast Tire Brem-
erion dock ia 70 cost 81 t00 900. The
secretary Is authorized to spend
$1,000 10 repair and rent the old
CONSTITUTION The bill will carry
a total appropriation OF 500 100. 600
Captain " H. Norwood. OF the
a. G, company ia at the Northern
hotel ON his way to Dawson.
C. " idc. collector Of customs. IL
IN the city today. starting hls wheel
a-relllng Tor fcappointment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

m re segend tlfae Within she
- tse weeks Prank Scott AGED
IA rirsle bssonglnE 80 the forcrs
ssussea AZ Fort i.aw1on ESCAPED
SO shs xasra house az IA eafiy
Asm tAss ricFHlnx ard HceardiuE
i ha reaeg,n wsg SUI at liberty
~ yonng felies took some
sksssss e hsiHx shut while Ests
"a aeas. has fhs very fVt kiessnrss
sAkh Il displayed was Hfohahit TIE
sg shlaz that sayes him frem be-
4hsoasAs aoNn wtth = bullet from
y xass y the rnar,is
Hp1s ehi.s IL r'rafd was heiag
snrrsf fnat Ssptf tnaHagTd e. st
sstfts as tae GUARD house and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
WALSH HEARING
Is CONTINUED

CHICAGO. March e Upon the
request 81 John r. walshs attorney.
Who has just returned 10 this city
after an absence Of n week United
States Commissioner Footo eontin-
ued the preliminary hearing OF
Walsh. who ia accused ~ Illegal
practices On connection with the
Chicago National bank. Go April g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
DOUBLE TRACK
|NTERURbAN

TACOMA. Marsh s7-W = Dim
mock ~ the Seattle. Tacoma Inter
arhaa. placed an order eth q local
cmploYmonf agency this morning
COT 50 graalnR and track lAlafers
vito will Start work medlatey
utsln The sofk 81 double tracking
the railroad between this city and
seattle werk wlll be commenced
At the Tacoina end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

TO the county Jail today for safe
keeping.
Olson has lived at the boarding
house for some time Recently he
has been acting so peculiar that the
inmates were IN fear for their lives.
They called in the police 20 remove
the young man. and he will be ex-
amlned as to his sanity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
AIHENASCLA|M
CHAMPIONSHIP

re Ashsna fiebaiiax eiah. CON
mad q he vumeu tebafcrs a. the
alssrs.iF. formally de- larsi them
@issi eAanpioza d fhe forensic
q u sAaf ihsslt1ii0n. e. a mssfinK
- fsx nat peFpaae yesterday III
VA sansFaily supposed that q a..
~ Asfxefa the sleeens club aud
q Naehas uas Necessary In order
, bride The polut huf the girls
dalz shsg have won b. def4alt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

Local saloon men are all agoR
over the situation None seem TO
doubt for a moment bat that the
Weilanda are fully determined 10
drive the Seattle brewing 4 Malt
ing company out of California or
ruin their business here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

nearly loco students were marsed
together Ia the large hall upstairs.
quietly waiting for the daily pro-
gram ~ exercises TO begin. the out
break occurred. 4 body u lee male
scniefn who had been closely cycling
Professor Garrett lea uo friendly
manner, suddenly burst forth ln
thunderous chorus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
WOULD BUY
CITY'S LINE
STEAM Err
DELAYED

LONDON. March r The He'd
star llnsa lSrouaiand. frum Nev
York 10 Antwerp. via Dover. which
shuald have uflvcd ~ Dover Mon
day uiefnlaE has not been siEnaiisd
Il Il believed the vessel e delayed
b terrific storms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

HtHfs and bruises on her head where
she said her brutal husband had
siruek i~r during his drunken cn-
fuuamia
-ons Dress Enough"
Way % you Do tnisf Adafns
askaa noyd pheu taking him 70 the
police rtattou
ia found ont that she Was
buxnn dress on the inatailmeut
plafA sasa ! d. nat thinh e Ia flHhf.
be sd q think that the wife ~ "a
woFhAssnan has 40 right Ga hove
more fisnu uns dfHsH. anyway be-
c0uftlned Their husbands only
have asse suit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
SMOOT
INQUIRY

WASHINGTON. u G.. March Il.
The introduction ~ testimony in
the sanof inquiry aaa ended tostaY
1oaeph Cozhenan, Il Salt l.aks. waa
nn The sfand ard examined c0ueefn.
ind the interests 81 the Mormon
church IN sugar factories % Utah
and Idaho he testified that the
ehareh financed these industries in
Infancy bat neither the church. nor
NoFmea individuals. eoutfcl the
stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

J. s. Goldsmith. q Seattle. adj
dressed the Ballard Grocefa asao.
citation last night az n meeting held
IN the city halt Ar GaldHmlth
urged the cessation OF price cut
ting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
OLSON INSANE

Carl Olson. who appears 20 be in
sane. was taken into custody from
the boarding house al 1901 Pine s.
by Detectives Phillips and Byrnes
yesterday, and after being held In
the city jail over night. was taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
ROBBERS USE
DYNAM TX

BENTLEY. kan. March . Rob
bern this morning wrecked the safe
In tho Hank Of brutleY with dyna.
mite and escaped With si.bo0 In
cab
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
APPOINTMENT
is APPROVED

VIENNA. March 27-Emperor
william has approved the appoint
The stars efforts, the habit OF
can ambassador.
Tonight. az the Alaska club. Maui
rice -. Loehey viii speak ON the
Humphrey bill. which provides that
appeals from Alaska shall be heard
IN Seattle Instead Of san Francisco,
as formerly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

There vas an
fnclplent riot yes
tcrday at the
broadway high
school building
V hlch arose out
Of the failure 81
Professor Robert
II Garrett 90 get
nis hair cut
During the AS
.s..rstsIe d = Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
DIES RYHER
OWN HAND
tainted by Her Brother, Miss Mary Few Car
ries Out Her Threat to Take Her Life by
Swallowing CarbOiC Acid---Was Well Known.

Miss Mary Few, aged a. re-
siding ON the Duwamiah boulevard
near Abrahamaon' brick yard con
mitted suicide this morning by
drinking eafbolle acid. There were
fully three ounces Of the poison Ia
the Wat and she swallowed the en-
tire contents. expiring after fearful
agony The coroner bar taken
charge 81 the body. which la AZ But
terWortha.
Miss EeN has been keeping houae
for her two brothers. Charles aud
Edward Few. Tor the past Is years.
aud wua inclined 10 melancholy.
She has suffered from stomach trou-
Die and bad teeth In recent years.
and was easily worried over trlfles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
20 YEARS FOR
SLAVE BUYER

NEw YORK. March - Robert
epfieEs The negro irnfficker "a
nhIte slaves Vas sentenced 60 80
years luuf lsuunrut lhla morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
CALLS ON
THE POPE

ROME. March aT.-ArChbishop
Ireland arrived today and has ak
ed for a private audience with the
pope
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
Sink Cause Of Trouble.

This morning her brother started
20 leave an bis trip 10 the city With
bis milk wagon and just before de-
parting the women made some re-
mark about him having a sink fixed
up. over which she had complained
frequently Tor weeks.
Just as soon a. possible" be re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

FrelEhtsF oyegunlan ls hae APRIL
s. She will load a cargo Tor the
Hawaiian isiAnda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
STEAMER SINKS
CREW ALL LOST

Lisbon March 21A vessel be sunk during terrible
esed 10 be English packet night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

The only explanation that the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
FIRST DEFEAT
FOR LOBSTERS
Easy Street Is Not Reached
Until Last Man Is Sent
to Timber.
Standing of the Teams.

Father Gimlin and his eager band Of
Ogden HOLSTERS received a rather warm
reception in their first game Of the sea
son against Salt Lake at Walkers field
yesterday afternoon. The threatening
weather had the effect Of holding down
the crowd somewhat but those who did
go must have felt good to see the hated
rivals from the Junction City given
walloping in their first attempt at Salt
Lake
Local fans did not feel on easy street
until the last man was out. In fact at
one time in the ninth inning after two
men were out it looked as if the Weber
ties would come in with Garrison fin
ish and capture the game. The history
Of this inning. with the score standing 4
to 3 in favor of Salt Lake, reads as fol-
lows
MOrtenseu, the first man up, who al
ready had two three-baggers TO his credit
sent a drive to right field. 1t looked good
for two bases and nothing but the quick
ness of Dad Stewart in that corner. to
gether with a perfect lightning throw
and . remarkable stab by Beck nailed
MOrtensen as he slid into the second bag.
With the first man out Beck muffed "a
fly to his part of the diamond giving
Jack Henry life. Hopkins famed max
ihS tHe second out ana BIuXTud lined
out wicked hit TO left field, but James
held Henry at second. Taylor followed
with a mean twiSteT to third which was
thrown low to first. Margetts juggling
the ball long enough to give TAYLOR life
which filled the bases
BlUth came Up and sent foul fly to
MaTgetts, who dropped il. and in the next
ball struck out retiring the side. with the
bases filled. While all of this was go
ing on it looked like old times
Jensen and BiuXrud were the opposing
pitchers and it was a toss w between
them. but the Ogden man had the better
support of the two
This is the first game Ogden has lost
this season The teams meet again this
afternoon at o'clock
The score.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. June Funeral services over
the remains OF Peter Stubbs viii be held
tomorrow Sunday at 2.30 O'Clock in the
stake tabernacle.
The speakers al the funeral Of Jesse J.
Fuller. held yesterday in the First ward
meeting house were President Joseph +.
Smith. Patriarch John Smith, Elder Elias
Smith, President David John, Elder H. II.
Cuff and Bishop Q. II. Berg. There was
4 large attendance Of relatives and
friends Beautiful vocal selections were
rendered by the ward choir.
Sam Schwab has returned from Wells.
New. This was as far as he got on his
way to Ely He found the camp so
crowded that he couldn't get in, and so
decided to come back.
Race Whitney, who was in San Fran
cisco at the time of the earthquake. is
here visiting relatives and taking
needed rest.
4 marriage license has been issued to
George B. Thompson of, Salt Lake and
Miss Grace Dunno OF Provo.
The case OF D. c. F'ulmer vs. MaDleton.
has been set for hearing June 20, in the
Fourth district court.
An United States patent has been issued
TO the Salt Lake City Onyx company for
the Consolidated Onyx Star. Columbia
and Moonstone Consolidated placer min
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
The HERALD'S SPORTING PAGE IF T IS u sSss
UNIVERSITY IS SHUT OUT
Centerville Farmers In Line for
Baseball Championship of
Davis County.

The University Of Utah baseball tea N
was shut out yesterday on the Lagoon
grounds by the Centervilie baseball team,
which scored four runs. The farmers had
them beaten at every stage Of the game.
and but one varsity man reached third
base Ira Wiseman. who pitched for the
farmers. had a slant and shoot which the
college boys were unable to solve. Dur
ing the seven innings the varsity team
made only four safe hits. These Wiseman
kept scattered. and, with his support only
nine men reached first base.
The farmers scored in two innings In
the third inning they batted out three
runs In the fourth inning they scored
another run.
George Brown pitched for the university
team, and was hit for a total Of nine safe
ones. Four Of them came in the third
inning. which won the game for the farm
eTs- The field was in 2 bad condition
and the base running poor. Several one
handed stunts were pulled off in the field
The CenteTv1lle team is playing in good
form this season. and it is believed will
win the championship N the Davis COun-
ty league The lineup follows
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03

ing claims, situated in the Lehi mining
district.
A daughter has been born TO Mr. and
Mrs. LinmOre Pierce; all we'll
The Utah County Fruit & Produce
company is now occupying the quarters
in the Smithworth block lately vacated
by c. F. Decker & Co.
The baCCalaureate sermon to the Proc
tor academy graduates viii be preached
tomorrow evening by Rev. s. II. Good
win in the Congregational church.
The Electric company shut off the
street lights last evening. agreeable to
the notice sent the city council some time
ago By Manager J. J. Num- to the effect
charge 81 a month for 81 C. D. lights for
which the city has heretofore paid 60 2-3
cents. and the city's refusal to accept
the advanced price What the outcome
will be is uncertain, but it is not probable
that the city viii agree TO pay the in
creased price. The price was raised by
Manager Mum IN retaliation for the city
charging the company a license fee of $3.50
a year under license ordinance enacted
in. December last year. providing for the
payment Of license fees by telephone,
telegraph. electric light companies etc
The citizens generally are back of the
council in refusing to pay the advanced
price and ia is probable Mr.. Num- will
reconsider his position. II not some other
arrangements will be made for street
lighting and till such time the city will
remain in darkness
President BrimhalI of the Brigham
Young university. left today for Logan,
where he will deliver the baccaIaureate
address to the A. c. L. graduates tomor-
row forenoon.
Professor 4. c. I.und banquetted about
afternoon at the Vienna cafe. After the
banquet the party took a drive around
the city on a transfer wagon and sere-
naded a number of friends.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
SIR HUON WINS
LATONIA DERBY
But Two Starters in Big Event
and 1t Is Walk0Ver for
Winner.

Cincinnati. June although ten thou.
sand people CheeTed today when Sir Huou
won the Latonia derby, there was really
little to enthUSe over TWO racers. went
to the post in the rich event, and It was
virtually a walk-OvCr for the winner.
Lady Navarro, the other starter, could
not make Sir Huou extend himself and
he won by five lengths pulled up Tho
net value Of the stake vas S5-l25. Results
First race. mile-St. VoIma Won. FUlara
second. MoTendo third Time-1:H A..
Second race ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
won. Miss Bertha second Firalto third
TINES seconds
Third race. six furlongs-Robin Hood
won, Don Domo second, Miltiades third
Time--13 -
Fourth race. Latonia derby. mile and
haif-Sir Huon, 20. TToxIer. ! to 3 won,
Lady Navarro. 10. Dugan. Is TO ;, sec
ond- Time-2-S6 A.. Two starters
Fifth race. ~ furIonEs-ZaI won. AIveS-
ton second. Bergman third. Time-54 -
seconds
Sixth race undertaking won. AdeSso
second MlnUehaha third. Time-l:f0 A..
Seventh race. mile and a sixteenth
wexford won. Mamie AigOl second. Lou
ise Mcfarland third Time-1:47 2-5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
OGDEN TRACK OPENS TODAY
Large Bunch of Local Bikers Have
Entered for the Open
ing Meet.

The Ogden saucer track opens with the
first meet of the season at p. m. this
evening. In all about fifty Salt Lake
riders. or rather riders who are perform
ing at the local track will take part in
the meet These Will leave on q special
train this evening and will return home
On the Rio GTande special at Il o'clock
tonight.
The programme for tonight viii be a
half-mile handicap, and mile open, profes-
open. amateur and a fivc-mile motor
paced race between Hardy Downing and
TVcT Redman-
Manager Chapman Of the Salt Palace
saucer track announced his prOgra mme
for Tuesday night yesterday Tt Will be
as follows Half-mile handicap. and
three-n1ile lap. professional A mile in
yitatiOn race IS also on the programme
for the pros The amateurs have a
quaTteT-mile open and a miss-and-oUt
race
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03

with Hon. w z. Reynolds as tOastmas-
ter. a which responses were made to the
following toasts; The University as it
Was, Hon Joshua Greenwood: THE
University as II Is" Hon. Thomas n
Taylor; The University as II viii Be, -
L. John NuttalL
4 grand alumni ball was given in the
gymnasium hall in the evening.
Jesse J. Fuller died at his home in the
First ward this morning at 100 o'clock,
after. several weeks illness from Bright 5
disease and complication of ailments
Mr.. Fuller was a native of New York
where he was born June I. 1885 He be
came connected with the church in an
early day and was with the Mormon peO-
pie i'm NauyOO- Mr.. Fuller came to Provo
in the early years of its settlement. and
had been ouitely prominently connected
with municipal affairs in former years
He was a man of honesty and integrity,
and leaves many friends. His wife sur
wives him. Funeral services Will he held
row, commencing at o'clock
David Latimer Of Salt Lake City died
last evening at the mental hospital. where
ne had been receiving treatment since
Aug. l. 1903, from dilation of the heart
and general debility. Mr.. LatimeT was IS
years Of age a native Of Scotland. and
had been in Utah for thirty-three years
He was formerly in the employ Of the old
Utah Central railroad company He had
one brother living in Salt La Ike and one
in NpDhL The remains will be taken to
Salt Lake for burial
President Cliff of the state medical So
ciety has been in communication with the
American Red Cross society at Washing
ton. y. g. on the matter Of establishing
a branch society in Utah, and steps look
ing TO the formation Of and an oTganiza-
ton have been taken by the national So
ciety-
been called to the bedside Of her mother
al ROUlder. Colo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03

Archbold intends to race in the amateur
class next season at the Salt Palace
Burton Hardy, who won he novice
prize, rode in several novice races at the
Salt Palace track last season. This is
the first prize he ever won
The officials were Frank Hart and
Frank Gardiner. -handicappers. William
p. Fowler. starter 5. 5. Smith Joseph
JorgenSen and Tod Caine timers: Dick
Wright J W. Guthrie. James CSoldiug
Arthur Anakin. Dick Cranes and I
Malin. scorers; F g Sanford. clerk Of
course. . F. Walker, J. 7. jackson.
Charles L Berry and Charles H Dowse
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
PACIFIC COAST.

Oakland. June 2.-San Francisco shut
Fresno out today by the score Of > to n
Hit pitched gilt-edged ball. allowing Fres-
no only two hits Spencer made = home
run and two singles out Of four times at
bat. Score:
R H. E.
Sah r Francisco -.-.--------------.-. Q
BatteTies-Hitt and Wilson: McGregor
and Egan. Umpre-McDonald
Portland. Ore. June Both Essick and
Gates puzzled thir opponents today, and
with almost perfect support the runs were
held down to the minimum. Score:
R. H f.
Portland acknowledgements
Oakland ...-.-..-..-......... 0
Batteries-Essick and Mclean; Gates
and T. HaCkett. UmpiTe-kneH
Seattle. JUna Seattle won from Los
Angeles. but in order to do it had to
make five runs III the eighth inning
There were more kinds Of playing mixed
up in the game than has been seen in
Seattle in years Each side used two
pitchers. Score:
r H. E.
Seattle -. ---.--..----..-....-.--9 II >
Batteries-C. Hall Vickers and Blank
ership; Hopkins, Bergman and Bliss.
Umpire-Perrine
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
SUIT AGAINST HERRERA.

Los Angeles, June Z-Manager Nc =
= Carey Of the Pacific Athletic club =
Billy Nolan manager for Battling y
= Nelson and a local newspaper i
y which acted as stakeholder for the =
= recent scheduled fight have joint =
y " entered suit against AureIia =
= Herrera the puEilist. to COMPEL nav =
= meUt of a check Of 5000. posted bv =
Herrera as a forfeit in the recent \
= fight One-half this amount was i
y posted as weight forfeit which is =
= now claimed by Nolan. and the other !
y half as appearance money which is =
= claimed by MCCaTey. Herrera's for =
y felt was in the shape Of a check =
which. it is claimed. hn afterwards 3
= protested. The suit is directed tech :
= niCally against the bank on which =
y the check was drawn !
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
Cincinnati
WESTERN.

Sioux City. June Sioux City won the
most exciting game Of the season TODAY
Hess was put out of the game in the ninth
inning for criucising the umpire. Score:
R II. E.
sioux CITY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i
o. I
Acknowledgement and Hess: McNeeIv
and GOnding.
Des MONIES. June 2-Des Moines won
from Lincoln today in A hard fought
game by ninth inning batting rally aft
or Lincoln had apparently won the game
Score:
r. H E
DeS MONIES ---......-....-.-2 8 !
Lincoln 90 --------...--..-...1
Enthusiastically and Towne; Jones and
ZinTan.
At PUebIo-Denver-P Pueblo game post
pOned. rain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-03
BASEBALL GAMES TODAY.

= Ogden VS. Salt Lake, at Walkers +
y at D m =
y Eureka Us. Park City at Park City :
y at .. m. y
y Keith-O O. BrieuS vs. Salt Lake =
y Hardwares at Fort Douglas, 10 a. m. =
y SiegelS VS.. Turf Exchange at Wal =
y kers field at 10 a. n. y
= Dinwoodeys vs.. Lyric at Salt Pal +
y ace al $50 a. m =