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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-19

BAIT BEATS FLIES.
Anglers Arc Returning From Canyon
Streams With Interesting Stories.

Bait fishing brings better returns
than the ny in Utah streams at the
nresent time. This is the report which
local fishermen bring back after three
or four days spent In trying to make
the acquaintance or the speckied oeau-
ties.
Lost creek furnishes the best hshins
at the present time OF any OF the CtAh
streams. Harry Finch, John Robins
Fred Sanford and Dick Rogers re-
turned yesterday from this vicinity and
all reported good catches, L. IL. bI-
Ierbeck tempted twenty-four trout
from Lost creek by his cnucing fly.
stephen Lynch and \. B. Wlteher re-
port a combined catch OF III Tor TWO
The biggest catches yet reported
come from ]. w. CRhoon and CHI NIL
Ter the two crack Murray anglers. AS
.s,,It ~ two DAYS spent along Lost
creek with bait lines they report a
catch OF $50. u-Lu.
Al Cowan spent Sunday on White
ri,,er and came home with twenty
eight trout.
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Results nj Latonia

CINCINNATI, June lS.-Lntonia re-
suits
First race. six furlongs-Ida Davis
won. Inf1ammable second ST. Noel
third. Time. ia l-5,
Second race, four and one-half fur
Iongs-Mattie Mac won, Spider Web
second. Avendow third. Time, :54 1-5.
Third race. one mile-Josle's Jewel
won, Redford second. Plnaud third.
Time, 1:4l,
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Col.
lin Douglass won. DevoUt second, Cot
tontown third, Time. 1926 25.
Fifth race. five furlongs-Anna Rus
kin won. Belle Scott second. Froward
third Time. 100 4-5.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Dod Ander-
son won Woodlands second. Butinski
third Time. 1913 2-5.
Seventh race. one and one-siXteenth
miles-Red Light won, st. Tammany
second, Florisel third. Time. 1:i7.
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KING WARMLY GREETED
Coronation Journey OF IIsakon and
His Queen an ovation,

CHRISTIANIA, June lS,-King
Haakon and Queen Maud journeyed
today from Moldc to Christiansand and
were received everywhere with en-
thusiasm. Their greeting at Christian
sand was particularly warm. The mu-
nIclpallty of that city extended for
NAL welcome to the sovereigns. pre-
sentIng the King with an address and
begging him 10 be their city's guests
at a banquet AT which the health OF
the new monarch was enthusiastically
pledged Crowds thronged the streets
and chcered the King and queen
whenever they appeared. During the
Kings speech at Molde yesterday In
acknowledging the welcome extended
Il thank you In behalf OF myself
and wife"
The fact that the King used the
word wife" instead OF Queen" has
attracted considerable attention. The
King Is greatly pleased with the Demo-
cratic spirit OF Norway.
An interesting feature OF the day
was the arrival here this morning OF
the Norwegian delegates from Amer
lea TO King HauKOn's coronation. a
large crowd gathered at the quay
where numerous American flags wcro
displayed, and welcomed the Visitors
warmly. The delegates proceeded later
10 the monument erected TO the men,
DRY OF Henrik Arnold Wergeland. the
Norwegian poet, which was covered
with American flags. and placed q
number OF wreaths at it's base.
Prof. Hans g. Stub OF Hamllne,
MINI. in behalf OF the visitors, dcliy-
cred an address conveying 10 the Nor
WsgIans friendly greetings from their
brothers I'm America and congratulat-
ing Norway on attaining its independ-
anTH
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Women's Championship Tennis.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-Two lawn
tennis championship tournaments for
the women's national title VIII be
started tomorrow on the grounds Of
the Philadelphia Cricket club In
Philadelphia II Is reported that the
womcn's championship viii be default
ed by Miss Elizabeth II Moore, who
has had II four times. Miss Helene
Homnns, the recent winner OF the Met
ropolitan championships, Is entered
for the title and n younger sister Of
Miss May Sutton is expected to COM
pete. Miss Carrie q. Nealcy OF Gin
cinnati, paired with Miss Homans, will
defend the women's doubles champion
shin tItle
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FAMOUS SYSONBY
Will run NO MORE
Keene Was Recently Offered Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars
for Great Racer.

NEW YORK, June 1S-James r.
Keene. owner OF Sysonby. which died
yesterday. was deeply grieved at the
loss OF this great race horse. He or
dered a post-mortem examination and
the physicians settled conclusively that
the horse did not die or tho skin dis
cage for which he had been treated
Tor several months. The blood poison
Ing which caused death originated in
badly bruised frog OF the right fore
foot.
Skin Affection tho Remote Cause.
The skin affection had been the re-
mote cause. a. is surnIsed, for th-
horse had stamped in his stall TO ex-
press his distsstc for the Itching Of hls
skin. The frog had been terribly
bruised. There is a mesh OF small
blood vessels there. An abscess formed
and the entire coronet was found 10
he full Of pus The spleen and liver
we're found 10 be greatly enlarged, bun
the huge lungs and stout heart OF the
horse were unaffected.
Horse Attended by Family Physician
When Sysonby FIRST showed symp-
toms OF the skin trouble soon after
training began this spring, Mr.. Keene
was dissatisfied with-the progress the
thoroughbred was making toward re-
coyery and had his own physician at
tend the horse. Everything possible
WAS done. Sysonby's sufferings wer-
ritiable and during part OF the illness
the horse was strapped up 10 prevent
its injuring Itself.
Horse Carried Heavy Insurance.
II was stated last night that Mr..
Keene was recently offered over 5000
600 for Sysonhy by an Englishman. He
carried 800. 600 Insurance on the thor
roughbred.
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Horse Attended by Family Physician.
Results on Gotham Track.

NEW YORK. June 1s.-Gravesend
results:
First race. about six furlongs-Shot-
gun won, Bohemia second, Roseben
third Time. III 3-S.
Second race. one and one-quarter
miles. selling-Jennie McCaoe won,
James Reddick second. Angler third
Time :0s 2-5.
Third race, one and one-siXteenth
miles-Far West won. Ccdarstrome
second. Bullseye third. Time. 1;49 As.
Fourth race. the Astoria stakes, five
furIongs- won. Golden
West second, Alteration third. Time.
1907 is.
Fifth race. one and sixteenth
miles, selling-JAck McKeon won,
Glen Echo second, Lawsonian third.
Time. 1852.
Sixth race, five ard one-half fur
longs-Allow Maiz won, Mattacca sec
ond, Alpenmarchen third Time,
I 90 o-5
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EUREKA PLAYERS
LEAVE FOR HOME
Miners Will Strengthen Their
Pitching Staff and Go
After Pennant.

The Eureka ball players left for home
last evening Jubllant with their VIC
tory In the fourteen inning game
played Sunday. The Miners declare IL
the greatest game they have ever
played or ever expect To play. and
vouch that its sweet memories viii
long linger with them. as they were
the victors.
Slab Artists Coming Up.
According TO several OF the Eureka
players their team Is 10 be consider
ably strengthened within the coming
fortnight This Is especially true OF
the pitching stan. Tho Blue Rocks feel
that with n stan OF good slab artists
they can yet overcome the Tailors'
lead and Win the pennant.
Two Pitchers signed.
Working TO this end they have signed
Reed. who has been pitching ball up
Portland way. The Orcgonian II al
ready with the Miners and will be
seen IN the box next Sunday The
Miners also have their fingers out for
man named Brown, who was for
merly pitching mate of Rush's in a
Missouri league. Rush declares him
a wonder. With these new men, IN
addition TO the mighty Rush. Chiv-
roll and Johnson, ready to step in when
needed Eureka should be In q good
way so far as her slab work is con-
cernsd
Double-Head at Eureka.
Father Dubei and the Blue Rocks
VIII meet In a double header AT Eu-
rcka next Sunday. The teams are
evenly matched and the games should
be fast and interesting.
Ogden Getting Busy,
There was o rumor going the rounds
OF the local baseball fraternity yester-
day 10 the effect that Dad Gimlin has
released four Of his men and has some
clever ball tossers coming up. Evil
IDENTIFY the other teams In the league
are awakening 10 the fact that II they
want 10 get their hands within reach
Of the pennant at all they must get
busy before John Dubeis aggregation
gets complete mortgage on the elk
banner.
james In Bad Way.
James. tho Tailors" left fielder, who
had his knee injured in Sundays game
as a result OF his collision with Hahn,
will probably be out OF the next few
games. He was compelled TO remain
In doors all day Yesterday. but VIII
probably be around on crutches to-
wards The latter end of the week.
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Ward and Little, American Cham
plons, Defeated by 0oughtery
and Smith.
CONTESTS PROVIDED SOME
SPLENDID PLAYING
Wright, Who Was Out of Com
petition With Injured Hand,
Is Recovering.

LONDON. June ls.-Those who an
ticipsted a tame hnish of the Dwight
r Davis International tennis cup
matches nj Wimbledon today were
pleasantly surprised. the outstanding
singles, S. n. Smith against Holcombe
Ward and n. l.. Doughtery against r.
u. Little, providing some OF the best
play OF the tournament The spectators
included Beals {. Wright, who was
out OF the competition. owing TO an
injury 10 his hand Mr.. Wrlght's con-
dition is now so satisfactory that the
doctors visits have been discontin-
ued
Smith Played Splendid Game
Smith played a splendid game. and
It was only after securing the hrst two
sets. 6-l 60. that he gave Ward an
opportunity Of showing his skill. The
American had been able 10 win only
the sixth game OF the first set. but
when he entered on the last set he
showed ALI his old dash. Smith, how
ever, played a cool and resourceful
game, winning a hard set by 6-4
Little, opposing n. l.. Doughtery. dis
played splendid form After losing the
hrst game he played with such per
feet judgment that he scored four
games In succession, and took the set,
SO Doughtery gave a better exhibit
ton IN the second set, winning IL, 6-3.
He opened the third set with a loss.
but won the next two games. Then
ensued ding-dong struggle. Little
eventually proving successful, s-6.
Victory Swings in Balance.
In the fourth set Doughtery played
with great dispatch winning by 81.
again drew level with two sets all.
Little took service. promptly scoring
three games. one called In his favor.
Then the Britisher got into his swing
and fairly baffed his rival. Little,
who fell once In the act Of striking,
lost Ave games in succession, Dough-
terry thus securing the set and match,
Summary:
S. II. Smith, Great Britain, beat Hol-
combe Ward, America, 6-l. 60. ga
H L. Doughtery, Great Britain, beat
Raymond n. Little. America, 3-6. 6-3.
s-s 6-1 So
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Races at Denver.

DENVER. June l7.-Overland sum
maries. First race. 2:3O pace-Helen
Gould won last two heats and race. Best
time, 2:liA. Castro Made second and
third.
Second race, six furlongs, selling-Blum-
enthal won, Safe guard second, CASTILLO
Gregory third. Time. ll6is.
ThIrd rnce. half mile-Bill Mahan won,
Or. Hollis second, Young Pilgrim third.
Time. 49,. seconds
Fourth race, seven furlongs-l1usug
won. Fred HoTnbeck second. SissenYlno
third. Time, 1904.
Firth race, tive and half furloIngs-1
Prince Ching won. Lady Ray second Sir
Carter third Time. l;0Sh.
longs-Invasion won, Ny Surprise second,
EdgecIif. third. Time, l;oSh.
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VIII Join Cedar Rapids Team.

Hall win play on the Cedar Rapids
team His chief reason for going is
the fact that the combination he joins
Will bring him into fast company and
give him an opportunity TO prove his
worth and step into the big leagues II
he makes good. And there Is no reason
why Hall should not make good. II he
takes care OF himself
Hall Is a Utah boy and halls from
Bingham Junction. Five years ago he
broke into the baseball business as n
pitcher on one OF the smelter teams.
The following year he Joined the pitch
ing staff Of the Soda Springs team. For
the last three years he has been tho
chief twirlcr for Idaho Falls, Last
year this aggregation won the pen
nant In the Snake Valley league, ana
their victory was In no small part due
10 the twirling and batting Of Hall.
Dubci Has New Twirlcr Coming.
Father Dubel is said to have a good
substitute for Hall coming up In a
man named Page. He Will arrive here
from tho Coast directly and get down
10 work. According to reports Page Is
n topnotcher. but the fans VIII have a
chance to form their own opinion OF
Father Dubci's new twirler after they
have seen him In action.
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RULE NOT ENFORCED.
Bicycling World Notes That, Although
Prohibited, Tcaming Is Allowed
M saucer.

The Bicycling World, which Is pub
llshed in New York, deyotes over one
M 90 10 rnces at Salt Lake city saucer
Track The writer OF the account
makes this very pertinent observation
about the enforcement OF some or the
new rules OF the game:
Although the National Cycling as
ISOLATION At its annual meeting passed
a rule prohibiting team work ohlclals
ard ridcrs alike appeared 20 be nom
coenizant OF the fact in the hve-mile
open for pros. Joe FogIer. the fast
RrnokIyn lad. and Floyd Mcfarland.
teamed and did not make any bones
about II. There were other comoina-
tIons also. each trying TO land his man.
The Fogler-McFarland team was on
Rrnoklynite landed his man an easy
winner"
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American Wins Empcror's Cup.

HEIIGOLAND. June lS--In the
Dover -HeIigoland yacht race for En-
peror Williams cup, which was start
cd Saturday morning, the American
huIIt ynwl Navnhoc, owned by George
w. Watien OF Bremen, crossed the nm
isb limo al SOS tonight. the British
cutter AilSa. owned by Mrs. A. H.
I,eV-lg-Hm OF southampton. at ., and
tbe British built schooner Clara, owned
nv Max Won Guillcaume OF Cologne. at
g.30 o'clock,
Tho %avahoc gave the time allow
ance Of IS minutes 90 the Ailsa and
two hours and seven minutes 10 the
Clara
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slncnlechase Rnce Hold.

BOSTON. June 1s.-WIlllam c
Havs' geldlng. Grandpa, ridden by his
owner. defeated Chas. Phster's The
Lad and Thomas Hitchcock, Jr.' Hylas
in the grand annual steeplechase OF
$3.50 and a cup, At the Country club,
Broollinc, today. Distance, TWO ana
one-half miles. Time, 4;5Sh.
The other two stceplechase events
were won BY F. Ambrose Clark's Max
,mnian, who captured the National
Hunt cup by four lengths In 5:04&
and Charles NJ Harris's ConroVer.
which took tho MiddlescH stceplechasc
by six lengths In 5.0SE.
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Results at Meadows :.

SEATTLE, Wash, June B-Meadows
results: First race. six furlongs-AtBns
won. Cnrrick second, Ellerd third. Time,
l:lGL
Second race. four and half furlonGs-
I.nssen syon, Mrs, Matthews second, Rou-
sa third Time. 57lz seconds.
Third race. hvo and hnlf furlongs-
Crigll won Myrtle White second, En-
Chanter third. Time. l;lOh
Fourth race. nvo and half furlongs-
Alice Carey won, Pachuca second, Sir
Dougel third. Time. l;lOi7-
Fifth race, mllc-W. B. Gates won.
Caneio second. Hoollgan third Time,
l:ib4,
sixth race. one milc-Bombnrdier won.
Boloman second. Ramus third Time.
l 40
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nn0SAJ LEAGUE.
sanding Of Clubs.
hslon 2, Chicago I.

iurs IS-with ono out In tho
AVS game with Chicago. Bates
'tnm drove the ball over the
,ets. winning for Boston, two
FN r. II +
-.,fl0oooo0l-2 { l
90 00l OIL |
-rsder and O'Seil; Reulhach
lvc-bese hits. Howard, Stro-
NJ Bates. BaSn on balls. OF
Struck out. by Pfcner. S.,
u Umpire. Johnstone.
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james In Bad
TAILoRs LOSE HALL.
Crack Twirler Left Yesterday TO Join
Cedar Rapids Team,

Clyde Hall the crack pitcher Of the
Dubei Tailors. left for Cedar Rapids,
la. last evening. TO nnish out the sea-
son in the Iowa league. The Tailors
Will miss Hall. for he was not only
pitcher but batter. which is the eX-
ception. The first game that he pitched
here Hall only allowed four hits, and
then won the contest by hammcrtng
out a two-baggcr at an opportune
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ANA 10. Pueblo ..

b--Umpirc Davis's de-
Ms besey To scorc after run
~" Vut Of the line TO escape
.sinsd tod0y's game into
\ esse,s. Minor and Schrant. the
s-se. were chased TO tho
"a Tor protesting against
i fnSo r. II. z
VVpOOo0 Ia Q 3
.sa,,sVoo 4oslO-l0 u 0
and Mesitt: Dodge
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Roccs nj Saucer Track.

Tho following interesting pro-
eramme Will be pulled of at the sau-
cor track this evening. Five-mile open
motor race fye-miie zap race Pio-
,aSs,o,,al- onc-mile invitation race.
nrofcssional: two-milc lap race, pro-
fesEional; milo handicap, amateur
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Do,.,,s rcnnis Championship.

HARTFORD. Conn. June lS-Eari
II Rchr OF Yale successfully defended
hts title as tennis champion OF Ne"
England In the fnal match or the tour
nnment which was begun nelc ,ss ,as,
y,c.lr on the courts OF the Hartford
CoIf cIub defeating Theodore Roosc-
Welt Pcll OF New York. IS. 40. o. 10
6-S.
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RnIn saycs Missouri Crops.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. June ls.-The first
rain in this locality for nearly two
months began last night and has con-
tiuued intermittingly today Farmer
and gardeners arc rejoicing and say
late crops Will h. saved. oats and
early potatoes were ruined by the
drought
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pin, for BOX OF Cnndy.

Written In the hand OF a small boy
there comes 10 the sporting editor this
interesting note; ''The little Chimney
Buns defeated the Lucky strips yes YES
terdoy by score Of 16 to s. The
cnme was played for box OF candy
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VIC COAST LEAGUE.
no Z, Portlnnd .

- a. Ut July iS.-A small
a. slaSsnonday, watched Fres-
n ~ Today. GarVin was
49,, strike outs except
~ ~ runs, Eagan. In the
u Ia oall over the fence
oases THIS was tho
-: u rather monotonous
Esstoo 10y Il y, =
Ac.S 400 o d 10 > >
N Dssbxa,. and Donahuc.
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pcIcr,dc Appo,ntmcnt Approved.

LONDON, June ls.-Klng Edward to-
day approved OF the appointment OF
]. r. Whitehead. late secretary OF the
embassy AT Berlin. TO be British min
lister AT Belgrade.
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.h,nhia 3, Cleveland 2

|lyp June San error of
|l, posknan gave Philadelphia
n, h the eighth and sensn
[dss HArtsel. Knight and Sey
|~na Cleveland from winning
1 s'-A Score. F. II. T.
10000 o0-2 q
baa0OOOl0-3 & l
-H,n and Bemis. Plank and
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Ic7is 6. Washington 3.

-s June Is s-Three singles, 2
4 4 eovble In the sixth inning
ID rns for 81 Louis,
r II. F
6D0oil1o '-e II o
i0Olo6oOl-3 s 3
-f,,,y ard o'Connor, Kibbon.
q Vnheheld.
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~, June N.-Sew York Pitts
e1qahii-Brooklyn (at Brook
cheduled for today. were
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o.,caso 4, Boston 2.

Ia June Is-Chicago defeated
d 4 lr a hardfought game Of
.u soore r n. E.
.llib60o00o0o0l1 l2 l
|'iie10GOO0D0Oo-3 IA I
6pea, Altrock and Sullivan,
n lyubusfer.
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ElERN LEAGUE.
TNer IL, Lincoln y.

June lS.-Dcnvcr out
Today and won with con-
ifh score r, II r.
is : I Ia II l
ENp o 0 0 ? o. : o .
Il ~PAms and 2alusky; Jones
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ISan Association.

columbus, :: Mime
|eN Nt'Olls-lndianapolls. !;
7Loulsvllle. :: Mnwau-
do. j.; St Paul
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[lIIERSHAVf
I|NG STREAK
~ From Box and Win
(,slb From New
York.
3 TAKE CLOSE
.,ur FROM CLEVELAND
IN, Gets Winning Run
|Fdbth on Rossman's
Error.
|rrRIcAN LEAGUE.
's,pdIpg OF Clubs
..lIa. New York 2.

u ,,ra W-After two bases on
.,o-s and loves single With
ns,A oven Detroit . runs
raTford. Mcintyre and Nc
.,sly In the NTH and drove
~ Earae New York nelded
.,,u not 1nd Nullin.
r. n. z
i600Sio0'-s 10 2
OO01i0 o. S 2
uuiir and Warner: Hahn.
r,f,aire and Rlsinow
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nerican Association

4 ihs June ls.-Presldent
.as.a NNmerican association
|,sanoi,. .4hascr NJ. j. Kelley
pasnV eall team. pending
lls,.99i 9i the charge OF
ts,Iy.. 10 have been made
ksshs,o owens and Kane.
aris4 az =, also been suspend
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some More Rain.

LfhlA. June lS-St. Louis
n LhEe P0slponed. rain.
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nds Stop Morning Game.
sTenis Two More Gop,es

June ls.-Boston-Chicago
- postponed: wet grounds.
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REAL ESTATE DAY

SALTAIR. JUNE IS
BIGGEST PRIZE LIST EVER.
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REAL ESTATE DAY
3o-TRAIN-3o

sALTAIR. JUNE IS.
BIGGEST PRIZE LIST ENEE.
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Eat your lunch In the palm garden OF
the Royal
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|~L ESTATE DAY

6s'sIR sH, JUNE %.
HlAE LIST EVER.
"a In the palm garden a,
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sALTAIR. JUNE 20.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-02-09

mind upon his work that he cannot hold
job and that when he gets out OF work
he is unable to get enough energy to find
another place.
''In acute cases it is sometimes dan
gerous to refuse transportation even
when the person is apparently well able
to work. With the natural tendency OF
the Jew toward nervous disorders the
morbid conditions Of nostalgia fire.
quently develop into melancholia, hypo-
chrondriasis suicidal mania and in
sanity.
Zone APPARENTLY healthy girl to whom
transportation back to Russia was re-
fused committed suicide. Another went
insane. On the other hand, young
man who was suffering from all the
symptoms of homesickness and only
asked for transportation in order that
he might go home and die near his
father and mother speedily recovered
when transportation was refused and it
was brought home to him that going
back to Russia was absolutely out of the
question.
"When nostalgia takes hold of these
people little thing like massacre at
home will not keep them in the United
States II tney can get transportation
back to Russia. The other day woman
came in and asked to have her way paid
back to Odessa. She said that she and
her husband had decided to leave Russia
and all it's dangers and come to America
to live.
GAS she was afflicted with asthma
it was agreed that she should come on
ahead and make trial of the climate
before her husband gave up his work
and sold off all their goods. The climate
didn t suit her and she had made up her
mind to go back to Russia.