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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12

Cash auotAtlons were as tolloWs: F16uF-
Firm No. spring wheat. SO csc; No. 8.
44.c: No q yellow, 44kc. No. oats asNc.:
No, white. A1A q 4lEc.; No., 8 white.
8sN @4lhc. Fair to choice mailing. $50
western. s1.2e: prime timothy seed, $4,000
b5. Glover, contract grades. Sla.5o. Short
ribs. sides (loose). S9,371g@8. 62r; mess
pork, per barrel. SIT. lard. per 100
pounds, So ,s2ta: short clear sides (boxed).
sD,5o09.76. Whiskey. basis OF high wines.
81. Buttev--Merkct firm; cream cries.
.l@s1hc.; dairies. 20q129c. Eggs-NVeak:
at mark. cases included 90 24r.; firsts.
24c,; prime nrstz. 25c; extras. etc. Cheese
Steady at 1als 16c.
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NEW YORK PR0DUcn MARI1RT..
corrected Dally.,
ipOI1T TR Y-IIVE.

NM, NEW M Y ast re, Eser nary,
wheat Flonr--Dull. BuclswheatNominal.
iCornmeal,--Flrm.
Whe H, SD easy No; red SsAse s!eya.
July, S5Nc. corn--spot easy; No. q. Csc.
elevator. Options &c, net lower, May.
6sAsc.; July. base, Oats--Spot firm; mixed.
S6Asc.
Beef--Flrm, Cut Meats--Flrm; picked
bellies, 1oM 1ss.i picked hams l2scs
Turpentineast oady It 7lc74e
R!ca--clu!at. Molussea--Quiot, Sugar
Raw, steady; fair refining. asl-a?c.; centri-
refined, steady. coffee--Aiarket closed hut
jter--Strong; extra creamery, s2la QS3c. I;
common togpxtra, 2e332c. dairy. common
to finest 40 Qp2ac,; western, factory, COM
mon to tlrsts, 17,s031c.; Il do, Imitation,
creamery. 2.Q 2ac. Cheese--Strong at 12a a.
a4c.g Egga--llasyi nearby, selected, white,
! yoe,i@ brown ana mixed. extra 27@2Sc.i
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RICHMOND STOCK BOARD.
Richmond. Va. February II. 1907.
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia ccnturies-5oo at osa: 400 at

American Locomotive prcferred--10 at III.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid Asked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15

nIgo is the supply of tomatoes that the
local factory 3D. unable 60 kccp tho
street reduced &C. less than o. dozen
loaded teams waiting their turn to De
uu.oadcd. And following this ia tho
harvest of "a very heavy crop OH hgciH
NIrs sarah Alvord, wife of Gideon
.hN0rd. has been very Nl for some
time zoo her home from liver trouble.
Mr and Mrs y. w. Euis have re-
turned from am extended visit with
rh.ir SONS and daughter ana families
Iu Idaho uOlnts
Shuuc BROS win open "a new uueI-
mess Ou the Dean block near the tel'-
phone station. A new meat market
opened up last week.
NNe condition of John Jones remains
practically Iuc Same aa for many
months nust having been confined Io
H'e home for over . ear With rhcuna-
t.em
Preliminary Goo inauguratinB tine
new class work outlined for the seven
ties the Sunday school has been t.-
organized witch Frederick Barker SUN.
sr.ntendcut with Lorenzo Ward any
Albert storey assistants former nupl
David D.. Randall being ono OF the
presidents OF seventy vae released.
Tho Mutual Improvement assoca-
tons held "a very pleasant social and
dance last Tuesday evening to initiate
thc seasons work
Tho Religion class has been rcor.
rHrizef with A. A. koiord, principal
ana Hannah and Ellen Borrett assist
ants
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15

Many Of his Holland friends attended
the services.
MISS ELECTA CHu.ns DEAD.
Telegram was received yesterday bv
John Donulon from his sister. Mrs
Edna thiids Brady. conveying the sad
intelligence that his ucicc. Miss Eiccta
Chlds, died yesterday mprnlnr Ind
Butte. Mont. and that the body would
he brought to Ogden for burial Miss
'hllds was lN years of age and was
wen known in ogden. where She lived
up to about Two years ago. when she
moved to Butte with her mother. She
hos many Tolativdg and frionf.t
throughout Weber county and ogden
who VIII De shocked to learn of hcr un-
timely demise. Dc is expected the body
VIII arrive here about "Wednesday or
Ihursl7\, when arrangements for the
funeral will Dee made.
electrical WORKERS IN SEES
SION.
Tho International brotherhood OF
Electrical Workers OF the council of
Utah. Idaho Montana and wyoming
commenced two days session iu Og-
deu yesterday There arc in attend
aucH l5 delegates from tho four states
AZ The meeting held yesterday the only
business transacted was the naming of
committees. Last evening thc local
brotherhood gave grand ball mo the
Royal dancing academy, which was
largely attended and greatly enjoyed
The electrical Wuninatious were the
most elaborate ever seen iu Ogden ON
Wednesday and Friday evenings the
delegates win be- entertained at dancing
parties President Robert Curray is
presiding 900 the meetings
WEDDING PERMITS
The county clerk granted licenses TO
wed TO the following couples
j Frank stephens. 2S. and Miss Maud
Naisbitt, q. both OF ogden.
Charles W. Ellis 90, and Miss Louise
g. Brown 90 both Of North ogden.
Edgar p. Bunny 80. OF Durbur W.
Va. and Miss Sarah a. Blackwell, is,
Of Croydon. Utah.
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board that he viii get the countys
rock crusher out at Riverdale 20 work
this week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15

4 complete line Of hardware, sport
Ing goods. tents, at state ST. Hardware
252 So state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
CITY COUNCIL SESSION
Proposition 90 Park Sidewalks Aban'
doncd-Suay Dog Nuisance,

Ogden oct 16.--At the meeting last
night of the city council 20 was de-
cided to relieve the citizens bon park
ing districts Nos. ! and Of special
taxation. This means am abandonment
Of a plan Of the Improvement league
TO beautify the city by parking be-
tween the sidewalks and curhus
The ogden Improvement league sent
IN communication bearing upon the
stray dog nuisance and submitted au
ordinance which IL asked be- passed.
The matter was referred TO the law
committee.
Miss Tillie Hancock was appointed
assistant city recorder 10 succeed Miss
Louise Wilcox. who is soon to bc mar
ried.
on recommendation of the police
committee q resolution canCeliug q
contract between the city and G.. r..
Jayne Of the police department was
adopted
claims amounting to $LO3S were all
lowed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15

Peter Sundwall OF Fairyiyu. s.. T EaOk
W Spring city and }. NJ. Boydou. g. w.
SOrenson. p. e.. Jensen of Mt Pleasant
The committee reported its visit tU the
Utah Idaho Sugar company people aI
salt Lake, also an interview held with
Jesse Knight who has been looked for
ward 60 as beirg the man 20 give some
substantial assistance in the erection OF
the factory here. Ia fact. something
quite favorable in this line had been
certain However, at this interview II
was found that he Is too much tied
up with other enterprises TO give any
financial backing at the present time.
Ia visiting with the representatives
on the Utah idaho Sugar company IL
was learned that there had been some
KIND os a misunderstanding existing.
but this was soon cleared up and the
sugac people We're friendly ana On "a
mood 10 talk business
They expressed themselves as think
ing The postpOnemeut of the erection
Of the factory one year as being "a very
wise move but feel that the next fac
tory 20 be built win be- erected hero.
They asked the committee Go make
them proposition which they would
be pleased 10 consider.
One OF the chief points disposed Of
az this committee meeting was the
appointment of the following to- form
ulate proposition 10 present to- the
Utah-Idaho Sugar company viz T.. ID
Rees uf Wales. T.. c. Jensen of Mt
Pleasant Andrew Anderson of Moroul.
G.. ". Sorenson of Nj Pleasant and
Peter Smdwall OF FaiIVicW. when
this proposition is framed and report
ga % the general committee. another
committee win De appointed to present
the proposition 20 the sugar company
representative.
Much discussion concerning the par
ucular points OF erection of the factory
and other technical matters was had.
The committee feels that things arc
rather encouraging than otherwise,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15

Henry y. Jones NJ Tampa. Fla. writes.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
Committee Meet Win Jesso Knight
And uu,h- Idaho People.

Nj Pleasant, hanpete 90, DOT. IA
The following memi,afr of the CONE
mlitoe on sugar factory FOR north san
pete met IA Do Commercial club rooms
yesterday afternoon. Chairman T. ID
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

Mrs Anna Olson has filed suit for di-
vorce In the district court against Gus
tar A. Olsen. The parties were married
January "a 1907, at salt Lake city. and
the complaint alleges that the defend
ant has an uncomfortable temper
and has often since their marriage
called plaintiff vile names That on
the 18th Of this month in a ut OF anger
he burned their marriage certificate.
Insurance receipts ana other papers Of
value belonging 10 plaintiff. That he
is employed by the Wasatch Orchard
company az a good salary. A restrain
ing order was issued 70 restrain de-
PENDANT from disposlng OF $2,050 he
has in the different banks Of the city
and $1,000 worth of real estate at L0-
gan pending the hearing OF the case.
DEATH OF JACOB BOWMAN.
Jacob Bowman a respected resident
Of Ogden who died Saturday afternoon,
Of asthma. aged 81 years. was buried
yesterday afternoon In the family bur
ial plot in the Ogden city cemetery. I'm
pressive funeral services over his re-
mains were held at O'Clock at Larkin
q Sons chapel. a quartet sang the
selection Nearer My God TO Thee" and
LeoVander Aaker sang 20 My Father"
The life Of the deceased was euIogized
and comforting remarks made on the
resurrection by Elders Bernard Dem
kers, G.. J. s. Ables and e. A. Larltin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
NORTH OGDEN.
NEW S. S. OFFICERS.
Record breaking Crop of Fruit, Toma-
toes and Sugar Bccts.

Special Correspondence.
North Ogden, Weber Co. oct. I'm
the midst Of most delightful weather the
people OF North ogden are ending one
Of the most successful fruit seasons
from point Of yield as wen as price. in
the history OF the town. So extensive
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
LAYTON.
FIVE DAYS. CARNIVAL.
Biz Anair Launched for Bcncdt Of
New Mcctinghuu-c,

Special Correspondence.
Layton Davis co. oct IA five
DAVIS bazaar and carnival begins here
tomorrow and viii continue until Sat-
urdlv night Various booths have
been Installed with attractions of
many kinds. and splendid program
win be rendered during the week. The
affair promises 60 be Cd grand success
and Is launched TO raise means to com-
pIcte the mcetiuEhousc.
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IMPORTATION Of MACHINES.

j NEW YORK, August 24.--The New
York Automobile Club announces sev-
eral contests OF technical nature and
.of character new on this side OF the
Atlantic, TO be arranged during the
coming fall. The intention OF thA
directors OF the club Is to hold these
tests in New York City as far as pos
|stble although there may be ono run
ON the roads before the snow flies.
TO oversee these contests and attend
to other matters OF technical. nature.
g. contest and technical committee has
been named. The committee viii make
Its announcements at an early date.
Tho entertainment committee OF the.
club is also working on program for
the fall and winter
the Long Beach Hotel, in which was.
quarters OF the club, the series Of
ere t saa w sssS a aoaSi s ns
at the Lake Mahopao Clubhouse early
In September. The summer home OF
the snP Lake *
moblllsts these days. Its verandas are
crowded each evening by members of
the club and other automobilists. AL
management. There are rooms to be
secured by members who desire to stop
|overnisht. and a splendid dlning-room
the members are now making the club
house the scene OF their weekend va
cations. The club also maintains rooms
at the Peere Marine Inn. on Staten
Island. Next season. when the Long
Beach Hotel Ia rebuilt, the club Will
lngain take rooms at chat resort.
@ Many Imported Machines.
The customs house figures on the
importation Of automobiles during July
show q, considerable gain over the same
fifteen automobiles OF a total appraised
value OF s42s,Sa9,Ss, were Imported In
July, 1907, as compared with 106 cars.
Of t'I 1903 seven hnndred Ia and i Ave cars,
valued at s2,4Ol3107B, have been I'M
portAd at this port since che lst OF
January 1907. ecoomnassssd with So cars,
valued at sl.o02sa3,70 In the SANE
period OF 1905 and 1905 respectively
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GREAT RACE COUP
LOSES THOUSANDS
Black Mary, Scheduled to Make
Big Killing, Is Beaten
Out.
FORTUNE LOST BY A HEAD
CT r@-:,
FORTUNE LOST BY A HEAD
She Easily Disposes Of Favorite,
But Is Nosed Out by
Outsider.

SARATOGA, N. T.. August 24'-There
was good crowd at the Saratoga
:. ,ras,,, -. ea,.has :
'>'-u NC =. ~
c rule, were close and exciting. one
OF the most carefully planned kill
mrs" az tha wear <ai,ed IN +ha Ken
-. $50,
5luehy '.hNes' "heh toiaeA MAI , = u l' ee'i
sensational rush down the stretch,
failed by short head to land the
stake.
Black Mary was cnrded as belong
- ar c,,r,ta. n,h,o., a. cots ~
pc the name under which horses be-
lon ging 10 MRS. ~. Il. bradiey are run:
special preparation Tor TINS race mao
been given the -, my, ana on the strensth =
o. an unusually GOOD performances on
Friday, when she nnlshea third, ate.
rough Journey, MIs e,I 'Iaa4eS
that the Kentucky Stake was at her
mercy.
r. Dugan had been engaged Tor
some time as the rider, put compllca-
items arose at the last moment J: j
EHyland protested to the stewards that
ho had the loan or Dugan from John
e. Madden and ION" Healy TO ride
h1a filly Biskra IN the same race. The
stewards decided that as Durneil mac
PROMISED Dugah services ueioIe !.e 70 .,
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OUT AFTER RECRUITS.
Clark Griffith Add. to His Pitching


Staff.
ST. LOUIS, August 24.-It has been
learned hers that Clark Griffith has
been adding to his staff of pitchers
and has secured Del Mason who has
been q member OF the Cincinnati Ma
ttonal League team. Mason pitched
for Baltimore last season and was
accounted the star twtrler Of the East
ern League. Mason has not been O
winner for the Reds. but most OF his
defeats have Been matter OF hard
luck. Some time ago the Cincinnati
club asked for waivers on him All
National League managers passed Ma
son up. but "Griff" decided to look
him over and after some correspon-
dence with Over Hermann q price
was agreed upon. Mason will join the
team at once. Yesterday afternoon
"Griff" bought new shortstop--Neal
Ball. Of the Montgomery, Ala, club OF
the Southern League, He made an Of
fer for the man and was turned down
IN a telegram yesterday morning. He
Immediately went to the long distance
telephone and called UP Manage,
Chambers, OF the Montgomery CLUB
They soon agreed upon terms 1t IL
said the price for Balls release is con
siderably more than $1,000.
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Golf Notes.

Walter J, Travis at Garden City last Tues.
day made a round 81 the course In The me.
ntinenal score OF 90, lie was engaged
against the best BAH OF Ward and AioD6n-
all, anu won by a close margin. Tho
course at Garden City Eow measures 8,isS
yards and Its par Is asstS-18. Length was
not the only consideration In the reeel,t
changes to tho links, Several rolling grsons
now replace former flat ones, tho system OF
bunkars and traps has been altered to placD
u greater premium on accurate play, and In
other respects the grounds have been 30 in,-
proved as to make the course a positive test
OF skill. Trayis's marvellous so was com !.
pooed OF an out journey 1T a. and an In trlp
OF 81 Every golfer can realize this worth
of this performance. 8.
Contrary 70 the prevailing idea on the Sub.
Ject, John D. Rockefeller playa An excellent
game OF golf. A PERSONAL friend OF the OIL
Kings says that Mr.. Rockefeller would prob
ably negotiate the Country Clubs course in
from 8. 70 S5 strokes, That's going some
for a gentleman Weighted down with money
and years
A few weeks ago NE announcement was
n,ede that tho Metropolitan Golf Association
open championship THIS year would probably
ia held at Baltusrol Although the dates
.knSe not boen officially given out vet, 1t Is
a, good as settled THAI the tournament VIII
bs held there October ~, 18 and 10. There
viii he the usual sayenty-tW holes cf3medal
play ON the fret two days, while the third
day will ind the amateurs and professionals
teamed up In four-hall matches IN \ (
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
LONDON'S GREAT
STADIUM BEGUN
Grl4t Arena for Athletics Will
Provide Room for
SO,
PREPARE Err nj YMplc GAMES
PREPARE FOR OLYMPIC GAMES
Worlds Great Athletes to AS
semble in Metropolis in
July Next.

LONDON, August 24.-Athletes on
this side are now beginning to focus
their attention on the great interna-
tional Olympic games to be held in
London in July OF next year 1t Is ex-
peoted that twenty-five nations will
compete, and In view of the recent re-
verses sustained by English sportsmen,
British athletics are being adjured to
spare no effort to obtain the entry Of
the best possible sathletea. 81
At the ceremony recently, in which
the Duke OF Argyll and LORD, and Lady
Desborough participated. the, first
stanchion was laid on the enormous
stadium which will be erected for the
accommodation OF $4,000 spectators.
The site y quite close s; to the ~ maEniihs,
essd1 %She CT w shi E 81 th
most popular features OF London next
summer.
In addition. the stadium Will contain
ana aRaes pas e sre and tra1s exhSon
It VIII be oval IN shape. with seats all
meath; The length OF the g, sta { ~
cycling, and viii be thirty-hye feet
wide and Of two ana th flc, ,l,,; e :
|
and three laps to the mile.
| Then there will be as winning tank
100 metres long, and the remaind 4 !
! program for next years games has az
only been Professionally fixed, for each
nation is at present considering the
conditional form. -,
But the principal athletic . events 1n,, WI
ling: Flat racing, hurdle racing, lump.
ling. throwing the hammer, putting the
| shot, tug -of-war, throwing the discus
and hurting the iayeln.
Other Competitions.
There viii also be competitions II
cycling and archery for men ~ ana We.
men. fencing, golf gymna ST te f1nt,
swimming and wrestling, In addition
4 shooting competitions Will be arrange
| at B!sley, rowing contests az .henley
automobile races at the new track a
Brooklands, racing for motor boats T. 7
tho Solent. polo matches az Hurlins
| ham, skating contests at one OF TN
London Kinks, and racquettes and Ten
mis- matches at Queens Clup. .,, !,
i limited in number for various events
/ twelve being the maximum FOR most Q Q
/ the athletic Competitions They Will d.
made BY the association COVERING IN =,
sport In each connt aIa te enu VII y
The Olympian games, It may be re
marked, We're revived In Athens II
1896, after an interval of l,5eo years
\ Paris followed in 1900, ana p: Low u,,
/ homes. with international CO. operation
to succeed in making London the cen
4 ire Of a sporting carnival unsurpasse'
In the history OF the worla.
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A PAIR OF SHOES
FOR EACH TRIPLE
Wingo, Elicit & Crunnp Company
Offer 1nducemcnt to Colt
Sluggers.

The Wingo, Elicit & Ceump shoe
Company desires TIE Tinlss-Dispatci.
10 announce that the company Will
give pair OF their widely known
kenmore shoes to any and every play
err who knocks a three-bns hit or bet
ter on the Broad street diamond dur
ing regular game. The Kenmore
shoes are bang manufactured AT tho
Jamestown Exposition and are the
highest grade OF material and work.
manship that can DO gotten out.
The offer Oft the company holds good
during, the remainder Of the present
season. and members of the team win
ming u pair Gan procure them by APP
plying at the store irg5 Manchester,
where they Viii be Tilted, a
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the rattle Of chips are now hoard in all
the big clubs nights. The lid has at
last been removed, and race followers
who were suffering from ennui the
first ten duys OF the season havo some
place to go now after dinner. 1t took
much persuasion to convince the pow
ers that be In this village that the
policy OF keeping the cluthouses closed
was working disadyan tagsously to the
welfare OF the hotels and other places
which depend upon visitorR for sue
ceseful season. AS It IS, the fact that
the lid was kept down closely the first
ten days resulted In more than $500
good spenders leaving here and re-
turning to New York. The big hotels
were the ones to be affected by this
exodus. and whereas this time last
year rooms were at premium In
any OF tho big hostelries. none OF them
are more than half-full at present 1t
will probably be tho last time the lid
will be kept down In Saratoga, for
state of affairs. now see the foolishness
Of such proceedings.
Sanford Stables Winning Again.
The success OF the Sanford stables
has been one OF the features of the
piSSSHl s1uSSlIRt6.Ha ~ v ySdto dSo Lie
Sanford horses swept everything be-
fore them, but last year they failed to
win a race. This season the New
Amsterdam millionaire came with a
strong hand. With Walls. Kennyetto and
Danoscara he has won ak races. two
OF them being stakes. His horses are
now tavorites every time they start,
and as the stable IL a clean one. the
following Is very large. Mr.. Sanford
is true sportsman, and Guns his
horses for the sport to be obtained.
He never bets, and as he Is always out
to win 1t Is no wonder that his entries
are made public choices. With few
more Sanfords on the turf racing
would be greatly benefited.