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WINNER WAS OVERLOOKED,
In Field of Supposed Good Things Two
Long Shots Upset Calculations.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2I.-Lassen
and DR.. Eowell quoted at 100 10 l. nm
race AT EmeryvlIle today. a very or
dinary field wen, 10 the post and there
were several supposed good things. The
winner was overlooked as was DR. Rowen.
The 81. Fhilipina handicap resulted in
an easy victory for Edwin Cum. Fine
weather prevailed and the track was
slow
First race i've rurlonss selling
sen, 1o9 a. WrtghtI. 100 10 /. won:
Dr. Eower l2o (MentryD, loo 10 I, sec
ond Bonviyant, loe IT. Rice 1S 20 l..
smithy Kane Water Thrust and Dr.
Scharn finished as named.
Second race. four and half furlongs--
Love OF Gold. 109 ,Fischer), ~ TO ,.
won Adsna. 100 CA. Brown. 0 TO 5, sec
third. Time. :5s - Adrian and Memo
riso finished az named.
Third race mile and a sixteenth, sell
ing-yincentio. Il2 O.. Wiiliams). & 10 I,
won; Almaboy. los tFair 6 10 second ::
Tlaunt l0g (Grahamp. j. 10 ., third
Time. i;s2 Is I Tcid You, Black Prince
Crowshade and Henry Luehrmann Jr.
finished as named.
Fourth race, ST. Philiplne handicap
mile and sixteenth. $1,000 Edwin
Cum. llS G. Huntorl 10 g won: May
r.. a7 (F. Lynchl. i2 to I. second: Su
preme Court. lo2 (Grossl "a I. third
Time. 1.50 is. Andrew Mack and Ponto-
toe finished as named,
Fifth race. six and a half furlongs
selling Confessor. ll2 (R, Dav,s), TO ..
won: The Reprobate. 100 (kocrner,, 1s
to 3 secord; sheen as (E. Lynch, > TO l.,
third. Time. 1:22 -. DR.. sherman. An
VII. Hugh McGowan, Spmosa and Queen
Anne finished as named.
sixth race. ave furlongs 105
(Fischcr). 2$ to ;. won; Bllnchec. sS (E,
Clarke, 25 In l. SECOND, May Pink. ~
MGFae ss aj Sr SG F1em 'sT Mra Tme speaEcg Sa sg
Fontana and MoaZow Horn also ran,
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STANDS WITH PRESIDENT
Carnegie Says Roosevelt Is Best Friend
of the Railroads

WASHINGTON, March 27-Andrew
Carnegie, who is in Washington for 4
few days, today expressed the follow
ing opinion on the railroad situation:
81 absolutely endorse the President s
attitude toward tho railroads. He is
the best friend they have and they
ought TO realize it. The railroads had
better stand with him. if they do not
accept his moderate measures. they may
be confronted by a man IN the White
House who will approach the question
Of the railroads from an entirely diff
ferent standpoint. / regard the Presi-
dents Influence rs to the railroads as
wholesome and conservative.
Mr. Carnegie lunched with the Presi-
dent this afternoon. Others present
were Vice epresident Fairbanks, Secre-
tary Cortelyou, Assistant Secretary of
state Bacon and Robert S. Mccormick
former ambassador TO France.
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Saturday Last Race Date.

HOT SPRINGS Ark. March 27.--Dar
a Stuart executive officer of the Oak
lawn Jockey clum announced today that
end next Saturday. Results.
First race. three and n half furlongs
Lavatrna won, Belle Flower second.
Ellorn third. Time AZ as
Second race. four furlongs Great
Pirate won, Manchester second, Ida May
third Time. - -.
Third race. six furloncs-Taunt won,
Glendover second. Lady Gay SpanSer
third. Time. Ills 3-5.
Fourth race. six furlopgs Top
won, Anna Ruskip second, Ina GrAN
third. Time. l:l5.
Fifth race six furlongs Invasion wcn.
Tom Giroy second, j. j Mct third.
Time. .l6.
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth "" @
tort won. Helgcrson second, Little Giant
third. Time, n.
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wooDTHoRPE's EXCITING RUN.
Held Lead ALI the Way to Stretch, but
Came in Unplaced

Los ANGELES. March 27.--In the
mile and slXteentl race, Wood thorpe
caused good deal of excitement by
lion. however came from far behind and
took commanding position when Wood l.
thorpe weakened. The weather was clear
and the track in good condition. Re-
suits;
First race five furlongs-M -Masedor. 11o
(Akerl, 10 |. won: Fl Bernardo, lo'
IISmlthli " to J, second; Willie Gregg,
Joe Kelly. Lady Albertine, Hirtle. Inter
iude. Billy Taylor and Black Eyes also
ran.
Second race. three and half furlongs
--HarveL liz (Bulmanp. / Ia .. won
Swagcrlator ITO CRoss). . to .. second
Isalnade. 10 tBoand). 20 /. third. Time.
HdrSes he S HsiSf EeIy 59si ioseph X ";'ls; also
ran.
Third RAGE sseyen Hurlongs-Big Store,
81 81 Won s3nS WnS9mf So1SnT Vas ia
tBolanoJ. 70 ], third Time 1.29l, j.
V Kirby, Luekett, Myrrle II, Belasco
and Salina also ran.
Fourth race mile and siXteenth-Co-
iiIion. lo9 CEmsseD. TO /. won; Belvoir,
11o tSoland), TO L second George r.
Miner loI (KunzI, 3 10 l. third. Time.
1:4sl- Woodthorpe, Gold Spot. Stoessei,
CrotX dor and Tattenham also ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs-M Money Musk
81 Goss). TO j. won; Revolt. ll2 (Bo-
landr, 2 to l. second; Tin Hurst, 10
tBrusseD. s 10 ]. third. Time. I:15. Ell
fing King. Antara- Einglsr, also ran.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Buna, ~
(Clark). = 10 l. won. Phyz, l07 tBoland).
l. To 1. second: Lydia Wrousman, lO7
(Ross> % to L. third Time, :29i. Flo
Ia. Lady King. little Gregg. Audubon,
Retropsw and Kamsack also ran.
Seventh race. Ave furlongs-Jady Glad :
stone. 1o5 CPrcston). 10 /. won, Re
dan, 100 (Aker). ~ 10 i. second; Nun s
Yelling, los BrusseD, 10 2. third. Time.
:0G LORD Provost. Ambitious. Beaujl-
ful and Resi. King OF the Mist and Dan
Collins also ran.
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Fair Ground Results

NEW ORLEANS. March 27.-The re-
suits at the Fair Grounds today were as
follows:
First race. siN furlonEs -Lidwina won.
Briliau, second. Gray Plume third. Time.
ia Is.
Second race. -four and half furlongs
Rebel Queen won. Tirhen second, Dew
Of Dawn third. Time, 50 as,
Third race. snliln9 six fnrlonss-Ma
zoula won, HoCus Pocus second. Alanie
third. Time. l.li 3-5.
Fourth race. FIVE furlcugs Robin Hood
won. Fronrenac second. Rusk third. Time.
LOO
Flnh race, mile and a sixteenth Cut
ter won. Iancastridn second. Foreigner
third. Time, AZ SIS.
sixth race, seven furlongs- Morales
won. ROYAL Breeze second. Bitter Miss
third Time, l:2i 3-5.
Seventh race. mile and seventy Yards
-popple Gold won. Bye Bye second. Abb
imre lhlrd. Tino. l:ll LIS.
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SALVADOR WANTS PEACE
Report That Mexico Has Been Ap-
pealed TO Is Confirmed.

WASHINGTON. March, 2I.-Mr
Crcel. the Mexican Ambassador. today
confirmed inc press dispatches of This
morning that Salvador las expressed
a desire for peace in Central America
and is anxious TO have Mexico exert
its good influence in ending war
This desire of Salvador is regarded
bv diplomatists as an indication that
the war is practically ended, because
Honduras is not strong enough 10 con,
iinuc il single handed. This action ot
Salvador VIII DOUBTLESS prevent Guate-
mala rr Costa Eica from taking anv
part in the support Of Honduras. Mr..
Crccl had a conference with Mr.. Corea.
the Nicaraguan minister today md
probably viii confer tomorrow with
Secretary Root rs 10 how Mexico and
the United States can best exert theR
efforts 10 restore peace.
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HACkETT COAFESSES
GUILT OF R0BBER|ES
Old Offender Caught at Provo
and Brought to This City
for Identification.

Arthur Hackett, an old time offender,
is In tine city prison. charged with
burglary on two counts.
On March fine Austin residence, at
sos South Third East street, was
entered by burglar. who carried away
a gold watch and Sl7 IN money. y
few davs after this robbery a young
man was arrested on suspicion of hav-
ing committed the crime. He stoutlY
maintained his innocence. and explained
the fact that he had pawned the stolen
watch by declaring that a stranger
had given il 10 him 10 so dispose of.
He furnished the officers with an ac-
curate description of the man from
whom he had received the watch, and
the detectives Immediately started a
search for him
When. on March 10. the residence
Of Mrs Margaret Clawsou, at - North
State street, was broken into aud re
lieVed nf scalskin sacque valued at
$500. the detectives became convinced
that the man who had robbed the
Austin home was at his old tricks again.
The fellow proved TOO clever for the
officers. however. and they had all but
abandoned hope of landing him when
the news Of the arrest of a fellow close
ly answering his description came
from Provo Yesterday morning
Chief Sheets at once communicated
with Sheriff Harmon Of Utah county
asking him to bring his prisoner to
Salt Lake for Identification. Harmon
complied with the request. arriving here
early Yesterday forenoon. The com
plete Identification of the prisoner fol
lowed close upon his arrival, and. when
he saw there was nothing further to be
gained by denial. he confessed that he
had committed both the Austin and the
Clawsou burglaries He viii be taken
back 10 Provo TO he tried FOR the petty
CRIME committed there, and then re
turned 70 Salt Lake TO answer for the
TWO March hurglaries.
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Results at Rennln gs.

WASHINGToN March The results
a, Ronnings track were as follows
Firs, race FIVE and a half fur)oues-
Lord Boanerges won Gold Sister second.
Toddles third. Time. los So
Second race. four and half furonSs
Dead Gone won. Glaucus second, Blem-
Der third. Time. .hS
Third race, seven furlnnEs-Tudnr won,
Jack McIeon second. Town Topics third.
Time. $50
steeplechage- Garter knol won. North
vile second Gus Strauss third. Time.
All.
Filth race six rnrlouss-East End
won, Neitlc Carita second. Accumulate
third Time. l:1I So.
Sixth race mile aud forty Yards Reid
moore won. Cohmosa second. Paul Clf-
ford third Time. ,S5.
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.EPHRA|M SPORTS ARE
ENCOURAGING BOXING
Entire Sanpete County Worked
Up Over Lund- Christie
Fight.

SpNN se' w uN lipult'
EPHRAIM. March 2T-The fight be-
tween lack Christie OF Salt Lake City
and Chris Bund OF Fountain Green.
which Will be pulled off In this city next
Friday night, has created a great deal OF
interest within the entire Sanpete coun-
~.
The supporters of Lund are those from
the north part of Sanpete with a few
scattered through the south With the
sports of Ephriam. Christie is favoritc,
and they will back him to the limit.
Lund's admirers are offering odds at two
70 one. which are being snapped up
fast as they are offered. Christie. In an
interview with The Tribune correspon-
dent at his trimming quarters In his city.
said he never felt better in his life and
thought he would be able 10 put up one
OF the best fights Of his career He fin
lshed his hard work yesterday by one
hours fast work on tae punching bag,
jumping the rope. etc. Then he boxed
TWO rounds each with eight husky farmer
boys. He Will simply work ont enough
from now until the fight to keep himself
in fighting trim. Christie feels confident
of winning the fight and will place some
of his own money on sae match.
Bund of Fountain Green is just as con-
lident OF winning as Christie. The big fell
low is In fine condition for the NTH and
his admirers are ready 10 put up money
that Christie cannot stay in the ring with
him ten rounds
Preparations have been made for the
entertainment OF the crowds from the
other parts of the county and from Salt
Lake City. where both Christie and
Lund have a host of friends. Orsen Beal
OF salt Lake is the promoter,
This kind of sport Is just what the
people OF this section are looking for and
hopes are being held out for another
match with the winner OF this fight and
any man in the State
Seals for the fight are going rapidly.
nearly all ringside seats being sold the
first day.
Two good preliminarIes have been ar
ranged between local men, one four
round contest and one siN-Yound contest.
4 big time will be insured to visitors at
the naNilinn nfier The fight
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no MORE NEGROES FOR
UNITED STATES ARMY
All Black Men Now in Service
Will Be Sent to the
Philippines.

!. !. !. = + + i. = i. i. = :. = :. !. ::
= HOUSTON, Tex, March ~ r
:. Announcement was made today :
= at the local recruiting station Z
:. that orders have been received !.
= from the War department at :.
X Washington, instructing that no :!
:. more negroes be accepted for ::
+ service in the army; also that :.
!. all negro troops in the United i
i. States will be dispatched forth i
= with to the Philippines. j.
=. i. :. !. !. II i. =. :; \. !. = - !: 1. =
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|||LROAD STRIKE
|S[EMS imminent |
r,,l conference Between En-
,I.vees and General Man
agers: No Agreement.
plNMEN WILL MAKE NO
CONCESSI0NS WHATEVER
Offer to Go Halfway
4 Is Refused, Without
Argument.

,ucAGO. March 27.-Thc $4,000
non Of the Western railroads seem
!, strike tonight than at any time
.be negotiations with the general
,,sr for an increase in wages and
so,4er work day were started two
..ks apo. The conference today be-
IN the representatives of the men
1, .hs railroad officials lasted four
- nut was failure as far as
,v;ug about a solution of the
.rblc
h. railroads offered the men in
.,,,ss Of seven per cent to passenger
.Sueicrs and ten per cent To the
',,r employees, including brakcmen,
,.nsn baggagemen and allied work
The men had demanded an in
..,,s of l2 per cent and Il ninehour
.-,Saay and when the officials de.
,fd their offer was the best that
IA be made the conference ended,
| ,te men by a referendum vote taken
"a rr.k had decided not TO accept
.rtbine short of their original de-
/rdk
Secret Conference Held,
. IMMEDIATELY after the conference
/rh up the representative of the
II, gui together to consider the adj
nSifity of calling strike in order
bring the railroads to terms. Just
"a decision was reached is not known
qht as The union men declined 10
us what had taken place at the
sing. fhey were a unit, however, IN
'hnng peaceable settlement of the
-fprsrsy can only be reached by the
'1 managers offering concessions.
rhsr meeting of the union men has
scheduled for tomorrow morning
the general belief tonight is that
Fke will be called within the next
flght hours unless the railroad
-isls request another conference TO
acdisettle the matter without re
toa fight.
h. Morrissey, chief of the train
crganizntion, said;
s'Up to the Managers.
W have been instructed by the
Es represent to call strike unless
oaeI of The roads was satisfactory
q The vote by which this attitude
isaebed carried the strike PROPOSE.
E tremendous majority. We are
a'ished and the men are not sat
We are not going 10 ask for
rore conferences with the general
eaers. II is up 20 these gentlemen
70 prevent the men quitting work;
ne Only way they can do this is
f:sdc TO ou- demands.
Gairetson, chief Of the conduc.
also declared that no further con.
1tss would he held with the gencr-
n,ragers.
'e rallroad officials are not quite so
anliilc over the situation When
nm we're declaring a strike was in
poe, Secretary Slasson Thompson,
" General Managers association,
We have not yet given mp hope Of
5eesole adjustment of the difficulty
lsVe conceded a great deal TO the
nfeady, and it would seem 10 be
matter of short time until the
oraclals viii see their way clear
s'esptng the general managers
slnon am of the opinion that
,pnisrence which ended in nothing
" WI he resumed again within the
'Ho DAYS and that some sort Of an
fmcnt will ho reached -
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DEADLY EXPLOSION
Dynamite Goes Off In Freight Csrs
Two Men Killed; Others injured,

ATLANTA. Ga. March 2I.-As a re.
sult Of the explosion Of eight cnses of
dynamite in freight car standing near
nc Southern railway freight depot on
Peters street today, two negroes were
killed, one was fatally injured and
several others were severely iulur"'.
Three freight cars were wrecked. The
dynamite is reported to have been
shipped from the Dupont company s
branch store in Savannah 10 Atlanta
and was declared To have been oxplod-
ed by percussion caps.
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WILL PLEAD FRIDAY
'narts In Idaho Timber Fraud
Gases Ask for Delay.
" 10 The Trihun

- Inc Tribune.
USE, Ida, March Ell. NJ.
,snafd' Patrick Downs and John I.
charged with conspiracy 10 de-
a :. The Government in the matter Of
~ secured by the Barber Lumber
INV OF this city, were arraigned
~ FEDERAL court this afternoon
~ peatty presiding. Attorney
aart,n appeared for the defend
'rp ne stated that Hawlcy, Puck
\ ~ ,namlcY would also appear in the
lot them. United states District
'',,'rn & ~. n: Ru'ck appeared for the
4, aueu,- an' ~ the request Of defend
4, n, COUNSEL they were given until
N: morning TO plead 10 the indict-
4 se number Of witnesses have
N ,sAanllned by the Federal grand
cas s past few days. and it has been
'Sl TINT former State senator
's,, ;;asald ~ and William Sweet. the
|tesa !" nevada, had been arrested,
II n, WIN having been connected
|tis;, "a, tImoer transactions. and are
|.' IN. way TO Boise.
n d" VAS "a, tho last day for reeistra-
|,re 10. n" NJ coming city election. and
rst ~ oeen great hustle all day
't,s TT TT voters TO the registration
Ma, .nc books close M Q 'clocl,
(hs,,lv" "n 1.-The inc total registration will
bson bs town by the name of I-sl;ck
||Boi.e '"lo out about five miles west
"H the Boise Valley electric
,ss, Wv There has been some frost in
u"a rc,u during the past few dovs
f. bscpn' sp'i,"d that only slight damage
POI soniSg OF the Scottish Rite Ma
d,voII'o IIouthcrn Idaho. i'm session borc
tas;f a.. attended, and great interest
'eu In the conyocation.
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MOVING TOWARD ZION.
Moffatt Road to Reach Salt Lake With
In Three Years.

III ihree years,
DENVER, March 27.-At the weekly
luncheon Of the Denver Real Estate FIX
change today, j. w Kelley. city pas.
sencer agent of tho Denver, Northwest
eru & Pacific railroad (the Moffatt
road, delivered \ sbor, address on the
progress Of the road in which he an
uounced that the builders expected To
have the line completed 10 Salt Lake
within three .vcars from date, So far
l26 miles Of road has been built, he
said. nj = cost Of Sl0.oO0,0Oo. This is
the most expensive part of the route.
and IL is estimated that the road viii
be completed Al Il cost of from $4,000,
400 TO SIS 900 900 more. a total of not
more than $25,0n0,000 for building
the entire line.
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Machipjsts Strike,

NASHVILLE. Tenn, March 27.-Be-
cause of differences over the employ
ment of nonun,on labor in the shops of
tho Cincinnati Southern railroad at
OaGdale ard Somerset. Ky. the ma
chiuists have walked out II is re
ported that other shopmcn throughout
the system will ioin the strikers,
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Departments Explanation.

WASHINGTON, March Eft was
stated at the War department that the
reason for the order discontinuing fur
thcr recruitments of negroes is because
the military organization authorized by
Congress is now filed TO its maximum
strength. The department itself an
nounced some months ago that all the
negro troops with small exception,
affecting some short-time men and a
few at West Point academy, had been
ordered to the Philippines
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President May Attend.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-'T will
come If | can. was President Roose-
velt s reply to an invitation extended
to him today by committee of the
National Arbitration Peace Congress,
who asked him to attend the public
dinner to be given in New York by the
Compress April L.
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MAY HAVE A BRAINST0RM
Seventeen Year-Old Youth Tried tc
Blow Up County Hospital.

: :. = F !. :. !. !. !. !. !. i. + :. :.
= CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, i
i. March 27.-Roy BourQuin, aged {
= II, is under arrest, charged with ::
:. attempting to blow up the :
i. County hospital. The boy placed :.
Il several sticks of dynamite in :
r the furnace Of the hospital, and :.
!. had it exploded heavy loss of !
:. life would have resulted. Bour- ::
= quin has manin for blowing :
= up things, and about year ago ::
= lost An eye and his right hand :;
:. as the result of an explosion. ::
:: :: !. !. :. !. i; = i. !. + !. :. !. = /.
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DAMAGED BY FLOODS.
High Water at springville Doing Con
siderable Damage.

Special TO The Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD. March 2T.-Recent
snowstorms. followed by warm weather
has resulted In lGohble creek becoming
a raging torrent. The new bridge on
Second South street has been under
mined by the waters and considera BILE
damage 10 the structure has resulted.
Men are now at work I'm the canyon
10 prevent serious damage being done TO
the electric light plant canal.
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BELLINGHAM GETS FRANCHISE.
Tacoma Has Withdrawn From the
Northwestern Ball League.

BELLINGIlAM, March 27.-Bellingham
has raised the necessary money 80 Sc
cure membership in the Northwestern
league and the franchise formerly held
by Tacoma VIII be transferred 10 Belllng-
ham by President Lucas this afternoon:
Mike Lynch of Tacoma and his team VIII
como 30 this town. Manager Lynch VIII
arrive here this afternoon and complete
the final arrangements for III" bringing
nf the team To This place. at meeting TO
he held This evening.
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-Four Generations Present.
Special to The Tribune.

RIVERDALE. March PA family re-
a few DAYS ago. on the ocCa sion OF the
cightIeth anniversary of the birthday Of
William cape Parker. There were four
generations present and the aged and
vigorous ancestor of those present was
the recipient Of several appropriate pres
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Seriously Injured.

Special In The Tribune.
ST GEORGE. March 2T.-James An
dIlIs was thrown from his wagon Mon
day and seriously Injured. Or. Wood
bury was called and SAYS that Mr..
Andrus will recover in time from the
I'm jiiries sustained.
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Leaves Nine Children.

Special TO The Tribune,
MONROE. March 27.-The funeral Of
the late Susan Swane Nelson took place
from the Monroe meeting house and was
largely attended. Deceased had been a
resident Of this section FOR forty six
years. and her husband and nine children
survive her.
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Fidelias Are High Mon.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. March 27-
kostcr and Schultz OF IN" Fldcias OF
New York were the high men among the
two-mcn teams in the third days events
cr the National Bowling association
Tournament, Their score was 1850.
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Reached Ripe Old Age.
specinl to The Tribuno.

SpeCl0I 20 TIC TrIDUnN.
FATRVlEW, March 27.-Thc funeral Of
Johanna IVenrood was held Monday last.
Deceased had reached the ripe old age
of a3 and had been a resident OF this
section for nfty-four years.
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Railroad Company Incorporates.

AUGUSTA. Me. March GA GER
tificatc OF Incorporation of the Toledo,
Wabash and st Louis Railroad com
pany was recorded here today The
capital is 10000, 900.
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Cunning Game Postponed.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.-Prcsi-
den, Ewing OF the Pacific Coast Baseball
laaguc has decided Ia postpone the open
inc of the new grounds i'm this city until
Saturday, April g. SO they may he in FIRST
class shape for the first contest of the
gcaEuu,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-28
M all Service Interrupted.

Special 10 The Tribune.
ST GEORGE. March 27-Rerent rains
have swollen ShoGl creek to such an rX-
tent that mail carriers cannot ford il.
and The pecpl" arc forced TO do without
regular mail service.