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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-11
Entries at Emeryville.
special TO The Tribune.


OAKLAND. May 10.-Following are the
entries at Emeryville for Saturday:
First race. fourteen siXtcenths OF a
mile. selling-Yelowston ll2: Taylor
George. Byron Rose. 100; Mcrlakatlak.
Linda Rose. 107: Santa Ray. Toller Lotta
Gladsone lO5: Crowshade. 1o2; Duke OF
Orleans, sc.
Second race. thirteen sixteenths Of a
mile, seilne-Ezad Dance. 1l2; Paddy
Lynch. Escamado. 1o9; Gov Orman.
Nothing, 1o7; Silver Sue. 1o5, Titus Pal,
1902; Elndale 30; Taos, 81.
Bevoir. Talamund, Ray Carlo. Benvalou.
no. Mendon. FL Primero, Adonis, Gov,
Davis. Byronerdale. 1OI.
Fourth race. Impatience handicap mile
and fifty yards-Kerchev7l. l13: Bedford.
los; j. {. Glen. 100; Ethel Day, 1ol; Re
servation, 100. Princess Titania, Tarp
Tut. 95.
Fifth race. fifteen -siXteenths Of milo.
seiing-Sir Brlllar. l01; Geo. p. McNear,
Judge Nelson l04: Romano, Martinmas.
CroiX dor, 1o1; Hedgethorn, Fred Best,
90.
Sixth race. five furongs-The Stapper.
49, Aaron j. Firebal Van Ness. 10;
Lord Provost, lo7; Tavora:. lo5; Blagg,
Grass Cutter, 100; Ocean Shore, Native
son, Otto Price. l09: Senator Warner, go.
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Entries at Churchill Downs.
al 10 The Tribune,

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOUISVILLE. May 1o.-Tollowing are
the entries at Churchill Downs for Sat
urday:
First race. six furoDgs. selIing-Demo
So. Monere IS; Marmorean. "a, Hard
Shot 90: Carew, 81 PrlnclpiJ, 100; Re
fined. l0l; Tndy Carol. 10S; Husted, 1O7
Clifton Forge, los; Black Fox. 1of, De-
vout. Maiador, Rather Ropal, A,rship.
Ito; Ralbort. 121.
Second race. four and a half furlongs
illlam Bisset %: Ancient. @S. Ladies
Man, Seyerui, Antonne, Palamon, l0l
Partisan Model jos. Honest 100; Grca t
Pirate, 113; Black Mary. WOODLAND, Rebel
Queen, 1l5
Third race seven MISUNDERSTANDING ty
Dame, %; Red Gauntlet. 81; Wing Ting
Tap. The Abbott, Tom Dolsn. Orland
Wicke, 9S, Joaquin, Lieutenant Rice, l05
Cablegram l0I; Phil Finch. 1l2.
Fourth race. mile and n sixteenth, the
Clark hardicap-Gargantua Mortibury.
90: Miss Lydia, 100; Harry Scotia, 1902
Brancas, The Minks, 10; Pink Star. los
John l.. Inglis, 49, (Gareantua Mortl-
bury, iolblatt entry; Star Inglls, fizer
cntry).
Fifth race. steeplechase. short course
Magic, 121; Saul. l3I Dawson, Killdoc,
l3e. Harlqulnn, lii, Marian, Lights Ont,
1i5; Lady Jocelin, 1io, tMsgIc, Marian,
Corrigan entryJ.
Sixth race, mile. selling-Quardi. 50:
Quagga. 81: Della Thorpe o.: Lady Good
rich. 1O2; FIorizel 104: Young Safer, los
Polly Prim. 107: Redwood II, los. Gold
way, 10g Reboun1er. H.
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PRACTICING IN SECRET.
Will Send Players Across Pond III
Mantle OF Dark Horses

NEW YORK May lo.-Lawn tennis
experts slated for the American inter
national challenge team have begun prac-
Iice on the courts of the West Side Lawn
Tennis club Clark Behr and Raymond
Il. Little have been playing against Har-
old II. Hackett Frederick 3. Alexander
ana William A. Larned Beal C. Wright
is expected to join the group today
tional teams affairs are making the prac-
tices secret This is the first time that
there has been n movement in this di-
rection II Is believed best TO get the
players in form and have them sail for
England without too fully revealing their
merits or, faults. The team has six
weeks for preparat tory practice before
81 Hing
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TWO MEN SUICIDES
Drink Cause Of One Attempt, Lovers
Quarrel Led to Other.
Special to The Tribune

Speclal 10 inc JrlDune.
HANNA, Wyo., May 10.-Fred Roos.
a Scandinavian, who has been employed
as watchman at Percy cut, near chat
place, cut his throat at 3 clock this
morning, dying at $50, The discovery
of the man s condition was made by a
roommate at the railroad section house,
who heard a peculiar noise as Roos
tried to breathe, after almost sovering
his wlndplpe, and gave the alarm
Roos had been drinking for several
days. He had no relatives.
T. r. Christian, who cut his throat
near the same place yesterday, died on
the train en- route to the hospital at
Rock Springs last night, He was work.
ing on farm near Rock River, and
quarrelcd with his sweetheart.
John Engstrom, saloonkeeper of
this city lost r purse containing $500
i'll bills, some insurance papers and
other documents from his pocket in a
train from Rawlins TO this city. He
went to the toilet and thinks the purse
fell TO the floor there. a man following
him picking it UP. The man left the
train here and officers are looking for
him.
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CANADIANS AFTER YANKEES.
Ten Golf Players Step Forward to Play
in Match Games.

NEW YORK. May lo.-Interns tional
golf competition between this country
and Canada is TO be attempted this sea-
son. Ten well-known amateurs, chiefly
from The metropolitan and Philadelphia
districts; have agreed TO go across the
border aud participate In tournaments
and team matches. =. W. Austin. presi-
dent of the Jambton Golf club of Toronto,
suggested 10 A. W. Ttllinghast OF Phila-
delphia the advisa bility of getting up an
American team, Tilllnghast soon found
golfers willing TO play. Among those who
are Fred Herreshoff. Jerome n. Travers,
Archie Graham DR.. n, P, Fredericks, l..
a Famillon. Haold Sands, George Laf
ierty Howard w. Perrin, w. r. smith
and George A Crump. Travers, HERES
hoft and Graham are the metropolitan
and New Jersey champions, while Perrin
holds the Philadelphia title.
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Both Car Company and En-,
ployees Are Stubborn and
Unwilling to Arbitrate.
POLICE PROTECTION NOW
ENTIRELY INADEQUATE
Scores of Officers Needed TO
Guard Two Empty Cars for
a Short Run.

SAN FRANCISCO, MAY l0.-The
street railway fight has developed into
! fight to a finish. Neither side is will.
ing to accept arbitration and the citi-
zeus' committees appointed 10 secure
industrial peace have been unable to
| find any basis Of settlement. it has
/ been demonstrated that the present po-
! lice force is inadequate and that strong
er measures will be necessary to insure
general resumption of service if the
| struggle is conducted on present liues
The wish today of the United Rail
roads was 10 run string of cars from
the barn at Oak and Broderick streets
| through The burned district and north
on Market street 10 the Ferry build
ing, but the consent of the police de-
partmeut could not be obtained As a
compromise two cars We're run as far
into the burned district as Larkin
street, being operated on Oak Stanvon,
Page, DevisadeTo and Sutter streets
This route was covered twice.
Police Still Required.
On the first trip mounted police acted
as out-riders, and more than score
of patrolmen rode in automobiles, but
no violence WAS oHereu by the crowds.
| On the second trip mounted officers
were withdrawn as au experiment 10 de
termine the temper of the crowds, mis-.
siles were hurled from the buildings
and several persons were injured
Assistant TO the President Mullaley
said today he had several hundred
strikebreakers, motormen and couduc-
tors. quartered in the company S barns
and that they are competent To operate
practically the entire street car system.
Mayor Schmitz said the police depart
ment "ls competent TO cope with the
situation, Chief Of Police Dinan
said his men will preserve order. Mean
time the population of San Francisco
is deprived of all street car service,
subjected 10 the alternative of walking
or paying five prices for an eXecrable
wagon service,
Statement of Problem.
Reduced TO an arirhmetcal aspect
the problem is simply this: II fifty
conduct Of two street cars daily over
six miles of track when no passengers
arc carried, how shall 200 cars he oper-
ated i'll passenger traffic over 25O miles
of tracks with a total force of only 700
police, not more than half of whom can
be on duty continuously?
That The running of the two or three
cars a day may constitute the entire
street chr service for n city of 100000
people for IN indefinite time is perfect.
ly apparent, unless an adequate pro-
tectiYo force Is supplied.
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Belmont Park ReSllltS

NEW YORK, May l0,-The results at
Belmont park today were as follows.
First race, six furIongs. scllng-Tom
McCirath won. York!st second, Water
Tank third. Time, ia 80
Second race, four and a half lurlongs-
Banyah won. Thermidor second, Lady
Winjfrcd third. Time. .5i3
Third race. the Larshmoni stakes.
seven furlongs-Joe Carey won. pan
Buhre second; Alethco third. Time,
1923.
Fourth race. four furlongs. selling
Marbles won, Eta Louise second, Sussex
third. Time. .4S 3-5.
Fifth race. mile and one sixteenth
IIolschcr won Dolly Spankcr second
Beauclerc third. Time. I;4S 40.
Sixth race. one mile. selling-Eudora
won. Gallant Dan second, Eldorado third.
Time. 1:i1 175.
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Results at Churchill Downs.

Louisville. May 1O.-The results at
Churchill Downs today were as follows
First roce six furlongs-NIary Orr won,
Nedra second, Lizzie Mclean third. Time,
1:lS 3-5.
Second roce. four furongs-Bill Her
ron won, Olandot second, Wine Merchant
third Time, 10 i-5.
Third race. five furlongs-Gold Proof
won. Ial second, Ralbert third. Time,
! 03 2-5.
Fourth race. six ferlougs Oak Grove
won Camille second. Agnes Virginia
third Time lis 3-5.
Firth race, four and q half furlongs-
Colonel Brady won, Margaret Randolph
second Merrihcld third Time. 80.
Sixth race, mile and a siHtoenth-Fon-
soluca won. Little Lighter second. Docile
third Time, 1:j4
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Gould Not Find Plate,

BOSTON. May l0.-Both Lindaman and
Coakley seemed unable to locate the plate
in today'S game. which was not decided
until the eleventh inning. when Cincin-
natl bunched hits and Won. R.H,E Z.
Rosto ........102 010 001 0o-5 s l
Cincinnati ....-,0o1 l03 90 Ol-6 IL .
Batteres-Lindaman. Flaherty and
Brown; Coakley and Schlel. Three base
hit-Lober. Home run-Mitchell. Base
on bells-Of Coakley 8. OF Lindaman 6
Struck out-By Coakley 3. by LIndaman
s. by F'laherty .. Umpire-Emslie,
AT New York-New York Plttsburg
game postponed. rain.
At .Brooklyn-Chicago-B Brooklyn game
postponed rain
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les ON EXHIBITION
and Unknown Circus Rider
fWas Game to the Last

YORK, May 10.-An old man,
5ne name OF John Morrisey. and
~ nc was Il former circus rider
slucniy while giving an exhibition
GUS M tbs cty yesterday. The
4 applied TO the proprietor for aid,
/ne work 10 earn ii. l can ride
II you u let me. It's been my
nv name is John Morrisey"
sent 10 the cook tent and later
W a pony and told 10 show what
90 To the surprise OF the per-
MoIilseY went through feat af-
The shabby old man became
red on the horse, Several times
inea aloud as The other nerform-
1E-,ded his riding.
? NY The man flung his head into
slruySled an instant as If to re-
oaiShce and then pitched head
~ the i'inS. a physician who was
ed SAID the man died almost in
-
is Known about the old circus
MS podv was carried 10 the
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THREE WEEKS OF STORM
IN WYOMING MOUNTAINS.

i. LARAMIE. Wyo.. May To-
= For twcnty-four days II snow
y storm has ragged in the Southern
= Wyoming mountains, and snow
= is seven feet deep on a level
i. Since April 10 tho sun has not
i shone and the storm has not
Il ceased moment The tcmpcra-
= ture has been between zero and
= 10 degrees below during that
i. time. II is tho most remarkable
= storm that ever visited the Wy
X omiug mountains.
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GREAT FLORAL PAGEANT
Salt Lake Shriners Participate in Mag
nificent Festival at Los Angeles.

Special TO The Tribune.
LOS ANGELES, Cal. MAY lO.-Salt
Lake Shrincrs aud 100000 others today
saw the finest floral pageant probably
the world ever saw, it being the fourth
of the Fiesta turhouts.
Hundreds of horsemen and horsewom.
en- with their mounts covered with
floral blankets, and designs. vehicles
and automobiles of all kinds banked
and .ornamonted in every floral device
fastened by wires and other apparatus,
bicycles and eevrythiDg else on wheels
were covered with natural flowers. To
night the Utahns attended the dance
in the auditorium at Venice, built over
the Pacific Ocean
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CHAMBERMAID is TRIED
FOR STEALING DRESS GOODS

Annie Nyes. a chambermaid was tried
before Judge Diehl in the City court Fri
day on a charge OF stealing a quantity
OF dress goods from tho Metropolitan
hotel, where she was employed. about
found in her possession. bu, she claims
that they were left with her by woman
named May Joyce. who cannot now he
located. Judge Dieh reserved his de-
ciSion until $50 o'clock this morning.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittinger Allows Four Hits.

PHILADELPHIA. May 10.--Philadel-
phia defeated ST Louis today through the
pitching of Pittinger, who allowed the
visitors but four. hits. R.H.E.
ST. Louis .s....0 o 1 o q o-1 4
Philadelphia 90 0 l - .
Batteres-Beeb ebe and Marsall: Pittinger
and Jacklitsch. Two base hits-Titus,
Courtney Base on balls-Ot Bcebe 4.
off Pittinger 1. Urnplres-Johnstone and
Carponter
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Funeral of Ian MacLaren,

LIVERPOOL, May 10-The Lord
Mayor and the city corporation are ar
ranging q public funeral for the late
DR.. John Watson Gan MacLareu), who
died May & at Mount Pleasant, Iowa
and whose body is 10 be brought herc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-11
Degree for Mark Twain

BALTIMORE, Md, May 10.-Samucl
J., Clemens Mark Twain, who is a
guest of Governor Warfield at Annap-
oils. said today that nc had been OF
fercd the degree of Bachelor of Letters
by Oxford university, and would sail for
England on June s 10 receive the honor.
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ABE HUMMELI, MUST
SERVE YEAR IN PRISON.

NEW YORK, May 10.-One
year IN state prison and to pay
fine of $500 was the sentence
imposed today upon Abraham
Hummcll, tho lawyer, who was
convicted Of conspiracy to nnnul
the marriage in The famous
Dodge Morse divorce cnsc. Hum
nell s conviction and sentence
was today affirmed by the Ap.
pcllato division Of the Supreme
court,
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American Association Games.

At Kansas City-kansas City s In
dianapolis 2.
At MInneap6Iis-M Minneapolis 5, Column.
bus 3.
At St. Paul-St. Paul s. Toledo o
At Milwaukee - Louisville Milwaukee
game postponed: wet grounds.
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Kills Child and Herself.

PlTTSBURG. May l0.-Despoudcut
because of ill.heaIth, Mrs, Alexander
Sigsworth killed her ls-months.old
child and then shot and killed herself
early today at her homo in Allegheny.
The bodies were fonnd by her husband
when he returned from his day S work
in Il steel mill
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Artists Body Recoyered

KANSAS CITY, May 1O-Thc body
of Miss Aurora Witlcbert. the artist
who lost her lifc in the destruction by
fire of the university building. was re.
covered from the ruins this afternoon
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The real beauty Of the inter
mountain region is a real
beauty.
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When you sec her picture in
The Sunday Tribune you will
say that she eXcels the Chicago
girl,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-11

Their pictures will also be
produced.
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You will want The Sunday
Tribune for other reasons,
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: Do You Know Who is :
). the Most i
: BEAUTIFUL WOMAN :;
:. r
:: :. In the ERtermOuntain :.
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: In addition the other beauties :.
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+ nounced. :.
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!" Their pictures will also be =
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! When you sec her picture in i.
i The Sunday Tribune you will :.
i say that she eXcels the Chicago =
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: You will want The Sunday !.
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!. Another chapter OF "Sir >.
i Nigel that interesting story =
: by A. Conan Doyle, will appear. :.
:, j.
= Another mstallment OF that -
: fascinating story by Thomas w. \
= Lawson, author of 'FrenZied -
J. Finance Friday the 18TH :,
1. will alSs appear. >.
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i Tody Hamilton again talks j.
= about the circus, All are inter ..
: ested in these delightful i.
= sketches. :.
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! There is no other paper print >.
: cd i'll this region that begins to =.
J. compare to The Sunday Tribune. !.
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Everything that is fit to print
will always be found IN its col
umns, You cannot afford to miss
a number. Call up The Tribune
office, either phone, and order
The Sunday Tribune now,
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Another chapter OF "Sir
Nigel that interesting story
by A. Conan Doyle, will appear.
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I've You Noticed

that when local newspaper rivals
make assertions against The Trib-
une's business progress they al
LTays s'turkey" when "oallecT' Not
lime WILL permit examination.
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4 advertisers Know

that The Tribune covers an ex.
elusive field. They know II 10 a
good fleld-a field OF thrifty peo-
pIe-the buying classes. That's
why results are obtained,
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THIS DECISION WILL BE
ANNOUNCED

In addition the other beauties
who have won prizes will be an
nounced.
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There is no other paper print
cd i'll this region that begins to
compare to The Sunday Tribune.
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Another mstallment OF that
fascinating story by Thomas w.
Lawson, author of NFrenZied
Finance, Friday the 18th,
will alSa appear.
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Tody Hamilton again talks
about the circus, All are inter
ested in these delightful
sketches.
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The Judges in the Beauty Con
test have decided upon who is
who.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-07-12
WERE WEAKBRtAK IN WHEAT
Heavy Liquidation Did Not Occur as
Result Of Adverse Reports
Money in Strained Condition

| New York, July Ito touch upon
| foreign markets this evening is but a
/ formalityf ormality, for their influence
has been negligible on prices here and
on the many problems that required
solution at the opening of the market
After the liquidation of yesterday 1t
was quite an open question this morn
| ing whether as result of the yirulent
and pessimistic utterances of the
ipress our market today would not
have some further liquidation Of real
Hong stocks, Instead OF that, the put.
ting our Of short stocks was notice
able in the early trading, but the DE-
clincs Of the market us a tesult Of this
gave no assurances to the bearish
houses that their position was right
land covering movements were lnsti.
tutcd followed by dullness. About the
close improvement was noted in the
Hill stocks, Atchison. ST. Paul ana
copper Of a fractional nature. Read
ing Union Pacific and United States
steel about even with last nights
close which was an advance on the
low prices Of yesterday. But The point
that we desire 10 call your attention
TO is shat violent liquidation did not
take place although almost every one
said and no doubt believed that all the
advance had been artificial and more
or less what they term in London, a
rugged market tine result did not
show his. The Atchison bond issues
from the standpoint Of the manage
ment was satisfactory, for in one way
on another they viii be in funds. The
Union Pacific subscription was not
satisfactory The problem of the bond
markets Of the future is still mooted
and unsolyed question, buf one thing
will aid in it's solution and that will
he the curtaiment Of ambiguous and
highly keyed mp general business ex.
tension
The money market is Still in a
STAINED condition owing to the large
amount Of cash held back at Washing
ton and payments here. though we
have just heard that banking senti-
mcnt Is much more hopeful.