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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-15
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

The preparatory students of the uuiver-
sity will give d dramatic production in the
assembly hall in the near future. 4 call
for candidates was made yesterday and a
committee elected to take charge of the
matter
The last of the big dances Of the UNI
versity season Will take place this even
ing. The sophomores will give their an
nual dance in. the Museum building. The
hall viii be decorated in the school colorS.
red and white, and also silver and gold.
the class cOlOrs.
The pupils of the training school give a
circus rhis afternoon in the university
gymnasium About fifty will. participate.
large platform has been erected and a
ring has been built. Aside from the main
show there are eight sideshOws. These
are in charge of the pupils of the differ
ent grades
The first-year medics had a banquet yes
terCay at the expense of the medical de-
partment Four big red Holsters were
sent up for them to dissect, but they
looked too enticing for that purpose, so
it was decided to eat them. The medics
went to the domestic science department
where d number of cO-eds were expert
menting in cooking. They willingly do
mated their efforts TO the hungry medics
and the spread was prepared.
The Political Science league met yester-
ers to give addresses at the university on
politics during the spring. They also de-
cided to adopt some plan of arousing more
interest among the students and to get
a greater number to attend the lectures
They have secured Daniel DeLeon, the
weli-known Socialist speaker. 20 give an
address at o'clock Monday afternoon
DeLeor is making a tour of the west and
giving talks on Socialism in all of the
large cities.
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At Oakland,

San Francisco. March H.-Bedford was
the outsider 10 upset calculations at Oak
land today. Quoted at to to l. the Nc
Cafferty horse practically led all tho way
in the fourth race and won easily from
Fisher Boy. while The Borgian. favorite
IN the betting, was third. In the fifth I
Told HoJ So got away very badly and
failed to cut any figure. The weather was
fine and the track good.
First race. four furlongs -Braggart. 1G9
kOeTner, TO ]. won; Hustler. ll2 Mus
grave, lotto /, second, Nespa. 100. Fischer.
Il to /, third. Time. 40 %. Follie l.. San
Gil, HUmero. Arthur Hayman. Galtrix
Mein Leibling and Moss Back finished as
named. Buriingame was left at the post.
Second race, six furlongs. seiling.-Lord
Nelson, lis, Fischer. TO ], won; Sheen,
100. Lynch. 90 /. second, Princess Wheel
er. III, Rettig. TO = third. Time ia 40
COmilfo. Elevation, Hersain. Lei Chihua-
hua. Bonnie Reg, Miss May Bowdish, Dis
tributor and David Boland also ran
Third race, futurity course.-PhalanX.
Ill, KoerneT, II TO 10. won; Curriculum. 81.
r. David. to !, second Delagoa. les,
Graham, is to ). third Time. LIZ. Ora
tOrian. Burning Bush. Eckersall Funny
side Sibari Wee Lass. Bon Nivant and
Tetanus finished as named
Fourth race, mile and 100 yards. selling
Bedford 81. Lycurgus. 40 to !. won; Fisher
Boy, los, Borel, 5 to l. second: The Bor-
CLAN. 10l W. Smith. to ?. third. Time,
l:47. COrrigan. Tarp. Earl Rogers and
Slverskin finished as named
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth. selling
-Lucian. 109 Graham to l. won: Right
full. 112, Fischer. 20 to l. second; Ed Sheri-
dan. 100, Williams. is to ), third. Time.
40. ClOverlaHd, VincentO. Crowshade,
Told You So and Anvil finished as named.
Sixth race, five and a half furiongs.-Li-
saro. los. L. Williams. l3 to :. won: Rapid
Water. 112. kOerner. to ,. second; Ethel
DAY. 1903. Fischer. 10 to 1. third. Time.
1.Ga 3-5. Hector. Lord of the Forest and
Frank Flittner also ran
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At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Cal. March 14.-Not a ia
vorite won today at Ascot Paniita, a 100
to shot. beat out the odds-on favorite
for second place in the first race.
First race three and a half furloags-
Rey Hindoo. los, Smith. to I. won; Pan
lita, los, Brusseli. 100 to 1. second: Viva
May, 1O5. Ross, to l. third Time. ~
Swagerlater. Balnade. Billowy. Lonia and
Ann Garrich also ran.
Second race. purse. six furlongs.-My
lO5, Carroll 10 TO l. second; Prince Fred
:13S<. Belvoir. Toller, Astral H. FL Vi
race. Madden. Huapala. Lottie Gladstone.
Tendererest Hirtle and Neatness also ran.
Third race. futurity eourse.-Zelina. loo.
BruSSeli. 3 to ?, won; Illusion. Ice, Preston,
) TO l. second: Playlit,- I05. BOland. 90 to
l. third. Time. 1:10%. Norfolk st. Or.
BelIchamber and Red Bill also ran.
Fourth race. handicap, mile and a six
teenth.-Ven Tromp, III. Knapp l6 to 3.
won: Chimney Sweep. IS, Preston. to /.
second; A Muskoday. 1Gl. Brussell. 6 TO
], third. Time. :461s. Kercheval. Tartan.
Reservation and ]. {. Glenn also ram
Fifth race, six .fuTlongs.-Redwood II.
los, Ross. 30 TO /, won; Bologna. los. kunz.
to 3. second: ,COeksure. 1G7. Knapp. 13 10
1. third Time, 1:l5 Little Gregg Audi
bon. Otto Price and Elota also ran.
Sixth race Brooks course.-Jack Adams.
H. Ross to l. won: Needful. 112 Bo-
land to ]. second; Joyner, Ia. Kunz,
third Time. 2:04is- Hi Caul Cap. Nc
Grathiana Prince, Prince Ching. Lucrece
and Allopath also ran.
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If IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
PREPARE HARD SCHEDULE
University Will Meet All ColOr.s.
Teams in Football Next
Season.

The University is getting busy on s..
football schedule for next year. II is
tended to get games with all Of the g.
tadO schools and two other outside Gu
These teams. with the annual Aggie7 sares
viii make the hardest schedule thar ne
school has had mat the
Yesterday "A contract was signed -,
Denver university. The game will "itA
played here on Oct II. Negotiatior. %
pending fora contest with the Tni,'a.I.e
slty OF colorado at Boulder or Denver on
Nov. Is. This date has been agreed ~. uI
and the contract will be drawn nm fipol
few days. The University of Mont
is down for a game on Nov. AZ NJ
sOula- 1t is possible that the I-nivarsiii.s-
will get 2 game with the newly orss.y
lied Montana Agricultural college on ~
trip Thanksgiving day will most I;i-aa
be taken by the Colorado college tes,
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far into the night. but Holm Calcdon had
disappeared as completely as if the dog
catcher with his wire covered wagon had
been on a midnight excursion for stray
CANNES.
Bob finally went 70 bed with heavy
heart and early yesterday morning came
down to the bench show to report to Su-
perintendent Hansing that some one had
stolen his dog. As ne stepped through the
door a familiar bark greeted his ears and
casting his eyes to Holm Caledon's kennel
he saw the dog standing upright as chip
per as life The emplOye who opened the
show yesterday morning said the dog was
waiting at the door when he arrived and
made dash for his place in the show as
soon as the door opened. Bob now de-
ciareS that the dog was even more proud
than his owner of winning the blue ribbon
and was not content with the admiration
OF the few neighbOrs when thousands
were on hand to pat him on the head at
the dog show
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Boston Terriers, over 22 Pounds;

Novice Doggy. T. Lewis, city, Casnler'
third. first and second withheld
Novice Bitches.-V- T. Lewis. city mo
English Settlers.
Puppies. Dogs and Bitches.-Fred VIII
son. ogden Utah. Busy Dan, first II; II
Elliott Gold Springs, Utah, Miss Ahce.
second: z. W. Stringfellow. city. Lady
!. Novice Dogs-Fred Wilson. ogden.
Utah. Busy Dan. first; Mrs. d. j. Han
sing city. Count Gladstone Dash. second
\. E. Hyde. jr.,. city. Tuck W. third -r,,o,-
w. first; H. r. Elliott, Gold Springs.
Utah. Jonopah. second, Carl Liedersen,
city. Gordon, third.
Omen Dogs-Fred Wilson. Ogden. Pinto,
first; A. F. Hyde. jr.. city, Tuck w. sec
ond: Carl Liedersen. city. Gordon. third
Novice Bitches-H. r Elliott. Gold
Springs. Utah. Miss Alice. flrSt; n; =
fellow, city Lady Belmont. third.
Limit Bitches-H. r. Elliott. Gold
Springs. Utah. Miss Alice, first; ~ 6
fellow. CITY. Lady Belmont, third
omen Bitches-H. c. Keefe. city. Flos-
sic. first: Nellie Franklin, city, Selkirk 5
Oakley Babe, second.
coIIies.
P,rppies. Dogs and Bitches--Wnl. NJ.
Waddeu city Goldfield Floss, first; VIM
NJ. WaddelI, city. Goldfield Squire, sec
Oilu. HAIRY T. Ohs my
Novice Dogs-SamueI Newhouse. city,
King Sam, first: J. c. Landenberger. city.
Ford Hook Emperor Second, second ,i Tar
Limit Dogs.-W. NJ WaddelL city,
Southport Silver, first; Samuel NeWhouse'
city. Prince Mac second; J. {. Lancer
berger. city, Fordhook Emperor second
''t ooer Dogs.-w. NJ. Waddell city. South
port Silver. first: Samuel NewhouSe, city
II r-Ernf a<aT-c
6 Pno Fo Mns fef EMPEROR sec6nd third
Novice Bitches--H- Hunt. CITY, SueeH
Bess FIRST: W. NJ Waddell. city ROCKY
Mountain Maid. second; Brooks Kanch
Poultry Co. city, queen Maoei boe''ser'
lin Limit Bstches.-w. NJ Waddell. Cold
field Bangle. first; w. NJ. WahdeiL LADY
Brook. second. F. G. Kidder. city, stars
OXEN one ' Ritcbes'mW. NJ. wadden. city. Cold
field Bangle, first; W. NJ. Waddeli- CITY
Lady Brook second; F. G. Kidder. city,
stars and Stripes, third.
Toy Terriers
Novice Bitclas.-Helen f Boes. city,
TOY PocdIes.
Novice Dogs.-Mrs. S. b. Clark, city,
Limit Dogs.-Flozence Hapgood. city.
Omen Dogs.-Mrs. : s. 3. Clark, city,
sammy. first: Florence Hapgood. city
Frank. second.
Novice Bitches.-Flornce Hapgood, city,
Diddle Diddle Dit, first: Florence hap
good, city, Alice. second; Florence Hap
good. city. Trixy. third
Limit Ritches.-FlOrence HapsOod, city,
Diddle Diddle Dit. first.
Open Bitches.-Florence Hapgood. city,
Diddle Diddle Dit, first.
Yorkshire Terriers.
Limit Dogs.-AIrs. Harry j. White. city,
Sparkle. first.
open Dogs.-Mrs Harry J. White. city.
Open Bitches-Mrs II. C. Mathews,
city, Dotty, third.
Fox Terriers.
Limit Dogs.-George Ames, city, Jerry.
first.
Open Dogs and Bitches.-Mrs. Robert j.
Glendenning city. Nicodemus. second
Pomerian Tri Poodle.
Puppies. Dogs and Bitches.-Maurice
Fitzgerald. city, Cutie F.. first
Otter Hounds.
Open Dogs and Bitches.-W. NJ Wad-
dell city, Rags. third.
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TRAP EXPERT HERE.
p. J. ToIohan Stops Over in Salt
lake-Special Shoot Today.

r. j. Hoiohan OF Twin Falls. one Of
the latest western crack tran sboot..Ts
10 JON the professional ranks. is i'm the
city Holohan is the man who, shoo1-
ing as an amateur. was high gun I'm the
Sait Lake tournament year ago. Short
~ aIterWarus ne won the globe tropnv
IN the shoot at Wallace Ida He is now
DONG missionary work for well known
eastern powder house and while here will
local gun club.
Archie p. Bigelow. the Ogden crack.
ana his father. H. c. BigelOW, together
with q l. Becker. another Ogden ex
pert; weer also in the city yesterday. The
Mnoie party VIII take part in a special
shoot at the local traps this afternoon
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RESULTS OF SECOND DAYS JUDGING AT BENCH SHOW.

Judge Mortimer finished all the regular
classes yesterday. He will begin Judging
the special classes this afternoon
Irish Setter.
r. H Brown. city. Prince. first: o. W
McGin. City. Crude. second:
Limit DOgs.-O. w. McGili' city, Crude
first
Open Dogs-O. W. McGin. city. Crude,
first.
Open Bitehes-Robert Wilson. city. Fam
first.
Chesapeake Bay Dogs.
Puppies. Dogs and Bitehes-M. Il. Stew
art citV F,dmunds' Daisy Bitches. first;
W. NJ. Woolley. city. King Spot. second.
Novice DOgs-M r. Stewart, city. Jupi-
Limit Dogs-M. r. Stewart city. Jupi-
open Does-M. r. Stewart. city. Jupi-
ter: first; Thomas Gum. city bruno .i sec
ond: Esther Shinkman, city, Jack. third
Novice Btches-M. r. Stewart city. Id
munds Daisy. first.
Limit Bltches-M. r. Stewart. city Ed
Open Bitches. A. Gibson, city, Floss;
first; NJ. r.. Stewart. city. Edmunds
Daisy. second.
Cocker spanieis.
Puppies. Dogs and Bitches-Miss Belle
Pyree city. Dixie. bitten, first.
Novice Dogs.-H. L. Deacon. city Duke.
third: first and second prizes withheld.
Open Bitches.-W. D. Martins, city,
Novice Biiches.-Mrs W. R. Mills Gin
derelia, first.
Dachshund.
Novice Bitcbes.-A. c. Larson. CITY. Jew
81. first
Beagles.
Novice Dogs.-Leonsrd Sloan, city.
Opcn Dogs.-Fred b. Jones. city,
81
Limit Bitches.-Parker Dykes, city,
Oquirrh Melissa. first
Bull Dogs.
Novice Dogs-A ]. Stewart, city, Galtee
Brown, first.
Open Dogs-NicoI NJ Lang. Murray,
Utah. Boozs. first.
Novice Bitches.-AIiss Kate Anderson.
city. show Town less. first,
Limit Bitcnes.-Miss Kate Anderson,
city. Show Town Bess. first.
Open Bitches.-AIiss Kate Anderson.
city, Show Town Bess. first
Airedale Terriers.
Puppies. Dogs and Ritchcs.-L C. Mill
er. city. Oakl3Wn Andy. first
Limit Dogs--R. i. Hardness. city. Holm
CaledOn. first.
open Dogs-R. B. Hardness. city. Holm
CaledOn, first
Bull Terriers.
Novice DOgs.-JOnn Weir city. kearueS
Boy first; W. Il. Walker. city. Murphy.
second: Miss Gertrude l. Richards city.
BeaufOrd NJ. third
Limit Dogs.-tIoward H. Don. city.
Edgewater Flyer. first; John Weir city.
Kearney Boy. second; ". L. Walker, city.
Murphy, third.
Open Dogs.-Joln Weir. city, Kearney
Boy first; W. +. Walker. city. Murphy.
second; Miss Gertrude l. Richards, city.
Beaufort NJ. third.
Novice BitcheS.-Charle White. Spider
first: Mrs. George +. Walker. city. Gyp.
second. W. E. Mills. city, Wasp. third.
Graduate Bitches.-J. L. Evans, city,
Gyp first.
Open Bitcnes.-J. L Evans. city, Snow
ball. first; Howard II. Don. city, Ginger
Bell, second; Charles r. White. city,
Speiler third.
Boston Terriers, Under % Pounds.
Puppies. Dogs and Bitches-C. B. Tit
comb. city. Frit. bitch. first: George NJ.
Mcdonald, city, Duke. dog. second; b. F.
Redman. city. Nevada Princess, bitch.
third.
Open Dogs.-A. T. Clark. city, Murray's
Governor. first.
Novice Bitches.-C B. Titeomb city.
Frit. first.
Open Bitches-C. B. Tfteomb. city. Frit.
first; A. 7. Clark. city. Measures TOpsy.
second.
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B. Y. c. IS COMING STRONG
Big Crowd Of Rioters to Help Team
Win Final Game in State
School League.

tpHttldl 10 Inc f1fTdlu.l
Logan. March 1.-THE B. Y c. basSe,-
ball team, which meets the b. Y. L. in
a struggle fer the state school cham
pionship next Saturday. has arranged all
excursion to Salt Lake so that its friends
may see the game. a rate of S2.2j for
the round trip has been secured and in
ali probability three OF four hundred root
ers VIII accompany the players. as a
great deal of interest in basketball has
been developed in Logan this season. The
t. y. {. players are in good trim once
more. Jensen and Raskelley have recOV-
cred from their recent illness. and are
working overtime to get into perfect
shape for the game Coaches Stoney and
Schneider are devOting their entire at
tention to the players. having temporar-
iiy suspended track and baseball prac-
tiee
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Graceful Skating at Auditorium.

The winners in last evenings qualifying
event for the graceful skating champion7
snip at the Auditorium rink we're decided
~ popular with the large number of spec
tators present. and when the Judges an
nounced their decision there was a burst
OF applause. The winners were Mrs.
Tracy and Bert Fuller and Mr.. and Mrs.
beft moore The judges were DR. Den
lex. George Clutch and T. G. Panrosa
The fifth qualifying event takes place
this evening at $50 O'Clock
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DUKE GIVES TO THE poor

ST Petersburg, March A.-Tbe Grand
Duke Michael, brother of Enneror
Nicholas, has given 100000 for the re-
lief of the famine sufferers. and has
sold to the Peasant bank for distribu-
ton for the peasants So, 900 shares in
acres OF his estates in OreI province at
an average price of s14 per acre. The
PEASANTS bank has contracted to nur-
chase $4,000 acres of land.
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HUGH MAcKEAN ENTERED.

tSDeclaI 10 The IieraldD
y Boston, Mass. March 14.-Hush 3
y Mexican. of Salt Lake City. the .
= Utah checker expert is entered in .
y the national tourney which is to be =
= held here at the American horse =
y from March Is to 2S inclusive. for the .
= national championship. From the 3
y winners in this tourney will be Sc :
= lected the team which will nlay a :
= game with Great Britain next year .
y The play Will be on the Knockout ;
y pfan- survivors of each round only =
y being eligible to play in the next 4
y round. Besides the championship. =
\ 500 in prizes will be distributed \
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KODOL digests what you eat and
quickly Overcomes Indigestion, which
is fOrerunner of Dyspepsia. II is
made in strict conformity to the Ma
tional Pure Food and Drugs Law and
is sold on a guarantee relief plan Sold
by Chas. Van Dyke. ESQ Main street
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At New Orleans.

suits:
First race. three and a half furIongs.-
Lutte Foster WOE. Dick Rose. second,
Prince Bowling third Time. :43 is.
Second race. steeplechase short course
Kara won. Lights Out second. Subador
third. Time. 500 1-5.
Third race, seven furloEgs-Sally Pres
ton won. Lancastrian second. Granada
third. Time. 1:29 3-5.
Fourth race six furIongs. handicap
Glorifier won. Wild Irishman second.
Rusk third. Time. Ills rs.
:45 2-5
Sixth race. mile and furlong-St Noel
won. Grenada. second, James Reddick
third Time, l:5s 10
Seventh race, five and half furlonss-
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OGDEN WOMAN WINS.
Especial 10 ThI Heraid)

Especial 10 TIM HoraldD
Ogden March H.-Word was received
here today from Denver that Mrs W G.
Camp. of ogden. who participated in The
bowling tournament at the Western Bowl
ing congress. with the Brunswick team.
succeeded in winning third money. Mrs
Camp received gold ring for being the
only visiting woman bowler at the tour
uameDt
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Second Coming of Dowie.
PREDICTS FAIR WEATHER.
Indications That Spring Is on the
Way.

Fair and warmer weather is the weather
forecast for today. From every jrIica fio,
it is evident that spring is about to brea <
upon the land 1t is now t.s--s for the
baimy days to commence, for with the
ter season. - ~
The temperature Thursday ranged from
q to IS degrees above. and according to
indications the temperature will go IN 4
number Of degrees today
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PILES CURED Inv 6 TO "a DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind Bleed
ing or PrOtrUding Piles in TO Il days,
or money refunded soc.
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BOWLING AT OGDEN.
fSpeciaI Id The Heraldl

Ogden. March 1I-fu a one-sided bowl
ing game this evening the Columbus de-
feated the JesScoeS by a score of to o.
Watkins did the best work with q total
of 5ll. The only other player To pass the
sol.
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TWO STRAIGHT FALLS.

Chicago. March 14.-Frank Gotch defeat
ed John Rooney, ChicagO's wrestling DO
liceman, in two straight falls, in their
match here tonight at catch-as-catch-caH
style.
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The Salt Lake Route is operating
train daily, leaving at p. m, for Mil
ford, Lund, MOdena, NewhOuse. Utah.
and Acoma, New. Stage connections
for all southern Utah points.
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Grand annual ball of the Brotherhood
of Railway Carmen will be given at I.
O. O. F. hall, west of postoffice. Tues
day evening, March H. Extra large Or
chestra. Refreshments served free
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SHOW WINNERS PARADED TODAY.

show is today
all winners
naradod in the
of in
Ito the
las
me OF the
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CROWDS swarm
To DOG SHOW
Salt Lake Takes Up With Idea
and Second Day Sees Even
Larger Attendance.

Salt Lake has certainly gone TO the
dogs. All the arguments the boosters can
produce to the contrary will quickly dis
appear if one stands at the corner of
Main and Second South and watches the
steady stream Of apparently sane and in
telIigent citizens of this town swarming
into the bench show. Salt Lake did not
know how much it loved dogs until this
show arrived. and now it seems deter
mined to make up for the lost time. Yes
terday was the second day of the tiTSt
annual bench show. and while the crowd
was all that could be asked on the first
day. it was small in comparison with
the people who turned out yesterday
At an early hour last evening il was
impossible to get inside the show and u
was not until late at night that the crowd
began to thin out Then one could see
the tired officers Of the club YEARLY leave
for their homes. satisfied that their ef-
forts had beel appreciated.
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1t Always Pays

To have the best paint and painters.
w A DuvalL Both phones. ITO w. End
South.
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any DIVSs IhIIu. limo. I:IU %.
At Hot Springs.
Hot Springs March 14-Oaklawn re-
suits:
FIRST race, four furlOugs-Fare won.
Senator BecSham second. Virginia Lind
sey third. Time ~ seconds.
r. Second race. four NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
won. Mortified second. ChutiIa third
Time. % To seconds.
hird race. miie-Odella won. Wood
Claim second. Leta Duffy third. Time
!: f3 3-5.
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards
Jack LorE wen. Tivolini second Rein Re-
gent third. Time 1:45 4-5.
tltth race. five and a half furlongs-
Ballad won. Broken Melody second Edith
VI. third Time. $50 3-5.
sixth race. mile And seventy yards-Sul-
try won. Lansdcvne second. Prince Of
Pless third. Time las 10.
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Washington. March 1.-THE navy de-
partment received a report today an
nouncing that the gunbOat Princeton lels
Acapulco, Mexico. yesterday, for C0rint0.
Nicaragua. The Chicago is now at AGA
Julia, Salvador, and these two warships
will look after the American Interests
affected by the war between NicaragIs
and Honduras The Princeton probably
will arrive at Corinto tomorrow
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Dogs on Friendly Terms.

So far not a single mishap has married
the success Of the show. In spite of the
fact that there are about go dogs con
fined in the one room and hundreds
of visitors no one has been bitten WO-
men can he seen fOndlinS bull dogs that
look ferocious enough to eat a COW, The
dogs have been benched for two DAYS
now and seem to take the Caresses as a
matter of fact The dogs arc friendly 10
everybody and a person cannot walk
around for half dozen minutes before
ne catches the spirit and makes friends
with the dogs. One exhibitor said last
night: when | entered my dog. he had
as nice a coat of hair as you ever saw,
but if this show does not end soon | am
afraid / will have To take a bald-headed
pointer home. so many people stop to rub
his head 90