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RpaI estate far Sent.

-oN~~~~~S>~~~y~>S~~ ~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FOR RENT,
912 West Marshall Street.
4 2O3G West Grace Street.
40S Allen Avenue.
4OS Allen Avenue
{40S Allen Avenue.
K 40S Allen Avenue.
2G15 West Grace Street.
Z East Main Street. s.. y
\ 404 North Twelfth Street.
Il 5l1A North Fifth Street.
GA Floyd Avenue,
goa East Marshall Street.
5I1 North Fifth Street.
Enst Main Street.
AIS East Clay Street.
5@1527 Floyd Avenue.
1879 Park Avenue.
III East Main Street,
y 921 West Marshall Street.
GIL West Marshall Street.
i2617 West Grace Street.
26lA West Grace Street.
& 52s07 West Grace Street.
AIT West Clay Street,
5O9h North Fifth Street.
6l1 North Eighth Street. Xxx
321 South Pine Street
IA Cos Month Eighth Street. N;
$403 West Marshall Street. ss
Nv South Second Street.
5sf Il n ID, CARNF Al s. SON 2
400 ll1ast Main Street.
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sI: Aut0-T0nrlng Test. y

90 a. Special TO The Vines 4 p spatoh, ]
BUFFALo \, Il NV July Twenty moto,
cycles arrived hero to- lay. hey are on d
cup and n diamond bad &c ms prizes. ,rhere
are slxs three-men teams amt two Flndiyldun
riders, The cad ng stand arGs cam. Ind al
team OF Sprintigald NJ ass and he Max FIX
celslop am sof Chicng go, 80 far have perfect
azores. George wv. & Chicag o, an In
diyldua der also Ss haS " u & nerteot score
THE next 1topp!ng spoln II ID Erie III
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East Radford Wins.

Special to The Times Diepatch.l
EAST RADFORD. VA. July Sra ford
defeated Bristol at the Fair Grounds to-
day by score of Is to 6. The feature Of
the samc was Radtord's heavy batting
Radford made II hits: Bristol. s. Batteries,
Radford, Howard and Coll; Bristol, Kins
Bristol expects to strengthen her team
for the Friday and Saturday games to be
played here. and feels confident OF winning
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Stumbling Of the Clubs.
Gan,es To-day.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at 6Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
ts9 Boston at Cincinnati.
Gan,,els To-Day
lvorcestershlre Takes Lead.

DORCHESTER, ENG, July 9, The gentle
men OF PHILADELPHIA fresh from their fine
victory over South Wales yesterday, opened
the second cricket match Of their tour
against Worcestershire to-day. a full In
Ming was completed by both elevens. and
atAthe termination Of MAY the Americans
found their opponnents four runs on the
Winning side Of the ledger. AS they opened
badly however, against solt h Wales ana
finished strong. this Is not causing their
friends much. anxiety, and a much better
showing is expected on tha morrow, When
the game win be- resunlea t4,
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DOYLE LEADS,

Many more ballots for the most pom
sular playerNin the league were received
yesterday, and some Of those in the
lower part Of the list profited greatly
as result Of the count. Doyle took
first place from Kanzler,8an Revelle
is now third. Long John Fox Is maxi
Ing strong fight, and will doubtless
be factor at the finish.
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Makes New Bicycle Record.
tspcclal TO The rIneg-DIsnatcb 1

>7i'sstf1 70 I lle = ll!Ies-OlspHtch ] y
E OGDEN, UTAH. July 9--Parley Giles,
of Salt Lake City, last night clipped
sixteen seconds off the worlds ANA teur
bicycle record of 4:25 for two miles,
IN paced against time, riding the dis
lance in14:09.
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1; Cleveland, 4
Standing Of the Clubs.
Ga1r1,,c,.s To-Dn,

Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washingt on.
Cleveland at Boston.
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RICHMOND TAKES
FIRST OF SERIES

Revelle, Q; orr stewart, 2. Fit by
pitched balls--Titmnn, 2; Mcssitt. Ra-
Icy. Struck out--by Revcllc. q; by
stewart, |. Passed balls--Bentley.
Wild pitcf-Revelle. Time Of game,
1:5o. Umpire, Mace. Attendance,
1000.
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Summary: Earned runs-Norfolk. /.
Left on bases-RoanokeS 4 Norfolk, Z.
Three-base hits-Smith Double plays
-Brodie to Bonner. Sacrifice hits
Hessler. Stolen bases-Lohr, Painter
(2). Seitz, Hessler. O'Neal. Strike
outs-Beynolds 2: Perdue, 8. Bases
on balls-Perdue 2. Batters hit
Painter. Seitz. Time, 1910 Attend
ance 1850. Umpire, Hanneeer.
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Auction Scales, .6uture Daps.
BY r. a. Catlfn, q 81
No. 6 North Eleventh Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE or
| PREMISES. gS
No. Ola IN. Harrison
Street.
. ..Eol,lFI

In execution of a deed Of trust to-
us. dated June 80. 1906. of record In
clerks office of Richmond Chancery
Court In D. B. 100 3D." page Z. default
having been made in the payment OF
two of the notes therein secured. and
being required SO to do by the holder
|ot said notes, we Will, on aa
MONDAY, JULY 10. 1905,
lat Gao o'clock P. NJ, on the premises
sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder. the premises No GA North Har-s
rison Street, which is described as
fronting thirty (30) feet on west line
of Harrison Street and extending back
10 feet, on which is a small frame
dwelling.
TERMS: Cash. sufficient to pay the
costs Of executing this trust; all taxes
and charges against said property and
to pay off said nOtes. amounting to-
s36o.50. and Interest thereon from June
80. 1908, until paid and the balance
on credit Of two years, the credit
payment to be secured by trust deed
on said property. or all cash, ut option
of the purchaser. r.
z
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BY N. w. Bowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
The Snug Frame.House

NO. 11a4 NORTH TwENTY-FIFTH
STREET, WITH FOUR ROOMS AND
A GOOD RENTER. AND THE ADJ.
& JOINING BUILDING LOT AT THE
Z NORTHWEST CORNER OF TWEEN
q ,rY-F1FTH AND G AR rim G II ON
STREETS. WITH STABLE ON
THE REAR. WILL BE SOLD. BY.
PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THE PREM
&TSE,S ON "a St51ss "a 81 s5I 5s5 49, -
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@uction @ales. Tbis Zap.
The Valentine Auction Co.,
61S East Broad Street.

AUCTION SALE OF HANDSOME Bu-
REAUS, WASHSTANDS. WARD
ROBES. SIDEBOARDS, CHINA CLOS
ETS, OAK AND WALNUT CHAM
BIER SUITS. IRON AND BRASS
BEDS, EXTENSION TABLES. NAT
TRESSES, OILCLOTH. RUGS AND
+ DRUGGISTS; ALSO HANDSOME MA
HOGANYF CHIFFONNIER AND 9TH
Err FURNITURE, &C, &C,
TODAY (FRIDAY) JULY 10TH,
at 1890 O'clock, at our auction sales
THE Valentine AUCTION co.
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BY direction Of tho trustees yof st.
IPauls Church Home for Aged Wo-
men. we shall SELL by public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JULY II, 1908, AT 6
O'CLOCK p. NJ
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Results Yesterday.
Chicago. 4; Brooklyn, 8.
Pittsburg, o.: Philadelphia, 5.
Cincinnati, l; New York. 2.
st. Louis, 2: Boston, II.
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@Batted for Stewart.
The score by innings:

Richmond ..t.......1 i o5o2 rs
Lynchhurg ......Os0 o. o o 4 o51----i
Summary; Two base hits-Bowcn
Bentley Stolen bases-He ffron, Kanz-
Ter, Messitt. Double plays-sweeney to
Bowen to Raley. Bases on balls-off
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PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF THAT
SPACIOUS. CENTRALLY LOCATED.
SUBSTANTIAL AND HIGHEY5 VAL
UABLEs CORNER PROPERTY,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Ycstcrdn,

Washington. 3; Chicago. 5.
New York, s; Detroit, 10.
f Philadelphia, s.; st. Louis. s Twelve
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property now and long occupied as the
st. Paul's Church Home for Aged La
dies, fronting so S-12x137 feet on
north side Clay Street, corner Adams
Street, and the building being most
substantial, detached, two-story and
basement, brick structure, containing
about fourteen rooms, we'll appointed,
having city water. gas, elegant mar
BILE and slate mantels. slate roof. and
which can be made at small cost very
attractive. It being we'll adapted in
size, character and location for a large
residence, or public institution, or
the valuable material therein might
be utilized to advantage In building on
this spacious and attractive corner lot.
There is also upon the lot good
brick outbuilding.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at
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MONDAY. JULY 10, 1908.
AT 6 O'CLOCK P. NJ.

These are good properties. and should
ers and investors, as they will be sold
upon liberal terms tt nccr IN names
diate necessity. Show up,'' ana sci
a bargain.
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No. 100 West Clay Street
so s-12X137 FEET, NORTH" EST COR
NERl CLAY AND ADAMS, ST. PAUL'S
CHURCH HOME FOR AGED &WO-
MEN
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Aurtion @alcs. future Dap8.

BY J. =. Elan & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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e. A. CATLIN,
Trustee.
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The game warn,t won until Sweeney the
inst man up. vent out TO Knnzler.
We are GRADUALLY walkinstnway from the
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VIM. 3. Pizzini Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 723 East Main Street.

ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
NYILLI.ANISBuRG AVENUE Nd
ELM STREET. ssf 53s ias u q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
Opening Market by Large Buying
Distributed Through the
Entire List.
BIG ADVANCE IN AM. SMELLING
Went to 9i3i, II Gain Of 6I--Bonds
Were Strong--Closc Was
Easy.

New York, Aug. 1.-The stock market
opened strong and largo buying orders
were distributed through the list The
advance in American Smelling relchrd
/ Il, Canadian Pacific and American Lo-
comotive 4, Reading and Wabash ore
ferred and American Wooden / and st.
Paul. Great Northern preferred and
Amalgamated Copper large fractions.
Realizing In American Smelling, Union
Pacific and Reading caused a fractional
reaction.
But the rise was soon resumed and
the high prices for the movement were
reached by several stocks. National
Lead jumped 49, American Smelling :,
and Union Pacinc Great Northern pre-
ferred, AmalgamAtcd Copper and Corl
& Western after losing =. rebounded
The demand saggcd in the second
hour ana prices were allowed TO slip
back. Southern Pacific rose at noon
and steadied the list,
Bonds were strong.
Rock Island preferred was bought rX-
tensively for n while, but the icst of
the list was inclined TO run off IN de-
crease in demand. The tone afterwards
became tirmer again when american
The market closed easy; strength IN
special stocks acting as an influence.
with news of weather conditions IN
northwestern crop, Price .tuGtuiltions
We're irregular st. Paui got up : and
fcrred touched Ill q. Or the reaction
Reading and Union Pacific and some
others got below last night and Mis-
souri, Pacific lost N.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
Pittsburg Silver Peak Now Earn
ing on Basis of One Hundred
Thousand Monthly.
TREATING $50 TONS DAILY
Treasury Contains 100000 and Com
pany win Disburse Dividend
In the Autumn.

Nevada mine, one I'm which a good
many salt Lakers are interested as
stockholders, that is making a splon-
aid record is the Pittsburg Silver Peak.
since March 3. when the company
placed portion of its mill in operation,
up to and including July is. It has pro-
duced $3i9, 1861.
According to Manager Director Effn-
ger. who was in the city for a few
hours yesterday EN- route to camp from
the east the present gross monthly
production is approximately s105,O0 of
which amount $4,000 is profit The
min is treating an average of $50 tons
per day and. as the foregoing figures
indicate, is giving highly gratifying re-
suits. MIR. Effinger says the company
has in its treasury at the present time
approximately $500 900 and that the
initial dividend viii probably be dis
bursed some time during the coming
autumn.
The Pittsburg Silver Peak company
operates line of railroad from a point
ON the main line of the Tonopah a.
Goldfeld to Blair where the company's
properties are located
III was learned from MIR. Effinger that
George o. Bradley, former chief engi-
neer of the Utah Copper company, with
hcadqurters in this city but now man
ager OF the Pittsburg silver Peak Is
In the east on honeymoon trip, he
having been married in Kansas City
recently to an accomplished young lady
who formerly resided at Toocle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
PIocHE MINING DEAL.

Another mining deal of considera bic
Importance was consummated this
week by the transfer OF a one-half in
tet@st In the II Monica mining claim
from b. $. Num- to Robert McLaugh-
lin, says the Phoebe Record
This claim is situated on the hill as
cending to the northeast from China
town, and IN fact, takes IN large por-
ton of the ground covered by that sec
ton, IL ls In close proximity To the big
mirPs OF the district lying at the foot
or claims owned by the Bamberger Ex-
plorntlon company. The consideration
for the transfer was 81 600, which was
paid upon the delivery of the deeds.
Mr., Mclaughlin viii push develop
menl on the claims, and to that end
a force OF men Is now employed In
extending the tunnel running from
Main street. The remaining half in
terest In the claim Is Owned by Robert
Schofeld AN old-timc resident and
prospector Of Phoebe.
situated as II ~ In n choice section,
WIN proven mlnes surrounding on all
sides II Is safe To assume that with
prolsr development the FL Monica win
become n mine of merit, and should
demonstrate producing qualities
within q few months We understand
that eastern capital win be Interested,
and from other undertakings IN which
Mr. Mclaughlin Is Interested we know
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THE DIAMOND QUEEN.
IL. j. Waugh's Bullfrog Property De-
vcloping Satisfactorily.

Ernest j. Waugh, of the William H.
Tibbals company of this city, has been
looking over mining interests in the
Bullfrog, New. district, He is extern
sively interested in the Diamond Queen
property The Bullfrog Miner says;
The late strike on the original lease
onsthe Diamond Queen is getting better
as developed, r. j. Waugh reports four
feet of solid ore in sight which is dip
ping at about a 45-degree angle towards
the contact The lessees are sinking
on the ore and are taking out from four
to six tons day that returns assays
of over 5000 to the ton. At present
there seems to be ore everywhere and
the lessees have a car out and are loud
ing as fast as a four-horse team can
haul to the Diamond Queen spur. If
the conditions continue to- improve as
they have the past week they Will be
ready to commence hauling another
car by the time this one is loaded. Two
new leases We're granted this week on
Queen ground"
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BOSTON COPPER CLOSE.

b. Coaaln., 99a14; G. * H.. s9a
asked; c NJ, 4S@45, DAILY West lOs.
mlIA: CRANKY Con, 1O5 a 100; Nevada
Con, 15A@Fs; Did Dom. 42Ha8k;
Parrot 2SlsQ2,: Shannon, 16%@ls;
Trinity. l7$ RS; Utah Con, 4Sai a
~; Winana, G7s@7; Wyandot. 29s a u (;
Utah Copper 4Oas as; Newhouse, IA
=, L, S S, com, 421a @43; do pfd.,
4Gh q "; Bingham. 7OQSO; G. e. A.,
Us q ale; Greene Canana, 12la a X /:
Mexico Con, Az az; Mohawk, G9m q
North Butte Si1smA osceola, 114la
a ll5iai Quincy 97@99; Santa re, 2b
a y; Tammarack, 1915; United Cop,
70A Victoria, 5& a6A; Wolver-
Inc, 1i3mli5; La sale, 14A0l
Anal. 794 a rs; Boston Con. l4A az;
Ahmeek, So bid; b. x L., 65d7O; pa
Wis DAILY, 2al-iG; East Butte, 7ia@%;
llelveta, "a asked; Majestic, 70d15
Niplssing, 1iaa5S; s. 81 f., 15GM; Ape~,
4A@la; Lake l2@1a: Miami. 9isQ&;
y 3. ENtn, 3ia32; cum. Ely. 9ls@%
Dom. Cop SY.Qis; GrouX, SB@4M;
New Utah. 3,s@A; Raven. 1M03-l6;
Troy 40050
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APPOINTS RECEIVER FOR
C. {. PULLMAN COMPANY

Cincinnati, Aug. 5.--In the u. S. dis
trict court here today Judge Thompson
appointed William r. Thrall receiver
of the charles e. Bultman company.
The plaintiffs in this action of. involu-
tary bankruptcy charge that the d. .
PENDANT company committed an act OF
bankruptcy when on Aug. it admitted
in writing that 1t could not meet obli-
cations.
Assets said to consist of cash and
furniture, amount TO between $4,000
and 500 900, while the liabilities are
estimated Variously at from $t00, 900 to
100000, the latter figure being that
said to have been named by Bultman
himself
Nearly every state in the Union is
said to be represented among the deal
ers with the Bultman company, which
recently absorbed the brokerage firm
of Moorehead 6 Company, one of the
best known firms in this section.
Bultman, who five years ago was a
marker in the w j. O'Dell com
mission house. was last year made
councilman at-large from Walnut Hill.
and has been In public affairs
The Bultman company was the last
of the larger brokerage concerns I.
quit business.
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REGULAR CALL sALEs


Big Hill. 1000 at 5M.
Black Jack, 500 at GO.
Bullock 200 at 10
Colorado 100 at 1875: 200 at +32b
Columbus Con. 100 at 2.12h
Crown Point, 500 at %.
Indian Queen. 500 at 1872, buyer co;
1000 at 49,
1nyo, 1000 at 10.
Iron Blossom, 500 at 2.1o; 100 at
2O7h
May Day, 300 at 80.
Seven Troughs, 500 at q; 500 at 2Ob
Silver Shield 500 at 20
Sioux Con, 400 at l.O7is 500 at ITO,
buyer 60.
Swansea Con. 100 at SO; 100 ut 81.
Uncle Sam. 400 at 1876; 100 at 1.27la,
seller 60.
Utah Con, 500 at 2O1a; 100 at 1.27lE,
seller so.
Utah Con, 500 at 2olA 800 at 20.
Wabash. 100 at 81.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 800 at t.25.
Black Jack. 5000 Mt 61; 500 at So
buyer 80; $500 at g., buyer 40; 500
Mt SO. buyer Co
Colorado. 200 at 4.32ia
Crown Point LOO at 231a
Indian Queen, 1000 at 49, 1000 at
1879, buyer so.
Iron Blossom 1900 at 2O75; 1900 at
els, buyer 60: 500 at 30.
New York, 300 at .O7Ia.
Tintic Central. 500 at o.
Utah Con, 1000 at 20; 1000 at 20Is
buyer 60.
Uncle Sam Con, roo at 1.27ia.
REHABILITATION.
Regular Call ........1 IL, 500 S9.495.OO
open Board ......19, 462 2O,62i.5O
Forenoon totals .22.2s2 $3O.l16.5O
AFTERNOON CALL.
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago Aug. --Cattle-Recetpts about
lS,0O; market steady to n shade lower.
Beeves, 3,60q5.S0; Texans, 3504o.25; west
ems, $Gog5so; st9ckeLs "a. and feeders fee rs
Hogs-Receipts about 2aGOo; market
steady TO- strong. Lights, 66'ii5N = -
6i04G,95; pigs. o.@@G,l5; bulk of sales,
645GI6I5.
Sheep~Receipts about 5000; market
steady at 10 cents lower. Natives, 2. 5Q4
90; lambs, 4.5Op6.D, Westerns, 4.25U
$40.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Aug. -Cattle-Receipts, 1900.
market steady to 10 cents higher, West
ern steers 3.J0aj, 70: Texas steers, 3.n9
4.G5; cows and heifers 2.50a4.40; can
ners, l.I5@2,75; stockers and feeders,
stays. 225m4.25.
Hogs-Recelpts 5000 market steady.
Heavies. $50 go; mixed. d,25G6 40;
lights 63O@6 90; pigs 6.5O@6,OD; bulk
Sheep@Receipts, 10000; market steady.
Yearlings, l. i6D4.65; wethers, 3.S5Q4.25;
ewes. S.00@4.00; lambs. 4.D4SJo.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Aug. Seattle Receipts,
1900: market steady. stockers and
feeders, 3.00W4.75; bulls. 2.5O9350;
calves, 3.5oa6.o0; western. steers, S.T5@
III Hog WeIsee SS" 1900 market strong
to cents higher. Bulk of sales. 6.50GD
6.T5; henvies 6,nG6.&; packers ana
butchers, s.0@G.sO; lights. .4O@6,15
shcep%Reccipts. 1900: market steany.
Muttons, i.0Jd4.G0; lambs. 5.G00D6.5O:
range wethers, 3.S0a 40 fed ewes. 3. -
AA$5
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HOME DYNANiITED.

Birmingham Ala, Aug. 5.-The home
of John Hughico Pole near Ensley,
was dynamited early today. Six men
We're subsequently arrested. Hughico
recently had been receiving black hand
letters.
Because of the turn in the miners
strike in all parts of the district. after
a conference with Gov. Conner, Sheriff
Higdon late today issued instructions
to deputies throughout the mining sec
ton which practically invokes martial
law.
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NO OPPOSITION no GORE.

Guthrie. Okla Aug. 5.-United statea
Senator Thomas p Gore. Democrat, ~
Lawton. and Dennis r. Flynn. Renubli-
ton in their parties for the nomination
for United States senator in yester-
days primaries i'm this state TO succeed
Gore for the short term. Mr.. FLYNN.
formerly was DELEGATE to Congress from
the territory of Oklahoma
The principal interest centered I'm the
race between Congressman Bird s. Nc
Guire of Pawnee and Judge Bayard T.
Hainer Of Perry, for the Republican,
congressional nomination i'm the First
district. The Indications This morning
are that McGitire received an over.
wheiming majority.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Contest for Officers in Supreme Lodge
Mny BE Settled Today.

Boston, Aug. 5.--The principal event
on the program of the knights of
Pythias convention today was the
great parade of subordinate lodges and
Pythian Sisters, and while it was not
such II military spectacle as that pre-
scented by the Uniform Rank in their
parade yesterday, the numerous floats
and other features lent color TO to-
days pageant and made it more in
teresting. There were about $4,000 in
line.
The contest for officers in the SUI
preme lodge was expected to be settled
today Henry T. Brown of Texas is
q strong favorite for supreme chancel-
Tor and sharp contest was predicted
between George NJ. Hanson of Maine
and -. Sidney Wordsworth of this
state for the vice CHARACTERISTIC,