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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-04
EVIDENCE IN FAVOR
OF CAPTAIN RA|AS
Stories Told Him by Servants
Apparently Enough to Drive
a Man Crazy.

FLUSHING, T.. T., May 3.-With
thirteen of the defense g witnesses dis
posed of. the Hains trial started on its
third week today. Perhaps the most
important testimony on behalf of Cap
tain Peter G. Hams, Jr., charged with
the murder Of William L. Annis, came
just before ad journment, when Lee Bugg,
a real estate dealer and a member of
the Bavside Yacht club, where Annis
was shot, testified that he had dis
cusscd the merits Of certain property
ad Joining the Yacht club with Thorn
ton Hams, the defendant 8 brother, and
at one time made an appointment with
Thornton Hams TO meet him at the
Yacht club.
Bu00's testimony tends TO show lack
of generalization on the part of the
defendant and to corroborate that of
Thornton Hams. who testified that he
and the captain went to the club the
day Annis was killed TO find Bugg or
his partner, Jesperson, to inspect the
Bayside property
Major John p Hams, brother of
the captain, concluded his testimony at
the morning session,
Variety of Testimony.
Most Of the session. was occupied by
| iuc uuteJloHIU2 VI uIHlN DuCerSJ gov
ernment employees and the negro serv-
ants who were employed in Captain
Hams household when he was in the
! PhilipDines. The armv men testified
| to conversations with Captain Hams
during July and August, 1908, and
characterized his speech and conduct
upon these occasions as irrational -
Emma Lavcllo. the Hams cook, and
Minnie Hohme and Lilly Sawyer, negro
maids employed by Mrs. Claudia Hams,
caused much amusement by the char.
acteristic manner of telling their stor-
les Of the alleged "antics Of "Billy'
Annis and Claudia Hains at the Hains
home during the captains absence.
Lilly SAWYER. the colored servant in
the Hams household at Fort Hamilton,
testified that she had told Captain
Hains all about the "goings onh of
Mrs. Hams and Annis while the cap
tain was away. She said she told the
captain that Mrs Hains was often out
all night and that she md Anuis would
| come to the house intoxicated. The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-04
AMATEUR BOXING

Kid Cain. who claims TO have won the
amateur championship at the ST. Louis
worlds fair. was defeated in the second
round by peanuts Sinclair. at the St.
Regis club Monday night. before a large
crowd. Cain put Sinclair down for tne'
count OF eight Peanuts" rallied quick-s
" and turned The tables on Cain, win-
ming the decision.
Morse and Bown huGged each , ether 70 ior
four rounds. there being very little sci
entific boxing. the mon having but one
hand each. Morse would have done mucn
better had ne tied his right on his back
as II was always in the way and OF no
use to him. Red Fitzsimmons outpoint-
ed the Philadelphia Kid In two rounds at
n time when IL appeared AS If he had no
chance 10 win. \ chance uppercnt did
the work.
The battle royal between FIVE colored
BOYS was worth going miles to see.
The feature of tho evening was short
bout between Young knight OF MYrrsy
aud ''Chalky Germain. Tho latter
landed at will. and his perfect blocking
saved many hard blows. When knight
saw that he was up against it. he threw
up the sponge. after making A game try
to win. "Chalky" was too clever
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W|NTERGREEN wins /.
KENTUCKY DERBY
Leads All the Way Around the
Famous Churchill Downs
Course.
THIRTY-FIFTH DERBY
IN BLUE GRASS STATE
Owner Respess Pulls Down Five
Thousand Dollar Purse
on Race.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 3.-Runnins
strong and never in trouble a any point
along the mile and a quarter journey.
Wlntcrgreen led field OF ten all the way
around the famous Churchill Downs
course in the thIrty-Gfth Kentucky Der
by today
The winner. a big bright bay colt by
Dick Weles. out Of Winter. and owned by
J. p. Respess. finished length and haif
in front of Miami. which was two lengths
ahead OF DR.. BarlIiey. The distance was
covered In 2:OS 10.
The stake WAS worth $4,000 to the win
ncr,
First race. Inaugural purse. five and
half furlongs-Crystal Maid. S2i.65
second; All Red. show $3.50, third. Time
1907 10.
second race purse. 2-year-old fillies,
four furlones-Ethc Burg, straight
5000 won: Martin II. place s5l, sec
ond; Placide, show $3.50, third. Time,
Third race. selling six furiongs-Tom
Slo.95, second; J. H. Reed, show Sl5.9o
third Time. 1:li 20
Fourth race the Kentucky Derby: val
NC $4,000 mile and a quarterly inter-
green, $3.50 straight. won; Miami, S9.la
place second: DR.. Barkley, S2o.io 10
show. third Time. EOS Is.
Fifth race. four furlongs. 2-year -olds
place. $3.50, second; henderson. show
So. o.. third Time. As 40:
Sixth race mile and Il siXteentb-Cym-
bal s95 i5 won: ST Elwood. Slioo place
second: First Peep, $3.50 show. third.
Time. l.i3 20.
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BASEBALL SEASON
WILL Open TODAY
Helena Plays in Salt Lake,
and Butte Opens in
Boise.
MAYOR BRANSF0RD TO
PITCH UP FIRST BALL
Engineers Find Diamond Sey-
eral Feet Out of Align
ment.

The Intermouutan Baseball league
opens today. Helena and Salt Lake teams
will play at the Walker field. the game
commencing at $50. Butte Will play III
Boise with the league team of that ciiy-
Mayor Bransford will start the game In
this city. while Governor Brady OF Idaho
will start the hall rolling in Boise.
IT being the first meeting between salt
Lake and Helena. there Is naturally Il
great deal OF interest as 10 the result.
judging from practice games played. Hell
cna is a trihe stronger than the Salt
Lake team at the present time but Man
aeor Hammond is confident that his colts
will be able TO hold up their end and hopes
10 win tod5y's game.
Eill Carney. the official umpire Tor the
league. Will offlclatc at today's game ana
ss he comes here with a reputation. II rs
hoped that he will deliver the goods,
The baseball diamond was squared by
engineers Monday. who found the base
lines several feet out. the foul INC along
third base being ont fifteen feet
The baseball players Will give n parade
today previous to the game IN the Salt
Lake sightseeing automobiles.
The teams will line up as follows;
L..
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Pi,nIico Races.

BALTIMORE. May 3.-Todays race re-
suits:
First race, four and a half furlongs-
Mexicann. II to 1G, won; Lucetta, Is to
]. second: Timle King, 80 10 /, third.
Time. :o6>
Second race. six furlongs-Charlie Past
man, 13 20 10. won: Momentum, to /,
second George w. Lebolt. to 1, third.
Time, 1913 As.
Third race, one miIe-Rio Grande. 10 TO
]. won: Bobbie kean. IL TO 5. second
King of Basham, 10 to /, third. Time,
1:40 2-5.
Fourth race, the Potomac stceplechase,
about two miIes--Ren Cole. Z 10 8, won
Black Bridge; 2 to l. second sparker.
Fifth race. four furlongs-zacatas. 10
!. won; Compton. ~ TO l.; second; JessIca
to 2. third. Time. :4S 80.
Sixth race, Eutaw purse, mile and forty
yards-Live Wire. to l, win; Pins and
Needles, 13 To ., second; Superstition, /!
10 /. third. Time. 1.i3,
Seventh race. selling, six furlongs.-
Merry GIFT, 10 to /. won; Simple Honours
2 TO p, second, Hiacleo. 40 to 1, third
Time. 1:14 10.
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"R00SEVELT AIRSHIP"
TAKES FIRST PRIZE

NEW YORK, May 3.--Morc than one
thousand automobiles took part today In
New York's annual carnival parade.
Prizes aggrega ting $4,000 were distributed
10 the best decorated vehicles. More than
zoo, 900 persons II was estimated viewed
the flVs-mile line,
in the class labelled ''grotesques." and
was called the Roosevelt airship.' On
the cowcatcher of the ''airship" was a
man dressed 70 represent the former
president In Rough Rider costume, with
field glasses and elaborate hunting out
fit. while elsewhere on the craft were
bestowed number OF Ethiopians and
press agents In jungle attire, The ma
chine took first prize In Its class.
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UNIVERSITY TEAM
Wins CHAMPIONSHIP
Defeats L. ID. S. by Score of 8
TO 3 in 0ne-Sided
Game.
LARSEN INVINClBLE,
WHILE LUND Is EASY
This Is Last Game Varsity
Plays on the Home
Grounds.

The University Of Utah baseball team
cnched Its title to the intercollegiate
championship Monday afternoon, when the
l.. d. $, boys were taken into camp with
very little difficulty, by a score OF to j.
With the exception OF the second
inning the scores were few and far be-
tween for both teams. The l.. d. ;. lads
took balloon ascension during tEIs in
ming and three singles. n double by Ban
ming and SpitISo's three -hagger. with a
couple OF errors thrown in, resulted III
seven runs, two Of which We're earned
Lund was hit frequently and had rather
control
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Bowling Tourney,

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3.-Arrangc-
ments have been completed for a tele-
graphic bowling contest to take place
simultaneously IN three different west
ern and middle western cities on Wednes-
day night next May 5 The match will
be between hve-men teams. and the va
rious scores of contestants will be ex-
changed by telegraph al the conclusion
OF each snme. Games will be played at
San Francisco. Tacoma Seattle, Port
land, Salt Lake. Butte, Spokane, Denver
Vancouver and Westminster, 3. G,
Three games will be played Mt each OF
these cities. The matches are in the ma
turc OF a preliminary tryout 10 the West
eFn Bowling congress. which meets at Sc
attic, Wash. May 90.
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PEARSON WILL TRY
M0T0R-B0AT CRUISE

CHICAGO, May 3.-Ralph NJ. Pearson.
a member OF the Jackson Park Yacht
club, will undertake cruise of 5000 miles
leaves Chicago today and Will cruise
down the drainage canal and Mississippi
river into the Gulf of Mexico, the pros
pective deep waterways route: UP the At
iantic coast TO the 81 Lawrence river,
and return TO Chicago by way OF the
Great Lakes.
Pearson will bc accompanied by his
mother, and has arranged his boat so
that he cnn steer and run the engine
from the cockpit. The Catherine NJ. Is
thirty five feet in length. with eighteen
foot beam. 1t is propelled with 4 IL
horsepower engine
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Blue Ribbon Winners.

CHICAGO, May $.-In response To AN
official request Morris e Co, the CHI
siX-horsc team of Cydesdales To the
Royal agricultural show In London this
July. The Morris team won the cham
ploushlp OF the world at the International
livestock exposition in Chicago last De-
ccmber. and the six horses which make
up the team have between l2i rib
bons. Two of the horses arc British
born. two Canadian born and two were
raised In Illinois.
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INTFRMOUNTAIN BASEBALL SEASON OPENS
JOHNSON TRAINING
FOR 'bRIEA FIGHT
Will Sail for Europe, but Re-
turns to Box Kaufman
and Ketchel.

CHICAGO May 3.-ChampIon Jack
johnson starts hard training today for
his bout with Jack OBricn in Philadcl
phia May ~. He has been working
lightly with Kid Cutler. Toni Caponi and
Yapk kcnncy and the three will act az
has spnrrlng partners for the next two
weeks.
George Lytle. who is managing John
son, gays that although tho big colored
boxer will sail for England May 26. he
intends TO come back In time 10 IN his
engagements here with kaufman and
kCtChel
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NELSON AND "CYCLONE" :"
THOMPSON FIX TERMS
Battler Insists on 80 Rounds.
and Johnny Willingly
Agrees.

CHICAGO. MAY 3.--Battliue Nelson aud
Barney Lichtanstcin, manager for ICY
clone Johnny" Thompson, held confer
ence here tonight regarding Nelson's en-
gagement Tho bout with Thompson has
been set for July ;, In Colma, Cal All the
details have bcen arranged. Tho weight
VIII be l33 pounds ringsjdc. Nelson in
sisted on ninety nine rounds and lcb
tenstein agreed. Nelson says he will fight
Mcfarland September IL Mcfarland
agrees TO the conditions he will name. The
lightweight champion Will leave for Cali
fornia tomorrow night
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Under Criminal Charge.

SPOKANE, MAY &c ". IIadicy,
manager OF the Idaho Railway and Navi-
CATION company. was arrested today,
charged with having obtained money un-
der false pretenses, IT is alleged that he
sold stock In the company, falsely claim =
ing that Mayor G. Herbert Moore and
superior Judge J. d. Uinckle were off,
GERS The company proposed To operate
Il line of boats on the Snake river TO con
meet with short railway lines which il
was to build To interior points near the
Idaho Washington boundary.
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Train Still Snowbound.

The train on the Denver Northwestern &.
Pacific tthe Moffat road) which left
Steamboat Springs Friday morning is still
snowbound al Corona. Pass and Will prob
ably not he released until tomorrow night.
The train is well provisioned and the
forty passengers have suffered no discom
for; other than the DELAY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-04
CELEBRATE DISCOVERY
OF GOLD IN ROCKIES

IDAHO SPRINGS. Colo, May 2-Tho
hftieth anniversary of the discovery OF
Jackson in 1859 will be celebrated here
May T. The place where the discovery
was made has been purchased by Lsfay-
City. and presented TO Idaho Springs as
"A park. y monument has been erected on
the spot where The first nugget was
found
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Big Strike of Builders.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., May IA
began here today because of the refusal
of contractors to grant an increase in
wages. The Central Labor union has
approved the extension OF the carr
penters strike 20 all affiliated build
ing trades connected with the American
Federation of Labor, if conditions make
IL necessary.
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UNION SOCIETY OF THE
CIVIL WAR INCORPORATED

NEW YORK, May 3.-The Union
Society of the Civil War was incor-
porated today It's objects are:
To perpetuate the memory Of those
loyal officials. who, outside the mill
tary and naval service of the United
States. rendered invaluable aid and RS
sistance to the Union cause during the
Civil war; to unite and promote fellow
ship among them and their deseeu"
dants; to encourage historical research
in relation to the officials of the war,
as we'll as in relation TO relics and lank
marks; to foster true patriotism, and
to maintain and execute the institutions
of American freedom.
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Cuban Beats American

X. Cspablauca. the young Cuban chess
expert. today Increased his advantage
over Frank j, Marshall. the veteran
American champion. by defeating him
after thirty one moves. This leaves the
score at four games to one and three
drawn, in favor OF the Cuban player. The
match is eight games up
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Gamble Equals Record.

PRINCETON. n. J.. May S.-In the
annual Caledonian interclass games TO-DAY
cbsmuion r. T. Gamble of the Princeton
university track team. son of senator
Gamble OF South Dakota. equalled the in :
tercolegiate record OF i-5 seconds m
fhe 100 wards but because OF the wind
al his back the mark will not stand
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Jordan Field Day,

Field day in tine Jordan school dis
trict. Will he held the latter part Of this
month at Draper. All the schools in the
Jordan district will compete and prizes
Will he given TO winners OF first and sec
ond places. This field event was carried
OF success,
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MEMORY OF DEAD GIRL
DRIVES MOTHER INSANE

STAFFORD SPRINGS, Conn, May 3.
Driven insane. apparently, by the
sight of memorial card which she had
ordered for her daughter. who died a
month ago, Mrs, Bernard Ristcr today
beat Charles +. Emory Of Boston over
the head with an axe, inflicting serious
wounds, shot and killed her two-year-
old sou, Bernard, and then took her own
life by sending bullet through her
heart.
Emory had called to deliver the
cards,
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= L. D. S. Goes to Logan.

The l.. ~. :. l. baseball team will leave
over tho Oregon Short Line Tuesday az
tcrnoon FOR Logan, Wednesday the team
will play the 4. &. l.. ana on Thursday
the Il. y. G. This will be the last trip
OF the Saints to that part nC The state
surinG the present baseball season.
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AMERICAN
Chech Is Right.

BOSTON, MAJ 3.--Boston won from
Washington today 10y a score Of to
by punching hits In the fourth and eighth
innings. Cbech pitched in good form with
mon on bases r n. l.,
Eoston ,............. Z 10 q
Batteries. Chech. Spencer and Carrigan:
Gray and johnson. UmDircs: Blanken-
ship and street
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Earned runs-Univcrslty, .. Sacrifice
hit--Richards. Stolen bascs-Dyer. Spit
ko. Jones (2). Left on bases-U University,
6; l.. u. s., 1. Two-base hit-Banning,
Thrceba hit-Spitko. Double play
Lees to GALLAGHER. Hi by pitched ball
Larsen. Banning. 1Iorsfal. Jones. Spltko.
Struck out--By Lund. .; by Larsen. .,
Passed balls-Snow. .. Wild pitches
Lund. > Time OF game . hours. Umpire
Billy Dutch. Attendance-600
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Exciting Game.

BROOKLYN. May 3.--Boston gained
what proved to he Z. safe lead ny scoring
six runs in the fourth inning today, but
two innings later Brooklyn had tied the
score. In tho final round. the visitors
hit In two runs and won; . TO Z.
II. II. E
Boston ........-.. ,......,..-...9 II 4
-
Battories-Dorner, Mattern and Tuck
or Csrahan: Pastorius and Mcintyre
Marshall, Umpirea-Cusack and John
stone.
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that the president believed in drawing
an income tax law applicable to men
tollinC i'll professions, and then in
eXemptlng the vast accumulated wealth
of this natlOn from taXati0nii -
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"AGGIES'' DEFEAT B. \.
{. IN MATCH GAME
Special 10 The Tribune.

special W TIC
LOGAN MAY 3.-Thc Agricultural col
lc.c baseball team defeated the r. Y {.
of this city In Il league game here TINS
afternoon by tho score of 10 >, In an
exciting and interesting contest, which
Was attended by over 1000 fans. The Az
GIGS won the gsuS, in tho flrst inning,
scoring four runs. fhc B. Y did not
;,cor,. until the flfth. when two runs were
brought over tho plate. Morgan struck
out twelve men and Christersen seven.
The lineup was as folowt:
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Cardinals Beat Reds.

ST. LOUIS. May 2.-St. Louis defeated
Cincinnati today, , to 8. Fromine was
hit hard In the sixth. r. IL. II.
st. Louis .s,s,..........s....,..5 II l
Cincinnati ...r..... ............,3 . 9
Batteries--Hlgsinboth and Phelps:
Fromme and Karger. Mclean, Umpircs
KLEIN and Kane.
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Conference With wriphts

LONDON, May 3.-Wilbur and Or.
the continent last night for a brief
visit, prior to their departure for the
United States. visited the war office
today and had conference with War
Secretary Haldanc. and Major General
Sir Charles F. Haddeu, master general
of the ordnance. The proposal that the
Wrights supply the British govern
ment with one or more aeroplanes was
discussed.
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Edward PaYson Weston.

GLASGOW. Mo. May Edward Pay
o'clock this evening on his long walk TO
the Pacific coast. Hc continued on 10
Slater, walking siHty-cieht miles during
thr duV
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witness showed a belligerent spirit un-
der discrimination and rufhcd the
dignity of the court by the manner
in which she snapped out her ansMers
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NATIONAL
Covaleski Is Puzzle

PHILA DELPHTA. May 2.-Covslcsll
was a complete puzzle TO New York here
today. and Philadelphia, br punching
hits and with New York S and Amcs' s
wIlduess. Won easily, to /. r. II. T..
Philadeiphia go. ........s.,.,.5
New York .............,.....1 3 :.
Batterics-Covalcski and Doom: Gran
dali and Ames, Schlei. Umpircs-Truby
and Riglcr,
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Sox Beat Tigers,

CHICAGO May 3.-Chicago defeated
Detroit TO in a well-played game
here today. White pitched an excellent
game and kept the hits we'll scattered.
r II. T.,
Chicago . s /
.
Batteries: White and Sullivan; Willett
and StaOaEc.
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Four Straiphts for Pirates

CHICAGO, May 3.--Pittsburg captured
the fourth straight game from Chicago
today. winning easily on gifts. steals.
sacrifices and clean hitting. r. Ii. r.
Chicago .....s.s-. ..............2 s 4
PIttsburg ,...,... ..............9 IL
Observation-Disclosures FTascr and Coax
ley, Moran: Wills and Gibson. Umpires
-O,pay and Emslie.
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Chase in Game.

NEW YORK, May 3.-lial Chase's re-
turn To first base after Siege OF small
pox was signaized today by the presen-
iation 10 him OF n silver loving cup by
his team mates and a a-to-6 victory over
Philadelphia. Il. II. l..
Philadelphia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 4
New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL S
Batteries. Krousc. Dygert Schlitzcr and
Lapp; Warhop. Lake and kleinow.
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Western League,

At Topeka-Topeka 4, Sioux City 10
At Wichita-Lincon . Wichita 10.
a Pueblo-Omaha g. Pueblo 6.
AT Denver-Denver 8. Dcs Moines s.
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American Association.

At Louisvillc-Louisvie-I indianapolis
game postponed: wet grounds.
At Columbus-Toledo game postponed ;
wet grounds.
At Observation-Disclosures 2. st Paul g.
Al Minncapolis-M Minneapolis .. Kansas
fity
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A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
S2 up Main street. $500 per year.
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Northwest I,eapue

At Fancouver-Portland. s; Vancouver.
/.
At Spolanc-Tscoma. 3: Spokane. 2.
At Scattle-Scattle. ., Aberdeen, ..
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Whipping Post Stand:

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, May 3.-The
state senate today defeated measure
aboishing the penitentiary whipping post
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Pacific League,
Al Los Angcles-Los Angeles. 3; Ver-
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