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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-07
BREAKS LEG IN WRESTLING
Former School Chums Settle Dispute
and One Goes to Hos
pItaI.

Chicago. April 6.-As a result Of re-
minding william Z. Keevan. an ancient
schooImate. of an unfinished Wrestling
match of twenty-five years ago, William
Weaver. o. years old, is at the hospital
nursing a fractured leg
Mention Of the Old-time bout. WHICH
had been interrupted by the teacher,
spurred Keevan to take off his coat ana
the contest was renewed. Both men are
plumbers and possessed of great physl-
cal strength They had wrestled in an
omen lot but five minutes when keeVan
secured a half-Nelson and threw his op-
ponent heavily.
Weaver's right leg became twisted IN
some way so the bone snapped Just above
the ankle Friends Of both men were
present and one OF them notified the po-
lice. The latter removed Weaver TO q
hospital and took the victor of the bout
TO the station. Weaver told the police
that the injury was the result of an &C
cident and he did not hold his friend
responsible. so Keevan was released. lie
went promptly 10 the hospital, where he
shook hands with the victim
This broken leg settles my wrestling
and as You won the fan fair and square
I guess you're the champion said Weav-
er to keevan.
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At Los Anqeies.

Los Angeles. April 6.-Favorites cap
tured five out of seven events and the
public quit q big winner at Santa Anita
this afternoon Glorio took the measure
of a small field in the Wildfire handicap.
running the seven fuTlOngs in the good
time of 1:24 2-5. Maltbie set q fast pace
for five fUTlOngs. when he was over
hauled by GiOriO and GOwan in sharp
not regard the defeat of J. II. Reed. odds
on favOrite in the fifth race, in a very
favorable light and the ride Of Jockey
Kennedy is under investigation. Re
suits:
First race. selling. mile-Idberto. 81,
tRice). IS to ). won; Oreua, %, page,
TO ,. second: Benton. g. fB. Wilson,,
% to 1. third Time-1:40. Carmelina,
Evados. Millie R. Desmages. Lucy G,
LiVius st. Or. Royal Maxim. kOpek. VIII
lie Gregg and Teo Beach also ran.
Second race. purse. four fuTlOngs-C. II.
Patten. los. (Howard). to ]. won. DOno-
van, JOS. POwers), 8 to ], second: Hen
derson. los. (Ricel. to 2 third, Time
LeOd F.. Miles. J. II. Barr, Billy Bunch
and Silvia Fir also ran
Third race, selling, mile-C. " Burt,
100. Page), II TO >. won; Buchanan, %,
u. Hogs. 8 to I. second; FriaT Of Elgin.
l01. CWilsOn). 20 to I. third. Time
les 40 Herman Doyle. Agnes Virginia,
Audubon. Paladini. Light Comedian, Joy
Coyne Bye Bye II. Sink Springs. IllU-
sion ana DreQB6I also tdI-
Fourth race. the Wildfire handicap.
seven furlongs-Glorio.s Ill. Henry. even.
won: GOwan. 104 j. Howard. ( to 1.
second: MaItbie. 112, Page. to I. third.
Time-l;24 2-5. Marc Antony II also ran.
Fifth race, purse. seven furIOngs-Ethel
Day. 104. (POwelD. TO 2, won; J. II.
Reed. 1O1. kennedy. I to ?. second: Hi
Caul Cap. 1O6, tArchibald), 100 to !. third
Time-1.25 20 Caracasco. CobieskiIl. Cal
endar and Rifleman also ran.
Sixth race. mile and oue-half, selling
Beauclaire, I15. Preston, to >, won
St Hario. 113. IT. Rice) to i. second
Ozanne. los, Henry, 30 to !, third. Time
-2:33 Is. Rubinon. Rotrou and Vanen
also ran.
Seventh race. selling. six and one-half
furlongs-EOy T. III, Page. TO /. won,
Buckthorne, ia q. Howard). 3 to l.
second: Wauerre, 109. (Rettig1. 20 to l.
third. Time-I-20. Dandy Fine AngeI
Face. Allen Lee. High Omonde. Mas
merito, Meltoncloth. DR.. Mayer, Memo
Shurtz and PTOmetheus also ran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-07
IT'S RIGHT
IF IT'S HERE
SALT LAKE TEAM
STILL IN LEAD
Second Days Racing at Audi
tOrium Brings Out Some
Fast Work.

At the close Of the second days racing
in the six-day roller skating race now
going on at the Auditorium the Salt Lake
boys are a quarter Of a lap to the good.
Close behind and racing hard is the Lo-
gan team. with Denver and Butte three
laps behind. The racing last evening was
even faster than that on the opening night
and with the end four days away it IS
hard to tell what viii happen.
While the race last night was devoid OF
any sensational features, IL was marked
by the fast work OF .Schatz of Salt Lake
and Green of Logan. These two young
steTs have speed to burn. and UnwOund
il by the yard on any and all occasions.
One fall was recorded, Burt Of Denver
going down. but he quickly regained his
feet and the pace without serious loss of
distance.
The leaders completed ten miles and
two laps last evening, the fastest mile
1 being $50 This was in the fourth mile.
A number Of fouls were recorded du-
ring the race. but at the finish the judges
/ decided to eliminate all penalties, except
quarter OF a lap against the Salt Lake
team on account Of Schatz fOUling Green
Of Logan
The official score of the race at the
close last night. with all penalties from
the start allowed, is as follows, Salt
Lake, - miles % laps; Logan. 10 miles.
9iz laps: Denver, 10 miles. Ga laps. and
/ Butte, 10 miles 81 laps. The race will
continue this evening.
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HERALD SPORTING ANNUAL.

= Copies of the 1909 issue OF the
y Salt Lake Sporting Annual can ,
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= records in every branch OF sport '
= and is authority for utah's sport '
y ing history. The book is up 10 '
> date, containing all RECORDS ?
= made during the year just past '
= including cycling, horse racing '
= track and field, baseball foot '
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-07
Today's Oakland Entries.

Oakland. April s-Entries for Emery
vile Wednesday, April ::
First race. six furlongs, selltng-PhlillS-
tina. Right Easy. Dorothy Ledgett. Aunt
Kit, %; Deviser, AltamOr. Rabelias, l92i
Givonni Balerio. George kilboru. il3; No
Fart r. II. FlaheTty, 102; NOvgOrod, %.
Second race, four furlOngs, purse-Perry
Johnson, odd Rose. 90: Basal, 90; Dalma-
tan. 193: Eddie Graney, IS: Charlie Har-
grave. los. Passenger. Kiang. Amelia
Rose. t00; Salian. %; Penn. 105.
Third race. six furlongs. selling-Lens
Darlington. BucOlic. John Sheehan. ll3i
Traffic. Oesa. Apto Orc, 102; Fore, Anns
L. DAILY. %; Green Goods. Adena, JOS; Tony
Faust, 116
Fourth race. six fuTlOngs, selling-Bell-
wether. WestbJry. III: Don Enrique, 10y
Sewell. IA: WOOdcraft. los.
Fifth race, mile and twenty yards, sell
ing-RubTiC. 113: Erbet. Hampton Beauty
IS; BE Thankful los; BOggs, III; Marian
Casey. 104: knight Deck, 80; Severus, lu9
Sixth race, five furlOngs. Durse-Strike
out. Up: Tennessee Boy, Mailman. Work
box. Blameless. 1f5; Serenade. Captain
John. Bishop w 10; Light House, lv1
Banthel Sainister. 1C5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-07
THAT WORD AMATEUR
is CERTAINLY ELASTIC

4: Jay Gould, American tennis d.
9 champion, occupies a peculiar po- q
&: sitiOn in the athletic world. o
e Gould is the only athlete who has Z:
4" competed in the capacity of anna G.
Z. teur with a professional and still &:
g retains his amateur standing. Jay >
g won the Olympic court tennis .
g championship and also the profess q
Z" siOnal championship against the Z"
2 leading pro players in England .
q and this country. But then we Q
. overlook GOuld's case. which all 2
I: goes to prove what an elastic &:
G: term that word amateur" is. d.
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FOUND

FOUND-The Cnwritten Law-advertise.
Give the loser the same publicity you
would expect had the loss been yours. n
YOU find anything bring il 10 The Her
aid. Have fl advertised. Remarkable
recoveries are brought about through
these columns every day.
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Seattle, April IA special cable from
Nome states that the Nome-Candie Creek
dog race, promoted by the Nome Ken
NIL club. and upon which hundreds OF
thousands of dollars were wagered. was
won by Berger's teams. Nos. i and >.
driven by Scotty Alien and Percy Batch
ford, respectively. They secured first
and second as named. Bergen wins the
purse of S11.c00 in gold and will hold
for a year the handsome suter trophy
hung up for the Al-Alaska weepstakes.
The distance was ~ miles, and the
winners time was 81 hours and minutes
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TURF RESULTS.
At Oakland.

Oakland. April 6.-Long shots were in
evidence at Emeryville today. one Of the
upsets came in the Kerr handicap for
which Royal Tourist was a pronounced
favorite- The start was struggling and
the faVorlte and BOOger Red were away
none too well. Joe Madden. a Il TO
chance. closed fast and won from Blagg
with BoOger Red third F. Neugent fell
at the start. but L pton escaped injury. The
l-NeaT-Old event went to Vancouver
Belle. a y TO ] chance. Results
First race four fUrlongs, pUrSe-NaH-
cOuEer Belle. 10. kirsChbaum, Il to /,
Won Electrowan. 10, CObuTn, II To 2, sec
cndi Grouse. 49, Ross. { 10 ], third. Time
40 Is. Good Ship Xuba' Miss Picnic
PhorOnis. Lena Merle. Garnicht. Mary
Dees. CresCide and Fay Muir finished as
named.
Second race. six furlongs seIling-For-
dello. los. Ross. 4 TO ]. won; julia Powell
10, Taplin. q TO >. second. BUcoiic. 109
ScOville, TO 1, third Time-11+ As. PIN
kim. Blue Heron. St. Francis, Hereafter
Deneen and ROalta finished as named.
Third race. mile and sixteenth. selling
Colonel White, ia, Stuart, . to I, won;
BrOOkleaf. 10. Walsh. s to >. second.
Cheers. Ill Borel, 30 TO 1, third. Time
1:49 IS. Colbert. Cigarlighter. Nfiuot.
Aftermath, Gene Russell, Saint MOdan.
Netting, Billy Watkins and King Brush
finished as named.
Fourth race. Futurity course. Kerr
Handkerchief Madden 100 Burns. 10 20 /.
won: Blagg. 100. Walsh. % TO 51a second.
Booger Red. 1l9 Taplin. 10 to ,, third.
TIme-1-t0 3-5- Royal Tourist. Jeanne
D'Arc. Gemmell and +. Neugent finished
a. named.
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth. selling
HUSKY, 10 G. Miller. to 3, won. I'm
port, 10. Taplin. Is TO .. second; Cadichon-
III. kirschbaum. TO ], third. Time
As 3-5. Collector Jessup, Fred Bent.
Fancy, Nv Pal, Apt, Lackfoot and Kermit
finished as named.
Sixth race. purse. mile-Schleswig. 1l2,
Burns. to 3, won. PalO Alto. IL. Taplin,
TO = second. AXIS Ar Ben, 112. Sullivan
. TO /, third. Time-l:42 As. The Earl
Matchulla, Gatien Lass. FaneUil Hall,
Bishop W. EnamOur. Nesper Hymn. Crab
and Shaw finished as named.
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Stanley ketchel and Jack O'Brien. com
plants were received by Governor Hughes
that the law against prize fighting was
being violated. The complaints were to
day referred to Police Commissioner Bing-
ham, District Attorney Jerome and other
district attorneys in New York City, ask
ing them to investigate whether the law
was being violated and if so to endeavOr
to bring about the enforcement Of the
laws. The governor has not taken Up the
question with an idea of bringing about
legislation against prize fighting, mas
much as such laws are already on the
statute books.
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NEGRO KILLED IN
SHOOTING AFFRAY
Thomas Anderson Suspected
of Firing Shot Through
VIM. Smiths Head.

A shooting affray which resulted IN me
death Of William Smith, coiored, q years
of age. occurred at Candy KID NC
Kenzie's old resort in Commercial street
about 2 O'Clock this morning
Thomas Anderson, a cOlOred porter 81
the Louvre, is suspected Of Delns 'Io
murderer.
son had a heated argument, IN Whleh
vile threats were exchanged. Finally An
dersoD left the place. About four hours
later he returned. and at this time inc
shooting took place. IT Is reporte5G., 'I i,1S
Anderson pulled a revolver on Smith ano
shot him in the jaw. the bullet passing
through the mans head.
Smith died about thirty minutes later
PatrOIman Kast notified the police DE
partment Of the shooting. and delall
of detectives was sent out to look for
the murderer. Twenty COlOTed men were
rounded up and taken TO the police sJa-
ton in less than fifteen minutes Dul
none of them answered the description
Of the man wanted. Smith IS DOdy was
taken to the police hospital
Smith lived at Bardwell. Ky, and was
planning to go home for d visit WlJhlu
a few DAYS He had been d porter ln
a number of local barber shops, but had
not been working recently.
At o'clock this morning Anderson was
arrested. His capture was made by IA
trolman Kast. in his room at smith S
boarding house on Third West between
Second and Third South
Anderson had been creating disturb
ance around the saloon all evening.
About 8 O'Clock he became engaged IN
d fight with another negro. in which An
derson almost bit one of his fingers
off. Tom Lemon told Anderson ne had
no right to act as he did and that he
had no cause TO fight Anderson became
incensed against Lemon and sWore ne
would kill him Witnesses say IL was
Lemon. and not Smith. that Anderson in
tended to kill. on account Of his having
rebuked him in the saloon earlier il the
! OK
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RUNNING SCHEDULE
OUT FOR FIVE TRACKS

New York, April 6.-Besides falling 10
announce dates for any autumn meet
ing. it IS noted that the stewards OF the
Jockey club in making public the racing
datss for the summer yesterday made no
mention of the sport at Jamaica. Aque-
duct or Brighton Beach. This clips the
schedule 10 five traCks-Belmont PARK
Gravesend. Sheepshead Bay, Empire CITY
and Saratoga. 1t was generally under
stood that the Brighton Beach track had
been abandoned and cut up into build
ing lots. but just why no announcement
was made concerning the other two mas
NOT beeen explained. A great deal de
r,au.Is however on the success OF the
esrlv meets and dates may be arranged
later at both Jamaica and Aqueduct Il
conditions warrant
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-07
SERGEANT ON TRAIL OF
EDWARD PAYS0N WESTON

New Haven. Conn. April 6.-If Ser
peanr Johu Walsh. Z. S. A, makes good.
Tbe veteran pedestrian. Edward PaySon
Weston. had best keep up a orlsk pace
last he be overtakeu on the route. alSn'
v-I7o is walking from Boston to San Fran
cisco rassed through here last evening
ana declares that he means 70 overtak e
and p~ecede Weston He Is % years OLD
and last September completed his journey
ON foot from the Pacific coast 10 Dos ls-
+,r "a made the trip in - days and won
!. e upp wager Walsh dresses in KHAKI
coat. carries a knapsack over his shout
der and swings a blackthorn STICK as ne
travels.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-07
BURNS WANTS ANOTHER GO
Tommy Now Offers to Fight Johnson
Under Any Old Con-

New York. April 6.-Tommy Burns.
from whom Jack oJhnson wrested the
heavyweight championship of the world,
is anxious for another fight with the ne
gro pugilisu. Hugh Mcintosh, who pro-
NOTED the JOhnsOn-B Burns fight, and
who since has assumed the management
Of Burns announced tonight that he had
been authorized in a cablegram from
Burns TO arrange for a return match.
He said he would post 5000 to bind
such a match. Burns, he declared, was
willing to fight Johnson anywhere-in
Australia. America, England or France,
and on any terms.
II Johnson does not accept, Mcintosh
said Burns would fight ketchel or Kauf-
mann. but certain terms. which he would
not make public at present. would have
to he complied with by the last named
fighters.
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Todax,s Los Angeles Entries.

First race. eleven-sixteenths mile. sell
-Escalante. IL: FTOntenac. IL; IA
cific Electric 109: TaXeE~f09: Itan, 100; Pa
cificio, 100; Haber. 100; The Sultan. Jog:
Work and Play. 1903: Lady Kitty. 10I: Wis
terra. 107; Aunt Polly. f07; Esther VI. 1C4;
Miss Fairbanks. 10i; Laudable. l0i; lamar,
104
second race. mile and an eighth, selling
Bud Embry, los; Joe Coyne, los, Daystar,
los; Quagga. 107: MOnviEa- 101: Needful.
1O4: Silverline. 1O4: Kopek. 1O1; Frieze 90
Miss Mazzoni, "a; Silver Knight, 90; Miss
Naomi. Sc.
Third race. one mile. seiling-Ed T.
Fryer 109: John Carroll. 10S; John Louis,
104: First Peep. 104: Old Time 102; Dargin,
100: Hasty Agnes, 100; Adriuche. "a: Ida
MAY. IS
Fourth race. three-quarters mile handi-
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PACKING

EXPERT packers Of furniture brZc-a-
bTac, etc. Redmsn Moving q Storage Co.
III south West Temple. Phones 555
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cap-Vox PopuE. III: Old Timer. los, Tom
McGrath. 1916: Halket, IG5; Colonel Bob,
les: Mark Anthony, Jos; Fleming, 104, Law
ton WigginsO. -104- Free Bear. Jos. Lady
Irma. 102: Grande Dame. 95-
Fifth race eleven-sixteeHtbs mile. sell
ing-TOller. 112: MCChOrd. 109; BAIL. 100.
Senator Barrett 1O9: Rey Del Mundo. 100;
Pico Pico. 100: Talarand. ICE: Matte Bum
20. 100; TramatOr 109; sink Spring. 100,
KorosiIany. 1O7: Gossiper. I07; All Alone
100: Henry of Shennemere, 1O5, Vienna g,
l04: Shirley ROsSmOre. 104
Sixth race. seven-eighths mile. purse
Ethel Day. 1GI: Priceless Jewel. l0I. Al
binon II. 107: Emma 9. f05; Fern J., 101i
Grace e. 100: Jane Laurel, 102, MaUer-
TINA. 1O2: Sorrowfui. 1O2: Tavora. l07
Seventh race. mile and One-elghth. sell
iug-KinE of the Mist 112; Financier, 1l2
Tim Wen, 10; MontclaIr. 100; Arcourt. los
Charles PANE Jos: Raleigh, 100; LOGis-
tilla. 1O4: Azo. l01: WOOlwinder, 100; Sand
miner Or.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-07
AUSTRALIA MAKES BIG BID
Melbourne Is Anxious to Secure
JOhnson-Jefries Champion
shin Battle,

San Francisco, April 6.-PincUs & Har-
ris, managers Of a local theatre. state
that they have received a cable from H
Fltzhugh. manager of a Melbourne
Australia, fight syndicate. offering to
match James J. Jeffries and Jack John
son for q purse of double the amount
given for the Burns-JohnsOn match. JEFF
fries hackers here say that he has
planned to invade Australia on his vsUde-
vile tour and that they are convinced
that he will accept this latest offer. They
have wired the retired champion and are
awaiting his reply.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-07
ARGUMENTS HEARD.

Washington. April 6.-Arguments up
on the appeal taken from the decision
of Judge Wright. adJudging Samuel
Gompers. Frank Morrison and John
Mitchell in contempt for their alleged
violation of the injunction granted
against them upon the petition of the
Buck Stove & Range company of st
Louis. will begin April 10 before the
district court of ANNALS
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T.--m.
| E.K u -
REAL RACE RUN IN ALASKA

The second team was Il minutes behind
the first.
Fink's Siberian dogs, upon whose sue
cess 100000 was wagered, became snow
blind and finished third.
There were fourteen teams in the race,
which began last Thursday. The course
was lined with enthusiastic citizens. most
of whom closed their places of business
during the progress of the contest.
The start was made in a blizzard and
the temperature ranged from 10 to 20 de-
grees below zero. The winners broke last
years record BY about "a hours.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-07
SAMMY WINS FIRST
RACE AT LOS ANGELES

W. r. SamuelSon took part in his first
motor-paced race at Los Angeles on Sun
day and won easily. His competitors
were Dutch" Holman and Duer, an
eastern rider. The race was FOR five
miles best two i'm three heats, and Sam
uelson won the second and third heats.
T. ". SamUeisou had an accident with
his motor in the motor race and had 70
stop. This was the race where De Roster
broke the worlds record, going twenty
miles in 1925 Is. Derkum the Los An
geles daredevil also started in this
race. but was hidden off his feet
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DREsSMAKING.

EXPERIENCED dressmalstng gra-s-
teed. 165 ". 9Th So. Phone Ind. s9zI
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OSTRICH PLUMES CLEANED.

F. A. CARTER FUR CO. q W. Isl 50.
Furs remodeled. repaired. redyed.
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SPRING FEVER.

Judge Library
4 man on third. two batters out.
Two runs would win the game.
If he could make q home-rUn clout
Deathless would be his fame.
He hitched his grimy trousers up.
And spat ubOn his hands,
he pulled his cap athwaTt his eve
And faced the bowling stands.
Three balls. the fans yelled with de,
light
Two strikes" the umpire said
He knocked the next ball out of sight
And then fell out of bed.
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VICE PRESIDENT ILL.

New York. April 6.-Vice President Sher-
man late today cancaled an engagement
to attend the dinner Of the Staten Island
club at ST. George tonight, on account OF
illness Mr.. Sherman It IS understood,
has deveIOped the grip. although nothing
definite concerning his iudlspOsiticu could
be obtained at the Hotel Manhattan.
where ne - stopping
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-07
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral services over the remains OFF,
Pauline christensen. who died April off
general debility, at The age of >. years.
will be held from TIE funeral chapel co.. S
NJ TAYLOR & Co. "Wednesday April o. ..
8 %. m Interment in city cemetery
Funeral services over the remains u.
Mrs. David Smellia viii be held d.. r.
Tveutv-third ward assembly hall Tul.--
dav. April S. at = p. M. Friends may view
the body from II 10 I p. III. of the sam.
dav at the family residence, 3Io Ive..r"
Fast street The intermcnt IS TO DEE 3D..
the CITY cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-07
ROYAL REGAL ALSO Ran.

st. Ouen. France. April 6.-Royal Regal
a horse owned by Thomas Hitchcock. IT..
of New York. was one of the contestants
in the steeplechase here today, but did
not get a place.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-07
TENNIS IN MEXICO.

City of Mexico April Sin the second
days play Of the annual tennis tOurna-
ment of the Mexican Country club. all Of
the United States entrants won the
matches. Bridges of North Carolina, Sis
enbaugh and Brown of California and
Reese Of Minnesota viii all play in the
semi-finals. Miss Nav Sutton will to-
morrow defend her title as worlds cham
pion in womens singles.
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VENGEANCE Melted OUT.

Lisbon. April 6.-Sergeaut Lima, who be-
trayed his comrades involved in the rev
dictionary uprising OF January 1905 when
King Carlos and the crown prince OF
Portugal were sSsassina ted, was sta bbed
to death in this city today. The act was
one of revenge Lima was hated by his
fellow soldiers and the population The
murderer was arrested. but he refused to
give any exclamation of his act.
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TIPPETS RETURNS FROM
ROCK SPRINGS FIGHT

Jack Tippets returned from Rock
Springs yesterday. where he recently won
a fight from Andy Malloy- Tippets saws
the fight was an easy one and that he
had hardly walked up when Malloy was
out. Tippets says he has several offers
to fight at Rock Springs. Rawlins and
Kemmerer. and that he will return for
a fight any time they arrange q match
for him. lie says the game is good in
that part Of the country, but that it IS
hard to arrange cards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-07
AN UNsoUND BASIS.

New York. April 6.-The executive com
mittee of the board of directors Of Mer-
chants association Of New York today
unanimously adopted a resolution asking
q change I'm the minimum and maximum
provision in the Payne tariff bill It re-
cites that the maximum and minimum
provision. as reported to the house by the
ways and means committee rails 10 al
FORD a sufficient basis for the negotiation
of satisfactory commercial agreements
with foreign nations.