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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Gilman. who
have been the guests of Mrs. f. j.
buchanan. on Huntington avenue.
have returned to their home in Rich
mond.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Wright have
returned from their wedding trip and
are now 81 home to their friends at
SIS Thirtieth street.
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Al FhilsdcipAia-Univcrsity
Pennsylvania. 20; Gcttysburg. ..
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You Have ko.oae to

hut yourself. n ron are persuaded into
rSirg any paint With which the dealer
Is unable % give sou analysis such a.
Is placed upon every package %
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Miss Bessie wilkins. of washington.
ID. c., Is visiting her cousin. the
Misses Jergens. on Twenty-ninth
street.
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Mrs. George Madeira and little
daughter have gone to Petersburg.
where they were called by the Illness
OF Mrs. Maddera's mother.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-26

Mrs. James Boswell. of GIG Twenty.
eighth street. has as her guest. Mrs
+. Bolton, of Richmond.
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Social Personal

Miss Helen Laylander and Mr.. John
II. Lofland will be married at z
O'clock wednesday evening September
20, at the home OF the brides uncle
and aunt. Or. and Mrs. James Ken
needy Corss, 1914 West avenue. Rev.
J. Martin Niefert, chaplain Of the
National Soldiers Home, will perform
the ceremony in the presence Of a
party OF relatives and intimate friends
Of the young people.
Miss Emma Mcvicar entertained
the members of her Sunday school
class Of the Trinity Methodist church
yesterday afternoon at her home, 1l9
Thirty first street. These attending
were: Misses Ella Davis, Bessie Hld-
son. Catherine Hoffman. Bertha Ben
rett. Elsie West. Marion Johnson,
HELEN Stewart and Louise Branch.
Dainty refreshments were served the
guests Miss McYicar has given up
her old class TO teach class of chill
oren.
Mr.. c. s. MCGOWAN, Of Dallas,
Texas. is visiting his mother. in this
city.
Mrs. Rupert Cowles, of Quincy,
Mass, is visiting her mother. Mrs. w.
s. Meanley. 124 Thirty-fifth street.
Mr.. Houston Hughes. has returned to
William and Mary College to continue
bis studies.
Miss Katherine kellogg. of Lynch
burg. Is the guest of her sitter, Mrs.
A. o. Phillips. In East End.
Miss Jennie holland. who has been
spending two weeks with relatives In
Pennsylvania, has returned home.
Mrs James l.. Mcvicar, OF Topeka
Kansas, is visiting relatives in this
city.
Mrs. Harry Livezey is visiting In
Norfolk.
Miss Mary Stuart left yesterday for
Philadelphia to continue her studies
in the Pennsylvania Museum and
School of Industrial Art. Miss Stuart
won three years scholarship In the
school last year.
Miss Jean Barbour. OF Washington.
d. c., is visiting friends here before
going to Ashville. N. c., where she
will spend the winter.
Miss Blanche French. of Philadel-
phia, arrived here yesterday enroute
for Florida. where she will spend the
fall and winter. She will be the guest
Of friends here for few days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-26

Mr.. Houston Hughes. has returned to
William and Mary College TO continue
bis studies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-26

Miss Blanche French. of Philadel-
phia, arrived here yesterday enroute
for Florida. where she will spend the
fall and winter She will be the guest
Of friends here for few days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-26

Mrs. Rupert Cowles. of Quincy,
Mass, is visiting her mother. Mrs. w.
s. Meanley. 124 Thirty-fifth street.
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Miss Katherine kellogg. Of Lynch
burg. Is the guest of her sitter, Mrs.
A. o. Phillips. In East End.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-26

Mr.. c. s. MCGOWAN, Of Dallas,
Texas. is visiting his mother. in this
city.
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Miss Jean Barbour. OF Washington
d. c., is visiting friends here before
going to Ashville. N. c., where she
will spend the winter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-09-26

Miss Jennie holland. who has been
spending two weeks with relatives In
has returned home.
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FANCY MESSALrNE SILK, navy,
green and wistaria, with Per-
sian stripes. "a inches Ct mn
wide; Monday. yard ...YtsVU
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, Feb. 5.-The races al santa
Anita park today were run over q muddy
track and three fsvorites were returned
winners. In the fourth event. John A.
who finished second. was disqualified for
fouling Hasty Agnes. The official placing
was Mcdonald, Hasty Agnes and Red
Gauntlet
First race. seven furiongs. selIing-Ha-
her, ia powers. 9 to >, won; Joseph h.
i03 (Ricel. : to 1. second, sam Bernard.
ia fAfcGee) 10 TO J. third. Time. l q Is.
Friar of ElEin. Byron. LibeTto. Pinaud,
Astral H.. Bright Albert. Wistaria and
The Borgian also ran
Second race. five furlonEs, selling-Maid
Of Gotham Jos (Godstein). to !, won;
R0sslare. los CE. DuEanl. to , second; ;
Bell Of Brass, 103 (Pagef. 10 to l. third.
Time. f.0l %. Pomsre, Belle Of Menard,
Glensrt Bold. Miss Naomi. BaleTia1,
Hattie Hoffman, Almsna and Nebraska
Third race. seven furlougs. selling
Snowfall. los CButwelD. to ]. won;
Grande Dame. 100 (Goldstein1. II to ).
second. Norfolk. 1nS CMcGee). TO ], third
Time 1925. Rev del Nundo. Wise Child.
I'd Ball, Pacific Electric and La Londe
also ran.
Fourth race. purse. one mile-Donaid
Mcdonald leo (E,. Dugsu). 10 to >, won
Hastv Asnes. 104 Page, 5 to ,. second
Red Gauntlet 112 Powers. II to ?. third
Time l:40. John a. finished second. but
was disqualified for fouline- No other
Fifth race. selling. ore and quarter
Meriinso. les (Aubuchonl. Y to ).
won: Harry Scott. ia Powers). II to >.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
eRANTNsVILCE HAPPENINGS.

Grantsviile. Feb. 5.-Whiie coming from
Tooele on load of coal yesterday, James
orr was thrown from his seat by the
wheel going into q rut He was badly
bruised by his fall and il is feared that
his shoulderblade is broken.
J. C. Schmidt. supervisor Of music, went
home Monday. as he was too III TO attend
to his school work this week.
Mrs. Thomas Williams has gone 20 sat
Lake City to be operated on for tulnor-
AfiFf Jennis Anderson is in salt Lake
CITY visiting with friends.
Through the efforts Of the district teach
ers and the schol board fine kImb5ll
piano was placed in the school this week.
The stork brought twins, bog and
girl TO the home Of Ed Bell the nrst or
this week
The Ohans Mining company held an i'm
portant meeting last Monday at the home
of Mrs Maria WOolley.
The missionary committee is holding q
fair this week to get funds for the ms
sionaries who are in the field. Last night
q miscellaneous program was given. to no
followed by a dance tonight and q chill
dren's party Saturday afternoon
Willard Done is to speak before the u.
l. A Sunday evening.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Hammond IS in a very serious condition
He is suffering from spinal meningitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hale Of Oakley 4d5.
are visiting with their daughter, Mrs. so
Judd.
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Todsy's Oakland Entries.

San Francisco. Feb. 5.-Emeryville en-
tries for Saturday, Feb S:
First race, six furlongs. seil1ng-NTon-
skx 81. .Dixon Belle %, Rose Cherry Vs.
Lis Hanna So. Marie II. IS, Balreed 1ol.
second race. six furlongs, selling-DI-
Sherman 100 Banposal IS. Sophomore y,
Marion Rose 1e1. Egotist 81, sBifly Wat
kins s. Stoneman lO6-
Third race, six furiongs, selling-Gio-
vannI Balerio 100. Trois Temps 100. MAY
Amelia 10 Cadichon 10S Brush UP iVz,
Lens 107. Deutschland 1f3. Massa lOl-
Fourth race, mile and an eighth. Palace
Hotel handicap; 5000 added-Arasee lVe;
FTfrestone ia ssDorante 119. Light Wool
III. Smiley Corbett 112, ssHigh Private lUI'
Don Enrique 100 .
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards, self
fnr-Joe Rose %, sOtogo IS, Colonel White
III. sRaleigh 90, Earl Rogers ITO, sErbet
s.. The Peer 90. Invader 107. Captain Haze
107. Derdom 107, Legatee 10s-
Sixth race. Futurity course, Thoma as
lightweight handieap-Pio Pico 30, Sill
yer Stocking Jos. Tom Shaw III. Early
Tide. III. Collector Jessup ~. Ocean Shol'
115. Honest 10, Smiley CoTbett 1O4. For
dello 30.
Apprentice allowance. %'Forsythe en-
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BRIGHAM CITY HAPPENINGS,

Brigham. Feb. 4-Peter G. johnson Of
Mautua had a narrow escape from SER
Gus injury while driving his team with
load of coal out Of the Blackburn yard
He was walking alongside the wagon.
when his team became frightened. ana
crowded him against the gate. He es-
capped. however, with Soour marc
squeeze but the team ran away.
Considerable preparation Is being made
for market day, Feb. s. The farmers and
in on this day. and q general trading or
stock. horses. etc, viii take place. This
Is the first market day we have had, and
If it proves successful, the event will be
made monthly occurrence.
The other DAY, Mrs. D f Mayhue was
severely burned about the right side o.
her face and arm She was cleaning OUT
= box Of odds and ends, and dumping
them into the fire when 2 small bag ~
powder which she held in one hand fell
caught her before she could move away
She is getting along nicely under medical
aid.
D. z. Young Of the Second ward is
erecting a fine brick cottage on Third
West street. between Fifth and Sixth
his home in the Second ward TO aDGiel
Peterson.
lie Roi Nelson, the barber. having re-
Gently sold HIS home on Fifth South and
First East streets TO John Rasmussen. is
erecting q brick cottage on Second East
street, between Forest iand First South
streets.
Jonathan Nelson Of the First ward is
Just completing a fine modern brick rest
dence on Third East street. The struc-
tUre is quite an elaborate dwelling, and
a credit 10 that part of the city.
Monday, s. G. Wixom and family moved
into their fine new brick dwelling ON
South Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
LACKED PROPER CARE.
Vernal Man Dies From complies
tons Resulting From a
Broken Leg.

PROVO. Jan. John Jensen OF Nerual
was brought to the Provo general hospital
last night suffering from a DIN en- leg
sustained by him soma time ago through
fsiIinr from his buggy. The delay In
occurring proper treatment and the long
trin caused Inflammation 20 set IN and the
nstieut died last night lie was D years
Of ace 4 native of Denmark ana mas lVen
in TTiutah county for about ntteen years
He was unmarried and leaves Two
nenbev-s in Vernal. The funeral will be
he held tomorrow Saturday from Berg
q sons undertaking parlors, beginning at
The remains Of Alma Behunier of Els.
rore. who died Thursday fro mold age az
the age of Il years at the state mental
bosnffof ,zere shipped to Elsinore for
burial today. The deceased had been IN
the hospital since lseZ GO.
Tls six-yeaT-Old son Of James stratton
of Provo bench, who died WEDNESDAY
from membraneous Group, was buried To-
ds1- from the TimpanOgos ward mouse
THE following orders have been mace
IN the Fotlrth district court
Estate of Permelia Jane starr mcoHl-
petent: petition OF CORTLAND A. starr lot
Eaters of guardianship set for nearing
February 90 ...- 80 o-.t1;o q
E,-elsfon ct al: SET for February Is Luz
e1is a TAYLOR VS. D. .. Waidi admins
traitor. set TO follow above case
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
Today's Los Angeles Entries.

Los Angeles, Feb. Arcadia entries for
tomorrow:
First race. six furIangs. Durse-Arragoa
10. Ellen Barry 10. Reformation ITO, An
derson 10. Cotytto 110, Enfield ITO. Sir
8Ivescotf lO7. Uncle Jim 100. Prince Gal
los. Lady Irna los. Strike 103
Second race. seven-sixteenths OF q mile
purse-Donau 115. Rocky o. Brien los, VIZ
gle Case 105. Polly Levey 1o5. Lady Par
ct IO5. Camera 165. Sureget 103. The Noit
l0s Intrinsic 100. Ketchem 100, Roberts
100 Don Franco los.
Third race. one mile selling-Tony 30
nero ia. Green Seal ia. Old Timer loe.
Marc Antony JOG, Rockstone 106. Adriuche
I04.
Fourth race. two miles and q quarter
King James III. Montgomery ia, Big Bow
10 Milford los, Animus los. Car l61- Mad
zu 1OI, Miss OfficiOus loo, j. G Glenn Os
Fifth race. six furiongs. selling-french
Cook 115, Sainvito 112. Guy Fisher lilo, Ere
donia 10. Star Thistle no. Hamper 49,,
Emp. Expedition 107, Guard Rail 10I. Mel
ton Cloth 102.
Sixth race seven fuTlongs. selling-Am-
pedo ia. Pacific Electric Ill, Day star
iii. Progress Ill Niblick Iii. Work and
PLAY III, Lord of the Forest Ill, Summer
cloud 1O9. Monvina 10e, Denegriee l06. So
prano 100, Wolfvills 1o3, Saucy NJ i0l,
Marg. Randolph 10l-
Seventh race. six fuTlongs. sellins-Sen-
prelle Ia Robert Clay 1l2 Chilia ITO. Some
Stone no, Altenberg 10. Shapdale lVt,
I,ikev Diodonno 107, Little Flush lOa, Ban
rose 105. Lula c. 1O5. Allen Lee lO2.
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TURF RESULTS
At Oakland.

Oakland. Feb. English Mail played
from 20 TO ] TO . TO I. won the tVO-year-
old race at Emeryville today, but was dis
qualified for fouling and placed last. The
and then carried Judge Quinn to the
INSIDE fence winning from that youngster
By a neck. Scoville made d claim OF foul.
John Millen. owner Of English Mail stood
to win thousands of dollars. 1t was one
Of the best played good things of the sea-
SON. Fine weather prevailed and the
track was rapidly drying out Results:
First race, futurity course, selling
Plausible, f29 (Keogh). y to 5, won; Con-
stantia, III wan Dusan). 10 to !, second:
Angelo, 129 (Butler( p to u, third. Time,
1:16 10 Flying Dance. San Gil. Hand
maiden, Sid Silver, Queen Bessie. Celeres.
Silver Knight and Bill Curtis finished as
named.
Second race. three and half furlongs.
selling-Judge Quinn. 1O6 (Seovillel. Q to 5.
won; Warfare. f03 (ROss), to >, second;
SainOtts. 100 Mccarthy. 1 6to 5, third.
Time, "a "a. English Mail won. but was
disqualified for fodliug and placed last.
Garnicht, Basel. Ciathe, Galeae Gale, Mile.
Mischief. Silver Grain and Joe Q. c. fin
ished as named.
Third race. futurity course. selling
Dargin, 129 (McCarthyl, to /. won; Ba-
I'll. 12s (Archi5ald), = to 1, second: st
Avon, 12S (Mentry), Is to ;, third. Tine
la A.. Billy Meyer. Lucky Mate, Duke
of Orleans, Cuernavaca, Evelyn X. Stand
over, Traffic. Yank and Andrew B. Cook
finished named.
Fourth race. mile and twenty yards.
selling-Dollie Dollars, 113 GILBERT, IS to
5. won; Matte Mack. 113 CKeOgh). % to 1.
second; Dainty Belle, 19l CTaplinl, to 10,
third. Time, 1:4S p Mabel H0lland.r.
Ssinesaw, Blanche {. and Stella a. fin
ished as named.
Fifth race, futuI1ty course. selling =
Steel lie Clark. to 1. won; Tool Book,
116 (Keoghs 3 to l. second: Platoon. 1ce
wan Dusan), to >. third. Time Ills Is.
Curriculum. Harry Rogers. Wilmore, Cay
enns Cora. Won II onp. Prosper. Pala-
DIM and Lady Rensselaer, finished as
named.
Sixth race. six furlongs. purse-Descom-
metz. l12 fKeoghl, II to 10. won: Yakima
Belle. 10 (GilbeTt). 10 to ], second; Davs d
Wsrfield. 112 (Notter), to 1, third. Time
LIZ AS. Fulford, Autumn Days. Faneui
Hall. Rose kismet. Stroke, Enamour
I Pallas, Incentive and Gatien Lass finished
as named
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
SANPETE COMMISSIONERS.
Make Their Selections for the Van-
Gus AppOintive 0fices-Ap-
nlicauts Numerous.

Manti. Feb. 5.-The county comm ssl0il-
ers we're in session during the weeh- sno
during their session made the folloRing
As road supervisors throughout tire
co,1ntv-E. J. Mel1or Of Fsyette- Emil
UasIer of Mt Pleasant. L. 9. Larsen or
tin A Taylor OF Freedom. Amos KELSEY
of MUburn. George Petersen of Center
field. W. A. Alfred Of Chester. Henry j.
In and n p Harmon of MaDt.
Hans p. X. Hansen or EPhratm was ap-
nointed fruit tree Inspector
James z. Hogan Of Manti was appoint
Dr Psrlev Nelson Of Manti, 3. c Line
bsurh OF Moroni and A J. stewart OF Mt
Pleasant were appointed health officers
for Districts /, and 3 Of Sanpete county
1t appears there was considerable spirit
connected with some of the appointments
made, as there were numerous apphca-
tons for the places.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
IE IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
IDAHO MAY GO
AGAINST RACING
Bill introduced Along Same
Lines as Coast Anti
Betting Laws.
fspeoial to The Herald)

Boise. Ida, Feb. 5.-The thunder oil ann
race track gambling legislation which mas
been keepinE the lawmakers of California
and Washington in q constant state OF
turmoil was re-echoed in few prelllhI-
nary peals within the Idaho mouse tooas s-
A bill patterned after the stringent meas
ures introduced in those two sta tt... " a.
PRESENTED BY MIR Patch OF Canyon
Wbetber II will result in the excited con-
troversy now In progress at sacramento me-,
IS matter of speculation, but active op-
position is anticipated, and the more Is4-
v,.-sssf.I their r,ronouuced favor of 1t.
u introduced the BILL, declared NJ . /,
Patch. at the request OF prohill . ~
sportsmen and horsemen In TINS p par u
the state who are urgent IN the I us'il l, :
that some such enactment be piace1 oll
me statute books. They say that theIs
is at present no incentive to breeding anu
racing good horses.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Charles H. Jones to Peter Jensen.
part of lot 2, block % Draper Il
William Pardoe TO Catherine Y. Par
doe. lot 2, block 2. plat A........ 2
Charles Heastup to Charles VI. Nor
ris- part of block So plat c. AZ
Arthur Lewis and wife to Christian
n. Christensen. lot r. block 2
G. ;. Desky's addition ............ a
r. NJ. Johnson and wife to J. W
Jensen. part Of lot g, etc. Perkins
First addition ................
J. F. Knowles and wife to Andrew N.
Borg, lot s, block II. five-acre
pat a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. {
Josephine Groesbeck to Nicholas G.
Smith, lot 2, block s. plat E..
Deseret Savings bank to Coop. in
vestment company, all of lot !.
block 145, plat D...................l I &
Martha 7. d. Crutcher to Ruth ".
Crutcher. lots and 4. block
Belmont subdivision ..........- 1 a
Ruth w Crutcher 10 Myrtle I,
Hawkins. lots .. and I. block
Belmont subdivision ........ 1 :
Ashton-Jenkins company to Zenos
Barnes ct al, lot ., block n.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06

fve-mile distance in S7.54. not so very far
from the time IL taxes to cover the dis
tsnce when trained men are running at
their best Shrupb was two and haif
laps ahead at this time
1t was noted here that while Shrubh
had gained two laus in the first three
miles he had added Ouiv an additional
half Ian in the next two miles.
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Picture Framing.

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co, 142 Main
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TIPPETS STARTS WORK.
Will Open Up Training Quarters
Today.

H Rathner- who is managing tne ny W.
nv contest set for Feb. p, announced
Yesterday that Jack Tippets would open
training quarters today. This VIII give
him nearly three weeks to get in shape
for the contest with Frank ManteH- Which
- aS,,nls time not considering that he is
already in good shape. Manten IS train
ing on the coast for match with Ruoe
smith and should therefore be IN goOo
condition when he arrives which VIII De
some time next week.
Manager Rathner and Tippets both IA
,-or Tom Painter OF Evanston as referee
of the contest Painter is popular with
the fans of three states and no doupt
will be the official selected as the thiro
man in the ring.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06

second; Lord stanhope. 1o5 lE. Dusanl, I.
to 5. third. Time, 2.0s s-5 Charley Paine
Also ran.
sixth race. six fuTlonSs, selnns.ster
Sort. 10s fMeGee). . to 8. second; lncle-
ment. 107 &C RusselD. to 2 third. lime
I.13 rs Servicence Orphan Boy. WOOL
windcr, Tungsten and Uncle waiter also
ran. nh.
Seventh race. seven furlongs, selling
Marxaret Randolph. 100 Page, 70 l.
vson: voohees. IL CE. Duganl. 3 to .. sec
oild: Homeless. los fAcGee), u 70 l. tniIu-
King Leopold, Wood Thorpe and Merrill
ran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
KANSAS CITY BIKE RACE.

Kansas City. Feb. 5.--At the close OF
the racing tonight the five leading teams
in the six-day bicycle race at Convention
hall had covered 90 miles laps Wiley
and Cameron were e32 miles laps and
Scnhouse and Wilcox 90 miles laps.
Devonovitch. riding alone, had dropped
to 81 miles even
TIE leading teams are; Kramer and
Moran. Hill and DeMara, Root and Fog
Ter. Mitten and Bardgett. Palmer and
Walker.
Late today Mackay quit the race be
cause of a broken wheel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
FEBRUARY s IN THE
ANNALS OF SPORT

1S74-Rsrou Meyer A. de Rothschild,
noted patron of the turf, died in London
1SS3-At Pougbkeepsie: Avalanche won
ice boat race, twenty miles, for cham
pionship of America
fsSs-kt Chicago r. P. Weston (2.5m
niles defeated Dan O'Lesry I2.z9eizl, in
tvreIva hours per day walk; commenced at
Newark. n J., Dec. Z. 1855
1Saa-At ST. Paul: St. Paul and Winni-
nee carried off the honors in the North
western curling bonspiei-
lsaS-At Grand Rapids. The Miehlgan
state baseball league reorganied.
1so3-At Boston: Jimmy Briggs ana
Tommy Felt fought ten rounds to a draw.
1e0,-At Pittsburg: Morris Wood OF New
York won the amateur skating champion
shin OF the world
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
ENGLISHMAN GOES
DOWN TO INDIAN
Shrubb CoIIapSes in Marathon
and Leaves Longb0at to
Finish Alone.

Madison Square Garden. y. Y. Feb. D.
Maintaining an even. swinging stride that
rarely varied throughout the race Tom
DongbOat the Canadian Onondaga Indian,
wTested the laurels Of an indoor Marathon
race tonight at Madison Square garden
when victory seemed almost within the
grasp of the plucky Englishman- from Al
fred Shrubb. who collapsed in thee tween
ty-fifth mile, leaving the Indian to nnish
the long race of g miles and $50 YARDS
alone.
fsongboat's time for the race was 2
hours 50 minutes and 40 2-5 seconds, which
is nearly eight minutes behind the record
made by DOrandc. the Italian, VA his race
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-06
LOST ON PONIES.
Butte PostoffIce Empioye swipes
Coin to Bet on Races.

Butte. Feb. 5.-Richsrd Hooking, aged
~ unmarried clerk in the money order
department OF the postoffice. was arrested
late last night shortage of $3.50 having
been discovered by the auditors in Wash
ington. The local postoffice had taiied 10
discover the thefts which Hooking. in a
confession printed in the Inter Mountain
today, said extended over period OF five
months. The boy gave the money 10 the
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FAVORABLE REPORT

Washington. Feb 5.-The house COM
mittee on public buildings ana groun asls
to{av agreed to a favorable report on the
Rodenbtrg bill to purchase the Oidfo$o
collection of Lincoln relics now ioeateq "a
the house in Washington IN winch LIN
coin died. The bill also PROVIDES 1or tlIe
purchase OF property adjoining the house
in order that the house in which Lincoln
died may be made fireproof.