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The hard luck that met Hardy
Downing When he punctured in his
match with Agraz last Friday, fe.l to
Agraz this time. and when ieading at
the two mile and a half mark, his
front tire punctured and Duer and
Wilcox were alone on the boards.
Adding 10 the excitement Wileox's
pacing machine. mounted by BuI glar
Mccormack, began splitting forth
flames from the rear exhaust. and tn:
Haley's comet effect led m1lv 10 be-
heye that the machine ana Jhe riders
would disappear in smoke almost any
minute. After DueT had rounded VIII
cox, Mitchell was sent out with an
other machine TO relieve Mccormack.
but the burglar would not hand il u
the boy who sat OF the burning
deck and kept up the grind AL
though Duer won easily, there " "a
plenty OF excitement to keep the guests
on their feet.
Although he plugged away in much
better order than in his last out
against the pursuit game, Floyd Ne
fariand Succumbed 10 the tireless
grind OF Ernie Pye in their match
pursuit and Pye sailed by after more
than three miles and a half OF hard
riding.
i've got 10 hand il TO Pye at this
game" said Mcfarland as he dis
mounted
Jackie Clarke was on the sick list
ana did not appear on the card InI
the half-mile open professional IvarI
Lawson showed a fine sprint AMI
walked away from his field TO win nv
open lengths in good time. Hopper
was second with Dorian and Walker
close up. Hardy Downing tried 70
hang on 10 too many wheels. and
though he tried 10 increase the one
point 10 his credit in the percentage
column, he could not make it.
Dorian won the One-mile handicaD.
outsprlnung the field for the last two
laps. with Carlslake and Hopper ned
dlng strong after him. Lawson, rid
ing from scratch. was given a strong
pun by Walker and landed up with the
TAN end OF the bunch, but did not have
enough left TO make a challenge.
'Cy Young, who won a spot in the
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Results at Butte

Butte. Mont, Aug. 9-Gaugel rode
three winners today. Miss Naomi's vic
tory in the fourth was one of the fea-
lures Of the day. Like on the previous
occasion she skipped in apparently
without half trying. Results:
First race, Iuturity course. selling
PhilliStina, 1O7. NOsper, z to . won:
Quick Trip. l09, Mcbride TO 1, sec
ond Jelleo. l02, Van Dusen, s 20 l,
third. Time-l:II 3-5. Reuben. lee
Harrison IL. Jillett. Ben Stone, Hanni-
bal Bey. Waner. Lillian Ray, Alva B.
and Anglesea also ran.
Second race. futurity course, selling
TITUS III, 100, Jahnsen, 5 To !, won;
Mauritania, 1lO, ID. BOland. 3 TO ,, rec
ond; MOssback, 1O9, Fischer. 20 10 J.,
third. Time-1:1l IL. NoVgorod, Al
bion H. and The Sucker also ran.
Third race, six furlongs. selling
Lord OF the Forest, los. Gaugel. 10 10.
won; McNally, 1Os. Taylor, 13 20 s.,
second; Gretchen G., lO1. Callahan, 5 10
/. third. Time-l.14. Sir Angus Bar
donia, Sir Wesley and Howard Pearson
also ran.
Fourth race, one mile. selling-Miss
Naomi. l05. Fischer. ! to 2, won; Livius
107, Lindh0rst. 20 to l, second; Yama,
110. d. Boland. 8 TO /. third. Time
l Al 20. Cabin. Hancock, Battle Royal
Acqua and Merlingo also ran.
Fifth race, one mile, selling-Knight
of Ivanhoe. 109. Gaugel. 6 70 l. won
Misprison, los, Van Dusen, to 1, sec
ond; J. c. Glen, 100. Coburn, 6 TO 1,
third. Time-1:42 2-5. John j. Rogers,
Young Belle, Hammeraway, Meadow
horn, Harka, Balreed and DIR. White
also ran.
Sixth race, six furlOngs, selling-May
Sutton, 110 Gaugel, 6 TO 5, won; san
rhia. 10, Jahnsen. Is to l, second;
Preen. 112, Mcbride, to 8, third Time
LIS 3-5. Senator Warner. Herives,
Deneen. Firmfoot. David BOland Hal
ton and CaraEco also ran.
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hearts OF the fans by his plucky ride in
the Australian pursuit of last Friday,
scored a popular victory in the two
mile handicap lap for the amateurs.
Young got in good position for the
sprint and STAYED off the rushes put
up by Gemple and Mayer. COlvin and
Huey were on scratch. but were only
able 10 put up a fruitless pursuit of the
limit men, COlvin going TO sleep when
he should have hung on to .'Cupid's
Face.
Lawson and Taylor.
Friday night comes the first of the
big matches in which Major Taylor
will appear The match will be be-
tween Lawson and Taylor, best two in
three mile heats at the French style
game. Taylor is on edge for the strug-
gle, and Lawson says he is also in
prime condition. Each rider is conf
dent OF winning, although as the two
have hooked up mary times in the
past, each has lot OF respect for the
others sprint. II win be a battle be-
tween two veterans, and should go
down as one Of the big matches in the
history of the Salt Palace track. As
the cOlored champion has been secured
at cost of $1,000 for his three match
races, the management has been
forced 10 raise the prices. although
the arena will be open at the usual
bleacher prices.
T. c. B. Gibson, who was billed TO
run William Stanley a five-mile race,
blew up after a mile and a half of
running, complaining Of a stitch" IN
his side.
The Summary.
Half-mile open, professiOnal-Law-
son, Hopper, Dorian, Walker. Time,
:57 1-5
TwO-mile lap handicap. amateur
Young (G0), Gemple 900. Mayer (SO),
Herman (7O). Time, All 3-5.
Pye-McFdrland pursuit: won by
Pye. Distance, 8 miles laps no.
yards. Time. 1897.
One-mile handicap, professional
Dorian 900. Carslake 800, Hopper
U00). BrOdbeck (55). Time, 1:47 40.
Three-cOrnered mOtOr-paced race,
ten miles-Duer. Wilcox, Agraz. Time,
1926.
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The $4,000 Edwards stake went TO
The Able. Ed. Geers got the Chamber
OF Commerce stake winner away in
third place IN the first heat and at the
three-Guarters pole had him battling
with Evelyn w. passing her a few
yards from the wire in driving fin
ish. The time was 2:O4 flat, new
mark for The Able, who made 2;O4a at
Detroit last week.
The second heat developed into an
even better battle. A blanket would
have covered The Able. Evelyn W and
Branham Baughman as they passed
under the wire in the order named.
Earl Jr.., let W. d. S. set the pace 70
the three quarters pole in the first
heat OF the 2:1O pace and then took the
lead handily, finishing an easy winner.
Country Jay kept up his great rec
ord at Kalamazoo and Detroit by jog
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Northwestern League
NO LEVEL THE Alps.

Greenwich. Conn, Aug. s-The Green
wieh Country club has voted to level
the Alps, a famous hole on it's golf
links. The hole is al rhe foot of an
S-foOt hill and has a reputation among
golfers through the country. The club
is said TO have spent $4,000 on the con-
structiOn OF the approaches. The
Alps" is to be leveled because several
wealthy New Workers who belong to the
club have been advised by their ply
sicians that the strain OF climbing the
elevation repeatedly may result unhap-
PLY for them.
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VANCOUVER COP SORRY
SHERIDAN WON'T COMPETE

Chicago, Aug. 9.-JOhn ellis, a Pc
Hceman of Vancouver. b. g., who is to
take part in the national all-round
Championships at Marshall field next
saturday, arrived yesterday and re-
ellis is disappointed at Martin
Sheridan's failure TO enter. as II was
reported at Vancouver. that the east
ern star would participate.
The officer is six feet four inches
tai. weighs 10 pounds and IS IS years
ola. He is the fullest athlete entered
II a recent try-Cut through the ten
events, ellis came within j few points
OF the record
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BENEFIT GAME

A benefit ball game will be played
Sunday morning at Walkers field be-
tween the Retail Clerk and Wagner's
brewery teams. For some weeks past
j.. j. Elder. a member of the Retail
Clerks association. has been i'll and the
members OF the association determined
10 give him a benefit. The Wagner
team was glad 10 help out in the mat
ter. The game will be called at $50
a. m, and the admission will be 25
cents.
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AFTER TRANSCONTINENTAL
RECORD IN REQ CAR

sam Sharman- Of the sharman Auto
company has received word 10 be on
the lookout for L. L. Thitman VINO lett
New York Monday in an effort to break
his transcOntinental record Of Is days,
two hours and 2 minutes between New
York and san Francisco with Anlt-
man will 20 f. l. Hammond. the TWO
alternating at the wheel 90 make D.
night and day affair. stops only being
made for gasoline and supplies.
The attempt for the record VIII De
made in a $50" REQ stock car and
fhe Drogress will no doubt attract much
attention from motorists. In case me
iternary goes through ogden Af- Snar-
man and a number Of other local peo-
Die will accompany the car for "a DAY
or two.
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ging home an easy victor in both
heats of the 2-06 trOt.
2.lO pace-Earl, JT., won in three
straight heats; ". A., second Halle
Direct. third; Vasten. fourth Best
time 2.063 in first heat
2.l4 pace-The Able, won I'm three
straight heats; Evelyn ". second.
Branham Baugham, third, The Phillis-
tine, fourth. Best time, goa in first
heat.
2-l5 trOt-FuzZ Johnson. won. Dora.
second; Josie Mac, third; Tulu Arfon,
fourth. Best time. 2sl33 in second heat.
:OS trOt-COuntry Jay was winner in
two straight heats, Baron May, second
Dewitt, third. General H.. fourth. Best
time, 2;063 in second heat.
Lou Billings, a 3-year-Old tr5tter by
John A. McKerrOn, Z:041, and Lou Dill
lon, 1851, was driven a mile I'm 2-1zl
by John DickersOn with a runner as
Dacemaker
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-10
MURRAY FANS WON'T
TAKE CHANCES ON LOSING

Manager Bert Margetts OF Murray
sent a flattering offer 10 Walter Means,
the crack Idaho Falls secOnd-sacker TO
join the Murray club for the rest OF
the Utah state League season. With
the loss OF two games TO the Occi-
dentals the Junction City fans are
bit worried and they told their man
ager 10 get a man to fill Rebscher's
place at any price. Murray is deter
mined to win the pennant and Will
back the team in any way 10 do so.
With Means in the lineup Manager
Margetts says he cant lose.
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Charley Ness is playing first base
for WiIliamsport and George Harden
is pitching for the same organiza ton.
Ness is fielding well and is also clOut-
ing the ball with remarkable regu-
larity. Harden's pitching has called
for much attention.
Last spring Harden did not get a
chance to work out for Jennings and
show the manager what he could do.
His arm was bad. He hurt il in some
way and did not get IL in shape be-
fore the season opened. II returned
to form In May and he has been pitch
ing splendid ball since.
DelOs Drake has had two trials with
the Tigers. He is an Outfielder and d
good one. a fair hitter and fast fielder
He would have been kept on the club
last spring had il not been for the fact
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WILL REPRESENT FRANCE.

Paris. Aug. s.-Alfred Leblanc was
today selected 10 represent France III
the International balloon race in the
United States in the fall The inter
national balloon race will start from
St. Louis October II. Leblanc repre-
scented France in the race from the
same city in 1907 and finished second.
He landed at Herbertsville, \. J.. after
covering a distance of S67.4 miles.
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JEvNE BEATs NUNN.

At Jevne's billiard hall last night
Doc Num- made "a points in the ex-
hibitiOn play while Lloyd JeVne was
clicking off his so. The game was fast
1evne running out in 95 Innings. Both
players made high runs of four. To-
night JeVne plays Brown.
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National League


Philadelphia, Aug. 9.-Phn4deIphia
and Chicago split even in a double
header here today. 9he home team
won the first contest by hitting Brown
nara IN three innings. while Chicago
had a walkover in the second. Score.
FIRST game +. II. =.
Chicago .. .I
Philadelphia . .
BatteTies-BrOwn IN Archer, king;
Moore and Doom. Umpires-higie
and Emslie.
Second game r IA e
Chicago ~ .I4 IA
Philadelphia ...... .......
Batteries-COle and Killing; Stack
Schettler, Slaughter. Brennan and Mo-
ran Umpires-Rigler and Emslie.
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SHELTER TEAM WINS.

The United States Smelters won from
the Lambert Paper company at Walk
er's field yesterday afternoon by the
score of 4 TO /. Batteries: Smith and
McCabe for Shelters and Hall and
Morrow for the Lamberts. One of the
features of the game was d circus
catch by Rager in right field
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American Association

At 81. Paul-Toledo, 3: St Paul. 4.
Al lwaukee-LOuisville, 8; Milwau-
kee. l.
At apOlis-Columbu >; Mime
apOlis, g.
AT Kansas City-IndianapoIis,' g.;
Kansas City. l.
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SALT LAKE GOES TO
PLAY WELLS VILE TODAY

The salt Lake league team, i'm charge
Of Manager Mike Donovan, leaves this
morning for Wellsville and Logan.
WeusvilIe viii be taken on this after
noon and Logan Thursday. Manager
Donovan has secured the services OF
Red" Toner the Ogden pitcher and
will use him against Wellsville today
Tenant will work against Logan
While Good and Neyins are unable
TO make the trip. salt Lake Will present
good lineup. Sweeny viii catch;
Donovan first McSteWart second
Quick. short. McEachreu, third. Book.
Stewart Tenant and Toner alternat-
ing in the field.
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Western League

At Wichita-Wichita. 3; Sioux City, l.
At st. Joseph-St. Joseph, 6; Oma-
ha, 4.
At Lincoln-First game: Lincoln, 10;
Topeka, 2. Second game: Lincoln, -;
Topeka, 8.
At Denver-Des Moines, 6: Denver, 5.
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PARIS RACES.

Paris, Aug. 9.-Frank J. GOulds Ger
Gle won the Prix Du Golf, a selling stee-
plechase $500, distance two miles and
one furlOng, run at Vtchy today. The
same owners PauVre Ross finished Sec
ono in the PriX Reeves dor.
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SWIMMING RECORDS.

London. Aug. 9.-Frank E. Beaure-
paire of Victoria, Australia, in con-
tinuOus swim tonight, brought the
worlds record for two hundred meter,
500 yards and 800 meters al me Exc
ter baths. The time of the respective
distances were 2 minutes, 80 seconds: 3
minutes, 80 seconds, and 3 minutes
so 1-5 seconds.
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adding more than the amount charged
against them.
While still in a serious condition
Hume's physicians reported last night
that the day had shown a slight turn
for the better. A blood clO- on the
brain Is feared, as all symptoms point
TO that cause for Hume's condition.
Within this week. however, il is hoped
that the rider will be nut of danger.
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FAVORITES FIRST UNDER WIRE
in GRAND CIRCUIT Meeting

hadan
In only fOreea
oil
beat Louis W Wnans a
Fuz
finally decided
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have a bowed tendon or his injury may
be due 20 a kick. Since Ballot is now
years old, it is possible that Mr..
Keene may decide to retire him imme-
diately to CastletOn stud.
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AEH E1N pitt 1HEfk I'm T1lED@s q TnND
What's What in Sports
ALI the Time
DUER Wins MOTOR-PACED RACE
MANY THRILLS FURNISHED FANS

at the
OF on
gaek The combination Of Duer and Whittier
Agraz. by uWOla
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CALIFORNIA

Excursion tickets on sale daily via
Salt Lake Route. Tickets and infOrma 20
tiOn. 100 Main street. Phones: Bell
Exchange 16. Ind. 1885
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tbs " ~ HtCI IdsI night Wien Ile
riders at the salt 9alaCe track is0- to-
gether and quietly decided 10 give one
tenth OF their winnings at the meet
40 Jack Hume, the rider now laid up
NJ his home as the result az fan in
8 race. Both professionals and anna
teurs Clipped in with a will. with some
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Cleveland. Aug. 9.-Cleveland and
Washington broke even today, Cleve-
land winning the first game, to l, and
washington taking the second, l to 0.
The second game was played in the
rain, but both pitchers were effective.
Score: First game r. H. e.
- iaiiu ..s--. -s........I 10
W washington $500 ..........l
Batteries-Young and Easterly;
keisling. Otrei and Rainsmith.
Second game r. H. f.
Cleveland O s 0
Washington 1900. ..1
Observation-Disclosures and Bemis;
Walker and Henry.
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Owing 10 the game between the Alta
and University clubs at Walkers field
Saturday. the league game between
Murray and Salt Lake scheduled for
Walkers field Saturday viii be played
at Murray. Sunday the Occidentals viii
hook up with Murray at Walkers field.
while Murray goes 10 ogden.
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Neither Gains Ground.

st. Louis. Aug. 9.-St. Louis and New
York broke even in today's double
header, the home team taking the first,
l to 0, and losing the second, TO O.
Powell was invincible in the first and
scored the only run or the game. In
the second game Ford kept the locals
under control. while New York hit
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manifestations and Gibson; Mat.
tern, Ferguson and Smith. EMPIRES
tombstone and EasOn.
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Outfield in the country.
Jay Kirke is an infielder. He had
Simmons and Lathers 20 buck against
in spring practice. Lathers was
better fielder and Simmons a better
hitter than Kirke. therefore they dis
placed him as the utility man.
Kirke's work for Scranton has been
out OF the ordinary. His batting
average in that league is points higher
than CObbs in this league which arr
CUES that Kirke, batting against
American league pitchers. should be
able TO Init at least $50.
The Detroit club mas exercised OPP
lions on these four players, meahjlE
that they were turned over TO minor
league clubs with the understanding
that they could be recalled and thar
Detroit recalls them. They VIII be
with the Tigers again next spring.
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REDS WON ROTH

Brooklyn. Aug. 9.-Cincinnati won
both games OF a dOuble-header today
The first went thirteen innings and
was won by Cincinnati, l TO 0, on an
error by Burch. Gaspar and SeanlOn
both pitched well. Rucker was inef.
fective in the second and Cincinnati
won, TO 2. Score:
First game r. H. z
Cincinnati ..... .......1
DlOOhl9 n ..-.-s ..s..s.s....U
Batteries-Gaspar and Mclean:
ScanlOn. Bell and Bergen, Erwin. I'm
pires-KIem and Kane.
Second game r H e
Cincinnati .. .....7 IL
Brooklyn ........, ..-......2
Batteries-Burns and Mclean; Ruck-
er, Desseau and Erwin. Empires
KLEIN and Kane.
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MAKING GOOD IN MINORS
AND WILL Be RECALLED

sPresideHt Eayin OF the Detroit ball club announced
foTm
Iheseyo
opened
trial
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CARDINALs CAN.T WIN.

New York, Aus. 9.-The New Yorks
defeated ST. Louis today. 9 TO 4, making
elghd runs in the third inning off Har-
mon. This was the twelfth consecutive
defeat of the visitors, three of whose
runs were due TO double by Higgins
made with the bases full. Score:
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American League
Athletics Beat Tigers.

Detroit. Aug. s.-Philadelphia took
the first game of the series from De-
troit today. to / Oldring's single,
which Jones let get through him,
sacrifice fly and DaYy's home run to
the center field fence gave the visitors
the lead. Score: r. III. E.
Philadelphia
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Pirates show Form.

Boston. Aug. s.-Pittsburg continued
It's heavy batting and shut Boston out
again today. 10 10 0. With the excep-
tion of Clarke and Adams. every Wis
ltlng player made two safe hits, while
Wagner got three. Flynn secured a
home run. Wagner, J. Miller and Swee-
ney fielded in sensational style. Score:
r. H f
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Divide the HOnors.

Batteries-Plank and Thomas; VIII
lett and Stanage
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Chicago. Aug. 9.-Boston pounded
White for fourteen hits in seven and
One-third innings today. but lost, Z
TO 4. Fast fielding by the Chicago
team pulled White out of dangerous
holes. Walsh relieved White in the
eighth and was invincible. Score:
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Enjoy ne. Bathe at saltalr.

Bathing at saltair never better.
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Bike Riders Give Share of
Winnings To Aid C0n,rade

While
[
NUMBER Is ald
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-02
RENO DIVORCE SUIT
IS ANSWERED HERE
E. S. Bradshaw Says Wife
Charges Are Wholly
Untrue.

Indignant denial was made this after
noon by Z. S. Bradshaw, of this city.
of the charges Of cruelty filed against
him by his wife. Mrs Agnes Bradshaw,
In her suit for divorce, which is now in
progress in a Reno. New, court. MI
Bradshaw declares he tried 10 be a
model husband.
ITO ,.,Sse who know me-" he said,
Il need offer ne denial, but for the bene-
ft of the general putlIc I feel that
should emphatiCalIy deny ever having
mistreated my wife. II was guilty Of
such gross misconduct, why didn't she
make il know nat the timer We were
married in Easton, Nd. in 1897. and not
in 1899. which adds two years to her
age. Mrs. Bradshaw was not a mother
to my knowledge in December, 1885, but
was on the 18th Of September, 1888
"She claims that l left her when
our child was ten years old. AS a mat
ter Of fact, shG deserted me and went
to Reno and cthey places Mrs. Brad
shaw also alleges that she was but
child! If that be true, ! was misin-
formed. I did not run off to be mar
ried on account Of her age. but mar
ried her from her parents home. After
ward we came t. Washington and
tried to be a model husband.
My wife was aiken very i'll, and
had a doctor for Ter, who said after
constant care and nursing. The half
of my side has not been told. II 1 have
told anything but the truth in any in
stance, I shall be responsible to a tTi-
bunal higher and purer than any court
in Reno"
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MANY APPLICATIONS
MADE BY NEW BANKS

During the past month twenty ap-
plications TO organize national banks
were received at the office of the
Comptroller Of Currency. OF the ap-
plications pending eleven were ap-
proved and eighteen rejected.
Twenty-Five banks were authorized
to commence business with a total
capital amounting 10 $3.50 600. Thir-
teen OF the banks, with a total capital
Of $50, 1000. 900. had individual capital
OF less than $4,000, and nine, with a
total surplus Of S2.100.0G0, individual
capital OF $50 600 and over