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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-17
An Outing.

A party of Pine Bluff ladies went but to the country home Of Mrs. J. E.
 Barton, west of the city on the Lit lie Rock road yesterday The af- lair was an old time quilting, and a lovely quilt was made for Mrs. Tull. As the guests arrived they were pre- 'sented with bunch of violets by Mrs Barton. Mrs. Barton's con- |pany was received by Mrs. Morris at |12::30 o'clock, after which dinner flor twenty-two was enjoyed. In the afternoon the guests went out to |pick flowers and take pictures, re- turning home at } o'clock. In the party were Mesdames Will Fox, c. F. Huntington, Hugh Fox, s. E. Tull, A.
 R. Baughman, T. F. Cady, Minnie Elder, F. o. Johnson, B. D. Herring,
 L. McBurnett, w J. Morris and
 lL. Rafferty and Misses J. R. Lang lton, Iallie Meyers and Sadie Mccoy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-17
rrainmen's Tenth Annual Ball.

R Pine Bluff Lodge No. 305, Brother hood of Trainmen, will entertain Nith it's tenth annual ball this ev- Sning at the Owls hall, Fourth ave- hue and Main street. Committees nave -.Aen working for weeks and
 lave arranged all the details of the Sall, and a most enjoyable time is in
 tore for those who attend
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-17

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-17
SENATOR DANIEL
 IS PASSING AWAY
Physicians Announce No Change ir His Condition Since Last Night.

Daytona, Fla, March 16.-Physi- clans in charge of Senator Daniel of Virginia, who is seriously i'll with a stroke of paralysis, at 9 o'clock this morning issued the following bulle- tin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-17

There has been no change in Senator Daniels condition since last night. His entire left side is par alyzed. The patient is resting com fortably."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-17
Eomplimentsry to Miss Harris.

MT, and Mrs. Guy w. Leflar will Entertain with a card party Friday evening, March IS, Miss Clyde Harris, nf Memphis, to be the honoree. Miss Harris is a cousin of Mrs. Leflar and
 R a most attractive young lady. She Ras been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Eeflar for a few weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-17

Don't think you are going to die tf
 you contract Pneumonia, Pneumo has never failed to relieve a suffer ] ing patient. 12-14-1m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-17
Musical Coterie.

MUSICAL COterle.
 The Musical Coterie held it's reg |ular monthly concert at the Temple yesterday morning, at 10 o'clock. Mrs. H. I. Holderness was the lead Ter, and presented an excellent pro- gram, which she had prepared. Miss
 Roth was also one of the leaders,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-17
Linen Shower and Bridge Reception.

M Miss Emma Hummer has issued
 anvitations for a linen shower-bridge
 aFeception, which she will give on |Saturday afternoon, March 26, at 2:30 ISYclock. in honor of Miss Fannie ,x<illespie, who will be married to c. |H. Collier, on April 6.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-05

10 the mills at Garfield Every pos
sible effort is being expended to have
the line in shape for Transporting ore
by year from date Steam shoyels
and innumerable teams are being
utilized wherever possible in this
work.
Visitors from the district say that
fully onefourth of the grading for the
line, exclusive. OF course, of the tun-
neling, has been completed. and by
spring all this grading and tunnel
woriy should be ready for track lay
lns- The company has Let the con
tracts for the various steel bridges To
be set In place MS soon as possible.
The maximum grade will be not TO
exceed 20 per cent, and ninety-pomd
rails viii be laid
The Utah Copper company in addi-
ton Is doing considerable reconstrue-
lion work al the mills. The Magma
mill. or the original Utah Copper
plant, has been femoGelcd complete
ly. but not 10 exceed o1c-third OF the
remodeled part Of the plant Is in op-
Grafton. Tho materials for remodel
ing tho old Boston Consolidated mill.
now known as the Arthur, are en-
route 20 the camp and Will be placed
in position as soon as possible. II is
understood that the management will
try and find places al Garfield for the
old employees of the Ccpperton plant.
just closed down
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-05
SUSPECTS OF THE
LAYTON HOLO-UP

SALT LAKE, Aug, 2i-Ouce more
William Bringhurst aud Willard
Thompson, now serving L. and 20
years respectively for the holding 80
of thc Gift horse gambling rooms Oh
Nav %, may have 10 sJsnd trial for
crime. this time before ths officials
Of Davis county. ON the charge OF hav-
ing robbed the Layton National bank
on MAY "a. This was practically de-
cided al conference Wednesday be-
tween District Attorney n J. Harris
of Ogden. County Attorney Henry w.
Staley OF Bountiful and Sheriff j. n
Ware OF Layton. District Attorney
Fred C. Loofbourow of Salt Lake 1ity
said last night that the fact that the
two men werc serving sentence for
one crime did not prevent their az
raignmeDt on another 4 concurrent
sentence NAV be given.
Before Sheriff Joseph c, Sharp on
June 20, Thompson and BrighWSt
freely confessed TO the commission Of
TWENTY-FIVE burglaries, hoId-upS and
crimes: but when the signing Of
statement was requested the only al
luslon they made 10 the Layton affair
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G|ETL|NE Wins
At Detroit

DETROIT. Ary,. i.-The free-for-
ali pace at the Grand Circuit meet
ing today was an easy win for GIFT
line. Acln Wilson lost second place
10 Darkey Hall In the frst heat by
breaki1J when almost under the
wire. The second neat was pro.
cession with Giftllne leading all the
way and winning In walk. Darkey
l,ell had an equally easy time In
holding second place In the heat.
The time for the free-foT-all was
disappointing as the track was fast
and all three contestants had records
Under 0S The first heat today WAS
paced In 2:03 IL and the second III
@:04 Sd
Walter Hal and Alcyfras each had
won a heat yesterday in the 2;j7
pace. In the third heat of that cvert
TODAY. however Ella Ambulator took
The lead from Walter Hal in the
stretch and in a driving finish won
the heat by neck The final heat
for heat winners only was Walter
Halls all the way through Ella AM
Zulator was coming up fast at the
finish
Alfonso. the fayoritc in the 2:1G
trot, which had 10 entries drew tic
pole for the first heat but was back
in fourth place at the finish and was
then drawn on account of lameness,
all bets being declared Off
Anette Il. won the race by taking
three heats after Dora had captured
the first two.
2;O7 pace, purse $4,000 unfinished
teTday)-Walter Hal won second
and fourth heats and race. Time.
. o. Ia
2:o7--Ella Ambulator won thirl
Time. 2:05 IL Alley Fras won frst
heat. Time, 2:o4 "a. Only heat win
rers contested in fourth heat.
2;15 pace. purse $1,000. Halle Loo
Won; Nellie G. second: Sarah Ann
Patch third. Best time 2 OS "a
209 trot, two in three, purse 81 900
Nancy Royce. won; General II. sec.
ond Haitworthy third Best time
2:o7 Sd Free for All pace. . in s,
81 .000' Giftlinc won Darkcy Hal gee
end; Aileen Wilson third, Best time
03 IA
PIG trot. three in five. 81 OOo-
Annette r Won; Dora second DoveH
third Best time 2:i2 l-2
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-05
SALT LAKE AND
STATE news
SMART CAPTURE
OF DRUG SELLER

SALT LAKE. Aug. 4-Just who has
for months been supplying the hop
heads" and dope" fiends with their
supplies Of drugs came 10 light late
Wednesday afternoon. when James
Duncan whose occupation is still un-
known, outside OF, as far as can be
learned. that OF conducting a still.
gas arrested for supplying some vic
tins with drugs.
The arrest was made by Chief OF
Detectives Sheets and Detectives jan
ney, Ripley and CuTran For a num-
Der OF weeks Chief Sheets has been on
the lookout for the dispensing head
quarters of the dope" that has been
so freely circulated In the tenderloin.
Although number % arrests have
been made. vet the guilty parties had
not been aRprehended
Duncans method was simplicity IT,
self Engaging a room In the Amerl-
can house on Commercial street, with
window in close proximity 10 rea,
stairway, he had small hole cut in II
through which his customers" could
purchase supply. without the par
Alto " tltuSi hiuN VI Nh' NiHho"N'i'h
being seen.
Wednesday the detectives had
watched hop flend who had gone up
these rear steps, and who shortly al-
ter coming down had. IL was seen, br'
come well under the influence OF
drugs. The detectives then mounted
the steps and knocked on the window,
As Duncan handed out the package of
dope he was placed under arrest.
He was found lying on bed close 10
the window. with the leather bag
which contained the drug wide open.
He stated that he made a practice OF
selling morphine and cocaine. SOME
Of which was found in his room. to
messenger boys. There was also
box containing Yen Shec.' or opium
Labeled boxes containing the names
of the Doull Drug company. 33S Main
street, and the George Brlce Drug
company, 269 South Main street were
discovered in Duncan's room. y PIT
Scription from a DR.. Maxwell was also
found among the effects of Duncan.
The pill boxes containing the cocaine
were not labeled poison and from
this fact the police are of the opinion
that Duncan can be prosecuted by the
state authorities for selling poison in
violation of the state law
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on appeal. while the state cases are
those against persons charged with
felonies who have been bound over to
the district court by the city court
The city cases arc as follows: f
Metz, vagrancy, George appas, bat
tory; Portland Coffee House e Bakery
company, uncleaniness: Jane Doc
and J. e. Mageri. selling liquor with
cut license.
The state cases are: IT, Smith, sec
ond degree burglary: RasmUs John
son, involuntary manslauGbter Of
Pauline o. Hansen by running over
her with an automobile May "a last
T. c. Smith, second degree burglary.
two charges, Harry Walters. second
degree burglary, George Kypros. as
sault with a deadly weapon, Georga
Thompson. third degree burglary
Frank Kelly and J. S Marriott, at.
tempted grand larceny
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FICTITIOUS FIRM
UNDER ARREST

SALT LAKE. Aug. Admitting
to Postollice Inspector r. +. Nelson
that he Is the man "Bisman." wanted
last spring for number OF fraudulent
transactions carried on through the
United States mails. Henry Hendrick.
son. alias c. NJ Wood, who was ar
rested Tuesday night. will have TO
face number OF government charges.
Hendrickson had been arrested
through The instrumentality Of Coun.
Gilman Holley, who had his attention
called TO the "Holley & Wood" com
pauy. supposedly located at 1921 east
Third South street. which is really
vacant lot, by the non-delIvery OF
case of eggs delivered to that number.
The eggs were delivered to Mr. Hol-
lcy'S place OF business. Becoming
suspicious. he invoked the aid of the
police, the result being Hendricks6n's
arrest
After being questioned by Inspector
Nelson. Hendrickson, according to Mr
Nelson, not only admitted his crime.
hut also admitted that he was the "B.
s. BiSman Produce company for
whom the inspector has been search
Ing. He sent out. it IS stated letters
to farmers to send him all the eggs.
butter and farm produce they had at
a dollar and 4 quarter higher than the
Salt Lake produce men were paving.
He then sold them at lower figure
but kept the money.
The following is a sample letter
sent out by the "Bisman Produce com
pany." at 1926 South State street, Salt
Lake CITY
Charleston Coop. Charleston. Utah
Dear Sirs-We can use all OF the
fresh ranch eggs that you can ship Os
and pay you the highest price. We
will pay You 81 per case for all the
eggs You can ship us this month This
price is good for this month. We VIII
also pay you 81 cents per pound for
fresh ranch butter Send your invoice
with each shipment and yet your
money right back Yours truly.
''BISMAN PRODUCE COMPANY"
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was contained in ,hc ioiiowinr ser.
tcnce:
THE night belofe VIC went TO L.,y-
ton. VIC broke into SmIfhs store"
Thoegh there may be somc din
Guilty in constituting this sentence to he
Il confession, the Evidence H. so strong
that conviction IS said 10 be certain,
anyhow.
after nc had rambcd over tic west in
irving TO evadc tho ofHccrs Bring
hurst MAS caught n pgJca. Both of
the men arc under suspicion of nav.
Ing been implicated in the murder OF
Jacob c. Sorcpson at Ioyendahl's cor
ncr, February II, 1909,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-05
ASSiGNEsS FILE SUITS TO
RECOVER ALLEGED DEBTS

alt Lake. Aug. 5.-Two suits for
wages for labor performed on the new
kearns building made their appear
ance IN the district court Thursday
The plaintiffs are ]. Hirschman and
c. A, Kline, and the defendants are
the Modern Steel Structural company
OF Wisconsin, r. u, Jones, doing bust
ness as the Jones Construction com
pany: ]. J. Dwyer, r. r. Jones and
Thomas Kearns. The suits are on as
Slgnments.
Hlrschman says that Sam Black
bird, laborer. assigned an account
OF S30.9S for labor wages TO him. and
FIirschman demands judgment for
this amount, with $50 attorneys fees
and 81 costs Cline demands $45 for
wages alleged to be due Charles
Jones, S30.50 for wages said TO be due
o. L. Bunker. and s. for labor claimed
TO have been performed by F. r. Nor
ris. making a total Of SS0.25. in addi-
ton 10 which Cline wants $2s.50 for
costs.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-05
SENDS BULLET THROUGH HEAD.
Unidentified Man Shoots and Kills
Tom Churchill In HeideI.
berg Saloon.

Salt Lake Aug. Shot through
the head. Tom Churchill was muir
dcred by an unidentified man in the
Heidelberg saloon this (Friday) morn
ing at las o'clock The murderer
escaped The body of Churchill was
removed To the undertaking rooms of
ODonnell & Co
With j. B. LAWN, a. c. Johns and
enc other besides the murderer.
Churchill. who had been drinking
heavily, was seated in the Heidelberg
saloon when an argument started
in the argument both Churchill a1l
the murderer, who was the smaller
Of the two. became abusive Churchill
IS said 10 have kicked the smaller
nan, who then went out of the sa-
loon and returned in a short time with
a revolver. Stopping In front OF
Churchill. who was standing before
the cigar stand, the murderer shot
ms victim and then darted out OF
the saloon.
Murderer Makes Escape.
Patrolman Patterson. who was
standing on tho curb at The intersec
ton of Main and Third South streets,
heard the shot and saw the man run
cut OF the saloon. He caught the
murderer and started back 10 the sa-
Ion, not knowing what had occurred.
On the way to the saloon the murd
crer told Patrolmal Patterson that
-here had been a shooting and that
he had been running because he did
not want TO be mixed up in the ar
fair az witness
Just at that moment TWO men dart
cG out of the saloon. Patrolman Pat.
tcrsou released the murderer and
started after the men who were run
uing, under the impression that they
were the guilty persons They both
escaped.
Whom Patrolman Patterson re-
turned to the saloon. he discovered
rom the rest OF the witnesses tha.
he hal let the murderer escape. In
"smuch as the police have been fur
n!shed With a good description of The
nurderer his arrest is but a question
OF hours. they say
As soon aS the shooting occurred
some OF the friends of Churchill tel".
phonel 10 Jennie Patton. the mis-
trcss Of Churchill. who was in Greek
town She went to the scene of the
shooting in a taXicab and made ar.
Iangements for the care OF the body
The ball entered the head just below
the left eye, penetrating the brain.
Death was instantaneous.
The real motive for the shooting
the police have been unable to learn
II is believed that there was some
thing more TO the motive than
mere quarrel
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-05
DEMOCRATIC PROSPECT
IN Utah ARE GOOD

WASHINGTON. Aug. 4,-Repre-
sentative Lloyd Of Missouri. chair
man Of the congressional committee.
returned today from tour OF the
west Fresh from conferences with
party leaders and observations in &
number OF states, he claims that the
Democrats viii carry three congress
sional districts and the goyernorship
i'm California. that the regular Repnb-
licans viii vote FOR the Democrats In
Kansas as result OF the recent In
surgent victories: that the insurgents
had developed among the Repub,
licans in New MEXICO in the selection
OF delegates fol. the constitutional
convention. and that the national
prospects arc good in Utah and other
states
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-05
LONG SHOT WINS
At BUTTE MEET

BUTTE. MONT, Aug. 4.-Heads
apart with Acquia quoted at 80 to l
in the books. first under the wire
followed by Plume and Frleze In the
order named, those runners finished
the NTH event today In a manner af-
fording some Of the prcttiest racing
OF the season at Butte. In the last
race of the day Sugar Maids tumbled
and fell throwing Gaugel heavily 10
the groun, but not seriously injurlng
him. Results:
First race Ave furlongs. purse
Phoebe. Ill (GaugeD. to 2, won; Al
taray. ll2 CKIrschbaum). 10 10 l, sec
ond: Albotto, l07 tVosperJ. 20 to /,
third. Time-1:02
Second race, five furlongs, selling
Tramotor, l04 tVandusen), 5 TO 2,
won: Bitter Sir, log tFischer) TO ],
second; Hannibal Bey. l0i tCallahan).
Third race, one mile. selling-John
Louis, Ill (Page). G 10 ., won Good
ship, 81 (Selden). to ), second
Kaiserhon, Ill (Fischer), IL to ..
third Tlme-l;4 AZ ocean Shore and
Tremargo also ran.
Fourth race. the Centerville handi-
cap. furlongs-Fern L.. 81 (kederis)
TO 2, won. Batronia, 9S (Callahan).
TO ., second Fernando. l05 BAT
istel. TO /, third Time-l Is 30.
Fifth race, mile, sell;Dg-Acquia
lc2 (E Smith, so to |, won Plume,
l0T Gmes). TO |. second; Frieze,
107 (kir5ehbaum). s 10 Q, third Time
La
Sixth race. futurity course, selling
No Quarter. l22 (Tayior). 5 10 l, won.
Del Cruzador. 125 (Page). G TO |.
second; WistarIa. 100 (Prior). II to !,
third Timc-l:12 1-5.
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FAILED TO SELL BONDS.

Park City. Aug. 1.-The city coun-
eli met tonight, it being the first
meeting OF the month and paid all
bills and accepted the reports of the
city officers The committee having
in charge the question of the water
bonds was discharged. having been
unsuccessful In selling the bonds The
matter was referred for further con
sideration TO the standing committee
on laws.
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S. H. CROWN co.

temperature OF 6S degrees and the
other ten showed 4 temperature OF
rs degrees.
Eight gallons from William Nor.
gan of Layton for the Glover Leaf
dairy showed a temperature of 10 de.
Grees and was denatured
Ten gallons from w. A. Maxneld
CT Vineyard for the Glover Leaf dairy
tested - degrees and was destroyed
Twenty gallons from this dealer for
the Jensen Creamery company tested
~ degrees and was denGtured
Ten gallons from c. VI, LeyersOn OF
Draper for the Glover Leaf dairy went
II degrees in temperature and was
denatured
Forty gallons from the Peoples
dairy at Vineyard for the Glover Leaf
showed temperatures of 81 and GO de-
grces and were denatJred
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THE TeMPERATUaE oF
MI:K TOO HIGH
More than Ono tlunired Gallons Are
Seized and Destroyed by
by Inspector.

Salt Lake Ans. City Food In
spcctor Walter J. F~alic: 'lge6t 100
gallons more OF milk above tcopera-
lure on its way into this CITY Thurs
day and destroyed the product
Henry Morgou, who refused TO con.
tribute towards the milk cooling de-
pot AT Layton. again was victim Of
the city food inspector activity for
purer milk supply for Salt Lake
City. Morgan lost twenty gallons of
milk Thursday Ten gallons OF the
twenty, all of which were consigned
TO the Glover Leaf dairy, showed a
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5 IL furlongs-Sempronius. . to 5.
Won. Special Brew, 6 to /. second: Al
thorpe. 80 to l, third Time 90.
Fourth race the Saratoga handicap,
$500. mile and quarter-Olambala,
to 10. won. Ballot, 3 to +, second;
Stanley Fay 20 10 l, third. Time
2:9S 81.
FGfth race, milo. selling-Lad Of
Lanfdtn. TO !. won; Cohort, 3 10 5,
seee,nd; Neon, 16 to >, third. Time
X5S 1-5
Sixth race. five and half rurIongs
Silver Brush. to /. won: Savannah,
12 TO I. second; Sand Kin, S TO l.,
third Tlme-1:05.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-05
NEW BASEBALL UMPIRE

Chicago. Aug. 5-J. H. Colliaower.
known as pitcher a decade ago.
yesterday became member OF Presi-
Nent Johnson's American league UNI
,piriDg staff. to Oil the vacancy caused
iY the retirement of Jack Sheridan
hom active duty on the field Coli.
bower, who came from the South Al
sAntic league. left for St Louis last
night' to begin his new duties today.
working with Umpire Evans. The
pewcomer was pitcher Tor the Cleye
land club in 1899.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-05
WILL HAVE FIRE STATION.

Nlidvalc, Aug 4.-The Midyale city
council VIII have a fire station In
stalled here as soon as possible. now
that the FIRE department is n perma.
nent organization The mayor has
informed the fire committee that the
matter will he taken up at the c0un.
ell meeting next Monday evening
when plans for the proposed building
would be discussed
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SARATOGA RACE
MEET OPENS

SARATOGA. Aug. 4.-Belore
crowd OF 10000 persons, II. T. Wilson,
1r.s Olambala. the . 10 10 favorite
easily won the $500 Saratoga handi
cap. the feature race of the opening
days card, The track was sea of
mud and just before post time a ter.
fine thunder and lightning storm
broke
First race, six furlongs, selling
Danfeld, IL 70 10, won; Intrinsic 80
60 l, second; Woolcasta, ) TO !, third.
Time-I:15.
Second race. steepleohase. about ,
1'2 miles-ByZantne 10 ). won
Jimmy Lane. 10 ]. second; Bound
Brook, : to 2, third, Time-5:3O
Third race. the Flash Stakes, $4,000,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-05
WESTERN LEAGUE,

At Topeka Topeka /. Omaha .
AZ ST Joseph-St. Joseph 6, Lincoln
J.
Al Wichita-First game Wichita IL
Des Moines G second game. Wichita
] Des Moines 2
AT Denyer-First game, Sioux City
:. Denver ); second game. Sioux City
10, Denver IS innings. called).
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DROPPED DEAD.

Long Beach, Cal. Aug. 5.-Gcorge
L. Schiller. n wealthy realty man of
Denver, dropped dead of apoplcxv in
his room at a hotel hero last night.
He was 60 years old Mrs. Schiller.
who came here with him a month ago.
will leave for Denver with the re-
mains today.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-08-05
CHICAGO o: PHILADELPHIA g.

CHICAGO, Aug. ed Walsh Of
the locals and Jack Coombs OF The
Philadelphia team fought the most
spectacular pitchers battle OF the sea-
son here today. running sixteen In
nings 10 a tie Coombs shut cur
the locals without hit in nine In.
Blngs and allowed bat three safe hits
during the battle. striking ont Is men
Walsh allowed six hits and famed 10,
Darkness stopped the game Score
r, H. z,
Chicago ...., .......-s..0
Philadelphia .,...-. ......0 2
BatterIes-Walsh and Sullivan.
Coombs and Livingston
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Milwaulec-First game. Colum.
bus 2, Milwaukee 8 second game.
Columbus T. Milwaukee J.
At neapolis-Louisyille l. Min
neapclis T.
At St Paul-Indianapoli5 1, 81 Paul
8,
Al Kansas City-Toledo o, Kansas
City 3.
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SMALL ARMY OF
MEN EMPLOYED.
Bingham and Garfield Road Work
Gives Employment to Big Crowd

Close to 1000 men are employed by
the contractors in constructing the
Bingham and Garfield railroad line.
leading from the Utah Copper mine
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THIRTEEN CITY CASES
REACH DISTRICT COURT

Salt Lake. Aug, Eight state and
five city cases. thirteen In all, reached
the Third district court froh the city
court Thursday The city cases arc