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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
LEHI WINS SECOND PLACE
AFTER TWO EXCITING GAMES
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
LEHI Aug. 3l-Jsehi defeated Spanish
Fork here today In two Of the fastest
and most exciting games that have been
played here this season and received sec
ond place on the Utah County league.
In the first game which was played
this forenoon. Jehi made one run I'm the
first inning and shut their opponents out
until the ninth, when the score was tied,
Langford, Lehi's negro pitcher. was
spiked In the twelfth inning and Thrasher
took his place. The tie was broken in
the thirteenth when Lehi scored another
run. winning the game by a score OF 2
10 /.
In the second game, Harrison. Span
ish Forks pitcher was hit In the side
in the second inning and had TO go out
Of the game. Thrasher shut Spanish
Fork out in tia second game. the score
being TO 0.
Thrasher IS the hero OF both games
In the ilrst he caught n swift drive and
retired the side when the bases were full
and only one man out. The Lchi man
aGement sent to Salt Lake for pitcher
when Langford was injured. but the
game had to be played before their re-
turn and Thrasher Was put in to pitch
This was done with some misgivings.
and when he shut the Spanish Fork team
out the enthusiasm was marked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Battling Nelson and Abdul the Turk
Now Involved i'm Literary Pursuits

Battling Nelson and Abdul the Turk,
town yesterday from the Yellowstone.
for the past month II wasn't Battling
Nelson, the puGiIist. nor Abdul. the train
CT. this time, however. IT was MIR. Bat
Ting Nelson, litcrateur. and Professor
Abdul. purist, who were in town,
These two distinguished gentlemen of
the fistic and literary worlds hayo just
been Investigating the Yellowstone Ma
tional park from a literary and scientific
standpoint and promise TO give the re-
suits Of their researches to The public
in about three weeks. Bat is talking
more literature than prize fights these
days. However he announces that he
VIII be ready to re-cnter the ring about
next February and when he docs. we
have his word for il there will be cur
tains for Mr.. WolGast. Says Bat:
This dub champion Forget il. IT
j ever get the chance I'll tear his can
off in a punch There's only one champ
and he's your friend, the Battler. Sce?"
Whereupon Abdul pulls this.
Much as ] regret 10 do this in The
presence OF others, Mr.. Nelson, / must
take this opportunity 10 inform YOU that
your articulation is as impossible AS
your chirography, | must endeavor TO
Impress upon YOU that what you have
just uttered would lack refinement of
phraseology In its phonetic presentation
on the printed page. In it's Anglicized
version take ii that you mean to con-
vey the impression that there Is "A cer-
tain parsonage who, by his own self ag-
srandizemeut, has proIcsscd To possess
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
HIGH SCHOOL WILL
BEGIN PRACTICE
Football Squad Will Commence
Work Of Limbering Up for
Fall Season Today.

The question OF coach for tho high
school football team is still in the air
and it will probably be a week before
the matter Is settled. Until that time
the boys will get along by themselves
but as the work will be nothing more
than limbcring up. there will be no loss,
Jack Locll still seems TO be in the race
for the position. Nothing definite has
been done so far but suits will be issued
this afternoon to all members OF last
years squad. The uniforms Will with
out doubt run short as tho squad this
year will pass the forty mark. Only
four of last years squad will not be on
hand while more than twenty new men
are anxious TO sign ap.
The latest arrival at school OF last
years regulars is Frank Wheeling OF
the back field Wheeling is heavier and
should be OF the leading ground
gamers. 1t is now a certainty that Cap
tain Will Goodspecd will not head the
team this season, as ho will continue
with work and not return TO school. His
loss will be n serious one, but from the
numerous backficld candidates ono should
be found to take his place. Goodspccd
developed wonderfully towards the close
of last season and would nave been one
OF the stars this fall. The fact that
there is no captain will force a meeting
of last year regulars some time, this
week when the leader will be selected
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
JAKE DE ROSTER OBJECTING
TO STATEMENTS OF CRITICS

Jake De Roster. the speedy motorcyclist
who claims the championship OF the
world. objects TO the statements made
that he is afraid to ride against Whit
Ter at the Wandamere motordrome. He
declares that the reason he is not riding
rs because he has not recovered from in
1uries received in a fall at the motor
drome recently. In proof of this assertion
he exhibited an injured arm. On the re-
moval OF the bandages the arm was
found TO be terribly bruised and lacer-
ated, evidently from slivers picked up in
his fall
DE Roster says that he advised Bake
not to ride an Indian machine In the
race at the motordrome recently. be-
cause the Indian machines he had were
not In good running order and he did
not wish 70 have an Indian motorcycle
defeated under those conditions He saws
ne TX going to Denver soon and hopes Ia
he we'll enough TO ride in about week.
Next year. De Roster says. he will be
back In Salt Lake, riding at the mo-
tordrome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
M'FARLAND'S MOTHER SAYS
HER BOY WILL NOT FIGHT

CHICAGO. Aug 31.-Packey McFar-
land. lightweight, Will not be a member
Of tho party OF American pugilists who
arc soon to go to Australia TO battle with
the home talent. This much was settled
yesterday when Hugh Mcintosh the
Australian promoter, arrived In the CITY
and visited McFarland's home.
lie did not see Packey. but he had a
long talk with the fighters mother and
she decided the matter for her son, Mrs
Mcfarland told the Australian promoter
that she did not want Packey to take
the trip and under no conditions would
she consent, as her health had broken
under the strain caused by worry over
his fights. Mrs. Mcfarland always has
been opposed to Packey fighting and is
anxious for him 10 quit the ring.
When told OF the golden harvest
Packcy would reap on the other side and
how easy his battles would be, Mrs. Nc
Farlands mind WAS not changed, SO the
promoter gave up his quest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Bundy Is Champion
DENVER HORSE GETS
TWO MORE RECORDS
Colorado Il. Lowers Worlds
Marks at Harness Meeting
at Readville.

READVII-LE Mass. Aug. 3i,-Colo-
RADIO f., the bay horse owned by George
II. Estabrook of Denver, smashed the
worlds record for three -year-old trot-
ters today at the Grand Circuit meeting
here by lowering the time of 2:062, made
by General Watts at Lexington, Ky,
In 1907. TO 2:06i.
BY winning the second heat of the
American Horse Breeders futurity in
2:O72 he also made a new worlds record
for two consecutive heats.
It was a most remarkable achievement
as the wind was blowing almost gale
In tho face OF the horses on the home
stretch.
seconds. the half In 1904 and the three
strong wind on the last quarter. the
grand colt swept to the wire ten lengths 9Th
rado E. led all the way in the second
heat. making the time of 2:07q.
William G. Bradley of New York to-
day raised previous Offer I of $4,000 SSf Nor
Estabrook would not sell If Colorado T..
was 10 be driven by any other man In
the race except Macy, and Mr.. Bradley
refused to accept those conditions
American Horse Breeders futurity for
foals OF 1907, trotting division; purse
$1,000 CtWo-fn n-three)-Colorado ", ID. II.
by the Bondman Maccyl. won IN
Green Goods. h. +, second; Eva Belliui,
b. r., and Emily Ellen b. T., third. Eva
Tauguay, br. f., fourth. Bon Fivant dis
tanccd.
Goods $1,000; EVA Belin and Emily Ellen
divide $500. r. S. Estill, breeder of Colo
RADIO F., receives $500.
American Horse Breeders futur,ty. for
foals OF 1907. pacing division two-in,
Regent won second and
third heats and race. Time, 2:lo2; 2.l32
Nell Gentry won first heat, Time. 2;09i
Leftwch third.
2:l2 trot. purse $1,000 (two-in- -three)-
Bcrvaldo won in straight heats. Time,
2.I07: 2:099 Captain Cute second; Tear
olaino third,
Asa Wilkes won I'm straight heats. Time,
. :072; cost Beauty wilkes second; Dill
lon Queen and Caffccuo third.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
ALDERMAN D0BETER WINS
EATING CONTEST FOR TITLE

NEW YORK. Aug. S1.-AIderrnan Do
better. ssi pounds. hns been officially de-
elared the champion eater OF New York
CITY for tho year 1910. The champion
ship belt IS annually contested for az
Tammany hall In August. This years
contest was held at a shore resort yes-
terday and was refereed by Samuel s.
koenig. secretary OF state OF New York
state.
Alderman Dobeter disposed of eleven
and one quarter pounds OF steak winning
py tnree ounces after a fierce contest. in
which two OF the three contestants all
most collapsed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
To Open Gym Today.

=, The new Deseret gymnasium will be
thrown open 10 the public today for tho
trst time: w. Il. Day, the new physical
and is ready to take charge of the work
at the institution. All of the apparatus
has been placed, while the SWIMMING
pool. and In fact everything about the
cations for membership will be received
today by the physical director Mr.. Dav.
who Is a man Of lone experience In Y,
NJ G. A. work. comes TO the gymnasium
Mighty recommended for his proficient
work along physical culture lines. Bob
by Richardson, formerly OF the U. of n.
VIII act as assistant in gym work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE

AT, Sioux city-Sioux City, 7: Topc-
ka 4,
AZ Wichita-First game, Omaha. g.
Wichita L. o.
-, AZ Des Moines-St. Joseph, 8: Des
Moines. 3
Al Denver-Flrst game. Denver. 10.
Yer 2. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Worlds Altitude Record.

PARIS, Aug. 3l,-In his monoplane
Night OF last Monday. Leon Morane, the
French aviator. reached a height of ESQ
meters. or 1854 feet according To the
oihcial figures determined today. This
CONSTITUTES worlds record for height.
eclipsinS the mark set by J. Armstronr
DreXcI. the American aviator. at Lanark.
Scotland. on August 12. DreyeI rose G7aS
feet VIZ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Curtiss Makes Record.

CLEVELAND. o., Aug. 3I.-Glenn II.
Curtiss today established a new world $
record for aeroplane flying when he feu
from Euclid Beach, nine miles east of
cleveland. to Cedar Point, sixty miles
In an air line. In ono hour and nineteen
flight on record.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
COURT DENIES PETITION
FILED AGAINST AVIATOR

NEW YORK, Aug, 31.-The petition of
Sharles X Hamilton, aviator. FOR a pre-
llminary Injunction 20 restrain Glenn II.
Curtiss from interfering with his con-
tracts for flying exhibitions. was denied
To-Day by Judge Lacombc in the United
States court.
Hamilton complained that Cur,iss
blocked him In his arrangement for Civ
ing flying exhibitions in San Francisco
and at The Harvard aeronautlcal mectlne
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Wanderers Win

@, ,NAKRAGANSETT PIER, r. L., Aug.
3l.-The first of a series OF three noIo
matches for the Anglo American Gun he
tween the Wanderers and Point Judith
was played on the Point Judith grounds
today. the wanderers winning 10 TO 6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
DIAMONDVIBE.

Diamondville % 3 o o o. 0 &
Earned runs-Occldentals l. Diamond
Vile l. Stolen bases-Robinson, Burns
Settle .. Left on bases-Occidental 9
I1lamondville Z, Bases on balls-off
Mooney L. off Toner 9 Two-base hits
Robinson, Black. Moore. Three-base hits
Robinson. Lane, Toner, Converse.
Struck out-by Mooney g. by Toner g.
Passed balls-Langley l. Moore l. Time
OF game-One hour and forty minutes
Umplre-McEachren. At,endance-Five
hundred.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Motorboat Races.

PEORIA, ILL.,. Aug. 31.-The "Emer-
son, 26-foot boat owned by S. A II
pionshlp OF tho Western Power Boat as
sociation here today from a field OF seven
starters IN three straight heats taking
the cash purse of $500
In the 20-foot class The Comet clipped
some seconds from the worlds record es-
tablished yesterday. going Ave miles in
ever made in competition by n 90foof
displacement boat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Linden Wins.

special TO The Tribune.
PROVO Aug. $l.-Linden defeated
froVo mere today In q poorly attended
ana SLOW game OF baseball, by a score
OF ii 10 q. The batteries were Copley
ana sebastian for Linden and Harrison
and Ellison for Provo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
MINOR LEAGUES
COAST LEAGUE
American Association

Al CouTlbus-Kansas City 3; Colum-
bus. (ten innings),
Minneapolis game postponed on
account OF rain.
AT Louisville-St. Paul. 3; Louis
vile. O.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
AMERICAN
Tigers Win,

won the series from Philadelphia by lak-
ing today's game. TO /. Donovan was
effective. not a hit being made off him
until the seventh. Score: II. II, T..
Detroit ...........,....4 o
PhIladeIphia ......,...a........... 3
Batteries. Donovan and Schmidt; Ben
der. Plank and Lapp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
SALT LAKE INVENTORS
ARE GRANTED PATENTS
Special to The Tribune.

WAshlNSTON. Aug, 31.-Iohn D.
bowers and l.. Mahue OF Salt Lake have
and Victor A. HeIlBtrom OF SnJt I.ste IN
bread making machine
Jennie Anderson has been appointed
postmaster AT Grantsville. Tooele county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Utah County League

The last of the series OF games ~ bo
played by the teams of the Utah County
league was played today and the stand
Ing OF the teams Is as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
The Results.

First race. seven furlongs-Pris
| to 3, won: Vanden, 100 TO /. 9
Black Mate. IL to ., third
1:24 2-5. r.
Second race. steeplechase. about
miles-Stoure. with Lynch I'D,
walkover in the steeplechase. whic
the first of the year.
Third race, one mile-Hampton
To 10, won; Lay Minister. TO
ond wander. 10 to /. third
1:3s 2-5. n
Fourth race. the Futurity. 500,
ed, SIX Enthusiastically, o to s. y
ono length. Bashti, to- /. second
length and a half; Love Not. ~
third. Time, 1:12 Is, -
Firth race, one mile-Ocean Bount
], won; Martinez. 9 To 9. second: ~
l. 70 !, third. Time. 1877 2-5
Sixth race, FIVE and a half fur
Belfast. 10 !. won: Huetamo. 70.
second. Nirsinie. Is TO /, third.
l:07 2-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
RUNCHED HITS
WIN BALL GAME
Occidentals Defeat Diamond
vile Team in Ball Game at
Walkers Field.
LONG DRIVES FEATURES
OF EXHIBITION CONTEST
Wyoming Bunch Hits Mooney
Hard, but Fails to Make
Safeties Count.

Ey a seventh inning batting rally
coupled With mispiays OF their opponents.
the Occidcntals took Wednesdays game
from the Diamondville team by score
OF 5 10 4. Both teams played listless
ball and the fielding Of neither was up
TO the standard. Tho visitors found
Mooney regularly. and long hits were
the rule The negro pitcher. however.
got himself out of some tight places and
was saved by keeping the hits scattered.
Toner for Diamondviile pitched his usual
consistent game. although several long
hits were mado by the Occidentals. lie
received ragged support
The Occidcntals started off in the lead
In the first inning Robinson got to sec
on Lanes fly and scored on another error
by Chambers. The Diamondville team
got three hits and three runs in the sec
ond, taking a lead that they maintained
TO tho seventh inning Moore led off
with a double. went to third on Me-
Adoos error and scored on fly TO Black
Chambers got to first on McAdoo'S error
and scored on Toner'S triple Dorsch
singled and Toner scored. -,amondvllc
increased its lead in the nth by another
run. Smith singled and scored when set
tie dropped a fly In right. Though the
Wyoming boys continued 10 hit well. thoy
failed 20 get another score,
Negroes Win.
After the first the Occidcntals didn't I
get around until the seventh inning,
when they started to break up the game.
Robinson opened with twn-bagger
Lane triplcd, scoring Robinson, and scor-
ing himself Smiths error. Burns got
to first when Settle was caught at third.
lie stole second and scored on the short
stops error, When the procession was
over the OXicS had tied the score. In
tho eighth inning Mooney opened with A
hit, stole second and brought in tho win
ming run when Converse muned In cen
ter.
The score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NATIONAL

All National league games postponed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Great Stretch Run.

Al the end of the quarter Novei|
in second place. with Shilling ste1
him. and Iron Mask was third. a
before Rockville. while BashtI was
In the bunch. AT tho far turn, Los
was sailing out in front with a
length advantage and going easy. \
as Novelty had already felt the
Al the turn into the stretch, Low
stiil held a length. Shilling then
10 ride In earnest and Novelty resp
gamcly. At the last furIong pole
on even terms with the leader. HI
the lead and appeared an easy v
when new danger loomed UP In the
coming Bashti. which managed
clear OF the bunch and saving grol
the home turn. set sail for the lc7
Shilling. however. was alert. He
his whip and Novelty answered by
ing under the wire by a little over
length W
In tho fifth race, Ocean Bound.
ing ll9 pounds, cnualed the AM
record for one mile. when she stem:
distance in 1877 2-5 II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
johnson Is Star.

WASHINGTON Aug. 3I.-Walter
Johnson's brilliant pitching enabled Wash
Ing ton to shut out st. Louis today. S 10 0.
Johnson came within one OF equaling
the seasons record, striking out fourteen
men. Score: r. II. E.
Washington ...,.-...............S II o
81 LOUIS -..s..-.>U a y
Batteries: Johnson and Beckendorf;
Bailey and q. Klllifer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Win in Ninth.

NEW YORK. Aug, 31.-After holding
New York 10 three hits In eight innings
today, Pitcher Fanwell OF Cleveland
weakened In the ninth and the locals
made three more safeties and run. win
ning 10 l, score: r. II. l..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Boston Shut Out.

BOSTON Aug. 3l.-Walsh shut out
Boston. to 0. today. breaking the locals
winning streak. Frank Smith. recently
secured from Chicago. pitched his first
game for Boston and was batted hard
He also received poor support. Score:
r. II. T..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Champion Youngster.

On actual performance. though a
tory OF the Iiil6rcth colt stamps Al
best 9-ycar-old in training. Owl
his winnings in other big stakes, N
had TO pick up l21 pounds. cod|
weight 10 every other horse cnter.
his victory must he credited to II
pcrb horsemanship Of Shilling, vi
ridden him in all the races hs hi|
at tho meet.
After "a delay OF twelve minIites
post the field was sent away 70
most perfect start. Rockville n
first to show. followed by Blackfoo
Novelty. with the others we'll bu
Love Not. off in sixth position, NJ
next 10 the rail with a tremenduus
and soon had a lead Of one and
lengths.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Thomas c. Bundy of Los An
geles Captures lntermountain
Championship in Singles.
SINSABAUGH AND DUNCAN
ARE WINNERS OF DOUBLES
Most Brilliant Play Ever Seen
in the West Is Witnessed at
Country Club Courts.
INTERMOUNTAIN LAWN :
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP, 1910 =

Mems singlcs-T. c. Bundy.
Mems Notwithstanding and
Duncan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Tribune Want Ads.

Bell Main 5000. Iudependent aeo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
NOVELTY WINS
FUTUR|TY R||
Richest Turf Classic of ths
Is Won by Hildreths
Classy Colt.
TW0-YEAR-0LD EVANS
GREAT SPEED n
Love Not Runs Away at the
and Still Finishes
Third.

SARATOGA, n Y. Aug a.
classic Futurity. the richest race
year and the last OF the season 4
statc-perhaps the last Futurity, IN
OF the anti-betting legislaiion-va,
today by S. c. Hildrcth's Novelty.
by Shilling. In l.l2 l-5.
The race netted only sa3.sO0 4
winner, although in the past it Ia,
sometimes worth more than S6Do0
=. Whltney's BashtI, bough, a lev
ago FOR $50: 900. earned $3973 In
place. II. r BIadlcy's Love Nd
third money. $lS2s. one and On
lengths back. The time for The A,
longs is only three -iifths Of a
slower than the track record
The most remarkable incident Z
race was the brilliant performance
Love Not On the way to The
she became unmsnaecable and ran
half mile with her jockey. little
at full speed He finally pulled M
but IL took twelve minutes to BID
back TO the post, When the siart
she rushed into the lead and led
final furloDG pole. There her eafI
fort told and she stopped bad1r
shrewd horsemeu were not wantInf
believed that only her unfortlIuzil
away lost her the race.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-11-06
Congression Campaigns
XIII-The Landslide of 1890
Landslide OF 1890.
Dy Frsdsrie J. Haskin.

The republicans hailed the advent
of the Harrison administration in 1899
with great joy. for 1t gave them COM
.piete control of the executive and leg
isiative branches of the government
for the first time since the middle of
Grants second administration. They
were resolved to use their. power SO
that democratic success In the future
would be made all but impossible
They succeeded only in bringing upon
themselves the most crushing defeat
the republican party has yet sustained
The tariff question had become the
chief issue talked about. but the
money question was really uppermost
In the minds Of the people. AS both
parties were divided In opinion on the
money question. just as democrats and
wings had been divided ON the ques-
ttcn of slavery extension. both parties
"straddled" the currency question and
made their fight on the tariff. but not
without some trimming.
: The demand for revision OF the
tariff had reached the stage in Ar
thurs admiaistration that congress felt
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-11-06

tmpelled to do something. 1t created
tariff commission. Everybody was
for the commission. because the high
tariff men believed 1t would recon.
mend still higher duties. while the low
tariff men thought it would find re-
auctions to be imperatively necessary.
The commission made its report and.
In the main. its recommendations were
adopted In the tariff of 1883. The
sates recommended on wool, cotton,
steel and iron We're the chief matters
or contention. On the whole the bill
was q protectionist victory. and in
1884 Mr.. Cleveland and the democratic
party opposed the protectionist doc
trine and won in the election. But the
efforts OF the democratic house In the
first Cleveland administration to re-
wise the tariff were checked by the re-
publican majority In the senate To-
ward the close of his term Mr.. Cleve-
land sent a message to congress deal
Ing solely with the tariff, In it he
took advanced ground against the pro-
tectionists. There was an immense
surplus In the treasury. and the. presi-
dent believed that reduction OF duties