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When Woman Loves Another S T Husband
By Ella Wheeler Wilcox

only the sweet and dear memories Of
the love remain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-22
HAMPER BREAKS
THE TRACK RECD|
Glenn Is Overlooked in the I,
Event and Romps Home n,
Easy Winner.

Favorites and well-played horyo.
turn Tuesday at Bucna Vis,a t,se nes
Noritea. one second and onc th,ri .i'ree
winning. j. G. Clem, The only o,,sa KY
at Il 10 ], upset all the done in Vl.s'Q ''
race, spolling several good thines
or roFD Gut the wind III tho fifth racs
iiNe lurlongs for fast field OF pasIs9
ana coming down the stretch Is
came with n rush, beating ESacuts
mead for the honors, and Forn A.. =!
pack to show. The time was ! %, iv5.
broke the track record by three a,tSaa "
~ was an ideal day for racing ana
finishes were close and exciting
he summaries:
tlrSt race, five and a half f,-1-
purse 5000. sclling-Salnest (seIdauti
l, won: Nebulosus CT. Carroln Z
second; Hannibal Bey (vosperJ' 4 y
Hannis, Glendennlng. ROYAL Stons ~ ~
rusa, Bellnower and Beaumont aIso T.
Second race, six furlongs, purse 4
selling ng-SWagerlator (F'ischerl IL ~
won: Hancock Oonvitz), 6 10 ssco ~
Burning Bush (Vosper), l3 10 5. IN
Time, l,lb 20. Aunt Polly, Wisis
Deneen, Convent Bell and Marcus
relius also ran,
Third race. five furlongs, purse Al
West Point (WnIiams). to Z, won.f: Y:
nault (J. CarrolD, to 2, second EsaS'
Soule lCallahan). II to ]. thirI. NJ
l:02 Is. Milt Jones, Pearl Bass. p,
kuska. Lees Friar Great CnesaT. Roe
r., Albetto. Sir Bon and Clara HaIuu
also ran.
Fourth race. six furlongs. purso 4
salllng-Piute (Ivers), to 5, won.
monica (Callahan), TO 1. second; war
Griswell (Boland). 10 to l, third. m
II. Noygorod. Osslan, Airs, Buena
Plume also ran. -
Fifth race. five furlongs. purse q
selling-Hamper (Boland)- IL to 3, y
Execute (GaugeD. Z TO 9. second; 2
tManders). TO l. third. Time I.0i.
El Tovar Balronia, Letitia, Dora Pa,
Jessup Burn and Lena Merle also ra5j
Sixth race. mile and one-sIxtee1
purse $500. selllng-J. c. Glenn (Cobul
IL to 1, won; Spring Ban (Cotton), 3 d
second. Knight Of lvanhoe (Corey), s b
third, Time. 1;l9 1-5. Mike Jord
Sylvia U. and Corrigan also ran.
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Results at Sheepshead.

sIIEEPsHI5AD BAY, June 21.-Royal
Meteor, a 10 to l shot won the Foam
stakes. five furlongs. here today. defeat
ing the choice, Whist, by half a length
j. II. Keene uncovered fast colt. Iron
Mask. In the opening race.
First race, futurlty course, five fur
longs-Iron Mask 8 to l. won; Fairy
Story. 30 to l., second: Five Aces. S TO 8.
third. Time. Loo 1-5,
Second race. mile-Folly Lovy. / TO .,
won; Our Hannah, 20 to /, second; In
diana Maid. to /. third. Time 1910
Third race. six an0 half furlongs
main course-Prince Gal, s to 5. won;
Ben Loyal to l., second; Melisande. Z
TO 5, third. Time, 1:l9
Fourth race, five furlongs, futurity
course-Royal Meteor l5 to /. won:
Whist, II TO 5, second; Meridian, 2 to /
third. Time, 100 90.
Fifth race, one and quarter miles turf
course-Bonnie Kelso, ! 10 g won Black
Mate, 8 To l, second; The Peer. l2 to /,
third, Time, 2:oS. -
Sixth race. mile-PriscIllian. even, won:
Dreamer, to /. second; Reybourn. to
2, third Time. .39
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-22
SULLIVAN VISITS
WITH JACK JOHNSON
Surprised at COIOred Mans Con-
dition: Champion Gets
Orders to Move.

SAN FRANCISCO. juno 21.--Jack
Johnson Is the last to desert the ship.
Although there has been n general exc
dus of promoters and fight followers dur
ing the last few days i'm the direction OF
Reno, johnson has remained smilingly
on duty at the beach with the firm in
tentlon OF training until tine last mo-
ment. y telegram that came from Man
aSer Tom Flanagan today, announcing
that training quarters had been secured
readiness in two days, caused the cham
piou to Issue the marching orders. He
will leave for Nevada Thursday night at
. o clock Tcnderly the two speed burn
ing automobiles were prepared for ship
ment, and With less ginger the gymna-
sium apparatus was stored in crates and
marked in lamp black: lack Johnson
John l.. Sullivan was a visitor at the
colored champions camp. FIe was
greeted cordially and posed with John
son for the photographers. Johnson
Splendid condition impressed the former
champion and lie congratulated his host
Although on the eve of breaking
camp, Johnson put in strenuous day
peach roads for nine miles in the morn
ing, and in the afternoon went eight fast
rounds III the gymnasium. Al Kaufman
STOOD before him during half tho ses-
sion and George Cotton took the rest OF
the pummcling. II was announced today
that kaufman will be In Johnson's camp
at Reno.
The champion will go out on the road
tomorrow morning for a short hike and
VIII then go downtown to arrange foI
new punching bags, gloves and a few
other things.
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Reno Gets Big Fight
JEFFR|ES LEAVES
FOR NEW QUARTERS
Ben L0mOnd Has Been Desert
ed; Fighters and Trainers
Go to Reno.

OAKLAND. Cal, June 21.-Jamcs j.
Jeffries. accompanied by his wife and his
entire STAFF of trainers, with the excep-
tion Of Jim Corbctt. arrived hero from the
deserted Ben Lomona training quarters
shortly before o'clock tonight, The
party remained here until 8 o'clock this
evening, when Jeffries and his helpers
left on special train for Reno, on tho
trip from Ben Lomond the big fellow
whiled the hours away in a card game
with Joe Choynsld. his friend. Dick
Adams, and Colonel Kowalski Contrary
10 his usual custom. he nodded out the
car window pleasantly 10 those waiting
al stations 80 see him along the line and
10 better his good humor he Won most
OF the money in the card game.
Before leaving Ben Lomond, Jefrles
put In a good mornings work His la
bor lasted over an hour and included
snappy punching of the bag, rope skip
ping. shadow boxing and exercise at the
pulley weights. II was by far the most
impressive workout indulged in by JEFF
fries fOr the past two weeks.
Jcffries expects TO be back at the grind
tomorrow afternoon in Moan Springs.
which resort has been decided upon as
the place TO put on his finishing train
ing touches
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-22

RENO, New. June 2l.-Tex Rickard
definitely announced shortly after noon
today that Reno had been selected for
tho Jenries-J johnson fight. Preparations
for building an arena were al once begun,
Eickard's official statement follows:
Il have decided TO hold the Jefrries-
Johnson fight In Reno, In making tho Sc
lection | wish 10 give my reasons for
doing so. Goldfeld made an offer. which
II was hard TO turn down They are the
sancst lot OF men I ever saw This
morning committee OF Coldfleld business
men offered to take me 30 a local bank
and give a guarantee of 5000 900. I de-
cIded on Reno however. for several rea-
sons.
Too Far Away
"tn the first place. did not feel that
fight fans of the cast and west should
he compelled to fake that extra twelve
hour ride across the hot desert 10 Cold
field. Then again. the people from San
Francisco can get here on the morning
of July and leave the same night In
order 10 be back TO their business Tues
day morning. For this reason I think
probably. one or two thousand more will
ccnle from san Francisco that would not
co to Goldheld. The Reno people have
done all they could. They win build a
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suitable arena and buy The $1,000 license

suitable arena and buy the $1,000 license
for me.
"(Slsned) TEX RICHARD"
"A large crowd thronged the lobby OF
the Hotel Golden, whore Richard was in
conference with the Reno and Golddeld
committees. 4 few minutes after 10
o'clock a rumor spread like wildfirc that
Reno had been chosen. Shortly af,erward
Richards official declaration in the form
OF a signed statement was given out.
There was great rejoicing among the
waiting citizens. 'IIurrah for Renoi
tEurrah for Tex yelled the excited fight
fans.
The brass band which had paraded the
streets earlier in the day was brought
out again and the cheering was renewed.
Rickard was surrounded and congratu-
lated on his choice.
The Goldfield delesat ton appeared to he
much cast down, but they Immediately
went TO Rickari and shook him by the
hand.
Were for you. Tex" said his partner.
Elliott Were sorry to lose the fight
but hope that you have chosen wisely
Wen ALL be here for the big mill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-22
Whittier Spins Around Track
Like Top Breaking All
Previous Records.
CLARKE FAILS TO BREAK
LAWS0N'S UNPACED TINE
Half Mile Goes to Lawson: Two
Mile to Clarke: Demara
Beats Walker.

Five thousand bicycle fans were treat
ed to fine card Of bicycle races at the
Salt Palace Tuesday night While no
worlds records were broken. the competi-
tion was keen and the events we're great
iy enjoyed by those present
1Ver Lawson won the half-mile open
and a. j, Clarke won the two-mile lap
handicap.
Clarke failed 10 lower Lawsons quar-
mile record; being fifth OF a second
tler, gave pretty mile exhibition on his
yellow streak" circlinG the saucer track
ensht times in the fast time OF 100 10,
on 4 small track
The two-mile lap handicap. profession
az was hard grind, and at the finish
only five men remained to fight IT. out for
inc honors. When the bell came Clarke
jumped the bunch and won by thirty
Yards sitting up. CarslaSe beat Iver
LAWSON for second place by half a wheel
length, and Senhouse took fourth Nc
tarland Pye, Walker. Demara and Down
Ing sacrificed their chances In the race by
pulling Clarke and Lawson. The first
mile was ridden in 1.i5, and for n time 1T
looked like the worlds record would be
smashed. but the limit men were over
hauled at the end of the first mile and
tho men took 1t easy the remainder OF
the distance.
Walter Dcmara beat Gordon Walker
Two out OF three heats in a match race.
walker slipped his pedal In the last heat.
but Demara refused to watt and went on
ahead and won.
Lawson showed his heels to the pro"
riders in the half-mile open. Clarke did
not start in this event. owing TO his rec
ord trial. Mcfarland tried hard to beat
Comedy" but fell short by half wheel
Hopper was close up for third place. with
Carslake fourth.
Diefenbacher won the mile handicap
and Brodheck took the o-mIle lap
race. In the two-mile lap race Thomp-
son went to sleep about tho time the
riders were to have been sent away with
a flying start. In trying to dodge him
several riders crashed together and slid
going out OF the home stretch.
The summaries:
Mile handicap. amatcur-R. DIefen-
bacher (scratch), won; A. Brodbeck
third: j. A. Mcneil (2o). fourth, Time,
:55 As.
Two-milc lap arnateur-A. Rrodbcck,
won; r. Diefenbacher, second j, A. Nc
Nell, third; ]. Berrycssa, fourth. Time,
Match sprint race half mllc-waltcr
DeMara. won Gordon Walker, second.
Time, 100. Second heat, three quarter
mile-Gordon Walker, won; Walter De-
Mara, second. Time. 1:32 Third heat.
Walker. second, Time, 2;o7 Is.
Half-miIe open. professional-1ver
Lawson. won; r A. Mcfarland, second:
n g, H.oopper' third; Brownie carslake,
Clarke. Time, "a
Motor mile exhibition. F, e. Whittier
Time. 90 Is
Two-niIe lap handicap, professional
(scratch). third: Steve Senhouse Co0)
third. Time, 34S 1-5.
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Results at Latonia.

LATONIA, June 2l.-Tony Bonero b
the third race today after moving on
from Wintergreen In the last sIxtce1
In the fourth, n handicap. AL Muller /,
returned tho winner. with Ben Dou
the favorite In the ruck.
First race, four and a half furlone
Fred Herbert won. Jack Weaver secd
SABBATH third. Time. .o4 f-o.
Second race, five furlongs-Cisco Y
Miss Ballistlte second, Lilly Paxton III
Time. 1:0I
Third race. six furlongs-Tony Bon
won. Wintergrcen second, Blagg III
Time. 1;12.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Al Mu
won, Right Easy second. Colloquy thl
Time. 1:12 40.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yard
Chief Hayes won, Hurlock seec
Charley Hill third. Time. 1;i5.
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth
maria won, Lotta Greed second, Eli
bctlan third. Time. Al 2-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-22
ELDREDGE CROSSES COUNTRY
IN SEVENTY-SEVEN DAYS

SAN FRANCISCO, June 21-strolling
leisurey into town, Jack EIdredgo OF
Boston walked into the Young Mems
Christian association home here last
night and made his claim to the $4,000
which he has won as a wager from the
Boston Athletic club for his walk from
Boston to San Francisco in less than one
hundred days. He has been Just seventy
seven days In covering 1000 miles and
claims to have outfooted Edward Payson
Weston by twenty eight days in his
coast to- coast walk. EldrcdGe hilted fifty
one miles Il day on an average His best
distance was seventy-five miles. In twen-
~ hours. The start was made from Bos-
ton March To-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-22
Harvard Outclassec

NEW HAVEN. Conn, June 21-The
weird antics OF the reunion classes seem
the Harvard ball team today the Grim
son going down before Yale, II to D. Tho
scene on the field before the opening
oil INC game was striking Headed by
a Highlander piper sailors from tho
navIes OF the world. shouting gladiators
rough riders firing their revolvers and
lassoing all within reach, and the varl-
eolorcd harlcquins. paraded around the
%9ialioho- % ocore' R.H. e.
fiaiNdro o. s'' - ,s..-.--,.,.s~.,.. .
Battcries-Tommers Freeman PhlIbin
and Garhart, Mclaughlin. Long, Boyer
and Young
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-22
BINGHAM SP0RTSMEN
MAKE BID FOR FIGHT
Special 10 The Tribune.

BINGHAM, June 21.-In order tn learn
whether Tex Rlckard. who is promoting
Ine I,ne Dig right between Jack Johnson and
where he would hill the fight. number
OIL the sporting men OF this camp today
sent the following message TO Rickard,
at Reno, New;
We. the undersigned deposit our
check for 5000 in the Bingham State
oank as forfeit for the Jcffries-John-
son fight. Answer" Signed Carl
Bartholomew and d. b Tranter.
This message was sent at noon, and
ut 4:32 p. m. the following message was
received from Reno:
Reno New, June 21-Afraid OF Of
ilclal interference" signed Tex.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-22
Curtiss Conceals Earnings.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 2I-GIenn II.
Curtlss. who appears in the Twin Cities
aviation meet here tomorrow, was served
today with writ OF attachment. levying
FOR SbSOS5 30 against Curt.sss share of the
receipts. II, B. Thearle. the Chicag 20 pro
moter. who got out the attachment as
scrts that Curtlss is attempting to con-
ceal his earnings from creditors. Cur
receipts of the meet hAEA
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Results at NeWberry,

NEWBERRY, England. June 21,-The
Kennel 2-year old plate OF 500 sover-
elgns, distance five furlongs, was run here
today and won by Charles Carols Queen
#. II Article Belle was second and Wild
Prince third. Eighteen horses ran. The
all-aged maiden plate OF 1o3 sovere!gns,
for 2-year- olds and upward. distance five
furlonEs was captured by James r
Keene's Lyndin from remarkable field
OF thirty-s6ven starters BiZzy was sec
ond and Couch Grass third
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-22
MANY SPECIAL TRAINS
HAVE BEEN ABANDONED

NEW YORK. June 21,-Since the an
nouncement was first made by Governor
Gillett that the Jcfrles-J j ohnson fight
special trains planned for the benefit of
New Workers have been abandoned and
the fragments OF ali these abandoned spe-
cials Will be gathered together, making it
probable that only one special train will
be sent to the tight.
According 10 the plans given out to-
day. this train will first 20 to San Fran
cisco first, leaving there on July , for
Reno and arriving at Reno July 4 in time
for the fight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-22
National Tennis
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Juno 21.-In the
womens national championship lawn ten
Miss Edith Roth Botch of Boston de-
leated Miss r. G, Ostheimer of Philadel-
phla and Miss Lois Moics of Toronto
defeated Mrs, o. d. Oliphant OF Trenton
rha only other match decided was the
default OF Miss Chase to Miss Wildey,
In doubles Mrs. a. ]. Drexel Paul and
her sister: Miss Biddlc, defeated Miss
Casse! of New York and Miss n.
Ostheimer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-22
NEVADA OPENS
DOOR To FIGHT
Governor DickersOn Will Stand
by the Law Which Permits
Contests.
RICHARD SELECTS RENO
FOR THE BIG BATTLE
Better Suited Than GOldfeld to
Handle the Large Crowd
Expected.


!. OGDEN, Utah. June 21.--Governor
Il Dlckerson OF Nevada, who is In Og
: den today, declared that he Will not
]. interfere with the Jeffries- johnson
i fight. :
: When seen by a representative OF :
: the Associated Press this morning,
: soon after his arrival from Ontario.
= Or. the governor said the laws of
: Nevada license prize fghtipG and .
= that. therefore the executive OF the
: state is without authority TO stop .
:. The big fight :
:. Though If there is any evidence :
!. Of a fake fight" said the governor. :
: Il shall stop il. hut / am convinced :
: the contest is on it's merits. BE GER :
!. tain 10 qualify that statement as TO I.
: fake fight. for Tex Richard is a =.
]. personal friend of mine and ! know :.
: he would not lend his name to such :.
: deception" :,
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Stop

taking liquid physic or big or ifstls
pills, that which makes you worsa
instead of curing. Cathartics don't
cure-they irritate and weaken tho
bowels. CASCARETS make tina
bowels strong, tone the muscles so
they crawl and work-when they
do this they are healthy, producing
tight results. -
CASCARRTs roc Q box for q weeks
treatment. All druggists. Biggest sellee
y ehe wosld &itlteD kgxsS q rasatA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-22
MINOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
American Ass OCiatiOn

At Mmncapolis-Ind .; Mime
apolis, 3,
AT Kansas City-Columbus, 3, Kansas
City s.
At ST. Paul-T.ouisvile, ) ST. Paul. 6.
AT Milwaukee-Toledo. /. Milwaukee 4
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Fight Called Off.

BAKERSFIELD. Cal. June 2l,-As a
result OF a letter from Governor CiiIlett
TO District Attorney Laird TO stop tho
twenty round Morvic o Neil fight. SEIZED
uled for Thursday night, the bout has
been called off
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-22
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Omaha-Omaha, IL; Topeka, 2.
AS Des Moines-Des Moines. s; Wichi-
Ia. 2.
At Lincoln-Lincoln. 5, Denver, 4.
At Sioux Clty-Sioux City, s. st. Jo-
seph, Z.
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Reinhart Takes Second.

PARIS. June Elm the Prix Mac.
kenzie Grieycs OF $4,000 for S-year-olds
milo and r half, run at Longchamps to
day, ". X. Vanderbilt's Reinhart inishec
second.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-22

BALTIMORE, Md. June 2l.-Word
comes from Arizona that Joe Cans. for
mer lightweight champion, is fighting his
last battle, and the end is near a hand.
Cans went from Baltimore to Phoenix.
but within the last week lie has removed
TO Prescott. which Is higher.
He had set his heart on. seeing the
Jeffries- johnson fight. but according TO
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE

SEATTLE. Wash, June 2l.-scor,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-17

The "Free"-Si a week buys II. In
sured five years. Orvis Music House.
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A FIN e
OPENING


The Masons are making elaborate
preparations for the formal ded-
ication of tn. Tenn
TEMPLE pie b.ildine which
OPENING Will occur next month.
II Is expected that
there will be more than 800
guests from all parts of the state
ut the dedication. The program in
cludes. besides the official dedication.
banquet which will be notable
event in the history of the order in
this section. The exact date of the
ceremony will be announced soon: in
the meantime the local Masons are not
overlooking anything that will con-
tribute 10 the success of the occasion
and they are receiving assurances of
the attendance of large delegations
from all the lodges of the state.
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Resolutions of Coincidence.

Whereas. the allwise Father in Ills
wisdom has seen fit to remove from
our midst, a devoted and beloved as
socia,e leaving only a reflection OF
Il beautiful life AMI character and
transplanting the spirit to d higher
sphere.
Resolved. That our community has
sustained great loss in the example
of Emma q. Kighy as an inspiration
for good, and although gone from US,
her works will live after her.
BE ii Resolved. That Garfield
Woman's Relief Corps No. 10. of which
she was AN honored member and faith
full worker. with hearts saddened by
our OWN grief. do hereby extend our
sincere sympathy to the bereaved
family in this irreparable loss of a
dear companion, mother and sister.
Resolved. That these resolutions be
placed upon record and a copy tender
cd tn the bereayed family.
In +. Z. X l.
Garfield W X. Z. No. 10.
Committee: Hannah II. McClain,
Elvira FL. Hornig. Cora b. Johnston.
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CREW OF SCHOONER
p IS SAVED
STEAMER FAiRHAvEN BRINGS
uNFoRTuNATEs TO PORT OF
SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco. Jan. ib.-All doubt
concerning the identity of the wrecked
lumber schooner which drifted ashore
Yesterday morning Oh the southern
river. was cleared up tonight 4hen
the steamer tairhaven came into port
with Captain Paul Rappmundt. his
wife and 3-mnnths old child. his son
Paul aged Is. and crew of seven sea-
men. of the schooner San Buena Ven
tura. The party was taken off the
waterlogged and sinking vessel after
three days of terrible hardship.
The San Buena Ventura left Eureka.
Cal. last Wednesday. bound for Nj
tata. Mex. and when but 200 miles
out. the schooner ran into ruri Gus
gale. The deckload Of lumber shifted.
piece OF timber striking First Mate
Chris Erickson on the side rracSuring
three ribs and injurlng him inter
naily The storm drove the two
master northward and Dung the night
the vessel sprung Il leak. She settled
lower and lower and CAPTAIN Rapp-
mundt and his wife spent Thursday
night waist deep in water, while wave
after wave swept over them When
the Fairhaven. bound from Port Gum
BILE to San Francisco. hove In sight
later Friday afternoon. there was but
little of the schooner above water.
y bad sea VAS running and the tax =
ing off of the shipwrecked party Mas
not accomplished without much he
role effort Erickson may die.
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ANOTHER
N EW ONE

\. NanBrunt il an eiocutionist who
has established headquarters in Mis-
soula recently and who
HE'S AN hopes to conduct Il
ARTIST studio here. Those who
have heard him are en-
thusiast!c over the work of this young
man and he has the Endorsement of
Mrs. Bandmann and others who are
qualified to judge. MIR. EanBrunt has
been remarkably successful elsewhere
and has some strong recommendations.
Professor cardwell of winnepeg writes
to The Muscular as follows: AN in
tense. sympathetic nature and u
strong. determined will power, to-
Gether with his knowledge of elocu-
ton and dmaratic art. make Mr.. Van
Brunt one OF the most powerful ex-
temporancous speakers | have ever
listened to-
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.bAD MAN. IS KILLED.

Washington. Jan. ls-It has been
disclosed by department inspectors
that one of the two burglars killed
at Tallahassee. Fla, when robbing the
postoffice on January 8. was Ten
nessee Dutch" notorious safeblow-
er. Tennessee Dutch's" name MAS
CARRIER Moore. He had a long career
as professional craftsman and post
office robher.