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Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
Six Horses Start
in Latonia Derby
Cincinnati Society Out in Force to
Witness Renewal of the
Classic Stake. NJ

CINCINNATI, o.. June 6.-The spring
meeting of the Latonia Jockey club opened
here this afternoon with the usual large
crowd that is In attendance on Derby day.
Society was out In force to witness the re-
newal OF, the classic Derby Joe Morris
won.
An innovation in the form of the Pari-
mutual betting machines was inaugurated.
Five dollars was the least that one could
wager on the result OF the races this aft
ernoon, although it was reported that after
today the machines that would register a
s. bet would be in use,
Practically all Of the interest that was
exhibited today conferred In the feature
race, the Derby, a mile and half contest
for S-yesF7oids This was the fourth event
on the card and six horses faced Starter
William Murday, Another innovation was
the walk-up system Of starting This has
lately been adopted By the Kentucky Rae
Ing commission.
The following-is a list OF starters. jock
eys, weights and probable odds for the
Derby
Donau. Herbert ~. 10 8.
Joe Morris. Grand. III : 20 8.
Boola Boola, Rice, III. TO I,
Gallant Pirate, kennedy. lli, Il TO 1.
Royal Report lin. III. o 10 I.
Milton b., -. Ill, ~ 10 1.
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sional teams and it is figured that instead
OF playing miscellaneous games that all the
clubs will fare better and promote interest
ern Iowa league. Among the teams mem
toned for such a league are those from
Charles City, Grundy Center, Eldora, Iowa
Falls williams, Wellsburg, Hampton, Clar.
don, bows, Webster City. Nevada and other
places
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Red Cloud - o o. o 0 2 0 0 o. Z s
Hastings 900. 4 OF 3 o o 0 "-12 IL /
!, Batteries: Red Cloud. Schmidt, H. Smith
and Moss; Hastings, Clegg and Wally
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THREE-I LEAGUE BALL sCORNE
Rock Island, Waterloo and Dubuque
Are winners.

ROCK ISLAND, Ill, June 6.-Rock Island
outplayed Danvlle easily. Manush started
with unusual catches. Score;
Rock Island 40 80 II l
Danville ....u.0 90 0 0 0 o -2 8 o
Batteries Lakaff and Stark; Woods and
Wolfe.
WATERLOO. Ia, June 6.-Waterloo won
from Peoria in the bases, the home team
stealing eight Only one of the visitors
errors figured in the run-making. Score
Waterloo ,.....0 0 / 0 o % 8 l
Peoria .........0 0 0 IL 4 s
Batteries: Clark and Harrington; SchmitS
and jacobson,
DUBUQUE, Ia, June 8.-Dubuque
punched hits in the fourth and won a
DUBUQUE 80 OoS 90 o "-s 2
Springfield -. / o 90 o / % % 8 8
Batteries: Miller and Boucher; Schroeder
| and Coveney.
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DIES MONIES.

Stolen bases: QuIllln tD, FenlOn, DwyeT,
Two-base hits Hartman QuiIlln, Fenlon
Dalton. Three base hit; Hartman. Sacri-
flee hits: Chabek C2), Hartman, Welch
Hits: OFF Alderman IN one-third inning,
off Chabek. Z In eight and third innings
Off Gates, In three innings: off Blers-
dorfer In tive innings. struck out; BY
OFT Alderman, 2: off ,Chabek, a; off Biers-
dorfer 3, Hit by pitched ball; BY Alder
man, A. by bieradorfer, ?. Time: 2:s0- I'm
plIe. Spenoer. ATTENDANCE. 200
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sIxteen-InnInu Game.

wATERrowN.. 5, d.. June 6-tsnecial.)
-Redfield won an Interesting extra Inning
game here today In the sixteenth inning, BY
bunting the ball, Score: RH. T..
Redfield ) go l002O2001 O00O4-l0 I2
Watsrtown 100 eQ2 OOOOt 0OO- 8
Batteries; For Redfield. O'Cavlna and
Maybe; for WATERFOWL, Ellsfson, Pfreamer
ang Harrison.
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WILDER LOSES TO ALL-sTARs
Lincoln Team Wins by punching Hits
in Last Three Innings.

WILDER, Neb., June 6.-The Lincoln All
Stars defeated the WILDER team yesterday
at Capitol Beach by punching hits I'm the
last three innings. Wigs was Knocked off
the rubber in the second, after WILDER made
runs off his delivery. He was replaced
by EarlinR, who allowed only four hits
in the seven innings he pitched Errors
by the visitors was their undoing. A
triple play by WILDER in the first inning
wa sthe feature. Score: R.HE
All Stars .,...........1O OOlOS41-lO IA 2
WILDER ................1S 100000 70 9 10 6
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sldney Lose. 20 Crawford.

SIDNEY, Neb June 6.-(Special Tele-
gram )-Sidaey this afternoon was defeated
by era WORD to !. The game was slow
ali the way through and, owing to the cold
weather, the crowd was very small. Score
RH.E.
Crawford ...............2OO2OO2O'-6 /
Sidney ...................OO O0O0O0-1 /
Batteries: For sidney, Closman and Ag-
new Haliwen; for Crawford, Johnson and
Nagle struck out BY Closman. 10; by
johnson, G. Time: 900 Umpire: TObin, At
tendance. 400.
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WASHINGTON.
Totals, ... 81 10 81 IL
Washington .....1 Q
eDtroit ....,........3 o

TWo-base hits: D. Jones, MOTIaIlty,
hits: Bush ca, Lellvelt. Stolen bases: Cobb
I2), T. Jones: Double plays: Mcbride to
Killifer to Hardy to Mcbride; he1t on
bases: eDtroit, s.; Washington, 8. Base on
balls: BY Muliin, g. by Gray, 8. First base
on errors Detroit, !; Washington, ]. Struck
out: BY Mullin, s; by Gray, 4. Passed ball
Hardy Wild pitch: Mullin. Time: 1:f. I'm
! pires: O'Loughlin to Perrine.
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Another Iowa League Proposed.

IOWA FALLS, Ia, June 6.--(Speclal)-
The organization Of successful amateur
base ball team here has started talk OF a
league la this part OF the state similar 10
the one recently ORGANIZED In southeastern
Iowa. A number OF cities IN this part Of
the state have amateur and mi-profes-
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QUAKERS ANGRY AT CUBS
Philadelphians Hit Chicago Pitcher
Hard and Win, 10 to 2.
pFEFFER RELIEVES MIR. RICHIE
Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn One to
NothinE-New York Defeats st.
Louis - BostOn-Pittsburg
Came Postponed.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.--Philadelphia
hit Chlcagos pitchers hard today and wom'
II to g. In the second inning seven men
faced Richie and they made five hits re-
ceived base on balls and made sacri-
flee hit Pfeffer succeeded Richie, and a
safe bunt by Grant and three-bagger by
Magee followed before Pfeffer settled down.
Score:
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Hoosiers Beat MiIlers
MINNEAPOLIS

Two-base hits; CraVath, Bowerman.
Struck out: BY Cheney 8; by Patterson 4.
Hits: OFF Patterson, s in seven innings.
ney g. Sacrifice hits: Chadbourne, Carr,
Spencer, Cheney, Altlzer Cravath. Double
play: Lewis to Carr. Passed ball: Bower
man, Time: 200. EMPIRES: Cusack and
Owens
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Totals .,"p,..,,...a6 8
LINCOLN,

Ihree-base hItsi klng, Kane, Knapp,
Two-base hits; king. Wiedensaul Sacri-
flee hits:. welch. Gonding. Kelley, Jude,
Davis. Hits: Off Knapp in five innings;
off Hagermanr, IN four Innings; off
Kelley, 8 In nine innings. Stolen bases:
Knapp. struck out: BY Kelley, 8; BY
Knapp, 1; by Hagermann, 8. Base on balls;
Off Kelley 4; off nkRpp, 8; off Hager-
Time: 2;lO, Umpire; Clark Attendance;
lbQo
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white stockinGs Win.

CHICAGO, June 6,-Chlcago took the
opening game OF the series with Boston, ]
to 0, today. Walsh allowed but one hit and
got two Of the four hits made by his team
off Hall Third Baseman Lord was sent
out of the game for disputing decision at
third when Dougherty was called safe after
a steal. The play finally allowed the only
run of the game. Score:
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BREWERS SOAK COLONIES
Milwaukee Beats Louisville, Two to
One, in Vicious Game.
TWO CATCHERs ARE INJURED
Kansas City beats Columbus Six 60
Four-lndiRnRDoIis whips Min
neRpolis--ToIedo blanks
st. Paul.

LOUISVILLE, June 6.-MilWaukCe won
from Louisville today, TO 1. Csntwell the
Cincinnati club recruit, pitched for the
visitors and showed up well. Both catch
ers Marshall and Pelts. had their thumbs
OF their right hands fractured by foul tips.
Score;
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HICHLANDERS DRUB BROWNS
New York Nationals Beat st. Louis
Two to One.
POWELL
oUTPITCHES
QUINN
Chicago Blanks Boston win Ohe
score-DetrOit wnlIOps WASH
inEtOn--PhiIadelp hia-Cleve-
land Game Postponed.

ST. LOUIS. June ,6-New York defeated
st. Louis in the opening game Of the series
today, by score of to l. Quinn out
nitched Powell Score:
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Tigers Maintain Streak.

DETROIT, June 6.-Detroit took the first
game OF the series from Washington today
by a score of to l. Mullln held the visit
scored on except for his own wildness in
the first inning. Street was struck by a
foul tip in the fourth and forced to retire.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
Mudhens Blank Saints.

TOLEDO, June 6--Toledo again shut out
st. Paul today, to 0, punching hits off
O'Toole West held the visitors to four
hits and was safe in pinches. Score.
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TWO-base MT. WdIsH. odCIIIICe Nus
White Hall. Stolen bases: Dougherty,
White Struck out: BY Walsh, 8; by Hall,
g. Bases on balls: Off Hall, D.. Left on
bases: Chicago, 3; Boston, 2 Time: $40,
Umpires: KERN and Sheridan.
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Reds Block Dodgers.

Left on bases: Cincinnati. 3; Brooklyn, 2.
Two-base hit: Downey. Sacrifice fly:
Doyle. Stolen bases: Paskert, ?. Double
plays; Egan to Hobltzel, Burch to Dau-
bert BurCh to Hummell 70 smith Bases
on balls; Off Rowan, q off Bell, l. Struck
out BY Rowan s; by Bell, 8. Time: ] :25.
Umpires O'Day and Brennan.
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COLUMBUS.
KANSAS CITY.
'Batted for Nelson in third.

Totals.....'SS ~ ~ IL
+Batted for Nelson in third.
sBatted for Packard in eighth.
Columbus ..........O 0 o 3 90 o o.
Kansas CHy..........2 0-3 . %
stolen base: Shannon. Sacrifice hits:
Wratton, Moran (2). Two-base hits:
O'Rourke. Rossman, Arbogast. Three-base
hit: Jones. Double play Arbogast tunas-
sisted). Bases on balls: Off Nelson, /; off
Packard, J.; off Goodwin, /; off Carter, l.
Struck out: BY Packard, /; by Rhoades, l;
by Carter, 4. Passed balls: James. 2. UNI
pires: Bierhalter and Guthrie. Time; 1858.
Indians Gather One Mare.
EARLVILLE, ILL.,, June Especial Tele-
gram. )-Nebraska Indians, 4; Earlyille, l.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
AMER. LEAGuE
LEAGUE
EB. LEAGUE.
~
MINK LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.


WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 6; Lincoln, g.
! Sioux City, IL; Des Moines, G.
Denver, g. st. Joseph, O.
Topeka. 2; Wichita, o. .
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg- Boston, POSTPONED.
Cincinnati l. Brooklyn; O.
Philadelphia, ~; Chicago, q
New York, 8; st. Louis l.
80 AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Detroit, 4 Washington, /.
Philadelphia Cleveland, postponed.
New York, 2; St. Louis, /. -
Chicago. l; Boston, O. f
q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ 4
Z Milwaukee. 2; louisville, l. 4 1st- a.
Kansas city 8; Columbus. a.
indianapolis, 5; Minneapolis, O.
% Toledo, 8; st. Paul, 0.
NEBRASKA LEAGUE.
Hastings, 70; Red Cloud, 4.
Superior Z; Kearney, l.
Grand Island, /; Columbus, 0.
Seward a. Fremont, g.
MINK LEAGUE.
Clarinda, 4; Nebraska City, 1.
Shenandoah, 2; Auburn, /.
Falls City, 8; Maryvile 4.
Games Today.
Western League-Lncoln at Omaha. Sioux
City at Des Moines, st. Joseph at Denver
Topeka at Wichita.
National League-Pittsburg at Boston,
Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at Phila-
delphia, st, Louis at New York, .-..,
American League-W Washington at Detroit,
Philadelphia at Cleveland, New York al
St Louis, Boston at Chicago
American Association - Milwaukee at
Louisville, Kansas City at Columbus Min
neapolis at indianapolis, ST. Paul at Toledo
Mink League-Nebraska City at Clarinda
Shenandoah at Auburn, Maryvlle at Falls
City.
Nebraska State League-Kearney at Red
Cloud, Hastings at Superior, Columbus al
Seward, Fremont at Grand Island.
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nlues WhIp CoIumbMs.

COLUMBUS, June 6--Errors in the first
and fourth innings and hits off Nelson in
the third gave Kansas City six runs and a
safe lead. Columbus drove Rhoades out In
the third and started on Carter in the
eighth, but he prevented a tie by striking
out Reilly Score:
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Lett on bases: Topeka, 3; Wichita, 2
Sacrifice hits: Koerner Shaner Boles
Two-base hts Thomson %, Kunkle
Hughes. Home run: Landreth. Double
plays: Westerzil (unassisted), Claire TO
Westerzl to Claire, Kunkle 10 Kahl to
Handreth, Kelley TO Kahl TO Landreth,
kunkle 10 Landreth. Struck out: By
Shaner, s; by Kaufman 3. Bases on balls
Oft Kaufman, g. Hit by pitched BALI:
Westerzil. Time: 1920. Umpire: Mullen.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
GInnts whip Cardinals.

Two-base hits: Myers, Seymour, Merkle
Home run: Murray. Sacrifice fly: Devlln
stolen base: Murray Left on bases: ST.
Louis. 4; New York 6. First base on err
rors: st. Louis, l. Double plays: Bridwell
to Merkle; Higgins to Houser to Konetchy.
Struck out: BY Mathewson, 8. Bases on
balls; OFF Sallee, 4; off MatheWson, z UNI
pires: tombstone and Moran. Time 1888.
Reds Block Dodgers.
BROOKLYN, June 6.-Cincnnati- stopped
Brooklyn's winning streak today by taking
a pitchers battle, to o. Rowan held the
locals down to two hits. Cincinnati has
claimed Mcmillan, recently sent to Roches-
ter by Brooklyn. Score:
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RESULTS IN MINK LEAGUE
Nebraska City, Auburn and Mary
NIllc Love Games.

ILAIIN DA, Ia, June b-lSpeclaI TeIe-
gram -Clarinda defeated Nebraska City
today? to l. Fletcher for Nebraska City
pitched winning ball, but was poorly sup
ported and advanced one run by hitting a
Ciarinda 80 5000 O1s "a I
Neb. City 100 0 o 0 IL s
Batteries: Nebraska City, Fletcher and
Waller; Clarinda, Ludwig and Johnson.
Umpire BRAKEMAN. ..-
At Auburn-Shenandoah 2: Auburn. /.
At Falls City-Falls City, 8; Maryville, (,
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pitched Powell. Score:


st. Louis ............O v VI
Two-base hit: KilIifer Three-base hit:
GriRgs Sacrifice hit: 8. Hartsell, LaPorte
Sacrifice fly. Cree. Double plays: LaPorte
to Foster to Chase. Stolen bases; Foster.
Quinn, /. Struck out: BY Powell, a; by
Bailey, /; by Quinn, 8. Hits: OFF Powell, 8
in seven innings. Left on bases: st. Louis,
5; New York, 4. Zine: 1;42 umpires; Con-
molly and Dinneen.
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LOUISVILLE.
MILWAUKEE.
.Batted for Hughes in NINTH

Louisville .....n..... o 90 Q o.
Milwaukee ........... % o o 90 o.
Stolen bases; Randall, Stanley, Magee,
Clark Two-base hit: Charles. Three
base hit: Schreck Struck out: BY Halla.
8; by Cantwell, 2. Bases on balls: Halla.
4; by Cantwell, 1. Hit by pitched ball:
Howard. Wild pitch: Cantwell. Left on
bases: Louisville, 4; Milwaukee, I. Time:
1:55 Umpires Hayes and Ferguson.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
SIOUX CITY MEASURES UP CHAMPS
Game with Des MOines Taken by
Eleven To SIX,
SIOUX CITY

SIOUX CITY, June 6.-Sioux City found
Des Moines easy today, winning, II to g.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
ST. PAUL,
TOLEDO

"Batted for O'Toole in eighth.
~Batted for Pierce in ninth.
Slated for Chech in ninth.
Toledo ..........0 o OIL 2 o 0 "-3
St Paul .........,O o 0 o o 0 90 o 0
stolen bases: Mailman, Hickman, Butler,
West. Bases on balls; OFF West, g; off
O'Toole, 2. Struck out: BY West, q; by
Chech, l. Hits: OFF O'Toole, in seven
innings Double play: Hinchman to But
Ter TO Freeman. Left on bases: Toledo,
g. st. Paul, Z. Wild pitch: O'Toole. Time:
145 Umpires: Van SICKLE and Chill.
HOosiers Beat MiIlers.
INDIANAPOLIS June 6-Indianapolis
easily defeated Minneapolis today, to 2.
The locals batted both visiting pitchers
hard while Cheney held Minneapolis safe
when hits meant runs. Scores ..t
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07

PhiIsdelphia ........OF7 0 o 8 0 liz
Three-base hit, Magee! Home run. Titus.
Stolen bases: Holman, Archer, Titus,
Double plays: Holman to Tinker; Schultz
to Luderus Grant to Bransfieidi Alnnner
man To- Tinker to Luderus. Left on bases:
CHICAGO. S. Philadelphia, 5. Bases on balls;
Off Richie, q off PREFER, 4; off Moore, o.
nhla' i Hit with pitched ball: Stelnfeldt.
Struck out: BY Richie, /; by Pfeffer, /; by
Moore. s. Time: 1855. Empires: Rigler and
Emslie.
Giants whip Cardinals.
NEW YORK, June 6I-New York defeated
ST Louis. to l. today. Mathewson held
the visitors to two scratch hits m eight In
nings but In the ninth Bresnahan, batting
for Sallee. drew a pass, reached third on
! Huggins' mt and scored when Ellis forced
Higgins at second. Score:
NEyv YORK F'.,-.- ST LOUIS.
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Batteries Fremont, Smith and Masoni
Seward, Walker, Stewart and Neff.
HASTINGS, Neb, June 6-tSpecial Tele-
gram).-Lopg hits with men on bases
helped run up Hastings biggest score OF
the season and the squeeze play was
worked twice for Hastings in the seventh
Score:
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Graham Makes Only
Grand Island Score
Murray Fights Out Game with Bovee
and Gets Slightly Better
of Contest.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., June 6.-(Special
Telegram )-Murray fought it out on the
slab with Bovee today and drew slightly
the better of It, especially on battery err
rors, likewise fielding his game brilliantly.
Grand Island won / to 0. Graham was hit
by Bovee in the eleventh, and later scored
on a liner single by Better and fielder's
choice. Score:
4.a RyH.E.
Columbus ..........OOOO 0 0 90 90 4 2
Grand Island. .....O 10000 5000 IL
Batteries: Bovee and Clair; Murray and
Carroll.
KBARNEY,. Neb.. June 6.-(Special Tele-
gram -Kearney lost the second game with
Superior today, tol4 Superior won by
batting, knocking Judson out of the box
in the first inning and finding McMahan
for fifteen hits. Score:
.o-" R.H.E.
Kesrney mo o o 0.3 l 0 o. 2
Superior .......4 o / o l o 0 o. 10 /
Batteries KearneY, Judson, McMahan
and Townsend: Superior, Ellis and Spehl-
man. -r ttdst 81
SEWARD, Neb.. June 6.-(special Tele-
gram. )--SewaPd defeated Fremont in a
,1$-inning game. thet best game ever played
on Seward groundsisReatures of the game
was the two catches by Bonner, right
fielder, for Fremont. Score:
II II II
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leased as a farm, and then sold II this
year for SlSs35O. Another evidence OF
good business administration was thus
brought 10 light
knowledge 10 those who have travelled
the roads of Salt Lake county TO any
extent that roads are practically i'm
canal. The bridges over the city canal
which are owned and should be kept
in repair by the city-are in many in
stances unsafe. More than once the
matter has been taken up by the coun-
y commissioners with tho mayor Of
Salt Lake and with the water commit
tee OF the city council, asking that some
action be taken, but each time the
answer is the same: The city has not
the money.
II the city could assess the cost for
the maintenance OF the bridges against
probable the bridges would be kept in
fine repair, and new structures would
be put in every once in a while TO
show the wonderful improvements
made by the administration.
Roads Are sprIakIed.
The roads in Bingham canyon are
sprinkled. lighted and graded BY the
county. The road up Big Cottonwood
canyon Is like boulevard, and a pleas
ure TO hundreds of autOists. over the
road in Little Cottonwood canyon loads
OF from seven 10 eight tons are being
hauled from Alta to Sandy, indicating
that they are far above the ordinary.
In Parleys canyon the road is a fit
boulevard for automobiles and the
same condition is true most of the way
up Emigration canyon.
The county owns Is sprinklers. pur-
chased for s400 each during tie Iasf
six years. and sprinkles 80 miles Of
country road. In improving tile roads.
the county has only recently COMPLETED
the widening OF the road TO Bingham
at a cost of $1,000. Just out of the
town OF Bingham $3.50 was spent in
blasting out a piece of rock which was
dangerous because OF the proximity OF
the railroad tracks.
The county. in 1896, built a water
system which furnished water for lie
county infirmary, the sprinkling wsg-
ons and Is also used for other purposes.
Inls cost In the neighborhOOd Of s15.-
vVV. 1nsre are 20 tanks owned BY the
county al sze0 each. and u wells, which
cost about $3.50 10 drive In each in
stance-all used for the water svsteta
Perhaps the most striking feature
OF the whole county administrator h
the Iact that the general taxes have
not Deen Increased one penny-exrant
the one mill for poor burmese
al the same time all of the irnoror-a
mems nave been paid for ont ~ ~.
general Iaxes-not by special fs~as
against the abutting property owners
IN the campaign of the Arnerfcs =
party throughout the county. ne ore
polnt upon which much stress Is Iai5
- tnat the streets in salt Lake have
neeh paved and many other improve-
snents nave been made. In MANY IN
stances they have told voters IN fhs
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ITALY AGAIN
SORELY HURT
Island of Ischia Swept by
Fierce Storm, Houses Col
lapsing and Burying Unfor-
tunate Inhabitants in Ruins.

NAPLES. Oct. a4-The Island OF
southeast of the city Of Naples.
has been stormsWept. FIRST reports
reaching here gave very considerable
loss az life from a tidal wave, bst the
latest reports indicate that the victims
are few.
Communication with she island II
difficult. bat brief dispatches from
tHsnmiccioia state that while Ia il be-
iieted some persons were killed by she
collapse ct houses, the body Of only
one woman has been recovered.
Naples suffered from a furious storm
or wind and rain last night and all to-
cat, the damage amounting to millions
Every section OF the city bears the
marks of the gale. The suburbs were
even more seriously affected, several
persons being killed. The surrounding
country mas been devastated. great
Quantities OF grapes. vines. trees, Walls
aud parts of houses being scattered
about I'm AN directions.
An avalanche Of stones and mud
rushed down Mount Nesuvius above
the lava line OF the eruption of 1906.
IL swept all before IL as far as the
town of PorticL Ii wrecked the tram
Zine and engulfed nearly a score OF
victims
Up 10 the present there is no con
1lrmatlOn OF the report that Ischia suf-
1ered from a tidal wave or seismic
disturbance. Tt was in the direct path
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Contract in Evidence.
NO NEWS HEARD OF
THE MISSING MEN
Continued from Page One.)

crash into a dense Ontario forest last
Thursday and were unable 10 reach the
spot although IL appeared but mile
away, was quoted as showing the diff
culties which even well equipped eXpe-
ditiOns must meet.
Those who know the district beyond
Kiskisink. Quebec. are not surprised
that the sky-racers have not been heard
from if they continued into that Wild
erness There the Quebec and Lake
ST. John railway. the Saguenay river
and the St. Lawrence form a triangle or
thousands Of square miles OF wilder
ness. 1t was on this triangle that the
unknown balloon was reported 10 have
descended last Thursday.
From Kiskisink the balloon would
have a flight OF $50 miles before strik-
Ing the settled country again on the
St Lawrence, or il the course was not
due east, the more sparsely settled
country bordering the rugged shores OF
the Saguenay river.
The triangle, however, Is not entire
~ uninhabited and today officials who
sent out Indian runners and woods
men expressed hope that tie aeronauts
had made their way TO the camps OF the
Indian tribes living along numerous
rivers and would be found. Numerous
abandoned lumber camps and camps Of
hunters and fishers, in some OF which
are caretakers, hold out further hope,
il was said.