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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-08
Provo Court Notes

Provo, May 7.-Myrum HeiseIt and
Roy Heiselt were arraigned in the
Fourth district court, this morning, on
the charge of battery against Frank
Bethers, of which they were convicted
in Justice Moons court, and appealed.
They entered a plea of not guilty.
The case was continued for the term.
Arguments in the case of Henry
be submitted by briefs and the case
taken under advisement by Judge
Booth.
Mary Lucretia KiIlian of Salem was
granted a divorce by default from John
F. Killian on the grounds of failure
to provide and cruelty. Plaintiff was
granted the custody of two children.
The couple were married at Salem,
December so. 1879.
Estate of John and Charlotte Rich
ms; sale of real estate confirmed.
Estate of Henry d. Boley; will ad-
mitted to probate; letters Of admin
istration issued to Melissa Coley and
Warren c. Boley.
Estate of Lemira Meta Collins ct
al, minors; sale of real estate con-
firmed.
OF w. ]. Shipley for letters of admin
istration set for May %.
Frank Bethers, who received a beat
ing at the hands of Hyrum and Roy
has brought suit in the district court
against the Heiselts for $4,000 dam
ages for the injuries received, and for
5000 actual damages for being unable
to work for six months, and for SIS
paid for surgical treatment.
Ralph Lawhorn, who was adjudged
guilty, in Justice Moons court yester-
day, of giving beer to a 16-year-old
girl. was fined 800 and sentenced to
twenty-five days Imprisonment by Jus
| tice Noon. this morning. In default
of paying the 800. Lawhorn will be
| imprisoned 100 days additional 1t is
| likely that other charges will Eo
! brought against Lawhorn.
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DENIUR TO CONDEMNATION.

Especial to The Herald-Republican-
Ogden, May Edward A. Munsey
and George H Tribe, holders Of prop
erty on Hudson avenue, for the open
ing of which the city recently insti-
tuted condemnation proceedings in the
district court, today demurred to the
condemnation of their property on the
grounds of no cause Of action. Nun
sey is proprietor of a cigar store which
VIII be cut in two If the street is
opened in accordance with present
plans. Other property holders affected
by the plan are preparing TO fight.
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SEEKS DIVORCE AFTER
BEING MARRIED So YEARS
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ogden, May AFTER "a years Of
married life Augusta Peterson brought
her domestic troubles into court to-
day, seeking divorce from John J. Pc
terson. whom she married in Salt Lake
October 6. 1876. The grounds are fail
ure to provide since December % OF
1899. Peterson is an expert carpenter,
earning more than 800 a month, ac-
cOrding to the complaint. Mrs. Pc
tersOn asks for divorce and whatever
relief is deemed just by the court.
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FASTS FOR 81 DAYS.
Alpine Stake Patriarch Dies at Age
of SIS Years.

Especial TO The Neutrality-suspicious.
Lehi, May William Clark. stake
patriarch of Alpine stake, died of gen.
eral debility at 500 o'clock this morn
ing. Patriarch Clark was IS years of
age and is survived by 10 children and
q great number of grandchildren. The
funeral will be held on Tuesday after
noon. further arrangements to be made
later.
For the past 81 days Patriarch Clark
went without food He had been de-
clining in health for some time. He
was born in England on July 26, 1925,
and Joined the Mormon church in his
native country. He emigrated to Amer
lea and settled in Lehi in 1853. For 10
years Patriarch Clark was counselor to
Bishop I. r. Cutler and for the last
six years had been stake patriarch.
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FALLS UNDER TRAIN

Downey. Ida, May Ray Thomp-
son Of Blackfoot met with a serious
accident recently while trying to board
a through freight train. The train
was moving at the rate Of about twen-
ty-five miles an hour, and Thompson
made run and tried to board a box
car, but his foot slipped and he was
thrown under the train, which passed
over his right leg, completely severing
it, and crushed his left foot so that
amputation will be necessary.
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DEATH WAS ACCIDENTAL.
Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.

Especial to The Herald-Republican.)
ogden, May Accidental death is
the verdict reached by a cOroner's jury
at Morgan today in the case of Pat
rick =. Mahoney, who was killed in
Weber canyon yesterday. Henry Pen
man. who was injured in the same ac-
cident which caused the death of Ma
honey, will recover.
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WILSON DTyORCE CASE.

Especial 10 The HeraId-Repu blican.)
Ogden, May Ida Wilson COM
menced divorce proceedings in the dis
trict court today against Elvin Will
son, charging deSertion. They were
married at Wilford, Wyo., March 16
1898, and in May of 1906 he wilfully
deserted her and has never returned
She asks for custody of two children
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COMPANY DISSOLVED.
Especial to The Herald-Repunlic

ISpecIdI 10 The HeraId-RepubI ican.)
Ogden, May dissolution of the
Wheelwright Mercantile company, one
of the oldest establishments in Ogden
was ordered by the district court to-
day on petition of the officers and
board of directors. All claims against
the Incorporation have been settled
The company ceased to do business
several years ago.
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n. C. ALLEN TO MARRY.

Especial To The HeTaJd-BepubNCan.)
Bingham, May Limitations are out
Lehman to Roy Cleveland Allen. The
marriage will be solemnized in the
Phillips Congregational church in Salt
Lake tomorrow at o'clock, the Rev
P. A Simpkin officiating The wed
ding dinner will follow at the Wilson
hotel at o'clock
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THREE WOMEN FAINT.

Especial TO The neutrality-suspicious.
Ogden. May Three women tainted
this morning. expecting certain death
for their children when a runaway
horse attached to & light rig dashed
down Barlow avenue, in the rear OF
the High school building, and straight
into a group of little folks playing in
the road. Two youngsters were struck
by wheels of the cart and thrown to
the ground, but no one was badly
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DIED AMONG STRANGERS,

Especial to The Herald-Repu blican)
MidVale, May Funeral services
We're held from the ward chapel here
this afternoon for Charles Phelan. %
years old, who died Thursday of diph-
liberia He was total stranger here.
having arrived about a month ago from
Nova Scotia The body was taken to
Murray, where it was buried in the
South Cottonwood cemetery.
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PRISONER TRIES TO
IMPLlCATE WOMAN
(Snecial Id The HeraId- Rennhlica,

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Ogden. May Although claiming
total ignorance Of either the Italian or
English language, William Dokoyitch
the Montenegrin, charged with at
tempting a criminal assault on Mrs.
Servente, told in police court today of
an alleged invitation 10 her room by his
victim, who knows nothing but Ital-
IAN Dakovitch pleaded not guilty and
was locked up under 81 900 bail
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day this year. The celebration two
years ago was such a success that
Mayor Hansen and the city officers
nave decided to call upon the citizens
to take part in another program.
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COUNCILMAN DICKSON BACK.

ogden. May 7.-Dr. a. G. Dickson
city councilman, returned to St Johns
bury, VT, today. where he was called
three weeks ago by the sudden death
of his aged mother. While there Dr.
Dickson was taken seriously i'll and
was in bed for one week
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dinance

dinance.
The resignation Of David Madsen as
assistant at the power plant was ac-
cepted-
Ephraim will celebrate Decoration
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= Maud Stewart, Eighth grade
Class song, Sunbird. Seventh grade
There are no Eighth grade graduates
from the Fairview schools this year.
efficiency
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-08
FAIRVIEW SCHOOLS CLOSE.
Fine Commencement Program Given In
the Pavilion.
peciai ID Nc Herald-Renuhlics

Mt. Pleasant, May The Fairview
pubic schools closed yesterday with
appropriate exercises in the Eclipse pa
given:
Evening journal., 1910-05-23
GOLDEY LOSES TO
GIRARD COLLEGE

Goldey College was defeated by Girard
College. at Philadelphia, on Saturday.
by a III score. The Wilmington boys
scored i'm the opener on Bowen's three
hagger and Mears' sacrifice fly, but af-
ter that could not get man further
than third base. In the fourth. three
errors and Galbraith's two-bagger
scored three runs for Girard, and In
the seventh they added four more on
errors by Pool and two hits. Outside
of these two innings the Goldey boys
played a fine fielding game, in spite
of the slippery condition of the gorunds
Kyle did good work Pool also pitched
good ball. Girard totaling only seven
bases on their FIVE hits to Goldey's O.
and hes truck out eleven men to
jenkins five. Kensinger made a sem
sational catch I'm center field.
Tho score by innings:
GolCey o. ............1 o o o o 0 O 0 O-l
Girard ............O 0 0 ? 0 0 X-l
Earned runs Goldey. Two-base hits
Mason. Harklns. Gunlack, Galbraith.
Three-base hit-Bowen. Struck out
BY. Pool, eJnlSins. .; Diennes, Gunlack,
Meanor. Sachs. Martin, .; Sorenson, 2;
eKnsinger; by jenkins, Kyle, Bowen, 2;
Doherty, 2. Base on halls-By Pool
Sorenson; by jenkins, Mears. Hit by
pitched -Sorenson. Sacrifice hits
Mears, Mowbray. Stolen bases-Ma.
son. Martin. Left on bases-Goldey
a; Girard. z.
Evening journal., 1910-05-23
NOTEs OF NEWs FOR THE HORsEMEN

bred to Straight Director, 2.26 IA.
Michael Murphy has entered i'm the
Noo-No stake. $1,000. for 3-year-old
trotters. at Syracuse. Enara, by Wal
nut Hail. and Morne, Nobel. w. r.
Huttenlock. Milford Del, names Gay
toms Best. by Gay Harry. dam Penns
Sister.
The annual fair of the Chester Coun-
ty Agricultural Association viii be held
this year ON September 6, z, s and 9 at
West Chester. and the tBoard of Direc-
tors already has arranged an attractive
list of features There will be rotting
running and pacing races every day
and i'm nine of the event $500 purses are
90 Doe hung up. The race program
follows. Three minute trot. three
minute pace. mule race, 2.1S trot. 2.80
pace, 2.27 trot. half-mile running race,
best i'm 3; 2.4O trot, 2.17 pace. free-for-
all. 20 trot. running race; 223 pace.
2.35 trot, running race and a special
race TO be decided upon later.
Evening journal., 1910-05-23

Herman Tyson will have i'm his string
this season the young stallion Bar
more. by Walnut Hall( dam Giffy, by
Moko
Captain George, by Admiral Dewey,
dam Miss jefferson. that Bob Brawley
raced las season, is touted as winner of
the King George V trot for $1,000 at the
Buffalo Grand Circuit meeting.
w. r. Huttenlock. of Milford. Del.
formerly owner of the stallion Rogue
ford, by Moko. will race this season the
very promising trotter Gertrude Dill
lon. by Sidney Dillon, dam Biscari.
Among the get of Admiral Dewey.
2.O4 ga that will make their debut ON
the turf this season are Victory Dewey
co, out of La Vesta; General Dewey
CD, out Of Princess Lesa. and Alto
Dewey. dam Avena.
John A. Robinson. of Salem. n. j..
reports that he mare Edna c., by Red
Cedar. has foaled a horse colt by
Cresceus Mac. 221 IA. She win be
Evening journal., 1910-05-23
HNNfZCHYl
POLOISTS GO HARD
IN RECORD GAME

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May 2S.-
one of the greatest games of roller
polo ever seen in this city was that
between the teams representing
Youngs Pier and the Mohawk Club of
Wilmington on Saturday night. The
game ended a tie, the score being 2
to 2. Both sides scored their points
in the first half.
The second period was the real bat
tel of the game, but no scoring was
done, and then two extra periods were
played, and the game was finally called
owing to the injuries of two Of the
Wilmington players. Lineup.
Mohawk. Atlantic City.
Chandler first rush,. Bromwell
Coolings ...second rush.. Matthews
Weldin .....centre. ........ Wolfe
Leonard cover. ......... Barnes
Kidd .......... goal. Randolph
Goals, Chandler Cooling Wolfe and
Matthews Referee, Erpenbeck. Time
20. Is. and minutes
Evening journal., 1910-05-23
LOCAL GUNNERS WIN

The Baltimore Country Club gunners
were defeated here on Saturday by the
Wilmington Country Club IN a dual match
by the score of sos 20 6i5 in a downpour Of
rain and strong wind. Considering the
weather the scores were exceptional. In
the tennis match the two clubs split even.
Lee and Decazenove. Wilmington Country
Club lost to Colston and Boyer. OF the
Baltimore Country Club. 6-1. 6-love. Can
by and Wilson. Wilmington Country Club.
won from Coleman and Bowdin, 64. 81.
Evening journal., 1910-05-23
ST. PETERS HEADS
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
New Castle Bat Out Two Runs
the Last Time Up CinCh-
ing the Game


ST. Peters. 3. ST. Eizaheth's, 3.
81. Paurs. r.. ST. Marys o.
ST. Hedwig' s-St. AIMS. postponed
ST. Peters. of New Castle. put the old
time finish to it's Saturday game with St.
EHzabeths. winning out 10y the score Of
q 10 2. The captains agreed TO play a
seven inning game and after ST. Eliza
beth's scored two runs ~ the first inning
there was no more tauies Hall was FAM
ming the New Castle slusgers until the
seventh.
The Eleventh warders went home disap-
pointed New Castle players say they viii
win tho trophy. The score by innings:
R.HE.
ST. Peters .... .. .. eel o o o 20 2-3 3 1
ST. En1abeths .... -..2OOO0oO-2 a 2
ST. Marys club is up in the air for
pitchers and i'm order TO finish the game on
saturday had to- call upon Banner of the
County League. ST. Paurs had an easy
thing of it and defeated the east siders by
the score Of 10 to 8. Score by innings:
R.H.E.
ST. Paurs .... 49,. ..1o4oSO2o-l5 u
ST. Marys .... .... 8011Ooo0- 3 z
owing TO wet grounds StAnn's and St
Hedwig's did not play.
Evening journal., 1910-05-23
NEWSY DOINGS
OF THE "SEMI'S'

Saturdays games were good ones
even if they were played on wet fields.
Something always happens TO pre-
vent Peerless getting its full team
out.
Madison and fremont next Saturday
1t should be a sumner.
Madison boys We're mad because High
land called the game. Highland says
it was a good thing for the champions.
McAvaney's cool playing is bracing
TO the Peerless inheld.
It is said Madison viii give Peerless a
lesson in beating fremont. You can
not always tell.
Jimmy Logue makes the Landiith
bunch look like a ball team.
cy Prantiss has the Ty Cobb slide
down to perfection.
~oeAader fremont won. Several
their players took in the Detroit
lletics game Thursday.
AIRY Thomas umpired the Newport
Adith game.
d plays it's first game away
: next Saturday.
n and o'Donnen being "dry''
slDed fremont some.
'all has pitched four games and
k out 50 men. That's going
eNer played a better game than the
time at Newport. That one Of
frborough's was hot, but he got l.
2 one on Newport could do much
Logue.
Avaney covers third in fine style
lso knows how TO coach the in
He helped Pfeffer.
ux was the only man 70 get two
49, tho Landlith-Newport game.
staiNeu has not got n hit for two
Fames. \ We hope he viii pay up when
De starts,
The president announces there will
he no meeting this week unless some
nanager has some matter 70 present.
Evening journal., 1910-05-23
FODDER FOR The
ALL-WILMINGT0N FANS

How DE do!
Let's keen up the friendship.
A few unassisted double plays by
Hogan on the fodder job would get us
better acquainted with him.
p Efaney's comet has disappeared. That
accounts for Farmar's good luck
Tinsman has kicked over the traces
again. He ought to be driven double.
Buren has strictly original ideas on
the baseball business.
Wime Grady has been made captain
Of Ashley Is that what was lack
ing?
What's this hard luck story we hear
about Happy Bill Wintrup? Look
pleasant, Bill.
smitty escaped a slide that will he
we'll creased for him the next time
around
Oh, you BoOth-FergusOn COmhinationi
Hurry along, please. There's room at
the top.
Bullen should wear woolen socks the
year around, particularly on game
days.
The real big show-Hillside and High
land-was smothered by mud.
George broke in with a nice pair Of
bingles.
There are enough Smiths. Booths, FL
liotts and Bradleys in the bunch to pro-
duce a pennant-winner.
Evening journal., 1910-05-23
Home Run Tied Score.

The dupont Juniors of the Delaware
League took two games from the Della
ware A. c. of the same league by the
scores Of to and 10 to l. The feat
ures of the first game was a home
run that tide the score for DUPONT by
A. Riley. Scire by innings.
R.H. E.
Del. A. c. .....4OO2O 7 .
dupont O.. e.. 20 2 1 % 10 4
Batteries-Delaware Sullivan and
Street; DUPONT, McGowan and Har-
Evening journal., 1910-05-23

Good afternoon.
900
oh. you cometitusi
O-0-0
Forfeit? Nitl Nitl
0-O-0
Leave it to Kid.
900
He knows what he is doing.
800
Traynor will get his chance again.
800
Mousley is yet in the going.
Grifhth may be another lucky one.
900
Duncan is some short gardener. too.
900
Chase is getting his best goods to-
gether.
Kalmbacher might have gotten off
softer if crutches had been handy.
900
No chance to win when the team is
threatened with appendicitis.
800
To add to the list of casualties De-
vinney's thumb was laid open by a
tip.
900
We hope disaster won't come in
much larger gobs.
O-O-O
A husky bunch of Riverviewers were
marooned on the bags.
O-O-0
Townsend batted like a field. having
four safeties to his credit. That's four
more than the outfit got nine days ago.
900
The rule book will be Pete divers
inseparable companion from now on.
800
The Gas outfeld was kept on the
jump from start to finish.
O-O-0
Don't get it in your bonnet that a
team can't loose once in awhile
900
In every inning the Villagers had
chances to break even by any kind
of consecutive hitting but the hits were
not forthcoming.
900
Pop hys were in order and drives to
the bases which made easy outs.
900
Wingate continues TO clout the ball
lie is doing some nifty fielding too.
O-O-0
Don't be a knocked because Brad
ford dropped a pop up. Any player
will do that
Any pitcher who can hold Riverview
to six hits is all right. Your a good
lad, Proud.
800
Bet strong that Duncan has some
thing in that old soup bone of his.
800
Lyman made pretty running catch
of hard drive in left center. The lad
had to travel but he got under it in
great shape and nailed it with one
hand.
800
The law of gravitation was all that
kept Townsend's hard one from
breaking a window in Jupiter.
O-O-O
Timely hits were as foreign to the
Villagers as nut sundaes TO Halley's
| comet Cheer up, boys, and whistle
Sunbeams are ripe.
O-O-0
Beck was posing nicely at second
when he wasn't busy letting the soft
ones get by him.
0-0-O
Townsend deserves more than a
bunch of rhubarb tops for the game
/ he put up.
900
We missed MacKinneys beautiful
work I'm center. To use he always
looks like a Baby Grand piano in
pantry.
0-0--0
Yep-top floor-give Shuler a room
with a gonfalon.
O-0-0
! Freddie Lewis laced out a prett,
one and worked hard in other way
] to win.
0-O-O
Those BrookwoOd outfielders ough
/ to consider themselves Lucky.
Evening journal., 1910-05-23
Stolen Bases Won.

BY piling up a total of 30 stolen
bases the South Side team defeated the
Belmont team of the Central Atlantic
Coast League Saturday by the score of
II to 5. South Side made Is hits. The
score by innings
South Side 4 2OO 80 2-17 Is 4
Belmont 80 o ? 0 1 0 0 o o. 8 s 6
Evening journal., 1910-05-23
DELAWARE AGAIN LOSES

Lafayette defeated Delaware College
at Easton on Saturday by the score
Of to /. in a game which was cut
short at the beginning of the sixth in
ming by a thunder storm. Eager and
Long twirled for Lafayette, both being
effective. Lafayette scored three runs
in the fourth by punching its hits. Tay
lor got the only hit for Delaware.
Score:
R.H.E.
Delaware zee. ........O1OOO OOO--1 3
Lafayette .. .........00 IL 1
VIII be with you tomorrow. Good
day
Evening journal., 1910-05-23
AMATEUR BASEBALL

North End. Z; Silverbrook, 4.
old Swedes. 9; Central, g..
c. S. c.. 10; K. of A., L..
d. H. Co. 16; Taggart, Z.
Polish Stars. IL; Y. NJ. C. A., s.
Evening journal., 1910-05-23
PLAYING Pool at Rrownson.

Members of the Brownson Library As
sociation are playing a pool tournament.
There are three classes and some good
shooting is being done.
Evening journal., 1910-05-23
RAIN HEADS Off
One SEMI GAME
fremont Shuts Out Peerless
in Fast Play on New
port Grounds

Landlith. s; Newport, 8.
only two semi Professional League
games were played on Saturday. fremont
shutting out Peerless, to /. and Landlith
beating Newport, . TO 8. The rain cut out
the Highland game much to the
disappointment of Madison which for the
time is one game short of fremont in
the league chase Landlith was boosted
topward by its victory; Newport slipped
down a Few points and Peerless and Hish-
land are i'm the cellar.
The pitching was of the usual high ore
der Mccall and Logue getting the long
end of the work. Mccall famed thirteen
men: Iogue picked off eleven. Prentiss as
tonished the fremont bugs by drawing
blanks in everything ON the card The
scores: R.H.E.
Peerless o.. o.. q. o. 20 o o o o o 90 .
fremont ...... O.. O201O2-5 o
Summary: Stolen bases. King, /; Snitoe,
d: Prentss. /; McAvaney, 4; two base hit,
Scarborough; hit by pitched ball Prentiss;
double play. Scarborough TO Chandler;
struck out. by Mccall, l3; by Finger, 81;
bases on balls. by Mccall /; by Finger A.
Umpires Duffy and Finger
Score by innings. Rii.ti-
Newport .... .. e. e. 0OOO1 o-3 3
Iandllth .... .... ......1OOOOS1O- s 4
Summary: Earned runs, Landith, j;
Newport. O.: stolen bases, Smart, I: a.
Lux. /: two-base hits, Hayden. p. Lux;
struck out. by Iogue. n; by steward, 2:
bases ON balls. saltors and Thomas. Hit
by pitcher, Logue.
Evening journal., 1910-05-23
No Matinee Raeinq.

fectVse a heavy track, the weekly
r'aure, races of the Delaware Horse
show Association were postponed. The
card arranged win not be decided. The
''sks race meeting viii be on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1910-05-23

III - IL

R.H. f.
Del A. c. ....OoO1Oo O-1s 2
DUPONT. Jrs. - 0 s 5 o x-12 IA 8
Batteries-Delaware Sullivan and
Street; DUPONT, MCGOWAN and Har-
kins.