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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17
FOLLY LEVY WINS FOURTH
RACE AT TERRAZAS PARK

JUAREZ. March 1s.-Folly Levy easi
~ won the fourth race at Tcrrazas park
today, She was ] TO In the betting
and covered the distance. five and a half
furlongs. In 05 l-5. which equals the
track record Two favorites won.
First race, selling, two-year- -olds. four
furlongs-Thistle Rose 109 (Moles worth
3 TO l. won, Royal Dolly, 109 (Ganz). 5
TO !. saco I'D; Lady Hughes. 100 (Howard).
3 to 1. third Time. a. seconds This
Fangs. Gold Point and Tie Thomas ran.
Second race. selling. four-year -olds
(Molesworth). 10 to 1. won. New Capt.
tai, 107 (Cotton). 6 to l, second; Brigh-
ton. 1o7 Denny. S to l. third. Time,
1:13. McNally. Civita, Parton. The Peer
Third race. selling, three-year- -ods and
UP. five and a half furlongs-Balella, 81
(Noan), to 5. won. Sam Barber. liz
Dennis). to l. second. Mike Molette
liz (THplin). TO /, third. Time. 1905 As
Court Lady. Mr.. Dock, Maxine Dale and
Preen ran.
Fourth race. three-year- -olds and up
lve and half furlongs-Folly Levy. 12i
(McGee), ! to 2. won; Napa Nick, liz
(Ricc), to 2, second; Terms Trick. 10G
lNolan).. to /. third Time. los 10
Pride OF Lismore ran;
up. miIe-Michael Angelo. 1lo (Taplln),
to /, won; Kopek, l07 Parker). s to
3. second; Butter Ball. 90 (Nolan). 3 to
l, third. Time. 1893 l-5. Marsand ran
Sixth race. selling. four-year- and
up. six furlongs-Minneolette, los (Moles-
an). to l. second. Fair Louise, 1O5
Craplinl. 3 to 2, third. Time, lip SO
Force. st, Joe. Lady Panchita and Lady
Elizabeth ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17
WIRELESS USED TO
ARREST MURDERER

NEW YORK. March 1s.-A cross
ocean race for two murder suspects In
which the wireless telegraph played as
important a part as In the, case OF DR..
Crippen and Ethel Clare Leneve. was
won today by Otto Busdorf. German
detective. who reached port on the liner
ST. Louis several hours ahead OF the
steamer Zieten. from Bremen, bearing his
quarry.
Busdorf not only beat the objects of
his chase into port. but reported that
through the aid of the wireless he had
already brought about the arrest on the
Zieten OF a young Russian named Togo
lowiSki who is charged with the murder
OF persons in MislowltZ. Russia.
Busdorf declared his belief that com
panion OF Zogolowisll Bernard by name,
accused OF completely in the crimes. was
also on board. The Zieten left for Brem-
en- four days before the ST. Louis sailed
from Southampton.
Togolowiskl is accused of numbering u
pawnbroker. the pawnbroker's wife and
their typist and OF afterwards killing a
policeman who sought TO capture him.
Wireless reports from the Zicten stated
that the supposed Togolowislli had more
than $500 IN his possession when ar
rested.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17
CHAMP MAY De
DUB BY TONIGHT
Ad WOlgast Goes Against
George Memsic for Twenty
Rounds Today.
ABDUL THE TURK ACQUIRES
SOME FICTITIOUS FAME
Impers0nates Real Fighter and
Puts Village Cut-Up Out at
Training Camp.

LOS ANGELES. March 16.-For the
bird time Ad Wolgast and George Mem
SIC will meet In boxing contest here' to-
morrow. 1t will be the first meeting be-
tween the two since Wolgast became
lightweight champion. and as the contest
. scheduled for twenty rounds, II Is eN-
oected TO be the most decisive OF VOL
-aSt's lights since he defeated Battling
Nelson more than n year ago.
The two former battles between VOL
EAST and Memsic went the ten-round
limit. with Wolgast given credit OF I'm
lshng the stronger. although Memsic
rave good account of himself
Memsic has been training month for
the fight tomorrow and Is said to be In
excellent condition. Wolgast has been
here less than n week. having hurried
westward Immediately after his second
bout with knockout" Brown In New
York.
Although he was reported not 10 nave
been in the best form when he arrived
here he has been going through his regu :,
AR training stunts since sunday, ana
Manager Tom Jones saws Woleast ad-
hercnts have nothing 10 feel appre hensiNe
about.
The betting favors Wolgast the odds
varying from 2 TO l 10 10 to Z.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17
BOUNDARY COMMISSION
IS HEADED BY CARTER

WASHINGTON. March l6.--The mem
bers OF the United States section Of the
Joint boundary commission between the
United States and Canada held It's first
meeting today. clectine former Senator
Thomas H. Carter OF Montana chairman
and l., w, Busby. secretary. Mr.. Carter
retired from the senate March last ana
MI BUsbY Is about to relinquish his
Cannon.
Plans were discussed for the deter
mination and extent OF the commission Is
Jurisdiction. and offices have been sc
icctcd in tho old quarters Of the bureau
Of American republics on Lafayette
square opposite the state department
No further meetings VIII bc held until
Canada appoints us commissioners. the
first meeting Of the full commission. II
was said today, probably Will he held
here in May.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17
SAILORS ON BOARD
MANCHURIA IN PERIL

WASHINGTON. March 16.--Fifty men
are In peril today aboard the stranded
British vessel Manchuria, ashore on the
Virginia coast. thirty miles south OF
Cape Henry. The Little island life saving
station has reported to the United States
life saving service here that furious
northwest storm is raging and the vessel
is IN danger OF going 10 pieces.
Keeper John w. Partridge of the Little
island station reported that he and his
men are on the beach opposite the
wrecked steamer and are doing every
thing possible TO bring the men to shore
safely Life savers from the Dam Neck
mills and the False Cape stations will go
to the assistance OF the Little Island
crew and aid in the rescue.
The Manchuria sailed from Newport
News March s bound for Tampico. Mex
leo. with a cargo OF coal. The following
dav she stranded during thick weather,
After a terrible night, during which a
severe storm threatened to dash the ves-
sci to pieces. eight of her crew were res
cued. The weather moderated and the
wreckers went to work to save the
steamer. Her cargo was being lightened
and the wreckers had succeeded in NOV
Ing the vessel 100 feet
In addition TO her crew of thirty FIVE
there are twenty-five men from the
wreclSing crews aboard the vessel today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17
SIX FAVORITES BEATEN
AT WEST TAMPA TRACK

TAMPA. March 1s.-six favortes were
defeated today at West Tampa. Don
Hamilton. at to l, took the feature
event In easy fashion. The favorite,
Royal Lady. finished far In the rear.
Harting. at TO /. won the sixth. while
the odds on choice. Grenade. finished
last. The meeting has been extended to
April l. with prospects Of still further
continuance. Summary:
First race. mile-Athanio. Z to 2, won;
omicron. 2 to 5. second. Broughan. IL TO
1, third. Time. 80 2-5
Second race, five and half furlongs-
Little Maiden. TO /. won; Ida Lackford,
TO l.. second; Automatic. 3 to 2. third.
Time. liza go.
Third race. five furlongs-virgInia
Lindsay. to l. won; Johnny Wise. 3 TO
9, second, Tanbark. to 1. third Time.
1.07 1-5
Fourth race. five furlongs-John Gar
ner. TO l. won; Complete. to 9, sec
ond; Belle OF the Bay, 3 to 1, third. Time,
06.
Fifth race. five and a half furlongs-
Don Hamilton. s to /. won; Pleasing 10
l. second; Virsain. to /. third Time.
1:13 As.
Sixth race, six, furlongs-Harting 4 to
/ won. Hlccoush. to /. second: Lady
Maxim. to 2. third. Time, 1:19 As.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
IN CONTEMPT OF COURT
Federal Prosecutor Declines to Obey Or"
der of Judge Lacombe and Sur
render Invoices.

NEW YORK. March 16.-United States
District Attorney Wise was today ad-
judged by Judge Lacombe TO be guilty
of technical contempt OF the United
States district court.
Mr.. Wise refused TO surrender. accord
Ing 10 the courts order. certain consular
invoices which had been seized as evil
dence Of customs frauds in the case OF
the firm OF Mills &c Duflot. Importers OF
silks and laces. Three members OF the
firm pleaded guilty to a series OF frauds
and were fined $1,000 each.
The defendants alleged that the SELF
ure was In violation OF the fourth amend :
ment OF the federal constitution.
When Judge I,acombc granted the mo-
tion for a return OF the papers Mr.. Wise
refused 10 obey. so that the case might
be brought on appeal to the supreme
court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17
PROMOTER MUNR0E IS
GIVEN THREE YEARS

NEW YORK. March 16-George II.
schemes Of the "get rich quick" va
riety, and who is said by the govern.
ment officials to have obtained at
least $5o0,00O from investors in his
propositions in the last few years, was
convicted in the United States court
here today Of using the mails in con
nection with fraudulent stock opera
tions, Judge Hough sentenced Munroe
to serve three years in the federal pen
itentiary at Atlanta.
Chief of the charges on which Nun
roe was tried was that he promoted
through the mails extensive sales of
wireless telegraph stock, the greater
part Of, which was never delivered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17
COLD SNAP OF GREAT
SEVERITY IN THE EAST

NEW YORK. March ia cold snap
OF unusual severity for this season OF
eastern section OF the country tightly
gripped today. with small probability OF
its grasp being loosened before tonor-
row. There was drop OF SO degrees
In the temperature 10 minimum of lG
degrees in this city during the night
Temperate lures following the rain and
brief snow flurries OF last night dropped
10 nearly zero at points In the interior
above the zero mark In Pittsburg this
morning and i degrees In Washington,
the latter n very low figure for the time
Of year In that city.
The cold wave WAS borne I'm on a wind
which averaged fifty-six miles an hour
along the coast here and Up In New
England The storm moved northeast =
ward today and is centered In eastern
Nova Scotia
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|ampion Throws 260-Pound
Opponent Over His Head,
Causing Serious Injury.
LICE DETAIN FARMER
\ FOR A FEW MINUTES ONLY
Is Released When Surgeons
Say Hurt Is Not Fatal to
Giant TeutOn.

.urcAGO. March 16.-Frank Gotch.
|nnion wrestler. In his bout tonight
a Henry Balm, known as Samson.
26O -pound German champion. threw
anponent go hard as to cause irac-
, az the Germans skull. Physician
mo match declared Balm was seri-
HI hurt.
-6e mon were TO have wrestled for TWO
AZ three falls. After they had strug-
h scyen minutes and twenty seconds
rid obtained a leg hold and tossed the
man over his head. Balm landed or
back OF his head and became uncon o.
MS.
IA match was awarded TO Gotch. who
a announced ne had signed contract
o,cet am wrestler in the world.
raitcr WilloughDy OF Cleveland. cham
n midd eweieht, threw William Mon
OF Tdmpico, H.. in q minutes, u
1nds. Willoughby won the second fall
10 minutes.
|ahn was taken 10 a hospital. where
|sicians said his injuries erc not ike
ID prove fatal Acting Chief ~ Police
.iestler, who attl nded the match, or
r1r Gotch 10 remain in tho building
n physiclans had determined how Sc
.sls the German was injured. Gotch
T. released however, when the nrSt
nfnation showed Balm would probably
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17
|XER ALMOST SWALLOWS
PALSE TEETH DURING BOUT

hree whirIwind bouts comprised the
etic programme at the Motor club
nsdny evening. Each one ended with
uockout. sailor" Gordon, despite an
red foot made things warm for
my Martin in the first round. but In
second caught a staggering blow in
mouth and dropped 10 the floor FOR
connt. Gordon almost swallowed his
{ teeta and surgeons services were
1lred before the sputtering boy culid
10 his breath.
.ck Carpenter and Kid Harmon
he'd in the second affair. This go
mixup for two rounds. botn lads
III not boxing wrestling about the
b Harmon was the stronger and in
third he had Carpenter putting, but
Harmon broke from clinch Carpcn-
WING one on his Jaw, putting. Iar-
J under the ropes for the count.
be real surprise, however, was the
,luled four-round 90 between BillS
en- and Young Papke. Green rushed
b his corner. swinging right and LEFT,
Paskc covered wei! Panlle, just as
cI was about TO release himself from
iInch. landed right on Green's jaw
thai was all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17
FINN PROMOTES RACE
VENTURE IN SPOKANE
Builder of Buena Vista Track
Will Construct Plant in Wash
ington State.
PROMISES GOOD PURSES
Well-Known Citizens Are Inter
ested in New Sporting
Enterprise
,MIsEs GOOD PURSES

Special to The Tribune.
SPOKANE. Wash. March I6.-Spokane
will have sixty DAYS OF horse racing this
year. beginning early next August. with
purses ranging from 5000 to $500. II the
plans of the Kootenai County Racing as
sociation are carried out The stake
books will be sent to turfnen and breed
ers within thirty days. Breeding OF
thoroughbred horses will be encouraged
in Washington and Idaho. the associa-
tions presenting blooded animals to Of
ncials OF the two states for distribution
among breeders.
The syndicate which Is composed of
w w. FINN. who built the tracks ut
Hot Springs: Ark: Cheyenne. Wyo.. and
and sawmlll operator at Coeur d'Aiene.
Ida; j II. wllmot. r. S. Shelton and
Jack" Stevens Of Spokane. has ac-
spsa Gfane va Just across @ nd he II
ington Idaho state line within twenty
miles of Spokane, where a mile track
with steel grand stand and stables viii
be built.
Finn announced in Spokane today that
material has been ordered and IL is
pected TO start 100 carpenters and l0n
men and teams at work on the grand
stand and the course carly In April. II
IS purposed TO make the track the fast
est In the country.
I'VE are In position TO offer big purses
ana run tne meetings IN HIst-sidsS stSie
absolutely on the square Finn said
1--WE will select officials against whom
there has never been a breath Of sus-
picion. and the public will always get
run for its money. With adequate
purses we can command the best horses
from the tracks in various parts OF the
United States and Canada. The alb
sence OF anti-gambllng laws in the Idaho
code VIII offset any opposition by the
reformers.
"The track will be on the line OF three
important steam railways the Spokane &
Occur d'Alene electric line and the au-
tomobile road between Spokane and
Occur d'Alene thus aiford!ng first class
transportation facilities.
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POTASH DISPUTE MAY
BE SETTLED PRIVATELY

BERLIN. March 1G.-A representative
of the foreign office made an extended
statement on the German American pot
ash negotiations before the budget com -
mittee OF the reichstag today. The Ger
man note 10 the state department was
outlined and II was stated that the sum-
mary OF the American reply cablcd by
ambassador Bernstorn, indicated that
the United States government accepted
the German view that the differences
could he settled by private negotiations
between the interested parties.
The committee voted SiT5. 900 for for
eign and s276,000 for domestic propagan-
da in the interests of the potash indus
try for the current year.
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PARK CITY TO BUILD
IMMENSE RESERVOIR
SpeclaI 10 The Tribune.

special 10 lne lJIbuH'-
PARK CITY, March 16.-The city
council tonight decided 10 buy the old
BamberCcr waterworks system for the
city if the price demanded is satisfactory.
but IL the consideration is too high the
city VIII put i'm lis own system. In
either event the city will build q rescr-
volr with Il capacity of 100000 gallons
in Silver King canyon about one mile
from the city.
This reservoir Will give a supply ample
for all purposes and insure excellent fire
protection Work is TO be started on
Improving the, old system II il is pur-
chased by April and finished by Novcm :
bcr ]. II the old system is not bought
work Will start on the new system April
/ and must be finished by November j.
The committee on finance was INSTRUCT
ed TO arrange for the payment OF the
interest April 1 on $500 worth of water
bonds.
An ordinance requiring contractors to
obtain permits for the erection OF build
ings from the council and the mayor va.
passed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17
DUP CONTESTS IN
DESERET GYMNASIUM

[ the Deseret gymnasium last night
regular weekly group contests were
under the supervision Of w. r. Day,
sical director. Basketball contests
red To be the feature of the even
fhrer games being played. The Pio-
Is defeatcd the Nationals by score
\ 10 3. while the tintah crowd took
nntasurc Of the Athletes by score
u 10 8. The Wasatch team also put
over OH the Independents, winning
game bv score OF % to s. In the
rs board Jump the boys representing
Nasatch team won by a score OF %
~ Wishing. to duplicate the trick
led by their brethren the Pioneers
ped with the Athletes. getting the
ors- 20 to IS.
Indoor baseball the Intermediates
J from one 0f the hour classes by the
y OF u 10 I. The seniors won from
f12:lb" class Il TO Z.
uofg the officials were James Lam
p ~, ]. Sperry Richard Robertson and
~ WilliarnG
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17
BODY OF CHILD FOUND IN
0LD-FASHI0NED CHIMNEY

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. March &C.
Workrncn Installing a new heating plant
nj the home OF Alva : Brainerd In HJz-
ar1vIlle found keg In the Old Ia shioncd
chimney. containing q human skeleton.
The remains were those OF a child which
possibly had hoen disnlemhcrcd or partly
Cremated Nothing was left but the
bones and q few aShoG.
The house was occupied in the clch :
teenth century and up To 1892 bv a family
which served In the revolutionary war
After 1892 another family occupied the
place. The general opinion is that the
kog was placed In the chimney when the
latter was rebuilt In 1890.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17
SPORTING NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE
RACING
Yesterdays Results
at Various Courses


the afternoon, He piIoted the first three
winners under the wire,
The summary.
First race. four and a half furlongs-
Colonel Holloway to 2, won: Little
Dutch. 8 tn 2. second; Margerum, is to
5. third. Time, :55 as.
Second race. six furlongs-Bertis, to
5. won; Premier. l2 to !. second. Fort
Worth, Is TO /, third, Time 1s14 2-5
Third race, mile and seventy yards
The Moat s to 8. won; Robert Bruce. 10
to s. second. Mamie Algot, 10 to l.,
third. Time, :46 3-5.
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Dr Duen-
ner. to s. won; Adrian. 2 to !, sec
ond; Antonio, TO l, third. Time.
1926 3-5.
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs-
~ saSona to-, 70 70 In,Nd' wVn' etae 10
Time, los.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth-Fal- :
sada eaSnnd to sht,in B. Won Royal Report 10 to
Time. 1:4S 2-5.
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CHILD MURDERER SO
FAR ELUDES ARREST

PORTLAND. Or. March l6.-Altnough
n dozen detectives have been at work
since yesterday TO find some clue which
would lead to the arrest or the murderer
OF Barbara Hoffman. the five year old
girl whose body was found in q lodging
house here, their quest has been unsuc-
ccssful.
a number OF persons have come for
ward with more or less vague bits of in
formation, but so far nothing OF a really
tangible character has developed. Not
even the description of the alleged muir
derer furnished by Mrs. Gerte Nelson,
proprietrcss OF the lodging house. has
been OF much help 10 the detectives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17
LEAGUE WILL PLAY
TWO GAMES SUNDAYS
Salt Lake Franchise Formally
Transferred to c. A. Gillette
and Associates.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BUTTE. Mont. March i6.-Magnates OF
the Union Baseball league met today 10
adopt schedule and TO transact gem
erai business.
l.. f. TheI who had the Salt Lake
franchise. was dropped. II was decided
he shall not have any voice I'm league at
fairs. The Salt Lake franchise will be
given TO G. A. Gillette end associates.
The league heads We're In session all
afternoon and evening and at i2tc hour
had not completed the schedule, but the
season probably will open about April 2@
or May and will be longer than usual.
Seven games viii be played weekly
with double headers on Sunday. All for
fcIts have been posted and the assoclu-
ton appears 10 he firmly intrenched in
every city. Holders OF franchises are:
McCloskcy Butte: Dick Cooley, Helena;
"Scrappy Bill Joyce Missoula; John
Cody. with Kellacky as manager, Boise:
in Great Falls a corporation with George
Reed as manager. 6. y. Gillette and as
sociates with Cliff Blankenship as man
ager in Salt Lake.
The franchise holders were elected
board of directors while +. +. Van de
Puttc OF Great Falls was selected vice
president. The Reach ball was adopted:
The matter of playing schedule VIII
be taken up tomorrow morning.
Now that the Sal; Lake franchise has
been officially awarded. Manager Gin
Blankcnshlp Will send for his players At
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17
Arrest Italians With Guns.

Oranzo Orcfepeo and Joseph Sentello.
young Italians. were arrested last night
on a charge OF handling guns in a threat
the Sunshine saloon, on South Temple
street Special Officer c. b. Turner was
summoned and. with two witnesses. Il,
Edwards and Jack Momfrcdo. followed
the men. They were about To leave on
the o. S, l.. train but OFFICER Turner
arrested them after they had gone
through the gates.
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PRIME FAV0RITE WINS
RACE AT JACKSONVILLE

JACKSONVILLE, March I6.-The
fourth and feature race at Moncrief park
today was won by the heavily played fa-
the second choice. Jockey Tommy Nc
TagGart. appre entice boy under contract
TO G.. p. Chinn. was the riding star of
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Aged Financier Dies.

NEW YORK. March 16,-Franl,
Work, the Ilionaire railroad
man, and father of Mrs. Burke Roche
died at his home here today of pDeu.
mona. He was 90 years Of age and it
is understood leaves an estate amount
inc TO 500 600 600
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Well Digger's Close call.

KANSAS CITY. March ie.-For Bttecu
minutes yesterday Ernest BolInger. 4
laborer, was buried under eight feet Of
dirt In n well here. but he WAS rescued
alive and physicians say he suffered no
serious Injury.
He was at the bottom Of ten foot
wei! when the wall caved In Wcrkmen
heard his cries and dug him OUT. lc was
Lnconscious.
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JeanEette RestS EarrV.

wv YORK. March 16.-Joc Jean
3 INC negro heavyweight from New
y. mad all the better of round
VIII Jim Barry here tonight There
no knockdowns. Jeanette used left
-'snl Jaws with great effect inter-
~ with heavy body blows and right
'tcuts. Barr swung wildly FOR lean
body throughout tine fiGht. hut
81 ~ his swings landed Al the final
pnrry was daZci end weak
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Cuban Wins at Chess.

SAN SEBASTIAN March i6.-Cnpa-
blanca. the Cuban expert. has won FIRST
prize in the international chess masters
tournament played here. In the final
round today Capablanca drew with Vid-
mar, giving him total OF o. games won
and "a lost The other prizes have not
vet been determined as there are four
adjourned games.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-17
CONDITION OF IDAHO
JURIST IS FAVORABLE
Speciai to The Tribune.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 16-
Senator Borah received word by long dis
tance phone today that the condition
OF Judge Stewart OF the Idaho supreme
yesterday, IS as favorable as could be
expected. He slept three hours last
night and while suffering considerable
pain, has shown no unfavorable symp-
toms.