davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-12-06

habeas corpus warrant directing that
Mrs. Prichard be produced in court.
and he feels confident that what he
has to say will sweep away all their
marital troubles.
The Prichards have been separat-
ed for some time and Mrs. Prichard
has been living with Mrs. Edward B.
Kelley, at whom the habeas corpus
warrant is technically directed. Baf-
fed by the refusal of his wife to heed
his pleas for a reconciliation, Prich-
ard resorted to the habeas corpus
tactics as a last resort
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-12-06
SEARCH FOR ROMAN Relics
London Archaeologists interec.-a
Excavations in Ci,y for New
Official Buildings.

Observation-Disclosures are taking
re keenest interest in the oZcc~c,;o
forks which have just been begun or
he site of the old general post Office
st. Martin-le-GranGe. The site is TO
De utilized for the new offices OF the
Icountant generals department of the
.Ost office, but it is expected that the
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-12-06

ever sell their left-off dresses. Queen
Mary's left-off gowns are given away
to the poorer dependents of royalty.
or are distributed through certain
charitable agencies to poor gentlefolk.
The German empress disposes of
her left-off dresses in much the same
all given to people in some way or
other connected with the court
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-12-06
sneeze Cause. woman's Death

Calgary, Alb.-DuTing an aerial act
here, John Bartlett. a young man.
hung by lis knees from q trapeze-
While woman assistant hanging at
the end Of strap gcipped in Bart
let's teeth, spun dizzily in midair-
CnconsCiously Bartlett sheezed and
the woman dropped 30 feet, alighting
in the orchestra pit. A hairpin was
driven TITO her skull, inficting a fatal
injury
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-12-06
Kills Docs; Is Arrested

New York. just killed Nellie and
her mother" explained Andrew Van.
derpyl, whose blood-spattered hands
and clothes had aroused a policeman's
suspicion. he was arrested. Detec.
tives rushed to Vanderpyrs house
where they found two dead dogs.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-12-06
SUES TO TALK TO HIS WIFE
Georgia Man Swears Out Writ Of Ha-
beas Corpus When All Other
Means Fail.

Cincinnati. Ohio.-Reversing the
usual order of things, in which wives
are supposed to talk too much to their
husbands, NJ. c. Prichard of Macon,
Ca. has invoked the aid of the judi
ciary to enable him to talk to his
wife.
Tc that end Prichard swore out a
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-12-06

, ity corporation will take part of the
round for the purpose OF widening
,ldersgate street and Gresham street.
There can be no discoveries for
ONE few days. as the men are still at
ork on the bed of concrete. which ex-
ENDS to a depth Of five feet. Then
their work will be carried out under
ne eyes OF archaeoiogists, fer it was
on this site that st. Martins priory
stood in years gone by.
II is not forgotten that when the
foundations of the Goldsmiths' insti-
iute, near by. were being laid traces OF
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-12-06
Dio Up Petrified Fish

New York.-What is supposed to be
the remains of a hornbill fish which
inhabited the waters of New York har-
Dor 100000 years ago has been dug up
in a petrified condition at Tompkins-
vile, Staten Island.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-12-06

any rate-should be a law unto them
selves.
The German empress orders the
bulk of her gowns in Berlin, her bills
for which run to from $4,000 to $4,000
a year. One of the dressmakers patron
lied by the German empress was for
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-12-06
"He Was a Good Fellow

Baltimore, Md.-Charles Printzala,
amateur stamp collector, who died
several months ago, had requested
that a monument bearing the epitaph
He was a good fellow" be placed
over his grave. His estate consisted
Of $4,000 stamps worth, he said, 49,
600 Until the stamps are sold the
m Inument must wait.
~ -~~~-~-~-N.~-o.~-
Roman occupation were found. and
the expectations Of valuable finds are
Increased BY the fact that the Roman
wall ran along at the north end of the
site.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-12-06

Lawyers say he has q good case.
All concerned are well connected So
cially.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-12-06

Furniture casters are now made of
compressed leather.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1913-12-06

It is computed that one bullet IN
10000 in warfare is effective.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING JUNE 2s 1913

shsph.rd,n sq,hy He... Ae.iaeso. Ntaxrs.
Eltsaro Erd Bsz!o also rza.
s.oon5 1ee. siS tufioau-Ethsiss ;S ts,.>l.l
~ y. - % and s. f'. Won: Ssita. .o CTe.hEai
II0 AID y - ssrcrd. Clyde T. ils CTsplirI.
tss %. third Tine t.il Guics Pes, Rio B-s-
tof. Billy Barnes. FsTmer Joe. Ecsry Villia-t
CsstT Brook szd Cold Of o5Ail also r,u.
Ihira rao-. o1e mile ard seventy ysres-Eiss;h
lB tGoossl. 81 20. 81 - and 81 -. -oa. L s,.s-
pa. 100 tTsAhsnl. $40 sna g. 90 ,-co.s: Cousin
Puts. III n1orgJi. y-.7r. third. Tins i4t as
san hirttA and Olga star alec ran
fnurth race. SiN furiocEt-Thsresa G!u. los
(NGraHl 81 %. s. 50 and - % won. casey Joo.s
liE uo,,us)- I2D and I,so ,eooad BOBBY
Boyer Jos rTe.hsaj. $50. jhirs Tine III.
Prince HsrTnLs. COY sse Fior.nos Roe.rts alec
saa
Fit,h race. six furloaE,-Rias Brigade. rs
gIeah,n). N7o 1910 and 80 So vou wogld's
Eondcr, IL (Estspl. 1.s 70 Gat NO. second
siar Of Danube. 100 G5sierisl. s. o. third. Tine.
LIZ -. perbrrry, Mars c. Wentworth. VIZ
Neck. J. Soy. Vsr-us. Luthsr and Dick Deas-
wood also ran.
sixth race. o1s mile ana a t.Tteenth-Bezati.ul.
io5 tkedsEisl. Iit-p. $40 ard $50 wor. pc.
los (TeahtHi. 1000 and $500. second. Woes
Dove -oS tAnaTossi. 30. thiTd. Time. Ia IS.
Duchess Dat'y. Geld Color Bobby cook Helene.
Carlton Club, sysygy. KSi-ire. wishing RlaE
and Madam Phelps also ran,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
Hamilton Entries.

By International News Service.
First race. six turongs-The Widow Mona. ss :
CosS. Io3; Potclus. Gates. Black River l0a, Nov
ing Picture. es: Flah6ergss,. lOs: Aodon. Leo
chaTes. 100: Union Jack Mud sill. ITO.
Second race. seven furlougs-Veuus UrenA Miss
Harvey. 9s John Bowman. Peter Doody. los. .
Half Shot. es: 'MAusoluE. Oakland Lad l03: :
Crystinwosn, Volvode, 100
'RogcTs- Breck entry.
Third race. one mile and sHtsenth--Goo3
Day. o.: Ymir. lOs; just Rod. B6rneEat. Io2.
Fourth raoo. one mile and slxteen,h-Ts Nun
Ds %: Fountain Fay 100: 1Bscktord !oS
Terrible Bill, l0n tHam!lton. H.: The Sump
iS 'spring Maid, e5. supertituton. lo,; TCllN
EDGE. IlS; Wood Craft. l0I; .Eddn. IL.
Davies entry; watkins entry; ;schorr
Try.
Fifth race. five and hsK furlougs-Mi1im's
Choice. John Marshall, los: 'siIent PhIlats Patty
RogH, 10; Little Nephew. Io7: 'Prylt Petal
li3: Miss Gale. Ilf. Nardergritt. l2o
Livingston entry
Sixth raco. six f1rlongs-hrdclon az: Theo
Cook. io2 Myrtle Marion. us; A.erSiow. 10?
Simcoe. l0S: l. NJ. Eckcrt, lis: JoSsuphurn. lnn
Visible. loG orowoc. loa; Jack penman. lo3.
Detroit. l0S,
Seventh race. one mile and an eighth Ton turN-
Clinton. ~; Gerard. lo7; Et.nd 122 Counter
part. ioz: Azo. lie Fel. 1922 Rash. lii Blue
jay. 81. Hasscn. 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
Hamilton Results.
b. International News Service.
IL. f,Irlnn M Ii =.

By international SeVs Service.
First race five furlonEs-Bte Hive, lls watts
I TO s. won; slipper Dsy. ios tsimpson). ? to
l. second Messeu, il3 (TTyeri. 10 10 J. third
Time. 1901 rs. Sandy. Lady Islo and Amphion
also
Second raco. five turlonEs-Reluiram. lo5 (Mon-
tour. Q 10 g won: Diamond Cluster. eS tBuN-
toni 20 TO !. second: Brka. 10 8rofsl, II to
10 third Time. 1901 3-5. Collector. Wdnlu.
Michael John and Scarlet Letter alIo ran.
Third race, one mile and SiHtecnth-GTf
lo7 (Dnrondol. 3 to /. won: Nv Fellow. los CTur-
uerl rs 10 8. second; Dynamite. io7 tMon,ouCl.
to J. third Tlmo l;te 3-s. Black Branch.
Annie Sellers, MoCrear7. Judge Mouck. Lord
Eiam Love DAY william PITT. Chester Krum
and r. II Uoughtop hlso raD.
Fourth race. stooplechase, aSou: two miles
nell. l55 CDupecl. TO second: Lena. liS
(Higgiusl. to 1. hird. Timo 80 as. old
Salt and onApug fell
Fifth race. Wentworth plato ak furougs-
Horror. ii5 Turner. 10 1. won; calsary. 100
(Moody) 10 !. 0enond: Hawthorne. liz tGroS).
: 20 TO- third. Time. ll2. Sherwood also rru.
Sixth race six turlonEE-ksyderuceroE lH
fClensntrl 20 :. won: Billy Collins, los Hop
Einsl ) TO I. second lazy Ham. 100 CBuEtonl.
- 10 l. third. Time l:l5 2-5. ousei. Battery.
Porcupinc Ravepel. Braaiyvlnc, Queen sGiu.
Bollo OF LyunvilIe and pons Neville also ran.
seventh race, mile on tuH-Nuf 40
nIopkinsb 10 /. won: Daisy Plsf. S (snyderl.
Z 70 J. second Mlmets. IS Nsylonl. % 10 +.
third Time. $40 As Nseo5uEee Joa7uil,
Aunt Alice. Ch-ygeiS Ed,h Inoz. Plant ard
Cneululpo also ran,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
Belmont Entries.
International News se-vlce

By International News SeTvca
First race. mile nnd siyteenth-Fr.t
Mulhollsnd i07 Judge Wasor. Ill; Tactics lo6;
Monochcy. al: Sickle. Ill
Second race. six furlonss-CHuEh Iiill. i2s
Shackleton. lls. His Majesty. Light O. my Life
49, Yankee Notions lo5. sprlnsbosrd. los: syl-
van. ss. L,cr. 60: Sickle. Warbler. 97; Carroll
Reid. lo9; Yenshee. e5. Also eligible: Palm
quin loi. Lady Lightning 100 Aldcbnren. los.
Third Tncc, four fGrlongs-Armhm AIRING.
ton, Walking Fox. Apt-to Be- Bombay, Andes.
i07 Piping Hot, lcI.
Fourth race suburban handicap, on. milo and
a QuGrter-Whisk Broom II. 1872: Night stick
IS: Guy Fizhcr io5: sam Jackson. Lahore. ~
Cock O the walk. III; G. ". Miller. los. Meri-
dian. Ios
Fitth race. five and half ,urionKs-superin-
,oudcnt. lS; Water LADY. Delft. li2. Clarion.
los Salon. Loncomoo5 Nordecal. los,
Sixth rsce, five ard half turlonEs-stone'
Chief Magistrate. Dungara. ioI: Small, water
Lad 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
OFFICERS SELECTED
BY PHILHARMONIC

The annual election of officers Of
the Salt Lake Philharmonic orchestra
took place yesterday at a meeting in
the Consolidated Music hall. Other
matters taken up were the extending Of
vote of thanks TO all who assisted in
making the first concert a success and
the authorization of a letter of CON
dolepce 10 the family Of the late Prof.
Anton Petersen, who was member of
the club Following are the officers
for the ensuing year; Conductor. Arthur
Faber: concert meister, Fred Midgley;
president. c. L. Berry, vice president,
Alfred Rordane. secretary and treasur-
er, c. J. Hawkins; librarian, Sam
Bruckner; press agent, D r. Gill.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
WILLIS F. HICKCOX
STRUCK BY AN AUTO

Willis +. Hickcox. living AZ PSI
South Seventh Eas, street, was struck
by an automobile driven bv unknown
persons az 10 clock last night. The
scene of the accident was on Main
street. Just below The Tribune office.
Mr. HickcOx was rendered unconscious
and suffered q large cash across the
bridge of the nose He WAS restored
TO consciousness and went home on n
street car. Seven stitches were taken
in the injured man 5 uose by Dr.. Ross
Anderson.
The police were notified OF the fact
that the machine which struck Hick-
cox failed 10 stop and Patrolman ". n.
Hendricksop was sent 70 investigate.
The name Of the driver OF the auto.
mobile could not be learned. Mr.. Hick-
cox owns fruit stand on West' First
South street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
YANKS LOSE TWO
TO WORLD CHAMPS

BOSTON. June 27.-Boston took both
games OF a double header with New York
this afternoon by scores OF 10 10 and
10 4. The visitors secured but four
hits off Leonard In the FIRST contest wn!le
I%eatine was batted hard in the fifth in
ming during which Boston scored seven
runs, Leonard did not give pass
The second game was close up 70 the
rn1ne and broke the tie, Fisher being re-
iIeVed ii by Mcconnell when Boston had
men on second and third with one out
Mcconnell passed Gardner. Giiing me
usi,icb win n double steal by the Two
latter players nctted Boston four runs.
Three singles off Bedlent gave New
York two runs IN tho SIKH lnnlns. y
base on balls, Peckinpaush's triple and
q wild throw by Ball gave tho visitors
two more tallies In the ninth.
NEW YORK. BOSTON.
(First game.)
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Belmont Park Results.



Fir,t race stsspIoch,se about two Tn!leI-Bsr
Cihell ISe (Corbet'h). 10 To J. woe. Native Nsid.
iil PARK. 20 10 l. second: "indroV. is9 'LsNisl.
even third wiudrcw fell but vas -enountea
and finished Nalthi- fell
Second race. Nassau Wrlte- plate. gentlemen
riders about i've furlongs-0educton, lsA
wright. ? 10 !. Plutoerat l5t tsteven-
,on). 20 % !. sscoud, Elasr. isT CTuek'Tl. 20
third Vera Kessler Travel L'Gh', Former.
FiyluS Yankee. Derisk! snd Mollie Gibson also
ran.
Abbey ib2 Cwr.ShO. 20 s. von; ooear, its
(Alpers). I 20 2. second. only two starters.
Fourth race. Noutauk selling plate about on>
uIie-roo.iisht Ii5 Cwol.el. 20 I, won; Hen
peck % CFordl. TO second; Cart Nafloek
III IsIcYaddecl 90 20 /. third. JOHNNY and New
Star also ran. .
Finn race s.seplechsse. about Two ard /. bit
unlles-Fltart IL. (Heider'. 20 g. Tou; Simon
aaIe i8 (clsrkl. 10 5. sseoad: o'connoT. iSS
GJosepS). 5 20 !. third. only three stzrtsrs
sixfh race Member handicap plate. gentlemen
-iders ak furlonss-Eidesld. lSs tFeln. cyer
won; culyert, ls, CrUeksrl 10 :. second; Fred
r,sen Iss (hlpert). IS 20 !. third. The Thlet
ard Lord Leighton also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
|IiIH HAVE DAY
||f VICTORY At LAST.
Ian Tennis Players Suf-
4 defeat; Mclaughlin
Rear Brunt Hereafter.

.r June 7i.-The hrst
,,nks OF the victorious
: :, American players In the
rts ami, championship tour
a .n,r,6 this afternoon. when
-. a, Philadelphia went down
4 r. ingram. one Of the young
...,,s Of the British talent The
E,n easy one. the score be
n a.. is; 81. ingram was a
.,,salness In PLACING while
strokes lacked their
.,, q, the Canadian Davis
8. Powell. also failed
-. crisp. a student OF cam
.psssrsIiy. the score oe'"s W.
pc,,,r one OF the crack play.
~ hn.,man Davis cup team. peat
- sormer English champion.
%i The score being S-o' -o'
~ ,ohnson Of Philadelphia
~ rs,r.s =. his compatriot into re-
~ 'oor bsaten hy the English
-, De Wassan. 2-6. S-s; s-l: 7-5.
q ,ss afternoon r. Norris Will
~ u iHr Hrr,syIng three sets against
Li Mclaughlin of San Fran
,n favor OF his collea que
Tn.nu,,.A T.u,A states Davis cup team.
n.dcan champion is thus left
~. limited States representa-
,, Nght his way 10 the maj
TW,rnushIin won the fret two
-: while Williams took the
" sSv,ous from the first that the
s.tveen Williams and McLougn-
|ns merely for warming up pu.
"a that Williams was going 10
4 4, champion 10 defend America n
q, lr the remaining stages OF Ihe
INT Mclaughlin contented MIN,
~ SAVING on the back line ana
.,s., drives. while Williams pro-
~ fare in the way OF spectacu-
70 70 test his compatrtots alert
...-,can contingent suffered a
ssrsrts this time In the doubles
- craie Biddle OF Philadelphia
u.,ou III Hackett OF the United
nsy,s team were beaten by two
trss Ingram and Bentley. three
+ : tro' the score being 81. e-3' 9-|
r.,s Powell. formerly tennis cham
:, cambridge university. beat g.
.,rn The English Davis cup player,
~ 10 two. So. as. 3-s, 6-3, ll-9,
X poust. captain OF the Aus
"a Davis team. beat Larsen oil
-, three sets to two. Inc scoro
I'd .-s, 81, 60. 6-s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
[NBOAT SMITH WINS
byER RODEL IN THIRD

I'M YORK, June 27.-"Gunboat
Of California defeated George
1 ne South African Boer, tonight
!, third round OF a scheduled ten
I bout al Madison Square Garden,
! Hodel had been knocked down
} Referee Joh stopped the bout.
b bad the better Of the nrst round
II ihe second forced Smith to the
1 hnding a right TO the head and
3 ne Jaw Smith retaliated with a
c1srh8nd swing 10 the head that
y he Boer for count OF nine,
|,ks third round the Gunboat land
y isila to the body and Rodel came
vith a left to the face A right
b 70 the point OF the jaw made the
axe q second count Of nine. He
. meet another right 10 the head
3 econd knockdown OF the round,
} rtfsree stopped the contest with
uniting. The mems weights were.
y nj Rodel 1854.
rfs Kirkwood OF ST. Louis out
y Walter Brooks. a local fea Their
y To o ten-round contest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28
Occur d 'Alene Results.

81 rrt.Tnl,ionai NeN7 serSlce
Fir, race. ysvsu turo1ss-LTte Kn!Set. II
ts,SafN 20 !. Won. Hsverieia. III tHiln
! 20 J. sseoud:' pAhiEre,. III o Roland, 10
tblrH Time ioi 5-A Dromi. Marie Gore.
Inna Ph,ia. Free and oTVaid p. also rsI.
Second race. Elk turlonss-Gsrtr- iW tBuTlin-
rarel I 20 s. wor: Mike ponl,n l@ "A. Myc-
rsTl 20 :. tscond; or.;orlsn. III %. solend'.
: 10 Z third Tirre. l.ls 3-S. Ics Blsh-r, Duh
i'm Minstrel ard Les ". also ran.
Third r,cs, seven furlonEf-Cals lS lsleftN
20 won: Sal Pcnri. i@ tNolssvo-th>. {
To p second Tony Koch. lcs kaufman. -
= third Time i:-s rs. TslioU Dir. Lady
Mini, rior.-cc Krpp and Frlere slso ran
Fourth rscs, i've ana h-H furiouss-iosi.
"a, INn (Regsnsnn,. 4 10 I, woa; Hoablfi. lo7
C, Keiiyl. !, TO !. 'seont: Far cs'hay JOS
Psator. vslls Forty. Blue Beard and D.. Maei.'
also -. -
Y.,h race ,ir furlonSs-Etale Mo'i. ioi Csgr-
,inrtn.) x 20 s. NuSal los fpaulsyl, {
20 ] second; Mark KeunsdY, 10 tsielsfn. II 20
{ ,htrs Tine liS Is Oscuro. Phil Conner
ara Perry Hondeuon ato ran.
sixth race sever furlongN-bloady it %
roland "a 20 5. von; David Warneit. - "a
Nvrrsyl : to I. second FsstoSo, III tRln y.
"a third Time IS ..s Prince Conrad Golf
p.M Fire And RnssNcrth also ran.
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Latonia Entries.
nternA.lon.l Nnw. serlcn.

HI IuIhTnhtTonaI NoWs Se0Ico-
Flint race. five and a hale NirlouEs-Eus.eco
9s; Jack CTowdus. Calvus, Ambition. Destino.
lDJ: Miss Chsrcot. lci: Tiktok. loS. chrstmas
Eve Lady Innocence. IOi. Transit io7. HSr-
wood. G!Psy Love. l0s
second race. ono mile and a sirtoenth-Hsdelle
Missile. Mary Ann X s5. Billy Holder, s7; Bit
"a. Foxy mary. los; Tay Pay. All Red. Tom KING
Faruchio. 10: Dick Baker. il3
Third race ELK turlongs-wa,eruelou. Frances
~. ss: Mockery. los: Minda Sen VEGA. soaius
los. Boots and Saddle. lls
Fourth race. Quick Step stakes six turio1gs-
senanet %: Silver Bill. lo2: Impression. los:
Grover Hughes: lo7: Helios. los: Presumption
lOP; Gowell llo. Liulo Father. Irish Gentleman
li2. Samuel r. Meyer. ia. Great Britain, 49,
Sebagn. l2i
Fifth rrne. o5s mile and a tlTt.nn.h-Fellov
Man. 9s Princess CsllsWsy Flora Ftna. l07 :
Little Father. los: sAunhns,, 1b.
Sixth race six furlouzs-ssr Actress, John G
Weaver. e5i Klya, Tyroc. 81: Anna Patricia
100. lnlan. io2: Closer. l0s Cash on Delivery.
Fluylus. loI; Chapultopcc, los: Back Bay, IL
Weather threatening: track SLOW.
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Occur d'Alene Entries.

By lnternAtlonal News seryea
Firs, raee five ard half suronKr-s,oneaaa.
Dr' Nelcfer, New Capital Oswald b. Bon
Greenletf. IL: Anna Schneider Cuvic, wAans
Anna Phhron iiB. Rstents los.
Second race, five fuglonEs-rA-'nso III: O-.-
torian. Bredwei. Dorian Prince. Cr.1. IL. Ros.
Sweet. Gala. 10; Blue Beard. ZOE. LADY Pea
der. Maud Cammsn. i0i
lhird race. tevcn MISUNDERSTANDING. Blonty.
Grizzly Bear. ~. Flro. Lohigh, Jos; Rsene w.
lo5; Dovnlsnd. io5 Holabird. as
Fourth race. six turlonES-I-ady PAuch,t. Ii5
hoo'cuny. 100; Orange Blossom. ios: P-ids OF
Llsmore. Enfield IoS; Cleopst as
Ftfth race six .urlonr.-firh R,rr. III. Percy
Henderson. Loo ". Da5lgren. Sam CoaDor. Lord
OF the Forest Eedis Mott. los. Capt Lludsloy
sixth Tare. seven igrlonEs-Fnrt Johnson No
quarter. Lieut.. Sawyer Beautiful knight Al
eheml5t. IL: Sorrovful. Locust Bud Queen Ruth
III; MaEurlR. 100.
Seventh TACO. ak furlonsS-Doaess,sr. i-I; Fitr-
gerald. Briion. I'd O.. lo9 FlootinG Fashion, lo';
Zenotek. !oi. Ancestors 80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-28

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Oh THE
United States for the district OF Utah
In the matter ot George y. Meredith,
voluntary hankrupt.-ln bankruptcy.
No. 1915.
To the creditors ot George 3. Meredith
OF Salt Lake City. in the coun-
~ OF Salt Lake. and district afore-
said a bankrupt:
Notice @ hereby given that on the
5rd day OF June. 1913. the said George
3 Meredith duly sdjudica ted
bankrupt: and that the nrst meeting Of
MS creditors will be held AT my office
in the Continental block. Salt Lake City.
Utah. on the 7th dsy OF July, 1913. al
o'clock in the afternoon. at which time
the said creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before said
meeting.
CHARLES BALDWIN,
Referee In Bankrupty
Salt Lake City. June 25. 1913 c3927
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DEFEAT
CARDS IN TWELFTH

ST. LOUIS. June 27-Pittsburg de-
feated ST. Louis this afternoon, ( 10 g.
In twelve innings. the longest game OF
the local major league season.
Singles by Wilson and Kommers. fol-
lowed by Coleman's long sacrifice fly
scored the winning run.
ST. Louis tied the score In the ninth
inning when Cooper passed Konetchy and
hit Evans. Camnitz here relieved him.
A Wild pitch advanced the runners. who
scored when Wingo sent a hot single to
right field ST. Louis used three pitchers
and four tw'!rers worked for the visi-
tors.
kommr-s continued his great fielding
and hit lur three singles IN four trips
TO the plate. Miller secured two triples
and a single IN five attempts.
ST IOuiS. .PITTSRERG
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P,sv Close Cricket Matches.

PHILADELPHIA, June z1-Kemark-
ni. daiSing and bowling kept the score
OF both sides down ,nsn IN the ,sPsn GPeninss says
VIA %a,us.n the Australian cricketnrs
mafch ma me 0esi Gentlemen OF Phlisdephia today;
and an inning and half were Gompleted
oeIole .nra all out for lis runs in the
55a.ei innine while the Australians made
MI MI. los los In tho second tnnlng the
Rhlladeipn.a a,n he concluded tomorrow,
Inc in ,hs Australians take their second
MEL wnen another match between the same
rlaveTs viii be played after the conclusion
~ the present contest
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Real Estate Transfers.

James Ms.oAIf ana Wife 20 James W COL
lbs, lot ?. block !? North Waterloo ,dd!-
Mary c. Thompson 10 Edward Patty, part
OF lot = block 50. ttn-acre plat ......
T. A. Flod1uist and wife 10 William Harris.
LOT g. block Is. Poplar Grove addition.
y II Grarnling and others 10 Cannon
Cannon lots and 10 block ?, Perkins
lhlEo ADDITION ...''s-..s-.,.-
Cannon & Cannon 10 Charles NJ Ellis. lots
and 10. block q Perkins third .ddi-
lion ...-s......s .-..s....r.---....-...
Commercial Benefit e. Security company 10
Dora Duncomb. pIgt of 10; :, block I.
tive-scrc pla. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Waldomar Lund and Others 70 Nania L.
Mitchell. part o. Teciion %. township
south, range ] cast ....,...-..-.....-..
T. 3. Stephens 20 Edna ". stephens lots
- and %. block . Park Boulevard ....-.
kimhall & Richards company TO j. L. Wha-
ion. lots 1872 and 1875. Highland Park.
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OTSon a. Wonlley auf others 90 Frank z.
McGuTriu, part OF lot J. block S. plat
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Elizabeth Pratt 10 Viola Gillette. pso Of lot
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