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Show THE MOIiXIXfl SBEiri EXAMINER, SUIT FOR DAMAGES. W. G. Ehlrrt Wants Unlawful 2.000 for Alleged Imprisonment. J. B. Taylor has liven made defendant In a sun filed m the Dtoirici court hy W. O Ebleri. who aks judgment for J2.A se damages for au alleged umincr't Sptdil CorrespoodenL unlawful and malicious arrest anil imfrom prisonment of plaintiff at the Instigation of 1lainliff alleges tuai on April IV he was arrested uikiu commer-rESERepublican convention, received a cir- a complaint sworn io liy Taylor chargpetition cular letter from the' treasurer of the CIAL CLUB. ing hlin with stealing 12 plank valued National American Woman Suffrage as- at 10. and was con tlned in jail for sociation. urging him to use hi in- two hours. Thf Ne On April ;u. he was ary: fluence the towards a of Pacific. adoption -tTihe Annum Diehl and raigned before plank fn the platform of the Republi- quit tel. Hy suchJudge Railway maliand unlawful Pacific Inter-Sri1- ? can party favorable to womans suf- cious arrest he claims his character m f fi frage. idupilon of standard and A copy of the plank which, the asso- been reputation aa a contractor have other iron -- UKk.and damaged in the sum stated above. to see adopted Is desires ciation time some by (he systems folletter the with as the la of an WAGON SMASHED. tl report that moat would lows: - 1 ? for the systems e we subfavor the Resolved. .That, iromalia at the bln Union As rar No. 38 was coming up from and that the loundrtea mission by 'Congress, to the various Murray shortly after 11 oclock yesterelsewhere would be either State legislatures, of an amendment to day. It ran into Holley A Cos wagon the Federal Constitution forbidding V with completely or t of Sixth South and State, down disfranchisement of United States citi- at the corner employed would be tot reducing it to a pile of kiudlingwood. zens on acuuunt of .se i. however, the driver. Fortunately, ' "unection Iron Moldcrrt un-SCuarles White of 648 South Second INTEREST IN, MORMONISM." Lake City, haa drawn hast street .escape i uninjured, aland haa had it printed, bis load of butter and eggs was though to the Commercial Washington, I). C,. April 57. J. A. converted into an tiuialaialile mess. Hendrichson of Logan, who Is here on The accident iu supposed to have been In full. his. way home from .Lon Ion. start ' the result of too close driving. ne petition- - which .follows West tonight. Mr .Hendrichson says k Club of Balt that the greatest possible interest is jff. .he Connnerrlal liunmold- - manifested In the affairs of the MorThe Gentlemen , eat ly drain mon church In the English metropolis, earn City Lake 1 alt consideration of the fol and that within the past few weeks the ,our and suggestloni English papers have shown a disposiDavid Walker is building a 3.0fMi !.!, aatementt of enlisting thereunto tion to give the church representatives residence at Seventh South and West influential office. f a chance to lro beard through their col Temple streets; Frank Sweuaon haa umus. This has not been the case herecompleted a 3,04Hi residence at Seventh ami D streets, and Lorenzo Jen "neOirna Shoit Line propoaea tofore. Idaho poat mast era appointed sen is finishing n 3.(al residence on Mitilin paiMseuger and freight depola w O eh BalV. W. J. Dewey, haa mention no J. street near Sixth; all of tbeso havahopa. bnt machine jd A. Holland, removed; Z-- -- ade of the intention of includ-th- e langer, vice Wm. ing been built by J. Donnan Reavis. Fred Presto, Bingham rounty, Bennett, the proposed lmprovemenu and vice Mrs. Emma Just, resigned. Dispatches from New York relate important adjunct, an iron indica-r- ! that Albert Hayes, inventor, has foundry, and there are STEWARD now INQUEST. skipped out after making a number tb,t the company foundry else-V- L of illegal stock transaction in conioneiatlon here might be moved Coroner's' called Justice The jury, by nection with his projects, llayes wfL iRaint which we earnestly cause of to Clark, investigate into the be remembered as tho man who inurge the building of. another ' the death of Samuel Steward, the old vented tbe 2'tn.irc extensive one. . petroleum burner, the patwaa found dead last ents of which Short . Line foundry in jupk man, who were purchased by a jte Oregon rt ver-dlSunday by the police, returned a close corporation constating of M.H. clty employ a 24 hands with a that Steward came to his death Walker. L. 11. Farnsworth. W. A. Nel-de1.500 per month, but If from natural causes. The jury was E. F. Colburn and Frank J. Canfoundry work of the Oregon Short and San Pedro roada waa done composed of D. W. Gamble, A. Magill non, for 3U.OOO. would be more and J P. Morris g gait Lake, this fore Tomorrow aiornlng the jury holding Dun's Review says of business con iku doubled. will be an Inquest oyer the remains of young dltions jiMiw iniportaut advantages obtaining In Salt Lake City waa whoee R. Alfred to body our Peterson, and ua city by Busiuied to for tbe week ending April 23: verIn a return hiils. will found the retained of industry ness Improves somewhat as the this branch a after Clark dict. Justice a of says that, payroll j3k and the securing advances, and while still quiet, la quite certain spring Is about normal for the season. Bettom three to four thousand .dollars la careful Investigation. It own hla died Peteraon .v that by young them. ter weather haa Improved the roads vTheof molder of Balt Lake are gen hand, and It likely that the and benefited retail trade and collec effect. return verdict to that a and jury will fmlly permanent resident tions are about fair. Crop Indications been haa hard-,lfoul The theory of and It would' work play are favorable and sheep shearing in M them to move elsewhere to dropped by the authorities. southern districts Is in full swing. id employment. The product Is moving freely at satisSTRANGE DISAPPEARANCE. the Iron Industry la a great dlstribu-i- r factory prices and retnrns should It ie a product which of money. shortly help the situation and im213 East Fifth Mr. of John Threlkeld. from first the labor handling nployi prove collections.' i the last and at each of Its many street, this city, called at the police mysthe end station hand.. Its tor reported it yesterday money Rev. Dr. J. I Albriton, who was iipt produces terious disappearance of ML formerly pastor of the First Methodist -t his was from who taken will few lines these augJohnson, Roy Gentlemen, church in this city, is now pastor of othen In their line to you, and home April IS by n gentleman who pre- the Methodist church nt Lewisburg. n foster sented note from a organ-ntlothe are a patriotic boys rowing that you Pa., but he and his family are comwhose chief aim la the general mother In Bluff, Baa Juan county, who to lodge at the local hotel, aa pelled Bluff to child he the desired taken our trust that the cltlsens,.we Nttm of tbe parsonage is under attachment . was of the thought abjrot here presented . will meet with with him. Little The pastor. Rev. R. H. Colmatter, until-- day or two ago. when burn, previous four kind and early consideration. had trouble with his congregafrom (graU Inin Holders Union, No. 231, Mr. Threlkeld received a letter and left for another field after Mrs. Johnson stating that the gentle- tion, gilt Lake City, ..Utah: attaching the parsonage for 1(10 he man who was to have brought the boy claimed to him from the WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE. home bad returned without him. This church. coming Until the matter is settled. led to the suspicion that all was not Dr. Albriton will reside nt the hulel. flalnnan James H, Aftderaon, of the right,, henoe Mr. ThrelkelJs apprehenThe boy came Bard id County Commissioners, who sion conoernfitghlm. There continues to be war between m Sated a delegate to the National originally from Walla Walls. Wash., the two upper classes of the High sent here and by been adopted having school, the latest unpleasantness' Mrs. Johnsons husband Esekiel, who la being In connection with the class section In work that doing missionary The Juniors are to programs. day haa been lost or Whether give their program first, and wishing now Is which Is matter the kidnapped to "get (he horse on" the worrying the boys friends In this city. have been spying on the latteraenhirs, so aa to appropriate their program, aud JALISCO. FROM RETURNS DERN make the senior class day a decidedly tame affair. The rivalry culminated Connolt President John Dern of the In a dash by a crowd other the dated Mercur hha returned from his of seniors night. into the Presbyterian Mexican trip. He came home loaded church where the First were redown with samples of ore from a hearsing, and an Juniors waa made attempt mine in the state of Jaliaco, which to grab the paper containing the prohe haa tied up on an option and Is gram. However, one of the junior now awaiting the sssayers report be tucked It into her waist and esfore decldeding whether ft Is worth girls caped. Principal Eaton haa now takbuying. en a hand in tbe game and sternly - Mr. had Pern Generally speaking,forbids any more spying. no hesitancy in saying that he bethe with came favorably Impressed mine investigated, and if the values bold up to expectation the deni will !e closed and the purchase money (Continued from page 1.) paid ovfcr to the present owners. And Finds Us The property was examined by a well known mining engineer for Mr. the Democratic side, Mr. Baker, who With QuantiDern some time ago and his report had the physical courage to say he waa ties of Goods waa In the nature of a strong recom- ready to give an answer. He contended that. Mr. Baker could have said yes ON HAND mendation; but, before drawing on his bank account Mr. Dern concluded and after him remarks In which Mr. to make a personal examination. Un- Littlefield refused to accept. Mr. Baker like many other Mexicans camps the So entitles to speak for the Democ racy, . . . . one In which this mine is situated has Mr. Littlefield was drawn Into a lively with Mr. DeArmond, which the. advantage of railroad facilities. colkspiy was much enjoyed by the crowded galIt la nut to exceed nine miles from leries. Mr. Do Armond raid he would Ameea. the terminus of a branch of to gratify Mr. Littlefield to the Gtiadoiajara railroad. The dis- venture extent trict is well mineralized and contatns some Mr. IJttlefleld called on Mr. Da Arseveral big mines operated by Amermond to say whether he did or did not icana .While many, of them ere rich in silver, the property Mb'. Dern went agree with Mr. Cockran'e views. Democratic applause greeted Mr. De to see Is distinctively a gold proposi- Armond when he said the Democratic tion. TIB- - vein is a strong one, and declare for a revision of where opened at various points shows party would from shelter an average width of a little over four the tariff. In order to drive now robbing the feet. The mine can t. be operated the truBta who are through tunnels thus expensive equip- people. He then wrought the Democrats up to ment will not be necessary. when he asked Mr. Littlefield Mines ran be operated much more ato pitch answer yea or no as to whether cheaply in Mexico. Mr. ..Dern says, the Republicans would drive out tbe than Jn this country. K'- great deal trusts Mr. IJttlefleld THIS is Probably the amtd Democratic Mexcontract done is work of by by 1 leers and laughter, said he would anns ns do work who long good Longest Siege of icans, swer when lie got ready, and asked If Low Prices in they have American ,. posses over De Armond had given anything Ogden them. The manager of one company Mr. an like Ingenious, fair and decent reply invisited the district in operating hie question. formed Mr. Dern that he recently to Mr. Littlefield threw down the gannt-lat- t paid for the running of a long tunnel to the Democrats and said that no more little was a cost but and the rise in hie place and say than 1 per foot American money. one dared to the speech of Mr. Cockraa. There are few good Mexican mechan- he approved jn Boundless Profusion. ics, Mr. Dern observed. Where skilled labor Is required the Mexican is a Our Entire Stock of failure. This being the case operators have found out it is often (he Josiwy is Complete and case that mines can be developed Goc at COST. more cheaply by the slower method of bend drilling, with the Mexican laborer employed, than by the use of (Continued from Page One.) modern machine drills. The Mexican laws are favorable to BUYING SUBMARINE. the American Investor and for that of Elegant Patterns reason the mining Industry of the reFall River. Maes., April 27. Captain public is In a most satisfactory con- Lake of the Lake Construction compdition. any. said today that rcprcsontaMtc of -Japan had been here Inspecting the A LIVELY MIX-Usubmarine torpedo host Protector, hut that negotiations for the sale of the The UDIE8 Continental row the at rooming A WAIST Una hid not formally been aoum durmg which a large plate glass host to Japan vL, Complete and Coat begun. He wee not In a position to the in resulted was smashed, window Prices. An whether the boat would be sold arrest of Mrs James Wilson. SI years totate 01 0ur them or not of. and the on insanity, of charge age. S:ock W,n Conwlnre Cooley, 28 years of age. on the Hw COMMON NEUTRALITY. W charge of destroying property. Cooley and an woman altrt'catlon, had and the Christiania. April 27. In the storththe former smashed the window, alPremier Hagerup, In announthough he says it was an accident ing today Brown placed them under cing that Norway. Sweden and DenOfficer Whan Cesef reached an agreement rearrest they resisted, and It was only mark hadcommon neutrality regulathat he landed garding after a lively mix-u- p & ' war. tions during the Russlan-Japanes- e them in jaiL f I lit to N Ore-Oreg- ast-Iffi- ,Jtri suli-mitt- Fs-fb- g, alt salt imm fjSrTd pro-mTb- ul I . n, pi ld a Another Month the-chil- of Our Sale lITiraUKOHD . yet... ... -- SELL These Goods ; Ladies Fancy HOSIERY 4,000 yds. te,6 Id.17 i 1 4c w" SJS Howell Sons. tTAH. TITTTSP AT MORNING, OGDEN, r said he hoped this agre. win.M form the basis for a pern;.,;,. hi r.i-ation of the neutrality o' i countries. ; APRIL C, IMf. Now York, April 27. There it. no tariff mi imiuirlcd sailing yacliii.. according to a divlbloii aiinoinii-t'by the board of Cllilcd Stalo i:. rai appraise: s. St. Petersburg. April ij.,- - Km. Si. April 27 .llr is orti. perur has received a .It i. led i hat- five Iminind a:r.t-- , Viceroy Alcxieff as foil'1 - . of Hear Admiral Yes sen. m m hiil liaie Peon made as th,. nt a liomh April Mill a tin aith cruisers aud torir. Hotel liiiii.-ion the Nevesky i i. Ktu- - a. patched the latter to K .Mi inquiry into the affair is iu The torpedo boat blew ' a in the Ti;,. bill no a! rests have yet lieci made. 'h. i,rln-.i,- t crew was sent ashore. boat returned the san Ih,. legislation. sqiiadnm. Republican Steering Committee Determine With What to Wind mu Telelanidon. April Up Session. Si graph 's curropomicut a1u -- .s Washington. April 27. Igielaliou. beria under yesterday' ihai now which Mauds in the way of adthe Japaueae have blowi. .p Hu,n hut that journment tomorrow, end the weight of the railway at Kha: these mailers will he permitted to have tbe result of the damag on the program for rout . hiding the ai lust lime, were taken up today niii-iinnt a of (Iu- Republican steering St. Petersburg. April I1' '.' ll a. m. The capital la arrany.i. a magni- lommiiiee of ihe arnaie. The Panama ficent reception to the p:t,-- the sur- Canal bill wa placed atone all other measures and it whs agreed that some Korici vivor of the Variag an-on their arrival here. will legislation must be had before adjourncity ment. An Informal roin.ri was receiv. Ui pm-pebe deeoratetl and the tip- l'a.uc- - ed front the aenaio conference that no from the si at ion agreement to In sight. I he House amwill be lined with troo: endment lit the Kitiredge bill pla.es Korsakorak. Island Mikiialiu. the entire matter of control of me .anal April 27. A British arrived xne in i lie bands of the President to make rcgulallons to govern the strip here today to remove :.i .iapaiicst-whuntil the next session of congress, are slill on the while the Kittredge hill goes exicnsiv Into Ihe nueslieus of law for the isSeoul. April 27. 1:30 i in. The e!y thmus in a manner that to said tu mayors of the various Kru leto the administration. nient In Korea met in ;i:uln last Senator on the floor practical-l- y i a conSunday, and decided to id that there could to no adof gratulatory address to the i:iiH-roJapan, it will lie forwai.ud m his ma journment until some legislation is enjesty through the Japai.iM- ministers acted on Ihe canal zone. Senator Ballinger announced that at of war and marine. the flrst opisiri unity, be would move lie has In Seoul, April 27. 1:30 p. m. The for au executive session, the nomination of V. 1. Crum Japanese consular officer w i.u was sent charge as colledor at Charleston, and will ask to the Anjn district to agricultural conditions, has instructed (or confirmation. to report on tbe facilillcs fur transNr-- t Washington. April 27. lit the gensliton. etc., offered to the Jaiwnesc eral deficiency bill today the Senate troops by the Korean amendment are: Appropriation Berlin, April 27. Col. uu Gaedkn, birthfor medals to commemorate the of Benjamin Franklin: approwar correspondent of the Berliner 30.iiiHi for a assistant Tageblat, writes from Harbin, under priating dale of April 4th, anyliig he found the attorney general in an investigation Russians much more unprepared for of certain frauds iu tho ciihIoiuh serwar than he anticipated. High officers vice. The exclusion of Chinesn amendassured Mm that tbe garrison of Port Arthur amounted to only R.Ouu com- ment accepted. The amendment rebatants, when the first titlark occurred. garding aliens whose immigration is The troupe south of Mukden reedy for encouraged or induced hy agreement action numbered only SO.inm) to 25.1KI0. of any foreign government with any Col. Von Uaedke asserts that the total transimrtation company was rejected. strength of the Russians In Manchuria THE CAPTURE OF ILLIG. at that time waa hardly alsive 90,000 a speedy men. The Russians exim-tcLondon, April 27. Tbs admiralty k, advance of tbe Japanese, after the and rather lost their heada. has received an official report of tins Such censure, the colonel adds, waa rapture of lllig, on the cossr of Somalheard In army circle, of the misman- iland. from the derviahea. Three bluewere killed and six wounded. agement of the defense of Port Arthur. jackets Rear Admiral Atkinson Wllles, in chief of Ihn East African Moscow, April 27. The snrrlvore of the Variag and Kurietz arrived here to- station, who personally commanded tint landing force, says tbe light ing. which day and were greeted hy immense occurred April 24th. waa at rinse quartcrowds. They will leave tomorrow ers. Tits dervish ea defended their slnnu night for St. Petersburg. Ztrihiia and towera determinedly, but ADVERTISED IN PAPER AND HAP- the bluejackets and a detachment of tho Hampshire regiment, stormed their PILY MARRIED. strongholds gallantly anti drove them Middletown, N. Y..' April 27. Will- outIt with heavy loss was Impossible to use the guns of iam E. Bradley of this ciiy and Mrs. Carrie MUlinger of Kansas City, Mo., the ship without danger to the attackwill be married May 17th In New York ers. Tbs British and Italian flags were t city. This announcement today teels raised side by side over he zsribus. the story of two loving hearts, though thousands of miles apart, drawn to- BELGIANS ARE UNFORTUNATE. gether hy n newspaper advertisement. Berlin, April 27. A corresjxindcnt in Mr. Bradley Is a well known Middleton Inventor and mechanic. He is 80 yeara Southwest Africa has sent a dispatch old, a vet ran of the rivll war and haa a by Heliograph, vis Windhoek, aunuiin married daughter. Rome time ago Mr. ring that the losses of Glaxenapp's coll Bradley advertised in n New York pa- umn fn dea-- wounded ofand tdrV. sines the battle to Owilknkcrero, same and previous the about a for lter helpmate, time Mrs Millinger also advertised to March 13th, were officers, 83 per rent the same intent ach picked out the and privates 45 per cent. Forty four other's advertisement and oitened cor- men are now sick with typhus besides Windhnerk. respondence. and Mrs. Millinger came those sent to was not molested, but apTits column to New York, where Mr. Bradley met miliher, and the result la the above announ- parently is unable to undertake suffercement. Mrs. Millinger la 40 years old. tary operations. The troops are a widow with one child, and reputed to ing from night frosts and heavy rains be wealthy. She Is said to have 123 and are wailing reinforcements to lots in a new settlement In Oklahoma make good their kieses. A report of a itosltive character was territory, each worth 200. Mr. Bradley also haa property lu Pine Bluff. N. C., circulated In the reirhatag that Colwhere they will go after the wedding. onel Leutweln, governor nt the colony, Mra. Millinger Is at present slaying had resigned bis military functions ami with her slater. Mrs. F. EL Miller. S43 wished to confine himself to the ydmln-latratiof the colony. street. New York. East Eighty-sevent- h SPORT . u - ti-.- Doings - : of the last JONES TAKES .roil that h' Diamond IN Ri-a- Ix-- . il gH-ia- I oat-brea- com-anil- A FISH FOR WORLD'S FAIR. Leadvllle. Colo.. April 27. Mr. W. H. Hancock, of tho United Stales Fish commission, left here today for St. Louis. Mr. Hancock takes with him fourteen cans containing fifty fish, consisting of Natives. Eastern Brook, Lock Levan Lake trout, end Graylings. In addition to the live fish, Mr. Hancock takes along twenty thinisand eggs, brook anJ S.Otxi rainbow. The fish and eggs win be placed on exhibition at the World's Fair, as a sample of what ran he dono at the leadvllle hatchery. Veteran. St Petersburg. April 27. The foreign office does not expect complications over the Greek naval demonstrations off Smyrna, as a result, of the wounding and arrest of the Secretary of the Greek consulate there. LEAGUE Chicago. April 27.' The annual meeting of the National municipal league began today, with delegates present from every large city in the South. President Charles E. Bonaparte of Baltimore railed the assembly to order. Addresses of welcome were responded to by Charles Richardson, of Philadelphia. His address was followed Clinton Romers Woodruff of Philadelphia, who spoke on a Year's disclosure and developments." Vice-Preside- nt For For Quality Price... ti (i it X R. H. U. in M ;; cliMted during the afternoon. A parada In whiiit rode ihe Mayor and City Council as well as ihe Uaklanl and Tacoma preceded the game, Lady Ush Takes Six Furlongs By a which washams, opened by Mayor Wright. Nose From Inspector Munro, a . It was a )Hstr exhibition of baseball. The 40 to 1 Chance. of todli teams was loose. The liattitig of Slieonan and Kagaa waa the feature. Attendance, S.Ouo. Score 18 10 Tacoma ...A 0 10 Yi-al- j ..0 R. H. R. 0 9 15 3 Ran Fraiu iwo. April 27. Jones again Ouklaiid 2 1 2 0 4 0 1 0 10 14 7 Hiricd off Hi riding honor at OakRt. Thom.-aud Graham; land today by landing four W'liiiirra. Rclimldt aud lafimian. All of ilicm were heavily played. One of luK best cffuris was in the mile aud t Spokane vs. Butte. seventy yards handicap, where lie got Vetersnu up iu time to win by a head Rpokritio. April 27. Rimkapn won from Forest King, the imcrinakcr 1 jnty tire opening gsuio with liuttn iu Ihe i'sk look I lie filth by a nose from In- IHcilic National serins this afternoon. spector Miuim. a forty to one chsnce. The Mayor threw tho first ball and The track was still heavy blit fine officially opened tbe so son. Reore weather prevailed. HlsrK-- r Jacob Holt-ma- n R. H. K. leave tomorrow morning for Rpokaue. .0 9 13 4 lamisvllln and Fred Mtilhollaud will Hutto. . ..2 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 0- -7 11 3 Dmnen and Stanley; Spnrcr, lluwoil send the fields away during the rcuiniu-dof the season. Summary: and Bwlndi'lto, First race, six furlongs, selling: Eva D. won; lichlgni'd. second; Miss May Detroit vs. Chicago. third. Time, 1:18 Kecmid race, four furlongs, Rea Air Detroit, April 27. Rnlitnsnn put tha won; Ralsltle. second; Eduradn, third. game out of dinilit by two ruiia and won fur Detroit. Ito also starred In thn Time. :5o Third race, mils aud a furlong, sell- field and worked in a great double play, ing: Mr. Dingle won; Inrletu. sec with Carr to relay tho balk A I tendance, 1,300. ond; Henry (lay Hye, third. Tinin, 2:0! 12. Score R. H E. Fourth race, mile and seventy yards, Detroit . a . , . . . .3 6 8 ,. Yeterauo won; Forest C IlilWgO . a . , handicap: Ikmovun and Woods; Flaherty and King, second; Modicum, third. Tims, 1:4S. Sullivan. Fifth race, six furlongs, selling: l,ariy Usk won: Inspector Munro. secChicago vo. Cincinnati. 1202400 er How-dish- , ... a ond; The iJnutenant, third. Time, Chicago, April 27. Two bits and a W. sacrifice with two mlsplays gavo ChiSixth rare. mile, selling: Trahern won: Hsniault, second; Pierce cago throe runs In tho second inning. Attendance 2.800. J., third. Time, 1: 45. R. H. K. Score . . . , . . , . , . ,5 8 2 Fit. 1nils. April 27. Fair grounds ( blcago. . 2 6 4 Cincinnati First race, six furlongs, selling: Genlaundgron aud Kllng; Elliott and eral Prig won; Meran, secimd; Peaches, ONeil. third. Time, 1:24. New York, April 27. Columbia baa Kecond rare, four and a bait furlongs: Arch Oldhain won; Platoon, second; Just discovered a most valuable addition to her track team hi Price, 1906, Costlgan. third. Time. 1:00 1 4. Third race, six furlongs: Memphian law, whose siieclalty la the high Jump. Price was unable to compete in tho won; Hhorl Cake, second; Bountiful, third. Time, 1:23 Pennsylvania relay carnival last SaturFourth nun, seven furlongs: Mollis day, and has therefore not been seen 111 T. won: laird Haven, second; Illumincompetition in tbe East as yet. Hrv-er- al ate. third. Time. 1:40. yeara ago bn was rbamplim anl record holder of Colorado, having Arnold K. finished first but waa for fouling. jumNd six feet two inches. Though Fifth race, mile and seventy yards: I Tice to badly out of training at presWalt won; Nearest, second; Anti ent, It Is thought that by the end of the season be will be a leading figure Tnief, third. Time. 2:00. Hixth race, six furlongs: Rengaw In the inlnrcullcglaie championships. won; I .y itch, second; Iyrrho, third. Tho besL I hat he has dune so far this spring Is five foci, nine Inches, hut he Time. 1:24 Is working un south field and Trainer New York, April 27. Jamaica sumlljertberg exNcUi steady Improvement, mary: CHESS. Second rare, four and a half furItocamorc Buxanne Cambridge Springs, Pa., April 27. longs, selling: won: Hylvanlte second; Mclropuki Srhlester and Hliowe Iter played today (hair game adjourned on the first round third. Time, :68. Hccoml race, five and a half fur- of the chess tournament. It resulted longs: Toscnm won; Kweet Alien are-on- In a draw. race, Bath BWeach third. Time, 1:18 2. G. . s: 2. 4. d 1:11. Third race, nix furlongs: Palette won; Major Iclhsm second. Time, 1:10. Only two slsriers. Fourth race, six furlongs, Columbus slakes: Collector Jestip won; Monet second; Gold Dome third. Time. 1:17. Fifth race, selling, mile and 70 yards: Daly won: Abels second; Isird Melbourne third. Time, 1:51-- HANDBALL CHAMPION A MATCH FOR TWO MEN. Mirk act Egan. Ihe bandhall champion of the world, played some excellent games yesterday afternoon on the San Francisco courts. Egan won two out of four games, against Magulra and While. The playing on tbe champion's tart waa wonderful. HU sorvtng and court work waa applauded during the play by tbe large andlence. ail-rou- and third games Egan took the Sixth race, four and s half furlongs. and lost the other two by a small mare Amber Jark won; Pcndragon second; gin. Scores: Egan, 20. 21, 18. 21; Merry Lark third. Time, :5fl. Maguire and White, 21. 19, 21. 18. Olher M. matches resulted In this order: Nashville. April 27. Cumberland O'Connell and J. Murphy beat P. Reefs Park summary; and E. Nunan. 21 to 18. 18 to 21 and 2k I .aura to 19. P. Keefe and J. Pr In to lieat K. First race, six furlongs: Hunter won; Rowland M. second; St. While and J. Guthrie, 21 to IS, 19 to 21 Wood third. Time, 1:19. ami 21 to 19. Second race, six furlongs: Opal inti won; Princess Orna second; Ilrasll Parto. April 27. Th wedding of Cap-lai- n third. Time, :52. Sartorie. and Mile. Neuflerd, n1 Third rare, Maxwell House handi- of Charles K. Halle, of Imudoa. took cap, six furlongs : Nannie Hodge won; pla this afternoon at the Churvh of Alileta second; Orient third. Time, Ht. Honor D'Eylau. The groom Is a 1:18. grandson of General Grant. Fourth rare, Utopia Hotel handicap, socmile: Ralnland won; Hranras PANAMA CONFEREES AGREE. ond; Cyprunne third. Time, 1:48 April 27. The conferees Washington, Fifth rare, six furlongs: Rachael on tbe Panama canal bill reached an Ward won: Miss Flelrhmann second; agreement tonight hy accepting the Cbanley third. Time, : IK. first seel Ion of the Senate bill providSixth race, selling, five furlongs: ing lor the jiayment of 10,000,000 to Norwood Ophu won: The Trlfler sec Panama, and th House provision placond; Eucalyptus third. Time, l:3u-1-2- . ing the renal zone under the control r the President. No provision ws made the bonds for construction. Santa Rosa. Cal., April 27. Daly regarding 12:151 a stallion of the Rosrdale stock Now Orleans. April 27. The regufarm stud, died today. Daly was Hired lar Kcimblicans met bare today, of Benton General she out Dolly, by strongly endorsing Roosevelt and hto by Electioneer. admlntotrat km. 5. WILL CLEAN UP. t 3 2 1 Tsi-om- 2 15,-O- MUNICIPAL MEETS. er ....3 Local Season With Pomp. Wash.. April 27 The mining of the baaeiiall scaauu here today was pretty much of a holiday, the city hall and iiiauy hoiikes and office being His Best Effort Was With - liiw'i-tiKSi- tic Mayor Opens -- - i diiiigt-- r OAKLAND VS. TACOMA. fces-fio- u r - Port luu I ...01 0 0 n 1 i q g j Williams aud Wilson; Drulml and Steelman. . , i was iicvli- ju Hie game. losing I 28.--T- !,. NATIONAL Rios and Turf, 1ii-;m'- am-on- BIG RACE. NEARLY ASPHYXIATED. and later conveyed to the Emergency hospital in a serious condition, following two attacks of epilepsy in quiek succession. Ixmdon, April 27. The race for the Portland, April 27. A special from two thousand guinea slakes at New- Victoria, saya that eight member of a market today was won hy 8L Amant. minstrel company, who were toxiked for appearance at tbe Victoria theatre last night, almost sacrificed their lives owing to the Ignorance of a Chinese employe of the theater who opened Die wrong draught In a coke burning healSalt Labe vs. Boise. which permuted poisonous gas to er. Salt ake. April 27. In an Inter- fill the dressing rooms Eight membesting game today Boise took the sec- ers of tbe troupe lieuame nncondoue In ond of the series by hard and consis- their rooms. Tbe lcs Brothers are tent stick work. Up to tbe eighth still unconscious today. inning Stsrkell waa very effective, allowing tbe lurala but two hits and Santa Fe. New Mexico. April 37. J. giving hut one base on hall. In tho C. May. an Indian trader at Fort Winerrorn eighth however, ('tree hit, and th heart, nd MaMiiii pelted three gate. shot himselfoof.through by Ward bis of band, accia dropping pistol two men nips for Salt Lake after dent telly. and bring discharged. were npf. attendance f,oo. H. H E. Score Washington. April 27. Priirea Pu Boise . .. A " 0 p 2 3 0 1 A 9 4 entertained since 0- -4 5 3 Ln who has been Salt Lake. .1 tor St Lamia. Stsrkell and Hanson: Eselck and last Saturday, left today Hauiten. Umpire Sharp. While several police officers were attempting to enter a house in the Dvorrky thoroughfare today they were attacked by a band of men, armed with revolver and knives. Two officers and a deputy Commissary were killed and two otners wounded. Seattle vs. . Portland. Seattle, April 27. Rest Mr took another game from Portland today by pounding young Druhot for fourteen hits, four of which were double. Williams pitched fine ball for Seattle, keeping Pori land's eight hits so well sat- - Ottawa. Ont, April 27 The Grand Trunk Pacific bill was read a second time and a third time tonight The government has a majority of 44. The construction of the new transcontinental railroad Is now assured. Colorado Springs, April 27. W. H. Hughes, the alleged defaulting clerk of the Wa'er Department, waa tried on a charge of embezzlement as a city official today and waa acquitted hy a jury. Wsshing'on. Apcfl 27. Representative Morgen Ft p 'rick of Tennessee, we taken ill tontcht. In the House Warsaw. April 27. BASE BALL Grounders 0900003 Physical Culture, Massage AND Private Lessons in Boxing By Wm. Selby (Yeung Kid McCoy) |