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Show UOHNIXQ EXAMINER, Q'JnEX, UTAH, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER tempted to get on a ('aider's Park car while it was in tuition he was pushed by a conductor and as a result hit HICKEY SHUTS OUT l.Or' ANGELES leg was broken. BUYS A SALT IAKE lK)RSE. Jsi'U Seattle. Oct. -. Mit'koy shut n. g play. C. Y. Russel has at last decided to out Us AngrU-game. Scsillr s.H uuj Jj';t accept the offer of Cy. Keed. the Og- id den horseman, for a horse. Birch! wig. the hall at critical Bcore: R. H. E. The horse is well known as a speed Scull It- 0 producer, but Is entirely unmanageLo Angeles 0 G 3 able. lie has s record of 2:u8 nail Spipfl. Hickey and Lrahy 14 MclXmaM. I'nipire, FIRST TIME HERE IN EIGHT COOL HEAD AVERTS PANIC. YEARS. PORTLAND SHUT OUT BY THOMAS What might have been a disastrous was lfon Ton the averted at panic Portland. Oct. 12. Thi-mbad no Return from European Triumphs theatre last night. A lightning bolt is difficulty m in shutting Portland. have to of one shorted the Hugg was wild and the hine team thought heavily charged light wires with' the bunched hits tn him. I.xub'a hume result that a fire waa started in the run in the I in two talmoving picture marhin gallery. The lies. Snore:eighth K. H. E. people began a confused exit when J. Portland 0 .4 2 Yoai, the stage manager, yelled, "For Tacoma g 11 "The glorified ideal of the military Gods sake keep cool. There is no danBatteries: Hogg and SianVy; Thoger. Turn around and see what a lit- mas and Graham. band." tomdon Globe. I'miu'c--Browtle fire It la. The crowd did so and JOHN PllUJP SOUSA, calm ensued. The audience watched Conductor. the fire with interest and after it was OAKLAND TEAM IN A ESTE1LA UNHUNG, GUEFSlNi; MATCH. nut left the theatre by the side enSoprano. trance. San Francisco, Oct. 12 Wbal. n had JESSIE STRAUS, the Oakland team in a go VioliulM. match FORM A CATTLE CLUB. HERBERT 1.. CLARKE, today and he wan given xiich good Cornel Ut. bad a close support jhat the visit.-rCattle breeders who exhibited Jer- call from escaping a slim . tn. POPULAR PROGRAM. Alformfair at have the State sey cattle Seats on sale Thursday, 9. a. m. Schmidt waa hit hunl the ed the Utah Jersey Cattle club, and though local's runs were secured through officers: rrlcos- - fum, $l oo; 75c, 50c.. have chosen the following R. H. E. batting. Score: President. Joseph Bsrker of North good Francisco ... . William I). San Ogden; vice president, ... . Oakland Livingston of Manti; secretary, B. H. Batteries: Whalen treasurof 8alt Lake; Hollingsworth Schmidt and Byrnes. er, William C. Winder of Calder'a staLake county. tion, Salt A GREAT PITCHERS' BATTIJS. BASEBALL POLLUTED CITY RESERVOIR A ECLIPSE s Prudont People Tliink of Means to Protect Tlieir Health. IS . Friday Eve., Oct. FllONE 147 a. s SOUSA AND HIS BAND by creating healthy mucous membranes, GREAT precaution against acquiring diseases Dr. B. mg A 8. fROV IMPURE DRINKING WATER." C S Hartman furnish tha water mucous membrane perfectly free from at people catarrh la not so liable to become multitude for the as a mucous membrane that la our who eowtitute the population ft deranged by catarrhal congestion. eltfoe. pumeron Tha logic of this Theeeieeerrolre are liable to bo KXJEP TBS ConUminatiou la almost is that during the MICOCI October of month MITOidlblit X EM B BAX El one should water every HEALTHY. If tha patiplo who drink ity taka tha precau- eonld know what happens to tha water would be more tton of cleansing and healing the muthey are drinking, they cous membrane by tha use of Feruna. eaivfaL A teaspoonful or two of Peruna taken furnish water absolutely cities Xuy day during the fall months, when every for drinking unfit re-b-y tha drinking water is at its worst, is a Tbs dangerous qualities ean be boiling tha drinking water. great precaution against acquiring disIn soma casee this eases from impure drinking water. A few doses of Feruna put the mucous ai onto or la vary fneonven-leand puts a membranes right and guard the system A POlkD WOKTB great burden upon against impurities. orerns. the people. Yet It If the cities cannot protect the inhabitants from Impure drinking water, the must protect themselves by Bat, la spite of alf precautions, people inhabitants tha mucous membranes clean fall tha months, keeping during Kpedally m to tha dangers of impure drinki- and healthy, and ypewd entirely free from ng water. rnoviDES Wkeierer the exposure is unavoidable, catarrh. This can PROTECTION. success be some in ean be protected system only th, gepas by healthy mucous membranes. fully accomplished by tha intelligent use of Feruna. catarrh A mucous membrane free from Should you dost re special instructions s aotsoliahle to absorb disease germs regarding tha use of Feruna, write to gs sa unhealthy mucous membrane. Indeed it may be doubted whether a Dr. S. B. Hartman, President of Tha nfembrane is Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio, perfectly healthy mucous and he will give yon the benefit of his gnbjeet to contaminations of this sort. At least this much is certain, a valuable advice g satis. Kiss Minnie Coop, 150 Hasting St., Sk Louis, Mo writes : I cannot speak too highly of tha merit of Pernna. I was troubled for fcuryian with a malarial condition of the system, making me snaceptible to soldi and afiHettoM waulting therefrom. My digestion was very poor, ray breath bad and my sleep poor., I had usqd several remedies, but nothing helped me until 1 tried Feruna. A great change took place and I knew within a week that I had at last found thr ptnacra for my troubles. I used it Cor nearly two months and felt satisfied With ths results. At the and of that time 1 was strong and well and it has kept mein perfect health aver since. If I feel badly at any time, I Just taka a couple Minnie Coop. of does sad find that it soon restores me. reservoir wt rd nt ripnnoi IT LAKE DEPARTMENT ' By Our Special Correspondent. la not In a position to give out what ha has learned as It la mostly of the He thinks all later developments. points to the Insane theory. It ie also apparent that tha deed was that of a left handed man. It la a left handed man that tha po' lice are looking for. The Sheriffs force and the police force are In perfect harmony in this case as In nil others. A well known authority on physical culture discussing the defense tha young lady put up says that throwing MURDEROUS ASSAILANT OF A her head back undoubtedly saved her YOUNG SCHOOL GIRL IS STILL life. DANGER TO OTHERS. AT LARGE. If it proves true that It was the work Prw Snatcher la Active Matrimonial of a maniac, then there la danger of The I in Zion.' . others being similarly assaulted.noticewomen of the city have been less in number on the streets W Lake City, Oct 11. The mystery ably since the occurrence and many say unwinding the murderous assault up-- they will continue to be so until the Mis pa Mary Burton thlckena. Th Rum and the sheriffs farce are at but have some well defined clues or may not bear fruit wjeh may The fiend la captured. PURSE SNATCHER AT LARGE. only person who witnessed tha Min I.eons Baker was tha victim of wilt li John Mattbeson, of the first a well dressed purse snatcher In the Kir class at the Salt Lake high busiest trade center of the city last KhooL He la fourteen yean of age The young lady was looking la M Uv at 10 North Second West night a window when n well dressed man ap- following facta connected slashing: i"1 wa,tin t meet my mother I Main Street and had stopped in 01 1- - P. Gardners store. After some time I started to walk wjrt First South and I met a girl . recognised as Marx Bur-. Bhe was walking north and a few 2? Mead of me. I saw a man pass nd as he did .Mry nd M left hand shot towards her and w L..?leam ofA metal and then MW blood. I saw her r handkerchief and cover the I8? tIlen hurrtd forward un-- v ui Jolod two ladlea-- 8h took arm and 1 thought aha Vf iih wJh Afi ith the j6 proached and snatched her purse containing $8. He dashed into the alley along aide of the store and made good hta escape from a 'crowd of men who pursued him. He wofe a black suit, oft hat and a short overcoat. MARRIED SINGLE-MARRE- D IN ONE DAY. Divorced and marled In lenhan an fiour; that la the experience of Prof-Mi- les, the swimming teacher at the Sanitarium. Tuesday he waa granted a divorce from Juliet Mlln by Judge Hall on tha. grounds of desertion. As soon as the decree was signed he hastened to secure a license to wed Mlu them. Lydia E. Hardy. Deputy County Clerk The nan hurried meanwhile down David Smith performed the ceremony. nd aftfr toklng quite a Mrs. Mlln No. 2 is the daughter of . h ,,lrned ad lookdd Jamn D. Hardy of No. 361 West First ?! JMrtilheglrL As he looked jo did South. Si !hni h Quickly averted hia Md hurried more than LITTLE GIRL DIES. before, did not get a chance to get th n,n- H wor A Ardel Llday, daughter of John and 1'!"11' bnt no overcoeL Hf Mabal Llday, died Tuesday at the age 1Ul of 3 years, of whooping cough. Tha ta .hoTtoT--'' funeral will be held Thursday afternan Mn. to noon at 2 o'clock at the residence, 48 ld 8outh Fifth West street' . hi tti!?1 the nia,tr d it 1 h aW t0 mof- HIGHWAYMAN SCARED OFF. Th.5? HARD ON THE CASE. . A well dressed highwayman atis UmSu lf ?! th ,aw wHI certainly i? Justi bring this fiend to tempted to rob the Valley .House sato ha loon early this morning. His own rewhlcb to base a volver went off and ba waa scared 'Wft mlJt"e uP0B however, that they are away by IL Hs commanded the bariVs.0?! L!?h a. c.lur that Tf any-- tender to hold up bis hands and as he ut their plans, would did so the bartender dropped behind ht ifo- -. , he winds. All points to the bar. Aa he did so a shot followed th. to .J dee1 U tommltted him and the robbed made a hurried exit He has not been located. He ad been' MADE, waa heavily masked, and but a very (tT wbo la on the can has kid: meagre description la at band. look-3LW- ir "p Jl dqubt-!ffcWou- -. thsi h.Pard fw y,h; man" worHn bis force that they As he htts w'!.t town the past few daya he "B - i! by a ,thrata ? would kill some girl. to give his - thi Pittsburg, Oct 12. The third of the Post season games was railed at the Assistant County Physician Odell end of the fonfteenth Ini. ng cm achas closed three of the, count schools count of darkness It was a pitchers' In Mill Creek on account of smallpox, battle throughout, with Joss showing which threatens to become an epi- much the better. Attendance, 3.9UO. demic. Score R. H. K. 8 15 1 Pittsburg Cleveland e 3 7 1 IN POLITICAL CIRCLES. Inez and Phelps; Joes and Bemls. The speaker) at the Democratic ralAT ST. LOUIS. ly to be held In Springville this evening will be James H. Moyle, C. S. Vsr-ia8t. Louis, Oct. 12, Score: and W. E. Smythe. 2 4 0 Americans 1 3 1 Judge Z. L. Cobb, the whirlwind or- Nationals Howell and Kahoe: N'ich-dand ator of the Lone 8tar state, la in town and will spend the .next two Grady. weeks in Utah campaigning for the Democrats. n s FOOTBALL The ladles the American party will meet tomorrow in the Ladles' Literary club. A program of speechmakof TIE GAME. Stanford University, Cal., Oct. 12. The football game between Stanford The Democrats will rally in Murray University and the Multomsh team of Portland resulted In a tie, neither side Monday night lu the Opera house. scoring. Stanford played Vaggod ball. Stanford should have scored twice, lint LATE MINING LOCALS. lost the ball at critical times by penald plays. Choate, of the The Taylor-Bruninsampler reports ties for the arrival of four ears of ore from visitors, sustained a sprained ankle. Tlntlc, one from Idaho and one from At Philadelphia Pennsylvania, 12; Bingham. Gettysburg, 0. Superintendent Ziegler iff the Ohio At Princeton: Princeton, 5; Lata Copper company came in from camp un Tuesday evening with two cars ol etto, 0. concentrates. At New York, Columbia, 12; Kwarte-mor0. Secretary Joseph lienrtisw of the Monarch company 'has received a telegram from A. R. Iwla stating that the Monarch deal will be closed very TWO STAKE RACER shortly. AT LEXINGTON. Superintendent Nutting of the Bingham Con. smelter came in from the Lexington, Oct. 12. The two stake races on the card today, the unfinishplant on Tuesday evening. ed 2:09 trotting race of yesterday and D. P. Robllng, consulting engineer two purse races attracted aa unusually of the Gold Hunter mine In the Coeur large crowd to the trots. The Lexington stake,, worth fS.OOO, dAlenes, baa returned from a. visit to for two year olds trotting, went to the property. Jack Axawortby In two straight heats. Bon Voyage, the favorite In the race on A moat Interesting change in formation ia rumored In the Silver Shield the strength of his winning the two of Bingham. year old division of the Futurity, end was formally transferred to W. A. James McGregor has returned from Clark, Jr., of Butte. Mont., Just before the race was called. Chas. Marvin Bayhorse, Idaho. old Bon Voyage to Clark the day he of won the Futurity for 110,000. He apJames Hickey, superintendent the Comatock, came down from Park parently had each of the heals today won until the very finish. City on Tuesday. Brownie Wilton, a Prohibitive favof the orite won the 2:19 class trotting In George Moore, originator Moore cyanide process, la in the city. three straight heats. Morons, whose ownership was today transferred from C. T. Mixer has returned from a trip Cl R. Voorhela of Jersey, 1111 to W. A. to the Custer mining district of Ida- Clark, Jr., took third money. Results: Unfinished, 2:09 trot, purse $1,000, ho, where he his been making an extwo In three John Taylor won the amination for eastern clients. 2:10 first and fourth heats In 2:12 A promising strike la reported In Robert Me. won the third beat Marion Wilkes won the the crosscut of the No. 2 tunnel of In 2:18 second heat In 2:19 Lisonjoro, the Sevier Consolidated. Ida Highwood, Judge Green.JIm Ferry, Newton A and Tuna also storied. The .Vest stake, 2:19 clasa trotting, purse $2,00U. 3 In 5 John Caldwell won three straight hosts In 2:13 4, 2:12 4. Jesse O Redwood and 2:11 Direct Well started. The Lexington for 2 year olds, trotting, purse $2,000, two In throe. Jack Axsworthy won two straight bests In Bon Voyage, Bertha 2:16 2:15 BALL TEAM TO BE . Elmett, Elm Ford and Flxy Lamsrto SOU) AT SHERIFF'S 8LE. also started. 2:06 class, pacing, purse $1,200, two Philadelphia, Oct. 12. To satisfy In three Sphinx S. won tw0 straight 2:08. Halffln, HalJudgment nates aggregating 330,000, heats In 2:08 also the Philadelphia National Baseball berd. Cubanola and Nonamie league will be sold at sheriff's sale. started. Action has beei brought by Arthur E. 2:19 class, trotting, purse $1,000, Newbold aa trustee for the'etockhold-ers- . three in three straight beau In 2:15, Oxone, Morone, 2:12 and announcement of the public 2:15 ale will be made by the sheriff with- Victor J. and Betsy Ford also started. in n few days. President Potter of the DKLMAK RESULTS. club said today that tha auction of Mr. Newbold la founded upon certain loans St. Louis, Oct. 11- Delmar results: made by him and others to tho club In First race, 0 furlongs Tattenham November, 1908, and during the spring second f Gualdal The loans won;. Escanaba. of the present year. amounted to nbom $30,000. A a tha third. Time 1:16 3 Second race, 5 furlongs, pace stock of the company ia fully paid, no assessments could be levied, and, Trixie White won; Korea second; the past season being profitless, the Tary Lou, third. Time, 1:08 Third race, 6 Dirlongs Dr. Riley club could not repay Ita loans. Additional loans will be necessary to won; Ora Z second; Sam Stovena, continue next season, Mr. Potter said, third. Time. 1:15 Fourth race. 6 furlong, handicap and many of the stockholders insisted Newbold ' proceeding Arlene won ; Monaco Maid second; Zln Mr. upon , da third. Time. 1:14 against the company by action. Fifth race, mile Jake Greenbtirg NEW RECORD FOR POTATO RACE. won; Flora Willoughby second; Pinochle third. Tire. 1:42 Sixth races 6 furlongs, felling 8t. Louts, Oct 2. Athletic events were held In the Stadium today aa a Howard won: R'na D second; Cael-s- a third. Time, 1:22 feature of tho Knights of Columbus day. C. J. P. Lucas okCambridgeport. AT MORRI8 PARK. Mass broke the worlds record la tha potato race by running the event In 43 New York, Ort. 12. Morris Park seconds, seven seconds below the preremits: vious record. First rare, 6 1 2 furlongs Orthnay Jackrattlln BETWEEN THREE CITIES. won; Graceful MVnd; third. Time, 1:23 Second race, Wither mile Anadlae, Philadelphia, Oct 12. Aa the reanlt of tha eeoond days play la tho wo- first; Toisan third. Time, 1:44 Third .race. La Champaigns slakes. men) golf ohampkmahip tournament, Tradition tha championship now Ilea brtwaon 7 furlongs Oiseau won; New York, Philadelphia and Boaton. second; Paradena third. Time, 1 : 19. New York has Miss Louise Kaader- Fourth race. Wither mile De Ra-ek- e hoff. Miss Sanford and Mias Georgia won; Andrew Mark second ; Old Anna Biahep. PhUadelphla'a hope Rea Ebtgland third. Time. 1:31 r Fltih rare. 7 hk Miva France Griecoia and F. N. a won; R. L. Johnston, second; SufferAyraa, While tha Boaton repreaento-tlmeare Miaaee Pauline Mackey, Mar-kar- ance. third. Time, t : SI Sixth rare, mile and a sixtarnth. Curtis, and $L JC. Harley, ing and music will be given. nff-sl- n e, RACES SALT LAKE Mix-U- CLOSES SCHOOLS. lie nr?. ,ve out.. saj-- a HEAVY DAMAGE'S ASKED. Andrew Godfrey, guardian of Fined J. Morris, has filed a complaint In the Third Judicial District court against the Utah Light A Railway company for a broken leg. It Nklna ia alleged that aa . young Morrla at-- Reward. A reward of Fifty Dollars ($50.08), wUI be paid by tha Utah Light Co. for the arrest of party or partiea who on the evening o( April 29th, 1903, censed a abort circuit" oa Ita etoetrio transsdsaiea Una, through Intorferaaca la some meaner with said companys Unea a Power - 1-- 2, 1-- 2. 3-- 2. sms of 11 trana-missi- es UTAH LIGHT 01 POWER CO.. By Re Sm Campbell, Mgr. NOTHING BETTER A perfect Whiskey for Household and Medicinal purposes. Properly aged, sweet aroma, delicious in taste. Minstrels PERFORMANCE OF FASHIONABLE MINSTRELSY. THE GREAT lilLLY-VAA rOIJTK N, The Assassin of Sorrow. JIMMY WALL "The Beau BruutiBt-ll- . CLAYTON. JENKINS AND JARTER aud nearly half a hundrtQI minstrel stars. SEE THE GRAND REVIEW AT Old Kentucky NOON. The parade passes through tha principal streets only. Free open air concert at 7:10 p. m. in front of theatre. $1.00. 75c 50c. 25c. PRICER MATINEE 25c and 50c ever the hill Proceeds won; Thistle Heather, second; Muasclman, third. Time, 1:49 F. J. KIESEL ta CO.. Distributors 0E9Q 0 KANSAS CITY RACKS. H. B. mmm nm tessstnssasscsssu I Hilliard G. C. Rchcrg. 0 CENTRAL HOTEL AND BAR Kansas City, Oct. 12. Summary: First rare, six furlongs: Jim Goss won; Silent Water Second; Happy Chappy third. Time, 1:13 n Second race, five furlongs: won; Sea Sick second; A Milne third. Time. 1:1)0 Third race, mile: Cndx D'Or won; St. Tanituany second; 8yn Micheles third. Tima. 1:40. Fourth race, Sprint handicap, C furlongs: Taxer won; 1st Lunde second; Eckeraall, third. Time, 1:07. Fifth race, steeplechase, about two miles: Sweet Jana won; Scbwarx-wal- d second; Creolin third. Time, Capl-tanax- 3-- 0 Under New Management , Phone 135-- k sanOtgcili 1-- 4:11 Sixth race, mile: Golden Mineral won; Telephone second ; Harbor third. Tim 1:42. CHICAGO RACES. Chicago, Oct. 12. Worth summary: First race, 5 furlongs Black Art won; Dundall second; Useful Lady third. Time, 1:02 8econd race, mile and 100 yards D. K Moore won; Harney second; Scortlo third. Time, 1:48 Third race, 5 furlongs, Oaklawn takes The Belle won; (fold Enamel second; Kurtxman tbird.Time, 1:18 Fourth rare, mile and 20 yards Rid News won; Luralighler second; Huxsah third. Time, 1:42 Fifth race. 7 furlongs Cousll won; Mtxs Crawford second; Con Coruscate third. Time, 1:27 Sixth icacas 6 t'nrionga Triumvir won; Sad Sam second; 8L Paula third. Time, 1:15. 3-- 1- 3-- S-- 4 3-- ALBERT F. 1-- 3-- 4, at a point about oua mile south from the power house, knows aa PL wear Ststtoa, sear the mouth of Ogdaa Canyon. Persona era warned not to Interfere In any wise with said nR It la safe to the pifbHe If unmolested, but serious results to properto persons can be caused through the ty sod possible fatal reaulta breaking of insulators, or the throwing of wires, limbs ef trees, or similar obstruction over the wires of companys said electrie lias. Nankcvillc's Havcrlcys Warning, FIFTY DOLLARS -- MATINEE and NIGHT. THIS SEASONS ONE BIG EVENT! t a A REWARD OF SATURDAY, OCT. 15 Wt ' Resident ALEXANDER GRANT, Manager. R. 2478 WASH. AVE. rEK32EtJ . SMALLPOX RANGES hardware: and crockery A t STEEL i Coles Hot Blast Heating Stoves WHEELWRIGHT BROS. fo'-i.'- PFDVNA. S AMUSEMENTS 1- lfairps 13, 1901. RICHEY. 1-- 2, UNDERTAKER Phone 4, 2-- 4. 150. 2373 Washington Ave. 3-- - Vnu need a Fall Suit and Overcoat O O 23M WASHINGTON 3-- 4. 1-- 1-- 1-- furlong--Monaeodne- ,1-- THE . SUCCESS MARKET a g for yourself and boys. Putnams has them In great abundance and at tha RIGHT PRICES. Dont fall to call and AVE. look them over before you buy. "Live and lat Uva la our motto. We do net promlao to eell you . something for nothing. Our Masts are freak. We endeavor to please every tody who patronizes the UCCE8S MARKET. The Putnam Tha LILLIE BRAND LARD not made by a Tf UST OUR LEADER, no compound or EASTERN LARD mixed with It-- Ask your GROCER far It Nob 1 bacon .IS Phene orders given apeetal attention.. FRONT & BDRGI- 227 V. Phen iaSSSS nr ALL EIGHTH GRADUATES O o o o jf3! WiM receive 69 er cent oa ew e all pictures taken within tbn next 30 daya at GASBKRGi 8 STUDIO, 27S 25th St n esS 2345 Washington Avenue |