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Show The Salt Lake Teiegram. THUKSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1903. SAINTS IN ALERT LOWERS AGING RECORD TO 1:57 POOR LUCK NEW Tori:, :u Prlr.ce Alert the pacing- hero cf a hundred races and the- champion cf a score of half-mil- e tr:ic!:s, went against the world's pacing .record' of 1:53, held by Dan Patch, and beat it. most decisively at the Empire City track yesterday. It 'was the- first clay of the autumn meeting1 of the Empire City Trotting clubhand in addition to a strong card of four races Prince Alert vrasbiled for what looked like the impossible feat of beating the record. uEt Prince Alert had recently won the half-miltrack championship in 2:03V, which had been won only the week before by aDn Patch in 2:04, and good judges. were sanguine. The weather and the track were perfect, and the wind, which was high Weakened. early in the day. kindly subsided ho that the conditions were favorable. Mart Dcmarest the trainer and driver of the Prir.ce, on account of overweight, decided to get John Curry to drive, and Darnerest drove the thorougnbred speed-makin front with the wind shield Bulky. At the third t'me the starter gave the Sc-p-t. word, and, pacing like a perfect piece of machinery, Prince Alert shot away to the quarter pole in 9M,. As he got into the back-stretc- h he Increased his speed and was at the half in 58. Then the crowd realized that they were witnessing the fast mile of the century, and cheers and shoutg of "Come on," three-quart- in 1:57. -- WINTER RACING AT 1AMPI0NS LOS ANGELES TRACK a c llcnry, Roach, p TO PLAY OUT LOS ANGELES, Sept. Los Angeles docs not mean, to allow San Francisco 24. BASSETT TO COACH ALL HALLOWS TEAM Freeman Dassett, the well-know- n Games Post-Seas- on local athlete, will coach the All Hallows football team this season. Last year Bassett was physical director of the L. D. S. unithe champion versity and captain ofteam. uu.nd football Ilassctt had his men out for their first practice tftcrday. Jla says his team will bo too light to play the University ciEvt but he thinks it will be capable of crapeting successfully in the high school Na-tinr- ai 21 Years a Dyspeptic. 11. II. Foster, MS S. 2nd St... Salt Lake City, writes: "I have been bothered v.ith dyspepsia or indigestion for 21 years; tried many doctors without relief; recently I got a bottle of Ilerbine. One bottle cured me; I am now tapering off on the second. I have recom-de- d it to my friends; it is curing them, too." 50c it Z. C. M. I.'- -' Donahue, 2b Weaver, cf Davis, lb. Howlett, 3b. . Har.ley. rf. tween Pittsburg Boston Teams; BLOWN 200 FEET Viggs, p. 4 Boiler at Bock Crusher Lets Go, Killing One Man and Injuring Two Others. FAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24. By the explosion yesterday of the bo?ler of a rock crusher in Bijou's quarry at Ocean View near this city one man was killed and John Rainer was 'blown 200 feet from the scene of the accident, his body being fearfully mangled. The cause of the accident is unknown, further than the fact that the boiler was an old one. Over, 100 men were at work in the works and several narrowly escaped being struck by pieces of flying iron and rock. LANDS WITHDRAWN FROM SETTLEMENT . Offices Directed to Withdraw .5 .. .3 ...5 o 0 o ...4 ...4 9 0 o 3 3 3 o 1 3S 0 i 0 0 0 3 0 1 ... ... 14 2 S3 0 0 ir. 1.TV New York Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia St. Iuls 34 01 .K.-.- : 43 122 12S IX! Ci.Icngo Washington - 4-- 70 71 f.s V CI I2i C. 123 V4 131 13 131 r.l ;i C2 41 fu .t-V- .3W Louis 1, New York 4. second gHm Detroit f. Boston 4, first .ame; Detroit Boston 2, second ane. "BISHOP" WIOGS GAVE THE ten hits and three passes during the eleven innings. RUNKLE PLAYED AN ERRORLESS game at short for the visitors, accepting a total of six chances. 8. W. - W 1? 77 71 23 f2 U.S Ti I,. C7 41 PC. .rS .&d .M4 .Xf! Today's Games. withdraw from all -- rms of entry and disof prospective irrigation posal mi accountfollowing-elescribed lands: projects the lands in townships 29 district, Douglas and ?.0 north, ranges St and 85; Cheyenne district, lends in township 2S, range 84 and P.4, township 12 south, range 83. M any More Ltks It In Salt Lak City The followir cae is. but one of many similar occnrrln.qr daily in Salt Lake City. It is an easy matter to verify its correctn?3. Surely you cannot ask for hotter proof than such a conclusive evi- plaj'ed short without an error. DONAHUE AND WEAVER EACH GOT too hits in the game yesterday, while Anderson and Babbitt failtd to connect. ALTHOUGH M'CLOSKEY HAS ADDED several new men to his list. lvi has not released any one. "Mack" Intends to keep all of his present players on until the close of the season. SHOULD SPOKANE WIN A MAJORITY of the games from beattle, and Sslt Lake a majority from Butto, the Indians will land the pennant artor nil. But Wilmot doesn't fear the outcome. MANAGER M'CLOSKEY REQUIRES all of his men to report at th ball grounds every morning at 10 o'clock for practice. Failure to appear means a line. WILLIAM BINFORD. THE FORMER manager of the Lobsters, is In the city, endeavoring to get. a couple of the present series of games for Ogdcn. Superior Canals Abroad. dence. II. Madsen. Plumber employed at th E.ilt Lakj Hardware Co., residence 964 Fourth street, says: years ago I was run over Wrct "Tv.-onty-on- and since then mi back has and .my kidneys caused me hen ru end cf In the following heat--;- r. or ;ny occupation I havr; to stoop a great deal and r.:or;t of the v.ork necessitates r.tvr i i on th muscles of the back. This, c" courco, aggravates the cause, v.hcn ir: tho acute tag:e I frequently ruTor. Knowinsr from the irregular action of tho kidney accretions that the kidneys woro responsible for the led me tov.try remedies when the attacks were very pronounced; None of them ever brought euch lasting relief as Doan's Kidney Pills, procured Hill Co.'s store. Satisfied at the did its work thoroughly that one a;:i well I purchased a second, and when I had completed it the last attack stopped." Price 50 For sale by all dealers. n Co., Buffalo, N. cents Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the nam- ?- Doan's and take no otLer. hy a U-si- v.c-r.l- ; nn03-ar.ee- fitting-furnaces- an-itoyar.'- ces F.f Foster-Milbur- Elwood Mead, Washington. Stpt. chief of the irrigation bureau of the Department of Agricuitjre, returned todav from a tour of investigation in Italy and other European countries. Mr. Meade will later make a report to Sectetary Wilson noting his observations ot Irrigation systems abroad. He r.ay: that the Government methods of distributing water are as good a? those anywhere, but that the United States mtgh take, lessons from the of the superior construction canals abroad. 21. Fire in Oil Region. Beaumont, Tex., Sept. 24. Fire that at noon yesterday In the east end oil district of the Shoestring twenty-fiv- e oil derricks, causing destroyed a loss estimated at $lz,rG0. The principal loser was the West Davis Oil company. Other loseu included the Davey Crockett. Emmett Landy and Jackson Tobin corunanles. Reno Barn Burned. Reno, New, Sept. 21. The livery barn T. K. Hymers, with a large number of vehicles, together oils, hay and paints, head of horses, burned yesterday. thirty horses were stalled on the secSixty ond floor and it was impossible to get all of them out in safety. Loss, 0,CO0, partially covered by Insurance. of- - ats-- rt- l r - 1. Tmr. w. Cer. A 7. li-Z- rt l. NICELY FFRNIHHED f.OOM.1 AND at ttl Hauth Ktt. NICELY FURNISHED P.CKiMS AND bonl t S IUt 7ir Sulh. FL'RNIHHED I'.OOMX IHH UKNTLU- - - p- Tax-mon- y, 15J7-- MME. DE LA ROCHE BABCOCK, Teacher of Piano, Voice Culture and French. muic for danrlnr parFurntphf piano 5 ties. Constitution building. Studio Kt. i-- ci W. Norih Tni. IR t'x )K FROFI At J. PIANO KTFD'.O H iNk. E35 3 BICYCLES AND REPAIR! NO. i s v;TTi:v:ru; i;i;w I'lTTED ' lr? A. i'.ry.tm h. J frprfd, MACIIL?JE WORK. HTATiCTairA e r77vn" a Ewfc-- k. FLUFF RUO WORKS. wwt. A NICELY FURNISHED EOOM. 3 South Wffl Tem;4e. FURNISHED RtM.MS FOR HOUSE-kt'l-n. Uzt DIED. Wi. t MUSIC. I Sujth ird rrr.rf-n-htoa'.- Jul P j jth. A MODERN FURNISHED FRONT room for rmt at '27 V t 4th Houth. FFRNIHHED RiM)M TO RENT AT South Htat TWO NICELY FURNIHIiED FRONT 1.2 U it. room. trr for hauk-pir- -. ONE NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ruom; liht hou"kecr ir.c. K4 E. 2nd NEWLY FURNISHED IKtOMS. II. and 11. T. South Ir.d NICELY Ft RNIHHED FRONT ROOM I 111 ort :nd hand cafh E.tjum: 13 K la,. NEW or trrr. ONE FFRNIHHED ROOM AT 2H IO. )! P.l?ro. W. 1t Rrtldenco, JCl 3d at. ! Eji Flrt Wft. t-- ANTONPEDERSEN, Teacher of Piano, Violin and .dy. Ill m n sArrs. rV(; v wonsoi r adi: Fii'T:r.;-lIhtr. m lrupr. E.Jrl tUby.rvh tf it. r, w. car. . E.-- CASH REOISTERS. LAMPS AND REFLECTORS. UAHH. TRM'E NEW OR or term. Sr r.pm- - ftoutl Co., 4k E, ii . :ND-HA.S- KILLS MARSHAL AND COMMITS SUICIDE p, 1 musicians musical Studios Butte at Salt Lake, Seattle at Spokane. Murderer Pursued by Citizens Turns "Weapon Upon llimself; OffSHORT-EtoTHE SAINTS' NEW BABBITT, 24. The WASHINGTON, Sept. Registers icer Performing Duty. didn't succeed in connecting with nnd Receivers in Douglas and Cheyenne any of Roach's curves yesterday, but ho (Wyo.) land district were today directed to Large Body. TYPEWRITERS. . fill ra pupil of Prof. Leachetlsky of Vlmr. de?lrta t nniioimr that h- - lll rreiv piano-for- t pupil nt hrr attidlo. No. 4li Sv.ulh Main. Telephone Til P. ES DENHMORE lln e f I;.M-rW. Carter. Vt . Tel CON-venlene- Eal He?-j'h- l lt Stodlo. CaliT' South. TpI. lO-Y- . PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE. F.utte Spokane Stattl- Salt Lak; li. e. MODERN 1st Roulh. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. '4 South Wet Tem;l. I1Y NICELY FURNISHED RcOM ROOM. t J iTLSCELLANEOUS. aa BOOMS FOR ; FtRNI8IIi:i U I-- TtooMTNtTTToT cheap. Call at Ss W. NEW BOOKCASE AND CI U FFXJNI ER. cheap for r h. IU E. Uh H ylh. HE' ONDHAND tob- -FAZ.: t. HAVE h?vKht tacr. Ad!n rlty. SKKINfJ M ACtHNE 12 PER M'NT1L White ofTlce. V W. 1st Ho. Thor, 17-- . DIAMOND COAL. U W. IND HOUTH. Tempi. Ird Huth. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. Third Weat. K. . 4 Cv-- TOE. BALE LRU IT lie)t"SF.KEKP- no children: at S; South W. Temple. HOTEL FfR- NirTHERLANDR, r.lsheil rooms Mra. II. W. Mora, prop.. Zi Ir.-- A Standing of the Clubs. Trr.j-;e- NEW OR INDdlAND. CAFJI TRADE FERNISIIED ROOMS. 4J W. IND bO. MRS. AONES6sC0RNE. 7. Cleveland Z. Washington Chicago l. 7. Philadelphia 4.2. St. Ioul New York firat game; St AR- .ND M'NEELY NEWMEYER rived here afternoon and strolled down to the ball parlc while the battle was on. One of the new men will enter the box today for the locals.' New- meyer was given a royal welcome by the fans whe-- he appeared. "BILL" IIAUSEN WILL CATCH FOR Salt Lake today. McCloskoy pot In communication by telephone with Ha'isen last evening, and the latter agreed to join the Churchmen. Ilausvn has been the bitterest enemy of Salt Lake fans for many seasons, but all will be forgiven if he plays the kind of ball he used to. Wet SCAVEKOFR or mnlh. the day. H. Stat at Controversy Is Settled. CHEAP. FURNISHED lUVJMS WITH KEEN h A NIT ART CO. omen a w. or mlthoul houaivlta:. 2t W. o. Dt rvth Tl. Itll'X. t. 21 Th controv ersy beFt. I'ai l, tween the ennrineers r.r.d firemen and th FURNISHED ROOMS. CM. C O II 3RD 9(1. SCAVENGER LAKE SALT tireat North rn M l was arr'.cably ettled MiJfrn cnvenlTx- Ht. phor FA trrir ! t(r.:ght. ONE I.AIldn FRONT ROOM. HOUSE- kipping If drlf4. 11 KmI iCt PAINTER AND PAPERIIANOER. ROUND FFRNIHHED tUK)f. Koor. Ut South. J, II. or.UTZ. W MARKET. TEI tSU t. FURNISHED ROOMS W. NORTH i Yesterday's Oames. TAIL-ENDER- S Zli H. W. Adam Patterson started a force of men to work yesterday morning on his r.w two-stor- y bulldlnc at !". Twet.ly-flfi- h street. The atr.ietrt will hap n fifty- foot frontage una extend bark rlghty fel. IIATTIE M. WISHARD, .M7 Teacher of Piano. ..W. ..M0 Lchetirky method. Uninnera a .41 dally. 2H". E. 2nd S.uth. . CHAMPIONS AND CLAIRVOYANT ft, cr trma. H.rr r p.c .C2 C CS FT NTT N TyrEwnrTEEs. tord M f- b-it- bn ana p. w. r. MrR and tranc NICELY FURNISHED ROOM 8. WITH electric light and ird floor Eagle block. Ft'RNISHED ROOMS. 213 W. SECOND South. ONE HOUHEKEEPINO ROOM FOR worklr-.man r woman: very cheap If I Leading 7. Standing of tho Clubs. tncrt -t ap 1 A baby boy h.ia be n bom to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Proudnt. AMERICAN LEAGUE. F..Men Philadelphia Clcveltnd New York Detroit St. lstulu j th. . G.1 .421 .Zf.9 New York, AS WATERS. boanL S30 S. W. Temple. NICELY FERN IS 1 ED ROOMS WITH ele trie light, bath and ateam heaU 3rd Marriage licenses c-n-hnv' lued to l T7. of Orden. and John'm. Jai.e F. Pyolt. Z of Bilsham City; Jrh Rockham, 24. .ind Lutu Stephens, 21. t"ih of Ogde-n- . BenJ-iml- V.r. 2 13 13; JOHN CAMKNCIV. AHT1FTIC RHOE V. trd ftowtK irkr. rtrc,4 t ll Wold ha lern received that Oeorre P- derson. who r:ltel from Orln In th I'nlted Stairs navy, has dmerted from the training ship Itennlnglon. I red cll. wno recently renlcnej nm foreman rf th l;lo Grnre Western, wi; Im the recipient of a teautlful Ma whi worker tinder Mm. scr.lc pin by thosettdy Yesterday's Game. Pittsburg. KiNm, Is If r:rrt aln ft. lift. allO EKAKX3, r. c rx m. J OH 4 N I CELT FCIlNiSHim V.OOM8 T9 W. Uh with or without . force of men began work ymtrrtay oMck on the excavation fer a two-stor- y Twenty-fift- h buslriff blfx-- at meet for Adam Patterson. 0 E3 133 1 nnow. cjnorsr) mosT uuni:. light, rloae In. X ti. W. Tmj4c. A rz :i 134 1"J) L. Jk Lfct floor, Virgil C. Calne. Mrs. S. H. Cave h returned from as extended vlilt in California. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Standing of the Clubs. p. W. IM Pittsburg e'hioaco i'jti -- 17 0 0 zZZ.K. Ai t- - Talti -- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o t y not una. a. ar4 loratlot u i.--1 l- 1 1 Hv hc-ard- 12 2 rraot4. M-- 11 RtXT. TOR TOU fer NICE QUIET TV RNIB1I EDfn-rr-sItOOWH,t Trn.with homo cooklnc. 1 pl. Irlc U. Ft. w, erniUE ItEMCVirr TO Ti V. Two Filipino Dwarf. Third few 'a. man and A nalr of Flhn'.no dwarfa NICELY rt'llSUIIlU) ltOOM, KEAR RICH. oman brother and lter. went throJirh J M'VICKER. AFEAYER, 23 W. Ind South. n World'a to the route rda Opd?n yetcrday fa r at St. Ix il. wr.cre tnev wm rue FRONT ROOM, freak ldehow. The man U rr NEWLY FURNISHED placetla: itIn 8tat, rsrr cttr ar.d rvrtTr lAAg is vi cf 8C. and l Incnea tan. WANTED XISCXLLAXrOUS. inchta the woman la ;1 jrgri old. and NICELY FfRNIHlfED llMMB FOR tall. Ntltrer could speak English. light hot.ekertn. 4 Wtt Jr4 A MAN WITH V CAP! I TO DEVOTE !r- -, mr..y n t hi IN NICELY FFRNIHIIED RfXt fNew 2eroocratlc Dally. r. d tcSrve whifhtk lJt J. Jrr Ird location. Uod prlvM family. The preliminary arrangf mnt for the Crtaa T J' t. Tel tram. of a dally lemocrallc nwpa-pe- r launching em to have been x rfected. In UKd-FT All JENK CO. IfKlif EKT-. PRICrJ! NICELY FU UN I HI I ED HOOMf. WITH roir.intr c r.rii l pa t. :.Z f for 4 tkvith irtn i;Mi, tncugn or gjrn without t.ard. ( nntl nnon to be .!tor. out. rraik J. '.. Mh tv. etc. tl Tl. bra. a fcMclcnt staff to up;3rt him haa btjt FFRNIHHED Tipr, NICELY UiUii: aecured. miem cunrilnc, private r'mr. SPIRITUALIST. family, t.3 Jkuth Snd KajpL City Briefs. NICELY FFRN18HKD ROOMS AND A son haa been born to Mr. and Mr. pltche- - Wlfegs. 1; Rosch. 1. Hit by1. pltchert Home ball Henry. ball Ward. Passed Two-bas- e run McHale. hits Roach. Shaffer.- - Sacrifice hits Donahue, FlanStolen baaea nery. Weaver, Lnch. Hanley. Double plnys Runklo Flannery. to Shaffer; Anderson to HowWt; Donahue to Davis, lime or game z;z CHAM-pica- s Officials at Douglas and Cheyenne 0 o 0 0 I- Int.:rs.rrt IIou. r-- 0 3 0 l-- e c- X-- ?le oxm" urovir; iieatincj rrtviift. cHl iiovtt tl iT Trrr ragf -r m 1:36. "I. X. r rd Crrt liht, runawaya arc city. The rum.Tot; thia order. for itrpcnlt:e Butte,9 4 Left Summary: Earned runsButte. on bases Salt Lake, Struck out By WIggs. 7; by Roach. 9. Bases uii ball Urr wiggs, a; on toncn. i. w mi " 'VOld To Score by innings 0 0 0 Butto 0 10 Salt Lake cy . 4 4 Totals j BY AN EXPLOSION ...41 3 Anderson, Uabbltt, ss.. . i ELEGANT n'RSJFHKTJ ItDOM". 34 . team heat ard 4"tre ftrat rWr. Indira biar 13 to.. fU ConatJtutJon bi&g. t- ri Em H a- SALT LAKE, ATI. R. H. TO. A. E. & If. c. Flannery, Officially the baseball season in the big leagues docs not close until next Sunday. Practically it has o'osed. With an exception or iwo every position in both leagues has been decided. The pennants are won, and ail that is needed is the hollow formality of declaring them officially so. Boston will fly the American league banner, and the National league pennant will fly from the Pittsburg flagpole once more. Both pennants have been assured to the clubs, which will hold them for some time, but still there was a possibility of their Ixing lost. After the play la.t week both Pittsburg tnd Boston can lose all of the games for the remainder of the season and still they will be the victors. Hence the season of 1S03 is a thing of the past to the fans, though it still hangs onto a slender thread of life until officially dee'ared dead. With the end of the season the lute-res-t will not die out. however. The one point of attraction now is th post season series between Boston and Pittsburg. It Is a settled fact that the teams will meet, and out of the games will come a victor who will wear a crown more prized than that of either of the major leagues. So long as the .National league was sole and solitary in Its control of the snort, the national crown went with the winning of that pennant. Last season the American leagu, a strong and healthy youngster, niatle claim to a share of Rational but u thr- - war theV was nohonors, chance to nv.ing elecido the matter. With peace and the the epiestion of opportunity to settle, is no excuse for refusing thre the issue, and both Boston and PJttFburg realize this. That the battl-- between thu two will bo a memorable one then. is not i the s'.ishtest doidit. and When the Si-- iea has ended it is to be hoped that the result . , will be a decisive one. - 0 ?-- I.ARGE MALL. Pl'lTABLK oci jr - aratw rwmt. InquUf U m.. at yi Conatip3tKn tmc. tr, f c..hr.'l. r.rjlUoaci.iAA4 lt and Robbd. xr. ani rcnNi.rui a ttt. I. Tt nr.Krr.r.A. . p-T- 9 11 4 : Totals . and New Orleans to have a monopoly on the winter racing, and In the futuTe one of the bis racing meets of the winter will be held here during the last of December and the first of the new year. A track which, when completed, will cost $230,000, exclusive of thi ground, is now mder construction, and the bugle will sound for the first race Christmas day next. The, foundation for the grand stand is now being put in. and there is no doubt whatever but that it will be finished in ample time for the first meeting. Epes Randolph is president of the club, anl J. A.. Muir treasurer.. J. W' Brooks, known by all turfmen, is manager. 1 Mm of n-wa- -. Judr Howell yesterday ImuJ an order ItOOMA. KLXC- NICK KLRNtBpr.I bor rrmdrlnr that ail tram In or rojt light and hot b'h. rmt ery rt-cf th? tric I ti'.I In all Instance nl all t onaMe. No. T rhlpp Trrac. - er r- Hordes Must Be Tied. e came from grand stand and lawn. Without a break or tremor he flashed pole in 1:2GV. and by the. without any urging came on with a superb burst of speed, crossing the wire e' fubbrj McHale saved the day for Butte yesterday. It was McHale who heaved tha ball far over the east fence ,Jn the ninth inning, scoring a home run lor the Smoke-Eate- rs when tha score was 1 to nothing against them. That gicvo the champions another chance, and that chenc canw In the eleventh, when "Elihop" Wltira ead the opcsltlon a bunch of hit, up. givinjc runa and th".game. which netieJ-threThe Saints played winning- ball, U;e umgave them an even break, but Mr. pire Luck was pronounced in his partla.lty for the Mirers. The attendance wnj fair, and owlni? to the uncertainty of the outcome, from the first to the eleventh ir.ninjc the enthusiasm was unbounded. Th two aRgreira-tion- s will meet again this afternoon. Tlie score: EUTTE. All. II. 11. ro. A. E. 4 2 0 ...6 0 Eunklc, ss 1 1 3 0 ...4 V.'nrd. 2b 0 i 3 0 ' 0 ...4 Wllmot. If McKervItt. rf. .. ...5 01 0 0 00 0 ...4 1 1 9 2 0 Shaffer, lb 4 0 2 Lvneh. Sb o 1 0 Mcllale, cf 5 2 er Bten AUCTIOK BAUL THE NEW FIELD APARTirm wown e r- furntahed frv-Ifa t tl Tr.If day. Mlltor, rat, trras tkK.. moflth. Mrt. M. rfcepr Hjvah. Propr., Newly Henry Reld, a farmer wf Weat Weber, u found by the pouc laat nlgjl la a vacant lot aouth of the t!nn dpot In badly battered condition, having a bad wound and belnjf peverrljr cut over clp the right eye. He claimed that he had nam t trn decoyed there by a man hc and deacrlptfon l.e eukl not give. II ay that when h arrived thr two other mn at pared and th thre auUrU him and Two Seconds From the Time Recently Home Run in Ninth Tied Score and Then Wig?s Made by the Great Dan Patch. vSnatcbes roa nmrr nnun nnsD. ogden news Farmer 9 MOUNT VERNON. Ind.. Sept. 24. William Wilkerson. a cltlzon, yesterday afternoon shot and killed Marshal Schwake, who attempted to arrest him. A iKs?e pursued Wilker?on for several miles, and just as they came upon him h committed suicide. . Wlllcerson, while Intoxicated, drove his family from home. Marshal Schwake was appealed to. and upon' entering the premises was warned by Wllker-t-o- n to proceed no further. The Marshal rairl no - attention and was Khot and instantly- killed by Wilkerson. Wilkerson immediately ttartod for the to countr, and n posse wnc oiganlzedwas pursue him. Iater a riot alarm turned in and many citizen 4 Joined In the chase. Half a mile fiom town Yilkerron was surrounded, but kilted himself with the same gun with which he had shot Marshal Schwake. Wilkerson was formerly a guard at the Indiana reformatory in Jeffersonvlll. city feri'mlr V.Xt. Michael McCotn.i. a nltv r.f Ire land, formerly employed 1 Jhff Kir. miw. cark city. Notice of plar and time of funeral will tm announced Liter. this M'COMAS.-- In : FUNERAL DIRECTOR, S. EBER W. HA LI. HUCCFSPHR Wutson, E W. 2nd South. FOR SALE Id. TO A. JvD. t-- COPPER. RRASS AND TIN WORK, !.iit Unums, rtRfctors. Klent'I, 71 E Third South. f. PALiOSTRY. F.LACK AND WHITE FEMALE Return to A. I Thorn , Jr., pardd. c.irv McCornU k t ank. Reward. it a?rrlcHt. and PAIt LYNN. RELIARLE MADAME LOST. W. Zrd Hvith. 4 TURKISH BATHS. LADIFJiTfRKlHlt HANlTARItrM IfaJrdreaalrir Path. EPjrart 14 C? W. if d . nl '.ro; Ijr. Mar byr'.r - PIIYSICIAN. REAL ESTATE. l'rl'. f-- DR. R. A GREENE. LOCATED IN ACRES GOOD ".'ARMING LAND rtom Sroit-Strevlr?-t- . IMc Trl. 1C. from city, Cal good wuur right. 6 ml or addre? 1! J C M!i Hxith. A GREAT SNAP! PARTY 1KUJHT A CARPET CLEANING. of hotel ar.J must the r":uirg-ho.!k- ' ti room In day. Took in i lal niont'i. Hill Imtrtinnl jC .. Htuni 4'C3j AT FLUFF P.UG WORK?. W. w . 2nl bouth. South 'frmt le. 'Phone E E! ard l!abv, Propr. Ol CALL FOR "NEGOTIATOR." frlist of reallv baricalns, it o(dcf SECOlfD-HANHarrington & Courtney. E W. Znd South. CLOTniNO. REAL ESTATE. RENT. LOANS. INS. W. Ind youth. Hill invent. Co., HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR clotMns: Drop a to LZ FOR REAL ESTATE nit UlANH SHE atrrrt, rlty. W. 2nd South. McKcllar t Co., GFORGE MCONAUGHY. ROOM 3. TAILOP.S. Llatle block. Ren I fMai lonn. rent. Tratle Salt Lake really lUBl!es chant for California farmc. H. F. CLARK. TAILOR, 1H F. IND S. HOFSTONS , THE HoFSERS HAVE ZLl MIm. barRnlns In FOUNDRY. THE FACT STILL REMAINS THAT y more are mr .T.jten-foil himn thrfnah FOOTBALL EXCURSION than any other tr---In th cltv. Why? WE CARRY CASTINGS FOR OVER tl me i( riKh. Scutis' you are 1 atov. healer a. rne nrl A. to W. wlh Rlchler, purchase. yoj . and have cerr.pe'Tl rr.cn to fx.tt r. To Ogden, First South. all knt r.f ret ,!rlrs U'n'.rm Foundry . Ac f;iov CGth. via OreRon Short Wnrlto. ZZ H Hlate ntrrt. Saturday, WE SEI L REAL ESTATE Til ATS Line. V. r4 IT. v., Ojrd?n High School. all. Tuttl Lro.. 14 Main. Red 1 all mn. Hound tiip only J1.C0. Special train 10 0) WANTED HOUSE. a. m., leave ORden 11:00 p. m. Grand ball in the evening. KELP WAJITED. A FAMILY OF FOUR WIRHF.S TO f. r I."ua cf S or fev-n-- j rent A FIRST-CI.AS25 PER CENT OFF PIANO PLAYER three a furnUhM a In lh r ' n f lecti work. novelty theater, rtenij Apply (own. lUt uf referersren AdJrra M. It. On all electric fixtures for thirty days for Ml thentrr. M Wel ml W.. care Fvenlr.c Tejeirram. from August 24th. Good opportunity to GEN-tlenin- n LVDT OR TRUSTWORTHY beautify the home. to mannice bjlnejt in thl court y SALT LAKE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. and nr. I WANTED BOY. ndjolnlnr territory offor wu ki orn o:j l f.inrtI Postcfflco Suits. fitrndlnc; XJOo traicM nalary and FOR FRIGHT. INTELLIGENT ROT by check dipaid rnch Monday State epr.se. Washlagrton. vSept. 24. United r'.d a 1 li;!r e rect from hen loMwrtern. i . i p r. money cfTI t. onf atuta ti ' District Attorn-Reach, uoon the cr D. IL car Tr!frm. to ork. Ad Jr prrnrrnent. Ad1r advanced; position vtnir.ur of the October term of the Disdo Moron PMk . nlca k. Id. trict Supreme Court, it is understood, will move that the first of the postofflce raej FIRST-CLAS- S DRAPErIT. be Ftt for trial October 2Cth. The grand helpers, dreuamakersSK.RT FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. Walk-er- f and flrjl'hera. today, but itdjoiirne,.! Jury Htor. without acthin. It Is known that ?vernl 2 NICE NEWLY FURNISHED ItttOMS WANTED MALE HELP. A FIRST-rlas- a of preparation, Indictment are In course illk and tlrefi 4'i ICTh. Eat, :lca ta UnlTtr-il- y and the grand Jury 1 expected to report with at Apply nce to Keith-O'Rrie- a of Utah. Co, them shortly. 4 CLEANING AND DYXINO. .l tt Oi. T. HALT LAKE CLEANING e i7U.; bad.-. "j l j Srtl th rlerlr. F.VHT It jarfra f "! MODEL I'YE WORKS eir-- HI S V. T. E ert d) nl French Phon VA- - dfrl-i- c 'ry rlear'rf. D ptal Ce.-r.mer-cl-al CONTRACTORS. UTAH JVCREEN AND Jull S!IOP. erk rf ;i k -- t ; r '"J i'' 41 S. W. T. "Fl oror.it U;... Pr'. S " f. IDWIFX. ho-jw- - p. rk S rno-ith- h:e rh Maf-aser- a!'-aina- i 4 N.-rth- MPS . rtht .7.7 ii cGEJSUl.Jt. at"r Nnrr,emerrt fsr T" rr t' If tWT. i!l r.u?- v. - e I ,T II'.H.I -- tati.i", St. Jtr.tea $:',vr. S. JIONEY LOANT.D FRIVATELY. il-- S.-pt- . -s RU1I .:WE LEND MONEY TO t l;ntMii t ItI ! rrt Wtwwurt a a the. rrsfcr-e- hfi. fia th Part h tn lm rt "'I hl'eti 'e frit., r' f Kffis'r. Main f tr't. ' nrK'TT'i'irsTiTlTr'-n n Mci;rr1n Vjr-;- S alarlest i N- N I - X. lJiS nmlien r prir.. l tor I. CuHl 4 Ci . '.U & C ft r'uSojt, r ?"v;r tl ertl.Lit!., Uaiker tiJf. IY OWN ,.,.N( it-i-s TT-rT- , . re. , Ea!ern rxm;ar.y.. 1 Nn rrof rafr-a- ll'. F. ONLY Chcrr. N . ; t- - 1J MONEY. tterr.ey" No f d.v r!e ,...li c Ucr.t .,4iir ... F. ?.t Roi:!H ; iiwijr cvH:EVnAhf "lAiTC SMALL I1ANS EMPtYEES CUED-I- t it, c towth Main.. IF Yn NEED M.'NLt WE WIjT. yr.'.;r Cj t !ry. Star Ci.. rtlrvt |
