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Show FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Salt Lake Telegram. The .30, 1903. (MXLO SKEY MAY MANAGE ATHE ST . LOUIS NATIONALS rOR tKVSKZXL. ESTATE. AUCTION" SALE. PURGING OF FRAUDS rrr AIOtlNIHTUATOJva HAL!; ON HAT-mii K. ijrt. Zlt. ml ofi K ro rn . NStati? ;rrt, fvfrnur. .n, ! cart-at- . fr-ff- . t.. Untr dlaht lot kitchen - y. ENTRIES IN LAND - Secretary Hitchcock Gratified at the Progress. 3C&ds in Prosecution !'t. -- . IS" M A Haan II 1 K l X- ,rr i ". I ;tn nr.o i It J- - nrus t r.'.'.-r-- .'r John J. McClosIffty of this city, merly manager of the Louisville Baseball club in the old National league days, returned home yesterdaj after an absence of six months spent on the Pacific coast, says the Louisville Courier-Journa- l. Manager McCloakey made a success of his venture and he returned here yesterday a baseball magnate, having purchased the Salt Lake franchise. Salt Lake, by the way, proved last season that it was one-o- the best paying baseball" towns in the West. It. was also said ycaturctay that Mana- ger McCloskey had been offered the position of manager of the St. Louis National league team. lie would neither confirm nor deny this yesterday, but it is known that, he stopped over in St. Louis on his vny East, and had a long conference with Stanley Itobison tnd Frank de Haas Robison, the owners of the St. Louis club. Of the war on the coast, in which McCloskey was interested, the Sporting Life says: "McCloskey was dispatched to Portland to stop the break. This he was unable to do, but he succeeded in getting local capital to back a team ir the P. N. L. Then the idea was proposed for an invasion of California. "It has always been claimed that W. V. Garrett, former owner of the Spokane team, first suggested the plan. All of the4 other magnates were about the pl'in, and .McCloskey and Lucas were dispatched to California. How they succeeded in interesting local capital in the plan is an old story. The lirst break in the P. N. L. came when the1 Portland men ran out of money and the The league had to assist the team. team never drew, as its grounds were across the river from the town, and local sympathy was with Marshall. A meeting was he'd in Spokane, and the directors agreed to buy out the Portland coast team if possible. Former Manager Doolc-- of the Montreal team, in the Eastern ieague, was selected for the task, .pooley went to Portland and was to either buy t:ie opposition team or to merge it with the other. He found this f -- Impossible, as the tock of the Coast League team was widely scattered. The league got thed of paying the Portland assessments and had the franchise transferred to Fait Lake. Helena dropped out of the league because it had never made any money nnd the other teams were insUt'ng on the Helen team putting up'a guarantee for every home game. Tacoma dropped out be cause of internal dUsensions and trouble that they had with President Lucas. "It looks at present as though the circuit of the 1. T. L. would next year be composed of the following ba.l towns: Portland, Tncoma. Seattle, Spokane, Butte and Salt Lake. A move is on foot to give the backers of the Seattle outlaw franchise the Tacoma franchise. Salt Lake is proving cce of the best ball towns in the league. McCloskey has bought the franchise and hf-- succeeded n getting prominent hii.il business men to back the club." n! !. If t v'nt th" r:s."l jln lifrht-weiR- if.T )oi ir It stored tyCoagic Land3 Demands That of th An., m - !. Tho lution " Got What "Was Coming to Him. Some Philadelpluans visited Richmond, Va., and, askinar a to the use of this and that larse building, were told In every case that it was a tobacco factory. An aged negro gave- them the information, and they, tiring of the monotony of the vep'.y. pointed to i white frame on a hill, and asked whose tobacco burding that was. Theamoldnofellow replied: factory S'n "Dat, sah. fr.cty. Dat John's 'I'iscopal church, where Marse Patax done an' de Lawd to rick Henry get up gib him deaf." gib him liberty cu asked one Uncle." of the trio, Well, Lord give him?" "which did the me " 'Peara to be must yo" strangers hereabouts," inhe answered; "else yo"d all duo de Lawd gabe time, kj.ow dat. Marse Henry bofc." Detroit r 1,1 , j 4k :- v ' the !.i .: rUI , .,. i r r r.f , f. w w. n r iubir,itt-- i. r- ttrir ; u t i'i - r.l.. i . ft .!:. -- . rt ' n- - rs!i'i '; r'toiiii'i" ' t !rr. . :t.tl ,l.iITn at at t !. cir' l i ...o i t.t d ditc. vc !;! .it i r.i.Hl.f ; ! tloioM.l,,.. a j,u j.r It. t.;t r;to rcf tif f..?r. ' commi.tie. Ivt .rv MnrKl t It i;n.!ers!f... to a i!f(-!i i th- - fUo- f r th oi. n r.c tho !kI con.- - ! on. h. r-- UPON CANADIANS - r i H: ' I '. ! ! A.lir 1 the h'.i. Il'i'ow In d a n! Iiivrrani arr.:.d w.rc iil' l : ue v r ii d l.i id rlatkns b?twcn piv r.n rfv jd ii;i:. can not txiht rat nr. Canada f.r.d Gr'at upr ti In it much longer i. made by the Halifax in li'jmin ars ratio in - n ' tinct no r n t! -r, t i?- r ;1. It Pj-iiai- n ox: U d t. r.uutr '.i of .... , ": .u '-.- t . . ' .' CnI'fie atf i' . I . th . f . t - Nt'"3t i r' I t I i 't .'. pii,.i r.? t- 1ST -i- lO t4 t w-cuir- - - . . t V 1 -- ly . 1 l . ' i ..- 1 ,; ,,,.,;. :-. ' i- - ni.n v-- 1 1 1 . ' - t CO , i I "' f Vtl . t' ' : r f Jfi.ffM J T 'I I r ' I'-- " - i. v:f.r.N " ;j,j,f,it"' i - 'rt'fMMii ' t'f--- , ti , . r i - -:? l""'t1 SAM PARKS , th !nm of a' -bal". J"An who cm- to hint from Ib- TifI'd company, the nMr" i; fary Jj0 ,. j m orl c !f,!nr to hi t. -- -- -' .. that itir.nv tuuo - tl.e- K:. Lit ;! ! . o- Author A ! It ft A tT th- - T. '. I. TP.: AT i 1 . i "ry-;, i 1 -- . .C"it. ' I t.ui j I I. A r - . :'.,v l l I .:. ' , s.xj:-sircri.xji.ft- 1 ' w - i ; j A? V- v?- tt "fit -- - crj.. r; t t: ' t ' A. j" . . r . 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Ir r 1 k' ' ... - I it t -' ift'tl"!, PIIONT. . .? l'yn r ,,r , l:i' ll n I K I" 1 I.r-r..- i .- I' lir ... rf; . i- - i 11 rftf 1- Id i: .!!-- ' " pa'-1- .! " . i:-f- j M.VTt'KMH tl,- Ijl'ANTII r. 'i i V STI t ' ' T ION of I !..Mo icrt i:T;;i'k . . . :c. iiur.i:.-;NKW KPniuN. - tn... CD)TIl. 2Z K !'.' . In. t! Ib.'i:--- T OK ,.t.I V - come t..!-- ' I - ! ct v. r'H 1 " "- tx . . I a.; r- . -i ESTIMATING FrfAttE AND BRlrK MOUSES Pv Fr I ? I -- A I f ! rcr. 4. i ' r th"M - - Ijf' .r ! n.., tt, H I d;T Dt HI "f ' " Vi"5" ' Is- j N:w and t ; '' - b r .. . I ; I , s, scp-ion- ic; f i i Jp ar.d that Tifi. ny iouI him at his home. a, - f-'- l - t'-lil- ab-urd- fal'.-xitt- -s f 5 i tnir ';' i w . r. I I ' Jf . f ;. ; i;: '? r' ' t . . r .. l ft . VS.'' 1 1 rf - -- a - t'-- rr - - t the nrp a.li.itKm. vher,-- r he n ke of th lroul)i lw!een the union n.d ! en :oen.. He denied th t l h d te'-Hchri !?t that ih mory won for Mm- feif, jj;.m i'.if: llV ndmtiHnir Mr. Phack ta-'n- sr I v. . I". J- 1 1 m- m-- i.o ''.( l fl; r I OCFt-rihln-g " t.d ef '' - '. hern n :a :i t , . I'r'n?. fr I ' r ; 't rf g .. - - , i t i f ;:.v I" I M .i - J r- TAKES STAND Id HIS OWN BEHALF !cs V i.v:MtT . '.-- I oi orrtcit c v. i V t - i'.--c- r t. ". lit I t- i- - ex-Chi- - f'.: I.c ',r -- . n .t sruurrAt-xrr-. ! . 1 :.v i . .ir c.-,- . ia f,T urt"r. ''jr it - f- nViMS I Y ..ru .- - . ! rr 1 - l i : . i . . i r-- ive - - - UK l. f., fCAVL'JOin. M n Stl'I ! i ; r. ? t - ? . rrni r. or'''T t. Hpi: EArrS. Vt JSi ; f J. - t - ' I stork. r.uo : ' I t t t j.y . rj., - SENT ti-v- ' r 5 15 t ? 1 ? t f i . i,Jt V?- t .lUiM ,!: -. I 1 NEW YORK, Oct. "0. Defore the trial of fam Parks was rentmed. yesterday It was learned that the bail bond o JA M for Tim McCarthy, Parks's partner in FRET. TO ALL the labor union, who Is jointly in I'.cted There hap been discovered by a wll- - with him. had been forfeited. J. J. knewn Detroit specialist a simpie. direct e Polic of of "and uuick home method for the cure of Byrne, nephew Fuch conditions as sexual weaknr?s or let William . Devtry, is the bondsman. manhood, richt losses, varicocele, shrunkCharles Avery, cashier of the TifTany en organs,, bladder trouble, diseases of the orsrans. testified to hi.? bavins drawn and studios, u'lnary prematurity, k'.dncys etc.. and so effective li it in results on a check for $"00 on January 7th. for that it should at mi a, even as old as once re ommep.d itself to every think Hs? which he received three Y1 bills! nt tho man who, suffers in thU way. The cure. bonk, and these, together with $2j0 In strar.ee to say. Is accomplished without bill and x handed over to goid, the op cf drop, salves. nintm"nts or anvlhinfT of thai kind. And yet it Is no Schmltt on that day, the Fan." day on the truly which Schmltt swore 1 having meehnricai device, but one of pall that hi materia md-cpxrat to Parks. After some n.uiur into the the "fmt:" thr with. lut anything rested. prosecution stomach., and air uses m glow of Warmrh, testimony i i t Air. t isbo-- . ne in.m-Miy rvrrewl and food feelit: almost Instantly 'ei.eray old his application for the dischas;c of the t jiei son. iir'h.e The discovery rsn be relied un'on to cure priso ner becnus of d five Indc the wor-- t aod most long standing caes. court denied the motion. The ar.il it' is psnecinlly ar"ed that mm who Mr. Osborne then began his rpeech to have, been ur.aMe to find a cur" before, as the ury. opening for the defense. well as those who nt known a "I will show you and Parks w till momcr-- in yfars. wile at once to Doc- m t i nud.iine. ie you that this, charge of extortion is tor 1. t;. icayr.ot. and you will Immediately j absurd. Parks and the TifTany po; b" ftroit. Michifrare, a Pitcknw of the discovery en- - j paid an initiation of J."'m) for being j.iit - a scnoi.ni ho v.-ti ji.l ' on the list or union snops, ne? Ktes re- th" subject all ,1the ,... svmii- S B cor sid.r n ln .. tt 14 vnl.i.it.tA ' .1,. ..I,. ,!, ' .Mr. Osborne, 'to I'Z tontinuea KSX:., r, " oo..,JVti TZ::SA'- .,V"a:: n that n- man llkofor I oi acnievemarvelous t:e ir.is century would of antlus consumption, Patks. that dying the merits, century and gave that however deliberately comn.it a crime which toxin and doubtful you may be because of past him to prison to which would cous-igto linrl a permanent cure, yet this die there." may prove th'i very thing you have so Parks took the stand In his own d- vo'ir response be long sousht. at the opening of the aft. noonprompt. DR. H. C. Jt.VYNOR, WJ Kmlth . When questioned byMr. OsMich. IJuilding, Detroit, fa rv: f - - . rs c.:-e- f0 Tlr.KI: - S - re r ?; i s n r d. i. a News Prom Two Suites s 1 : t , ' -- " . l !. f ; .Attnf ANtTATtItVC 'iak-- t ?!' 'mt i' f t O. t r. I:". rrttNtt"! - t. N'-r- tr. TCEKISn HATH a. 5 str-- O t f f ' ' t ' c 11 I . T I rrnt". rt r.tn 5 .... - ti" tt - -- - ; r. - t 1- II ,f ! iii'' r ! r. p.- - CLtAINO. i le, ihe r.ewep.tj.er supfound. porter In tii'' ma.lt;n.e provinc es of th Liberal rarty. In an unusnally outspoken editorial on the Alaskan FORTY-FIV- E LIVES x- boundary award the Chroni.do I rtsfes v.i at it claims to b" unanirrou W'--LOST IN DISASTEU ?H! ;' :i:..ti,v ct t "nT d is at faction nt th" aci , ,.f v.i.,. c ti in ' tion of the I'.rithh (Jo ei nir.c nt i l t .Jo - ;..r S. matter. The pajier says: : r hn? made it Collislcn cf Ru$ i n VPS'tli OT the t Tbi Alaska dp-vle f. IV tn tl n l"i ;! . r m t" "..'! dear th.at our exitlr: relation . 1 f ; t in a apaneae v.onst can ml- be cr rtir.-u-i- l mix li tir.i ire "We t . ! ; f. r . .1 f,i r.o.v are at the fven longer. p- I ; ,i t . i t"'""?- i inp of the w nys. n Our fuhTdmaf.- hu! i I o 5i i and fition has been p harly . "I ' I. I :l mus-TA ' It H reveaUd ft. that t. mi'iat'nrriy YOi;o:i.M. fortv-1.- . ; t v ;. r b come unhrr.rpbW o out .f i I ; ; :: i a tain.-.tl at ... ,h . .... P T,..; ... I r i" t -. ; : . , . The Chronuie a 'i? that thr re fire now :i m,Cannda-ccourses two for open only v..',... " " ..f'.'t.. intU pend 1M: ' ..n . -- j . wltl.n t...a.u , piete ., ivf r . nl ;. f 'r.k'r. iv f l " s.'lo tt. tht-nctrnuld'rc the mv. m t .. ! of tl..- - King- of Hnular i M imr a In old o II. A "!,!. .1 i; io I v. i t: ereinty , ..' ' r . ' ; I'i.'ii?j ; ' r..'. . an ir.A t . statu.1 or of ' , tlie I alone, . . . t c :' '!,. ,1...., thc-nmm h i v u i .f5. r liMr; br, f !."r.'. i : ,s t t , ration. The pnp r !. "j vto commend the latter 5tei in p irtieu- - me lvourof. Ti e ,..i:i in.t id tf v. t i rv tf ii t. i'r.i:: t ' ' I ..' ;;.i: ;' "f o :.' it wruld f r e C ina.I.i lar, becauf-I ooomrr tnTiu la r.f actiotnt li.ini' dvvr e...,vi ((ia i i - i . '!:-- : 't ' i. o ' i fi i d d mv.-. broiled with th" Tilted Stite? on ac? - ikto " Vt ih r ' ' o - j ' t i k (t T. r count of it-- - Kuropcar connection, nnl K',?l a 11. o J II k r.' cf tiff. , it ,t ' r, i , . ot at trie fame u:re wc.uki f urc lor r. ,j;,u,.V. - 'rr.p.'ny f u'd t r ra - t o I - gr i: l n Jl.iV' t ' . : .1 Dominion the benefit of the protection p. si'l th- t .1 a ..i .r Monroe docttine. of the f. r. I t. il r IN T it t.iv - I T':-- i:-- "A"!' tl'I t; ! ! l"- at IV i . b!y lrAt f.ott. the nfierr.o.-- dec- fi.rr! Ih.- - . r - v.-- r - - a; ll-,- S V f 4 laration that iree?nt in Possession S!ir.p!8 cf Seirclt Specialist Does Von-dsFor Kan Somelhing Enilra! Hew. Hcnis-Mstho- I Im! rt v.;:'r; t r T;if. nitwit r!.N::"t' N!Mt r ? r. , : t f r. i: j;t- : tI 4 rU mn r at '' f"..it A 1 t m cx vt.e. i- ron. r . r - rri 1 '. . - tr-.-.- Tlallfax Poper Corte3 Out Strongly for Separatiou From the British Gavermnent. ' . v ' V i'. If f ( tl.-- 1 j Kg at rt.rrr ' ri-.o- : r t V,-- CARPITT V STt n'H - t- :- t f:n - c- l( i fi'i I i .;. . i 5 ... t . : - ! f , it t. r. ..f -e In c.r..!;?iv th oj .. ,JiK C.IP'e.Tl H d c"t of ffier.il aid tii'I ii 'i-- t ft , d - e FliOUT STOSIfiGH tk-- i Tt--' . . etc v i tXAN. V 'it .. lot '' '. s j r j i ' i ( I J; , !. j 1 t. 'rn i? - mm - ' r ' i - .- I t '4 - to; - ' i It i ! ,, f ( ..: ! ', , weak mm f I- n NoitTM rr.NCH. f .... ;,,, Sun . r .... . . . . n, j ritv. VU n: i , '..r. '. INDEPENDENCE URGED lea-ilr- 'jtl:.'.. khaj.Ii:. Vi. I . j , t : I.; rr- lit- asm v ,,.-.- ;r;.,i.,,.;.,A)....i f I i!r of i;:ai.:n.;. . a jjr H,l; tl I'.il Uot-.cr- Chrr.ic n : " l ie 1,'nH'd Slate. lejttion cf t jo urny r.t'.!-- n fte.-to ItJ rn the li'ii 'h tion to The ;....i, - v- r rt.i-- l.t A IU t c..!.in i . ro :t: ti i r. t rt' Vj o th . ciinnai! ti T:. Hi r : rie ti. f f- SO. ft ft NT. 1 ;Zy":V:l it., i .;i: I :r f t Nr I - wirli ,ii-- to nt Ovfiland "a rk yestet-.'.- v. trr.V thr world's ri cor 'a for h utoinoldles. Uor fiv ml'-s- . In 4:!'. old record 4 tn i forsi-cV r c ,ird0:t": and fn miles In lii-'tio teer. rri'i former fronl '. records are held by poth old and UUi:iM. HALIFAX. N. S.. Oct. Tc.'iJT of , r-I r indif, th.a ni i :f,-t- i:i:.l. I vtTI. - It'll f'AIti: ANt r.it mac; Nr. ri to lb" ere,.,IctW,. Vh'-tive coni'i.lM u(t '.t r. to t.'e ra,n:c t . p'd'ti,! - cf mI'mw f. r in T chirini; tl it "the (uc:.itt"- - i n n :. i;n-ibi- Automobile Records. Denver. roi.. o t. ."A Harney oMfi ,;J te T'-.- nut or a d RrrxrcTOKA. A? ri-ur- r Be Re PuMic lb a.th ri-a- h ps Mills, q. b. ; h.; Buckley, f. b. .lfs Health of the Soldier in Foreign ! I !M:l It. K. To '- - '5 fvi& diL C. H Iatt.tl Puitu fr fl rL-- r-, ,ronth j ... be-r- j.-- . f t- - A luchur. A- - - LAltrS that - " vyth- t'v r - URGED BY FAMILY ITe-- ; IS -- t i. rtKVAis -iYir.i.t thT.. t M? tff it ftjnitrrr rnrr. TH2 ItfUKHJ HAVi: t T vsn t" pi - SHALL CHILD 7AKTHD. ARMY CANTE f r r- t-- fir H I. - - -- f4.i t l ntcu " N j- . ftt nu: v.rfiiU rr.i.i. rtr.Ai, wtatp. thatcn i f It M rATT VOFOHT A A inrT 1NAP! U-il- n ht - lv-;- The Denver University football team is scheduled to arrive here thia afternoon. A crowd of 'Varsity students will meet the Denver boys at the d.pot and escort them to the Kenyon hotel, where they will be quartered during their tay here. Tomorrow afternoon the teams the two universities wiTl meetrepresenting in a irridi-o- n contrrt on the 'Varsity campus, and what to be one of the fastest promises ever seen in this city is expected. games Coach Holmes has the line-u- p which is to ro against the Coloracloan, and has trained them up to the finest tch. The Utah boys will be ouiweierhed c? the visitors, but for all that they ex pect to make at least an even break. bctn oi ue teams nave neen iiefeateu Afs season by the University of Colorado yi fieven. and judging from the scores made th Denver and the Salt Lake boys are very evenlv matched. The line-uof the teams fol'ow: 1. Utah Wade, o. b. ; Pitt, h. ; Moore, r. h". ; Helselt, c. ; Hay, r. g. ; Pett-r.-- . n. r. t. ; R'jssfll, r. e.; Thompson. 1. g.; Harris 1. t. : P.' nnion. i. e. ; Lawrence, f. b. Denver A shby. c. ; Martin, r. g. : Roberts. 1. g.; Spann, r. t.; I.illiard. 1. t.: Stuart, r. h.; Pate, . tr.n r-r- ANACONDA. Oct. CO. Aurelia Herrera. the Mexican ,)URili?t. la?t niarht knocked out !Mdi Ban'ry of Chicago in the thirteenth round of what was to have bpn a twenty-roun- d pc. Herrera had th favorite In the l.rfjr.? until the fiiit five round?. wi:tn tianiry'a backers offered oc:d. on thir mn. with few takers. Santry bad a!! ih; b. s ,f the fight up to tho H,t round, breaking through the pccu'inr guard is no oth.er f!ht-has yet ,,.r to do. Santry forced the fifrl.tinsr thro.ji?ho'it and wa? p!?.in'y Hcrreru's in ?! e, to dlivr n knocV'o it. but ?, nr-rfi .T.d It thlr-tIn mixirs tht ly a t' i:l!iL-- fhort-arnth rjr.d r cjol: bthir.d ti.e- car and wtnt down and out. FOR TOMORROW e. r tln-dv-- Knocks Santry Out After Latter Had Best of the Battle. BIG FOOTBALL GAME 1. - Tin:to ? d Pate, 1. Vr p-.- pf - ru. t p y. 3UlJ. T -.r rxr-- T r " wniAtaiiY ' :; IMt.'ToVH r-n- rt - i t . , ttjlr - f ? f ... - irt'l i r. e. ; K. ni-tno- f l j itoNVAN u?AV.t; t:H v;-vr- S i- kn,r t !'.' r nu' ft. - 1 t- r f II". r tFr' .'-- ' 1 y N' t V v RESA'S AR MIS GOO v !'C u-i- ir J to .tt'(rt! r rur.K - -1 - tiir. ' t'. - - ! f, l'o V t r- vnxrr f u MY ...-- ...? . Lit 4Jf n to thk rritt.ic fTn - -- A C f1 . .. fUtM 4"r f V I v 1. ltM4 7r. tt oon-nrCU mrttvr T IU. tr - t Nttrr j C f f' ; yu' !f J.:. t I s, ?. t f n'LT -! t.tvS Hiw t 4 t t - t- MrOrt t. I. '? .ffT. f. ! -- VH fwci-.4i- t jt-A- At IMi pttr- r s r m.t"t lt thm k' frv-f-- rf ! N r i t'.t- - NoTir,: i.o:: vt:i t r jr r.r r -- J txiVV r . t- Si-ry- l-- it I i"r t i r r .co -s 7 w lfr r- '!H h n for- JfTt tl it 11 .! tr ' f. rf W wMlitf ttpjlllc. rr..n. 4 ri f (i r,4 Cr-t- "t . t.-t- 1 n a . i" n nt r k h. n aft. J1 Secretary WASH! NCTO N. Oct. Itltihcock has received, a t'Wrram Trom Portland, announcing the I.tdictmcnl of with the three mcrf person In conn-lio. TOE RE XT. t Tre St'-in land that frauds public ,n srram gave the nanus of th pernon dieted as i;nm L. Watnon. Ouy U fY an 1 Norman Williams. The woman l chart. I with conspiracy la connection with the TWO LAltflK Rrw)MS A N D V. N'T ft T, fro" t procredlrgs ecalnrt Miss Ware, tontnii- I !.fn:ri I'.rl, : n on tn idoner of the United i? JU DHtrkt tour under Indl ho alr.aly for Oregon. nvr.t. ar.i WlhUns Is cl aig d with f - I m:vi.y t haumonj;. r 4 r xt :r rail let err r.t c, r r. f, jrery .a connection wUh the NVsI.'.tt 'I'hij prwreuni; ucit.m Uul nrc for Irbut hit la an lrtdp-nd.nca". ht Men hy or rnts'iMiKP Upon bcl K uk"d if he b id anyihlns to t1y, r,oth, r. - th i. 1 Wmi . pay npioixis of the l;id'.rtii.r.'.s. tjevntary IIOI-PKAt. J. KtNIS. IT.ICK thtt Hitchcock r"i.:id: 'NotMnif ctc-p- t bc n on. There have the ball ro'.llng within n w- - k and vr I" amill tm'r.ts tw mmv tur uc thire TAILORS. cess to the pMftvnt tim lnllctlr prrity 1 lnv tiKt S'n clearly. think, that our coivlur have leen quite thoroughlyII k TAitnt:. iv- - :m n c li nj f to f ir mon of t,n- i r'In been directed th timber fraudulent rrocecdinss no-BICYCLrS AID REPAIRIKO. thai and stone nc. unj It him"' n tir, manv natrrant lrreu!Httil" In iurr-raIhAt c our:' ctl-n- . dlscnverf f pubiifl b!e Instances Ki:S FiTTKI lit S Wf:T Tr.MPt.lL the livnnlm land r'uhuhn8 by p;iie In Urpo comI the :epi't-mfn- t rf panies h:ve hr.-p t from da" to ! iv for,th . POARD AND ROOM hutnst anl mor'. Innny co.i.t b'tai. ? from the Kone to thf Rtat farther tn.t to enter Umla u'uUr IN ritlATH FAMILY. Mnjtrf.S Jit:d Mon" J.iw. the "t 5, ce.tla.en cr rr,u,iBv'-iI r.t n t!m hm The nrrlval of !. t f th-tx en r porn :J. nud nn-.In or- - r were wor.-i-n- . of tho..-- parti f two cam durli's: the v.T-- iti.-IIIDWIVES. 'f (rmi.- t'l rarli mtlr lint nuirmT p hol k arh-n- . li.iiilrc from lh MM-MISS. I.lZZtC C.KiSt.l K, i- - W. 3UI nv:rs to lh" c.rtt rr.ro WcHtrrn !at . lm-U. Noith. n"fr !; nr,-oth"" lr.MnT In all rnt-rcft.r. i;t;-- f an4 entire f imll! p of f.i - or :lvf rrw t r.omI:firr If !...fd hav come In fror-- the outFi ir r:. h.if made entry of urn!. 1 I X. -. I. J iM4 ti on !' -- : fCNTIWKNT. iurl i'.l cs.n rA hi.on iAMra.fancy t t. l!h T'rrrV t"o of 0Teaiers. Salt Lake May Lose Its Baseball Manager, 'Accord ing ta Story at Louisville.. K. A. Ardr- tc. i ?ft , -j h-- b--- n srsi n ?n wohjtt i TLr '. . f -- . - fr-- n iitf i ;tl.. tJ V - jit nvt f 1 , ..! " " and aJTiiso. ;.. fctr f .- - . t . r.;fc. ..'., .ii - |
