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Show MOUSING 6 Utah National Bank. ML STREET STATES DEPOSITORS. rKrTm rw-Jtfiln OF TOE WORLD UTAH. OGDEN, L Dooly IIHM9M Mate K. Feery A Haag $sl8 L a s .......Ykefwsital DOMESnO MW FOREIGN and teafte an all peteta. H HTTEUftz' M VH(B PATS Futures and San 12ft 16c. iJtjft 17'l.e; dairy. Eggs Easy, 15ft V. Francisco and Salt Lake Chicago Cheese Easy, Mining Quotations. 7ft9',;e. RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. EXAMINER, Chesapeake and Ohio 4 and Alton 8 Chicago, 11. and Q. new 4a....... C., M. amt St. P.. gen. 4s Chips K) and Northw. consol. 7a.. C... It. 1. and H. R. R. 4s C, Jt. I. and P. R. It. col. 5b C. C. C. and St. L. gen. 4s Chb-agTerminal 4a Consolidated Tobacco 4s Colorado and Soutnern 4s Itrnvrr and Kin Grande 4s Erie prior lien 4a Erie General 4s Kt. Worth and Denver City 1st.. Hoi king Yailey 4 Luiist'ille and Nash, Unified 4a. Manhattan gold 4a Mexican Central 4a Mexican Central 1st Inc Minn, and Kt. Iula 4a Missouri, Kan. and Texas 4s Missouri. Kan. and Texas 2nds.. Nat. R. R. of Mexican consol. 4a. New York Central gen. New Jersey Central gen. 5a Northern Parifle 4a Northern Pacific 3a Nor. and West, consol 4s O. 8. L 4s and Panic Penn. conv. S Reading General 4s SL L and Iron Ml. consul 6s.... St. L and San Fran. fg. 4a Cliii-ag- 3a SUGAR. New York. Mar 26 Sugar aieady: teat centrifugal Fair refining refined muiafwa aiiaar 3 , I 6.0-; 5.S5; powdered Irmeil: ern.-he-d 51-1- 6; Iran u laird SALT LAKE MINING STOCK. - 4.9V Coffee cany; Nn. Rio 6 7 7-- 8. wool. Morning Quotation ontha Salt Ixkt Stock and Mining axchanga. by Ogden Brokerage Co, 2483 Wash. Ave. Phone 811. Fur-nlali- May 2. Wool steady; territory and western medium 1i!Q21; tine mediums Mil 7: tine 10ftfl7. Lou!. Si. 1 Alice, bid 10. Ajax, bid 11; asked lien Butler, hid 12 MONEY AND EXCHANGE. New York. May W. Money on call per rent, t losing liil 1. easy lft 1 Time luans easy; sixty nbereil 1 99 days 3 3 4; aU muntba dara 2 3ft 3 Unllton-Deck- 17 asked IS 4; 4. Creole, asked Dalton, bid 3; 4. Prime mercantile paper 3 4 ft 4 per cent. Sterling cxihang strong; hankers hills 4.57 10ft 4.KT 15 for demand and at t 85luft 4.8521 for sixty day iiils; iiosteil 4.88; ami 4.87 ratea 4. S3 commercial Mils 4.8130. liar ailver 55 Mexican dollars 44 3-- 4. bid 1.00. , Carina, bid 7; asked Con. Mereur, bid 24 1- -4 , 8. asked 25 4. 40. S. W. 4. 2. 724 9X4 New York, May 26. 94 95 98 114. 81 94 70 ftli 118-- 70', im-- : . 97 3 115 57 89 V Mtt 5-- 8. 3-- 3-- 3-- 4. ts Kansas City. May 26. Cattle 2.0DII. Strong; native steers 4.25 ft5.H0; native rows and heifer 2.25 fi.60; stockera and feeders 8.254.70; ealvea 2.754.5; bulls 2.6iift4.(Nt; western sierra 4.255.00; western cowa Ile-relp- 2.2564.25. HOGS Recelpta 7.000. Steady; bulk 1.50ft 4.43; heavy 4.404.M; packera 4.35ft 4.45: pigs and lights S.754.35. 3.000. SHEEP Receipt Strong; muttons 4.75ft 5.25; lamb 5.25T.OO; range wethrrs 5.00ft 5.75; ewes 1.50 1.25. 2. 1-- 8. 1 0.4 5-- e. game. . R.H.E. Score Seattle ,14 19 4 4 5 6 Tacoma sales Williams, C. Hall and Wilson; Keefe, Galaskl and Graham. SALT LAKE MINING QUOTATIONS. OMAHA STOCK. The rloning quotations Omaha. May 26. Cattle. 2.000. Strong to 10c higher; native steers 3.90ft5.25; rows and heifers 2.254.50; eannera 1.75ft2.76; Stockers and feeders 2.75 4.65; ralvea 2.50ft 5.25: bulla 2.75ws.25. HOGS 8.000. Active to a shade higher; heavy 4.25ft4.45: mixed 4.32 light 4.2064.37 (f 1.37 pigs 4 4.25: bulk 4.3564.40. western SHEEP 500. Stronger; yearlings 4.8044.50: wethers 4.75 5.50; ewes 4.50ft.Y25: common and stockera cllpited lambs 6.30 and PORTAND VS SAN FRANCISCO. San Fniicinco, May 26. The local team waa In hatting trim today and hammered home all of their rum. the seventh Inning being particularly lively. when five hits netted four tallica. Knell was effective and woe given good Blip port. Score R.H.E 9 1 Portland ....... 5 15 1 San Francium Tblelman, Butler and Shea; Knell and Gorton. 2 2; 2; ....a......l . CHICAGO 8TOCK. Chicago, May 26. Cattle recelpta 7.000; steady. Good to prime steer 6.26ft5.75; poor to medium 4.30ft 5.25; stockera and feeders 3.25(94.65; rows 1.7564.70: helfera 2.6ft5.45; canners 1.7562.75; hulU 2.25ft4.35; ealvea 2.b0 5.50. HOGS Receipts today 25,000; tomorrow 25.000; steady. Mixed and hutch-er- a 4.4564.60; good to rhoire heavy 4.6664.65; rough heavy 4.4064.55; light 4.4664.55; bulk of sales 4.50 4.60. 10.000: SHEEP Receipt steady. Good to choice wethers 6.2565.75; fair to choice mixed 45; western sheep 4.75ft5.75: native lamha 666.50; west-lam- bs 6.2567.25. CH1CAQO PRODUCE CLOSE. Chicago, May Wheat-M- ay Close; 25. 96 8; Corn May 47 471-2- ; July Dee. 42 Oats May 411-- 6.67 May 481-- 8; Sept' SS Sept. 5--8. July 4; SO Pork May Sept. 11.6H. 861-- 4; July BepL 80 11.27 7-- 8; July 2; 1.421-- 2; 11.35; July 6.50; Sept. 2. Ribs May Sept. 6.7.ii Eye 73. Flax-1- 06 LOS ANGELES VS. OAKLAND. 2-- th three-quarte- rs Los Angeles, May 26. The rham-plofell upon Schmidt's curves In the third and seventh lnnlnga today and hatted cuit a victory. Oakland's heavy stickers could do nothing with Newton until the eighth Inning, when four hits Both teanie gave them three rune. played clean fielding game, the champion having a clean errors column. R. H. E. Score by Innings 10 0 L Angeles.. 0 0 3 0 0 0 8 0 8 1 lad. Oakland ...0 Cries from thnurantle urging on the . Newton and Spies; Schmidt, bluakl-ma- n favorite and shrieking the name of hia and Byrns. Jockey rent the air. When Hermls fell back upon entering the stretch and It PHILADELPHIA VS. DETROIT. almost certain that Irish Lad Philadelphia. May 26. Waddell waa seemed the bright particular star of today's would repeat his victory of butt year, screamed his game, lie held Detroit down to four forty thousand persona threw up their hate and hits, ftrurk out twelve men and abut name. Men the vieitora nut without n run. At- embraced one another out of sheer delight at being fortunate enough to tendance, 8,900. R. H. E. have witnessed the grand struggle. Score up 5 11 1 They (lid not realise how Philadelphia had brought The Picket, the pet 0 4 1 Detroit Waddell and Schreck; Donovan and of the Waldeck at able nor did they observe1 that Shaw on Irish Lad waa not Buelow. aa near te rail aa he might have been. The Picket made hie rttp and won liy CHICAGO VS. BOSTON. REGULAR CALL SALES. muxzle. The shunts Ronton, May 26. Chicago batted the length of hie Con. Msrrur, 200 at 25. Tannnbill hard enough to win the of joy died away In the breath of the t. 10 at 23.40 ; 50 at 23.50. ewembliHl. as though they hid game. 8 to 0, A It rock and Holme mak- host Silver Shield. 1.000 at IS. paralyzed. Proper was Butlsr-Ubera- l. 600 at 13. ing home runs. The local could nut heeri suddenly third, two lengths behind Irish lad end bunch their hits. Attendance, 3.400. OPEN BOARD SALKS. Score-R.H.E. a nose in front of Hermls. 40 at 23.50. Daly-Wes0 3 and Claude were at the end of the pro. 11. Boston 100 at Star Con, 1 cession. 3 0 Chicago The Picket la owned by the Waldeck OF NEW Tannehiil and Farrell; Altrork and CLOSING QUOTATIONS st aitles of Loulitrllle, Ky., controlled McFarland. YORK STOCKS. He wot-thby Junghtulh and Middleton. American derby last year at YY'ush WASHINGTON VS. CLEVELAND. ...29 Colorado Fuel and Iron .. .. .. .. ...50 4 Waahlnglon. May 26. Washington ington park. Chicago, was brought ear Copper and started ber last fall in three o; and Cleveland only played aeven ...69 Atchison common ...59 8 Smelter common today to allow the local, to catch four race, heating Africander in one ...96 8 a train for Boston. The score stood 7 event at. Sheepahead Hay and running Smelter preferred ...77 8 10 3 in favor of Cleveland. Attendance second to McChrancy later at Grave Baltimore and Ohio .... send. Since then his tialner. Carrel. 1.500. ... Brooklyn R. If. E. Reid, has hail him in special prepare, Score Canadian Pacific ...Hi 43 . 3 6 8 linn for today's aahtngten Metropolitan Traction a t ..19 a....,,,........ 7 8 0 Results: .. .30 Ohio .... Cleveland Chesapeake and First race Handicap, about six furJacobson and Drill; Boyhard and Ab Rio Grande enOtanon .. .. sec 4 . 295 bot. Consolidated Gas long: Reliable won: James ond: Wotan. third. Time. 1:09 ....95 8 Peoples Gaa .. .. .. .. Second Selling, mile and a six. . . . . ....... ....23 NEW Y ORK VS. ST. IA1U18. Erie '. New Y'ork.May 26 Heavy hitting and teenth: Stuyve won: Chan. A. Wood, Manhattan ...144 loom fielding marked the last game of second: Sheriff Beil, third. Time, 1:46. . . .56 Norfolk and western Third The Expectation stages, five the aeries between St.. Lmia and New Ontario and Western .... York today. The home team won nut furlongs: Song and Wine son: C.ara-plnPennsylvania Railway .... ...11.1 second: Veio. third. Time. 1:01. Attendance Louisville and Nakvi11e . ...107 4 In the aeveath Inning. Fourth The Brooklyn handicap of Missouri Parlfle ....89 4 1.500. R.H.E. and up, ore $20,000. for Score ....43 Reading 6 15 6 and a quarter ntlle: The Pirkert. 1(9. Rock Island ....21 18 New York 5 10 4 (Helgersnm, 8 to 1. won; lrlslt Lad. St. Loitia . . . .43 4 Southern Paetfle St. Paul ........ ...... ... ...118 4 Hughes and Mr Guire; Howell an. I 125. (Shaw). 11 to 5. second: Proper, 110. Time, tLynei, go to 1. third. ..126 Sugdew. Sugar 2:0 Southern Railway common . ... 20 4 VS. Fifth Selling about six furlongs: PITTSBURG . ..84 CINCINNATI, Tennessee Coal Union Pacific ....S3 ritteburg. MT 26. Harper kept ,.1 Witchcraft won; Letola. second; Julia hit e.cettered end was given mrttlent M.. third Time 1.10 Steel common .... 9 Sixth Five furloti: Dimottd Steel preferred ....94 8 support Attendance, 4, JOS. RH.E. Agile, second: Escutcheon, third. Time, Score Wabash preferred ....34 1 9 S 1:0$ Pittsburg 9 15 1 Cincinnati NEW TORE BONDS. 1 .ee. Cumnlix SL lout. May 26. Delmar park reand Phelps; Hart ter U. 8. refunding !a registered ... . 704; and PetU. Umpire Z1 miner and Mo- sults: Find i a e S.'iing. six furlongs: 1919; ran. U. 8. refunding 8s. coupon 17. 8. 3. registered Ift' Sceptre von: Ten ny l'ile. second. Dunlin is. third. Ttii'.i-- . 1:19 NEW VORK YS BROOKLYN. U. 8. 9a. coupon It'S, Second--Fiv112 , mid one half furlong l S. new 4s. reyhtfred 17. 8. new New Y ork. May 26 New York dernutmn Mordeila won: Selected, sec lK3i seillrg: 4, , in-'Ladv In U. S. old tested Sroklrn as ond: Ko.iv. third. Tune, 1:13. registered today, U. 8. Od 4a, coupon the winning run !u the last inning. Third Six fuiLuga. selling: Phkie Atchison generals 4a lot Taylor received better support than Saint a '.; Sweet Chanty, second; Jottea. Attendamie 4.000. 91 Atchison adluatment 4a Sharp I I d. third. Tint. 1:19 5 Atlantic Coast I ine 4 Four tit. the Debutante stake, fur e, Stor- eRUE Nee York Itii Bnitltnote and Ohio tot.r and oi,haif furlong. Ziuda ,, ,, , , . . , , , , 5 $ 1 4 6 5 Baltimore and Ohlu 2h won: Ail niac econd : Vituin. ihliil. BuiuUy 5s 1"7 Central nf Gcoi-kITailor nil Wat : Jones, ('nmlu. Time. :5 ) I 71 Ceuirsl of Georgia I si imFti;- l- Siit" Iterger. I '11, .it. King El!orth won: na - 000000803 n Chicago. May 26. Jockey Henry who had the mount of Michael Byrne in th first race at Hawt borne today was seriously injured. Michael Byrne, together with El Rose, ridden by Fiecbt and Dixie Lad, ridden by Gray, fell at Die halt mile pole, riecht and Gray escaped with a shaking up but Henry waa badly hurt. While hia injuries are not. believed to be fatal, still they will keep him out of the saddle fur some time. Summary: First rare, four and a half furlongs: Broadway Girl won; Scotrh Irish, second; Florentine, third. Time, :57. Second race, seven furlongs: Alma Dufour won; The Mighty, second; Dusky, third. Time, 1:16 Third race, mile and quarter: won; Horatius second; Rankin, third. Time, 2:1U. Fourth race, five furlong: Sylva Talltot, won; Americano, second) Sad Saw. thitd. Time, 1:02. and sixteenth: Fifth race, niile Thane won; Niaxua, second; Maras, third. Time, 1:35. Sixth race, mile: Forehand won; Wainamoincn. second; Ben Hey wood, third. Time, 1:44 July 2; 6.571-2- ; v 2. ' 1 CHICAGO. July Sept. ...... .. .. Corn. No. 2 ll ay ........... July .......... Sept. .......... Oats. No. 2- 87 86 81 80 fol- 86 894a .... 48i - 47ftfc 47 47 T 474 74 484 47 a . Please Travel, butt Sharmans ... Ticket Office. . H Cun if Going East This Spring? tffSCI W. TIMS CARD Of JULY 97TH, 190. B. ra-e- 11 J8W8KS loEMHOEVgSJ If you are, It will pay you to writ ine. I can probably save you money. I have been In the passenger business thirty years, all of It with the Burlington, and my experience and knowledge are entirely at your service. Remember the Burlington la tha only line running Its own trains over Its own rails from Denver to BL Louie tha Exposition City. v 1- -3 DEPART DAILY. Atlantic Mail all palate Mo. I, East . .loij ....Till ,...919 a A Salt Lake local Me, 11, Na, L Chicago, SC Louie Urn 91 Ms, c, nt tastes points East o OO O O O O Cxprma, all 7:99 9 ARRIVE DAILY. Xa, 9. Pacific Mail. Balt Lot and all points. East ....11:45 te Me, I, Chicago aod SL Laois ..... flidfi 9 . Smitad he, u. Local from Park CUy and San Pets Valley .. 7:09 f, Ke. 3, Pacific Ixpm from all 11:19 e Eut Bleeping on to Omaha, Ob and St Louis, Maw York aad lew Mate Thmgh e. mgs Pina ncHaiitg chair oar. A pm (act dining ear aarrtae on all thnm0 tarn trains Ticket Office, 79 West Second South R. F. NE9LEN, General I Agnt, SALT LAKE CITY. 5. i L A. BRMTOM, fit Gen. AgtPD j ft A. HENRY. Ticket A seat Ogdate j ft K, GILSON. AgmL Offdate ' Y 1- -4 Jiao e&J 5. ,..,..,., 1- 11 e kj A Sign of the 3-- the prudui.-- exchange today the V:t.ter msrknt van steady; creamery. . lft a a three-year-old- On . Mil-tsr- 3-- CHICAGO PRODUCE EXCHANGE. . r. 3-- $6.26-y6.-l?- . w Ho- - .., 1- Rye No. 2, 75c. Earlry Good feeding 86ft 40c; fair to choir malting. 43ft nse. Flaxseed No. 2, ll.uu; No. 1 north western. $1.06. Prime. $1.05. Timothy Se-Mess Pork, per bbl. $1 1.25ft 11.88. . La-0per list lbs. Short ribs side I loose i. $ti.37., ft 6.51. Short clear aides (boxed). $6.2566.6(1. Whiskey, basis of high wines, $1.2$. Clover Contract grade. $19.75. ti, ift DEPART. sad Expreaa ... .Till Overland Limited fog (knafc Council Bluff, Denver, Kaooaa City ead ' - 4-- 5. C42V..O. Effactlva Nee. id 3-- Cash quotations were foltowa; Flour' Whs Steady. Wheat No. 2 spring. 97697c: No. 3. 85500c; o. 2 red. t OSftt 6 Corn No. 2, 484c, No. 2 yellow, so Oars No. 2, 42(c; No 3 white. 39 TIME CARD. st 5-- 1- -2 8iCtokv' MINERS 7-- , " b'B WESTERN 3-- 47i tTV 2-- 3-- 8 The leading futures ranged as lows: Articles. High. Wheat. No. 2 ' , Mo-harl- b t, y INCIDENT. A Chehalla, YVah.. May Foote, a commission mcn-hcome, has corntnitted sui.-iby shooting. Foote had Sunday and was nt. It's been a long time alnre the Civil war, but echoes of that great conflict are still heard in the land. One curloue' Re- - 4 Atlantia Expre for incident occurred in (hie city only the Daaver, teak, Condi other day that waa a sequel to another Bluff. Kaaaaa City aad off years ago. happening of thirty-nin- e It was Immediately after peace had been declared that two Confederate vet- Be-- fl Pad flu Itpnai fttem CeuBdl erans, who had been released from Fort Bluff, OmaXa, 1 Damvar. Kqae City lookout, on the Chesapeake, started to walk to their homes, on the Western UfiedoDy a....... fii$g g 1 Oveelaad Shore of Maryland.- They walked ell Re ban Omaha, Oemcfl when tho blit the long April afternoon, Bluff, Kaame City, Dm sun gut high In the heavens of the ver and all petals eut travelers grew weary and decided that .... KiE he would lie down on the grassy bank Ns.dally 101 Feet Mail iM and take a nap. ALA. HJUKKY, P 4 The other one was anxious to get Tick! Imu and so he home and see bade Ills comrade farewell and went hi aa.ooBfiEi P. and V. A. way. g. w. comm, t. p. And that waa thirty-nin- e years ago. In the Intervening time the aoldlera never met. but the other day os the man who had persisted, footsore and weary. In going on hia way, passed down Charles street he encountered the man who had lain down by the roadsldJ to rest They were young men when TILLY THE MASCOT. they parted, and now they ore elderly and gray, but they recognised each (New York Times.l held out wel- TBE OREGON bttOag UNY XIK Don't you belive that there ain't other none the leas, and CAK1X eagerly to be grasped. no such things aa mascots ' said the coming hands,who had gone on spoke The man deto time her who devotes saleslady first. Did you have a good nap?" he 4 (Nor. tS, 19011 veloping the taste of wealthy custo- asked, Bsitimore News. gravely. in mer for first-cla- a maids styles DEPART. aprons and caps and In endeavoring fig T Butte end Portland.. ll:g a to persuade them to lay in as large a Ne. 9 Pocatello, Montpelier stock as possible at a time. If Tilly Isfllnn ind Butte Smith ain't a mascot, then I never 11 Cache Valley ,., Itlit knew one. Now, I might ait waiting No! 19 Salt Lake aad TteUa 10:44 here a week and not see an apron or Ho. 9 Balt Laka aad iatoe-sadia cap, and you'd think there wouldn't They Are Considering Minor Changes T.IOan points ... Laka, Prom, be a well dressed working lady In the X Sri-B- att in Constitution. Hillard and all points city, when in will walk Tilly Smith 1:06 an oath lor a little chat. It some way cheers n 10 Belt Inks end later- you to see Tilly. She untiles In such Denver, May 26. The entire mornmediate points a rheerful, chipper sort of way, and ing session of the convention of tbe 9iMpn was 9m 4- glOMOtOiiMfOMOOOl, ilOnn perhaps that waa what made her the Western Federation of Miners was beat seller on tbe floor when she taken up In considering resolutions; ARRIVE. saleslady next to me here. 1 never providing for minor changes In the thought that myself, though, for it is constitution and bygjrs. The propo- ffa I Belt lake 9:9pn sition to hold open, Instead of execusomething more. 9 Butte aad Pocatello It can't make no difference now tive sessions of unions, has not yet Eft.Express ..............lff:46s.n anyhow, for nobody won't see her, but been reported back by tbe committee 9 II Salt lake ead Tiatle 9:51 a do you know, she won't be gone five to which It waa sent d 1Mo. - Salt lake aad minutes before In will walk a cuat-me.lliOOi, n and It's sure to be a good one. VACATION OF RU8BIAN ROYALTY. No. I - Balt lake and later- 7 :90 a madia te points likely as not. too, she'll lie aa chipper as Tilly, even if she la th4 richest St. Petersburg. May 36. The Impe- Eo. 9 Portland end Butts.. TiOOaa woman In New York, and talka about rial family from Tsarakoe'Selo la going Mm 19 Butte and Pocat die 9:Mpa lOilOna the weather, aay What pretty curly to Peterhof, June 6, where Emperor Mo. 19 Cache Valiev Trains south of Juab do aot iq hair you have child! and act Just as Nicholas will remain for the rest of the nice as though she waa a saleslady summer. He will not occupy the Grand C. A. HENRY, Ticket herself. Then out she would go and Palace, but the smaller Alexander ; H. CORSE, in will come someone elite, and l'll palace. In the Imperial park. On acPass A Ft Aft, Ogden, Utah have to send tip to the stock rooms count of the war, the Emperor will not P. A T. A BURLEY E. as Russian Poland, before night for a new lot of cap Sternewlo, to go Balt laka City, as' too. if ueual. and aprons, It isnt it hapsure a thing; Just pened once, hut it's In placing the eeal of defeat on as sure aa that that melancholy widow McCarty with the long veil will kill all my Pugilist Sleloff, Pugilist trade for a month. nearly knocked the former'! head off. Ever see me duck under the counter and stay there until you think I've That's dropped through the floor? when that old funeral woman cornea, around. Say, I'd as lieve cross a funeral procession aa sell her anything. I can hear her whining, almost in tears, up there, but you better believe I don't budge. She buys one dinky Before you start coll at little rap a year and complains because she can't get wafted on. Yes I did get fined once, but then I up and told Mr. Snipandflicker about it. and he walks by now and don't see nothin any more. Oh, he's a ATCHISOH, TOPEKA &SMT4fl daisy! Ain't that a love of a curl on Healy House, Opp. Depot. Phone 1612 A large Assortment of Low Ratea hia mustache? DnEyd ft groins But Tilly, now. she la a mascot for and Reliable Information constantly From Utah to on hand. Guaranteed by .the keeps. She mascots for herself and KANSAS CITY and CH1CAOA. when she got engaged she mascoled American Ticket Brokers Aasn. Also Direct lisa to CMvaston. El Paso, City o( Mexkte of Maw. u the Mining Mexico and Ariaoaa. Affk M about reduced rales mA C. W. WARREN, Daly-Wes- 6.471-- Timothy 3.05. Clover 10.75. Barley 33ft 57. ) Coming down along the rail In tue ltutt few stride to the wire. The Picket, the west's champion In the Brooklyn handicap, aua'ched victory away from the Irish Led, the.Brooklyn winner of last year. It scarcely more than a difference of a head, hut the westerner stronger than the Dui yea colt, whoae terrific pace with llermis up to the very home stretch would have tried to the til most the Ktnutext of hearts and Ine uturdleat of lintha Frantic cheer which had been ringing from the throats of nearly 40,0ut) spectatort died away when It was reall.d that Irish laid had gone down to defeat Proiier, the California candidate, cante thorugli at the end and beat out Hermls fur third place. The time for the mile was 1:39 5 and for the mile and a quarter 2:06 3 5. one and one-fifseconds slower than the race made by Irish Imd last year. The betting ring was a sweltering No mass of struggling humanity. sooner had the odds been posted than there was a rush to back Irish laid. Three and three and a half to one were the prevailing quotations fur a time, hut money poured steadily into the ring, and when the bugle called the field to the peat no better than 11 to 5 could be had against the favorite. Herat! opened and cloned at 4 to 1. The Picket, was well played, but hia price rereded only two points. From 10 to 1 he was barked to 8 to 1. Much of the speculation on the winner, however, waa conducted through the win hooka Every horse in.the race waa placed In a desultory manner, but the bulk of the public wagers continued to pour In on the favorite until the horses appeared in front of the grand stand on their way to the post. Starter Fitxgerald lined them up hack of the barrier and after three mlnuteM1 delay sent them away In splendid oSi der. Irish lad took the rail, The Picket second and Hermls third. Helgerann on The Picket eased his mount n trifle and when the racers passed the grandstand Hermls and Irtish lad had hooked up side by aide for their heartbreaking struggle, which was to continue for nearly a mile. The Picket, running easily, In the third place, made nice pace The for the balance nf the field. Thomas colt and the favorite struggled in vain each to master the other. Across the circular track from tha of a grandstand and mile from the starting point, they were running like one horse. In this manner they swung around the far turn and made for tha lost one, which headed them into the el retch. Shaw, on the favorite, anu Red fern on Hermta. were bringing out every ounce of speed In their mounts, while Helgereou woe drawing The Picket together for the final rush to the goal, lie cloud a gap of two or three lengths, and before they had reached the leet quarter pole was close upon the tiring leaders Hermls had done hie race and waa dropping back and Shaw swung the favorite a trifle wide. As he did bo, Helgerson shot In on the rail and la a driving finish, seventy yards from the wire. The Picket'! nose showed in front of Irish fin-bdi- ed 11.VS4 h, KANSAS CITY 6TOCK. 4. 131 104 wondering bow they would ever age to get married on hia salary, when one day they was going out some where, and she had to meet the old man. He is mighty grumpy, but tha minute he saw Tilly he seemed to thaw right out. I don't know how be knew they waa engaged, hut he patted Tilly on the back and said that Tom was a nice young man and must get on. Everyone's hair waa standing on end with amazement, and they thought the world was coming to an end. when the next day he raised Tom's salary, and he's been going up ever since, and now he's a member of the firm. Ch, Tilly a sure thing, and I ain't superstitious. either. But when you know youve got a mascot you Just want to keep a holt of It, for you don't get one every day and you don't know what may come of iL man- 4. 1- 2; lf 2. BASEBALL 8; Sixth Six end furlongs: Martiu won: Baronet, second; Alflo, third. Time, 1.25 one-ha- ld ..00010004 05 Chicago, May 26. Wheat No. 3 red 1.05ft 1.08; No. 3 red 1.03ft 1.07; No. 2 har.l 92ft 97: No. 3 hard Soft 93; No. 1 northern 96ft 99; No. 2 northern 92 97; No. 3 spring 8uft 97. her young man right up to being g mem iter of the firm. She hadn't been engaged a week, and she and Tom was Time, 2. FROM IRISH LAD i 3-- 4. CASH WHEAT. 1:45 2. Seaboard Air Line 4a Southern Pnciflc 4s Southern Railway 5a Texas and Pacific lata Toledo. St. L and Western 4a... Wheeling and lake Erie 4s .... Wisconsin Central 4s C. F. and 1. Con. 5a... .......... Tower, second; Barkley, third. Sti-on- d 1! 4a Union Pai-lfl4a Union Pacific lT. 8. Steel 2nd 5a... 15 abash 1st Wabash Deb. B MAY 27, 1901, Cincinnati. May 26. Lotonla results: Outwai First race Six furlongs: won; Montpelier, second; Maycombs, 595 third. Time. 1:41 MS. Five furlongs: Stroud won; 98 Wexford, second; McClellan, third. 98 1:03. Spectators Embrace from Sheer Time. 69 for Fourth Clippaetta stake 106 fillies, five furlongs: Lady Sa1 117 Delight as hey See Favorite voy won: Intense, second; Daisy Dean, 1i0 third. Time, 1:01 103 Fifth Mile aud seventy yards: Apparently Winning. 65 Grand Mary won: Barney Burke, secj 13 ond: Glenwoud, third. Time. 1:46 96 Sixth Six furlongs: Flying Ship ioo v; won; Jigger, second; Glenmore, third. Sudden Crowd 774 Paralysis Fall Upon Time, 1:13 74 Vi Whan Picket Pushes His Nos in Front of tho Favorite, 9914 JOCKEY HENRY HURT. 79' 101 74 8; 8. . L K PICKET 72 Daly, bid 2.49; asked 2.65. laiy-Wee- t, hid 28.45; nuked 23.75. bid 23.45; asked 23.75. Eagle and Blue Bell, bid 50. Grand Central, bid 4.50; asked 4.65. asked 1 2. Joe Bowers, bid SPOKANE VS BALT LAKE. laiwer Mammoth, asked 20. Spokane, May 26 Salt lake today La Retiie, bid 5; asked 8. won the second game of the aeries. Little Chief, hid 1; asked 1 R.H.E. Score Martha Washington, asked 1. 9 5 Spokane Mammoth, asked 1.00. Salt Lake ..1 1 0 1 2 0 1 0 -7 14 1 asked 8 May Day. hid I Hogg and Stanley; Kusii-- and HauMontana-Tonoiiabid 1.50. sen. Umpire, Sharp. asked New York, bid 5 Ontario, bid 3.25; asked 4.50. BUTTE VS. IIOISE. Pclro. bill 6; asked 8. Butte, Mont, May 26. In a list lest Richmond Anaconda, bid game, replete with costly erroia on the Sacramento, bid 13; asked 13 part of the locals, Boise today look the Silver King, bid 49.00; asked 64.50. second of the Butte-noisseries by a Silver Shield, bid 1. score of eight to five. Mlnplays on ue South Swansea, bid 3; asked 10. pact of the Butts men were responsible Star Consolidated, bid 10 for their defeat. Sunshine, bid 1; asked 6. Butte, 5; Boise, A Swansea, bid 30; asked 36. Quick and 8iencer; McFarland and Tetro, bid 26; asked 30. Hausen. Uncle Sam Consolidated, bid 17 United States Mining, bid 19.60. SEATTLE VS TACOMA. Utah, bid 42; asked 60. Seattle, Wash, May 26. Seventeen 1 M 8; bid 8. asked hits In six innings gave Seattle Hie Victor 14. game. Tacoma could not touch Will-iam2. 5 Walmah. bid 2; asked The young pitchers of each Yankee, bid 80; asked 33 team finished the Duly-Judg- 1- -2 St. 104 79 9 109 127" 69 UTAH, FRIDAY MORNING, OGDEN, ! 11 - 5. to-r- The Depot SS351 TO 0 U B. Hilliard. 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