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Show MORNING OOOEN, UTAH. WEDNESDAY MORNING, EXAMINER supported well. Baum pitched well ment for failure to assist a reduced reand received good support. presentation." R.H.E. Score The speaker was vigorwiety applaud3 9 Portland ed. but the vote on the motion to alto' .i..,....,.M,.l lxia Angeles .6 Is 8 Alaska Increased representation and Steelman; Batteries Butler 1 ayes to 9 the Southern and Baum and 8piet. Western States voting solidly for it. The committee then adopted the rules CHICAGO VS CLEVELAND. of the last convention and the 31th Congress, as the rules of the convenChicago. June 2L Today's game waa tion, with these aniendmcn.a: a pitchers bsrtle in which the lorals Rule 1, to real! The convention won in the ninth inning, a base on balls ; shall consist of a number of delegates followed ty two singles scoring the from each State equal to double the winning run. Attendance, 7,330. number of Senators and representaScore R. H. E tive is Congress; aix delegates each 4 1 from the Chicago.. territories of Arizona, Indian 1 T X Cleveland Territory. New Mexico, Alaska and Batteries Owen and Sullivan; Dona- Oklahoma; six fiorn the Philippines hue and Abbott. with two votes; six from Hawed cud two front the District of Columbia. ST. LOUIS VS DETROIT. Rule 8. Kelatit e to voting and rules 10 and 12 are amended to fit the St. Ixmis. June 21. The Detroit above change. American league team defeated St. Rule 12 is amended so as to provide Louis here today. Mullin pitched a that twenty days before the date set very effective game allowing only eix for the national convonion a comhits. He was well supported In the plete list of delegates and alternates field. Attendance, 800. with noilcea of contents must he filed R. H. E. with Score the national committee. St. Louis 0 8 3 After the committee adjourned Mr. 8 9 0 Detroit Nixon said that he did not in', end to Batteries Bievers and Bug den; Mul bring the matter before the convention lin and Buelow. but he understood that the Quay proposition to reduce the Southern States WASHINGTON VS NEW YORK. re pie sentat ion might coihe np and if it did he would seek to Amend it so 21. Chesbro's June Washington. as to reduce the territorial New York to masterly pitching enabled He defeat Watolngton today. held the Washington team down to four hits, S three being of the scratch order. Mo- CHINESE MU8T ANSWER FOR rans two errors let In all of the New DEATH. York runs. Attendance 2,000. R. H. E. Score lune 1. Minister Con-go- r Washington ...48 84 03 Washington, has telegraphed the State DepartNew York . ment that Consul Miller, after a thorBatteries Patten and Drill; Chesbro ough Investigation of the killing of the and McGuire. American war correspondent Etxel, by on a junk off New Chwang. has Chinese NEW YORK VS. BOSTON. made a report stating that the killing waa unwarranted and without provoBoston, June 21. New York won llr. Congor will forward the from Boston today on a wet and slip- cation. details by mail, and In due course the pery field, which made ground-coverin- g state Department will bring the subject difficult Five doubles were accomto the atteutiou of the Chinese governnumber a of but ordinarily plished, ment. as went hits. chances Attendance, easy ................. of apostle IJEATH A. 0. WOODRUFF . gait Lake City, Utah, June al Shile returning home from the o I1 wife ,B lh City of Mex-J- o, Apostle Abraham Owen Woodruff small- af the Mormon church died of Mrs. Ei Faso. 1ex., last night. woodruff died of smallpox about two aeefce ago. Her husband bad hurried to the Mexican capital when informed hie wife's illueea. and was with her a and. Believing full precautions 21. fu-er- , ,t taken to prevent hie the disease, he started for his ting bonis in Salt Ixtko. He was ill when he arrived at El Paso about ten days ago, and stopped A physician protlure to recuperate. nounced his case one of typhoid and he was given treatment for typhoid, when it developed that he had smallpox. He as at once removed to the Isolation juipltal at El laao. Hie case did not appmr to be a severe one and there would was every indication that he He ate a hearty breakanon recover. and waa morning fast yesterday (bought to have reached the convalescent stage, when he suddenly became worse and passed away last night, me direct cause of death being heart fail bf" tad ET-ZEL- ure. News of the death reached Balt Lake iaai night in the form of n telegram from 'to Prefddent John R. Winder A. W. Ivina president of the Mexican The interment mission. will in all chll-'dre- Woodruff, in Balt Lake, and the other '.three children are in Colonla, Juarei, Mexico, In charge of servants. .................. a son of the .Mrs President Wllford Woodruff and !was born in Balt Lake county, Nov. 22, 1871, his mother being Mra Emma on Smith. His boyhood waa passed the form where he was born, and, afted er finishing the district schools, he Cincinnati, June 21. The Chicago's to score today. Timely responsible for the runs in Salt Lake. At the age of 18 he be- hitting scored by Cincinnati Attendance, rime a collector for a Balt fimke bank waa to later promoted the position aid R. H. E. Score of assistant bookkeeper. He was call.8 8 2 Cincinnati for the , Mormon ed on a mission 6 2 .0 Chicago ihnrch In 1898 and was assigned to Batteries Walker and Pelts; Welm-e- r in the German and Kllng. mlRMun. Within a year he was made of Dresden the and branch, president ST. LOUIS VS PITTSBURG. liter waa railed to the presidency of rethe Berlin conference, waters he St. Louis. June 21. Mike Lynch, mained for n year before returning Pittsburg! Brown University recruit home. In 1896. On June 30 of that year was given hie first try out in major he was married to Mias Helen May league company this afternoon and dehis feated St Louie, Attendance, 2A00 Winters, whose death preceded own by two weeks R3f .E Score He was ordained an apostle Oct. 7, St Louie 6 4 4 ISM, by hln father. Since that timp he 9 12 4 Pittsburg hu been engaged wholly In church enBatteries Corbett Sanders, McLean terprises. Hla chief labor has been tbs and Grady; Lynch, Phelps and Smith. Mormon colonisation 6f the Big Horn Umpire, O'Day. the -- 8- 22, 1001. lield Loin sending details Tok .i SEARCH FOR BODIES mitted to luriii c r lst D.-iil- f.auru M Meighaa, TRACT COMPANY, ( Fu-ge- r, THE 8408 Wash. Ave. meighan Telephone 662-Y- . Two Good Times ttu for You. fire when lie heard the people shout ing. Then he ran to the hose. It colled and hurst when the water prex sure reurhed it. Then hr got tlic rubber wutdiiug hose. Inn the roup-linAfwould no! til the stand-pipe- . ter thai he Jumped overboard and swatu ashore. A good time to Salt Lake City for Si. Louis iR at 8:13 p. iu.. when the Burlington Kouton daily through sleeper leaves. No hasty lu.ai.bist-inno hurried ph eking; no running to cairh cariy ntnrning ears. g ?; Edwuid BVmlow, assistant engineer, testified that for use in fighting fires, they had a donkey engine for pumping water to the fire hose. They never bad any other hose on tlie Slo- Mi-ee- t A good (Into (o arrive In St. Louis Is 7:19 a. in., when the Burlington Route's daily through (deeper gets at cum. there. Streets not so congested; hotels not so full; places not so hard to CORRESl'ONDENTS KICK s London. June ll. The Toklo correspondent of the Telegraph My till 1 guns, three tn and large quantity of nr. uiunrei.u have been recovered from tho itu-iaeruia-- i r VariMij w hich wa i auuk bv the 4ap-an- c at . 'heimilpo at tho beginning of s - At the inquest bula.v Dan O'Neill, a trail-mnudeck band, corroborated tbe that the More room held paints, oil, and old canvas besides the lamp. first learned of U-- - fies The witnex ucsmi-e- . . s Despite Stormy Night Divers Continue Their Grewsome W tion of Bodies Impossible New York, June 21 All through the eieurical night, despite the storm that swept ow-- the city, the searchers for victim nf the General Slocum held to their grew some work and today the total number of bodies recovered had reaihcl 770. An alarming result of the developments of the last three or four dsya has been that, although more than Jiw bodies have been taken from the river, the list of missing has remained a first suggested. Today when the total of bodies recovered exceeded 73b the list of missing continued well i:i excess' of three hundred. night proved most trying for who patrolled the river the seari-herlooking fur dead. Drt-- ned end blinded by the downpour of rain, tbe watchers kept their vigil, the little boats circulating about the wide stretch of water between North Brother island bud the main land, une flash of lightning revealed two bodies floating together about a bundled yards from tbs shore. A few minute later (Tie bodies of a young woman, find an Infant girl, had been added to 1 ho llat of unidentified dead, la like manner other bodies were found at many points, and the list of those recovered steadily increas- was traveling on leave attempted t visit of the JapaufnU lae purpose of obacra-- . ioru army Nor Living ids rrodKiitiala, he was e- ron-i- l La k to Anuiiig from a half way station. what sta that nemo liceuoin he grain t I ia the mai ter ul ouserving the lug (it ai-army ani its operation. The policy of the staif has been to suppress nil iuiorinaijoa regarding the pitcnbei-- ami bieh could five the enorganizations emy a clue in the size nr character of the army opr-- i dug them. The l'.usHaii ('tiu-oi'captured m il Battle of the so much Vain have displayed information of iutuonsnee regardof lids am ing tinthat tin- JapatuM- effb-errousider that their policy 01 iim-- i secrecy has bo-- . vindicate 1. Lhuicuani Albert, S. an American artillery officer who STILL PROSECUTED ork--Identi- of are oiou perThe statemcn. ma Jim!. Genera Kuroki'e Headquarters In the field via Seoul, June 0, 8 p. in. There has (Delayed in transmission.) beeiTitmeh among news pnner enn pendents over their Mat us with the Japanese army, resulting i i several prut to the Mail. Finally a written ntutement or their grievances was presented by the entire ltody of correspondents here. 1,900. The Htatement complains of the NOMINATED TO CONGRESS. R. H. E. Score of telegrams at Seoul and at 12 1 8 New orit Nagasaki which the headquarters cen2 12 3 21. Boston John Oehman was ed. sor had already approved. It nlso comChicago, Jnne Batteries McOlnnily and Warner; today nominated for congress by the Many bodies taken from the river to- plains of tho strict enforcement of tha Willis and Moran. First Congressional district Democratic day were in such a condition as to rale by the general staff at Toklo, convention. make identification next to impossible. which prevent correspimdoutK in tha CINCINNATI, JUNE CHICAGO. probability be in El Paso, from the nature of the disease that produced 'death. n, Apostle Woodruff leaves four three daughters and a son, all under 6 years of age. The youngest child, an Infant of 5 months, is with its Mrs. Emma Smith pwndmother, Apostle Woodruff was JENE Drop me a postal and I will write you all about It R. F. NESLEN, Gensral Agent. 79 WEST SECOND SOUTH ST, Ticket Office, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. p nren Bain la' college were unable waa Latter-da- y 0. Prankfort-on-the-Mal- If 0 n, Q 0. & f m w,: ic ) I Oi " 'SlitfKFf4W(4&tT fcEOMNEYfleeWentl WnNWaTSONTMAWCER) r . T TO'WEBBCR. SecretaryJ G fATw CARLSON. .Treasurer) a, country. PHILADELPHIA ' sS Wi - SHOCKLEY TRANSCRIPT. VS BROOKLYN. Bsh ' Brooklyn, June 21 A great catch The transcript on anpesl In the case by Lush of McCormick lot robbed of Utah va James M. Shockley, con Brooklyn of todays game. Hanlon'e rieted of the murder of Amina Gleamen could do nothing with Mitchells son, was filed with the clerk of the Sucurves until the fluid Inning when preme court today. It dmtalns a copy they made a splendid finish. Attendof the evidence, pleadings, and assignance, 1,000. ments of error and comprise! 403 type, R.H.E. Score written peered. There are fifteen assign 8 9 2 Brooklyn menti of error, upon which the defend4 10 Philadelphia ant hopes to secure n new trial Batteries Cronia and Bergen; Mit- U ll In nome mysterious manner two prisoners at the county Jail have eontract-'e- d BASEBALL Up to the seventh Seattle waa well ahead of San Sranciica At thin point a does derision which Seattle claimed waa a fonhin play, gave San Franelsoo a riiance and she made five ran. In toe ninth San Francisco could not get 1 hit when it meant a tie game. R.H.E. Score Seattle, June 21. 7 Franclaco Batteries: C. Hall Shell and Gorton. and 9 7 Wilson; TACOMA VS OAKLAND Jane 21. In the best game season, Keefe shut out the hitting Oakland team, striking riit eleven men. ? t a visitor passed base. Tacoma scored on the hurt and nm play with sevsral timely ,u- - This ia the first game lost by B,whanan in aeven weeks. knore R.H.E. Tacoma, J Uie J1! T&fiQi. ,UI 'tod 4 e.eee 7 1 - Keefe and Graham;Oil - Buch- - Bttteriei toia and Eyme. Portland vs los angelks. Portland' loose lost the game today to Los l jVwici. Butler pitched what would been a good game bad he been Portlir.d, June 21. i SE3F; REPRESENTATION Nixon Saye Territories Should bo Pun- ished if They do not Help the Republican Party. b Chicago, June 21. There was quKe a flutter in the committee on rales and order of bneinesa which met after the convention adjourned, when objection was made by soma of the middle west and eastern states over the proposed increase of representation of Alaska In the next national convention. The committee selected Henry H. Bingham of Pennsylvania, for .chairman ; J. F. Manning of Vermont, as secretary, and Reno Sharp of Maryland, and J. M. Stevens of Idaho, aa assistant secretaries. The rales of the last convention aa amended by the national convention had been reed when C. Fred Nixon of New York, objected to the amendment to the first rale which gives as future representation for Alaska six votes Instead of four as at present. He was supported in his objection by the delegates from Deln ware, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island. Mr. Nixon urged that the continued increase in votes given to the territories was simply throwing into their hands lhe control of the convention in the event of a close cun-tesconvention of The Democratic he added, was controlled on the sliver question by the votes of the territories, and to my mind it is high time that we cut down the represen' tatlon in the convention, not only of the territories, where no electoral vole ie registered, but in such States as always cast their electorial votes fur the Democrat ic ticket. Representation in the convention should he in a reasonable measure be representative of the number of votee caat and these States and territories should not out of mers sentiment be given aa many votes aa Slates that always cast their electorial votes for the Republican candidate. The Alaskan member of the commit amtee, W. D Grant, speaking tor thewith his territory, tbat said endment, its great growth and shorn of much honor, asked the extra representation to be on a footing of eqaallty with the other territoriee. Mr Nixon protested that his objections' were not raised particularly . to the whole against Alaska, but which, if adopted, would g.ve to the about 42 votes in the etmwHto on any territories, enough to control close proposition. sen T agree rather with the isle in ntor Quay. he said, who believed in than rather lessening Utito or votes of those States who del the aid to nothing be inward tor Republican majorities the punishand creased representation o (? o I A fA ? J I Ti Q. J. y ZJ& A I "VOWe 1896, tolling kittle CREATPASTMENfSTORfe: OGDENSn nwusjji eftasi m ter wsrpnns OF ts SEATTLE VS SAN FRANCISCO. 0 TERRITORIAL smallpox and have been removed to quarantine hospital. The men afflicted with the disease are A. McCarthy. a United States prisoner, who waa rommitted on May 18 for pasidng counterfeit money, and Ray Wright, com mltted on March 22 for robbery. They were taken to the city quarantine hospital last evening by Deputy Sheriff Andrew Smith, who awore In n patient it the hospital to take charge of the men while they are there. The Jail fcia been thoroughly disinfected and the prisoners vaccinated, and n close watch Is being kept to detect any indications if the d'sease on the other prisoners. MrCartley first took nick on Wedne lay an! Dr. Hashronck was called, but h could not state at that time what bled the men. Several days later he tailed and pronounced the patient as r- covered. Saturday some eruptions were not';-'- d on the prieonere fare, and last night County Physician Mayo was called and pronounced the liwe.ee tmallpox. Wright, the cell hate of McCartley. was taken ill on Sunday. The men have been aasociat-to- q with the other prisoners at meal 'I mes . and It is feared that others will taken With the disease. Every effort 111 he ued, however, to prevent the Tread of the disease. the REDUCTION 0. t chell and Dooln. SMALLPOX IN PRISON. & Vve 'VJJovttt DtmUe. Wednesday .Thursday, Friday, Saturday June 22, 23, 24, i 9mes ,&&y3&Vtv Zxir Vw p s 4 ):r rri sye-tern- ff firs t a) 6s i4S JAj, Wf i |