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Show MORNING ' EXAMINER, SEC0I0 FUSE ALARM BOARD OF Do You Wish It EDUCATION Baking Powder is purest and strongest of all baking powders, absolutely free from alum, ammonia and every adulterant Royal makes the best and most wholesome food. ROYAL IAKINR SOW DM CO, Gflutnl Chaffee pawd through den yesterday on hie way Mat . 0g, Bancroft Superintendent paaaed through Ogden today in hla private tar, bound for point, north. Uiaa Corinno Christianson haa returned from a two weeks vlait with friends at Logan. 111m Conny Smurthwaite, who haa been vlalting at Bexburg, Idaho, for the past two weeka, haa returned to her home In Ogden. O. R. Grow, formerly a lieutenant in the Utah light artillery, In the Philippine war, arrived from Salt lake today for a week, recreation in Ogden Canon at the Hermitage. Are department waa led oft on BUSINESS The board of education aet ia regular sessloa last evening. Dr. Joyce presiding in place of Judge Dee who was absent. Considering that it Is vacation time, a great amount of business was transacted. Tbe finance committee reported $532 cash oa hand. Bills aggregating about $3,000 had been presented for payment. An over draft of $3000 waa authorised to be made to cover the amount of the bills presented. The committee on building end grounda reported that the work on the new Dee building waa progressing nicely. They recommended thai the basement of the high school be plastered and same was ordered dona The treasurer1 report foy tbe month IN W.UIAII TNtW VOBK. of July showed that there were no receipts during the month end there wee a balance at $1040.35 on hand. An application for position as janitor of the new Dee school building was received from George W. Huff. SORROW FOR MR. The matter was referred to tbe memAND MRS. McFARLANE ber of the board living In that district. Tbe petition of A. W. Kherner position as janitor of the Five Death of Thalr Infant Daughter, for school was referred to Judge Points Occurred Last Mary Night. Dee with power to act more Interest la being shown Tho maay friends of Mr. and Mrs. In That the free scholarships of the UniJoseph C. MrKarlan. will ba pained to versity of Utah is attested by th fact learn of the death of their Infant that the necessary number have apdaughter Mary, at 11:16 last night plied for the same. The third and last The Uttls one has been ailing for sevwaa received from Mina eral days, but strong holies were en application I. Turner, a high school graduEvelyn tertained for her recovery, until the ate of 1902. Her name waa ordered font. Announcement of the funeral sent la to tbe state superintendent of will be made later. schools. E. S. Rolapp, clerk nf the board, rethat the school census enumported CHILD BEATINC erators had completed their work. Following la their reports of the chilROUSES NEIGHBORS dren of school age la the live wards: Poliee Will Bo Aaked to Stop Chas- Wards. Boys. Girls. Total Inc. Dec. 60 566 889 1155 First tising of Infanta With Iron Shod 983 128. 663 481 Second Rubbor Hobo. 608 676 1183 138 Third 669 785 1444 38 The citizen, lu tho neighborhood uf Fourth T 630 655 1285 street were Fifth Auams and Twenty-fourtthoroughly aroused last evening over 2965 3M5 6050 Totals tho treatment of two little hoys by Tbe above reimrt show a net Intlieir mother. For twenty minutes blows rained upon the urchins, until crease of 222 children of school ago the neighbors could stand the aeeuo no over last year. There la a decrease longer, and a lady who lived next la two of the wards under the number door Interfered and threatened an ap- at school children last year. An estimate of $2,600 for the two peal to th law. A cruel aight met her gaxo when she entored the house of the weeka work, cost of materials, etc, Infuriated woman. A small boy was was reoelved from the contractor of prono on th floor plmdlng piteously, the new. Dee building. The estimate whlla the parent Ism id over him while was approved by Architect Smith and with piece of hose attached to an Iron the amount ordered paid. Warrants were ordered drawn for a handle in one hand, and n murderous looking stick in the other, she waa ad- number of bills aggregating about ministering a most cruel castignation Thu neighbors are determnled to put a atop to the savage practice and their HOODLUMS TURN , Indignation la Increased by the tact IN FALSE ALARM that the family la an object largely of public charity. The police department baa been In- Fire Department Has a Run of a Mila formed regarding the matter. For Nothing Not the First h BASEBALL EXCURSION. Salt Take City Sunday, Aug. 7th, Rio Grande. Fare $1.00. Train leaven 1:30 a. m. In the mention of the prize winner at the Valley I lay relehratinn held at the Oak. Thursday, the name of Mlsa Ellen Bn of Liberty was unintentionally omitted. Miaa Burt received HM pound of Perry' flour for tho bent loaf of bread exhibited. KENNEDY'S DAIRY LUNCH AND BAKERY. Individual lunchea and Ice cream nerved from 1:10 a. m. to 13:30 p. a. 2454 Washington aveau. REED HOTEL $!,-60- 0. Hoax. The following am the arrivals at the Reed Hotel for the paat twenty-fouhours CLOUDBUR8T CAU8ES 9:21 last evening took the members of the fire department hurriedly to the vicinity of Thir- A RECORD FLOOD. r Douglas Arlz, Aug. 6. The worst alarm In the history of Bisbee occurn cloudburst caus The following are arrivals at the red yesterday when water ed n torrenh of many feet Reed Hotel for the put twenty-fodeep to sweep down tbe canyon. Er Lour: II. G. White Denver; Gm Knaiies, cry thing in Ibe path of the flood was great destroc San Pedro; W. Brown, city; William carried along causing tloa uf property, A numlier of persona Rosenthal, Ran Fnm'lwn; Una Gaicr, were caught in the flood between tho Elgin; J. C. Hooper, KL Joe; Tlinnia P. Patrick, Hanlon; Wn. lluchanan, steep aides of tho canyon and drowning. Houses and mver; Tho. J. Mitchell. Kan Fran- rabina escapod were washed down the gulches. cisco; J. E. Yatea, Omaha; 1. 1 Flrtch stands In tbs streets hero sever, San Francisco: J. 11. Roe, Chicago; Water en feet deep in places and many era Mrs. V. IL Shipley, Ogden; W. J. Parkfrom leaving their homes. er, Ray; W. 8. Woodruff, Salt Lake; prvunted HIm Apellla. Brooklyn, N. Y.; Miss J. Ilisba la kicaied In a canyon where tho water rushed down with trumen E. Apelll. Brooklyn, N. Y.; C. J. Tutduua foroe. tle, Salt Lake. teenth and Washington streets. Hoodlums had probably sent In the alarm from box 16 and made thei escape without being discovered. A rapid and futile ran of a mils with all the of the Fire Department was the result. No trace of the mischief makers could be found. Punishment would have followed diseovery of the perpetrators of the act, as the fire department haa bee the victim of sev eral of these call. ur pdra-phenal- la bar-row- ly WELSH CAUSE SEN- SATION IN ENGLISH COMMONS. London, August A There wax an extraordinary scene In the bonne of common. today during the discussion of n bill designed to frustrate the device, of the Welsh county euunclle who are endeavoring to refute to carry out the education act. Premier Balfour moved the closure, but on division, the opposition members raising n Worm of uproamiis protest, foiled to record their voire end the chairman named a number of members to the speaker. After a heated discussion amtd renewed npmar and cries of "shame almost the entire opiswltlon led by Messrs. Asquith and Herbert Glad-Holeft the house as a pretest against the elusure. The bill waa then pased in the presence of fnll niinSter-t- al benches and a few Irish members ne WILL BRING TROUBLE TO BASEBALL EXCURSION. Balt Lake City, Biraday, Aug. 7th, Fare $1.00. Train leaves Washington, August 6. Victor H Metcalf, secretary of commerce and labor la 111 with stomach trouble, lli. lllnesi ia not considered serious. A JUDGE. Wllkeabarro, Pa, Augua 8. At the meeting of the anthracite board of conciliation today tbe operators presented a plan for the settlement of the check weighmen and check docking boss questions. Th operator asked that the entire controversy be atrsmiUed to Judge Gray, hla decision to be final and binding. The miner naked for time to consider tbe proposal, and action wm deferred until the next meet lng of the beard whloh will be held on Auguet 25th. Lincoln. Neb, August Judge Parker of Kentucky, secretary of CERTAIN. 5.' Lincoln. Neb, Aug. Thomas IX Tlbbets of this city. Populist candidate for rice president. has been Strongly opposed to fusion with the Democrats, but today he said he would agree (o fusion with auy party that would oppose monojmlies. He said he would content to a division of the ticket In Nebraska. This practically makes fusion certain when the two state conventions meet here next Wednesday. FIVE SECTIONS OK LAND BURNED. Have you a twoeent stamp?" asked the lady la the drug store. No. ma'am, replied the clerks; but w have something just as good. Here are two one-castamps." Yonkers Statesmen. little nonsense now and then brings failure to a lot of men. Chicago A Record-Heral- Fred Foster end Jockey Chan Gray were ruled off the turf for life today by the Hawthorne judges. The horses Poseur and Gus Heidorn are Included In the penalty, which I supplementary to that inflicted In July, when James Gray and Mat Foster were placed tinder the ban of the Western Turf officers. Tbe ebstge against the penalize! turf men is fraudulent, practice' Ths accusation la based on the bad running of Foeeur and Gua Helilurn, by which it Is asserted the four men ruled olf profited by fully 816.000. Chicago, August 8. Visitor What la that horrible grinding nolm I beard this morning about 8? Flat Dweller Ths folks in the flat below had toast for breakfast. Baltimore American. Gras widows may. of course, be blue, But 1 bare never wen (No more haa any one of you) A single 'one that's green. Philadelphia TSr Dlr..rt. RESERVATION REGISTRATION. v. j.e I, Pres. World. u. In the caws With possible exceptions of Tibet aad Lapis ud we are compelled te admit foot the Bngtteh working classes aar pstlbahly the dirtiest bipeds te Ibe world. alike in their clothes and la their pars ass, sad that they display thinsselves to public end even travel by paVk mwyssew la eeedl-ttnmwhich weald w be Maratod ia any other vtviflOed son airy. Nothing like EugtMh working class (Hit is ever ere ia pnbMe oa tbe of Europe unless la Its far eastern portions, awd dirt is prejudiaial te health not only by Ma direct physical upsratlea, IniL la a still greeter degree. by reason of the absence of self respect which tt entaila and which removes from the dirty man or woman st least, one safeguard against drunkenness sad misconduct. London Laaort. a it 1-- I d. He who strikes and arbitrates Will lit. to strike on other dates. Chicago Journal 5. Booth-Tucke- the Populists national committee arrived here today for a conference with Thus. H. Tlbliets. nominee for President on the Populiit ticket neat. A forest Devils Lake.'X. D July 5. John M Olympia. Wash, August fire on Thompson creek, this county, McKinney, chief registration office' lias burned over five sections of land, and a large force of clerks who will flesiroying valuable timbers, a county have charge of the reservation regisbridge and a fora house. The tration have arrived from the Rosebud fire is now under control. reservation. Tomorrow all notaries public will be railed togehter by McI'eughkeepsie. N. Y Auk. I. Major Kinney and pledged to charge no more Muiur broke the half mile record at than 38 cents each for making out regpfMsun River Driving park today, go-- ! istration papers, then blank, will be the distance in :59 He broke given out sad the rash will be on. alfce world's record of l:0t though ths registration will not stmrt until Monday. Hundreds of person, Palermo, Bieilv. Aug. 5.- - The Unit- are arriving on every train from the ed States battleship Iowa left last East and WesL night for Gibraltar. Loanda. West Cos it of South Africa, New Yorfe. lAng. 8. Right 1U. August 5 When the United Slates Charles Bomb. Commander r South AMan'fc squadron. Rear Admiral of th" Salvation Armv. Rear Chadwick commanding, arrived bare Admiral Stark and 1. W. t ramp were veetrrday the admiral exchanecd n the steamer Csnipagns with the rhir of i he pessrngei Portug ie-- e naval which arrived tonight fioin ration at Ang-ds- , A. 5. All London, Aug. dispatches from Bt. Petersburg are delayed oa account of the storms on the conli I ; i i i i same hoodlums who turned the alarm in at box 16 hurried over to the opposite aide of town end turned another In at box 34. There is a line of from $10 to $100 attached to the offense of turning in a false alarm, half of which goes to the Informant or Informants. 1-- 1-- ra, ol . 4 Seattle, Wash., Aug the Meadows: iTSl H fow. rirst race, five won Meteors second; Our fT' CL' third. Time, 1:01 1.4. I BeeoS?1JTM. ,eYa won; second; All AhSTJM1 tt Time, 1:26 Third race, six ftirlongs-M- ,.. 1 gmn won: Mimo second- azt: third.- - Time, 1:14. Fourth rat, mile, purse--B- ay won; Tamm second; Hon-th- a ird. Time, 1:41 12. Fifth race, one mile, selling, cho won; Capable secondnT Thatcher third. Time, i 3 Sixth race, six and a half Cerro Santa won; Suburban o2. second; Huapala third. Time 1 uT Seventh race, one mile and' Invlctus won: Isabella second r trade third. Time, 1:44 fill! i - i-- 2-- 6.' 3--8. DROVERS MONTANA (Continued from page 1) strike of the truck driven throughout Chicago would be taken. PACKER8 LOST DECISION. Esopua, N. Y, Aug. 5. It was learned tonight that among Judge Parkers last decisions was one on a contested election case of Joel Brink, who waa a candidate for supervisor In 1963 and was beaten on the returns by one majority. He obtained a writ town the of mandamus requiring board of canvassers of Ulster to recanvass the vote. He said technically The done. Irregular things were court decided against hint. Judge Parker held that the legislature did not desire to subject elections to the alow progress of tbe courts and he points out the dangers that might ensue If electloni were left to drawn out .litigations. He Instances a presidential election when the result In New York was so close that feeling raa high and 'asks what the result would have been If the courts bad taken cognisance of such allegations as that the chairman ' did read off the split ballots or that the poll clerks did not tally them. "Dispatch as well as accuracy, he said, ''is' aimed at by the election law. If Brink haa any such right, he says, every candidate for public office has the same so that, the result of the elections could tbe indefinitely postponed. "1 advise, he concludes, that tbe law be left aa the legislature wrote . it, ,.,, ds r, a Lull 0 mm PRIZES Kuropa1 moveiiif single 1 he mil: Holits Window To be given away this weak Lyceum Theater. NEW FACES NEW ACTS-NEPICTURES ADMISSION W 10 CENIl Do You Know MM If your eyes are hi any vj defective you better come ml get acquainted. I have saved a great mu; foom serious eye trouble, 11 can save you. My extended q perlence and numerous eye tta lng instruments are at your nr vice FREE FR8 J. T. Rushmer Expert Manfg. Optldaa Phone 401i Wash. 2412 2-- 5. ysmrfsl Oisr ( lalirsrts. CLEVELAND VS NEW YORK. The druggist held In hla hand a lump of gray substance like putty. It waa Cleveland, August 5. Powell waa a smaller than a baseball and as light as cork. Through It, here and theta ran mystery to Cleveland. Attendance, streak! ef yd low and black. R. H. E. Score "This is a lump of ambergris, the Cleveland 4 2 about Is said. worth $500, It druggist New York ..5 13 1 1 judge. Smell IL Bernhard, Moore mud .Buelow; PowThe patron put' hie nose to the am- ell and McGuire. bergris. Then he said, surprised: DETROIT VS BOSTON. "Why, It haa no smell. Tlw druggist, smiling, rubbed it with his alcove, and Immediately powerful, Detroit, August 6. For the first time this year Detroit managed to tauskHke odor filled tho air. Crude ambergris. he said, never heat Boston with Young pitching. Attendance, 3,000. emails nutil you warm It or rub IL Score R. H. E. This rhunk of ambergris here smells 4 12 Detroit like musk. That la because it to crude. Boston ...... . ................ .2 5 0 Th odor of prepared ambergris baa Mulin and Bevllle; Young and not the least resemblance to musk. Criger. Uo rubbed his hand over hla sleeve. From handling this he said, my BUTTE VS. SPOKANE. east will smell for months. My hands, no matter how I wash them, will smell Butte, Mont., Aug. 5. Timely hitfor several days, Seattle ting coupled with errors gare tbe game to Butte today. Carney was put off the grounds for kicking. AtR. H. E. tendance 65U. Score: Flowers. rrystolHslB 8 14 3 The process of crystallising flowers Butte .. .. ..... 7 13 3 to simple ami can be satisfactorily acSpokane ..... ... Bandelln and Swindells; Dammann complished by any one who has artistic skill. Arrange some basket forms and Stanley. of any desired pattern with pliable copper wire and wrap them with gauze. Into these tic to the bottom violets, ferns, geraulum leaves-- ln fart, any flowers except full Mown roses and sink them la a solution of BUFFALO MEETING CLOSES. slum of one pound to a gallon of wacoolhas eolntiun until tbe Walt ter. Buffalo. X. Y.. August 5. Buffalo ed. as tbe colors will then be pre- closed Its moot successful grand circuit served in their original beauty, and meeting in years with another good the crystallized alum will hold them crowd and sharp raring at Kenilworth faster then when foewofl 1:1 a hot solu- Park this afternoon. Summary: 2:10 pace, two in three heats, purse. tion. When you have a light covering of crystals that completely envelops $1,000: Ben F. .won 4.two straight 2:11 Mies Ohp-eliin 2:09 the artlrles. restore cbeerfnlly end heatsJohn K.. B. and Sadie Baron allow R to drip twelve hours. These also started. Roy baskets make a unique ora men t and The Iroquois Hotel for 2:14 cla's. long preserve thalr freobuesa. pacers, three heats, purse. $2,000: Black Hal won the first and third (Vtslin of a Haight. heats in 2:10, 2:09. Baron Grattan The recemosiea at the creation of a won the second heat in 2:08 Anghave ticca various: the principal us Pointer and John Burns also start'd. knight were a box on the ear and a stroke The Electric City, for 2:11 class with a sword nn the shoulder. John trotters, three heats, purse. $5,000: uf Salisbury tells us tbe blow with the Sweet Marie won the second heat In and was second in the other naked get waa in nee among the an- 2:49 cient Normans; by tbti It was that two heats. Tiverton won the third heat In 2:49 and waa third and second Willlsra the Onnqneror conferred the in the other two heats. Taylor honor of knighthood on hla un llenry. won the first b'st in 2:09 John Robert It we afterwant changed Into a blow M.. Ijidy Gail Hamilton. Judge Green. with tbe flat of tbe sword on the shoulIndy Iitthie, Nalla J. and Kent alu der ef tbe knight. started. ..,,,,........,.0 . ......... ........ RACES 4, 3-- is what hies he that th about a forces the eve gageme days la ougft to their fu make r the pm Yang si ly expo Imports terarf ii tots of iofluem the can lied np war. Its vast lmmcdl ending Manctn The tertala Kuropa tempi Tbe de vantag radius Kuropi weak Hon le aide not fai 2-- 5. 2-- 5. STREI 3-- 5. 3-- 5.. 2-- "2-- 5. . In this talk of sanitary roundlnge. We mean It and 1 think our market place been out the assertion. Remem ba wefl our foods are well-brefed and slaughtered under prater sanitary regulations. A E. 2468 WEATHERBY OGDEK Wash. Are.. 4-- Arc You A week mile and th yard a doze qnleta yards Dip-No-Mor- Ever e?, it tike PRICESt $2.50. $3.50, $5.00, This Order hae been In existence for some time and $7.50 consists of people who have thrown. Sway the old style dip pen and have taken up the Fountain Pen-- instead. With It WMenman Fountain Pen, your fingers are never oiled with Ink when you put the pen to the paper, It will write. This alone to worth your consideration.. We sell and guarantee these Waterman Pens, to be perfect writing machines. j&l. Chic striker truubli i peac since t ended where mt 1st were 1 a McLean. S. LEWIS & CO., Jewelers AND OPTICIANS held li the al appoln tiering Here Joame The ripply til Mo confer place the ofl onion strike; m. k thlppti union mt pi( boys v tivnl. ibe !' a few them I nre be btttrhc The Chicago Dental Best Set Teeth $800 Co. Beers thir to ornl over The raver weep Our painless extracting by. our new method la a pronounoed cees, ao tho following patienta kavo teitified Chao. N. Glddings, The Savini ationy DruB Stirling Shurtllff. , Will Moran. Mr. E. Hall. V Mrs. Lucy Stevens. Mr. Harry Eddington. Mr. Elli (Standard offie . Mr. John Butler. Mr. Chas. McCarthy. W. elsg( on thi tain( or 13 the n the 1; Iteen mnt a a, 3-- 4. P fit IN - 2-- 'J the 4-- ' lew Is Kalis. . A woman eajuys well cooked, wet) nerved food, but'ber happiness does not depend upon It ao completely aa does a nun's. Without regular, abundant meals a man Is disturbed In spirit and considers himself abused. When a maa loaee hie appetite it la because of soms physical allaieut,' never e 'mental one. A great blow may make the touching of food an actual impossibility for his sister for hours, r even days; but, no nmtter If the foundations of the earth were shaken, tb ordinary maa can eat, ' He ran eat at any time or all the time. .1 know a man who la living oa the street" during hla wife's to averaging absence, end he confesses five meals a day. ' Food so often ia not more than with girl."' Investigate the light housekeeping arrangements of sky pen-toor even tint class rooms, and consider tbe well gowned girl therein and see if it Is. I know a girt, and a college girt, who existed on 87 cento foe one week In order to buy an expensive trifle her mother's good senso had denied her. Shopgirls, they say, sacrifice their lunches to buy a Laura Jean Ubbey novel, but where la the man that ever goes without a reason- BoatOn . a a , . . , . . , , a ., . . . a . . a .310 1 able amount of good food for auy need SL . . . . . . a , . . . . . , . . . .2 5 1 McNlchol and Needham; Dunleavy he may have? Brown Book. rat-me- at SEC 4-- 5. and Rio Grande. 9:80 a. m. RULED OFF THE TURF FOR LIFE. FUSION IN NKBUAKSA IS at A false alarm Jef-fera- d Iwenty-secon- L Louis, August 5. Fair grounds summary: First race. I furlongs: Lady Charles won; Codex second; Fennel te third. Time. 1:20 Second rat. 5 furlongs, selling: Yada won; Fay Templeton second; SALT LAKE V8 BPOKANE. Picture Hat third. Time, 1:04 2. Third race, one and one-ha- lf miles, Salt Lake, August 5. Kellackey's won; Albany Girl home run la the seventh, bringing la selling: Keversuchthird. Time, 2:00, McFarland ahead of him, clinched the second; Brooklyn Fourth race, 6 furlongs, handicap: nowas and for the Boise, game only Wreath won; Frank Bell sectable feature of e rather listless con- FloralCommodore third. Time, 1:17. ond; Take made usual Salt the test expir5 2 Fifth furlongs, purse: rat. A clever in ninth inning. ing rally the double by Babbitt and Kellackey re- Woodlands won; Duihula second; Orna third. Time, 1:1L tired the aide however. Attendance, Princess mile and 20 yards: Pour-quSixth 800. Pass won: Flyer second; Imboden . R. H. E. Seme Boise .. ,.5 10 4 third. Time,. 1:48.. 3 11 3 Balt Lake Chicago, August 8. Harlem sumMcs Friend and Hanson; Toxon and mary: Hausen. First race, one mile: The Lady won; Umpire Davis. Elhyne second; r. Stephens third. Time, 1:41 5. LOS ANGELES VS. SEATTLE. Second race, steeplechase, short Williams was course: Oliver Me won; Trenact tho Los Angles, Aug. too much for tbe locale today until Mere second; Sweet Jane third. Time, the seventh Inning, when he became 2:36 Third race, one mile; Clifton Forge wild and Ineffective. C. llall was sent In before the inning ended and prob- won; Brancaa second; Shelmun third. was Time, 1:41. ably saved the game. Baum Fourth race, furlongs: Montee hit freely. The visitors had all the won; Tom Shelly second; Petit Dim luck there waa going and got several ' Time, 1:07. hits by sheer chance. The locals field- third. Fifth race. 6 furlongs: Mansard won; R. H. E. ed 'loosely. Score: 3 7 4 Emperor of Indiana second; Durbar, Izm Angeles ... ... 7 10 2 third. Time, 1:13. Beattie Sixth race, 6 furlongs: Optional Baum and Spies; Williams, Hall and won; Agnes Brennan second; Harney Wilson. third.' Time. 1:11 Seventh race, mile and a quarter: CHICAO VS. PHILADELPHIA. Excentral won; Rosamond second; Chicago, Ang. 6. The Chicago! on Jerry Lynch third. Time, 2:02. rora were costly and gave the visiBE tors three of their four runs. At- KRAMER MAY NATIONAL CHAMPION. tendance 9,000. Score: R. H. E. 3 7 3 Chicago SL Louis, August 6. Frank Kramer, 4 6 0 Philadelphia and the national champion, added materOwen and Sullivan; Plank ially to hla chances of again capturing Powers. the title this year as the result of the circuit and national amateur CINCINNATI VS. PHILADELPHIA. grand which championship bicycle meet closed here today. Philadelphia. Aug. 5, In the elevKramer won a total of 49 points durenth Cincinnati scored three runs on ing the meet W. 8, Feun, of Water-bury- . two hits and two errors, winning the Conn., waa aecond among the 1,800. game. Attendance, with a total of 23 points. R. H. E. professionals Score: Points made by leading ameteurs 1 13 5 ... Cincinnati were; 2 II 9 . M. Philadelphia New York Athletic Walker and Schlei; Duggleby and Club, L22;Hurley, Burton owning, San Jose, Roth. California, 18. Summary; ' OAKLAND. FRANCISCO SAN VS. ; Two-thirGrand Circuit mile, Championship, won by Frank L. Kiam-e- r; Ban Francisco, Aug. 5. Three hits W. S. Fenn second; Floyd Krebs, by the local team assisted in getting Newark, N. J., third. Time, 1:46 5. a trio of runs today In the opening One mile amateur. National champand after period both teams settled ionship of America, won by M. L Hurdown to such automatic work that not ley; Burton Downing aecond; Teddy another tally waa scored: Bllllngton, Vallaburg, N. J, third. R. II. E. Time, 2:41 5. Score: 3 6 3 Ban Francisco Two mile handicap, professional, 0 6 0 won by T. F. Root, Boston, 50 Oakland yards; Barber and Leahy; Graham and John Bedell, Lynnbrook, N. Y., SO Byrnes. Menus yards, aecond; Bedell, Lynnbrook, N. Y., 75 yards, third. Time, ST. LOUIS VS WASHINGTON. 4:17 Twenty five mile amateur national 8L Ixmls, August 5. The 8t. Louis championship, won by Burton DownAmericans defeated Washington today ing; A. F. Andrews, Indianapolis, secin a ninth Inning finish. ond ; George Wiley, Syracuse, N. Y Score R. H. E. third. Time, 1:10 55 One-thir-d S 10 1 St. Louis ... mile, consolation, profesWashington sional, won by Oliver Dorkm, Kheepa-hea- d Glade and Kahoe; Townsend and Bay; G. A. Collette, Salt Lake Clark. City, second; F. R. Bcbrepps, Australia, third. Time, :42 PORTLAND VS TACOMA. Saratoga, N. Y August 5. SumPortland, August 5. Although Port- mary: First rare, ait furlongs: Flying Ship land made several errors today, Hastings was able to retire the aide before won; Shrine second; Letoia .third. Tacoma could get a man past, third. Time, 1:14 Second race, five and n half furR. H, B. Score 3 8 5 longs: Augur won; SL Bellane second; Portland Tacoma .0 2 ,1 Jack Lory third. Time, 1:07 Third rare, one mile: Green Crest Hastings and Steelman; Keefe and won; Brooklynite second; The Globe Hogan. third. Time, 1:40 5. Fourth rare, mile and a sixteenth on BOSTON VS BT. IOUI8. turf: Outcome won; New York second; Prince Chlng third. Time, 1:48. 6. MeNlcholss, Boston, August Fifth race, mile and throe sixtentha: was effective though lacking control, Keynote won; Conkling aecond; Palm Delehantys Reader today, Boston winning. third. Time, 2: 01 two base hit scored two runs In the Sixth race, five and a half furlongs: first Inning and bunched hits brought in Boston's other run. Attendance, Cotillion won; Mirthless aecond; Gold Fleur third. Time, 1:08 5. . 1,750. R. H. E. Score 3-- 4. For the second time lest evening the a wild Are. goose chase after a supposed This time the alarm cams at 10:48 from box. 34 which la placed at the Inand tersection of streets. An ominous silence NO DIFFER-- . greeted their arrival on tbe supposed VACATION MAKES scene of the conflagration. A crowd ENCE IN VOLUME OF WORK. of about fifteen urchins not far from the Third Application for State Unlveraity the box aroused the suspicions of not who have would firemen, given Scholarship Is Raceivad From a little to bring the offenders to JusMiss Evslyn Turner. tice. It la thought by some that the that Royal is conceded and Jefferson Turns Out to be a Fake. d Twenty-secon- (M BASE BALL FUR FIRE LADDIES A Call From the Finest Bread and Cake AtUDBn, OGDEN, UTAH. SATURDAY MORNING, tu M Mr. Thomas BurdKL Mr. Wygand Smith. Mr. Albert Pctaraon. Miaa Hazel HunL Miss Mablo Spence Mrs. Montgomery. Par d cc past ' hxn. the r.sde folio; 347 24th Street nnnFN - - - - UTAH halln Lou: hatij Sill Brit LHi t tie 1 |