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Show THE MOUSING EXAMINES DOPEH, UTAH, SUNDAY MORNING, 7, 1904, won: Court Maid second; Flra Eater second: Charm third. Time. a Sixth race. third! Time, 1:49. a and mile CrlmeXond furlong Dolly Gray won; Sixth race, Paris, Aug. 8. The general comATl manding the forces la Tbnqulq, French Fort Hunter won; Grailallo second; Lewis third. Time, l:2g. Indo-Chihaving represented that Cloverland third. Time, 1:52 Seattle, August I. The the frontier posts are insufficiently sum meeting at The Meadows endedmra! guarded and asked for six thn..mi Chicago, Aug. 6. Harlans with the following results: men, the government has decided to mary: First rare. 8 furlongs, selling: send reinforcements, of which a conFirst race, C 1 furlongs Phil Finch tingent will Mil from Marseilles to- won; Delagoa second; Walnamoine morrow. A ihnuMud will depart third. Time, 1:19 on the next steamer mi and further reSecond race, 4 furlongs RaniS inforcements are expected to leave Horn won; Belle Kinney second; Mum France later. 1 he reinforcements are third, lime, 53 second; Louis third. Time. :5S Third race, 5 furlongs, selling: Ros. intended to overawe the Boxers who 1 hlrd race, Maywood handicap, mile are contemplating m rising. and a hundred yard Mabel Rich- bud won; Scorcher second; ThePrida ardson won; Gregor K second; Mias third. Time. 1:01 Fourth race, eix furlongs, Crawford third. Time, 1:44 mn.. 2 Bear Charlie 8chwelzer won; GoUlebea FkHirth race, furlong Catcher won; Ananias second; Prince ond; Crigll third. Time, 1:14 t- Fifth rare, one mile, Farwell handl, Silver YVinge third. Time, 1:12 e cap: lllowaho won; Gateway Fifth race, one mile Prince Princes third. Time, ii.. won; Birch Broom second; In(track record.) Saratoga, N. Y, Aug. 1 Delhi, un- cubator third. Time, 1:41 Sixth ti'.ca, 4 furibnge Flagman 8ixth race, seven furlongs, selling-Har- y doubtedly one of the best la training, won the Great Republic, won; Laaagatte second; Intense third. Thatcher won; Capable the $50,000 stake race run here to- Time, 1:00 third. Time, 1:20. Seventh race, mile and a sixteenth day, and Sysonhy, another front the Seventh rare, one mile, o stable of James R. Keene, ant the winCelebration won; Don't Ask Me secwon: J. V. KirUy ner of the Flash stakes on the open- ond; Federal third. Time, 1:47 ' third. Time, 1:47 ing day of the meeting added tbe Saratoga special to hla list of win8L Louis, Aug. g. Summary: Portland, Ore.. August The m nings. Summary: First race, 5 for the opening day card of the tries selling furlongs, First race, seven furlongs Old EngThe Indy won; Tim Hurst second; Multnomah Fair are out and every, land won; Monte Carlo second! Dick Mell Wood third. Time, 1:10. thing la in readiness for the meet it Bernard third. Time, 1:26. SriDond race, T furlongs, purse Irvington, which commences Monday. Second, the Beaver Wick steeple-tlioMi Manners won; Mohave second; About 200 horse that were racing it 2 12 DiilOB Amur won: Pierce third. Time, 1:29 Seattle arrived at Irvington trark Yen Candles second; St. third. Third race, 6 furlongs, selling, their owners shipping Judge last' week, early Time, 5:14 Lucky Cham won; Dtaha-bill- s early so as to have the horses rested Third race, Saratoga special I second ; Decameron, third. Time, from their car ride and ready for th furlongs Sysonby won; Hot Shot sec- 1:15. flint days races. ond; British third. Time, 1:07. Fourth race, Mlseluippi Valley, rc- - the Great Republic of selling stakes, one mile Orient won; Saratoga, N. Y Ang. 6. The Bar, $.10,000, one mile and a quarter Del- - Hilee second; Thane third. Time, toga special, value $32,000, five and one-hal- f ?i!,onLMRrcu,Y rerond; The Picket 1:41 13. furlongs Sysonby won: Hot third, lime, 2:06 Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth, Shot second; Britisher third. Tima bifth race, one mile Naughty Lady parse Jack Young won; Light Opera 1:07. la BOXERS CONTEMPLATE UPRISING CHILD 3-- n. We Come QuicRlyof Mens have taken all our broken lines Suits and placed them bv themselves, and now fer them to first comers for just STRUCK BY of- TRAIN wi ERffifcsr 3-- 1-- 3-- BOV PROVES HIMSELF A HERO. TWCLVE-VEAR-OL- D $7.90 1-- 2. te Flags Train, Causing Engineer Slew Down, Thus Preventing Horrible Death of Child. Late callers will get no chance at them for the new suits will sell on sight. No old stock-- all Spring fctyles. In this lot are daughter Beatrice, the of Mr. and Mra. John Shephard, waa struck by the Incoming Union Pacific passenger No. 101 while crawling along the track at the Intersection of Patterson and Pacific avenues at 4:15 yesterday afternoon, and sustained severe Injuries about the head. The Infant was attempting to folwho call men will be the low for brother when the suits her these a what Just think bargain passenger bore down toward ber. Josunusual an Here is them. opportunity. led, sew early enough to get eph Harris, u twelve- ear-olthe childs danger and flagged the train. The train was too close to tbe little girl to stop, but the engineer succeeded lu decreasing the speed considerably and It Is to this fact that tbe child owes its life. AVff. WASHINGTON 2413 The cow catcher struck the back of tbe child's head, knocking bar from tbe track. 8he was picked up to aa unoo nucleus and bleeding condition, Ihe skin and hair having Been torn Hearn Officer arrested were by tively, WILL HIVE A CLOVE CONTEST from the back of the head. last eveuing on Washington nvenuah The little girl was immediately takTwenty-fourtand Twenty-thirbetween BETWEEN ARRANGED MATCH en to her parents' who live at 234 from shoe streets for mealing MULLENS AND TURNER. Patterson avenue, and received all the Lewis' store. Their bearing will bo care possible. It has been ascertained held Monday morning. Jack Madden Will Arrange for the by the attending' physicians that her U. S. Marshal Boa Hey wood la la Contest to Take Place Injuries are not falsi. A collision and a email wreck octha dry on a abort visit. .August 17th. curred at the Union yards at o'clock Sheriff F. H. James of Evanston, last evening which resulted In the deRussian have been partly setThose Interested la the doings of tled end navy freight settled amicably. are Wjo., la vUUing for few day la Og- railment and damage of 8.two being favL. freight the squared circle will note with cars. The Incoming 0, den. Tbe pa tor says: bang or that Jack Madden, the of end rear train struck the The Inquiry Into the circumstances A map of tho voting dlatrlcta of the Union Pacific freight, knocking tam weight of the world, Is la the of the sinking of the steamer Thea is to Is visit was bia The thla of of 13 one No purpose oa city. page two cam off the track. city will ha found and upon the result of this proceeding, of wan act as and trainer adviser care Barney iaua. hurt and the damage to the will depenff. While ita action inquiry the Rufe who Turner, Mullen, flghta not great. German the righta In the property on rethie in Aug. colored whirlwind, city Division Superintendent Scott must be are vessel not great, rqprd was from 17th. Madden for tour years, BASEBALL EXCURSION. turned from bin tour of Inapectlon had for ber reported charter by a for1891 to 1M95, the undisputed chamtoday. eign firm and the condition! thereBalt Lake City Sunday. Aug. 7th, pion In hla class. He Is e resident of. In any case, the sinking of the The funeral service over Ihe ra- Rio Grande. Fare $1.00. Train leaven of the home of lighten, Brooklyn. He Thea cannot he regarded ae an un kMtt to Jimmy Berry of of et Chicago Infant na daughter tha m. of ni a 1:30 a. Mary, la the cnee if propaction friendly will one the of la B. Island, McFarland, Mra. Joa. Long Maapeth, Mr. and rnodo' suavlter in on carried erly The h east. seen Twenty-alitbest 437 contests in the lie held at the residence. in manner.) (gently which 4 content note o'clock. he last parof la struct, thin afternoon at Secretary ticipated was with Amelia Herrera, at "tyhat British Colonial Great Falla, Moat., la April, 1903. They Littleton said la his recent speech at lawn Social Tueaday afternoon and tha ring at catch weights and Leamington regarding the duties of evening at Baptlitt church. Poaches The following are the arrivals at tho entered Madden went down and out In the the British government toward their r twenty-fouand cream. Programme. for the Reed Hotel past round. Since that time be interest applies to Germany, which fourteenth hours the popular Mr. Arthur Edwin, fought Jack Duffy at Oakland, winning haa no reason to doubt Russias friendIn ihe second round. ly intentions Southern Pacific freight office clerk, L. B. Hampton, Salt Lake; J. 0. well and U Madden and bla wire and three children have knows Turner Salt R. B. Morgan, Graves, Im! on; St Petersburg. Aug. 6. Tbe admirgone to Idaho for a two week' vacaC. I. Tuttle, Salt Lake; A. F. familiar with hla style of fighting. He Is has no confirmation of a report tion. Art. exports to catch a oarload Lake;. a but Fried-lande- r, admits he that alty fighter, great D. Salt Lake; Harry of fish while In the windy elate, and lkiremus, thlnke that Mullen will win In the received here from Yokohama of a Me Lor Icy, DenW. R Chicago: Incidentally aliont a few nage hens, ver; J. S. Alkman, Denver; D. 8. Wal- coming contest. During his career in Russian cruiser stopping merchantboy men off tbe Knriles, a group of (elands 81. Louis ; Mr. J. Mitchell. San tha fighting game the colored has mot and defeated the following belonging to Japan In the North PaGeorge Thompeon, better known aea ker, New Herbert York; lleese, Francisco; Beat Scotty" to bin friends on the Ogden-LuclMr. and good men: Parry Queeaaa, Clarence cific. No warship baa been , been Mrs. V. R. Shipley, Ogden; where ho baa C. C. Meier, Denver; C. H. Herrin English, Kid Parker, Jimmy Reilly, north. The Russian cruiser Bogatyr Mrs, working for the put fifteen month, and wife, Denver; H. J. Talbott, Salt Otto Blnloff, New York; Jack OBrien, Is etill undergoing repairs and the oth1 ho in the city. Next .Tuesday and wife, Balt Spider Kelly, Doc Flynn, Frank Ra- er three cruisers of Ihe Vladivostok C. leave for a vlit with hi family In Lake; M. L Stevens fael and many othera. squadron are believed to be still at Fisher, Lake; City. will he la Scotland. It probable that In hla Vladivostok. That Mullen la a to live. wcet bring them back to the class is attested by the fact that he BURCURS LOST HO TIME THERE baa met such men na these: Larry Paris, Aug. 7. The Matina correnASEBAIj" EXCURSION, Gleason, Curley Carr, heavyweight; spondent at New Chwang says that Twenty-fiftStreet Residence the Jim Burroughs, heavyweight; Indian the French consular agent there waa Salt Lake City, Sunday, Aug. 7th, Joe Gregg, Jack Reilly, Frenchie Ar- arrested August 3rd by the Japanese Scene ef Attempted Theft Rio Grande. Fare 11.00. Train leaven nold, Fred Muller, Mike Scare, Jack In consequence of hie vigorous pro1:30 a. m. The residence of C. TI. Conk, who Refer, Joe Flaherty and Perry Queen-an- . test against Ihe detention of two 735 Twenty-fiftBailors who claimed French protecstreet, was Lawrence Thompson, a well known resides at men late last evening, Mullen Is working out at the fire tion. resident of Mnlad City. Idaho, la in visited by two The agent notified the American con burglars. Mr. Cook station for his coming context. He Ogden oil. buxine. He la purchasing apparently them in who however, waa unable to Inaway frightening by sul, Wednesactive work lest commenced new market a meat furnlshliiga tor About 10 o'clock Mrs. Cook but scat information of tha shouting. tervene, la end lath In hln noun to day good which he Intcnda rapidly getting open was alarmed upon discovering two condition. Madden, who haa been an agent's arrest to the French consul at home town. men In the yard. Oy the time she had Inst motor la a gymnasium at Lo An- Ties Tain. of their presonre, the geles slnoe Christmas came time, John Dougherty, an O. S. L. en- given warning had reached a point under a here for the St. Petersburg, August. 7. The genexpire purpore of traingineer. reported lo the police Iwt prowlers Conk Mr. a window. back procured for eral contest staff stated at half past one Mullen tbe a and loan watch of hla ing gold coming night, and opened fire on the marauders That he is confident that hie man win oelork thla morning tnat It expected which event occurred at tho llot gun who tost no time In getting away. A win la proven by tbe fact of hla pren-car- e to receive no more news from the Springs. meaiuige was sent to the police station bore. Friday and Saturday Mul- front O. W, Si even of Salt Lake City la and Officers Wilson and Eggleston hur- len took off about eight pounds of in Ogden, arranging ft it an automobile ried to the scene and began a search flesh and ha to take off but five but were not able more to be within the required meet and parado to be held here next for the offenders, to find a clew an to tho direction they pounds 135 weight pounds, at d o'clock on Sunday, July 17ih. In addition lo the had taken. the night of the contest. In the mornloral automobile that will take part In tho parade about thirty Salt Lake ing he runs eight to ten miles, then CALF REGISTERS UST KCIK mate until after dinner. At l:3h he automobile will be up. Salt Lake City, Aag. $. Salt Lake begins training again, by spurting Jerk Huffy, the well known stone- Butcher tha Vletlm ef a Peculiar Ac- with hi partner and nay ethers that landed hard on Thompson la the first cutter of thie city, ha Just returned may desire to go against him, lumping three Innings, bringing six runs across cident. the plate, Just enough to win the game, the rope, ihatlow fighting, etc. from ColliMtnn, Utah, where he haa been empkiyed for about three week. Iieber Bortemmn, an employs at Madden, who baa bad much exper- la the fourth Stsrkell went In the box, Jack nay everything tonka fine la (Trrenwell's butcher shop, was Lhe vic- ience in sparring contest, gives It na and pliched a fine game, allowing but and the tbermnmcter regUlera tim of a peculiar accident while kill- hie opinion that the coming contest one hit from his delivery. R. H. E. Score: ationt 100 in tbe'ahsde. He nay there ing a calf yesterday afternoon. The will be tbe best ever seen In the 6 12 3 Boise I plenty of water up there for Irri- animal was In the throes of death city. 6 10 Salt Lake gation purpoHOH. and the farmer will when It delivered a solar plexus kirk not love anythlug by crop (allure from lo Mr. Mnrtenson. rendering him Thompson, Siarkell and lisssou; TRACK SETTLED EIGHT FEET Castletoa and lUnsen. tbe intense heat. for some time. Physicians wero summoned and he wee restored Impae-ablBUTTE, 5; SPOKANE, 4 George Wood and Grergtf Citron, to ronscbmHnrse and will recover en- Track Following Lucln Cut-of- f for Freight (ao transients, aged 19 years respec tirely In a few days. won a slow Butte. Aug. The track following the Lucln cut- gamo today. R.H. K. Score: off, which has been settling In pieces Butte 6 10 0 for several days sank fully eight feet Spokane .. 4 10 2 Unnn and Swindells; Harmon aud yesterday, rendering the track in all probability. Impassable tor freight Stanley. Tbe (rains until repairs are made. portion of the track effarted is be- SAN FRANCISCO, 5; OAKLAND, 0. tween the trestle work and Lakeside, where the roadbed consists ef earth 246! Washington Ave. (Over Browning's Gan Si ere) Ban Francisco. Aug. 6. The locale filling. A freight train whlrh weut to shut Oakland out today, through the this vicinity last evening managed, effective pitrhlng of Whalen pho did HERE IS YOUR by putting on a full head of steam, to not allow bunching bits. OPPORTUNITY R. II. E. Score: get through; but conditions dems" immediate repairs which are being Fan Francisco 5 11 1 ts get that dental ..... ...... 0 7 2 Oakland speedily made. which pee bare Whalen and Ireby; Young, Mosk-Ima- n so long. and Byrne. To Introduce dll-t- or (be next 39 dsyeeltr' LOS ANGELES 4: SEATTLE 8. you tbe following lew prlssm Fbn act of teeth .......... $IJ4 (Continued from page 1.) Lo Angeles. August 5. Seattle had Brtdgework .... no dlffienlty la winning today. Gold crown, 22k eekalsies IMS Kodzu that General will try to cut la Score R. H. E. Ftoreelaln Ckvwn Mt between Anshanshan aud l.landlanslaa Im Angeled ...... ......... ,...4 1 1 ang-wGold Fillings LN and rut off the former place from Uao Seattle ...3 18 1 Flatfnwm FIBtoga fl.M Yaug. but au attempt, to do thia would and Spies; Hughes and Hall Gray, Silver FiRIngt be vure to entail a terrific fight with Wilson. , Me Fsdulesn Extracting Me the supports sent out by General Ku-r- o pat kin. PORTLAND. 0; TACOMA, 4. OCR OWN METHOD OF EX It ACTION No sera gems. FlrewmS The diminished interest la the Port Md ss speclelly tor the Barrens and InIs in Arthur situation some due Tacoma. Aug. 4. Tacoma wan easdelicate stance to the complete absence of offi- ily today. Butler pitched a good game cial new- from General Stoessel and but a bad throw by him cost two runs Paid for Extraction Applies on Plates Admiral Wlthoeft. The correspondent and an error each by Raymond and If pour plain dew net VkL" lei re make yre enn fhet IL Is assured that the' general staff and Spencer were responsible for tbe oththe admiralty havw not received any er runs. Score: R. IL E. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK communication from the beleaguered Portland 0 4 5 view of fortress and this in fart, Tsroma 4 C 0 argue, It 0011 yea ns thing ts hero yore teeth a mined, ead wo auffl-Heno that there has been of Butler and Steel: Thomas and Hochange ten you la advance Jut what It will cost te here yowr work done, sad to Importance prompt General gan. win save yen merer sheuM yoo deddh to here ft dene by a. Stoessel or Admiral Wothoefl to send special dispatches. CLEVELAND 3; NEW TORK 4. THE HIGHEST CLASS OF DENTISTRY AT THE LOWEST The big naval gnns of modern design are proving to be of the highest PRICES IS OUR MOTTO Cleveland. August 0. New York value and for this reason tbe squadron maintained It hold on first place toiil probably not attempt to leave Port day by defeating Cleveland la a pitchArthur unless the fall of the fortress er's list tie. should become Imminent. Another Attendant Score Mount to 6 Sunday 10 to 2-R. H. E. Lady for its remaining la Is that Its departCleveland 3 8 4 ure would have a depressing ertect on New Y ork ( 9 ! t!ie garrison. Jos and Uuelow; Chesbro and Mc- Suits we hsveheen setting altsesson for S12. SI5 and $16 d Don't let It get away front you. Today Is the Day FRED M. NYE, The Clothier. d 3-- second-Landse- soiling-lllowahsecond-Floaris- 1-- 2 ut 1-- 8-- 1-- 2 4-- An Extraordinary Sale of Roe Shirt-Waists Prices Reduced 50 Per Cent Through a mistake of our buyer we find that we have altogether too many shirt waists Realizing that first losses are always the best losses, our entire line o stylish and beautiful! made Shirt Waists will be placed on sale at half price, and in many instances, much less. Most everyone blows the quality of waists they wil 5 find here to choose from produced in America the Knickerbocker and Derby the highest class goods For easy choosing we have divided them into six lots, arranged on tables through the north aisle on the first floor at these prices: 29c, 85c, $1.19, $1.49, $1.75 and $2.38 h NO APPROVALS during this sale. But misfits are unknown among thc tailored find here waists you will a perfectly nnc-reeri- $. Sale Will Be Limited To a tow days only. Be sure and see these elegant waists for yourself at before never attempted in this market prices o THE AUGUST SALE PAINE & HURSTS Boston Dental Parlors I will continue during the week the - utte - S. j. BURT .& BROS. BASE BALL n BARGAINS IN TABLE. LINEN t is a feature of this Sale. The buying has been phenomenal, and no wonder when such values are offered at 33c, 47c, 67c, 73c per yard ...., WARJNEWS. fca-m- lra SUMMER DRESS GOODS in a great variety of styles, grouped in one lot worth double 15c yd. BOYS WAISTS m Cadet styles in pleated and blouse effects 55c, 75c, and 95c. endej - Mny m -- SHIRT WAISTS! We offer the entire line of Guarantee Given With All WORK. BOSTON DENTAL 2461 WathingtoftAve. PARLORS (Over Browning's Gun Stare). :rt;e that th Aug. 6. The North German in its weekly review observrs Guire. The meat sirike will come pretty Incidents connected with the near driving the don't worry clubs cxtrcisc (if military privikgc li the out of bueinK. Washington Star. o 3-- REEDJIOTEL h second-Hindo- S-- el top-notrh- 2-- Tu-lan- nut-goin- cut-off- re RACES H$i V ONE THIRD Off m h |