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Show THE MORyrN'G EXAMIXEH OGDEN, UTAH, FRIDAY MORNING, ArOFST 2; BOSTON, 2. Cfl. 100f. 3 Running, five furlongs, handicap, purse Lecturer won; Adalcho a second: Grey Morn third. Boston, Aug. . 25. Chicago won Time. 1:02. which in extra five game Running, furlongs, purse 225 sharply played (By Margaret McCauley.) hits were features. Attendance . Xakana won; Innesbrouck second: R. H. E. Baltest third. Time, l:ul Score: goo. 2 g 0 Selling, five furlongs, purse Chicago The remarkable conti:.).-.'-,- ) 2 5 4 Mias Culver won: Dr. Shorb ijml a partly by ecu script ion from the people Boston ..... second: woman admiral may- and lh(l of the and It A rock McFarland; Young Uppercut third. Time, 1:27. and partly ly tu 1 fleets of Russia before r ., ,,f tj,e Criger. lisiment. war with Japan baa preMimi to READY PORTLAND. the minds of those who are si: unaiely NEW YORK, 2; ST. LOUIS, 1. Sometime ago the compiaitir went acquainted with the j arraircc of fotth that the royal family in Greece 25. Portland, Ore., Results: Aug. the of rulers old the ew won 25. York siuUij New York. Aug. waa not treated with ths munificence First race, four and a half furlongs other admirals of thevrnj it' b No Grand- an eleven inning game from 8t. Louis nav'y which its station Addle D. won; P. Crimins second; and the historic charh would it wi:!i.u lie perish, R. n. E. Vaughan third. FJm todav. Score of the country mould seem to call n Time, 0:56 and right of Queen O'ua or i;m-- , e to acter 3 an shaking of Hands St. Louis ... for. It is a difficult subject for AmeriSecond race, five furlongs Rosebud clnim command of the 2 12 2 won; Educator ;jIHl re New York . cans to consider because second; Modder third. main to that navy. Not oi.ly r?, and Time, 1:02. the what are consideredimimrtially, All. 25. Both Glade and Sugden; Powell meager allowances as th full admiral of the inva! forces rank for Kleinow. to the royal families of Lilliputian govThird race, six na furlongs Budd of but she is a goo! ra!ior anl tomorrow nighL Wade won; Dora I. secoifd; Almoner as Russia, s naval ernments in Europe would seem muni-- 1 5--rt as aie manv exi thorough DETROIT, T; PHILADELPHIA, 2. ficent to the mind of a citizen of this third. Tiime, 1:14 of the captains who are l.- -r ruliordi-natTbo betting Fourth race, seven furlongs Indy republic. Tbe present income of the in rauk. UBlome Toniglit A notice- - ' Philadelphia, Aug. 25. Detroit won Usk King of Greece amounts to two hunwon; Max Trees second; Cljief Mun- of The increase of HiV.uva possibility of the dred fifty thousand dollars a year, iu today's game. waotho Aloha third. Time, 1:28. In the sea coming to the succor nr the lieaien our money. Score: Wo odds remained able Part of it comes front an Fifth rnee, Our forces won; was 5- 7 There ..... of the powerful Empire of the annual donation of Detroit "JfiEod 100 to Choice second; H. Thatcher third. twenty thousand number 2 ..... .... ..... the on North, already has been the subject of dollars each from England. Philadelphia wagering France and Time, 1:42 12. Jeffries more or less amused iminimt in he Russia. These three Kitson and Bevllle; Waddell heulng that Sixth race, mile and fifty yards countries, having inside of ten rounds was Schrack. . Chickadee won; J. V. Kirby second; courts of Europe, and it t terrain, graciously permitted the sovereign of ' a abort time, tn lie a topic nf Greece to within play at being a king, proh-ahl- y Pbys third. Time, 1:45. ST. LOUIS, 5; BOSTON, 2. universal discussion, if nut of scrimt mad. the follow- consider It pnqier that they furbelief, throughout Japan. There is no nish him with spending money. ST. LOUIS. St. Louis, Aug. 25. St. Louis and LunTfor the grand stand this question that the poesiliiiiiy (,f Qi,en Ths palace at Athens cost nearly Boston split even on a double header satisfied with a Olga's command of the Hiisi.in navy three million ifUl be with St. 25. Louis, dollars, which does nt Grounds Aug. Fair out. Fish It McFarland and knock will afternoon. a thia receive more treden.e in Janan come as to the sums that we spend up summary: other both were and this the than in er that winning pitchers, other of ibe world; sometimes in uiweork to nay portion First nue, rix furlongs Nappy for It is any the erection of city halls well known that uddlng Ke is big and did good work. Home runs were the Chappy won; many Besides th" palace at the capital, the Pinochle two will bt. In made second; four the what can tell women have being features, 21. and no one Japanese to go Hus third. king has several snnimer-houiie- a I and. Time, 1:16 in disguise to the froni ; and a roiir-- e games. A tendance 4.800. he gets into the ring. of all, be hss twenty thousand Second greatest five EL a and race, half H. but R. me. in Scores: furlongs First game STto win. I feel it in which is natural with them will not public, officials who are subject to his puree Princess Orna won; Franco seem unnatural in sovereign 5 6 St. Louis ..... ..... any chances. who, by royal will an amount of jSmt tding to take on second; Kings Trophy third. Time, formal 2 5 iwtronage a dangerous Boaton ..... hni.ia to win want and spiiointment, high whirh would seem to make the ruler of i, 4 of. McFarland and Grady; McNicol and 1:09. on sdecU- definite easier as rank of win the can part fighting that classic land tremendously poweri t Third race, six furlongs, . Ed forces of the rxar. Marshall. jurseFelix while I shall fight the beet that ful. Ball won; J. W. ONeill aecond; rotiiai. The cautiously. be will ?n t Queen Olga enjoys the unique disne. it Moses third. Time, 1:15. Cipfi num-CT1. ST. 6; the on BOSTON, LOUIS, While Queen Olga eonstsntly seeks to aw betting who Hot. Fourth race, the Miasouii Futurity, tinction of being the only woman ad- win ths good will of her people, she miral rounds will get no conrideration in This world. the high rank five and n half furlongs Tom Shelly waa Second game IL Mil dont care how many bestowed upon her by the late Cxar never forgets that she is a Russian. won; Woodlands SheriB. 1 7 Of J. ..... second; ....... ..... win. Louis I St. as of Russia. Sometimes royal titles are Her predilertion is shown in many Zb it takes as long dan third. Time, 1:10 4. 6 10 ""7 w eee the chance to do it Boaton ..... ..... distributed promiscuously and without ways, and especially in her religion. Fifth six race, Jim and as Fisher and furlongs bout Along McLean; the Dunleavy I will try to finish to the fitnan of Zr but in She worships at a little Russian chapel, regard Sid won; Silvers second; Marshall. am not I Caterpillar this Instance the honor things; ZuV si possible, but is appropriate which was constructed for her spei-is- i third. 1:15 Time, sake and merited. The present Queen of use in the palace; hut on Important any chances for the 8!xth race, mile and a sixteenth 11; PHILA., 8. F1TTSBURG, Twinning in a certain number of Greece epjfrerlatrs and understands the stats occasions attends ths large RusAverd Wissendine won; Scalp-er title. She second; Lada At the same time everything loves the sea; she takes a sian church In Athena third. Time, 1:49. and Pittsburg, Aug. 25. Pltaburg Mod to ms 1 feel right. In the welfare of sailInterest practical The Queen has made herself useful in the bent Philadelphia split even In two long ors, and on a recent naval Inspection In bringing about 1 Su go into the ring an agitation wblrh HAWTHORNE. in. eondltion and with the inten- - drawn out and uninteresting games made atirh a thorough examination of has modified the Greek crime of briET of doing my heat. The interpre-.rt- f today. Attendance 4,200. one of as the to win the battleships BL R. H. gandage. It still exists; but in a much Score: Chicago, Aug. 25. Hawthorne lum- admiration of some of the naval gf the rules as they were more experts limited degree than when Olga First Game inary: of her own country. won last night suits me first came from Russia I Those who 14 First race, five ..... furlongs Cutter Thia besides Hitting in the breakaways is Pittsburg woman, her gifted other know the Queen best speak of her as a 8 14 won; The Novice second; Capita nxo la a diplomat of a noble woman blr to both men and given no one any Philadelphia accompHshmenta, whose life is devoted Caae, Leaver and Phelps; Mitchell, third. Time, 1:03. voice order. Bitlnlar advantage. I am emphatic Her Is high for alwaya to charity and good worka. The faet Second race, six furlongs Peisr J. Fraser and Dooin. and in the recent disturbance Hi nr derision that I will not start if peace, that she Is the mother of seven chilwon; Sylvia Talbot second; Princess between Greece and Km roe tries to use anything but naft Turkey her advice dren, and that those who survive have Tulane third, lime, 1:15. 10; PITTSBURG, 1. PHILA, hands. on his waa at the rotimil and at the been reared well potent tsndiges Third race, one mile Aholn won; for her rapacMunroa said: conference tlyf finally healed up the ity sa a mother.speaks Several Careless third. Time, differences American Game Second aecond; Bragg over. la work hard the am glad rained by the war. 1 women who have had tha pleasure nf 1 8 1:43 2 5. ........ ns is it Pittsburg possishape am in u good I 10 17 Fourth race, mile and an eighth nesting the Queen and associating Philadelphia . . . ble tor me to be. I am confident of with her say that-sli- s is not pretty, hut White Is Plume Tokalon Sulhoff Case and won; Queen eldest the of Olga aecond; Phelps; Phllllpl, oddn daughter the and winning, notwithstanding is graceful and enjoys tha advantage 6 1:55 Lelle third. the Duke Grand Dooin. Constantine and of Time, look at Russia, it the way the public of appearing younger than her actual who was a brother of the Isle Emperor Fifth race, mile and a aixteenth yellowing are the measurements of age. She la a musician and a painter, Ethel Wheat Alexander II. waa Carat won; She second; tn married 1. NEW YORK, 4; CHICAGO, the two fighters: little nf King George of Greece in 1867, when and Handley Cross third. Time, 1:47 lfunroe. Jeffries. Sixth rmce, five and a half furlongs aha was only sixteen years old. The in- flowers with the signature of "Olga"-arIT 39 Age Chicago, Aug. 25. New York took Flaxman won; Matador eagerly sought for In Greece. second; terests of Russia and Greece have been 241 .Weight .... ......196 both games today. The first was well Monte ...(., ..... Height third. Time, 1:08 brought together in numerous ways In and evenly played tor nine Innings. ..S ft 11 But I LI in above all, the Queen ia a a Ini that time. As a result of the reId inch ......... .Hicepe ........ 16 in Then In the tenth with men on first woman. She ia passionately devoted SARATOGA. cent as Is known to most to war, perhaps IS In and second, Welmer, who had pitched Forearm 12 2 la ocean, and when not residing readers of newspapers. Great Britain, neartbethe 76 12 in ....... .Reach ......... .72 in great ball, objected to n decision and sea shore frequently takes IS. 25. and France Aug. formed Russia a Summary Saratoga, protectorwas ordered out of the 17 2 in .......Calf ..........18 in grounds. extended vqyages on tbe royal yacht si furlongs Canteen over First ate race, and are there some Greece, came the 24 and Wicker 26 in ........... game away in give .Thigh late Cxar of Russia probably had of Rhodes second; Belle who do not hesitate.to say that the In- The la ....Chest (contracted) ....42 in by forcing In three runs on three won; Knight In mind this trait nf her character 1:14 Meade third. of Belle terests of are Time, Russia see-onmade n man. The paramount end in ....Cheat (contracted ....48 In puses when be designated her aa an Admiral hitting Second race, steeplechase, handicap, to those of the other two countries. 142 in ........ ..Waist In tha Russian navy. game was n farce. Wicker being short ..........36 in She Is the Libretto course Malden The won; ot Is Russia religion ths In visitors batted in .......... .Neck .......... .17 in and the religion founder, friend and pairouesa of ths again put 4:15. Slick third. Jim of Tisie, exsecond; Greers, King field. Attendance George, by special him .all over the Home in Greece, an instituThird race, five and n half furlongs emption, la permitted to adhere to the Seamens R. H. E. BODT TO BK SENT TO AMERICA. 8,500. Scores: tion when sailors from all parts of Eros Princess Merees in second; -won; was whirh he edursted religion First game world are cared for with a gentle Gold Fleur third. Time, 1:05 the Prdfestant Lutheran but his heirs ths 1 4 Paris, dog. 25. The body of Geo. Chicago .... ness that must appeal strongly Ut ........a,.. mile aad The successors Fourth and race, Saranao, must be members of ths them. The ..... ..... 4 6 Leaader, the American bicyclist, who New York Spanker won; BL Val- Greek Orthodox Chinch. The king's home her Queen always has given the died hers Tuesday last, from Welmer, Wicker and Kllng; McGla-nlt- y a furlong Dolly injuries particular personal attention, third. Time, Fort Hunter son entine second; Constantine. Duke of Fpsrts and sustained while racing Sunday, was and Warner. on certain days of each month 1:55 Crown Prince of Greece, was married at and visits embalmed today preparatory to shiptbe place and makes It a be Fifth race, five and a half furkmga Athens some years ago to Princess ping it to Chicago Saturday. A local to the old tars who NEW YORK, 12; CHICAGO, L Jack McKeon won; Escutcheon sec- Bophia, tha sunt nf the Emperor of point to speak bank kaa turned over to the United third. Tima, Germany, while Princess Alexandra of may happen to be there at the time. ond ; Ksty McCafferty States consul More than one follower of the deep general, Mr. Gowdy, Second Game 1:08 Greece, his sister, was married to th fMf which belonged to the deceased. has departed from the institution with ChiCngO a. ..I aiaai.i. 1 7 one mile Merry Eng- Grand Duke Paul of Russia. 81xth race, a card or flower which he preserves as New York ..,..12 12 land won; Wild Thyme second; Gay Queen Olga., as has been said, is memento of the Wicker and O'Neil; Willie and WarQueen. woman. Boy third. Time, 1:4L of diplomatic the Knowing ner. ot the prejudices peasantry against BDTTl, t; BALT LAKE, 2. Russia, she has done nil In her power CINCINNATI, 4; BROOKLYN, 2. to win the love and affection of her Butts, Mont, Aug. 25. Butte de subjects, and by Innumerable womanCincinnati, Aug. 25. Mlsplaya by tatad Salt Lake today in a fairly inly artifices has managed to endear herwere largely responClnclnnatis the content The home team self to the plain people. She enjoys the tonating THE two rune in the sible for Brooklyn's a able to connect with CHIU Toiler when first Inning. Thereafter Hahn was Ten Highest Scorn in Fort Riley reputation of being n good wife and meant runs. Attendance 800. SUCCESS MARKET mother, and that this Is is Tournament almost invincible. Attendance 1,500. R-- h. e. Illustrated when she takes a carriage R. H. E. Score: 8346 WASHINGTON AVK. i 1110 Cincinnati km, 4 7 Fort Riley, Kan.j Aug. 25- -In to- ride tn public. On such occasions she Is L greeted with cheers, such as "Hurrah 7 2 ...... .... shooting, part first of the nation- for days Boon and Swindells; Live and 1st Llva" Is aur mother!" were ths and HSrrmh Toiler and Brooklyn good for Hahn and Pelts; Scanlon and Rit- al Individual match, following slow the Biases. metta. W do not promlss good wife!" the ten highest scores in the ter. to gall you something for t seems like the Irony of fate that a fire, 200, 300, 500 and 600 yards, In BOISE, 2; SPOKANE, 1 nothing. Our Masts are fresh, j; nation whoae queen hoaati of being which 200 points was the possible: Wt endeavor to plsoso ovary , R. L. Pile, District of Co- the only woman admiral la the world Private Wes, Ids., Aug. 25. A panned ball bofy who patronlsso tho 178. should he tbs possessor of possibly tbq lumbia, illCCESS MARKET. the rlgbt tim let in two U,1 QUEER DRIVING. First Lieut. Ralph Alderman, Dis- most insignificant navy In Europe, or at Bpokane In the first 177. of Columbia, least a ths of today possessor trict navy that la Tho LILLIE BRAND LARD Git via the total for the Indiana. innot regarded with serious consideration Captain R. C. Haselhurst, Second tUtiU- not mods by TRUST "OUR Wl! Readville, Mean., Aug. 25. Almost n 176. N. O., : r by any of the Important powers. AccordBoi no compound or LEADER, gala of wind swept across the track fantry, Georgia Corporal L. Burkhardt, U. 8. Marins ing to the last reports of the Grecian EASTERN LARD mixed with today, making fast time imposrfblaDel-m-atar armnaval office that country owned five Corps, 175. It Ask your GROCER for It the grand circuit meet Major Wmm John Cone, or-clad " vessels, tha most conspicuOrdnance Sergeant wai booked to go agaluat the No-174. bacon 4 44446861 .18 ous of which is the Baalllssa Olga, of world's trotting record, but owing to Ninth New 3.York, S. Marine two thousand U. six-inMerkey, tons, Private sixty carrying MS ANGELES, 7; Phono orders given special the wind the attempt was postponed SEATTLE, 0. guns, and Having a spend of ten Corps, 174. until tomorrow. attention, 174. i (v-Massackusetts, W. an hour. L. knots the Besides, Wise, country The Fonkapoga, an early closing District owno aevsn torpedo-boata- , .2S; 101 Angelea play. D. H. Hoops, Lieut two First cruisers, FRONK & BURG! d had no trou- - event for trotters eligible to the 2:14 1 174. bl last April, was the feature. It of Columbia,Charles A. Van Amburg, three revenue vessels, twelve gunont Beattie. Two alnglea clua transone on iron bted boats, yacht, Sergeant th5 Settle could gat off waa counted by 'turf followers that Massachusetts N. O, 173. port and a number of boats of a misceltha California bred mare Sweet Marie Phoii 227 Y. WM baUed freely assistant R8eS' HUBh V. K. Casey, Lieut laneous character. There are leu than First would carry off the honors, and aha Seventy-farms practlcs, small In ths navy, four thouund persons mttle did, but not until two heata had gone InspectorNew York N. G.. 178. u g irst counting all classes of men from ths match 15 s to Direct View. Smith, the driver of in this The rapid fire shooting admirals down to the stokers In tho tne favorite, got tna word while trailag- 1Dd Wilaoni Newton and ing for t11 holds of tho boats. They are manned In the opening heat In the home was the program showers the during stretch she had only to overtake Di- but the frequent shooting and the wwk rect View hut aha failed to make up day delayed the TACOMA, 1; FRISCO, 6. tofinished In the rapid fire will be tha distance and tha stallion won by morrow two skirmish fire, the with Prancleco short neck In 2:08 4. S Aug. competitor, which will Sweet Marie waa timed the final runs for eachnations! Individual match. KL ,K Ijjielier'i, battle.Today's of ten the conclude nm Between half in 1:02. Much to thato surprise of This was tha most fsvorable day the Sbett j!2ar two taka the marksmen have had tor shooting for wt being nil. Sweet Marla failed We off each. The winning run was second bent and Smith was removed. the reason that there wee very little ,n the tenth luuIuK She took the next two heats. The individual scoree in Die ch E. E. Smithers of New York bought wind. ten minute wrniai rfcUM 01 teem match in which the posnational bnoSS' .LyI'rl1 bpin m third, at-,- Dr. Strong (2:08) after tha second sible for the three days 75?Borne on a pitched heat of tim Mnasachuaetto stakeI ca tabulated today. The ten highest folTo make room for our new fall stock of China wo will run a general for 814,000. Summary ball lle yesterday before ilught on Chinaware for ten days. Our entire stock of Decorated and sale B theeSi c"li "trtl,e at It, and In The Ponkapoga. 2:14 trot, purse 0, Sergeant May bee, Marine corps, 410. China will be sold at about half price. three In five Sweet Mario won lZHhPUVl ,n 0,8 bmttcr ,n- Munson Nlath U. 8. InfCaptain alld aafely homo. the third, fourth and Ifth bents In 2:11 2:12 Direct trCorporsl ' R. H. B. 2:11 Short, New York N. Q, Tim' View won the first and second bests In FvancV i v;.;: ;;; PHONE 147. 2:10 1 2:08 The Rajah, Lady 2478 WASH. AVE. Private Johnson, Rhode Island N. and Gorton; Keefe and Patchle, Mary Gaga and John Mac also started. jf. white. United States Navy, 2:18 pace, purse 11,000. two In three 317 AKLAND, 1; Colum-M- s PORTLAND, 2. Bay Book won two straight heata Ueut Oookson, District of la 2:00 8 4; 2:10 1 Nnncf H. N. Oh 31- 0". Aug. 25. Oakland Lookout Hal. Glad Bella, Inaha. StarM. Martynowskt, ?iiLrZeTil ,ach 01 th8 WT light and Walter Ketm alsotwoatartefir Columbia In three $1,500, trot, 2:0( Fortlaad purse f i!I8 Major Young, District of hit on buBch1 their heata McKinley won the second and Buu.r y 0nC8 ,n th8 HT third heata In 2:08 2:11. CasWrist Sergeant N. 8. SellgiqI.KInth Hawar5nd.Lih.T,,8eur'd tw rune, pian won the first in 2:10 New York N. Oh 87. b Spancer'a thorne and Wentworth also started. First Sergeant Dsrdlngkiler, New utloual t.'L1v-Th Balding 2:10 pans, purse l,000two iu three f bui York N. Oh 78- elcp,,ent Attend-6cnr- heata Red Bird won ivo straight 2iM 1:08 4. heata in 2:06 CarlluJM.. BUILT FOR BUSINESS. a mi 39th 1903. conned a short drralt on Ro etoetrto traosatlsMaa R H. E. Sadie Baron, Dandy C, and Orin B. inland l also started. Washington, Aug. 25. Luxurynew through taterforonro to com manner with odd line bthliQj house, know oa sacrificed to IprmidnMllty in the Butler and a at I point about one mils south from tho power SllP ohem; Jonea and Stark. ear the month of Ogdon Canyon. armored cruisers authorised by the SACRAMENTO. a Station, oneer now in prelast congress and the plana VELAXD, 8; ,j88 construcPersons ore wanted not to Interfere In say "lu 25. SumWASHINGTON, 4. parations In the bn rra n of Sacramento, Cal., Ang. e show Important pubtie .afe ia and It repair tion . mary: caa be raseo arrangements 5. h"ffi,'hiu A2f- Cleveland ty and possible fatal reawlta to psreoosof wires, limbs Trotting, purse. f00 Belmont, b. changes in the interior water tight V.Jf,on "Ife today and t. breakingof loaolatora, or tba throwing eompaayo f. by won; Ambush of these vessels. The said otoctne traua- will be made complete imUureb traction over too wire of Attendance 600. second; Athash am third. Rye McGrebulkof and there will be no piecing gor. fourth. Best time, 2:20. -or other 99? 'll S' Special trot, 2:12 class, purse $5M) heads by ventilating pipes the effort in Is This change won; b. openings. g.. by Stratbmay, Briney B., the from ByfR&-Canpbel- lt vessels -the KHtreilw; to protect further Bern Ole second; Redskin third; Ldga Um damaging effaets at torpedo attack. fourth. Beat time, 2:11. 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