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Show THE MORNING EXAMINER OGCES, UTAH, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST FATE ATHLETES Kll Nations Represented and the First Day Saw Former Records Go Glimmering Americana Proving Wonderful Form. Many - Now Very - Rains Are Continuing and Iayed Passengers Are in Trying Positions A BPBf!?1 - Nrv., says: Tbt heaviest I1,, cloudbursts cam yesterday ?Ui th all the way (Mrt are washouts halt an Mason to Summit. la 53 ftwn : S to oclock p. m., one in inches of water fell Reno ffnt. The train which left morning, after many delays. SSihere laat night and did not at USTio proceed fun her. Forty labor-UouCalifornia, wet from Kuth with a construction train snning and repaired aa they a mis-ha- ll ht j". u ng Sodavilla about a. 7 29. Redding, Cal., August A1 , Brie-tow- 0 4 4 wee Philadelphia Weimer and ONeill; Sparks and Dooln. e e . PITTSBURG. 11; BROOKLYN, 7. ,,,., 2 12 Pittaburg BL COVERED TWO HUNDRED MILES. mw29. A August Leole, telegram wn laedTed today saying that George loaUnot of Syracuse, N. Y., conteet-lo- i wtth Professor Carl E. Meyera of ftaiktat N. Y., In a balloon race to Wuihtw, D. C., had landed near ltyuBiBg Ills, after having been In tie ah for 24 hours Professor Meyera had haded near St Charles, Ma, after hriif been In the air a little more ttaa two hours lie -- t 7 , Brooklyn Cate and Phelps; Scanlon and Rit- ter. an-eth- RACES eanerow WASHINGTON, 1 7; ST. LOUIS, Washington, Aug. 29. Washington St Louis today, both hat and in the Arid. Hughes rawed Jacobsen in the seventh af-tthe visitors had secured two runs ad allowed one hit thereafter. R H. E. Mrtmgton 7 10 1 esily outplayed VAwbaen, Ma and 8 1 Hughes and Kittredge; Sugden. Providence, R. I., Aug. 29. Four thousand persona attended the opening of the grand circuit meeting in Narraganaett Park today. While all of the events were decided in straight heats, most of them were exceedingly Interesting. One worlds record waa smashed, the pacing record for mares without pace maker in front. Dar-ie-l, the handsome little mare owned by C. H. Chapin of Rochester, N. Y lowered her own record of 2:03 by half a second. After a false atari the word waa given and the went to the quarter pole in 31 seconds. The next quarter ahe increased her speed so that ahe reached the half in 1:01 watchea the At the Without apparent clicked at 1:22 effort she maintained her speed to the wire, the final quarter being made in :30 and mile in 2:02 Summary: in 2:12 trot, purse 92.000. three five heats Arlato won three straight 2:12 John heats In 2:13, 2:10 Mac, The General, Boreaselle and Hie Boy also started. 2:06 pace, puree $1,500, two la three won two heats Nathan Slrauaa Anid-roeistraight heats, each in 2:04 Locandn, Frank Yoakum. Suf-rie- t and Cascade Maid also started. 2:13 trot, purse $1,000, two in three beats Monroe won two straight heats Thorn Boy, Alcy, 2:10 in 2:12 Lady Patchie, Morn, Joymaker, Lady K., Midnight, Kent and Ruth m. aleo started. In 2:20 pace, puree $2,000. three three flVe heats Morning Star won 2:10 straight beats in 2:06 Winnie King also started. 2:07 To beat 2:03 4 pacing worlds record for mares without pace maker in front Dariel won. Time, 2:01 1-- 4 1-- 4. 1-- 3--4. 2 1-- ralwk. Aug. 29. werad New York Tldiui1 drop-W- p ci 4 7 ; Oewknd h HilLADELPHlA. 4'; K- - jioand BemiB: ni1 The locals "Wwnrtied four of their six hits in 1?; ,corin thl run and Attendance. 8.900. R.H.E. (Wp 1 8 B08tN. 0 McF,r,llnd: Waddell 1; DETROIT, 0. 29- 1UKU,,t Wneen won the - f the ninth. Attendance, . 3-- - PORTLAND. Portland, Aug. 29 Results at Irvington: First race, five and a half furlonga Lady Myrtle won; Rim Rock sec; Dr. Long third. Time, 1:12. Second race, six and a half furlongs Educate won: War Times second; Densil third. Time, 1:23 Third race, one mile July Gyp won; Derov second; Geucho third. Time, 1:46 Fourth race, five and a half furlonga Montoya won; P. Crlmmins second; Murat third. Time, 1:11 Fifth race, six furlonga Mirao won; Waitress second; Tltua third. Time, 1:16 Sixth race, mile and 50 yards Duke of Richelieu won; Claudiator third. Time, Goldflnder second; 1:49 1-- 1-- 3-- 7,200. R.H.E. eel 9 d Crlger; , 3-- thiy hatting in d7 wltM a clean is 2. 3-- 4. ond CHICAGO, 1. ftihiWphia. August 29. Wttk,nd 1-- a, 3-- 4. 2. place today by losing Attendance ,"whd. 3-- 2-- 4; NEW YORK, CLEVELAND, Kllllaa I t HARLEM. 0 0 and Chicago, Aug. 29. Harlem summary: First race, six furlongs The Mighty won: Mayor Johnson second; Bay Wonder third. Time, 1:13 short Second race, steeplechase. course Golden Link won: Class Leader second; Schwanwald third. Time, 3:25. Third race, Junior handicap, six furCigar longs John Smnlskt won; Lighter second; Devout third. Time, 1:13 Fourth race, mile and 70 yard Ananais won; Min Crawford second; Ahola third. Time. 1:43 Fifth race, mile Dalvsy won; The Lady second; Peter Paul third. Time 1:40 Sixth race, aix furlonga Bear Catcher won: Irene Lindsay second; Don Domo third. Time. 1:13 Seventh race, mile and 70 yard Alma Du four won; Nlaxui second; Apple third. Time, 1:46 1-- YORK. 2; ST. LOUIS, L a8fccttd Lt A - .Eftl,nt loqiire: fcTk v BBd hr. 29. New York won th Amee Same. Attendance R- - H. E. , 1 GWly: Amee 8 1 111 and Wsr-- 3-- 3-- ClNNATI, 4; BOSTON, 2, 2-- tjantl. V At5ri"c,B t 1 1.200. 8-- R. H. E. Iani tadae 481 8 d Schlel; Wilhelm 7 1 1-- and 6HEEPSHEAD BAT. SO. 2: PHILADELPHIA, 0. VBA:1g .9-- Tr record, for National Leagoe - ,h tinD- - on iiJfl1t2?Byhour , oTVn,B,,t,-BDth fart that 0, Attlnd hoB,e ,e!Un Irft on Vw. Bdnc 1.000. ' R. H. E. d ' f 2 4 1 The tnx-rt- y pr,,. New York, Auguat 29. Sheepehead Bay summary: First race, five furlonga Prineees Rupert won; Zeela second; Raiment third. Time, :59 Second rare, selling, one mile Klck-abawoe; Liberia sere ad; Klgrette third. Time. 1:40. Third race, the Antama stakes, five furlonga WeodMW WPiu .Wild Mint 8-- n-- You Dont Need Buttons j at our method of keeping the fchirtwaUt neat and tidy with but little care. Come In and look Complete Sets Shirt-Wai- st The line of goods carrie,! by ua embraces Ihe clever cut and est goods Look at the good in our show windows, and new- get igaiBarjahdaaLtx Pr,CBB- - Store Drag y the holder. The first essay with the hammer resulted in a throw of 16rt feet 1 inch, exceeding the record made by him in Paris by nine inches. satisfaction because it la from The standing broad Jump fat, healthy stock, properly out a field that has never beenbrought equalkilled at our slaughled In tbe history of American athletter house, and immediately hung ics. The first jump, that of C. M. in our large refrigerator, where King of McKinney, Texas, exceeded it is thoroughly chilled before the Olympic record of 5 of an inch. to the market, thus endelivery Ray Entry, of the New York A. C., abling ua to serve you with reholder of the Olympic and world's recfrigerated meat at all times. ords followed, and on hit first jump beat the Olympic record and came WEATHERBY A. within two inches of equalling the Wholesale and Retail Butcher. world's record with a jump of 11 feet 2458 Wash. Are.. OGDEN. 2 inches. King proved to be a consistent performer and on each essay did better titan on hia previous appearance. Hia best jump wu 10 feet 8 inches. This mark was also made by John A. Biller of Newark, N. J. Entry, however, demonstrated that hia championship form had not deserted him and established a new Inches. world's record of 11 feet 4 Hit Jumps were aa follows: 11 feet, 2 inches; 11 feet 2 inches; 11 feet 4 4 inches, breaking hia own world's record of 11 feet 4 inches and 11 feet 4 8 inches. While the record established at Paris by G. W. Oriin of the University of metre Pennsylvania for the 2.500 2372 Washington Ave. steeplechase was not seriously endangered, that event proved one of the most interesting of the day's sport. John J. Daly, of Ireland, got off In the lead and ran a magnificent race, but was headed by James D. Llghtbody of the Chicago Athletic ansociation, on the first lap and beaten to the tape by Invest In a place of unimproved lend? a scant margin. In Weber County! 2,500 meter steeplechase James D. Llghtbodv. C. A. A., Chicago, first; Adjoining Improved farms! Half mile from R. R. Station! John J. Daly, Ireland, second. Time, 7:39 Right next to Irrigation Canal! Providing you can buy on monthly Running high Jump 8. 8. Jones, New York A. C New York, finished payments! first, five feet 11 Inches; G. P. Bervlsa, Say $10 or 818 or $20 par month! Or quarterly! Cornell University, second; five feet, Or annual payments!. nine inches. t And no Interact! And no taxes! second; Hearts Desire third. Time, The owner to pay taxes and cert :59 nurth rare, the flying handicap, six tinuo to use the land until It la folly lady paid for! iron; furlonga Broomstick Amelia second; Mineola third. Tima, J. S. Lewis & Co. JEWELERS - L 2 CAV& WANTED 1,000 MEN ' l --HI ALL EIGHTH GRADUATES will receive 50 per cent on al! pictures taken within the next 80 daye at STUDIO, 278 25th 7-- 8 UNDERTAKER 150. LITHIA WATER A Keeps you well, by allaying internal fevers, and aiding the process of digestion, The ideal table water. Makes delicious drinks. F, SCHOOL SALE 3cLH U strengthening tonic, F. J. KIE5EL & CO.. Distributors Proprietor. RICHEY. 'Phone IDAN-H- D. W. CATTiS ALBERT F. cleansing system To nnloaa schooners at the Balt Lake Beer halL It Is tha place to get the longest an tallest, tha biggest and coldest schooner of beer in town for five cents. Choicest wblaklea b randies and wine and all hind of an ft drlnka. Finest line of cigars In town. Call in every, body aa yon para by and sample otir goods Corner 25th anJ Llarnln avenns 7-- PROVIDENCE HARNESS RACES. 3-- 4, BASL'riALL :i mil,,t or by a civil court, has not yet been Thl I one of tbe quration that the new minim- -r of the interior will have to pass on. thr fact tbal Su Petersburg i technically In a state of siege, giving the minister tins power, llaltnaslielf. the murderer of .M. Sigial guint, M. Plehve's predectswir, was tried by court martial. It ia expected tbat ihe emperor will appoint a minister of the interior as soon as he returns front the Don. J. L Prop. MEATS And Healthful Cooling hot weather, when the GIVE Kaem cca e&u Just theneedsthinga for extremely and The first Olympic record to go was broken by John Flanagan of the Greater New York Irish Athletic association, 4 three-quarte- cosiest will be continued until Swan her let when the cash prise of I1.IM win be awarded. Tomlinson covered 1 distance of two hundred whlrh may ha beaten by aeronaut. -- 3-- rittsburgAug. 29. Pittsburg had an easy tiuie of it winning the first game until two men were out in the ninth Then Leever was hit for five bates, scoring four runs. The second game bmiel breaks pacing record was fought hard throughout Attend' MILE FOi MARES, GOING THE R. H. E. sure 4,200. Scores; IN 2:02 M. First game: ,11 15 Pittsburg . Garnet Through-N- t Baseball 7 7 yin Qift .., Brooklyn the Country Shew Close Leever and Phelpi; Mitchell and Scores. Ritter. Second game: FIGHT CALLED OFF. BALLOON Sm-l.it- final. MINER SUICIDES. .. tike plats Ft. Petersburg. August of the Russian p.ni 81. relersburg. Aug. 28.' The state in thrae diKpaU'bes lost, week inent Mchsengt-- r the term if military service for the soldier of the l'ort Ar- that Saxtuiny. the acraain of MiniMci thur garrl.-o- n is minced so that ev- of the Interior Von Plehve, has Iteen ery month served from .May last until sentenced to death, prove tu be inthe year shall count or one yiar on correct. the full (erm of serv ice. The question aa to whether the a nasein will lie tried by court martial C'JMMINQS COMMISSION CC. jm!-Uxh- r any way possible, and the ing laudanum nt the Tempe hotel The proPUMelphla, August moted Mx rounds between James J. CorMt and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien la Gti city September 7th has been calM eft by the management of the funds Athletic Club, before wrlch orfasliatloe the men were to have bmL The reason given la that Mayor Vemr had Informed the promoters that he would permit the contest t Lai time. S(. lVicrsburg, Aug. a. m By an lmiwrial decree winch is this morning in the (initial NOT SENTENCED. 29.-O- now at ji miner who came here from Col' fatn delayed paaaengers harlUe asked to be returned to Reno orado, has committed suicide by tak- 29. 1 ri.t'HVE OUR "fleeonipeuy win T Bnd run a pae-j- p. train from here to Bodavllle to- was French officer sin One OF VON ASSASSIN 0. 7 25 ck vent another incident is shown in the fa't itia, content with the arran grille:! .nicrcd into BROKERS. t tin-iiwith Britain t. a arshin Indeffrom Cep Colony in search of the Continuous quotations on New York cruiser, it has asl-- vj K"a- m- and Por- Stocks anti Chicago Grain. We buy DeSt. Louie. Aug. ne world's rec- tugal in rase the ;,! i.ho'iid put into and sell stocks and gralu on margin ord uas broken, two Olympic records an African port to eiiher or for cash. Our private rooms enwere lowered as resuli able our customers to come In and of the first country, to deliver t recallorder day a events in the Louisiana Purc'ua&e ing her from operations on the high transact business with the utmost secrecy. exposition revival of the famous ath- seas. letic classic, the Olympic games. AthWrite for our Book of Information letes from many nation met the pick San Sebastian, Spain. Augusts 29. (System of Speculation'), free upon or American sprinters, When the authorities of Vigo gave in application. 2482 Washington. distance and weight men jumpers, in the first fimatiou that ihe Russian auxiliary CS3 railroad company ia now trying to ar- events or the card that will furnish cruiser Don. formetiy the German to lovers of sport for steamer Fuersl BtMiisrk. and width range to gdt them back this afternoon. entertainment miles the next week. There were also four put into Algo for water, must depart fifty Canyon, Laughton events that resulted in more within 24 hours, the comtiiander of the south of here, where the waehout oc handicap The Depot even competition end gave several cruiser declared th.it he must be al curred laat Tesday. tearing out five dose finishes. lowed five to rein to-1day order to stay and of track miles The weather was fine, the attend- pair his engines. The matier was remen which and bed. fifty ance 5,1100. for ferred to Madrid instructions. have been employed in repairing, was A burst of cheering followed the anis again yesterday washed out and nouncement of the time in the first now in much worse condition than at We make a specialty fieat of sixty metre run, seven secany time before and the Tonopah mad onds, as the it the record equalled same of washouts obtained with the ia expecting Prescriptions. Indications of more rain today, so that at the Pari revival of the Olympic orders game in 19oA, The Telephone second heal rewas the time of returning through traffic also run in attended record aa waa to. tiuw, the mains very uncertain. promptly Traffie is Resumption of kite IM EOJjlMiSill (Continued Open Olympic Games at the Worlds Fair IN FAVOR OF SOLDIERS. BESEII1E9 IS ."0. 1904. will ooen begin ond ovary boy should suit Good e lothea ore essential to a boy'a comfort ond happlnaaa. Bring your boys to School naw Re- Carpentering, Building, pairing and Remodallng of Houses Promptly attended to. All work Guaranteed. Ehquira of WILL YOU Olo Nelson. Telephone 545 11th Putnam's School Sale street 129--y. ond fit thorn out with tho boat thara ia In tha markat at prices you ora accustomad to pay for very much in- 3-- ' ferior goods. Thla sala Includes all that boya require Hate, Shoes, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, ate, Clothing, etc. 8-- 4. 1:13 8--5. Fifth race, aix and a half furlonga Sells of Portland won; Sir Lin wood second; I auly Prudence third. Time, 1:20 Sixth race, handicap, mile and a furlong on turf Outcome won; ralm Bearer second; Carbuncle third. Time, 1:54. 3-- TEMFLARS IN FRISCO. aid place of land will coat you $20 par acre. A&kss or Gill on HUNrER & KENNEDY 2368 WASHINGTON No. basso .. Hit , Phono ordaro given apodal attention. FKONK Ticket Office & BURGI Phono 227 Y. L C wr Of 6 9o n To make room for our new fall slock of China we will run a general China ware for ten days. Our entire stork of Decorated and Hand painted China will be sold at about half price. WHEELWRIGHT BROS. Reward. - 8- PHONE MM SML March 1st COST f The Ter2ns of Sale Are Positively 147. Warning, A REWARD OF FIFTY DOLLARS of Fifty Dollars (150.00). wilt, bo paid by tbe Utah Light for tho arrest of party or parties who on tho eve frig of 1908, caused o short circuit" oa It electric transmission A reward Co. ft Power La IQ G the thousands of buyora who bought during that famous tele. Wo will give another Coer Mark Sale on everything In stock and will Include oil Foil Goode arriving during Solo. Domestic luklagi ond oil Cotton Goods bought since drop In prices of thee goeda are Inckaded. No article In our largo stock will bo reserved. Tho manner In which Now Merchandise will bo sacrificed will be food for cloee, careful buyers. rale on 2476 WASH. AVE. C Will be remembered by Chinaware Must Go Regardless of Cost Price oou-.pan- Dillard, a negro, for whoh officers have been searching for a week. Hall will probably die. A mob estimated at 1.000 are now looking for Dillard and if captured a lynching may result William Carr, colored, has been arrested. He was shot through the hand. He was with DlUard at tbe time of tbe trouble. Tbe negro has been taken to Cbaiham. the county seat, for safe keeping. Hall rays he wounded the negro who shot him. which would lead to tbe supposition that Corter ia the gu4ty naa. No trouble ia anticipated unless Dillard la arrested. 1 99 CSC Tha LILLIE BRAND LARD not made by a TRUST OUR LEADER," no compound or EASTERN LARD mixed with It Ask your GROCER for it Sharman's Danville. Va, Aug. 29. Policeman J. J. Han was shot tonight by Jack AVI. Live and let Llvo" la our motto. Wo do not promise to rail you something for nothing. Our Meats are fresh. We endeavor to pleats everybody who patronlxee the UCCE88 MARKET. BUTF NEGRO SHOOTS POLICEMAN. 2354 Washington Avenue e SUCCESS MARKET Please T ravel Chicago, Aug. 36. The great shops of tha Pullman company are to abut down on September 1st and thousands of men employed in the various departments of the car building corporation will be without work. Thirty thousand people at Pullman and in the surrounding towns will be affectis ed. When tbe Pullman working on full time seven thousand persona are employed. During the last few months, owing to a lack of new orders, men have been laid off three and four hundred at a time until now the force does not aggregate more than 2.000. The plant may remain dosed for more than a month. 9 o THE $400 for 20 foreo. $800 for 40 loroo. $1,200 for $1 oerao. Ban Francisco, August 29. A special train of nine can, carrying 128 visitors to the Knights Templar conclave, Room 6, First National Bank which la to be held In thla city during Utah. the coming week. Arrived here today. Building; Ogden, The train left Chicago on August 16th and crossed the continent by the In the party were Northern route. lour officers of the Grand Encampment of the United States, together with other eighteen members, forty-fou- r Knights Templar and tbe ladies of the flutes were Sir Knights. Twenty-on- e represented. Btopa were made at YelBefore you start call at lowstone Park, at the Sound ritlee and at Monterey and the Rig Tree . . groves of California. The party waa in charge of Deputy Grand Master General George M. Moulton of Chicago. Grand Matter Rtoddard of Bryan, TexHealy Honao, Opp. Depot. Phono Mil as, will arrive later, the death of hia A largo Assortment of Low Ratal wife preventing him from coming on and Reliable Information constantly the Encampment aperlal. on band. Guaranteed by tbe The other grand officers la the party Amoriean Ticket Brake re Airtfc were the Rev. Henry W. Rugg. D. D., of Province. R. I., Grand Generalissimo; Colonel W. B. M Alias, of Cincinnati. Grand Captain General and Rev. Daniel C. Roberta, of Concord. N. H., Grand Prelate. PULLMAN SHOPS SHUT DOWN. o Putnam Clothing House If So April 29th, line, through interference in some manner with raid company aalfnen nt n point about one mile nouth from tbe power house, known Pioneer Station, near the month of Ogden Canyon. Persona are warned not to Interfere In nay wise with said line. It la safe to tho public If unmolested, but serious results to properfatal result to persona eaa be caused through tbe ty and possible of trees, or breaking of innulatorn, or the throwing of wire., limbselectric n said similar obstruction over tho wires of company aiezapessssjcsFa 0 nauaiur G. C Rthgrg. 1 f) CENTRE ROTE AND BAR trano-missio- line. UTAH LIGHT OX POWER CO.. By R. tS. C$mpbelli Mgr. P Under Ntw Management 'Phone 'gn.lA'.s'i lyaffhrauimrra i 135-- k Q |