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Show THE MORXIXQ EXAMINES POPES, BEM1TI LAKE SIT but in the second po::..in of the game the ianliuais went through Berkeley's line sitnusi at will, scntig 18 points to nmliiug for Berkeley, in the first ! sif of the game Stanford adianond the hall times to within ilangHfiiu distances of Berkeley's goal. hut. lieii-u- i alter was always able io get the team out of tight places by his tiiuguificaiil He clearly ked Dole. lutMibg. FRIXCETUX GINXERS WIN. S:u::fi,re's best punier, Kcrki-ieprovweak on livfcusc. While ed 12. The Princeton, x. "7! Nov. this wasapjiareut tir.r.ug the lust half PnnLvum (iiui Team won the so by Stanit was made much cliampiiuikhip this aticr-itixford onslaught iu th-- luiier part of with a more oi 101. Harvard the game, t'alfforuu was absolutely waa Scivn-i- , a Yale third and unable to stop the fiei c smauhni of the . mui-ihA high wind helped Cardinal who uiuwr.l do mu tho to lower the individual scores. vui'tiiy' line, it waa in( until almost the end of the game ihsi Bcrkrley was auie in hold Stanford's lute It was estimated tli.it 15.090 breaks all SEATTLE, in; SAN FRANCISCO, 3. people were present. ptetious records of uiinuiauce iu San San Francisco. Nov. Francisco. 12. Whalen pitched a veTy puor game, being an Cambridge. Mas., Nuv. 12. Harvard easy r.ark and Laving poor control of had little difficulty iu Uulv his delivery. Score: R. H. E. Cross on Soldiers' field u,i afternoon, ran Seatil.lu l 38 to a. McManusmad" 55 yards Iur thu by Holy Cross. Sa:t Francisco only touchdown J 8 Uuitcne; Hughes anil Leahy; Mo.: St. lamis UniverAt Columbia, Whulen and Gorton. Umpire 9. sity, 17; University of At Etipvuo, Ore.: Otvou, 18; Wash 5. ington, TACOMA, 3; OAKLAND. 2. At Delaware, 0.: Case School, Cleve laud, 38; Ohio, Wesley .in I ntversity, 6. and At Columbus, O . Fresno. Cal.. Nov. 12.' In the snapwau Jefferson. 6: Ohio M diml university, 6 piest game of the week. from the Commuters At Obcrlin. O.: ibrlui college, 4; loday by tho store of 3 to 2. Fitzgerald and Mnski-ma- n Ohio Sisic university. 2. both twirled in tine form and th At Syracuse: Syracuse university, support given by their teams mbs all 39; Lehigh, 4. lhai either con'd ask. Ait error by Brown. 41 : Colby, 0. n At Providence: let. in a run hy Devereaux. Kliee-ha- n At Annapolia: Navy, 5; University aud Hrlimlley pick'd out a r of Virginia, 0. apie.-e- . Ai Terre Haute, Ini: Elham col6core lege. 0; Terry, 4. Tacoma Denison university, At Cleveland: Oakland 27; Western Heserve, 4. Batteries Fitzgerald and Jilmikiman and Byrne. Umpire Brow n.CALIFORNIA SEASON OPENS. PORTLAND, 2; IA)S ANGELES, 3. TI By Oar Special Correspondent. WORLD ur.t-k- JX.HGLAR3 TAPPED TILL. 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The enten-- lam TeMP1 , hax ali-t-i ia; sailed a 14 In cask slid- - coinpacy great f sud tUU'vex w tleciric crane callable of pif tit Tto thieve ev ideally had a ke; cam Su.'hni pounds, and a series lag u. boldl3r ntereJ of iiuprurenii-nithe front dour, ,ad have been inauguraand tapped the cash till, t'd ibs P Inch will make It v" latJ01 umil one of the discovered was nut most complete iu the lniied when it j this The uM-reported to ite jxjllre aa to the have no elue wh4,tver County t'lork June-- , is in receipt of tilr of the rubber. a letter from Prof. Apiuaiidoc of Chicago, iuiurtnmg him of the presence FALL COST CITY 4,000. in that city, eu niute to San Francisco. of William Aliraiiutn, memTbe tuprema court handed down an ber of parliaiueji f.,r the Khund.ia luDioa yeeerday afiemoon affirming valley, South Naes, who. with bis judymeiit of the tower court in the sun, expects to ktop a few days in ot Minnie Connor against Salt STe Citv. appellajt. Tha action was this city. Mr. Abraham la a distinWelshman, and is well known rjuu-for personal injuries received guished under the nom de plume of Nahon. Tpiaintitt on Jan. 15, 19u2, wnen and He goon lo the coj.-- t to atteuil the rambled over a fence which bod fallen labor couveution which west aide couveiieii .ruM the sidewalk on the there in the near luture. Mr. Janies between Seventh street Weal First uf he is a nays Jolly, piuiu Cyniro and South street and serious-i- 7 ud Eighth heraeif. that Welshmen gentrully in the lower court anticiiuiies injured wiil be to meet him uu his deligitteil a iury returned a verdict in favor of arrival in this city. ilfintW fjr 4,000. Prom that judg' ment the city appealed. Oa appeal the city raised tbe point Mai th verdict was not rendered by a lawful Jury for the reason that the on ihe caae were jurors who served arswa for general service in all of the district court snd were FATAL SIIOTING IN COI'N'i Y nut drawn for the particular division Eureka. Nov. 11. Edward R. Weed, in which the caae was tried. The jury at the time of the trial a minor, 31 year of age, is under ar(U challenged hut the court overruled the challenge. rest. here chargd with killing Aims F. The supreme court in Us opinion writ-h- a White at Fish Springs, iu tho westby Justice liartch and concurred ern pan of this (Juab) county, ua la by Chief Justice Baskin and Justice Nov. 9. Weed surrendered at unco llct'any, holds that the lower court and was brought heie bv Pete Heul. According lo the evidence at the did not err in denying dHVnilant's challwhich was held In tho cabin in enge to ihe Jury. The Judgment ia acwhich the tragedy occurred, immedicordingly affirmed. ately thereafter. White and Weed, who lived together, were entertaining sevLEGISLATIVE SUPPLIES. eral friends, slid the party, with the At the meeting of the etate board ex ce il ion of Weed, had consumed conof examiners yesterday, Secretary of siderable whisky. While and Jack Martin were scuffling on the bed, and glare Hammond was authorised to sesWhite became angry and choked Marfor auppliea for the next sion of ths legislature, which meets in tin. Weed pulled While off tbe lied and reseated himself at tho labia January. near by, where he waa writing. ARJdY OFFICER RETIRED. A few minutes later White again returned to tbe bed and renewed tbe UeuL Col. John C. Ballanca of the acuffle. Weed again separated the men, Twaniynlnth infantry, has been found and claims that White threatened him. Incapacitated fur further active ser- According to eye witnesses Weed then e vice. sad has been retired. Col. too the revolver from the bed and has not been with his regiment shot t wice at chise range. One hul- from lime. sums He graduated for let entered Just shove ths right nipple Vast Point la 1873, and was appointed and the second at nick White in the Illinois. head. He sank to the floor and Weed to the academy from gave up his gun and announced that HARTLEY'S DIVORCE. he waa ready to lie arrested. After the inquest Raid and Weed together Judge Hall haa granted Leola. M. brought tbe body to Eureka a two R. M. Hartlfrom divorce a Hartley daya trip with nothing to lndlcata ey on the grounds of desertion and which man waa the prisoner. marwere failure to support. Weed is a They young ried at Sterling, Neb, on OcL 22. man, snd was born at Ward, While deserted and defendant plaintiff Pine county, Nevada. He and Whirs ian last March, leaving her ill In bed and have been leasing the past two years, to Texas where he has ever snd, according to Weed's story, have going since remained. had several disagreements. Whit was about 35 year old, and leaves a CONTAGIOUS DISEASE. wife and child, from whom he waa separated several months ago. They One case of smallpox and one of reside at Fish Spring. While's parwere board to the ents live at Pleasant Grove. They diphtheria reported of health yesterday. The son have been notified, and Marshal Smith of Mr. Younger, residing in the rear of that place, the dead man's brother-In-laof 728 east South Temple street, has will come up tonight and take the smallpox. The diphtheria patient charge of the remains. it Henry Anderson, aged S years, reThe coroner's verdict, which is siding in the rear of 216 west Fourth signed by R. 8. Sutton, foreman; Joe North street. Mulliner, R. T. While, E. W. Tripp, John J. Thomas, P. J. Reid, 8. R. CalGETS MORE PRIZES. laway, A. M. I.Bird and A. H. Stewart reads as follows: Governor H. M. Wells has received We, the acting coroner and Jurors, a letter from 8. T. Whitaker of the hereby certify that, according to eviWorld's fa'r commission which says dence received from witnesses, we that Utah has received twenty more hereby agree that the deceased, one swards for its mining exhibit at St. Alma F. White, came to bis death by Louis. The letter is as follow s: gunshot wound received frost a gun In We were required Monday to ap- the hands of Edward R. Weed, on the pear before the international jury of 9th day of November, 1904." wards at the request of our competiWhite worked in the Bulllon-Hertors It Deems that some of them were mine Just after the conclusion of the not satisfied with the awards that had strike in 1893, and is said to have been given to Utah or the wording of flourished a gun on more than one octhe diplomat. Afier about two hours' casion. tendon, the Jury reaffirmed their for-Weed will have his preliminary heap derision and expressed themselves Ing on a charge of murder la the first s desirous of not only awarding the morning. grand prize for tbe state collective ex- degree Saturday hibit, but to give us a grand prise for NO BILL AGAINST WALCOTT. wr modern concentrating mill. They found, however, that thin would -t wlih their regulations a a grand Boston, Nov. 12. No bill" In the prise having been awarded to the state caae of Joe Walcott, the colored pup collective exhibit, no one part of that Hist, charged with manslaughter for exhibit would be eligible for more than shooting Nelson Hall, waa returned by a 'good medal. However, the found Jury, In the grand jury today. The Jury what they claim to be Justice for that the shooting in which Walcott'! l tab. added to our list of medals twen- hand was injured was accidental. ty others o that what waa intended for our discomfort redounded to our "edit, and has placed Utah at the very head of tbe states. We can scarcely estimate the value of his decision; but as an indication of he imiiiriani-- will say that a record has been made of the action of this lory In the archives of the United aiaies, rxcet-dingl- iuur-coilrgta- i, du.-iu- - J - ,; Jo'ctort is lVnu-sylianl- BASEBALL, moi-nin- 1 Bal-lanc- d k er con-fili- ii - hi is NOVEMBER won; Fascine, second; Leola. tht'd. Time. 1:32. Second race. 6 furlongs Depead. won; Agnes Virgin, a. second; Dixcil, third, lime. 1:14 12. Third race, mile au, a sixteenth Reservation, won: Jiuie Jliinrs. second : Emrada 1'sin.s. Time, 1:59. Fourth race, full steeplechase. C. M. Leeoom . course, about 2 mi!-- Rip. won: second; Uanligau, third.' Time. WINES SALT LAKE NOTES. ' i Fifih race, 6 furlongs Ali.m Avon. mi; Dixelle. second; Mtltou Young, thii-l- . Time, 1:17 14. Sixth race, mile Cheboygan, won: Swift Wing, second; I'lsutujs, third. Time, 1:7. rmm oie RACES Lna Angeles, Nov. 12- .- Portland took Sun Francisco, Nov. 12.- -. The California racing reason at Oakland today. Flue wwlit-- r prevailed and large rrowds si tendril. Thirteen books, two field and oondiinalJon were In line. Favorites or well playrd horsrs were generally snnwHsful. In the Score: Intermt centered K. H. K. Jsia Angeles 2 9 1 mile handicap for which a field of Starter The Portland 3 6 6 thirteen fared Bat lories: Gray and Spies; Butler Jennings pair. Gold Money and Arcade 2 were favorites, being larked from to and Kellaccjr. Umpire Perrin. 1 to 6 to 5. Fossil was next, in demand. Away to a good start, Sanuicrila, Captain Forsee and naniss cut out the told nn t lie in and running. The PENNSYLVANIA VS. CARLISLE. Gold Money, well rated by Dominick, caught them when the stretch was Philadelphia. Nov. 12. Although th reached. foot hall team from (he Carlisle Indian Silver Skin was the medium of a Ulled to wnre ,he Uni. killing In the old event and lie of eleven on versity Pennsylvania had no trouble beating IVlbam and Sea Franklin field today, ths three touchi downs mad by Pennsylvania were Voyage, Results: earned with difficulty. Score Penna. First rare. T furlongs, arlllng sylvania, 18; Carlisle 0. won: San Lulion, second; Stunts, third. Time, 1:28 YALE VsTTiARVARD. Second rare. Futurity course Silver Sea VoyNew Haven, Conn., Nor. 12. In the Skin, won; Pelham, erennd; third. Time, 1:11 annual freshman championship game age, Third race. 6 forkings, selling between Harvard, 19u8 and Yale 19U8, Wlm Bill, second; on Yale field, this afternoon, Yale de- Telephone, won; third. Time, 1:21. feated Harvard, 16 to V. 'J'lie Yale men Ocyrohe, Fourth race. 7 furkmes. selling Hie slarled a whirlwind at lack that prewon; Hindoo Princess, second; vented the Harvard men from getting Elder, third, 'l ime. 1:28 3 4. Oscar, together, keeping Harvard nn the deFifth rurs. one mile, opening handifensive for the larger part of the first value 3,179 Gold Monty, won; half. During the latter part of this cap. second; Fossil, third. Tlmo, Ananias, half, Harvard waa on the aggressive, 1:40 but although making repealed gains 8lxtli racs, 6 furlongs Andrew B through tbs Yale line, lost by errors of Cook, won; Lelola, second; ltoweua, fumbles alow and play, starting. third. Time, 1:13 Seventh race, one mile and a sixCOLUMBIA VS. CORNEIJ teenth, selling FI I lie DOr, won; Roy Time, t ally, enrond; Colvan, third. New York, 12. Columbia Nov. 1:40 1 season the football to a brought happy finish today by defeating Cornell in HildeNew York, Nor. 12. Joc'-.rthe annual game, 13 to 6. The local brand will leave tomorrow for Caliteam displayed woqderful improvement In form and its entire play waa fornia where be will ride during tbe winter. characterized by snap and dash. Aqueduct mulls: At the opening of the game Colutmi First- race, 6 furlongs Atwood, won; Ills went at Cornell on the jump and Ascension, second ; Monet, third. Tlmo, d forced the ball to Cornells 1:16 line where it was lost, on downs Second rare, one mile Thistle Heaon Columbia showed superb defense by Prince Salm, second; Artaking tbe ball from Cornell when it ther, won; third. Time, 1:42 was close to the New Yorkers goal. senal, Third race, 5 furkmgH Jnvensga, There waa no scoring In the first half, but in tbe second Columbia early made won; Workman, second; Uncas, third. a touchdown. Then Cornell got one Time, 1:01 Fourth rare, the Edgemere slakes, and the score stood 6 to 5 against Doily SpanColumbia. A mfely for Cornell put one and an eighth mile Columbia once more In (he lead, the ker. won; Ostrich, second; Seymour, third. Time, 1:57 score being 7 to 6. Columbia never Ralbert. Fifth race. 6 furlong and made one more touchdown won; Bitch Prince, second; Red Ruler, by bard and aggressive play. third. Time. 1:23. 8lxth race, one and a sixteenth CALIFORNIA VS. STANFORD. miles Lord Badge, won; Dckahor, Berkeley. Cal., Nov. 12. As had second; Persistence, II, third. Time, been predicted by football experts. 1:60 University of California eleven went down to defeat before Stanford this afCiuclnnstl, Nov. 12. Latonfa reternoon. The score was nothing to sults: First rare. 7 furlongs Gigantic, nothing at tbe end of the first half. a strong braeo tmlay and played fault-lns- s ba'l. Butler was a tower of strength in light places, piieliing well at all stages. Uray also pitched well, lint an error by Flood let in a run that eventually decided the game. op-no- d prlin-liwll- lyer. FOOTBALL UP hop M iii.l. 10 the whereabouts of "T1, cornea from bis mother at iiniaine, o. He is described as "ix feet in height, of. w .,??r hair ,nd wod weighs iKu !r,IWin 1,. ?'u"1, When last heard of ha Springs, Wyo, working for that , sr,l,h cnmjiany. A letter from ,lwed Sppt. 12. stated that Blin,,f io leave for Salt Lake, J" company with a man named Ed. c . nil'r. A1d " Home on held 1,1 nual meet- !owin7'r d,! "erno,in, when the fol-edirectors was chns-I- t lch,rd Wske, chairmen; v n"V. jh'Pkin, P. P. fhrlstcn- a..,, . ; K E- i,rV lnhen) T. r Not Medicine. Is not nude hy comUqnoson nor is there alcohol drugs, pounding It. 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A test la better than argutbaa testimonials, better ment In one year. 1.800,000 people offer. They have hare accepted thia told others what Uqmwone does, and ths others told others Tbe rerndt ia that millions now us 1L It medicine widely employed than any ever waa more widely preecribeo by the better physicians. And your own neighbors wherever you are can tell you of people whom Uquocone has cored. ! Ta-o- i Carpentering, 6u!ldlng, R. and Rsnwdsiing af pairing Houass Promptry attsndad to. Ail Mrk GuarwntasA Enquire a Ola Nslsen, 645 Hu streak LIQUORS tb-r- n ! ,800,000 People Herr Joef ItoJkcr of Berlin, a sugar rtriert. in ,t the Knutsford, after a tril into the Snake River valley. He the country up there la specially Mtiplcd to sugar beet cultivation, and as surprised to find 14 tons being grown in the acre. He found the fac-cl1 a equipped for all the that might be made upon them. i a mineral-produci- r 13, 1901. - liii-l- t M Ji-A- LTAU, SUNDAY MORNING. BOYLE FURNITURE CO. |