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Show TIIE Lincoln, Miy IT. Brilliant play the order of the eleven tuning today. K- - H. E Score Lincoln . -- ..000 400 101 01 7 11 11 14 IXnver ..1 ..00 01 000 00 Batteries Jonea, Rugar, Eyler and Zlnran: Morgan and Welgardi, m Philadelphia. May 17. Philadelphia won aa easy victory from Detroit tog day. Waddell pitched great ball, the visit . down with one hit a bunt, while the home team hit both Seiver and Kllrc hard. R- - H- - EScore 0 000 Oi'U 000 Detroit Philadelphia ...210 010 Oil 5 14 I and Killian Battcrira Seiver, let-tin- 1" Omaha, 6; Sioux City, 4. Paine; Waddell and Schreck. Omaha, May 17. Omaha won a today by clone and exciting game Naw York, 4; St Louie, 2. bunching whai hits were made off New York. May 17. New York McCabe. M. again today, beating St. Louis, 4 Score' 4 6 0 Errors, on the part of the visitor-- , 010 050 20x Omaha S were mostly responsible for their deSioux City . ..004 000 UOO 4 Bntteriee Koukalik amt Goading; feat, while some of the folding plays of the home team were excellent. McCabe and Fteebe. R. ii. E. Score ..000 OIO 100 3 H 5 St. Louie Dea Moinea, IS; Pueblo, 1. MK) old on 4 8 3 New York Dea Moinea. May IT. Dea Moinea IlHtteries Ctarte and Rickey; Cites-hroverwhelmed Pueblo today. Manake'a and McGuire. patching completely puzzling the visH-E- - .. o itor. 4. Cleveland, 7; Boston, R. H. E. Score Boston, May 17. For the fourteenth Dea Moinea ....800 030 241-- 15 14 1 time in succession the Boston team 000 000 001 Pueblo and waa beaten today, Cleveland winning, Manake Baueriea Bricker, to 4. Towne; Morrison and Meaaitt and Sta- 7 Score R. H. E. ler. 1 1 010 000 033 IBS WON VAN NESS STAKES AT BELMONT PARK. MANDARIN Stepped Six and a Half 1 Furlonga Record Tima of :1S. In at New York, May 17. Mandarin, to 1, won the Van Neat selling 2 Cleveland Breton 020 Oil UOO Batirrlra litre and Clark; and Graham. 7 4 2 8 2 Harris Chicago, S; Washington, 2. 17. Patterson May Washington, held Washington down to two hits to Smith waa day and Chicago won. batted out of the box In the eighth Inning, a home run to the center field fenee being hig undoing. R. II. E. Score stakes, six and a half furlonga, straight away, at Belmont park today, and mads n world's record for the distance, 002 000 non 2 2 stepping It in 1:18. M intis made the Wauhlgton 000 002 040 6 12 1 pace to the final furlong, where Miller Chicago Batteries Smith, Wolfe and brought Mandarin up and won in a drive by a neck. Results: Patteron and Sullivan. First ram, aix furlonga Guiding AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Star won. Rose ben second, Samson third. Time, 1:12. At Kansas City Kansas City 9, ToSecond race, four and a half furlongs ledo 10. Charles Edwards won, Lady Jersey At Minneapolis Minneapolis 6, Inthird. Time, second. Dumbfound dianapolis 4. :52 2 6. At Milwaukee Milwaukee 0, ColumOld Faithful Third race, one mil won, Woolwich second, Glnnn third. bus I. At 8L Paul St. Paul 0; LouisTime, 1:40 Fourth race. Van Neat selling stakes, ville 2. six and a half furlonga Mandarin won. Mintlm second. Lord of the Forest WILL SAIL. TODAY. third. Time, 1:11. Fifth race, five furlonga Mexican New York, May 17. Only two tennla Silver won, Elfall second, La Rose matches were played at tha Crescent third. Time, :69 Athletic chib today. Raymond D. LitThe Quail won, tle defeated Sixth race, one mil Holcombe Ward in Von Tramp second, Bad News third. straight sets, Alexander Tima, 1:39 and Hackett won in tha doubles from Ward and Little, VANDERBILT TOOK THE MONEY. The American team will sail tomorrow on the Caltie for Liverpool. K. Vanderbilt's They will meet the French team Paris, May 17.-- W. Bengal won tha Pris 4s Cemplegne at June 1 in tha flrat matches of the international cup competitions. the Bole de Boulogne race today. Kit-trrflg- n AT ms HIT TO ONE lo O GIANTS HELD Pittsburg. May 17. In a most markable game the New York, were shut-ou- t for the second time in sucOnly cession by the Pittsburg.men faced Leever in twenty-seve- n the entire gam and not ono reached second base. Three New York men made bits. . R- H. E. Score re- - - Pittsburg New York Batteries .. 100 000 01 x ..000 000 UOO 2 8 7 0 3 4 and Gibson; and Bower man. Let-ve- r V . ; 3. 4,1, t if,. r'ut i'Z " 6-- 6-- , ance of the perfect cleanliness of the Pahst exclusive process of h r c wi n g . They k now the health-fulne- import- furity and BROKE HIS NECK IN Jockey Boyla Was Seriously Injured. Racing at Yesterday's Result Belmont Park. POLICEMEN C01KC STUNTS Practicing for Ball Game With Zion Officers. Louisville, Ky., March 17. Dr. Nowlin broke his neck when he fell in the steeplechase yesterday, but the fact of his death was not known until today, as he fell behind a Jump which concealed hi body from view. Harvey Boyle, who was seriously injured, i reported resting comfortably. Today's result: First race, six furlonga John Eng-li- a won, Sailie B. B. second. 8kyte third. Time, 1:15. Second race, seven furlonga The Pet won. Fox Meade second, Adeao third. Time, 1:29 Third race, four and a half furlong Warner Griswold won. Fair Fagot second, Timothy Wen third. Time, 4-- Fourth race, seven furlongs Hyperion II. won, Henry Watteraon second. Coruscate third. Time, 1:28. Fifth race, four and a half furlonga Alline Cummings won, 8pider Web second. Ingenue third. Time, :56 2-- Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth Padre won, Juba second, Reticent third. Time, 1:49 2 5. WITH New York. May 17. Mr. Jefferson Davis, wife of the president of the THEFT. Southern Confederacy, who is 111 at the Hotel Gerard, has suffered a relapse and early today her condition waa aatd to be serious. During the morning Chicago, May 17. After he had been hours resort was had to the use of oxyousted from the Northwestern univer- gen. advanced in Mrs. Davis, who is sity Medical school, William E. Wallace, a student In the chemistry de- yeara, has been failing recently and partment, yesterday attacked Prof. about two weeka ago experienced an David C. Eccles, a member of the attack of grip which for a time greatfaculty, who, he charges, was respon- ly alarmed her friends. Later, howsible for tala dismissal. Wallace was ever, she showed marked Improvement and recently was declared to be out of arrested, but relensed on bond later. According to Wallace, his dismissal danger. resulted after he had appropriated l.ast night there was a decided Prof. Eccles burette, a small glass In- rhange for the worse and Dr. Wylle, strument used In measuring liquids In who was hastily summoned, remained chemical testa, Tuesday. Wallace ad- for several hours with the patient At mitted taking the instrument, but de- his direction the patient's respiration nied he had stolon it. waa aided by artificial means. While I waa at work In the laborHer daughter. Mre. J. Addison atory, Tuesday, my burette fell to the Hayes, and her grandchildren, Jefferfloor and was hrok.n, he eald. I son Haves Davis, a student at Princethen appropriated Dr. Eccles Instru- ton university, and bis slater are alment. most constantly at her bedside. I did not intend Mr. Davis celebrated her eightieth keeping the burette, hut left It in my desk. When I appear- birthday on Monday, two weeka ago. ed at the school I learned Prof. Eccles On that day ahe went for a drive and Intended laying the matter before the contracted a cold. faculty, and was told that I had been charged with theft and asked to reCARL SCHURZ FUNERAL. port to the faculty In the afternoon. I had spent Emperor of Germany Despite the fart (hat Message Re$1,200 while calls the Past. studying at the school, and was to have been graduated in three weeks. I waa not given a chance New York. May 17. The funeral of to speak, and was dismissed. I Intend Cnrl Schura took place today. Private in the hope services at hia late home, 24 East taking out an injunr-iothat I will he reinstated." street ware conducted by Ninety-firs- t Prof. Berios Is assistant instructor the Rev. H. B. Frisell. president of in advanced rhemlsiry. Wallace is 22 Hampton Institute, of Hampton, Va.. years old and is married. Hla father, and Dr. Felix Adler of the Ethical Cula wealthy farmer, live at Marysville, ture society. public services I were held at the grave in Tarrytown. Kv. Prof. Keeles. last night said: accused Wallace of theft and the facul- N. Y.. where the funeral party went by ty dr Tided to expel lilm. He met me special train. In the rotunda of the Northweatern university building later, and followed PROBING INTO INSURANCE SCANme to Clark street where he attacked DAL. jf clean Pabst brewery is as clean as tbe cleanest kitchen. In the long process of brewing, Pahst beer never comes in contact with anything unclean. The tubes through which it is run, from the time the grain is mashed the heer beer is bottled produced or by the keg-ge- WITHDRAW ARMY JUNE Greely Denies Many Persona Were Shot During tho Fire. 1. - d d, New York. May 17. The special grand Jury which is investigating life Insurance had before them yesterday as witnesses Charles A. P roller and O. C. Gret singer, respectively auditor and assistant auditor of the Mutual Life Insurance company. Another witness was Emery McClintock, and general manager of the Mutual Life Insurance company, and also the company'! chief actuary. It that Robert Oliphant, is reported chairman of th Mutual'a expenditures committee, who has been in Europe for some time, sailed for New York yesterday in response to a request from the district attorney msde through Mr. Oliphant 's attorney, that Mr. appear c a witness before the special grand Jury. nt Oli-phs- CIVIL im- purity or uncleanlmess. Pabst Beer is not fermented m open vats, as is usual m breweries, SERVICE COMMISSIONS. Washington. .May 17. A permanent organization rf the civil service commissions of lit country wns formed OOOOOOOOOOOOOO a of the aa a result of a mee-inO HEAD IS FOUND. of atate and municipal civil service commission with that of the general government, which came Madison. Ilia, May 17. After to a close ywevrtay. its object is the draining the cesspool in which service reform the headless body of a man waa promotion of civil found. An inqueat waa held throughout the country by supplying found. An 1 nquest waa held information to national, atate and mucommissions. which developed that the body service nicipal civil had been packed in lime when These officers wen- - elected: The President. Churles g. Fbwlrr, New plared In the cesspool.recomcoroner's Jury today York City comm asion. mended a rigid investigation. A First vice president. Dr. C. J. Masman named Joe Neills, whose on. New York. Second vice description talliee aomewhst Henry Starr-win- . with that of the body, fcas Secrefary-Treii..iirer- , John T. Doyle, missing. of the United States civil service com Jnn. g but in special Pabst hermetically sealed tanltt, into wbicb no air, except fure filtered air, ever enters. Pabst Slue Ribbon Beer if not cooled, as is usual, in rooms where men walk in and out, but it ie cooled in specially constructed sealed coolers where no hands can touch it. no Ireath of foul air can taint it. Only sterilized air is used to oxygenate it. It is then stored in hermetically sealed storage tanks until science and tbe test of time pronounce it perfect beer in age, purity and strength. When Ordering, Call for Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer f. J. KIESEL CO. JMfiSS.- WILL Washington. May 16. Gen. Greely has reported to th- war department from San Francisco under date of last killing of a night that the repoi-elarge number of people by the army during the San Francisco fire is incorrect. Gen. Greclv aid that he has and notified the rl'izens' committee the Red Cross that the army will lie withdrawn from San Francisco not later than June 1. are sterilized, to prevent any At- me." until the of THE RESULTS e ss Pabst I90G. STEEPLECHASE WEDNESDAY, o OOOOOOOOOOOOO Student, Dismissed From Cpllege, tacks a Prwfeaaor. nothing tetter than Patst Blue Ribton Beer as a vitalizing tonic,, because tbey know how it iff they understand the DR. NOWLIN Zinda. CHARGED Physicians Lave said, there is made. They know the Pabst eight-d- ay malting process and IP, field. ean r$ 1 GAGING MAT Louisville Entries. First race, one mil Lady Charade, Roslnini 8 each, Joele'a Jewel 88. Joe Coyne. Zarda 89 each, Ferroniere 90. Evle Green. Carew 93 each. Rebounder 89, The Gadfly 111. Second rare, four and a half furlongs Anna Ruskiu, Margaret Wella 95 each. Lilith Hyatt, Lathrcpe. Caspar, Interposition, Money Maker, Martha V. Sweet Ell, French Empress 100 each. Princess Marie, Froward, Junco 103 E. 100, Quinddlty, Betsy euh, Laura Binfurd 111 each. Third race, seven furlonga Erls Lee 88, Mcgregor, Mattie H. 110 each. Dr. Foreigner Riley. Landown, Phlora, 112 each. Golden Sunrise, Capitano 113, 110 each. Gllfsin. Jake Weber Fourth rare, aix furlonga Nonie Lucille 92. Lady Savoy, Green Gown 104 each, Lacene 95, Kargut 105, Ralbert 100, Baa d'Or, Matador 108 each, ClifInnings. ton Forge 111- Fifth race, half mile John Kaufman, CEniNCINTO FORM Voting, Seven Bella, Bon Vlvant, Sir Geoffrey, Bona venture, Fullman, P itThe Utahns Coffee House baseball er, Erirkaon 105 each, Alvise 102, 8tella team played a practice game last even- Land, Black Enamel. Rothgeb, Solvent ing with a picked amateur team, the 105 each, Capt. Hal 110, Orlandwlck score resulting 18 to 11 in favor of the 115. Sixth race, seven furlonga Knowllatter. The Utahna boys are practicing dally and expect within a short edge 107, IJmerlck Girl, Agnes Virgintime to be able to play any team in ia. Steel Trap 108 each. Bernie Crathe state after a few more changes are mer, Dungannon, Arachne, Irene Mac, made. The outfield needs strengthen- Gambler, Karan, Inflammable, Harding 112 each, Fullaway, Happy Jack, ing badly. A pra tiee game will be played this The Trlfler 113 each, Volney 115. Seventh race, one mile Wee Lass evening with the policemen and on Sunday the first regular game will 87, Prince of Plesa 92, Lieut. Rice 103, take place with the South Washingtons Maceona 105, Orient, Zinda 107, Hadur. Col. Jim Douglas 108 each, Mr. Farnum it 3:3o p. in. The lineup follows :' Moran and Her- 109, Two Penny 118, Elliott 120. rick, catchers; Code and Miller, pitch-era- ; . Muller and Coda.-flrs- t MRS. DAVIS CONDITION. bare; Iav-lit- , second base; Clarke, short atop; ConRoyal, third base; Irving, left field; Wife of President of Southom Rhnrtllff, center Arid; C. Herrick, right federacy Dying. ,, - MORNING, AT LI - tfialst B W. Jewel, First rxc-- Joi? Ferronirre, Evi Given. Second rate Be! Biuford, Caper. Froward. Third race Flore: iner. Capl-unJake Weber. Fourth race Cl:Cn Forge, Uttiador, Halbert. Bona Fifth rare Venture, Solvent. Sixth race Harding, Full Sway, Gamtler. Seventh race Elliott, Hadur, Chicago, J; Philadelphia, 1. again Chicago, May 17. The hx-al- s an errorless game and did some playi-sensational fielding and bunchrd hits in two Innings. R. H. E. laical officers are determined to Score 3 7 0 scalp their Salt Lake brethren by com001 002 0x Chicago 1 5 1 pletely shutting them out in the forthPhiladelphia ...OuO ouo 1KI r, Batteries Reulbach and Kling; coming baseball game. Tbe hand that wields tbe club is fast becoming toughMrClovkey and Duoin. ened to the smack of a swiftly thrown ball, and the breath lost in' chasing Cincinnati, 2; Boston, 0; curves is really appalling. Notherratic Cincinnati, Mav 17. The Boston Naserious will happen, however, to tionals were uugble to hit Weimer ing the force. and were shut out with n run. Weimer The exact lineup has not been deterheld the visitors down to three hit-- . mined. The game will be a mixture R. 11. i2. Score of old and new fashioned rules. Pender 2 7 2 Is Cincinnati (mi 100 OOx running hard for position of official non 0n0 0 3 0 poo Boston His Jack knife is sharp and lallyman. Batteries-Weim- er t and Schlei; a nice length of soft pine has been and Needhum. stored away to hold l'lre. Pender would be put oh tbe team but hla habit of hyperbole la too widely known. St Louis, 3; Brooklyn, 2. St. Louis. Mo., May 17. St. Lnuls Tout has been secured to run bare defeated Brooklyn today by bunchlug for hla less agile comrade.. The slimness of the sergeant makes him pecuhits in the sixth inning. Score R. H. E. liarly adapted for this position and he la taking dally exercise. Oil 1 3 8 St. 001 10 000 000 2 8 1 Morrissey constitutes the rooting Brooklyn Batteries Brown and Raub; Strlck- - committee. His yells are warranted to strike terror into the arms of the lett and Bergen. Balt Lake guardian of the common peace. In his position Morrissey fits well, for his ability to bloc cseds no BOWLING recommendation. Other member of the force are Standing of Teama. training for various positions. Their joints are fast losing their stiffness, and it is safe to any that when the game comes off not more than a day will be needed to play through :ne 2-- 6-- o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS. Reinforcements have arrived for the 2-- 6-- FRIDAY police force. They con Mat of several gloves, a good looking ball and n bat are of questionable wood. Bluecoat arousing their sporting blood, and the volumes of baseball talk dally poured out at the station would do lasting bouor to a Spalding book of rules. 2-- 6-- UTAH, Iooooooooooooooo HAD LEEVEB Y EXAMINER: OGDEN, MORNING pre-He- - repre-sentative- bn Painter & Paperhangers Directory c. o. ISAKSON. Plain and decorative painting and paperhanging. No charge for estimates. 160 End St Boll phone. J. R. DRANE. Painting and paper hanging, 2438 ind. 586. Wash. 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