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Show 4 !WVj;yMwyi I iikk .. r u, wr TI1E L MORNING EXAMINER: OGDEN, BODY IN THE DOMAIN OP SPORT TI'ESDAY UTAH, IMS PIECES BY PHYSICIAN'S THEORY IN TO A MURDER. 3-- Says tha Motive Crime Waa Jealousy Detective 1-- a 00 s 24.-T- 3-- iu 4-- 5. .' . STORMS ' 3-- MEET r. 6 d. . - Arm-brusie- r. lt p oday 1-- three-quarte- Bun-bur- y, ? '. 00000000000 - . three-year-old- Lh-ora- .j, 4 ooooooooooo 1000. 5. arte.- - inr. 1 Wcrkrd J p'.ai-t-- art i ep-.-v- j - give ine a example of what jou call futility." All right." said be. "Multiply 3.940 Well. now. supivoae yuu J NO DENVER by 731. She took a pencil iu her hand, seized a piece of paper and after a few minutes of diligent figuring announced the result. It is 2.S43JB6." aid she. Divide that ly 2. be continued. she said. It is . Now add 7 to Very well," said lu-that and tlieu subtract 1.422,fiU aud tell me w hut yuu get. The result Is Ol said she after further figuring. FRAUDS. that's what I call futility Mid he. with a laugh. 'You've covered a sheet of paiwr with figures to arrive Well, Nt-Denver. Sept The reeoun! of p to an early York, BepL 84. hour twlay the police t:al male prac- bailots cast iu the recent election ou tically uo progress 'In imraveling the the franchises sought by the Denver at nuthiug. fludiug nf lias 4L Klecirtc company and the lVu-vemystery surrounding th Whereupon she became ao angry murdered Tramway company waa complet- with him that she refused to argue any portions of the body f The man lu a pit at Went Tbiriy-stxied yesterday. investigation street and Eleventh avenue. Tbe showed that there was no fraud in the further ou the subject.- IamuIou Sphere. trunk of the man was mu'ilaied much ballots themselves, hut that in comThe hnutiw ef (Ml as was that of Guldensuppe. the vic- puting the totals Miiue errors were Many different thnork are held by tim of the autorlous murder of nine made by election officials, resulting geologist to scrount for tlie formation year ago; the forearms aul ud lower lu a loe of 115 to the Uas hut of beds of coal between strata uf rock. and 71 to the Tramway company. parts of the leg werv diligent search of the neighborhood The majorities returned lu favor of Tbe simplest of tlieni is that vast or of thr these franchises were something over niaaaes of wood, eui-- aa grew In the failed to reveal the head thighs. The place where portions of 5ut in each case so that aa yet Ihe rarlHiiiiferuui age of the earth's debody were found la near ;he river and Investigation has not affected the velopment, wore sunk under the ae tbe police think the heal was thrown that depoalta of ailt upon them changed overboard. The only due which furto rock end that by some upheaval of nished any reMilta yesterday was the tbe earth the Uutotii of the sea wae gunny ack upon which was printed lifted 0tve ana level. Such upheaval the name Z. K. Mane. occurrca in remote geologic ages hi tbe It waa found that llano, who died several week ago, had beru an importMiaxlsslppl valley, all the ceutral parts er of nuts at No. 47 Waahiugtou street, of which were undoubtedly at one and of Armenian in the heart Byriau time covered with water and formed widow who few a a cokmy. He left n arm uf the ees. The eue thing cerhis eatlre out stock, predays ago sold about ooel is that by one proceM tain the It business. paratory to glvlug up of nature or another it hae been was learned last night that Mano had from the giant trees whlih grew a brother Jack, who had trouble with in tbe carboniferous age of geology, his Syrian neighbors because of some flow many thousands or millions of business during the aeu lenient of the estate. It was said that Jack had gone AH years that waa nobody know Into hiding a few days ago, because that Is known about the duration of HIB ON WILL his life. Some THEY OPERATE of threat made agalnat different geologic ages of tbe world is BRAIN. of the Byrians declared that the dethat they were long. at the morgue scription of tha body tallied with that at the missing man. BiUMtis Detail. The dead man was of foreign ex- Head la of Abnormal Bhapa and tha Rlr Henry Irving was aocuatomed te traction, either an Italian, an AmerYoungster io ClaoMd ae visit at tbe home ef Mias Friswell, auican or a Syrian. a Degenerate. thor of In the Sixties and Reveutlea,' Coroner's Physician Weston, who In which volume appears Die following viewed the body, advanced a theory that Impressed the police. anecdote: My mother often used to Fred point out little details that had been New York, Bept. 24. Carl "From the condition of the toreo,' he said, 'I am sure that the murder ericks, a bny, of Hoboken, overlooked. I remember one In The was committed after midnight and I N. J., the American aaye la to be op- Bell which my mother told Mr. Iralso believe that three men disposed erated upon lu tha hope of reforming on the first night when he reVery probably the hint. The lad la now at tbe Rahway ving of the remain three each carried a portion and went reformatory tinder constant super- turned to our bouse to auiqier. People to threw them all In the river which vision by scientists. Hie doctors de- who have asea tbe play may remember ta only a few hundred yard away, clare tbe bralna glee must be re- that the first scene is a amall Inn and that there Is supposed to have been a They got frightened probably and duced. one of them chucked the body into Testa made showed that the boy deep foH of snow. The Innkeeper, Matthis hole. Another ran Into the freight baa no aenae of right or wrong and thias (Irvlngl, walked la on that first yards and, seeing the car door open, by ihe operation, which will probably night in ordinary black bent will; ae flung hla load Inside. Tbe third kept take plaoe within a week, it ia hoped enow upon them, hty mother spoke of on to the river and hurled the head to overcome ihe criminal tendencies it, aud afterward Matthias were high far out into the water. which have ao far defied tbe correcblack boots and stood on the mat while Aa to the cutting up of the body, tive attempts of hla parents. the anow waa brushed off. Remarks I am inclined to think that whoever Hie boys bead Is of abnormal ware made In the popera aa to Mr. Irattended to thl part of the crime ahull coming almost to n to tho nilnuteat detail must have had some knowledge of shape, the The ears are small, but pro- ving's attention pulni. not. Is of that The work s and tbla waa cited aa an Inatane" anatomy. as aa are and the eyes sharp bungler. They are neatly and cleanly truding A strange feature of tbe cut out at the Joints, lielng disarticu- a ferret's. Paakkanta la tarif Dora. la that at tlmea it 11 lated ao that not a single bone waa boy's behavior from early Tha following extract never for more than aa even scraped by the knife. I do not good, but records give ua a gllmpM of eente of mean that the murderer waa necessar- hour. the singular punishment la vogue in ily a surgeon. A butcher might have old New England: LABOR PARTY INDEPENDENT work." tho done In 13H Dorothy Brow for beating Detective Petroalno. one of the in her bus baud, ia ordered to be bound Several Marked Congressman Hag to the officers assigned many police New York for Defeat and chained to n post cate after an investigation, said: I do lot think tho murder waa preIn 1B43 the assistants order three r Gom-peNew York, Bept. 24. Samuel Btoneham awn to alt la tho storks on arranged for in disposing of the body president of the American Fed- led ore day for traveling on the Sabthe murderer picked up a wrappings whatever came to hla hand a table eration of Labor, paid n flying vtalt bath. , cover and a mantel cover. Tbe bru- ta New York and returned yesterday IBM Anna, wife of George Kill Ta with after there Indicates conferring to that crime Washington, tality of the the leaders of tbe Independent Labor waa sentenced to be publlrly whipped wae a strong motive, such aa Jealousy than or revenge, rather robbery." party. His object in coming hero was for reproaching tbe magistrate" In 1858, for slandering the elder to nap out n plan of campaign agalnat Another portion of the dismembered body waa discovered' by the police oertain rongreasmen who are Mid to she had n cleft stick put on her tongue for half an hour. today. One of tbe thighs which were have gone on record aa being opposed missing was found two blocks away. to organized labor. Before he went away Compere exTho police are engaged In searching Odd for the bead of tbe missing man and press ad himself m satisfied with the It aeema doubtful If there ia anything Is little hope progreM made by the Independent ha until that is found there more crooked than the following title of Identifying the body. The police bar party. According to Compere, laa pamphlet published In 1703: Tha of were busy today also In trying to bor will play an important part In nf Rln Cured; n Sermon Deformity trace five men who were seen last tbe elections all over the Owsley Crooked Freacbed at Bt. Michael' night beating a man In West Thlrty-Ixt- h this year. Lane, Before tbe Prince of Orange, by street, not far from tha spot The pamwhere tha torso waa afterwards found: the Rev. J. Crookstaaaka. JUNGLE ZOO" ADVENTURE. Tha knife with which the body of phlet was arid by Matthew Denton at the man la believed to have been dis- Naturalists Escape With an Angry tba Crooked Billet near Cripple gat membered, was found today hidden The words of the text nr Every Lianas. under a plank near tha spot whara crooked path shall fas made straight the torso waa found. It was a Hurr Hageubacks Eouloglcal park and the prince before when It waa but cheria dressing knife. been n great attraction since the read waa deformed . The police also ascertained that aa has wild antmala were tel loose in specially Italian bought n table cover, similar separated from the Lima riHr-- l to that In which tha torso was arranged Jungles, ravine only twenty-fou- r a public by In The only real linen paper made In the avenu Tenth store a wrapped, at feet and wide eighteen deep. uaed far governnot for from tbe spot where the body feetThere are now eight lions, three United Statra la that All the so railed linwaa found. ment documents. roamlionesses and three royal tigers en papers are largely mads from coting about in tbe Jungle. Occasionally WEALTHY LADYS SANITY. on of them makes an effort to reach ton rags with some linen mixed In. he other aide of the ravine, where The reason for this la that It ia exThe ex parte details of a sensational crowds of vtgjtors are watching, but tremely dlfflralt to separate cotton and story, which recall In certain respects the beast foils into the ralinen no- - The government gets some of the features of the Townahend Invariably vine and in unable to climb up the around this difficulty by using nothing disclosed in Wales. case, have been high, smooth wall which separates It but dipping from collars and shirt There ha been residing nt Porth-cawAfter such an from the spectator South Wales Echo, a says the the animal crawls back to the attempt Hie A called be Mia lady, who mal Jungles by a passage which bits been Teacher (of eaat aide school) I wonwho belongs to a very well to do fambottbe at for the purpose provided der how miuy of you remember tbe ily, her grandfather. It la said, having tom of the revlne. been an archdescon. Her father, who pretty story of Aladdin and tbe wonliontbe three The other day young held a living In an English pariah, died to the added collection, derful lamp I told you last week. Billy some time ago, and under his will '.he esses, Just Bleecker, can yon tell me wby our litfrom the male beauts. were separated lady claims a reversion of 5,0u0 Ope of them fell Into Ibe ravine sud, tle friend Aladdin rubbed hla laropt pound find tbe way out, became InBilly Bleecker (vaguely) If he wsjmt She assert that certlan relatives, foiling to the to general furiated. Suddenly, sleepy be roust a had a.clndar gettla who live in another part of the counHedd Hagenbeck made his In It Fuck. try, have, with the aid of a solicitor, surprise, tbe animal and endeavored to prove that she la men- appearance among by n ladder into the ravine. Onullr. tally Incapacitated, and she ha even descended Beene Train stopping at small road-aid- e to say that effort have He eoaxed the excited lioness back gone so far the and, tbe into disregarding Jungle, been made to have her placed in a station. Irritable Old Gentleman other animals, who could all reach him lunatic asylum. on earth do they atop at a staWhat his made way the ravine, coolly Recently she consulted Mr. Herbert in this for? Objectionable Paslike tion from cheers amid loud Samuel, solicitor, Cardiff, and- Inform- back to safety London To allow me to get Mall. (alighting) senger Dally ed him that she had been invited to tbe spectators. out. Irritable Old Gentleman Ab! I the town where her mother resided, n re It has lie advantage then 7 POWER FROM REFUSE. well known English watering place to sign n certain document by virtue Several small towns near Birmingof which, for certain considerations, tp Aeaiaat ft. to erect Bnobeoa says hed rather be alone the was eo forego the reversion due to ham, England, have combined a plant for disposing of refuse, and her under her father's will. than in unpleasant company. furnish electrical At her request Mr. Herbert Samuel at the aame-timBut the worst of hla raae is, he cant of refuse diseven accompanied her to the watering place power. The oM system from thea! Detroit Free escape a sanirefered to. and. at a town en route, posal waa unsatisfactory Free. coat View $2,638 and of per the solicitor tary who point meL by arrangement, mum Under the new method, as waa acting . for the ladys relative Ato Of Hla Haag. treat tbe stated produced by the combustion that tho Thla gentleman lady's Smith I hear Jonas, tho natnrallit calla It meana steam. Maahea. of etc., he would i mother was very ht bad n bad accident What waa It? if any bualneee could be done that culated there will be from this source Brown Why, somebody gavo him a to of 57,000 $8,000. income an annual Mr.. Samuel and day. He then drove Tbe council baa turned ever to an young tigar cnb aid Mid it was ao hla client in n motor car to the mothtame It would eat off hla band. Smith electricah syndicate the rights to geners house. --Well? Brown Wan, it did. On arriving nt M rs. A the lady erate and sell electricity, and tbe syndicate contracts to pay at least $2,000 waa invited to go to her mothers room upstair but refused to do eo a year for the uie of the steam from Improved. Does your papa got much pracunices she was accompanied by Mr. the destructor. The syndicate will to destructor near the build a p'ant Samuel. The latter gentleman accord-- , tice?" asked the visitor of tho docand waited out- generate electricity for power and light tors eo Rtgly went upstair to uee able be will noon side the bedroom door whilst his cli- and doubtless havo to practice any ha doesnt Oh, ran prothe detractor steam ent aad her mother had an Interview. all the He known more. replied tbe boy. . As they were returning downstairs, duce. t how new. wm asked into a sitting Miss A room. Mr. Samuel endeavored to folSHERIDAN WILL BE AFLOAT. fwrgevr. low her, but was prevented, and west Medical Student What did you opont on the lawn. Mr. Samuel subseHonolulu. Sept. 23. 10:05 p. m. The quently entered tbe alttlng room, adn United States transport Sheridan has era t on that man for? Eminent Burgeon Five hundred dolthere found hla client with two doctors been raised considerably by pumping Those in lars. I out the water in her held and n nurse. 1 He at once called his client oub charge of the work predict that the T mean what did be bar 7 out her uf will te afloat tomorrow morning. the house. and, hurrying Tire hundred dollar!." Fuck. 34.- - I You can get Z. C. M. I. ask.-d- : Mr. SaniUe idxhi-t ..I tin- - bnuitii'g office sud secure. tiche: for Cardiff for hi client and himself. A croud of considerable proportions assembled, and a pulfieman appeared. It U aaid. suited The lot-a-i to give lio'li Miss A - and Mr. Samuel lu charge, but they managed to get apav. ihe lady at. tbe expense f some bruises and Mr. Samuel with his REGARD attire ruffled. At present tbe ladv is in a plaee of concealment, and Mi! Samuel ia awakfor the ing .levelopme.iis iu the interests of his client.-.on.i:ioi Sunday c'lirouiclo. Revenge. Uhl. They were taik.ii. umrut futility and for some reason ki.owu only to each other failed lu u've. Finally she c.vD-ma- k-- Special event, exhibition against ing to win over the veterans In the time (2:v2i Sweet Marie hat. Time. government's service to Join in the 2:u 3 4. event of an American occupation of Philadelphia. I; Cincinnati, 7 the island. Some of the veterans fcav 24. Philadelphia jI Philadelphia. Sept. already gone over and excused their Park Results. Douglas of ont the box la four Parted Ewing conduct by saying that free Cuba de24. Douglas Ky., Ijoulsville. Sep;. won j eariiy. mands It, The fact la that these men innieg and U.1I.E. , park results: Score: prefer fighting under any condition Pos-luabuur First six g race, j 4 furlong Cincinnati .. ...310 020 1007 t to a life of peace accompanied by the Rom won. Green Daria Ida 410 0 uux 2 400 10 ecjnd, Philadelphia necessity for work. Maaon. Batteries: Ewing and tlard. Time, l:lo The secret reports received by Beecnd six race, furlongs Zipango Schlel; Duggleoy, Utah and Dooiu. won. Plausible aeound, Timothy Wen Messrs. Taft and Bacou of the situation in the rebel catupa today are that third. Titus. 1:15 the Insurgents have been made indigPittaburg Win Tw Game Third alx about race, Mannant by the preparations for landing won sard won. Sir Russell furlongs Boston. Sept. 24. Pittaburg second. Hector marines and hint at bad faith on the two game front Uooton toda). Light third. Time. 1:11. of the American commissioner part bitting and numerous errors bent Boa-teFourth mile and seventy yards General Asbert. commander of the innice, the flrat game. Young was hit Col. Jim Douglas won, Hariuakls surgent forces in Havana province, is freely id the second game, while second, Celerea third. Time, 1:45. The second auspicious. particularly PblUippl was effective. Fifth about six furlongs J. W. rare, Ridiculous ae it seems, there aro aa called after seven innings, game 'Xelll eon. Nun's Yelling second, that the Insurgents rumors persistent by agreement. Scores: third. Time. 1:10 3 0. the American commisharm to intend R.H. E. LuaUg Flint gams: one Sixth mile The Only Way race, 4 3 400 000 200- -6 event of a peace comPittsburg Bitter Hand second. Gausu third. sioners in the atm. 03U 5 S 100 010 3 pact being made on terms unsatisfacBoston .. 1:43 Id. Batteries: LeifeM and Phelps; I in. Time, I tory to them. k Ia some of the camps there 1 much daman and Brown. Gravesend Results, K.H. E. Insubordination and Second game: mutterlnge 120 102 0 6 1 ! New York, Sept 24. True Wing, against the leader are heard because Pittaburg 3 00ft 000 5 backed down from 15 to 1 to 4 to 1. they have undertaken to make pnaoe Boston and Gibson; won the Speculation Selling Stakes at with the government through the FhllHppi Batteries: Gravesend today, defeating the favor- Americans. The men lit the field beloung and O'Neill. of a length. lieve that they had the government ite, Wes, by Her victory waa a severe blow to the beaten and that the Americans are Brooklyn, fl; St. Louie, 5. ring, as she was one of the beat now trying to steal their glory. The Brooklyn,. 1; St Louis, 1, horses of the meeting. It is condition of affairs In some quarter plad he 8t. Louis Brooklyn, 8epL estimated that 530,000 waa won on Is menacing the permanency of any their of last game Nationals played her. Results: agreement which may be made. The the season with the Brooklyn! today. First race, five and a half furlongs lnaurgeata are talking freely and lasted which the first, The local won Rossmonnt won. Valla second, Arluio threaten if hoatlilLea open to burn Mariano and Puuta Bravo, brook into eleven innings. Each side had scored third. Time. 1:07 when the in the second game one Second race, steeplechase, about two small btutda and seek safety la tha account darkr of mountains. Small banda of bandits miles and a half Caller won, pm was calledofon the seventh inning, Rail! second. Allegiance third. Spencer ness at the end Time, not associated with either army have Scores: taken advantage of the truce and are 4:51. R.H.H. First game: Third race, about six furlong Big pillaging In the south and west part of 002 11 300 000 -6 Bt Louie ....002 Ben won. Garnish second. Fish Hawk Havana province, stealing what they want and destroying other property. Brooklyn ,...201 010 010 01- -6 11 I third. Time, 1:11 McBatteries: Beebe and Noonan; Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth True won, Wes seoond. Rapid Intyre and Ritter. R.H.E. WaterWing Second game: third. Time, 1:43 16. S 8 000 100 St. Lnuto Fifth nee, mile aad a sixteenth WILL TWO 0 0 1M 000 Brooklyn idy Savoy won. Moonshine second, Batteries: McGlynn and Marshall; Nemesis third. Time, 1:45 46. Scanlon and Bergen. Sixth race, five and a half furlongs Winsome Ways won. Slippery secAND DO Games. Two Wins Chicago Allofor third. Time, 1:08 ond, New York, Sept. 24. The National league pennant srlnnera defeated the PARK CITY WINS. News Yorks la both games of todays The second gams was double-headecalled at the end of tho eighth Inning. Eureka Lost by Seen of 3 to 2 and no Run Wan Earnad. Scores: R. H. E. First game: Park City, Sept. 23. The third game 010 010 0002 0 New York 12 0 of the series between Eureka and WEATHER BUREAU BEES A COMChicago .. .....020 300 001-ING CALAMITY. Batteries: Wlltae and Bresnahan; Park City for the stale championship, and for the Dubel silver rap waa Brown. Lundgren and Moran. H H. E. played here yesterday, and the Second game; M2 114 0010 15 4 local crowd came out victorious by a Chicago la Moving North aad Will 5 8 1 core of 3 to 2, making two wins for Hurricane 020 101 01 New York Be Joined by a Storm Batteries: Beulbach and Moran; the locals to one for Eureka. Osborne South-boundid the pitching for Park City and, alMathewaoa and Bresnahan. though at times, held the visitors down to one hit and struck out ten AMERICAN LEAGUE of them. Graves, who did the slab Washington, BepL 24. Two great work for Eureka, waa found safely alx storms are moving toward the east from opposite directions. Professor times, with two atrike-outa- . Cleveland Shuts Out Philadelphia. The features of the game were a Garrlott, of the weather bureau, said Cleveland. BepL 24. Cleveland, shut out Philadelphia today. . Rhodes wag quickly returned hit ball by Taylor of today that when they meet there will the Tiome team from right field, retir- be a geperal fall of rain In the middle a pnuls with men on bases. Score: ft. H. E. ing OConnel at first; and an' assisted aad eastern states. One of the dis.000 031 30x 7 11 0 double by Newell on a hard running turbances la another West Indian hurCleveland .. ricane, which waa reported to the Philadelphia ...,000 000 0000 0 4 catch of a foul by Lumley. Win Ferrin did tbe umpiring and weather bureau .thla morning to be off Barterles: Rhoades and Clark; Brim man and Beiry. . gave general satisfaction to the 1,200 the west end of the island of Cuba. Tha other la a rain atom now prefana present. Thea core waa; vailing In the northwest. The hurri' .. Detroit, 7; New' Yeik, 4, Eureka. r cane la moving northward end the Defibft,' BepC'24. With two rung northward storm la moving south-warand the bases filled in the seventh. Mo ao that In tbe natural order of Intyre emptied them with a three-baa- e hit Cheabro was driven' to the bench. things they are expected to meet and considerable damage la likely to reThe game waa a bitterly taught affair . R. H. K. sult. Tfa West Indian hurricane la at this point. 8 core: Detroit .. ......000 100 00x 7 12 2 expected to reach the. Gulf coast 000 002 0014 New York or Wednesday. $ Batteries: Donovan and Payne; Cheabro, Hughes and KM now. KANSAS CITY REJOICES OVER THE REVIVAL OF Washington, Z; fit. Louis, 0. STEAMBOAT TRAFFIC. Bt. Louis, Sept 24. Washington defeated the locale today, 2 to 0. PatFirst Steamer in a Decade, Carrying ten, who pitched for the visitors, held Freight, Arrives From Bt Louis and the locals safe throughout the gams. the Event Is Celebrated by the RingPetty was hit hard in the eighth and ing of Balls and Blowing of Whistle ninth Innings when the viidtorn scored their run Score:- R.1I.E. 8t. Louis 000 000 0000 6 1 Kansas City, Mo., BepL 24. With the blowing of whistles, clanging of Washington .....000 000 011- -1 10 0 bella and tho glad acclaim of thouBatteries: Pelty and Rickey; Patten sands of persons who had gathered and Warner. at the river shore, the renewal of steamboat t raffle on the Missouri Chicago, 4; Boston, 1 UMcego, Soph 24. Chicago defeat river, after a lapse of more than a sd Boston decade, waa celebrated today, when today in the opening of the Anal series In thin city. Carrigan reSummary : Twodutae hits Blexrud. the steamer Lore, laden with freight ceived a ball on the finger tip and bad Struck out By Osborne 10; by Qrarea from 8L Louis, docked at the wharf to retire. Tannehlll waa hit bard in 2. Bases on ball Off Osborne 4; off in thla city. Every local craft of any the opening inning and retired. The Graves, . Left on base Eureka, pretension went several miles down risHm only run waa mads on a pair I; Park City, 4. Double plays North- tbe river to act aa an escort for the of singles and a passed ball. ' rop to O'Connel to King; Newell un- Lora and tho appearance of the fleet, Score: ft. H. E. assisted and Hearne to Mortenaen to with the freighter In the lead, waa S 0 Clark. Wild pitches Osborne, 1. First the signal for one of tho moat genuine 200 011 00- -4 rtilcaga Bwton 000 100 000- -1 5 2 oa errors Park City, 2; Eureka 4. outburst of - enthusiasm ever ocBatteries: AMrock and McFarland; Hit by pitcher Mortenaen . Stolen casioned by any event in the commer Tannehlll, uiaae, Carlgan and bases Park City, 5; Eureka, 1. Sacri- clal life of this city. The successful fice hit Hearne. Time One hour trip of the Lora, under the most unfavorable circumstances, the river beminutes. and forty-thre- e 4 Score ing exceptionally low and ita channel by innings; WESTERN LEAGUE Eureka 001 2 unexplored for several year proved , Park City ...; ...Oil 100 Oflx 3 conclusively that the Missouri river ia a navigable stream. Danvcr, ; Pueblo, 5. Pueblo. Sept. 24. Depver forfeited TAFT AND BACON ARE IN Tbe movement to Inaugurate a boat to Pueblo this afternoon line on the Missouri river originated nt the end of DANGER OWING TO BAD ho first half of the FAITH OF REBELS. in this city foul? months ago and gre sixth Inning by disputing a decision of .the umpire. out of the fight of Kansas City mert the time ihe score wa C to '5 in Muttaringa and Thereata Against the chant for reduced freight rate. All favor Americana Are Heard and Vaterana of the commercial and civic bodies of " Score: R. H. E. Are Ready to Attack ,tha United thl city have aided In the developV 7 1 410 010- -6 States Marines - on the island of ment of the plan, and the towns be 2? 02x 6 10 1 tween here and.8L Loula have given Cuba. their hearty cooperation. Reynolds and Zaluaky; Many of W'mmel and Renlker. Havana. BepL 24. The first meet- these towns havo no railroad facilities ing of the 'American mediators with and the new boat line will afford them GRAND CIRCUIT RESULTS. the insurgeant and liberal committee their only meana of transportation. called for thla morning waa again Regular traffic will be instituted on o.. Sept. 24. The fifth postponed on account of the Illness of the river between here and St. Loula Circuit meeting opened here Pelayo Garcia, one of the conspiracy just aa soon ae suitable boats can' be with a good attendance. Sweet prisoners, who had been added to the obtained. r Tl,o broke her own record at committee. The meeting proliably will : week, waa the attrae-- be held thla afternoon. Much depends SENT TO CIENFUEGOB day end waa driven by A. upon the attitude of the committee at . McDonald Id ' to break the first conference. her Washington, Bept. 14. It was reoer record of ":n2. attempt California The rains are prevailing and tho ported to the navy department Heavy Pre waa not. equal to the occasion, insurgents are Inclined to seek the that the cruiser Cleveland 'had th she could do benefit at .the armlatlc ' during the sailed from ' Havana for ; Ctenfuegne 8'4- Bhe went the continuance at tbe peace negotiation lint to reinforce the Marietta at that mrter In :30. the half in 1:00 ' Heretofore there waa merely a verbal Port- . . wt broke at the , r, which agreement without any definite term reached in 1.4. was She but document .waa prepared and i;n Had dyspepsia or indigestion foe nd finished the mile ?? taken yesterday to' the camps of GenNo and what I did eat yean. Results: eral Guerra and Castillo, and theae diitruaed appetite, me terrlbyBurdor.k Blood 11.000: generals attached their signatures to heats Bt StanderpurM won three it. The document waa 'signed today Bittern cured me." J. H. Walker, Ohio. henta race and In i :0S' FarristheB.. Fred 2:1, by the acting secretary of the Interior,' Miller, Montealvo, on tbe part of the gova. ,V2' Country Boy. Karine, Queen ernment , B.. Mine Gar. Golds Alarming reports of the. lack of disDe reiver. Blue Grata Hinible-rlsn- . lu the Insurgent camp MANY.FUT TO DEATH. ' waa Jr.. Jimmie O.. Abe J.. High cipline to War of brought Taft and Secretary Direct and TerUmln also Assistant L, TnSecretary of State Bacon Lynch Lw Hat Claimed 4,000 . . ' Person today. Coming at a time when the rWurl,Y- - trotting; prospects of peace looked the r bright000: New" York, Bept. 24. The three est which are from the moat confiWorld today print a statistical s ailt. PVM1,or rrncl Mbs three dential sources and whether full creand the race In 2:11 f dence la placed In them or not the constory which avers that 4,ono ii , V1? Ed Cfstw- - Vera fidence of the American commission-era have been put to death persona e. .oilf". 'I In the Insurgent leader and In Bheeney. without warrant of law in tho ' 'T1'"- - B"lc Murrin a their ability te guarantee tbe conduct United States is the last twenty-Jiarlcnjia atarted. Ninety-fir- e of their force hae been shaken.' fire year per : svlsln two ear-olT:,r;. cent of them. Jt declare were Despite tbe truce the insurgents un,n wT. r. threeHill won questionably are preparing for con'. r0 hrsts and Blue negroes charged with assaults the race in tinued warfare, smoked -meat having on white women. i. Wnney. Marlowe, been laid down In large quanttlie Ami and the Native alo static! The rebel commander are endeavor 01 01 KlTEMItr.K Ut j:;mpej inetructe. tn to drive a'.l io the rutlwsv sr.vi.iu. ieie itej aw Mrs. a siilicttor. vim had A thenfirst by mean of his motoi ear hilled a rati. CUT IK1 in NATIONAL LEAGU: three-quarter- MORNING, Home Made Shoes for men, bey mieaee and clul drsn again in Ogden. 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