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BOSTON AMERICANS
DEFEATEDPIRATESI
Wcrlrls Championship Series
Dinccn Shut Out Wttsburg
Nine
illS MASTERLY TWIBLINO
He Gave the Outsiders Only Two
Chances Allowed but Three
IILts
Dololi Oct 2rhe i Boston Americans
tVIlNI tholr Initial defent by Bluittlnn
nut IHi burs In the aocond of the terlcu
fir tin1 worlds championship Dlncen
rttfhrd ie of the best gnmca of his en
ictr and Plttsburg could not hit his tcr
illlc ip cil nnl shprp curves He gave
the outfielders only two cllnccs nnd tha
dllltcult Tho
Inflrtdcr < a feat that were
Rational team not but three hits and
cnly live men nnclwl first base out of
the 5r who faced Ulncen Attendance
tni Score
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3 9 0
IVlton II b I
ItuhurK 0 3 2
JatlcrleDlnoen nnd Crlserl Lcovcr
Vail and Smith inined runnBonton 2
rllbflBo hltsSlnhl Homo runll
PoUKhcrty 12 HaMc oil ballHOtt UI
neon 2 aft Vail 4 oft Leeer 1 Struck
outUy llnceii Jlj by Vail 1 Umpires
OVay and Connolly
Philadelphia Oct 2Tho Phllfidelphin
Nationals bent tho Philadelphia Amen
dm today Bcore
n 11 I
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National > U J 7 2
Amtrran 1 D 2
Hattcrlps Sparks nnl Doom Plank
rinanec and Powers ITinplroSmlth
H 11 I
Cincinnati 0 Oct 2Tho Nntloimls or
riniinnatl cailly took tho lat KIIIIIQ of
thus serif from tho Americana of Bt
Lnula today Hnrper was In line form
aru1 lot lnvn Mi old team mate with
enly le hits Attendance 9113 Beoref
11 11 K
rlnclnnall < 7 S i 1
St Louis 0 C 2
Halt rlr Harper nndPcltz Morgan
nnd BugIn
fhlciRn Oct 2rho National won the
K oml giimi today l > y hard hitting In
tbn nrt nml third Innings Welmer held
Iho Amirlumii down to three scattered
hii lii gave them their only run on n
gist ulih the bases full Attendance
J2 Hniret
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Natljiiil 5 10 1
Arnfrcm 1 3 1
Haiti ties Wclmer and Kllnpt White
ana Builivim
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Cleveland 0 Oct 21ho ClCvaut
Ancrlim hague won from the St Lotiln
Natlonjlu iigr n todny Attendance 500
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n n 1
Hculand 3 o F1
St Ioui 1 i 7 1
IMCtlrlh1hont1 e and Abbott llackctt
anil tovu ny
HOW THEY STAND
Pacific National JCR
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Won Lnit IC
JI llttf 81 M KM
tXIkaM SI 00 1
Scnttl id O 1I
Salt Jikn 33 < s 17
YK8TERDAVH QAS1ES
Bktttlle 6 Bpoltaiy 5h
7ciu1vvSjqAM3
Iut it Pult rnCe
Bpkdll ul IJrlllllr
IJAMS TODAY
Game Scheduled tobo Pliiyud nt Oflden
Vns Called Off
Owinj ti tii > ntrndy downpour of rain
l u nftcinonn limo proposed Kiimo
JKIW 11 sot Lalw mid hint to which wlla
tOo MX lull n niucp at ORdon was cnllod
orr gmtn Il largo crow nf OIl ll tuna
exp i a t0 wltluKS lilt lhimgs nild Vcre
RiviM u iiHtnimlntcil when thu weather
ntHi > hutm hi anhl KWfl nn lime
The ii 0111 < are inntcbed to crOdi bntu
tienmn till nftcrnonn ut Walkers Hold
III 11 thc rvcnt ot reIn It will bo POEt
Pnd
ON Tin GlOIHHON
Schedule of Omnci Today 1let ccn East
ern follcKCHTMcnlyllRht CdiiUxtn
fnn ut l1hl ° f the big eantcrn collogo
t on in i imH np IIne1 III for I1l1tllo on
o f sF tn 0mb s afternoon The pcheLl
fllnti ihi r i unv rully v q Unlvcnlty of In
Nrtluy trrn VB Lombard
tic Itgtfl lnRc
ill lialn > s Norlhwc tern collrlo
inn vllI Vu I Orlnnell collcBe
J I IdUf n Prnnklln
JlUnolR M Klox
t v v invj HInt < 1 xormal
i dDA hnnsaR ABrlculliiriil coiIeg
trii J Iamo v > > lohlgan Agricultural
op f WIttnhrg
J rln n K8ngl1
A N t dIln v 1 Houth nokoill
I 11 VA lon111 TralnlnR school
i nv VH ritrlhnta
eIloge
J 1 A Vormnnt
r Hart VH Maine
I iriiHt n ft lIIrlflown
f Is a nlll VL 1111111
r t i M Itndlllltcr
inihia R fnon
r1I I V H lluckiifll
1 1olnf vu Tufts
rPmneit i I1ol Cross
r 11 8 pHleon
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lItaml VI JHlllrOnle
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HOUSI5 HACIiSTODAY
It linin Docn Not Interfere Lowers of
Sport Win Aco Oood Progrnm
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rain Interfens Rain nnd Iollft
r l lieu tl Ie following Jlrorlll1 will Ito
Ir IC n rr at the state fair track this of
Ti race IecIal trot nll1 pace nnmel
J I rl11 1111 P oIVnP11 bv e
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nilH hlgger Day II oWllel by
11 ft IIIv 1 A P owned bv
d Inlo II ownctl by N W
TU nJ tmstpr R T nwnrol hy AnlHI
11 rt rkl YftmlU TI owntd hy W S
1 n Rpulal 222 tn trolllI
puue mfoptlln Maid 1
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owned hy C If Thompson Oeoruo M
P ontll liy A M PenJIeton Juno
Wllkei P bivned hy Dr HuinmelbaUKhi
Cold Storage P owned by McCoy stu
lllCH Third rAeo threequarters of a mllo
dash purse J100 Hgncit John lemon and
IdacW owned by J 0 Kclso Aurlca
yellow and minute owned Doll llros
Molllo AIJHlott Mack and yellow ownn
liy J KtoKh Argot orange and green
owned by Jllch Pitt
Fourth race fiunrtrrmllo hash purso
tlOO Hatllcr yellow and bhuk ownedhy
C P Dye Opldlo black and white
owned by llfii llnnsiikon May Klnwrr
lemon nnd Hack owpcd by J C Kelso
WAGNER IN LKAI
HIIIIH Is Undoubtedly the Chmnplon lints
mon of thu National IeaRiiv
tennis Wngner In practically assured
or the National ICHKUO liuttlnn chnmplon
Klilp thin Beimon as ho In PO far In the
lend of Clarko that thu hitter cannot hope
to overcome tho gut before thu end
IMIIKJK Kennedy a third Pirate In third
In thu race nmopK thane who Immure taken
part In 10 Kanifn or more lireiiuilmn
who led the league for uWhlle In behind
the hitter
Tho rolloxvlntl U n list ot tho players
who lilt over irtS
flames lilts Pet
Wagner PlttiliurR D 171 30
Clarke Plttuburi fl 01 ISJ 3i3
Kennedy Plttuburi 21 1J 33
IirtBiuilian New York 101 12 311
neailmont PltUburc 123 h84 33J
Chance ClilcrtRo 114 131 311
Dunlin Cincinnati Ill 114 331
BheekarJ llrooklvn 188 150 323
TJiomau Plillartclphla 111 1U 323
Heckley Cincinnati 1011 13U 322
Kolslor Phlliuuiiilila IV 127 313
Doyle llronktyn m 1M 311
Htclnfeldt Cincinnati 112 131 314
Donovan Bt Uwls 103 US 314
Hrymour Cincinnati 124 Ids 310
McCarthy ChlrnRo 13 17 303
Dnlun Cincinnati 3g m W
Wolvcrton Pldlndclphlnl03 132 m
Kellcy Cincinnati 103 115 305
KVcrn Chicago 114 139 93
Tinker Chicago 113 128 303
iirowne New York lat led 101
KllnK ChlciiBi 121 137 211
Tennqy lloitoa Ill 120 VI
Single Chlenun 12S 147 292
JIcrten New York 123 139 M7
Onnoy Chicago 102 lie 237
Leach IlttslnirK 121 H2 2SC
Bmoot Ht LoulH a Kl 131 2U
Cooley Boston 125 112 231
Harper Cincinnati 13 It 2SO
n Jonea Chicago II 3 123 218
llutke St LouIs 105 103 277
PRINCE ALKHTS KKCORDi
Covers a Mlu In 201 34 Without the
limo Aid of Windshield
Cincinnati 0 Oct 2 Prlnee Alert
pac tJ n mile at Oakley park thin after
noon vllliouL tho wind uhltlil and over
n track that wns rendered n full two ucv
oats Blcw becitunn ot time rains of ln It
night Ir 2OHi Tho gelding was nccoin
pooled by but one runner Mart UemariMt
drove him tic nirlng dragged throimli
out the iiflcrnodii and when darktiesH
rAtue only two events had been llnUhcil
Hiiininaiy
217 pace puiso JlOOO two In three
Daniel J won the vcconJ and third heals
In 2103i 2ll i Dlrectum Miller won the
llrnt heat In MOi Kthel Mack Irish
Kldcr COD Dutrli Howry lilnck Pet
Money Musk mid Charlie V nlxo Btarlcil
202 cpuco Purse JlBOO two In three
Harold H won the nccoml and third
heats In 2 03 206 Dmilol won the Hut
heat in 207 Dun n and Captain Hphlnx
uUo started
KIvLLUV A n RANG ES FIGHT
Mny Pull Off Another Mulch nt Ogden
tUCnrtliy SN Jock Dean
Jerry McCarthy has liecn challenged by
Alex ur gKnhu Jn naier for Jnnk Denn
of Ban Francisco to meet III n 20round
bout at 113 pounda nt 3 oclock In the
afternoon of the Sight time winner to take
75 per cent nnd the loser 2o B J Kclley
manner of thn filinmrock club has no
roptcil Iho challenge for Jerry and th <
bout will probably tako plnco within 15
dnyn Kcjley proposes to pull oil the light
ot OgOcn
GOLF CIIAiMPIONSIIIP
Miss Carpenter nnd MNS Anthony Will
Play for Vutlouul llonnrH
Whenton III Oct 2Two western wo
man Uolforit MimIc J Anna Carpenter of
WiAtnnrdIfo nnd 7tls llctinlu Anthony
Of QlenNlcw who holds tIme western
championship will tomorrow decide wlvi
In entitled to tim title of wolimn national
champion lloth won over their oppon ¬
ents In tho GcnilllnlU todnv Minx Os
good In her match with Mlns Anthony
put up out1 of tho pluckiest uithlll gRlllell
ever Been here
rime JlimlB tomorrow will he nt 18 hol
Miss Anthony nnd Mlrfi Pnrptliter Imvn
met In Heveral tournaments with Limo
honor jcncrallv In fovor of MU An ¬
thony nnd her chnncoi of nildlnic tIme tltlo
of national champion 10 that of western
champion nre consIdered brlRht Thin will
be tin llrnt time the national chnniplnn
ship hn ever been won by n western wo
man golfer
MAY TIU UI Till L
Painters Threaten Do It Unless
Union Mun Arc Kmploycd
New York Oct 3fhrellt lire beIng
mado by the lirotherhood of Palntcn
that unless the mcmhors of their union
are put bark to woik In the shops of thn
Manhattan Klevntcd railroad and nemo
but union painters employed they will
call n general strike involving employes
of thd system nnd completely tying UI
the road
James P Archibald district orfiiwlzor
of thu Urotherhood of PaInters hag an ¬
nounced that nt n confeionco In which
every branch except the motormen who
are mpinbcrH of the Urotherhood to
romntlvo fcnRlneorf wiia repirsented It
was agreed that unless tho Interurban
company granted n conference with the
pnlntcrn and put them hack to work by
next Tuesday n general strike would he
ordered
Frank Ifedley general miporlntoiulent
of the Interurlmn company declares
Hint tho pnlntcni wero not locked out
anti that they htwe no real grievance
I Wo laid off our painter lost Satur ¬
day ho said becaupo there wan no
work for them nt present The cams wo
Intended to have repainted we have
obliged to put Into service on account
of n heavy rush of trallle and as soon
an wo cnn get to It probably within 30
days the painters will bo put back to
work These are tho exact facts in tho
matter
Mr Archibald Insists however that
the moil Wore locked out anti that It
WOH done for the purposo of destroying
their union
We do not nslt for more wanes or
shorter hours paid lie but wo shall
insist thnt General Mnnagcr Brynn take
the matter In hand and receive n com ¬
mittee of our Union It ho refutes tho
company must expect a tlcup We will
have nil the employes except the ermine
drlVflM with ii nnd If they nhaulil re
fuse to nld us In thin light they need
never expect imeitance frcm us In tho
future
BOX CAR FAMINE
IS THREATENEDI
Railroads Face to Pace With a
Condition Which Will lie Most
Annoying
GREAT SHORTAGE IN EQUIPMENT
I nmciisc Traffic on Lake Shore He
quires 1500 Hox Cars Dully
011 C Roads the Same
Chicago Oct 31ha rnllroadH of the
entire country arc face to face vltn
what promises to he tho KreateHt car
shortngg In their history Despite tho
met that most liberal onlern for new
cqulitnont Imvo beep given by all tile
rullroadn during the last 12 months they
now lint themselves tunable to nccrptf
nil tho tralllc that U offered The con
dillon of affairs Is outlined by Vise
President W C Blown or the Lake
Shore who Bays that the company U In
tintent need of lGOO box car dally On
other systems with n much mater
mileage than tho Lake Hhore larger
nuinbets of ears ate needed for Imme ¬
diate use
Butte Swltcluniins Strike OIT
Butte Mont Oct 3rhe Switchmens
strike on the 11 A and p railway was
called off yesterday afternoon tho men
admitting themselven In the wrong
In consideration of their Rood beha ¬
vior during tho strike and the fact
that the decision to go out wan due to
misinformation they kayo ueen per ¬
mitted to return to their old ponltlonR
with the exception of live mm The
troublo wan nettled at n tmetliiHr be ¬
tween the Bwltchmen8 union and den
cm Manager M B Dean
CHICAGOS rKNTliiVXIAl
It Closed Lust Night Amid II Illuc
Of Glory
Chicago Oct ChlcnKoB ccnlpniilnl
ctlhrntlon closed lat nlnht In a blaze
of llrowOlks which lllumlnatid the lartj
est crowd even nvxcmbleil on tho lake
front Kstlmates of tho number which
wltnewil the greatest llrcworks dis ¬
play Been here since the worhl fair
tanged from 100000 to 125000 personn
Out In till Ink rrores of craft crulmd
about their size vnrylnir from the small
low boat and tile diminutive yiichtH to
tho blc excursion ttenniprs which wern
packed to tho utiards
Thn exhibition licgan when red mint I
white llres burst out nloiiK tlm govern
ment plot1 for n dUtnnro of puvernl
blocks A dlcchnrgo of bombs amid
skyrockets followed Immediately the
bombs exploding In midair mind scatter ¬
Ing ted white nml blue ntnrii In thou
aiKlR Tlita brilliant bombardment wits
kept up for an hour niul u tiuartcr
while at Intervals set pieces wero tired
nml oddit bum Introduced Fort Dearborn
ut pno tlnw appeared In fiery outline
at another time Chicago was symbol ¬
ized UR a phoenix rising from Its ashen
the gtatU3 of Liberty stood forth n
balloon lose nnd from It broke out
tho American Hag
Veteran Fireman Dead
Chicago Oct 3 Martin Casey aged
S3 a volunteer llromnn of old Chicago
in dead of concussion of tho brain as
the result of nn accident Tuesday when
the vcternn lltcmen run iloun Michigan
avenue ono of tho features of tho cen ¬ 1
tennial celebration ended In disaster to
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several of tho old lira lighters The
aged men were pulling their ancient ap ¬ I
paratus down the street when several I
of them foil to the pavement III fin of I
foit to avoid a collision with nn engine i
responding to nn nlarm of Ire and
were bruised and Injured I
Gen Orlando Smith Dead
Chicago Oct 30ell Orlando Smith
oxvice president of tho Daltlmore
Ohio railroad and n distinguished of ¬
ficer dining the Civil war tied at 2
oclock tlila morning He had been 111
for 10 clays
Died of Starvation
New York Oct 3Too proud to ac ¬
cept food from her neighbors Juno
Tucker 52 years old who lived In n
back room of a Twentyfifth Street
house lute been found dead from heart
disease superinduced by starvation
During 40 years the woman had lived
In that vicinity III health recently
pi evented her from curnlnc enough to
support herself by sewing
Others In tho housa know of her
plight but when they offered food she
declined to take It saying thnt If she
could not repay them either with monej
or labor she could not accept their
klmlnor finally another woman I Iv
log III the house went to her loom with
food determined to make another effort
to sate tho senmstiess She was horn
lied to llnd the latter dead on the Moor
It suas said that tho woman comes
of a good family rind hut she was well
educated and rut tied
S 11 lllock J lire Hankrupt
New York Oct 3A petition In bank
ruptcy has been Illod against H 1C
Il loch nnd Brother Importers of Jucis
by attorneys acting for the ilrmB cied ¬
itors The Petition alleges that the
parlnciH committed an net of bank ¬
ruptcy by having II receiver appointed
In time supreme couit Sept 3 In pro
coodhiKS for tho dissolution of tho firm
Judge Holt of tlio Inltcd HtnteH dis ¬
trict court npmlnted H Sidney Smith
receiver of the nwotD mind ordered
Hanmel Hnmltrn the receiver appointed
by the Etipicmo court to turn over nil
the as ets to Mr Smith
Thr llabllllleu are J3IS3C3 and nsrcts
25000 consisting of stock accounts
and cash
CHOIR LEADERS SINGERS
AND CONDUCTORS
Bend for circulars describing tho TraIn
InK Course In niUHlc which begins Oct
7th In L D S University Chanco of
a lifetime
ricluro rrmun to Order
Ametlcan Wall Inpor Co 0 12 3rd So
HlreilrMiirM
You cant Bleep In the calmest nail
stillest night It your stomach li weak
clrculntlon poor and digestion bath
Hoods Bnrsnparllln strengthens the
stomach Improves the ci reula I lou per ¬
fect digestion and brings about that
condition In which sleep Is regular and
refreshing
It docs not do this In a day but It
does Ithal dono It In thousands of
cases 6
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Irmrnt Work
If you need anything In thin line lot
mo save you monoy Frank Shepherd
C26 Sixth street Phono 1311 x Work
guaranteed
Snaps Plums nnrgnlns etc Page 8
suNim buiiooi IIAIIIIIH
should attend tire Kindergarten train
Ing course at the L n B University
every Friday 1 p in Heglns Oct 9
Wont anything See the Want Col ¬
umn
Many Motlirrii of a llkn Opinion
Mrs Punier of Cordova Iowa rays
One of my children was subject t < >
croup of a seycie type anti the giving
of Chnmherlnlns Cough Ilrmedy
promptly always brought relief Many
mothers In thlH neighborhood think the
name us I do about this remedy nnd
want no other kind for their children
For sale by nil drugglstt
Have you rend tho Want ads otto
days paper
DIAMOND GOAL
Sold only by Citizens Coal company
53 Went Second Houtli Tel 49
Homo choice property Is offered to
dny by llonl Estate Dealers See Pag 8
Sit IJIEIIS
Who would keep their children In
good health should watch for 0m nut
jsyniptoiiiH of worms uinl remove them
with Whltei rtfnm YennlfUKO tlis
tin children bent tonlo It gets di ¬
gestion nt work no that their food
tubs them rood nml they grow up
hwxlthy mid strong 2Gc at 7 C M I
Drug Dept
MOTHERS
Send your children tho Klmlorfinr
ton Training School oC time L D S Uni ¬
versity
Sinn wants but little hero below
This Rtntemcnt cnitwtt mirth It used
to lie In lays cone by but now he
wants the llnrth Advertised In thu
11111 Kstnte rolnmiiR Page S
Notice In hereby given to the public
and to time patrons of the Social Bakery
doing bunlnena ut No MIBSIO South
Third West street Salt Lake City thnt
the said Hakcry IIPH been transferred
from John K Applequlst to Henry 0
Kruntr on thin 1st day of October 1003
All outstanding account tip to nnd III
eluding Kept 30 l0l will bo collected
by pnld lohn F Appleiiulst and nil lia ¬
bilities will lie paid by him up to nnd
Including Bald Sept 30 1903 Mr Ap
plequlxt thnnkH tho public for Its gen ¬
erous support during the pant 12 years
and solicits a contlnuitlon of tho tamo
In belinlf of tin nov proprietor Mr
Henry Q Krnntz
JOHN P APIMKQWST
IIKNUY 0 KKANTZ
Ao direct your attention to the lien
ntnto DnrffnlnB offered on Page 8 today
day
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