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H; ' $ fHE SAIr.LAKB TRIBTOTB: FRIDAY MOKJQsG, J.A2TCJARY 29, 1904. J
I IN THE WORLD OP SPORT
I THEY BEAT THE BOSS
i Big Gambler Is Whip-Sawed
. by Little Ones.
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J 1 NEW WAY TO PLAY RACES
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1 A Padlroom Magnate Makes
Theusands far Others,
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Unique Scheme Worked by Clerks of
a Bookmaker In a Conspiracy to
Rob Their Employer.
i Sow York, Jan. 2S. A-ftur havlnj? boen
Iob-i1 several day?, n number of pool
ifoms here controlled by :i bookmaker
who Is credited with lia.Yins: won nearly
St .000,000 on the racetracks last season
reopened. "Yhon the places woro
rlcseil It was said to be due to Use raise
In nrlcc by the telcjrrnph company for
raclnir rfMills, but, according- to the Jlor
a d, the true reason wtw that the pro
prietor discovered a conspiracy among
mployecN whereby more than ?0,()O had
been paid out In five month:?. A new
staff of men now run the rooms
I, H Is understood that all wagrers made
' In each room were honestly recorded on
' raeh shoot by the conspirators, but on
j! i ie. Hhoet would lo recorded wapern that
wt-re not made. If the result of the race
showed thf fraudulent wnjjers to le euc
1 cessful the aheet on which they were
"'Corded wna turned Into the central of
Ico of tho syndicate. If the result nf
":e. j-jco showed the fraudulent wager
be looses tho honest sheet was turned
Ut. Thus the dishonest employees stood
i i no chance of loss, and almost every day
, i hey were able to take thousands of dol
lars from their employer. Tn other cases
Hie results of races were held back by
! operators until wasers on the winner could
i be recorded.
The net result was that whllo the svn
dicate was dolnp a great business, taking
Iris from other rooms the proprietors
of which did not enro to risk largo
''mounts, and announcing- lt willingness
i to accept wagers of any size, the bank
account showed steady depletion. When
Hie head of the syndicate determined to
bid out who was petting oil his money
he went from one room to another, de
voting a day to each, but the sheets in
the one he visited invariably showed prof
Its while others turned In balances on
i (he wrong side. This convinced him that
a conspiracy was In full operation, and
detectives were put to work. Tho result
was the closing of the rooms and the en
tire reorganization, but there Is no re
l course for the gamblers In the courts.
(BIG JEFF AS A HERO.
Stops a Runaway Horse and Saves a
I Woman.
I New York. Jan. 2S. Champion Heavy
weight Jftmes Jeffrlen has distinguished
I l.imerlf by stopping a runaway team In
1 Central park and saIng from probably
f ( f-orlousi injury tho man and wifo who
f t wr re being curried rapidly toward a nar-
' . row brldgo spanning a gorge through the
'Hive. A bit had broken between the
laws of a spirited horse attached, with
i a mate, to the sleigh. Trie animals hnd
run somn distance, and were approach
ing tho bridge at a rapidly Increasing
speed when Jcfirios, approaching In a cab.
hennl the woman's screams. Looking
ahead, ho saw the runaways, and sprang
, to the ground. He seized tho near horse
I- S8L0NS ON A TOUR.
I .
Probing Into Affairs in Zion to Get
i Pointers for the Junction
City,
j ' Councilmcn Page and Emmctt of. Ogden
1 wero in the capital yesterday, looking into
; Ihc system of bookkeeping uded by tho
J City Recorder here, with the idea of hav- i
ing the method adopted in the office at
figdeii. The two Councilmcn have been
k delegated a committee to mako Inquires
j; along this line and report to the Cltv
J Council.
Hoth men are members of tho water
works committee, and paid a visit to Su-
porlntcndont l lines for the purpose of fa
i miliarlzing themselves with the water
, , system of this city. From the fact that
I iho water system in Ogden is owned by
e private corporation, the city has expe
c rW-nced considerable trouble,
, The city Is now considering tho qucs
' tion of buying th'e water system or put
J ting In ona of its own.
, There seems to bo a difficulty In agreo
mg upon a price for that svstem. and for
i J..!ut reason " nev' ytern may bo put in.
, , Jhc Ogden "Water-works company is paid
to be disinclined to lay out nnv money
I in making urgently needed Improvements
and consequently the citizens are the suf
' fvrers. If tho company does not come to
I trrms and sell or makf the necessary Im
1 provemcntK, there is strony likelihood that
, a new system will be Installed by tho
' j c!ty. The two Councilmcn were much
j . impressed with the excellence of the bvo
torn here. They returned to Ogden last
1 i night.
I Beginners' class for ladies and gentle
l men Mondays and Thursdays at 8 p. in.
ut Lolselle's school for dancing, 115 East
L First South St-
I GOOD MAIN STREET DEAL.
I ' John J.' Daly Secures a Good Lot, Al
most Opposite the New Fed
k crnl Building.
I j The lirst transfer of. real estate on ilaln
I ,1 street in several months was that made
R yesterday when John J. Daly purchased a
f . "Iccc of Property bo t ween Third and
. , J-ourth South from Lillian U'nntland. The
, property In question Is Just below tho St.
i James hotel, nearly opposlto tho now I'ed-
eral building, and Ih V: feot front by 101
feet det-p. The consideration was Sll.inX).
k ' ov .(() per front foot. This properly- Is
i ia!(1 ,tn cb'iper than that on Hast Third
I South str.;et betvt-eu Muln and State
I streets, llr. 3Jnly does not eorftemplatc
I making any In provements, saving he
merely made thtoVnl as an lm-eslment ,
, Learji to dance at Loi.stlle'H school
U for dancing, nr. E.-ist First South St.
, h j N"e-w clasj-es. Private Instructions.
PPHf ' Twenty Rounds to a Draw.
iiH 1 ' v-ri!ev0' ,CoI-, Jpn. 2S -Andy Walsh of
iiH 5X?,!ti..?rh ?'Jl1 Jlm, J'"'-vn" of Pueblo
llH v rouaht twenty sounds to a dra here to-
by the head and was dragged along somo
distance, but managed with his free hand
to grip tho horse's nostrils, choking It
quickly into submission. Tho woman in
tho sleigh was slightly hurt, but Jeffries
was uninjured.
ROSS AND LEWIS TO MEET.
Big Wrestlers Matched to Grapple in
Zion.
In a hard-lought wroclllng match pulled
oft last "Wednesday evening at Baker City,
Or., Frank Lewis, the' cx-middlc-welght
champion, who will appear hero on the
night of February oth to wrestle Charlie
Roi-s, the local king, easily demonstrated
his superiority over WatkinB. the Austra
lian champion, by putting him to tho mat
twice in twelve minutes. Lewis entirely
outclassed his opponent In science" and
speed, nor was he lacking In strength.
Ross Is undisturbed by these reports
that loll of his rival's great victories. He
m-ys they will only add to hin victory,
for he is absolutely confident of winning.
I For months ho has been working hard, so
that ho Is now in tho best of condition,
and ho hopos by this careful training to
overcome the grand liandlcap in weight
Lewis will have over htm Thoy are
nlgned to wrestle best two out of three
falls, no hold burred, for a $100 side lr;t
and gate receipts.
LowIb has left Oregon and Is now
on his way to Salt Lalce TTo wlJ prob
ably arrive today. As a result of his
recent matches ho will bo in the best of
condition and only a little daily exorclao
will be necessary to keep him In good
shape. According to the northern papers,
he foels confident of defeating Ross and
will tako every precaution ot accomplish
thla end.
Rofs reports that he has arranged as
a preliminary contest for the uamo night
a wrestling match between Clarence
Driggs. a local boy. and K. 1j. Pilling, a
Canadian whirlwind. Tho contest is for
tho amateur championship of Utah and
will be governed by Police Gazette rules,
two out of three falls being neceeearv to
win.
Payson Bowlers Beaten.
TRIDUNIC SPECIAL.!
Springvlllc. Jan. 2S. The bowling clubs
of Payson and Sprlngvlllo had a contest
of live games hero today. The Sprlng
vlllo club was victorious by 392 points.
Tho bowiorj and their rcspectlvo scores
were:
SPRTXGVILLE.
Ihiymor.d . cv;
Dallln 7
Eel) "733
Cook j J:. 734 .
PAYSON".
Bills " ", (9
llalluday , J.".!"gS0"
Smith 03
one : '.'.'.'.in
Another match game will bc.plavcd In
the near future.
j Opening Billiard Match.
.CY Xork Jpn s- J- Do Mtinn Smith
of St. Louis and Arthur Macotto. the
Canadian champion, have been selected to
play the opening billiard match of tno
amateur championship tournament which
begins next Monday night nt the Llcder
lc.r.n.wz cly.b- Because of tho fnilurc of
llllam P. Foss to enter, tho winner of
tho tournament will becomo tho recog
nised national amateur champion
Broke the Track Record.
Los Angeles, Jan. 2S.-Ocean Dream.
Twyman s mare, won the free handicap
at Ascot today, and lncldcntallv clipped
lhree-qu.rters of a second off the track
record for one mile. A crowd of MfO was
n attendance, and tho form playoi-s hod
Iho bettor of tho argument with tho
books. Weather fine, track good.
J Broke California Record.
San Francisco Jan. 25. Double Six won
the livo nnd a half furling race at Oak
and today by a head from Sad Sam, and
broke tho California record, covering lh
distance In l-.05. This Is a half-accond
off the previous mark. Sad Sam was u
1 tp 10 favorite and opened up a gap
:.s usual. He tired somo In the final fur
ong and Double Six. finishing strong,
beat him a head. St. Wlnlfredc was third
Josckcy Club was tho only faorito to
win.
SWUN6 ARSUND THE WfiRLD.
Wanderings of Claude Benson,, a
Xearns-St. Ann's Orphanage Boy
Out to See the World.
Claude Benson lias all the qualifications
of a successful politician. Ho was found
wandering in the vicinity of tho peniten
tiary early yesterday afternoon and
turned over to Officer "Williams, who
brought him to the pqllco station.
When questioned lie said that he lived
near tho Bryant school. He had go"c
homo with a playmate and lost his wav"
A reporter who happened to be at the
J-tatlon volunteered to take tho voung
etcr home. From tho Bryant school he
went to a llttlo houao. In the rear of the
Illff church. Ills mother was found there
and stated that he had boon in St. Ann's
orphanage.
Claude had a different story for his
mother. Ho told her that he had been
given permission to come up-town with
a. larger boy, had become separated from
his companion and had lost I1I3 way whllo
trying to return to tho home.
From tho orphanage it was learned that
Claude ran away right nfter dinner. Ho
had no company, and tho sisters did not
know what had becomo of him until Ids
capture wa3 reported from the police station.
Tho New York Limited and Its New
Equipment
Gives New York passengers via St.
Louis gateway the same travel luxuries
for which the Pennsylvania limited
has become famous. The New York
limited, leaving: St. Louis- Union sta
tion at 12;30 noon daily over Vandalia
Pennsylvania Short Lines now consists
of new library-smoking car, drawing
room sleeping car, dining-car service
and now observation compartment
sleeping car with observation parlor
The train Is electric lighted and runs
Eolid to New York. Passengers reach
Twenty-third street station, New York
city, G o'clock p. m. next day. For par
ticulars address Geo. T. Hull Dis
trict Agent, 810 Seventeenth street, Den
ver, Colo.
A $2;000,000 BLAZE,
Entire Block of Buildings iu Pro
greso, Yucatan, Destroyed
by Fire.
Mexico City, Jan. 23.-Fhe at Piogreso,
the chief port of Yucatan, Tuesdav night
destroyed an entire square of business
houses and public buildings, includinir tho
market The loss is ,&v Tl u
Wtt.j;, f"ceB were also consumod Tho
public buildings were not insurT and t e
oss on them Is 53..0(1). Fifteen tho land
ales of hencquln were burned. The buT
ouflT'K ",wh'cl. th 'he fi b roke
out. Is half a mile from the wharves nnd
fronts on the Alameda, the most beautl
ful plaza in Progret-o, The Insumnc wm
cover about one-half of the oases
FORT WALLA WALLA.
Senator Ankeny Will Fight Removal
of Military Post to Boise
City, Idaho.
ITRIBCN'E SPECIAIl
"Washington, Jan. 2S, Senator Fostor to
day Introduced an amendment for Sonn
tor Ankeny, which the latter proposes to
push when the army appropriation bill
comes before the Sonute, providing an ap
propriation of fO.OW for tho construction
of barracks at Fort Walla Walla, "Wash.
Army ottlccrs have recommended that the
soldiers now quartered at Fort Walla
Walla be removed to BoIrc City, Ida., be
causa of Inadequacy of accommodations at
I Fort Walla Walla and thin proposed
' amendment Is to bo pressed by Washing
ton Senators to prevent abandonment of
I the army post at Walla Walla.
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IN' HONOR OF
JURISTS.
President and Mrs. Roose
velt Entertain at White j
House.
Washington, Jan 2S. Prwddent and Mit.
Roosevelt entertained at dinner at the
Whl'lo house tonight-In honor of the Su
preme court. Covers wero laid for a large
company of guealH. All the Justices of
the Supremo court wero prencnt except
Justice White, who was detained at homo
by Injuries resulting from a fall while on
his way from tho court lod.-vy. and Jus
tice Brown, who had eyo trouble. The
table, In horseshoe shn.po, was set In tho
stale dining-room and presented an un
usually handsome appearance.
The Trosldont escorted Airs. Fullor to
tho table and tho Chief Justice Airs.
P.ooeovelt. Senator Mitchell was one of
tho guests.
IN HOUSE AND
SENATE.
Question of Right of President
to Withhold Infor
mation. 1
1 ,
Washington, Jan. 2S. The lime of the
Senate today was devoted to debate rather
than to set speeches on the altitude of the
United States toward the Panama revolu
tion There was a variation, however. In
that the discussion also had reference to
tho right of the President to withhold In
formation called for by the Senate. The
foundation of the controversy was tho
Democratic caucus resolution calling on
the President to stato whether he has vet
supplied all tho papers In the archives
bearing on the Panama affair.
Tho debate was opened by Mr. Culbor
son and was participated In bv Gorman
and Bacon on the Democratic side of tho
chamber and by Messrs. Cullom. Spooncr
and Lodgo on the Republican side. Tho
Democrats contended for the right of tho
Scnato to demand Information In the pos
session of the Executive bearing on
treaties before the Senato, while the Re
publicans spoko In defense of the discre
tion of the President to withhold infor
mation. The Senate agreed unanlmouslv to vote
on tho resolution before adjournment to
morrow, and at 5:11 p. m. adjourned.
IN THE HOUSE. J
Washington. Jan. 2S. The House for an
hour today was entertained bv a speech
of J. Adam Bedc. a Republican member
from Minnesota, who made his maiden
effort and won his spurs. His remarks
were ropleto with wit and humor as well
as serious thought.
Good-natured colloquvs resulted from
his thrusts at the Democratic party Mr
Bedo appealed to the Democratic partv to
disband, and extended them an Invitation
to join the Republican ranks nnd make
tho cloction of Mr Roo.-clt unnnlmous.
A hon Invited by a member of tho ulnor
ity to Join the Democratic ranks, ho in
quired who their candidate would be, bu'
110 name was forthcoming.
Mr. Van Duzer (Ne ) sought to secure
consideration of a resolution calling on tho
Secretary of War for Information as to
what articles manufactured for tho de
partment aro made by oonvlet labor Ob
jection was mode to Its consideration on
the ground that it was not a privileged
resolution and was sustained.
By agreement general debate on the ur
gent deficiency bill was extended until 5
p. m.
The House then went into committee cf
the wholo and resumed consideration of
the urgent dctlcienov bill.
For Over Fifty Years.
An old und well-tried remedy. Mrs,
Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions of
mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success. It soothes
the child, softens the gums, allaj-3 all
pain, cures wind colic and- is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. Sold by drug
gists in every part of the world. Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Wlnslow's Sooth
ing Syrup.
BIES AFTER BOXING.
Charles Andette Went Five Rounds
in a Detroit Saloon, and
Then Expired.
Detroit. Jan. 23. Charles Andette died
tonight shortly after boxing five rounds
with Thoxias Johnson In a saloon. It Is
thought the exertion of lighting caused a
bloodvessel In his head to burst. Johnson
was arrested.
Ben O'Grady, a Buffalo pugilist, is in a
hospital and Noah Brueso lo iindor arrest
as the result of a knockout tonight at the
Detroit Athletic club. A blow to tho chin
in the third round sent p'Grudv to the
floor and he was taken In an ambulance
to a hospital, where ho revived.
MIDNIGHT BLAZE.
Park School Building, One of the
Largest in Portland, Totally
Destroyed.
Portland. Or., Jan. JS.-i-Tlic Parle street
public school, the second most important
public institution of learning In Portland,
wna destroyed by lire tonight end about
i00 children who wero enrolled at tho
school will have to bo' cared for In other
schools of the city pending hotter provi
sion for their accommodation.
As soon as It was certuln that the build
ing could not be saved the firemen devoted
their attention to saving the exhibit which
thu pupils of tho schools were preparing
for the eichlblt of the school children 01
Oregon for the St Louis exposition. In
this thoy failed. Loss V),m.
THAT LIBRARY BOARD
(VI ay or and Council Have
Made a Blunder.
Judging, from the present status of
things Mayor Morris seems to have made
a blunder in his appolntmont of an entire
now library iKiurd and tho Council to have
gono equally wrong In confirming his ap
pointments without ascertaining their
legality, in the first place the atatutc
clearly provides that tho mcmbcrn are to
bo appointed tor three years and thrco
each year. The nlno appointees of Mnyor
Morris, according to hlH communication to
tho Council, uro for "the ensuing two
years.". In tho second place tbore is a
grave question as to whothor any of th
appointees can take office until after tho
first of July. The statute provides that
they shall assume their duties tho 1st day
of July following their appolntnenl.
Thrto of the members appointed, or re
appointed, by Mayor Thompson in Oclo
ber, 1KO, will not have to step out until
next July, an their term or ofllcc, accord
ing to tho law. was for three years from
tho following July, In 1MI, There la also
a question if Mayor Thompson's failure
to appoint the directors of this board was
not In the nature of a tacit reappointment
of all of tho old dliectors. Tho matter is
agitating the Mayor somewhat nnd he
united the City Attorney for an opinion in
regard .to the appointments. From tha
fact' alono tlmt the appolnfjnonts wera
mndfl for two years, when tho statute says
three years, the appointments aro consid
ered by somo to bo Invalid.
Jigs,, reels, clog, hornpipe, skirt
dance, buck nnd wing, cake walks
taught by Loiselle, 115 East First South
St.
DEADLY
TABLOIDS
(Continued from Page 1.)
Wright even intimate that he con
templated suicide.
STORY OF SOLICITOR.
Ills- solicitor. George LwIe, Jr.. said
the deceased nil olong implicitly believed
that ho would be acquitted, or that, at
the worst, he only contemplated a disa
greement of the Jury. Even after his
sentence, Wright showed only indigna
tion. In talking: with Mr. Lewis, Mr. Eyre,
one of his sureties, and Mr. Waters, the
accountant of the London & Globe cor- I
poration. Wright said:
"I really think I am the most com
posed of you all."
As regards an appeal, Wright said he
would do exactly as he was advised.
Asked If someone had not better tele
phone the verdict to Mrs. Wright,
Wright said:
"No; there is plenty of time for that."
Taking out his watch and chain,
Wright handed them to Mr. Eyre, Eay
Jng: "I shall not have any use for this in
that place," meaning the prison. "I
give It to you. Eyre; keep it for mo."
This was all that occurred.
After Wright had taken the poison,
holding a glass in his hand and still sip
ping its contents, he said:
HIS LAST CIGAR.
"Waters, give me another cigar."
Mr. Waters took up Wright's cigar
case, which was lying on a table, nnd
Wright deliberately cut the end off a
cigar and struck a match. Just as he
was going to light the cigar Wright
flung tho match from him. Bank back
unconscious and died without uttering
another word.
Tho doctor who was culled in to at
tend Wright said ho had not detected
any smell or sign indicating poison, but
the official analyst. Dr. Freyburger, who
conducted tho post-mortem examination,
testified that from every organ of the
body exuded the peculiarly penetrating
smell of pms9lc acid and that there was
not the slightest doubt that Wright's
death was due to that poison. In its cya
nide of potassium form. The deceased
had not suffered from any other dis
eases, there were no lesions of the brain
and the heart Avae healthy, though twice
the normal size.
It transpired at the inquest that
Wright was only searched after his
death. A tabloid found in his pocket did
not appear to be poisonous. The revol
ver was discovered by the police after
tho law court . officials had previously
searched Wright The Coroner com
mented on this and Indicated that ac
tion probably would be taken by Uie
higher authorities.
"I KILLED SARAH SCHAEFER"
Polico Receive Letter That May Lead
to Arrest of Young Woman's
Murderer.
Bedford, Ind., Jan. 23. Marshal M. C.
Russejl today received from Louisville tho
following letter: "1 killed Sarah Schaef
er. I Intend to kill myself. I will drown
rnysolf at 2-15 o'clock Thursday afternoon
in. the river between Louisville and New
Albany. In my pockets will bo found let
ters from her that will explain all.
"W. H "
Marshal Russell at first was disinclined
to treat the letter seriously, but. on in
vestigation and consultation, concluded
that the writer may be the slayor or
Sarah Schaefer. He telephoned tonight to
Chief Rldse of Louisville, requesting tno
Louisville polico to investigate this fea
ture of the case.
ff If wo must bo afilicteit with sore, weakjl
and inflamed eyes, it isconeoling to know
Is always wltbln reach and ready to euro 1
J us if we follow the dlwtlons implicitly 1 9
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I to Btay cured. I
HOME CURES 13 Y MAIL. j
We make a specialty of turlrw patlonte by mall. Wo hi mm n."n....n P
nOTOr seen us pcrM)nally. If yon aro amiotod and cannot call wrlto uk tnr Who baT0
torn blankB and iro will Klally adrtBc you renllnr rour ciw. rTeo of rt wcS 0 " m" I I
OflJw Hours 9 a, m.loip.n,; Eronlncs.7 to 8; Sundays and Uolldnrs 10 a m lo 1? I I
DHS. SHORES & SHORES, Expert Specialists, rj:uilh
$8.75 $8.75 $8.75 II
For any $12, $15 or $18
SUIT OR YEReHT ' I
' IN THE HOUSE.
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205 So. Main. . a a A ,ti
' 10 E. 2nd So.
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PRICES!
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l 27 South m
I Main Street S
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everything from the mnW
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I ARE ALWAYS US:rg
5 THE TOILET SILVES
j TICLES WE ARE NOW
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TJES. IT IS OF TJfUKi
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DO NOT EXPECI W
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