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H 2 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 190CT. - f
I in!f Eft
Lily Golding, Heavily Racked
. Favorite, Disappoints
Her Supporters.
fADES AWAY WHEN THE
FINAL TEST COMES
JackfuII, at Ten to One, Takes
It Easy and Captures
Honors Handily.
BAJJ FRANCISCO. Feb. 9. Lily Goldlnp,
bucked for thousand of dollars In the. fourth
raco, ftivl thn hottest fnvoritu of the clny,
opt-ned up ft imp of olrrht length, but falvl
way to almost nothing and finished third.
Goodchtld rtvuin too muoh uro of tho marc and
had nothing In reserve when tho final tent
c&mt. JjLckfull, at 10 to 1. was always well
up onfl, tvium tho others KTfivr weary, camo
on and Tvon handily from Fastcwo. Weather
ftnoj track fast.
Oakland Friday Results.
First raoo, six furloncs Lorn Heeil. 13
CTrsuiwl), & to 2, won, Mlmo, 103 OTorberl), 5
to J. sooond. Follow Mb, 100 (C. "WHIIoms). i
to J, third. Time. 1H. Golden Sunrle-i, Mo
jregoT, Dundreary, Shady Lad. Olonbrl&r. Bon
nie Reg1. Eelollo J., Dollj Vardon and Sir
Christopher qJjo ran.
Second race, rr.ll Adirondack. 107 fMlnder).
It to C iron! Homutod, 110 fDucnn). 11 to
ID, second; VJgporoso, 102 (Appleby), i: to 1,
third. Tlaio. 1:424;. Omnia. Lolla Hill, Ho
rarth, Loono, Play Ball. Tlzona. Duko of
RJah&nira. South Sldo and Faotn also rnn.
Third raoa, mil Dusty ITIlIor, 110 Duk-anl,
to 2, won! Major Tenny, 107 CW. SmlthJ, 15
to 3L second! El Chihuahua. 107 (Clark). 1 to
L. third. Time, l:Ui. Blrdlo P. Storllrur
Towers, Flaunt. Eihol Abbott, Crljrll. Olcn
Jic Instrument and Lady Kant also ran.
Fourth racA. mllo nnd fifty yard Jaakftill,
VH (T. Sullivan). 10 to 1. won; Fnntnio. 1IH (J.
Kolly), 11 to 2, Fooond; Lily Ooldlnff, 101
(Ooodchlld), 11 to S, third. Tim. I:l3i.
Pronto, Harbor, Eshcrln and Lono "Wolf al.to
ran,
"ifth rao Fix fiirlonrs M1L'b Pride, ICO
(Qraham), 4 to 1, -won; Sir nrlllar. 107 (Clark).
13 to C. toondl Military Man, 110 (Knnpp). a
to B, third. Tlmo, 1:18. Jurist), Beau Ormonde.
6t- GeoTffo Jr., Brlarthorpf. Ten Oaks and
LI da IV also ran.
Slrth raco, town furlontrs Mnrtlrurui, ir3
(Clark), IS to C, wont Toupoc, 103 (Kobln.oon),
T to 2, eocond; Iloyal Rogue, 105 (J. Kollj), l
to 1, third. Time. Conf eiomt and
Now Mown Hay 0I50 ran.
I Oakland Saturday Entries.
First raco, four furlonsa Nappa 115. Charley
P4J-no 1W, Plmklm 10$. Sam McOlbbon U$.
Laewen 105, Dorico 103. McGlbhrn und Laxsen,
Jonnlnfui entry.
Stcond roc', ovon furloncn, Mlllnp Ba-kor
111. Corro Santa 109, Mountebank 109, Bounti
ful 109, Glenarvon 106. El Chihuahua 109,
Millar's Daughter 107, Clocho d'Or 107, Stand
ard 107, Wntercuro Wt.
Third raco, mil, polling Governor Davis IOC,
Legal Form 105. Smllor 105, "Watchful 104, J.
K. F. 104, Tavora 10 AvonaJln 105, Arodon
101, Rumoro 10L 0
Fourth race, fjiloco Hotel handicap, mlU
and a furlong; Proper 322, Grazlallo US.
Dentschland 118. Jake Kandern 109. Glntlo W.
Corn Blossom 103. Bannock Bell 101. Hammor
away 9S. Ry Dl Mundo 9S, Proper and Gra
zlallo, Jonnlngs ntrj'.
Fifth raco, flvrj furlont;i, saline Enllnbor
ough 110, Toung Pilgrim 110. E. M Bmttnln
107, CTasolB 107, Sad Sam 107. DulUt 107. Chief
tain 107, Iiavn Run 107. Pickaway 107. 7jiza
105, MJw Huntiy 105, Sourwlly 105.
Sixth raco, mllo and twenty yards, rolling-
Oatoway 110, Clyde- 103. Tho Mighty 10J, sir
Brlllar 103. Lady Goodrich 102, Eckemall 103
Mqj, 10L ChrlsUn A. 10. The Ijidy Ro
, hctla P9; Wexford W, Thro Cae S7.
New Orleans City Park Kaces.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 9. City Park results
of today follow:
First race. flv and a half furloncn Wlok
ford -won, Honeywell pecond, Burnolett third.
Time, 1x13.
Sccotjil race, toplecharo. nhort courco
Python won, Redman jcond, Flylnc Raln-
cloud third. Time, 3U3 1-5.
Third rac, tlx and a half furlong Ad"o
won, Mrllnco econd, Buzanno Rocamoro
third. Tlmo, 1:15 2-5.
Fourth raoe, mllo-Tarp won, Belden second.
Bon Mot third. Tlmo, l:i6 i-S.
Fifth raco, Hvo furlong GarnlMi won, CJilof
Hayos aeconiL Precloua Stono third. Tlm.
1:M S-5.
B,:tt? J0 bille Doublo won. Del Carina
Mcond,. Flying Charcoal third. Time. 1,18 2-5.
Sovanth rac, ilx and a half furlong Llttlo
Jam8 -woor Tryon econd, John Gnrner third.
Tlroo, lOSS-t,
IjNow Orleans iFair Besults.
NETV ORL-E-NS, Fb. 8. Fair Grounds re
toIU of. todaj- follow:
Flrct race, nix furlonge Arwnal won. Bone
brak eoond, Envorlts third. Tlma. 1:19 4-S.
Beond rc, thr and a half furlongfSoll
ra won. Helen Lucaa sond, Klnc Leopold
1 third. Tims, 45 1-5 nsconds.
Third rac. plx furloncs Ben Lear won.
( Fargo ifloond. Whorler third. Time. 1:19 1-5.
Fourth race, handicap, flvn furlong Lady
Nayarro von. Deux Tmpo second. James Red
dlok third. Time. 1;W 2-5.
,XUth rt' md a half furloncs-Stonor
"Ul xmd Urary ran a dead heat, Delmoro
third, Tlma, 1:26 4-6.
Sixth raco, mlU and a Quarter Los An
geienoon, Aurumoator second, Athona third.
Time, 2:20.
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Whoa Bill at Prire of Twenty
to One, Wins, but Is
Placed Last.
LOS ANGELES. Fob 9. Whoa Rill won th
"rut rac at Ascot today, -nl 'JO to 1. hut was
dl.-cqualined for fnullnc Lino of Llfo. the heciv
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tained by her owner. Only two favorites won.
Weather clear; track font.
Ascot Friday Results.
First race, alv furlonjr Line of Mf III
Dnvl), oven, won: Karly Houik SS iMIIIod,
12 to 1. second; r-onde. I OS (ilarrl). 13 to 1,
third. Time. 1:13;. Huarxil- Anjbltlous, My
Surprise. Hngcrdon, Lady Huron. Tho Major.
Ml Affable, Chief Alohn nnd Whoa Bill also
ran Whoa Bill flnlnhed flrxt but was dis
qualified for fouling.
Second rare. U-e and a hnlf furlong Red
Tape. 110 (Aubuchon). S to 1. won; Water
Wagon. 107 (MrDnnlol. 8 to 1. cecond; FAIr
atne, 115 (Bullinan). .1 to 1. thlni. Tlmo.
1.0S4. Avoncllu. Ruhlnon. Silent Jran.
Stenger. Jack Hcnnrfay, Veritas Vlnclt. Pleas
ant Days, Mohur and Elovntlon also rnn.
Third rac mllo and one-lxteenth N'lnnn
pqunw 107 (Miller), even, won; Hoodwink. 102
(Powell), ) to i, i-ccond; Chickadee. 110 (Au
buchon), 9 to 2. third. Time. 1 :1S. Cherlpe.
rant and Parvo alo rnn.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards Po
trero Grando. 101 (Aubuchon), 6 to 1. won;
Stoessel, S7 (Notler). 9 to 2. second: Cabin, IK
(Miller). 7 to 2. third. Time, 1:15. Sunray.
Hlppocrat. Marpeosa, Sal. Foncasta nnd
Henchman alo rn.
Fifth race, four furlong Mabel Hollander,
112 Borol). S to 1. won; Tom Gllroy. 10J
(Morlarlty), 3 to 1. wcond; Alonza. 112 (Pre,
ton), .". to 1. third. Time. -lOA seconds. Early
Flower. ArcKdln Belle, Stella A.. Dainty
Maudlo and Ponemnh nlo ran.
Sixth race, mile Tavanness. 102 (Morlarlty),
2 to 1, won; Kumiss. 91 rMlller). S to 1. sec
ond: Seertcak". CNottor). 12 lo 1. third.
Tlmo, 1:42. Charles Greene. Ellwiheth V.,
Chactas. Creston Boy, Col. B. Palmer and
Noltlo Roth nlno ran.
Ascot Saturday Entries,
Flirt race, filing, mile Golden Light 112,
Prlnco Chlng 112, Sheriff Bell 110. Hockey HO,
Gondolua 107. Stono Arabia 107. Nc?dful 107.
.Dlxclle 105. Rctndor 102. Pyrrho 102, Bill Cur
tl 102. Elfin King 102. Tangible 1W, Kntlo
Crew 100.
Snd race, gelling, mile, and a furlong
The Huguonot 102. Blissful 102, Luclan 102,
Ikkl 102, MIm B.tly 97, Freesla 93.
Thlnl raco. handicap, mllo and foi-enty yardn
Marshal Ney 105. Chimney Swep 102, W. H.
Carey 102. Rnui 91. Kmbamuisment 55, Mo
rlta 97. AVorkmnn 97, Roycrofl 50.
Fourth rac-. Woodland Btnkcs, four furlong
Ray Egan 123. Native Son US. Hoot Mon 11$.
Blue BotUo US, Horace E. lis. Tony Faust
10S, Halto'n 118, Ponemah 105. Handmaiden 115.
Silver Stocking 115. Lady Alice 115, Sylvan
Dixon 115, Allerlon 115. Valuoruso 110. Kilter
10?. First Pirate 10?. Marie Esher 103. Couplo
Jlay Egan and Katlv Son. Stoer entry;
Jloraco and Faust, Schrelbr entry; Halton
nnd Ponemah. GrlfTln entry: Kilter and Pirate
Holland entry.
Fifth raco, wven furlong Hippocrates 107,
Masedo IK. Gilpin 103, Good Luck 100, Charley
100, Ebony 100. llormltugo 10). Cholk Hedrlek
90, Chantllly ). J. y. ionohue W. Wrenni- 90
Sixth raco. soiling, Uilrtc.n-fllxtectithi of a
mile Confejr HI. Requlter 1W, Geo. P Mo
Near 101. Revolt 102, Snnditorm 59, Vaienelu.
57, CJulnduro 55, Col. Brorrston 92.
NOTICE
Elks' Excursion February 10.
TIcketF now on pale at Elkfl' club. Salt
Lake. Railroad tickets mu.st be Hipned bv
parties who expect to travel on name.
Bring your Pullman receipts with you.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Cures Colds, Ctoup and Whooping Cousin.
AUTOS TO FvACE HEBE.
Vanderbllt Cup Event "Will Be Held
- on Nassau Course.
NEW YOBK. Fob. 9. For the third vear tho
Vanderbllt cup raco will take placo In this
country In 1907. For tho socond year it will
bo over tho Nassau circuit In Long Island.
Tho dlalanco will bo approximately 290 miles,
an In the Inst raco, and thw date will bo cith
er Saturday, October C, or Saturday, Oc
tober 13.
Thoso facts were made known In a cable
gram rocclved In thl city yesterday from W.
IC Vanderbllt. Jr.. donor of tho trophy, who
went to Franco a fortnight ago to consult with
the sports committee of the Automobile Club
of Franco concerning the disposition of tho
cup, By vlrtuo of the victory of Hemery In
Iho last cup contest tho automobile club of
Franco had tho prlvllcgo of naming a route
In that country for the raco of 190C.
Thu stand takon by that club, however,
n gainst tho encouragement of Hjcd competi
tions placed French automobile IntercatH In
an embarrassing position, to relieve which and
to Inxuro a rnco for hie trophy Mr. Vander
bllt want abroad. It was there ngreed that
as an American car flnlnhftd third, next year's
raco should bo held here.
Buys Prince "Wilbourne.
CHICAGO, Feb. 9. John E. Madden paid
H7.000 for Prlnco Wllbourno 'at the Splan sale
hero yesterday. The price Ih among the high
cut over paid for a horo In tho West.
Dyspepsia
Is an indication that the
stomach and other digestive
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debilitated. It causes no
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For testimonials of remarkable cures
Send for Book on Dyspepsia, No. 5.
C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
WILL HAKE KNOfl
IRBBJIHff
Professional Bicycle Riders of
Salt Lake Hold a Second
Meeting.
WANT SUSPENSION UPON
W. B. SAMUELSON REMOVED
Root of New York Barred From
Local Track for Alleged
Crookedness.
It Is evident that the newly-organized body
of professional bicycle riders now making Salt
Lake their nlode. mean to make ltelf known
lo the cycling world. Tho riders held their
Hccond meeting Thursday night nt the, oKlce
of tho Hydro-Cnrbon Light company, und
took action on vaitou mutters demanding
their attention.
Name Selected.
It :is decided thnl thu new orcnnlzatlon
should b known n the Western Racing
Cycling ansoclallon. It whs tho sense of the
meeting tlmt .Chnlrmnn A. O. Bnlchelder Of
the National Cycle nsxoclntlon should bo re
quesle,! to remove the suspension plnced upon
W. E. Siiuiuelsoli of Provo. In view of the
lam that he Is a great drawing card In cycling
elides. It will be remembered that Snnuiel
son wns suspended from riding In Aineilm
for an nlleged ""(mine. up in a match race
with Rider Hamilton of Denver In that city
hist year.' It Is said thnl upon the request of
the olllclnl of th Denver snueer track. Sum-ur-lsor.
pemiltted himself to be defeat id by
IlHinlltnn In ii match rnre.
Bar Boot From Local Track.
Th- association pawed n resolution bnrrlng
Eddie Root of Now York City from riling In
Salt Luke City. It will be remembered Hint
Root was tho winner of the last fix-day inee
In New Tork. It Is claimed that Hoot hcciime.
winner of th race through a cotiihlnailon
with several riders, he ngreelng. It I nlleged.
Hint he would divide the prize money among
thoe contestant who made It possible for
him to win. I'pon the nwnrdlng of the prize
money, It said Root repudiated his agree
ment with his fellow rider In the combina
tion, and after a "gun play" by his wife, he
succeeded III celling away with thn entire
nmount of the prize money. Slnco there were
a number of combinations of rider In Ihe six
day race. n of which hnd chnsn a crtnln
rider to win the race, the Salt Lake associa
tion mnlntnln that rtont oclcd dishonestly In
repudiating his agreement with his companion
riders, and for that reason he has been bnrred
from riding on the local track.
ureato Accident Fund. I
The association decided to create an accident
fund, to be started June r, next, and to be
uced for th ine.-iicnl enre of members Injured
whllr contesting In n rnre. The nmount which
each member will be assessed weekly fr the
fund will be decided mter. nnd a committee
will b nppolnter to visit all Injured riders,
to see thnl they are well taken care of It
was also decided to requusl the manrigeinent
of the local Kiucer track to entlrelv resurfnr
the bowl. Intend of n part of It, and lo build
an Inclosure In the arena for riders and train
ers. It was further decided thnt In Instances
of disputed decisions as to results of races,
the ofTlclnln of th track be rcqnuMed to con
sider th matter with repreentntlves of Urn
riders privately, and net on the bowl.
Lawson Heard From.
A letter from Iver Lnwnn of Salt Lake,
who. with W. F.. Samuelson of Provo, I now
riding In Aim I In. wns rend nt the meeting
of the rider. In hi letter lawson slated
that he has won thirteen out of fourteen races
In which ho hns contested since his arrival In
Australia, but that cycling In not a popular
In that country at present as In previous
year. Samuelson, lawson wrltei.. sharing
badly In the rneing. due to the fuel thai th
climate does not rgree wllh him
SENATORS LOSE OUT.
Meet Bitter Defeat at Hands of tho
Tuxedo Bowlers.
In the City league match at the Crown
alley Thursdny night the Tuxedos vnnqulihcil
the Senator three tnilght gnmex. The score
follows;
Tuxedos- 1st. ;,. 3r,. Toinls.
a,on 1 US 155- . K9
Tobln ..ICO 2f6 "ir f,7
Allen , ICS 191 Ud '.S&
Mclcid 172 221 lifl flii
G. Smith 190 191 2 C C)7
Totals 3V-' SW jj j
Senxaors 1st. 2nd. 3rd. TotalH.
SPltJ: 170 211 IK- 539
ndenoii iGt 10
Bellinger 167 207 1S.V- 199
J. Qulnn lir, i.ii ip
DarrclL 12.1 10", 2i:t 07H
Totals 7S ail S10 2
Crystals Win Out.
The Crystals nnd Schlelp trnma of the Com
mercial league gpt together Thui.lay night at
Ihe Palace alleys. The match resultM n the
defcnl of the Schlelp bowlers In two out of
three, games. Th score follows:
Crystal- 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Totals.
Gyllenswnn 210 H0 1M fOi
Collin its iM iso .vw
Greggs 157 17S ISO i
Schmlerer 219 1M nj jjt
Burt 170 ltJ7 17S 615
Totals v SI I S2I SIS
Schlelp . 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Totnl.
Earl 172 ll 130 ?g
onugs 177 131 IS7 rs
Maughan 17X 179 1SJ m
Oonkln 131 17." 1 m
Eli- ' 1W 1S1 1S1 CIO
Totals S06 833 812 2451
Ogden Nye Team Victorious.
?peclnl to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN', Feb. S. The match tonight at tho
Palace alloys was between the Dte-Stonford
and tho Nye teams. Tho Nyo team took two
out of thrco games. The score follows:
Dec-Stanford 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Totals
McDowell 1I.S 137 181 f6
P. Hcrrlck 182 171 171 62-1
Deo 100 128 m
F. Scuddor 1SS m us 72
Lund 119 132 161 U2
Total 77fi 7.1 797 2307
'ye 1st. 2nd. 3rd. Totals.
Buckmlller 1 120 ik m
Craven 125 HI 157 47
N'ye 'HI VA 1W 454
Seoger 1CT, iu 172 -4SS
G. Scuddcr 1C2 1W 1S7 474
Totals y ., 716 7U 80S 22W
Entries for tho contest Friday night for tho
IB prlzez, for tho best Individual score, follow
L, Taylor. Catkins, Lund, D. Hcrrlck, Thom
as, Craig, Nalsbltt, Craven, Beareloy and
Bartlett.
MURDERER ARRESTED
Says He Killed a Man to Protect a
Woman.
LOS ANGELES, Fob. 9, After eluding
the authorities for almost four years.
Henry Hudley (colored) hiia been arrested
In Loa Angeles tor tho murder of his
brother-in-law, "Jim" Huff, at LJttlc
Itock, Ark., May 6, 1902. Hudley has been
employed here for two years under tho
name of Charles Johnson. He was recog
nized on a meaner description by Patrol
man Stovone, colored, and was arrested.
To Stevens nnd Chief of Pollco Auble
Hudley admitted his Identity and con
fessed to the murder, which he declared
wao Justifiable.
Hudley was arrested on suspicion at the
tlmo of the murder anil confined In tho
Little Rock Jail, After he had declined to
plead guilty to a chargo of manslaughter
ho was locked up In tho Jail at Pulaski
county. Arkansas, and three months later
escaped. Since then tho pollco of tho
United States have searched for him. Ac
cording to Hudloy's confession, ho and
Huff married ulsters. Huff abused his
wife, and Hudloy In protecting hor shot
Huff and killed him.
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STAY II CHIHA AWHILE j
; Events in (lie Empire Induce'
Governments lo Reconsider
Soldiers' Withdrawal.
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PEKIXG. Frb. 9. The trmrt of cvonli
In t!hlna Inrr the powers ass'-nted l
I'mperrtr Wllliani'? proposals to withdraw
ihelr tror.ps from that country has In
d;jced them to rconeldT the matl'r
Willi all the Govornmrtits xcpt . Gei
many havlnp forces lu North China. Iho'
withdrawal Is now an open qrcsilorj. The
decision will depend upon the doclo
inenls of ih noxi Uv: mtnlhs. The it
ein rrsldnts In (.'el.ia s'rongly oniio
Ihe ithdnwil r-f the trri
KussiriChincsc Prcposcls.
Th. p:opo3Plr. rf ihe f'hinffe In tl.e n
goiiatlnns with R.issla Inclu.-Ip fixing
dato for th withdrawal of the rnllwa
guarrTs. Ihe rvacuaiion f Hnrblr. tiie n
llnqulshmenl c.f cortaln lanls and minet
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irlbiitwl toward tho o: ganlzntlon of Ui
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of the Into LI, Mung Chang, and u'hicl.
she has slr.c-- m.i'io several attempts to
recovery
' ' -AMEKICA'S CUP.
Possibilities of a Challenge Discussccl
in East.
.VKW VOUK. Fel. 0. In fllwem nR Ihe ros
lhlilll rf J rhnl!rnf 'or ilir Air.icrn's cup
j from Kir Thonini l.lpton or auotiior fo-e!jm
I' Joureo, nni iho )rnlmllo cour of Hie New
York Ynrlit Hub on rrelyt of surh a ehnl- I
)'iu?e, baj-s today Tlmij. ihe nMonlshlrc
Hatemcnl nn ntndo ly n prominent momber
of ihe Nhw York cluh yslrlv ihal the
J'.elinnro would l) ieil, in nil probability,
iih th (lefnd-r of Ihe cup. oin thotiKh the
ihnllense cnllel for a race with xehocnem. a.
I hut boi-n HURcented. and thnt to meet thee I
I conditions she would bo converted.. I Is a
litrftcily practical ug;oHtlr.n. nnd moots "sir
ThomuH's nnd any othir challciiKcr ul evcrv
dnt.
Ji a novrnty-ioot s!oup, hh UKgotcd by Sir 1
Thomas. Im inmod ns tho ehallencer. th chal-
lenrr will he accepted nnd tlio Rel'.ince will bo '
uwil ns tbo ihallor-Re )onl. In ,plte ot the blc I
J allowance ho would hnve lo ulvo. if tho lin
; foot sohooner Is named, Rollarico will bo con-vi-rtod
and will mill Ik- tho doTondrr. If a
nlnoly-foot sloop Is namod. It will, of cnurfc. I
Im Reliance which will cross the lino as the
defendor of Amorieu'n priceless trophy. Under I
old rulo or undor now. Reliance Ih loolcod u(on
as CMiihlo of auccejoifullj defending the cup I
and will remain the club's reliance 1
TO CURE A COLD IN" ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE DROMO Qulnlno Tablets.
rrUKBlsls refund mony If It falls to cure,
D. W. QROVE'S slcnaturo Is on each box, 'lie.
RECEPTION AT WHITE HOUSE
Mr. nnd Mrs. Roosevelt Give Levee in
Honor of Army and Navy.
WASHINGTON, Feb 9.-rresldent and
Mrs. Roosevelt gave a reception tonight
In honor of iho army and navy. H was
the last of the evening levees at the
White House for the season, .and waa
largely attended.
Invited to meet hi? guests of the even
ing were, tho diplomatic corps and Con
gressional, ofllclal and residential society.
At 9 o'clock President and Mrs. Roosevelt
entered tho blue room while the Marino
bandplayed the National anthem.
Cabinet Ladies in Line.
In tho receiving line were tho members
of the Cabinet and the ladles of their
families, while the list In the blue room
Included a large number of persons. Ad
miral Dewey headed the lino of callers.
Ho was followed by Lieut -Gen. John C.
Bates, the head of the army.
Flags Displace Flowers.
Thero wan a lack of floral decorations,
but tho national colors, with tho flags of
the President, the Admiral of the navy,
and other distinctive emblems, weru con
spicuously dlaplnyed In prominent places.
MIsh Allco Roosevelt and Representa
tive Longworth formed the center of an
Interesting group, while the sister of tho
latter, the Countess de Chambrun, was
among those Invited to tho bluo room.
Five German officers, who as represonta
tlven of the Emperor of Germany are
making a tour of tho United States, woro
present.
Presidential Nominations.
WASHINGTON. D. C. Feb 9 The
President today sent tho following nomi
nation to the Senate: Collector of customs,
Myron H. McCord, District of Arizona. j
I FOOD I
I CURE I
1 Is nature's way back to health. H
I Grape - Nuts
H 10 days vill prove. .1
1 Read "Tho Road to Wcllvllle." In R
IllRlIFI
Sufl'rase Convention Delegates
Talk on the Campaign in
Oregon.
ASSOCIATION IS IN A
PROSPEROUS CONDITION
Xw Vork Leads in Point of
M e m b ? rs l p . Pe n nsy I va n i a
in Finance.
BALTIMORE. Feb. P. At the second
lay's ?rt-sfcn of the annual convention
f the- Women'.-' National Suffrage ao
latlon ihe report of ihe treasurer was
raii by Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton, of
.vhlcii tho following is an abstract:
Receipts, iiiflurllng last year's balance,
28,333.P2 rflsliursements. 51C.504.S7; balance.
ll,"t.06.
.New York Leans.
The live States standing at the 'head In
HQlnt of membership arc New York, Mas
sachusetts. California. Nebraska nnd
Irwa. The five" Staie.s contributing the
I largest .1 mount cf money to the treasury
, aie Ppinylvan!a. Oregon. California,
Massjichus Ms and New York.
A new association "the College- Wom
en's Ecina! Suifrage leaguf." was admitted
to membership.
I The membership was never so large nor
the financial' showing so good, but with
an active woman suffrage campaign in
progress in Oregon, to be terminated by
the voters at the election in June. 1SW.
there never was so much need for monev.
Every believer Is urged to show his or her
belief in a practical way.
Hiss Anthony Speaks.
The evening session of the convention,
which was presided over bv President
Ira Rensen of Johns Hopkins unlversltv,
was given over lo tributes of gratitude
from representatives of women's colleges
to Miss Susan P.. Anthony and other wom
an sufTniglsts for what thy have accom
plished for the higher education of women
Miss Anthony, who was present, spoke
briefly
; JULIA MARLOWE'S OFFER
j Actress Will Give S1O0O to Endow a
I Chair of Dramatic Art.
I WASHINGTON. Fob. 9.-E. H. Sothern
' and Julia Marlowe, who are plavlng hero
, this week, have offered to contribute JldCfl
I to the nucleus of a j'und for the estab
lishment of a chair of dramatic art In the
George Washington university In this
city.
They also agree to give benefits for the
I purpose and hope that other players will
I become Interested In the same thing
When the Paght Man Woos.
Pres. Seelye of Smith College. In his
annual report, makes an Interesting state
ment of the position of tho latter-day
college- woman.
He points out that marriages of con
venience aro made less frequently by
college women, because they do not feel
obliged to marry t oescape poverty or
dependence, and ho says that there arc
fewer divorces among them.
The most significant of his statements
however, is that college women "are as
ready to wed as other women when tho
right man woos them." '
This appears to be a very plain and
direct explanation of a matter that has
occasioned considerable discussion It
seems to be up to the men who want col
Uge women for wives to bo the right men
and It cannot be accepted as other than
a favorable influence if college women are
Insisting upon higher standards In the
men that come a-woolng, Boston Globe
Bonk Forced to the Wall.
CHARLESTON, S. C. Feb. 9.-After a
run today, the Columbia Banking and
Trust company of Charleston closed its
doom, and tonight tho directors made a
general assignment of property and as
sets for the benefit of creditors, namlnir
Edward W. Hughes as assignee! Thf
bank was capitalized at $50,000. The llnan.
clal troubles of a director caused un
easiness and the run today brought mm
tcrs to a crisis.
Failed to See Eclipse.
WASHINGTON. D. C. Feb. 9,-Becauso
of a haavy snowstorm tho onicials at the
naval observatory early last night gavo up
any hope of making observations of the
eclipse of the moon, which began after
midnight and continued for several hour
It was raining hard at midnight, with no
prospects of clearing before morning
American Auto Association.
CHICAGO. Feb. 8.-At iho annual mec-tlnr
s-ssrss ofu siB
Smelting by Electricity.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Fob. S.-Accord-Ing
to an announcement at tho Canadian
Goo today, pig iron can be mado by elec"
trie smelting for $10 a ton. or $5 less than
the cost of tho old method. It l predicted
that the ron und steel Industry will be
revolutionized oh aTeBulu,, , - . e
JApjoSj j iJAPEOSEf Jl!
Soap -I
An exquisite production. No skil
make a soap less harmful or more del
It beautifies the complexion, keepl
hands soft and white, imparts a com
bloom of freshness to the' skin, ji
JAMES S. KIRK & COMPl
1 1 REPRESENTATIVE
CAUSED THE THIMBLE
President Makes Public the Of
ficial Documents in the
Braun Case.
WASHINGTON. D. C. Feb. 9.-Prosl-dent
Roosevelt submitted to Congress to
day all the ofllclal communications In
connection with the answer of Marcus
Braun. a special agent of the DeD.irtment
or Commerce and Labor, In Budapest last
May. subsequent to Mr. Braun's trouble
with Austro-Ilungarian ofliclals who turn
pored with hla mall Tho correspondtneo
waa mado public, In compliance with a I
resolution of Representative Sulzer.
i c,omprl8;s "cores of telegrams, letters
?Jr fi,VUoment3r and reviews the caso from
the time of the first Interference with
i'f' Br?,un 8 m.a11 unl11 te punishment of
nntiSn H,VlK2.r,?n oncIn's and the terml-
ot .diplomatic representation on
the part of the United States.
Hay Disposes of Case.
Tn2 letter of Secretary Hay finally dis
posed of the caso as follows: I,na"r a13
resnolenol1 ftf fk appears from tho cor
respondence that Braun was gulltv of
!h5h mp,roJ).cr cond"ct. as an ofllclal of
n HiYnlarv fe3 ;nSSl In a mission
in Hungary, In openly attackintr tha Hun.
tha h0Ve.rnm?lU in the nowSpaiira and
that his antecedents are not In Ah
as2ert?onn-offUtrhhcr,ilCtion than the proper
?haVt0riTOntl1,! department doe nT&
Steamship Line Sold.
Bun Over and Killed
STBUBBNVILLE. O.. Feb 8 -At c,u
railroad, bound from St r ,Wabsh
org. lie was r?u?i L?uls to Ptttfl
countrv. 3 rcturnK to his native
Panama Mail Contract Let
sigdontrac,t fef ,nt ?,ros' today
company. Pacl,lc Steam Navigation
POLITICS IX
Eleven Plan to Ompjm
sionnl ClstiiiW
DES MOINES. Ia iff
change In the Consr?fii:
Iowa will be made In tlH
todav by BcpresentatlTi
man" of the Congressional K
The aim Is to give fidB
districts a population cl H
The bill will make co iK
political complexion of KJK
make a solid Republic
certainty.
King's "Official"
M.ADRID. Feb. 9-A-"
the Ministerial Council,
Morct held a long co"?
Alfonao and as a result fc
the King's engagementu
of Battcnberg JmKJ
Always . Reffl'jMB
Cares aCo!diDOcIX7,V
FOR &AW
Eh-erythlns in BfflB
Prices. Headquarter i
and Cloth. -rrETHR
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Salt Lake Tori
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of refined taste w '
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