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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1905
Page
7
A garbled excerpt appears to quote Wallace Irwin in the New York Globe. The text shows a speaker lamenting unfulfilled ambition and lifelong passion with fractured phrases and nonstandard spellings. The source is a clipped literary snippet with unclear surrounding context.
A celebrated prima donna, beloved by the public, contemplates suicide after jealousy wounds her. She plans to die in a rival’s home, but a love note from her husband to the understudy reveals his infidelity and a rehearsal summons prevents a fatal act. The tragedy ends with the star’s triumphant return to the stage.
Baseball chatter covers Cheabro’s spitball, Napleas Naps naming, Owen’s good pitching for Chicago, Powers loan to New York, Sudhoff sold to Indianapolis, Heydon with Nationals, Elberfeld back in Highlanders, Gates as Washington catcher, Chase’s base theft pace, umpires blamed for Nationals slump, Dougherty’s clearance struggles, Armbruster bought by Jimmy Collins, Hickman to bolster Washington, Red Donahue to Cincinnati, Harrow’s pursuit of Jaeger or Thomas, Lucas signed by Indianapolis, and minor league second basemen strength. end with Candy Orm for Philadelphia chocolate interests.
Oliver Mudd asks for a nickname as Goodman Knott questions his plan to go to Glenville. Mudd says he wants to go where there are sports and locals will give him a nickel to return to town from Cleveland.
Dusty Miller, an outfielder, joins Wichita. Joplin signs pitcher Companion, ex Colorado Springs. Topeka releases outfielder Charles Crum and signs Abel Lezotte from St Joseph. Ed McKelvey, formerly with Enid in the Oklahoma State League, joins Guthrie Senators pitching staff. Topeka fails to add Pacific National Leaguers, Wichita remains active.
Boston's Harry Dolan delivers for the impreasive club as rumors swirl over Doc Hillebrand's future with the Pirates. Major trades and management moves surface as Ned Hanson may helm St Louis next season while Joe Kebley predicts strong Pirates title chances.
The American Association reports Wyatt Lee will serve as Toledo's regular frat baseman going forward. Rumors circulate about Dick Padden being involved, but no formal confirmation is provided in the text.
W K Vanderbilt's Idalia captures the Prix de Foucherolles selling race over 1% miles at Saint Cloud on July 23. Also notes Marylebone Club cricketers arrive in New York for U S and Canada matches, plus various sports briefs from horse racing to tennis and swimming.
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