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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-05-25
MEDICAL.
DR.. FOOTE, Senior, ,
MEDICAL.
OF 100 Lexington Avenue. New York.
Hereby cautions the public NOT 10
Employ or Communicate with IA
man styling himself "Dr. Foot, Jr.
without making due Inquiry.

This man came 10 Salt Lake City representing
himself ms the son Of DR.. l.. Il. FoOTE OF New
YORK, the well known specialist, as abundantly
proved by afiidavlts. As rumOrs came into Salt
Lake City from Dakota and Montana from an
expose made there, he changed his base and
represented himself ns the sou OF more noted
specialist In New York City than Dr. E h.
FOOIE, Inc well known author. Mr. JOHH r.
IRow, OF the well known Trows Directory, i'm
New York City forty years in the dlroetorv
busincss), Ex-Governor FRANK FULLER, Of Utah
aud the Hon. ABRAM WAKEMAE, for many yenrs
Postmaster In New York City, also SURVEYOR Of
the Port, gave their afidavits that there are no
other doctors In New York by the name of FonT
OF F00TEl excepting DIR. Il. B, FoOTH, the author
oil Medical Common Sense" etc, and his Two
s0ns, Dr' Y. il. FO0TE, Jr, aud Dr. IIuBHRT r.
fooIE. Ihe genuine DIR. FoOTE, Jr., will here.
alter always employ the initials, r. b., In desIg.
Known not only at home but wherever his pub
ilchtiOns have been circulated by the name of
Dr. FOOTE, Jr. Greater care viii be taken hare.
after, IN view OF the fact that an nnpri nCiplod
person has assumed to profit By his and His
inther's reputation.
Those desiring further and more dctailed in.
iormdhOn In respect to this matter, will receive
NDy addressing B0N iIf, Salt Lake city Utah
,feThOns having Information of advantage To
plaintiffs viii kindly communicates The same to
Lake City. '''' ON"
Those desiring to consult In. FooTE profes
siOhally or to order remedies should address
either ""''''A
Dr,E. 3, F00TE, Sr. ,or Or, E. B. FOOTE. IT,.
is0 Lexington Ave-, New York.
Consultation Free, in person or by letter.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-05-25
DIR. G. w. HIGGINS.
Microscopic and Analytic Physician
and Specialist.

| HAVE CURED THOUSANDS OF CASES
u, u OF Nervous Debility, Mental and Physical
Me4khess, Lost Manhood and Nervous Pros.
tthti"h, the results of early indiscretiOns and
HHAr1'5e, ~, hhd stand ready To forfeit Five Hun.
uItu lClihr7 Tor hny case taken under my treat.
neni which fail to cure. "' '''"'
,2SPhllls, ionurrlmn elect Sticture and all
"in; ilhEerlnR diseases which yitlnte the blood
ulu ..l impair The system, thoroughly aud peTma.
Ny treatment rs 'urc, certain Rnd specific
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-05-25

lr is II very cold day, says the Aurora
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be known as the great American specta-
Gle, and he is the first Illinois statesman
on record who has put his foot in his
mouth so far as not to be able to- get It out
AMIN
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-15
WHO Is GOFF FORI
Is He EIectioneering for BrannOn? 1t
Would Seem So.


Is He EIectioneering for BrannOn? 1t
Would Seem So.
Special Telegram 10 The Register.
MIDDLEBOURNE, TYLER COUNTY, W.
VA, October 14.-Gen. GOff spoke here
to day. He opened his discussion in be-
half of Judge BrannOn, saying that he had
known him for a number of years and that
he Judge Brannon) was gentle
man, in every respect, and that
it was very unpleasant for him to
work against him, but if the
Republicans stuck to him (GOff) he would
be elected, that is, SO Ear rs the county IS
interested. Being elected in this county,
and being elected to Congress are two differ
ent things. Mr.. GOfl said he was exceed
ingly sorry to run against Judge BrannOn,
but that his Republican friends forced him
to do so; he said he was very much afraid
BraunOn would get there, in spite OF all
he could say.
Gofl7s appearance here has made Judge
Brannon mt least three hundred votes.
Goff spoke in the most glowing terms OF
Judge BrannOn from the opening Of his
speech to the close of it, which is an ample
guarantee of Rrannon's qualifications.
Goff thought he would tell the truth as
Brannon would be elected anyhow.
If GOff can bulldoze the people OF Tyler
for the next four years rs he has in the
past, he will be elected for four years more
But alas for poor Gof! He is at the end
of his string. He can never be elected to
Congress rs long rs he lives, if he depends
on Tyler county to help him out. The
citizens of Tyler have got tired OF his
promises and no fayOrs. His days are
numbered. He has passed into the hands
of few sore-head Republicans who have
expressed their opinion that .GOf, can never
again be elected to Congress, owing to the
fact that he has not done what he agreed
to do for the soldier.
There we're about $50 persons present, OF
whom 80 were kids" and the balance
pretty evenly divided between Republi-
cans and Democrats.
Parks seems to be the pop
ular candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney. The citizens of this county
seem to be determined to break up the
Court House Ring, so long existing IN
this county, by electing I. n Parks.
Parks was bulldozed in the Republican
convention, and came out Independent,
the democrats endorsing him. He most
certainly shall receive the hearty support
of every true citizen of the county, and
thereby break up the notorious Court
House Ring.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-15
POLICY
STANDS IN THE WAY OF COL. BEN WILSON
STUNPING THE STATE
For the Democratic hekst-The Result Of His Inter
visw with Attorney General Garland-Ths
Presidents Order was Emphatic
Democratic Success Assured
Special Tsleqram % he Register.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., October 14.-It
is understood that Col. Ben. Wilson is
about to leave the city on short vacation
to join Senator Kenna in West Virginia to
make few speeches in the campaign. A
REGISTER representative met the Colonel
at the Department of Justice to-day and
asked him if he was going to take any
part in the contest.
THAT" answered Colonel Ben, ''has
been my expectation until to-day"
"When do you leaye?"
81 expect leave for Clarksburg to-mor-
row, but not to make any speech"
"And why not, was asked.
81 mentioned to Attorney General Gar
land on Tuesday evening my arrangement
to spend part Of my vacation at home,
and while there my desire to 90 on the
stump and make some speeches in aid Of
the nominees of our party. He surprised
me by saying that that would be
AGAINST THE PRESIDENTS POLICY.
/ saw him again upon the subject yester-
day evening when he told me that he had
since seen the President and had had a
conversation with him upon the subject. "
"And what. did Mr.. Garland say was
the result of his interview with the Presi-
dent ?''
Simply reiteratiOn of what he had
said to me on Tuesday, that gentlemen
holding official positions are not expected
to engage actively in the campaign"
"You say not expected. Suppose they
do?"
''Well, l understood from him that the
Presidents order was emphatic, and that
if any officeholder goes into the campaign
actively upon the stump he would be eX-
pected to tender his resignation.
'Have you any other reason for not par
ticipating in the campaign
None whatever. was and am anxious
to contribute in any proper way can to
the election of the entire Democratic ticket
from top to bottom in each County, Con-
grcsSional and Senatorial district"
''Are the Democrats getting scared about
the result in West Virginia"
Not in the least. On the contrary
they seem to be gaining strength and my
latest advices from estate now are much
more favorable to complete triumph all
ALONG the line than they were when the
campaign opened.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-15
a TORNADO AT CHICAGO.
Buildings Blown to Pieces and Telegraph
Wires Broken.


CHICAGO, October 4'-NOoN-A high
wind, accompanied by driving rain, has
been prevailing here since early this morn
ing. The storm tore through the trees of
Douglass, Garfield and Humbolt Parks
with the fury Of hurricane. Soft naples
and saplings were twisted off close to their
trunks and hurled over the tops of the
larger trees. Two real estate agency
buildings on Madison street, near Gar
field Park, were picked up by the wind
and pounded to pieces on the prairie.
Street ear conductors and drivers who
were caught in the teeth of the gale, say
that it was only with the greatest diff
Guilty they saved themselves from being
thrown from their cars. All the streets in
the western and southwestern portion of
the city are Uttered with broken trees and
shivered sign-bOards.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the storm is rapidly advancing in a north
easterly direction, and that il is becoming
more severe. Very high wind will pre-
vail on the lakes. The storm has been at
tended with considerable rainfall, this sta
ton showing half an inch Of water. The
wind here is blowing ut the rate of 20 mile
an hour, and has attained a velocity from
IS to 80 miles on the lake. Reports show
thSt the storm extends over very wide
area, but no particulars can be obtained,
Us the telegraph wires are down in almost
every direction.
A cyclone between YOSilanti and Elk
hart, Ind, tore down all the wires in that
ueighbOrhOOd, and on the Chicago, Bur
lingtOn and Quincy Railway the top of a
car was blown off and carried against the
wires with such force rs TO break them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-15
4 TERRIBLE FIRE.

Devouring Eastport Me.,--So Fire. Appar-
atus-Communlcation Cut on
EASTPORT Me, 4 r. NJ. October IA
Destructive conflagration broke out this
afternoon in Capens Sardine Factory and
is now sweeping through the business por-
ton of the town. Four Sardine factories
Smiths, Saloon, Pane's large store,
Warren Browns house, L. B. Clark's house
and other dwellings have already been de.
stroyed. The HasaquimOdy Hotel has
Just caught fire. The wind is blowing
fresh from the southeast and there are no
hopes of preventing the fire from sweeping
the whole of Water street. The greatest
excitement prevails. The merchants are all
moving their gosds out of their stores.
There Is no fire apparatus in town except
two hand engines. Two years ago this
month the town was destroy ed by fire. The
telegraph poles are burning The telegraph
Office has been abandoned on account Of
the near approach Of the fire and all tele-
graphic communication is stopped for the
present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-15
ANTI-ANARCIusT CRUSADE.
Judge Gary Orders the Drawing of n
Special Grand jury.

Judge Gary Orders the Drawing of
Special Grand jury.
CHICAGO, October 14.-Therc is cOnsid-
cradle comment, and no little excitement
over the action of Judge Gary in ordering
the drawing of special Grand Jury, to
assemble next week When spoke to on
the matter, Prosecuting Attorney Grim
nell said, that the Grand Jury would only
consider number o. minor jail matters
calculated to relieve that institution from
its present overcrowded condition, but the
explanation was made in SO suggestive
manner rs to warrant the belief that more
serious business is ON foot 1t was
stated in these dispatches couple OF
days ago that there was good
ground for the belief that any further pro-
ceedings against the Anarchist element
would be postponed until it was fully evil
denced that the element was still not only
alive. but kicking. This evidence came
sooner than was expected. Before the
printers ink was hardly dry IN attack
with murder0us intent had been made up
on Waller, the infOrmer, whose evidence
was of so much value during the trial
Major Cole, one of the jurors, discovered
that his footsteps were being dogged and
that his family was in peril, another juror
was in receipt of a buShel of threatening
messages, and still another discovered GER
tain outward and visible signs which made
it policy for him to take a vacation into
the wilds of Minnesota.
These developments have convinced the
States Attorneys office that the head OF
the snake has hardly been scotched, and 1t
is more than suspected that the sudden
summons for special grand Jury has
something to do with the case 1t has
been discovered that the large hall back of
the North Side saloon, where Waller was
attacked, is the rendezvous of one OF the
International branches, and that almost
nightly meetings, attended by 100 to 300
men, are held in the place. Assistant
States Attorney Funthman has, since
Monday, spent an average OF fourteen
hours daily at Captain Schaack's station,
going through the lists and other papers
captured during the May raids, and 1t Is
given out that the men arrested for the
Waller attack will also be indicted for
completely in the great conspiracy.
A gentleman intimately associated with
the States Attorneys office, said this
morning that the violent demonstrations
of the present week, coupled with the
mass meeting on Sunday, when Anarchis-
tic speeches were delivered by we'll
known magistrate and several Others, have
convinced the authorities that it is out Of
the question to attempt to temporize with
the element. This element must be
blotted out" was his own words, and the
coming winter will witness in this city
the greatest criminal or legal crusade
against Anarchists and Anarchy which the
world, outside perhaps Of Germany and
Russia, has ever seem
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-15
WORKING HER OLD GAME.
The Notorious Woman Banker Out oil jan
and More.

The Notorious Woman Banker Out of Jail
and More.
Boston, MASS, October l4.-Mrs. Sarah
E. Home, who was released from prison
about year ago after serving three years
for swindling hundreds of people out OF
thousands of dollars by her notorious
Woman's Bank, is again working her old
game here. A few months ago she and q
colleague rented the large house ut No. lS9
West Newton street where they have again
started the famous bank. 1t is run on the
old system except that they take on deposit
no sum less than 5000, and promise per
cent interest a month instead of eight.
To woman from Eettery that wanted
to deposite $780, Mrs. Howe said that she
had all her old customers hack again and
was doing larger business than ever. She
explained that they had. got up circulars
or printed particulars to give visitors and
did not advertise in the newspapers. The
patrons were all private customers and
her cards were sufficient. The police have
been informed that Mrs. Howe was at her
old tricks and are now at work on the
matter. 1t is probable that within week
this swindler will again be lodged behind
the harS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-15
THE GULF HURRICANE
''41iAry Ofthc Damage Done Along the

,'Ra'lry Ofthc Damage Done Along the
Coast.
~" o@LEAS', October IA dispatch
%. Lw.s-Du,p.r.H, received this morn
: ION uIusr, Texas, says that the
'- aii great damage at Saline Pass.
'.s .o'ie' Hotel, which contained large
-.r. % guests. WIS overturned in the
-..' III, on board We're drowned. Eight
e. - 1e Ano"a 20 he lost and it is feared
= ,-s worst has not been learned A
,'.' packed mp three men in the bay
- s'L'u,tes condition. \ relief boat
cue .EoM Orange with provisions and
~--.l- ioT the destitute,
b, -. "',rt continued 10 rise Monday
, 's~Sled the first floor OF several
IaE created general alarm, and
4 ~. PeF,oaS lyIt their homes. taking
-, : u" 'ae hotel at Elds Port. The
s,. mex ot ind between the river
NJ. I -' lh@ sea marsh bordering the
. D.. '.,- .-,., las gu.i WAS completely under
h. "-,gn IN some places was waist
At 10 o'clock Monday night the
,.,,.rd .1.,gd little and then came in
s5..- .'"'N went Scudding away, the
= H., ~ a Cleared, aud at midnight the
-,-24r ,.:4r on the dcSolute scene below.
-. ,-'0eT had now become reasonably
>.,.,,, .'A .uda for Pensacola lost her
a.. NIL during the gale. The bar
-E ,.. ~ Tue underwater fell to SO, o
| l,,,77 ,77>'s'. The damage extended
& ns.t' '''yr. At Cubit Gap John Wise
a All. 'y' e>hers, all of his rice and his
R77 ., !" Lc', the Storm made u clean
Ill59,y MS place. News from Point
4 h ao,,.Iu 1uu points below show that the
Z ,5.s.- -'' % tae damage was rather un-
r.o>y oyer-eStima,e,I
I Of ,' Oeen almost total destruc-
a,eis 70 ,,'iS h % all kinds from PaRtea Sa-
4 q. n @'IaQO on the cast side of the
ssa TI', '''s schooner G. and ]. Lumber,
egy n. ,,> .!Li Hfiven on the leyee 35 miles
E. S0grD Iy IL,'y and left high aud dry. Two
4, S.v- 'ueSeTS shared the same fate.
p 55'or,s o'aaseS there were on the trees
osof,,u on. The damage between the
(, 'iea. Cd l.1Aache aud Port Elds in rice,
s,,i,.e' i,,,Ie' horses, poultry, houses,
re,,..',ed reno.,1',,ed at s2O0,0OO. No loss Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-15
THE BEAR GR0WLS.
THE BULGARIAN ELECTIONS DENOUNCED
AS IMPAIR
By the Cars Ogan-A Sudden SSppase Of General
Kanlbars' Assinine ExpedihOu-Ths Home
Government Recalls Him-The Latest
on the European Snaton.

ST. PETERSBURG, October 1.-THE
Journal De 81. Petersburg, in an editorial
to-day, denounces the elections of mem
bers of the Great Sobranje of Bulgaria as
unfair and unjust Minority were terror
lied, thus preventing n full and free ex-
preston of the peoples opinion. The
Regency, the Journal claims, exercises a
press censorship which is so stringent that
it has thus far prevented the circulation of
the news of the true situation of affairs
in Bulgaria. This and the result of fGeneral
Kaulbars' mission will, it says, be even
tually known. General Kaulbars has
acted with devotion worthy Of the cause
whose triumph he seeks. The Journal, in
conclusion, declares that the Vienna Fren-
denbiah is also inadequately informed, rs
it praises the Regency for maintaining
order during the elections, thus showing
its ignorance of the terrorism that pre-
walls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-15
FIENDISH ANARCHISTS.
A Threat to Cut GrinneIPs Throat-JGdge
Gary and Others Threatened.

Gary and Others Threatened.
CHICAGO, October 14.-The jurors in
the Anarchist trial are not the only ones
connected with the case who are threat
ened by the numerous anonymous writers
with dire vengeance for doing their duty.
The information is made public to-day
that Judge Gary, States Attorney Grin
nell and Captain Scheaack have received a
large number of threatening letters. The
latest missive, addressed to Mr.. Grinneh,
was written in French, in a graceful hand.
1t opened as follows:
RESPECTED SIR: With much solici-
tude for your good health and that ofyour
estimable family. l wish TO advise you
that your death is very near. Bowling to
the ground in homage of you, seize this
opportunity TO forewan you that will
cut your throat at my first convenience. "
The misSive went on at some length in a
similar polite style, and was signed 'Ro-
bespierre. It was delivered at Mr.. Grin
nelPs residence, and was thus seen by
Mrs. Grinnell. Mrs. Gary and Mrs.
Setback have also been the recipients OF
letters announcing to them that their hus-
bands would die, clubs, dirks, knives, pis-
tolls, dynamite bombs, and other murder
Gus weapons having been mentioned rs
means to end the lives of the officials.
A local paper says that neither the
prosecuting counsel, the Judge nor the
Police Captain has feared the execution OF
the menaces, for they have not swerved
a step from their daily walks, nor in any
way altered their habits. 1t is through
the alarm of their loved ores that the
missives find painful effect. In her
| home, ut No. 10 Aldine Square, Mrs.
Grinnell passes the days in her husband
absence suffering the keenest fears
for his safety, apprehensive that he
may not return in the evening.
SO with Mrs. Gary and Mr. Setback.
Their peace of mind is utterly lost
III the fear in which their hearts follow
their husbands at their daily duties. With
MIR. Grinnell, the fears of his neighborS
doubly aggravate the afflictiOn. His home
| is one of handsome block of stonc-trOnt
houses. facing south on the square, and no
| serious damage could occur to his roof and
Il
walls without almost equal peril to those
living adjoining These people are afraid
to let their children leave the door, dread
ing the night, and fearing almost to sleep,
The protection has been fully provided
| for, however, as four policemen patrol the
| little square where one officer on his night
| ly rounds seldom came before. MeSSrS.
Ingham, Walker and Firthmann, and De
tectiye James Bontield, as well as his
brother, the inspector, have been given
occasional promises of violent fate. Every
letter is photographed and the detectives
supplied with copies. A system OF esplon
age is thenset upon suspected parties, and
in due time the author is run down.
There are to-day in the city at least eight
men against whom the case is practically
complete, the proof being conclusive, whC
could be arrested at any hour. There are
nearly forty others about whom the toll,
are still being tightcned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-15
A DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
Brannon and Gofr to Have Joint Debate
mt Weston.

BrunnOn and Con TO HAVE u JOHN beOdto
Mt Weston.
Speri,H Tslsgram to he Register.
WESTON W. Va, October l4.-The DEM
ocats of Lewis are making large prepara-
tions for a rally here on Monday, the nine
teenth. GOff and Brannon will have q
Joint discussion ON that day. Kenna is to
speak here ON the twenty-third and at Ro-
anoke ON the twenty-ftth. The Demo-
Gratis are very jubilant, and Republicans
the reverse, and the latter are resortingt to
many unscrupulous means to secure votes.
God7s Doodle is undoubtedly in our
midst. Republicans are getting mt
nors to make bets with Democratic
voters. They are to challenge their votes
nj the polls. Let Democrats be on their
guard BrannOn'S badges are already
being struck. Democracy never WAS III
better trim in Lewis county. Brannon
will receive over 100 more votes in Lewis
,bon he got before BraXtOn claims a
majority of 100 for him. W. W. Brannon,
Chidester and McGary are now stumplng
the county. Louis Bennett and Hon.
Andy Edminston will join them next
week. Goff's Doodle and the 6. o. p.
must 30. The hand writing Is on the
r,,n