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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
Cine blumenreite spradr lit betannt

Cine blumenreihe Spradr lit bstannts
lid allen SrisntaIsn eissn. Sie Sapanes
fen, peI9e in ibrer NIT Damp %bstriebenen
@ultur f4 AUDI bereits auf aussebsbntss
Innonciren seporfen baben, wiHsn babel
fir iOnit gang trotens 9esentdnbe pirts
fame 8ilber gu finben. 60 empfieblt elm
8udbdnbIer gu Sotio isiu 9ei5dft in ben
3eitunsen nit fOlsenben &ebeuenbunssn:
y giuise greiie pie Bel elmer 2otterie.
. Iae Bidder elegant pie cine Sdnserin.
81 Ser Drut tlur ME S,pfaa CD.
y 9as Yupier feit unb sdbe pie gIspbans
tenbaut. 81 Ste &unbsn perben 70 bofi9
bebanbeIt, uie auf ben Oampfi6iffsn tons
turrirenber 2inien. g. Die Sorrdtbe iinb 10
sabIreid, wie in elmer 8ibIiotbst. y Die
SefOrberuns erfoIst nit Der 9sidptnbiss
tett elmer abseido6ensn &auonentusel.
s. Die Yatete werben 70 iorsfdltis stnsss
padt, pie Elm iunser @beutann pon isiner
Iiebenben Srau. 81 Son 8srsnisungss
iu3t, Saulbeit unb allen anberen SebIern
perben iunse 2eute, bic uns bdufs beiuz
den, sebeiIt, unb gu ioIiben WGnnsrn uins
sewanbelt. 10y 0ie anbern SortbeiIs,
wel6e mir nod bieteu, finb su sabIrsi9,
um ii4 bur3 @orte ausbriden gu Iaiien.
gta, wenn bus ni9t gut fur bis....,c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
Sie enaIiid.amerifaniiteu 3eituuaeu


uerfen 8ismart oft Dor, baB sr bic bsitsn
&rdfte bes beuti6en Bodies fir ben WtiIis
tarismus ueri9leubere. sic babsn bisrin
etwas &e6t, aber ite birfteu bod etnas
mebr uor Der eisenen Gbire tsbrsn. Die
itebenbe armee in 0eutidIanb bstrus bis
Dor &ur3em 445, 900 Wann-unb auf ben
8enfousIiisn Der Ser. Staaten ifeben
100000 Rum,n. Die Sabrsstofen fur
bic @rbaltuns Der beutiden 9lrmse auf benz
6rtebensftan6 bstrus bis Dor Rursem Ss4,
0oO, 900 ;-unier geniionsIiftsn ueridIins
gen idbrIi9 $50, OOO, 900. Sismart MIL
bic S%risbensitdrte Der armes srbSbsn unb
bic Qussaben fir bas Seer permsbren -
mir baIteu S3rttt nit ibm unb woIsn su
ben bisberisen 9eniiOnen nod bic Baupsrs
p~euiioneu einfibreu. Sirit 8ismart bot
cine Wtlitar.R ante; uisle amsritanii9e
9oIititer Ieiben an Der Ysniiouirunsss
Wanie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
&an3leiratb @ater Don pier uni

&an3leiratb (Sater uon pier uubssebs:
men S0dtsrn): ralio, Sinbsr, i'd bab,
@ud etne wi9tise RtttbeiIuns gu MAIDEN,
DER 9err 5auptmanu Wiasr wirb beut'
absnb feline aufpartuns MAIDEN. 9srisIbt
i9eint ernfIid Sturm laufsn gu wolen,
es wirb baber gut ie;n, rpenn Sbr BIZ
nOtbisen Sorbsrsitunseu trefft." = Sis
iinsite EO6tsr (gadFid): rgbsr, 9apa,
Ou wirif uns bod ntdt ale 9isr auf ems
nal ms Srsffen fibren2 IS uirbs benz
Germ 9auptmanu bod fiber melt mebr
imponiren, wenn bu ibm auerit bic 2inie,
banu bic 2anbwebr, barauf bic grtrarsisrps
unb i4lieBIi9 crit bann ben 2anb turn
eutsesenfibrteif, ME btes bsim RiIitar
Site it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
I'm ,,IiberaIen" SlGtteru las ma bi,

Sn y~IitsraIen" Sldttern las man bies
fer Gage: SIM msrifaniidsn Staate
BuebIa berri9t sroBe Iufresuns iber bic
grmorbuns msbrsrsr Srsimaursr bur9 fas
natii9e Yriefer." 9isrSu bsmertt bic
columbia" pon Wtlpautee isbr trefienb:
vSie WsIbuns, wsl9e ben Stempsl Der
2ise un%psrtsnnbar an Der Stirne trdst,
III offenbar pisbsr cine WuitsrIeifuns 6es
9rsBburean's, psl9ss iowobI bic meritas
nii9e wte au9 bic csntraIsameritanii9s
SretmaurerzS artet eiseus su benz 3pefe
untsrbdlt, UNI bic tatbolii6e gartsi unb
bic tatboIii9e Seu0lteruns iener 9dnbsr
tn ben Der. Staaten ipitemat:id gu pers
i5rsisn unb in Ssrruf gu ~brinssn. Sis
serinsi5dsise Msinuns, wsl9e eine uatts
uiftii9 seiinnte, reip. tatboIiteu: feinbIi9e
Breiie ben Nmsritanern betreffs iener
9dnbsr bsissbradt, iopie bic psits gnt.
%fernuns, psI9s Ra9fori9unssn sri9psrt,
erlei9tern ben vIiberaIen" S9rsibsne9ten
ibr uniauberss Sanbwert. limb Oh iie Bel
ausflbruuS bss Iesteren oft aud - uie
Sisura seist - re9t plump unb bumm
3u Werte seben - etpas bIeibt bstannts
LID INNER bangen."
l1eber bic Jeier bes Bapitiu6ildums
in Srantrei5 pirb ssi5risben: vOis
YapitsS eisr sibt wieberum elm besei4nen.
bes Bib pon Der Sage Der Stride in Srants
reid. auBsrbaIb Der sottssbisuiIitbsn
&duu,e ipirt man wenis, in ben msiiten
| GIskkx. -. ..Lk9 a.. ~. C... All
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
NGerfei Spas uno Grmf.
8ie bic WdHucr BON ben Grauen
beurtbeiIt tperben.

Die Rdnnsr iinb sir gang ~beionberes
86ltdeu. Sic trassn StiefeI Ger. 10 uni
idnar9en. Sic trassn Sate, bic oft an
absenistbeit nidts gu piini9en ibria
lafen; eben iOwenis seben fe auf ibrs
S9irme a1t. Wenn fe bisielben midi
uerIieren, baIten fis its 10, baB iis Sebers
mann bamit bic Nuseu ausits9en tonuen.
vaIati9sn" lit Sbnsn cine unbetannte
Ebdtisteit. bas iiberIaiIsn fe ben Trauen d;
nt9tsbsftouenissr ssben fs in Clubs uni
gereins nnb ipre4sn iiber rNeuistsiten"
unb rWstteu."
Die Wdnner iiub itsts foIsers5t in ibren
Sanblunsen. Sic liebeb es, usnn Sas
men redt sinfa9 sstIsibet ssben, obne piel
unnisen Sanb !; absr psnn cine 10 ems
fad, unauifalis setleibste Dame auf sis
men Bferbebabnwassu fteist, 10 taun fe
cine Stunbe warten, bis IS einsm 9erebs
rsr BET ripariamsn S%ausfrausn" ssnsbm
1T aufSuiteben unb ibr isinen Ylas angus
bteten. @snn basesen cine Srau tommt,
bic ale Eborbeiten Der Wobe mitma9t
unb In auffauiser GoiIstts ssbt, 10 iprins
gen bieielben 5erren auf unb reiBsn ii9
UNI bic gbre, brauBen fteben au biirfsn.
@ud iinb bic Wdnnsr mad ibrer Mei.
nuns itets obne Sebl, in teinem Sale trift
is trseno cine S9ulb. Ibam Seiste ID
men, pie man iid beIfsn mibts, um ieben
Soruurf BON f;9 ab,uudlsen, unb iis bas
ben nlr gu gut pom ibrem 9orbilbe gelernt.
0snu Elm Raun ii9 ertdltet bat, % msint
er iterben 3u mifen; brinst man linn
Sann, I'm ibm gu bslfen, eiuen Gslsr pol
uisIi9eu 9afsri8Ieim, 10 iast sr.; bas
tSnnte er ebenio gut nd9ite Wo9e nsbmsn.
Die Wdnnsr t6nnen ft9 ni9t snti4Iies
zen, sinen BubeI gu fibren, Der Elm blauss
Sanb trdSt, benn Das perIest ibr Seinses
fibl, babel aber rau6su iie Eabat aus BEN
firdtsrIi6iten Yisifeu, 10 baB ibr anSus
auf sebn S9ritt bana1 rie5t. Sesbalb
perlansen fe INNER elm reinss Ssmb, unS
wsnn man ibnen aud ems sibt, ~bsbaupten
fs sbenio bsbarrlt9, baB ni9t Elm einsiser
Ruopf baran wdre, aud wenn aus porbans
ben finb uub ie bieielbeu MIR ni5t inbsn
t6nnsn. Mdnner tOnnsn iiberbaupt ME
stpas finoen.
@enu aud bic 5srren ber S95pfuna
mutbis iinb, 10 eri9sinen ie ais pabrs
Yinisl I'M rmaans nit Srauen unb Gins
bern. 0snn iis fold einen tIsinsn @sIt:
burger auf ben glrm nebmsn, 1T @efabr
uorbanben, baB er II itidt wirb. I'm nur
etwas Neues gu iasen, finbsu fe bas
&inb1en i96n, als wenn feline gltern bu
pdrsn! OSer iie finb %sritaunt. baB ss
iebeu Tonne, alS Oh es tsins gusen i'm
&opf bate. Gin Rinb BON pier Wouaten
iessn ife auf bic grbe, ,m ss Iaufsn su
laiisn unb seratben bann in Se~rausi1uns,
pen es ;u beuIen anfdnst.
Die Suriftsn iinb iber bic WaBeu eiuse.
biIOst unb sIaubsn, baB ale Rdbder
tn ie peri4ofen iinb. sic lafsn ii9 bdu'
fig ~frifiren, iinS bic bsiten Sdnssr, bod ii
ibre llnterbaItuns Ianspeilis. aae Itdn:
ner finb eitel u. mSsen ss ssrus, wsnn man
fe fur i9On bdIt. Sduis iinb ie eridrst:
tenb fabe, aber balten ii5 fir bas @sssn:
tbeiI. sic babsn ale sroBe Sdnbe uni
SIBe. 9iele finb unsebiloet unb treten ben
Damen auf bic Rlei6sr, wsuu is sri9rot:
Ten aufiisben. Sie Wdnnsr iinb sia sro'
Bss l1ebsI, aber gang aussusbm I'M Sauis
3u baben BET eiuem @ewitter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
Cine Gisbride bat fid lbsr ben Sdus

Cine Gisbride bat fid ibsr ben 5dusu
beS Riasara ssbiIbst unb pteIe 9erionen
iinb bersits iiber ben Slug ipasirt auf Der
@isbede u~nterbaIb Der SdQe. Die ausii9t
aui bic Sdae pou Sails Yisw, Der SaItes
iteue Der Wi9isan gsntralbabn, 1T BON
wunbsrbarer S96nbeit unb @roBartisteit.
Die im%arasosriinen @ewdfer Der Sdue, Der
brauienbe 9ii4t Der Sturapslen, bic
unten IN allen 6arben bss &sssnbossns
i6iqern, bic rteiisen @~issapfsn, bic pon
ben &Iippen bsr~unterbdnsen, bic nit
@istriituasn bebsttsn 8dume unb Strdu.
der, bic punberIi9sn @isssbilbe auf
9oat Sslanb unb bic mathematician
@isberse, peI9e iber bic raui9snnn
@epdher iiberbdnssu, bic sur Sommerseit
uou Der Maid of the Mist" burtfur6t
werben = all has bistst sinsn anbIid, ber
cine peits &etie wsrtb III unb uon iebem
Naturfreunbs, Der ss yafiorbsn" tam, ses
toitet werbsn ioute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
ct. &apbaels gereiu jurt sduse Der
Gin unb IusnanSerer.
BUR Sea6 tuna:

Bon puiateseueu Soften uerse Id 10 oft sriu9t, stnsn
Ytrwaneteu ooer Setaunten, Der lber see tommt, In
Castle Garden ~ s~mpiaussn uus tbm bsbRlhi5 ,u isiu.
SD bin ssrns ,u isetm DisRts bersit. Rur u6ats Id bits
ten, tets ssnau a%ujusebsu. NIT pslbem Stiife Der Betrefs
isuos tommsn ioa. @tuu man uHs Hiat ben unssfdbr,u
gSss uue bic ~uussidbrs Settausibt, mann elmer tommsu lou,
10 lit Is ihper, Ia imt ~unm6slia, Ssmanssu inter Der
gut. psnn man ben 8erpauNisu idOu es asrsiIs Der turos
paiiasn gsrtrauensmdnusr ausdbe. auf eieie art phres
aud idon orlben fhr tie geforat pereen, uns tamen ieibe
am R6ertsu sirstt an mta. 8ir ssbsn bier bic abr.Ns
Der psriatsosnsH Northumberland unS bsmsrisu babel
nod ~fOlssuess.
Der Spet 6es ct. RapbaeIssB trttus III, BEN ReiIeussu
Sdus uus Seiitaue ansseetbsu gu Iafsu, uuS fs DOR les
BEN Saassu tn Ssitltbsn uuS getftstn Dinssu gu bspabs
rem. Ssoe austuntt In Sstrsf elmer isesH aussIsssubtit
Der Rstis ptrs ~bsrsttptutsit uuo gratis srtbsilt. Is
mSse eaber eu Sober fd tn MISREPRESENTATION pers
trdnenspol an ben Ssrein psuhsu. Sigr Elm 9sr,siauis
ber per{hisheneu 8ertroueusm6uuer:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
Sm burigeu Sabrt purben adtois Mil

lionen Pfuro Der pom u~nierer Geppi6fabrts
fanten als &obmatetiaI uerarbetteten @oue
einsefibrt. Iuf bieie art 0oQe 1T elm
3ou uon 26 8roseut sslest, trasbsm 5iez
ielbe tn ben Ser. Staaten ni9t erseust
ptrb, alio Don feinem rSdus" bic Rebe
ietn tonnte. Der Brets Ser bier ~9etauften
Geppi4e wurSe um elm 8ie1teI srbSbt, wabs
renb uniere san5e ausfubr pon Ssppi9sn
ft4 auf bic la9erItde &leinisteit BON 77l6
Darbs belief. Sbne ben 3oa uirben ni6t
aaein uniere Eeppidfabrttanten nit benz
auslauoe IN Bettbeuerb treten t6nnen,
ionbern bic ameritanii3en Sausfrassn
pirben ibre Geppi@e aud UNI Elm gtertel
biui9er taufen iSnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14

gu SaDlor i'm County CRAWFORD In
@orsia bradte tir5ltd 5rant Sartlsp fem
Geitpferb in ben Stat. IIs er es an
Der Rrippe fsitbinosn polte, fiel ibm iein
Gai9enbu9 aus benz llebsrSieber. ST bob
bas Bud auf, Ieste es in bic Rrippe unb
fubr nit ieiuer arbsit fort. Nls sr bamit
fertis war, bemertte er 81 ieinem S9res
den, DaB bas 8ferb bas Eai9snbu5, In
benz fi3 lber $500 IN v@reenbafs" befans
ben, peridlunaen bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
Ser ante Bpifeu. Gin ,ur llsbuna ei

Ser CUTE Boiteu. Gin CUR llebuas elm:
sssossnsr 9anbusbrmann ssbt in ansebsi.
tertsm 3uitanbe bic StraBs entIans, bsssss
net benz OtuiionsseneraI unb sriiBt i'm
nidt. - General: vSte, Wsbrmann,
wiHen Sic ni9t, wsr i'd bin2" - 2anb.
psbrmaun: rRee, bet pssB id mid ~
9eueraI: sd bin Sbr 9iuifonssensraI,
grceIen3 pom 3~aiop!" - 2anbpsbrmann
(ibm semiitbItd auf bic S9ulter tIopfsnb) :
vOsn Yoiten balten sic iaan fsits; Der is
iut, ben frisjt man nt9t ale 9ase."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
SaS unaeiunDe &linta.

rBo MART Du beun 70 Iauss, Ser
tba2"
v0ir uaren bret Wo9en in Min5en
Id ias' Sir, Rina, ss 1T cine reissnb'
Stabt!"
v9lerbinss, usnn nur bas &Iima MID
ssr 70 unseiunb pdre; erit uor &urasm If
msin Better bort sefforben."
r9ein Better! Bas bat inn bsnn &c:
feblt2"
,gr bat ~ ptel getrunten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
Sie &aijerqlofe I'M Dom su R5ln barf

in Der SOIse ni9t msbr ssldutet wsrbsn.
Bel benz SeifssIdute am Bapitiubildum Dat
fi9 berausseitsIt, bag Der siierne @lofsns
ftubI uiel gu i4wn6 lit, unb bic S9ptns
sunsen fir ben 0omtburm ssfabrbrobenS
fnb. 9uber ioa in A~usnabrsfdIen bic
@lode nur einfa9 ansei6lasen werbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14

Gin Sersenswuuid. Sn elmer Renas
seris rei5t Der Wdrter benz 26wsH elm sros
Bss Stid 5Ieii9 in ben Rdfs. S9uitsrs
iuuse: % mel, wenn i9 nur aud 70 cine
Nnfeluns ais Some betommen t6nnt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
Stir Grfdltuuaeu, Suftsu uub all

Sir Grfaltunaen, 9uftsu uub ale
StOrunsen Der MISUNDERSTANDING bic aui
ausSebruns binbeuten. 1T teine 9lrsnei 10
suusrIaifis wte aper's YsctoraI,
aue seuObnIiden Sdae betIt ss nit elder:
belt, unb bel Nifbma unb ausssbruns per:
i4afft IS, ieIbit wsn bic &rantbeit i9ou
melt uOrssi9rittsn 1T, sntidiebene GrIet9:
terung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14

Yebientens Sumor. lieutenant: vSO'
bamr, boIs mir NAL bsim Sonbitor cine
Yortion Sis ! SabeIbafte Stse bas! Sabe
absr sbsn tsiu RIsinasIb our Sanb. ~"
- Sobann: vEbut ni9ts, Ssrr 2ieutes
nant! 8ir finb Obnebiss i9on sinsn sans
sen 9lsti9er i9nlbis!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
2mijheu auten freunbeu.

3wii6en saten Srennben. sd muB
Sbnen sratuIirsu, Sic babsn s~sbsiratbst.
= ySa unb @ottlob sit rs9t bsi9eiz
benes, gang unb gar anipru9Ioies Weibs
den betommen. - vRa, bas 9sstere babe
id mir aud sIet4 seba9t, ais i'd bauou
h6rte!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14

Ser Safo6 &leiu, BiItesbarre, 9a.,
uerIebte fi9 beim SoI,baten bas Rniee.
Die a%nuenbuns nit ct. Satobs Del beiIte
ibn In turser 3eit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14

Gesen 4bipannung unb @rmibuns
sibt es ni9ts Ssisres pie Elm msbrmaIiser
9ebrau4 BON Or. glusut R6uis's Sam.
burger Eropfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14
gyebe oener, bic aus elmer ueraiftete,

RCtHt UtHtHt VR uH9 1'H1t V1FYITIeIeN
Susae trinten. Ro9 i1Iimmer 1T es,
wenn man bic Queae bes 2ebsns ii9 uub
ietner Ra9tOmmeni9aft usrsiftst. Dies
sei6isbt oft bur9 llnporii6tistsit, WiBsss
idid Obsr grbi6aft. aper's SariapariIa
reinist ben Strom bes 2ebsns, bas 8Iut,
unb ftelt ben appetit, bic Rraft unb bic
@siunbbsit wisbsr bsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-14

Sas einsige Setlmittel, pel6cs jas
Slet6 auf bic Sbdti8fsit aaer bieier Sr9one,
ipirtt uno ra5 reselmdBt9e Grbelten berIelbcn
am iHuelIten wtebGr berbeiflbrt, ipmit po5
9ctpcn an Der 8urJel unSreift uno ~belsttt8t,
finb bic melt6erii6mten
ST. Brrmara ssrinter- fillsu.
Oieie 8ileu iinO nur aus YFonSenItcfer
3uIammen9eiebt urb ppltpmmen fret BON
Suefiilber pper anpern ihirlid,Cn ScItanbs
tbeilen. G5 periiume haber Riemouc, Der
nit einsm iener 2eicrn bebaftet lit, reftFitiG
gu ben ct. ScrMaro 8r1mter: &iacn
gu Qreifen, nelhe Tets belfCn unb guar mtro
elm 9eriu6 bteS ipfprt beItiti9er.
Die Ct. Sertaro Rranter:Viuet ftne tn
9pctbeten ;u bdbsn GretS uetif Gebraub5auipsiiuns
25 Gents ete S6ahtsL, tunf S6ahtslu fur 81 90;
fe pereeu aud ScSen 9rpfan5 hes SreiieS IN badr
peer Srtefmarten trSenb ppbin in BEN 9erstntStsu
Staateu, Gauoba cher europa fret ~auscianrt ron
p. NeuStaedter & Co. Box 2416. New York City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-02
IN JUDICIAL CIRCLES.
A Short Session of the Third
District Courts
COURT AT OGDEN AND PROVO
The Larceny Case In the Police Court
Raymond Discharged and Smith
Given Six Months.

After short session yesterday, dur
ing which the following business was
disposed of, the Third District Court
adjourned until Wednesday, November
7th, at 10 am. Judge Foreman will
sit in chambers to-day, and hear the
remainder of the arguments in the
Dickert-Meyers Sulphur Company case.
Annie E. Clawson vs.. John r. Claw
son; decree of divorce on ground of
hsbitual drunkenness.
M. II. Beardsley ct al. vs.. William 81.
Kimbsll ct al; judgment against w. H.
Kimball for 81 200 damages for non
fuldllment of contract. From the evil
dence adduced it appeared that William
81. Kimball agreed to sell to Mr..
Beardsley or his agent certain piece
of property in which, as an heir, he
was interested. The other heirs, how
ever, refused to comply with the ar
engagements made, alleging that w. II.
had no authority to make any such an
agreement. These facts being proven
yesterday, the case was dismissed as to
the other defendants, and Judgment
given fer the amount claimed against
the defendant named.
r. G. Chambers VS.. George E. Chsnd-
Ter; referred to ex-Judge Zane to try
and report findings,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-02
In the Police Court.

The following matters were taken up
in the Police Court yesterday:
Milo J. Reese, charged with commit =
ting a nuisance, pleaded not guilty.
Alter two or three witnesses had been
examined the case was continued until
to-day at pm.
The larceny case against F. F. Ray
mond, mentioned in yesterdays
HERALD, was again taken up, Several
more witnesses were examined and the
case was argued at some length and
submitted to the court. Raymond was
adludged not guilty, the reason being
that the only witnesses who testified
against him were accomplices in the
crime charged.
The two cases of petit larceny rgainst
Jefferson Smith, the man who was ar
rested in connection with Raymond,
were then taken up and defendant
pleaded guilty to both charges and was
sentenced to ninety days imprison-
ment on each, term Of six months in
all
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-02

gave him the first error he has made in
the eleven games.
BALDWIN was the main stay of the
Chicagoes in the League contest, but
his skill went for naught yesterday.
SPALDING took away about $3.50 of our
good money. The statement that he
was guaranteed 81, 900 was an error.
Mrs. HELEN DAUvRAY WARD was
called back east yesterday morning on
some legal business, but will Join the
party in San Francisco later on.
Mr.. SPALD1NG telegraphed to
the Baldwin Theatre ordering five
boxes reserved at the Corsair perform
ance tomorrow evening for his combi-
nation.
SCARFF and Sells, who manipulated
the tournament, would have made
big thing out of it with good weather.
AS it is they are only slightly ahead, if
theJ are that.
MANY of the players left orders to
have THE HERALD of to-day forwarded
to San Francisco-very handsomely
stating that it was the brightest and
llveliest paper they had found in the
west.
WILLIAMSON has an elegant gold
medal set with diamonds, which he won
in long distance throwing match. He
made 133 yards inches. It Is said,
however. that Crane goes him a few
feet better.
ANsoN is great stickler for propriety
on the grounds. A half drunken youth
inclined to be profane was awed by the
giants saying Here young man close
that mouth of yours-there are ladies
in the stand"
A CANVASS by q HERALD man among
the twenty-three players reveal the fact
that each and every one of them was a
Cleveland man-if there was Republic
can in the crowd Mr.. Palmer said he
didn't know him.
The Americas would rather see An
son riled than go to a picnic. They
were in high glee yesterday, and their
leaders of S sympathy and such remarks
as: "Oh, brace your players up, An
son. and let's have good game, ""An-
son. men won't win another game on
the trip" etc., were poured on his ears
unsparingly.
FoGARTY made great point, and one
that greatly discounted Arson, by run
ming in pell nell from third, at certain
exciting juuctl Ire, and uistracting at
tention IRON another point. When
Arson had touched MIN and demanded
judgment, it turned out that he was not
a-running at ell, but had just come in
for the fun of the thing"
ANsoN said to a reporter that there
were several reasons why the scores
ran SO high in the west. One was that
the balls went good deal farther when
they were hit in this high altitude; an
other that curving ball was more
difficult in the light air. Another
player said third reason was that the
All Americas were each and individually
big sluggers. There were no weak bat
tiers among them as in the case of a
organized club.
THE finest play of the day and the
one that caused the most excitement.
was the efforts of Sullivan to steal
second from first, and Petit to steal
third from second. at one and the same
The ball was in the hands of
Earl, the catcher and he sent it to
second in not order. For a minute or
so both would.be base stealers were in
pretty hot water, but Manning let the
ball pass finally, and both runners not
only made their goals, but Petit came
in. The yell that went up rent the
atmosphere.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-02
THE DOCrOkS DO AGREE.
The Establishment of an Examin-
ing Board a Necessity.

The communication forwarded to the
City Council by tue Salt Lake Medical
Society, and published in The HERALD
of Wednesday, aroused considerable
comment in medical circles. Several
M.D.'s of both schools, not members
of the society, who were seen yesterday,
stated that they were in hearty accord
with the views expressed by the COM
mittee acting for the Medical Society,
and would cooperate heartily in any
movement looking to the elevation of
the legitimate profession and the oblit-
Grafton of the quacks infesting the city
and Territory. All agreed, too, that
the mere exaction of the license fee did
not tend to the elevation of the pro-
fession or the protection of the
public from the sharpers who are
ever ready to prey upon the ever
susceptible public. They urged further
that the present law, which imposes
upon the Mayor the duty of passing
upon the competency of applicants, is
not a good one. The law does not pro-
perly define to whom he shall issue
licenses, but merely says all applicants
for a physicians, surgeons, dentists,
occulist's, or aurist's license shall pre-
sent a diploma or OTHER evidence of
competency" ''The evidence OF COM
potency" said one of the physicians
Sc en- yesterday, lis left entirely to the
discretion of the Mayor, providing the
applicant has no diploma, and even if
he present diploma, it can scarcely be
expected that the Mayor, or anyone for
that matter outside of the profession,
has full knowledge as to whether it is
genuine or not-whether it is prize
gained by hard study and faithful work,
or one that has been purchased. as
thousands have been, from some bogus
medical college Tor IS or less.
This is all wrong and [
do not wonder that the gentle
man at the head OF the municipality
called halt and ask for some instruc-
tons from the Council as to his duties
in the matter. There is no one, be-
lieve, but who will conceds that the
appointment of an examining board
is an absolute necessity, and has been
for years. The demand fer such an
organization increases daily"
By actual count, not less than ten
new signs bearing the word DR."
have been flung to the breeze during