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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-21
PRIZE RING DOINGS

Dannie Needham and his hackers want
another fight with Dawson.
The match between Austin Gibbons and
Stanton Abbott has been declared off.
Ed Smith of Denver is in Oklahoma and
recently whipped Jack Rifle in three
rounds.
Corbett says he will abandon the ring
and go on the stage after his fight with
Sullivan.
The California Athletic club is trying to
match Martin F'laherty and Dan Hawkins
10 fight in September.
Sullivan weighs 219 pounds. Casey de-
cleres that he has not had on boxing glove
since he started to train.
Jake Kilrain either wants to fight Slavin
again or wishes to advertise his business.
He comes to the front again with talk full
of fight
Billy Murphy, the Australian feather
weight has sucn bad hands that his lighting
days are probably over. He has opened u
tailoring establishment at Sansilito, CAL
Ed Bennett of Canada and Jack Dough-
erty of Philadelphia fought six rounds near
Conuorsville, Ind. The fight was given to
Bennett on foul.
The Dixon Sicily fight has been made
The pair will meet September g. before the
Olympic club of New Orleans, tor purse
of $500 and stake of s., GOO side The
men light at lis pounds.
Corbett's colors viii be a silk United
States flag and across the bars picture of
the sun setting in the west. In one corner
will be Erin's harp in green and in the
other the words America Forevern
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BASEBALL GOSSIP.

Gore has been appointed captain of the
ST. Louis team.
The Reading. Pa, club has been disband-
ed, owing TO lack of support
Won der Abe has signed Third Baseman
Haigh of Allentown, Pa.
: Fred Pfeffer wants MulIane, and is dick
ering with Comiskey for him.
Cincinnati has signed Pitcher Sullivan,
late of Albany, Syracuse and Utica.
"Chippy'' AicGarr. Of the disbanded Mil
waukees has signed with Rochester.
Campau. Walsh and Japtzsu of Columbus
will finish the season in New Orleans
Milwaukee is figuring on a Wisconsin
Michigan league franchise, and is trying
for Oshkosh's place.
The eastern league has discarded the mil
lenium plan, and clubs are now free to sign
their own players.
Comiskey has signed Pitcher ]. w. Sui
livan whom Arson had in the brotherhood
year. Rettger has been released
Buck Ewing has been advised by physi-
clan TO take q rest The public doubtless
comedies with the physician.
Comiskey comes TO the front with the
prediction that Philadelphia will win the
present seasons championship and then
defeat Boston in the play of.
According 10 Manager POWERS, there lS
now in the New York team what has not
been theirs before this season-hsrmony.
1t was necessary to secure that before team
work could be expected
Jake Bsckley is field captain of the Pitts
burg team once more. He was restored to
that position by Acting President Bucken-
berger. Miller was satisfied with the
change and may be depended on TO do about
as much talking during the game as he ever
did
Here is n pointer for the prophets: In
the first league season Brooklyn, which
finished second by close shave, LED the
league in batting, run-getting and bases
on balls, and was second in sacrifice hit
ting.
Dan Coffee, jr., of San Jose, CAL, met
death in a strange way. Some time ago he
strained himself reaching for high-thrown
ball while playing baseball, aud bleeding
at The nose followed. 1t was checked but
he was attacked with frequent hemorrhages
and he finally wasted away and died.
Nash resigned the Boston captaincy be-
cause he did not relish the salary cut. He
probably also reckoned that ne could get no
more credit by winning the second cham
pionship and might lose some reputation
should Boston fall down in the second sea-
son, which seems probable.
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THEY DO.

Drs. Aansfsid and De Aonco DO make the
end and object of their lives to relieve and cure
disease.
They do perform what they gsszzss. 49,
when they agree TO cure.
riley 40 tell their patients the truth in their
offices, and tell the public the truth in the
newspapers.
They TO make the first consideration honest.
straightforward dealing, skillfnl and successful
wo:k: the second consideration the mater of
profit.
I1ey do cure their patients in the shortest
possible time, without delays or subterfuges,
for the sake OF keeping them under treatmens
month alter month, and extorting money from
them.
They do absolutely and entirely cure mot
temporarily rehe7e) the diseases in their
specialties.
They do demonstrate by their success tho
uselessress OF the severe old fashioned
methods OF local treatment for cstarrh, and
they have awakened chorus of imIts.ors by
their successful crusade in the newspapers
against such pethods.
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Castillo Springs, and speaks in the highest
praise of the resort and the entertainment
MRS. f. NJ MCGiLI- Mrs. H Anderson Miss
g. Magiil. Miss H. LAWYER of Clinton. Ia Miss
II. Casper OF Salem, Ind. and Miss Mcintosh OF
Indianapolis are a party OF Knights Templar
tourists stopping at the Walker,
W. II. TRowBRIDGE, a prominent member OF
the K OF P. of Helena, Mon, and president OF
the Typographical union at that place. accom-
panied by his wife, is wishing in Salt Lake, on
the return trip from Colorado. Mr.. Trowbridge
asserts that Salt Lake is the handsomest city
ne has seen on the trip.
PARTY OF Pittsburg tourists enjoying the
Inequalities of the Knutsford is made up OF
the following: W. II. Brown and wife, Ed
Brown, Mrs. Laura Brown. A. V. Holmes and
wife, Mrs. George H. Brown. John F. Davitt
and wife, Joseph Price and wife, Mrs D F.
Dean and sister. and r. NJ. Holland and wife.
THE Knutsford is entertainingsthe following
parry OF New Workers.: Hon. orge w.
Brunell and wife. w. NJ. Geory Keene. S. NJ.
Merrill Mrs. n. r. White. Miss II. +. White,
Mrs. Z. p. Putnam. Mrs. Lydia j. Pickman,
Mrs. ID. NJ. Mcfarland, F. K. Dyer and wife.
Richard W. Johnson, J. w. Cahiniss, DR.. H. C..
Clapp and wife. jerome Craig and wife, Mrs E.
Cleveland, Edwin G. Ward and Henry c. Lyon
HAVE your watch repaired by j. II. Leyson
Co.. 12S Main street
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Drs. Mansfield and De Monco don't make the
end and object OF their lives to extort money
from patients
7hey don't by excuses, persuasions and
promises, keep them under treatment month
after month. without benefit or cure.
They don't deceive and dslude helpless in
valids by bolstering them up with temporary
stimulants and tonics
They don't merclessly trade and speculate on
the fear of death and the patients longing for
life by promising to cure incurable diseases.
They don't print as cured in the newspapers
patients whose names are to be found the next
month inscribed on the tomostones in the
cemeteries
They don't distort the interviews in these
columns SO as to represent patients as being
something which they are not or saying
something they haven't said.
Thy don't ruin forever the delicate membrane
lining OF the throat and nose by ssnseisss and
segere methods Of local treatment.
they son't by false guarantees OF cure in
three or four moths delude patients into con-
tinu.ng under their treatment month after
mouth with the vain hope of getting relief
1hey donr take advantage of clap-trap medi-
cal sens atoms or bogus medical discoveries to
exc out q slender income from death-bed
practice.
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ton, who is now here, calls Sullivan, likes
70 be master of the situation, but he found
that ne could not whip old ocean.
Phli Casey Is holding Suliivah rigidiy at
his presenf weight. eos ronnd
scoRBErT's CONDITION.
AsHBgk1 Sam, Aug. 2g.-- , N Corhett
Hss visited Ashbury Park for Ia. cat time
before be goes south. From now ~. 1t will
be biz every minute OF the time.n
so spoke Billy Delaney. Corbetra
trainer, this morning. The California boy
was hard st it today. He wreBrled, pulled.
clinched and broke away from big McVay
Tor half an hour and then went in for
punching the bag. Corbett has abandoned
his runs TO Long Branch ana sprints daily
on the Athletic grounds. DAILY says that
he wishes the fight was to come of tomor
row, for Jim is in perfect shape and there
is no danger OF his going stale.
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SULLlyAN'S LAMENESS.
he Ia, Entirely Recovered from it and Is
Prepared TO Make ANY Kind of Fight.

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-John L. Sullivan
has quite recovered from his lalneness,
caused by the blister on his heel from g
new pair of running shoes, and a sore toe.
caused by his poisoning a mosquito bite by
scratching it. He is now down to POS
POUNDS, and expects TO be able to enter the
ring at sl8 pounds. He Is feeling good and
confident of winning an easy victory, for
he says he does not intend to waste his
strength chasing Corhett around the ring,
ii he attempts to adopt the Charley Nit
chell sDrinting tactics.
He is fully prepared for the emergency,
and can make long fight or a short one.
just as the case may call for, and be will be
governed entirely by the style of lighting
Coroett adopts. II be stands right up and
tights like man, Sullivantpredicts q short
bEslle- but If be atsssasts shifty busiRs79
Jonn l. win be fully prepared TO stay there
all night if necessary.
The train which viii convey the Corbett
party viii leave the Pennsylvania railroad
depot at 80 pm, Sept. l, via Richmond
and DanvIlle Piedmont airline, making
he trip in thirty nine hours.
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YESTERDAYS BAsrBALL GAMES.
AT c.ScIxSATI.

At CINCINNATI.
Perfect fielding and two three bageers
shut the PhiIlies out
Cincinnati, 5; Philadelphia, 0. Batter
ies-Dwyer Mahoney; weighing, Cross.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Tho Senators made their only runs Ia the
ninth on errors. Killen was strong, but
his support poor.
Louisville, 4; Washington, 2. Batteries
-Stratton. Merritt; Killen, Mcclure
At CHICAGO.
Miller held Brooklyn down til the
sighth, when they scored.
Chicago, s.; Brooklyn. 8. Batteries
Miller, Klttridge; Kennedy, Kinslow.
AT PITTsBURG.
Boston couldn't hit Baldwin.
Pittsburg, s; Boston, /. Batteries
Baldwin, Miller; Nichols, CAMEL
Ar CLEVELAND.
ia the first game Crane was very ef-
fective In the second both pitchers did
splendid work, but an unlucky error by
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The Saratoga Races.

sARATocA. Aug. 2o.-Seven furlonEs-
Gtrashmeath won, Kimberly second, Mas
terson third. Time-1 PSI.
The Kentucky stakes. six furlongs-Mar-
grerite won, Governor Foraker second.
Mirage third. Tine-1 :159x.
Ors and one-fourth mlles-Cupbeare
won, Rhono second, Rico third. Time
A:l0L.
Congress Hall stakes, ono and one-eighth
Fniies-Lcwlander won, DIR. Hasbrouck
aecond, Saun terer third. Time-1 49,
Six and one-hsif furIongs-Helen Rose
won, Khaftan second, Gladiator third.
Time pm.
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Catarrn OF the Head,
Throat and Stomach !!

A case of sixteen years standing conquered at
the Copeland Medical Institute.
For sixteen years 1 have suffered vita ca
tarTh and all the annoying symptoms of the
disease seemed TO be present. SAID Mr.. A. G.
Black to the reporter.
Mr. Black is a weil-known gentleman in Salt
Lake CITY, and is one OF the firm OF Jay & Slack
contractors and builders and resides at GA $
Fifth East street, this city. and Will be glad to
have any one stIer Nc from catarrh. call on
him and earn what he has to say in regard to
his case.
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closing Day of Twin CITY Races.

ST.. Paul. Aug 2O.-The close Of the
Twia City Jockey club races at Hamliu
was the most successful ever held here,
The conditions were fine.
Six furlongs-Al Farrow won, Alice D
second, ridget third. Time-l;1S.
Aiiie-Kilcare won. Alice d second, Crab
Cider third. Time-1:43.
Free handicap, mile and one sixteenth
Ray s won, Sir Walter Raleigh second,
Innocence third. Tims-1:4S15.
Five turlongs Coda won, Eliza L.
second, Tom Kelly third. Time-1:0315
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Lyons on a sharp hit gave Cleveland the
winning rnn.
Cleveland, 4; New York, 6. Batteries
Young, thinner; Crane, Ewing.
Second game--Gleveland. 3; New York,
2. Batteries-Cuppy, thinner; King, Ew-
Ing.
AT ST. LOUIS.
Gleason polished off the Orients in his
Usual effective style
St. Louis, s; Baltimore. A. Batteries
Gleason, Buckley: Vlckery, Robinson.
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DYNAMITE DISCOVERED

In the Custom Pouss at la Paz-State Of
Siege Declared
New YORK, Aug 2O-The Herald's Val
paraiso special says: News from Bolivia
reports the discovery of seyeral cases of
dynamite cartridges and ammunition in the
custom house at La Paz. The discovery
created intense excitement and President
Baptista issued proclamation stating that
it was deemed necessary to declare the
whole republic in a state of siege and con-
tinue the same, as the government was
fully aware OF Camachoe's intended revo-
lutionary movement. A very uneasy feel
ing exists throughout the entire republic
and there are many partisans of Ca abho
at Coroccoco, Ambranco and La Paz
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EAKNED HIS DINNER.

'sY ou see. num-" said the tramp, II do
seitsn desire to appease my own sordid
hunger. But | wished to demonstrate,
mum, that that woman next door was in
error. | told ner That Knew she mlsiudged
YOU when size said you wuz tattling old
hen, That your eyes crossed each other at
righ. angles ana mat you were so stingy
you Charged your naby for its board.'
Then Inc taamp sal down at the dining
room laDle wnlle the hostess ran out to the
slore ana ordered everything edible in the
place TOR him.-Cflicago Ne,Us.
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MONMOUTH PAX, Aug. 20.-The track
VAS in fne condition.
Mile and xteenth--Kilkenny won,
Plckpocket second, Russell third. Time
1855.
six Observation-Disclosures L won, Eagle
Bird second, Lustre tnird. fime-l:l5.
Mile and one-half-Choicesta won,
Lamplighter second, Asera third. Time
49,
Mile and one qnsrter-Reginala won,
Extra second, Incigco third. No time
given.
seven furlongs-EstelIe won, Limrock
second, lalia third. Time :2515.
Five and one half furlOngs-All Ablaze
won, Fcxford second, Bordeaux third.
I1me-l :OoM.
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Ynn BE.
You Be
Little drops OF whisky.
Little chunks of ice,
With q dash of bitters,
Make a man feel nice.
-T. 4. Oh,
A STATUE OF BUDDnA.

One Of the large marble statues of
Buudha in the loan exhibition shortly to
be opened in the museum of the university
has an interesting history. 1t was Obtained
in the east by DR.. Charles Huffnagle at the
time OF some uprising, it ia said the Indian
muiiny. and bears The marks of bullets,
which have broken the hand and part OF
the arm. After Deing exhibited in Mem
orial hall it was sod at auction with the re-
mander of DR.. hufnagles collection in
PAiadeiphia. IL now tnds permanent
adding place. where it was identified by
the bullet marks as the his -orical statue :
fhilade ph;u Ledger.
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sLEEr ING In LlGH Ed ROOMS.

Among the most pernicious habits of
fooishly tender mothers is that OF keeping
a light in The room in which little children
are supposed to be trying to 60 to sleep Tor
the night. 1t IL true that there may be
now and then an abnormalsy timld or nerv-
Gus child, or wnom q lignt at sucn time
is necessity, but the vast majority Of in
fauts are realty accustomed 10 going to
sleep in the dark, and the habit once
formed need not be broken over, unless ill
ness intervenes to overthrow all rules and
routine EI.
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THEATRICAL NOTE.

A countryman and his bride applied al
the box Office for tickets.
Orchestra chairs, psrquette or family
circleln asked the ticket seller.
'Which'll it be Marier?" said the groom
WELL" she replied with blush, "bein'
as how we're married now, p'r'sps it
would be proper to sit in the family circle -
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TIE mANIrou DINING ROOMS.

Mrs. b. B. Nesbitt, proprietress Open to
the general pubic. Old patrons and new
made welcome. Prepared to serve theatre
per month S32. 80; per week $3.50. Sunday
dinners q specially. Merchants luncheon
Saturday.
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CRUELTY TO PRISONERS.
Cruel Treatment Of Prisoners at Boi.e Com
plained OF

WASHINGTON. Aug. pa letter received
the department of justice todayfrom j. w.
Hacks, general secretary Of the Knights
Of Labor, complaining of the alleged in
human treatment of United States
prisoners at Boise, Idaho, now awaiting
trial on the recent riots In the Coeur d.
Alene mining districts. He says that a
prisoner named Peter Green has been a
particular victim OF cruelty at the hands
of the United States marshal Acting AT
torney General Aldrach replied tohir Hacks
this afternoon saying the matter will be In
vestigated at once. He also autographed to
Mr.. Crosswaiie OF the examiner DEPART
mert at once, alsoNto see that no cruelty or
abuses were practiced on any United States
prisoners there.
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THEY DON'T.

A FEW POINTED AND TIMELY REMARKs-THEY
CANNOT BE SPOKEN UNLESS FROM coSvlc-
TON SOME so-cALLED SPECIALISTS rur
cArARRH TO sLEEp-DRs MANSFIELD AND
DE MoNco CURE
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A GDOD exAMPLF.
)ominie-Ncw, boys. what is the mean

Dominie-Now, boys. what is the mean
ing OF the WORD ''ubiQuitouss"
F'orty-six tongues are painfully silent
Dcmiuie-Dear me, what ignorance.
III Dlqultous'' means existing every
where" And now can you give me an in
stance Of something that is upiquitons2
Chorus Of fcrty-six tongues (wniie forty
six arms are simultaneously uplifted) =
Yes, sir; .Ta-ra ra- boom SAY" sir Fun.
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HELENA, Mon, Aug. 20.-The meeting
closed today. A heavy rain fell during
the latter half of the races.
Trotting, free for all = klamath took
three straight heats, Florida second, Tnora-
less third, Sister Y fourth. Best time
2:2l.
Five-eighLhs Of mile-Zera won, Little
Ice second, The Jew third. Time-1 :06s[
tana second, Diavolo third. Time-2:l3.
Three eighths OF mile-Flora won.
Mike Brown second, Later On third. Time
49,
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FELL SHORT OF THE MARK.
Nancy Hanks Fails t, Peat Her Own Record
Jay Eye see Faces in 2:os 81.

Nancy Hanks Fails t. Peat Her Own Record
Jay Eye see Faces in 2:0S 81.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Nsncy Hanks was
sent today against her own record Of 2:071
made last Wednesday, and fell short OF the
mark. and she trotted true, game mile,
out could do DO better than 2:0915; the
siue by quarters being :32sz, l.0514, 2:39,
::091s Her failure to beat the record was
cissapoint ment, though the feeling is
general that two such miles in one week.
as Nancy made on "Wednesday Is too much
10 expect of any horse Doble expressed
himself confident that the mare could lower
her record. The track was rs fast as the
most xacing could wish. but the day was
loo cool and the breeze TOO strong.
The feature OF the last day of the meet
inr. besides Nancy Hanks, was pacing Jay
Eye see against his own trctting record OF
2.le. lie went around The track in 2:0o5<,
zee time by quarters being 321S, 1:04S{,
l .S914. 2.0S5z. Had the same conditions
lrevjhled as on Wednesday, the chances
arc that Jay Eye See would have come
perilously near the marx of 2:0514, set by
Hal Pointer TWO days ago.
SUMMARIZES.
Free for all trot-Wilkes Ward took
inree straight heats. Gift second, Oneer
tnrd. Alhel B fourth. Best time :2416.
IA pzce-E4ying Jib took three straight
heats, Major second. Wonder third. Merry
Chime fourth. Rupee fifth. Best time
2.Il.
Mile dash. 2 % trotting class-Reina won,
Happy Medium second, Thalia third, Won
der fourth. Time-2:205z.
Mile dash, 20 pace cless-Atlantick King
won, Walter Wilton second, Prince L
third. Roadmaster fourth. Time-2:lS15.
Free TOR all trot-Alvin Jack won, PICK
panis second. Via Il third. Best time
y:l3i4-
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already deposited his money. my unfortun-
ate client took nothing but his life
Judge--Well, that's all the law proposes
to take from your client. Next Friday /
set for the execution.
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international Railway CONGRESS.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug 20. The inter
national railway congress opened its ses-
sion here today. Minister Witlee de-
livered an address.
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FROM THk GERMAN.

Judge-As far as can see there are no
mitigating circumstances in favor of
your client.
Counsel for the Prisoner-No mitigating
circumstances Your honor must have
forgotten that the murdered man having
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Papa-well, Tommy, and how did You

like 1t.
Tommy. who has been taken to church
fer the first time Very much, indeed.
Every one had to keep very quiet, but one
man stood up and talked the whole time.
and at last we al had to get up and sing to
keep him quiet. Pick nc Up.
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WALKER HOIIsr.

Salt Lake city, Utah. American and Euro
pean plan. Rates 81 and So per day.
BEoHToL &sSANDs, Props. Hotel Dept.
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When Axtell, 2:12, was measured for his
new sulky he scaled 1881 hands in height
The wagon" in question, which he Is to
pull in his races against Allerton, weighs
forty-f0ur pounds.
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Remember Jack Frosts reception at St.
MARKS hall Aug. "a and % by the ladies Of
the St. Marks guild.
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Won the Canada swimming Champponship

MONTREAL, Aug. 20.-Arthur kenney,
the Australian swimmer. won the 10O-yard
championship of Canada this afternoon in
rough water. be also broke the American
record of 1:15, by swimming the distance
In I.lI5<