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The herald., 1895-12-22
Butte KickerS Mourn for Their
Departed Shekels
THEY ARE NICE LITTLE BOYS
And Have Not Learned to Play in the
Mud
Next Friday Set for Hearing Of Defender Mat
ters-Eastern Bicycles Carried In
Trunks-Sporting Notes

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21.-The Butte
football team, which travelled to San Fran
cisco to win glory and dollars, went down
before the Reliance Athletic club team to-
day by a score of 10 to 4. Twenty-four
hours rain made the grounds field OF
mud and water, and the heavy men from
Butte were greatly handicapped thereby.
They had never played on a muddy field
before, and they slipped and floundered on
the Shiny ground, while the lighter Re
lance men, accustomed to the surround
ings, were not seriously incommoded
Several times when Butte had the ball
dangerously near Reliance's goal fumbles
deprived them of a chance to score. ellis
of Butte made the star play of the day and
the best run ever seen Oh the Pacific coast
The herald., 1895-12-22
A PIANO RECITAL
The Last Of the Artists Series Given Yesterday
Afternoon

The Last Of the Artists Series Given Yesterday
Afternoon
The last of the charming series of artist
and pupil concerts was given yesterday
afternoon at the Southern California Music
hall. A large audience quite filed the
comfortable hall and listened to the excel
lent performance.
Carlyle Peterslea was the only perform.
err, and he rendered in mastery manner
the last five sonatas of Beethoven. Such
feat is rarely attempted at one concert.
The five themes of the works we're handled
i'm muscianly manner, each sonata receiv-
ing distinctly different treatment and
Interpretation. The full program was as
follows:
Senate Op 1Ol Allegretto, ma non troppo;
vivace ALA marcia; adagio, ma non troppo,
con ffetto; allegro.
Senate. Op. 100. Allegro: scherzo; assai
vivace; presto; adagio sossenuto largo; allie
gro risoluto.
Senate, Op 100 Vvace ma non troppo;
prestissimo: andante, mnlto cantabile; var.
Senate, Op. ITO. Moderate cantabile; motto
The herald., 1895-12-22

line for touch down. No goal was kicked
and the score was was 10 TO 0. Then
ellis made his beautiful run, and Butte's
only points were made after that.
The Montana men played with desper-
alton, but time was called with the ball in
Reliance territory, and the game was
over.
There was considerable rough playing
and several men on each side we're dis.
abled. Butte suffered the most in that
respect, as the men did not seem to be in
good condition. A large amount of money
changed hands on the game, as the Mon
tana men brought with them plenty of coin
and bet il freely.
DUNRAvEN's CHARGES.
New YORK, Dec. 21.-The investigation
by the New York's Yacht Clubs committee
into the charges made by Lord Dunraven
has been postponed to Friday, December
9th at $50 p. m. A conference, was,
however, held between Commodore Ed
ward N. Bown, Secretary j. VS.. Oddie
and A. Case Garfield for the pur-
pose of preparing for the reception of Lord
Dunraven and considering the official re-
port of the Americas cup committee.
They met in the model room of the New
York Yacht club. Latham A. Fish met
John B. HerreschoH of Bristol at the Hotel
Walsdorf and had a long talk with him
about the same matter. capt. HerreScnOff
would not give the particulars of the inter-
view but said: "All care to say at pres
emit is that while Mr.. Iselin may have been
little emphatic in his remarks about
Dunraven, it is altogether probable that
any other American yachtsman would
have expressed himself in just as strong
terms had he been accused in the same
way.
wHEELMEN's VICTORY.
Curc.co nac Of -The hicvCIo man
have scored one on the railroads since the
latter declared they would no longer check
bicycles Or carry them without charge. The
wheelmen have taken to packing their
wheels in trunks and then checking their
trunks, WHICH the roads are compelled to
carry IS ordinary baggage. Several of the
roads asked Chairman Caldwell to rule on
the matter, and pointed out to him the diff
ficulty of determining what was in the
The herald., 1895-12-22
PERSONALS

f. Kerkow has returned from an ex-
tended Eastern trip, in which he visited
the principal cities of the country.
H. S. Tuttle, manager of the Sunset
Telephone company's office at Santa Bar
bara, is in the city with his bride
s. B. Menasco with Haas Baruch G Co.
is at the Green Head Duck club shooting
grounds below Santa Ana. He will return
tomorrow.
The Rev. DR.. Wild of Canada has left
the Westminster hotel for the present tc
spend a few days with the Rev. John N
Elliott, Presbyterian minister at Ell Monte
Senator U. A. Freez of Phoenix, A. T., is
in the city and will remain with his family
to spend the holidays. The senator is the
guest of his old friend Colonel Robert Kern
He is the gentleman who hung up a
$4,000 purse to have the Corbett-Fitzsim-
mons fight pulled off at Phoenix.
The herald., 1895-12-22
THE SYRACUSE QUINT

There was only one person injured by
the wreck, and that was the railway mail
clerk, who was generally battered in his
car and had his shoulder blade dslocated.
The two sleeping cars and the dining car
left the track, the accident being caused
by a breaking of rail. The train was
delayed some hours.
The reports received by the railroad Off
cials here as to the facts of the wreck were
very mengre. They were sent by A. G..
Wells, the division superintendent of the
Atlantic and Pacific. 1t is understood that
the express matter on the train was not
damaged. There was an unusually large
volume of it, owing to the holidays.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
The Santa Fe flyer, which left this city at
p. IN. on Friday, destined for Chica-
go, was wrecked two miles west of New
berry station, in the desert, not far from
Daggett.
At the point where the accident occurred
the ground is level and unbroken. But for
this fact the consequences might be and in
all probability would be more serious. The
engine and tender passed over a broken
or a spreading rail, but the mail, express,
chair and dining car left the track. Con-
siderable damage was done to express
matter, but the mails, unusually heavy at
the commencement of the holiday season,
were found afterwards to be intact.
Postal Clerk Frank w. Sholts, who was
on the wrecked train, returned to this
city by train No. L. He stated
that his first intimation of the trouble
was when he was thrown violently against
the mail rack, by which he received, in
addition to serious bruises, two broken
ribs. Wells, Fargo & Company's express
messenger, Larrie Kohler, was fastened
down by heavy packages and had to be ex.
treated and carried from the car. He,
despite his injuries, continued east to
Albuuueruue,
The herald., 1895-12-22

The ball was within ten yards Of Butte's
goal when it was passed to ellis. He
slipped around the end, and without aid
from his fellow players got past the Re-
lance tackles. He lodged and squirmed
through the Reliance line, and with clear
field in front of him sped down the field
and scored touchdown. That was all
that Butte scored, as no goal was kicked.
Reliance won because of surer handling
of the ball, and better team work. The in
reference was fine, and heavy gains were
made around the ends. Butte vainly
bucked the center, and though consider
able ground was gained in that manner.
the ball was always fumbled at critical
times. ellis was sent around the ends
two or three times, always for good gains.
but the Butte interference was poor and
he had to do the work alone.
Reliance got the kick off, and scored a
touch down in fifteen minutes; goal was
kicked, making the score 9 to .. No more
points were made during the first half. In
the second half, with the ball fifteen yards
from Butte's goal, Oliver, of Reliance, got
the ball on tumble and dashed across the
The herald., 1895-12-22
Catarrh Of the Kidneys.

DO your hands and feet swell?
IL this moro noticeable in the morninesI
A. they cold and clammy?
IL there pain in small of back7
IL the urine dark and cloudy?
Does a deposit form when left standing7
Is there desire 20 get up at night?
Do you soc ppots floating before tho eyesf
Arc tho eyes dull and staring?
Is there bad taste In the MOUTH
Have you pain top of head2
IL your hair getting Rray2
If so. Is II silvery white?
is the akin dry and harsh?
is tho has< dry and brittle?
Ia there nausea after eating?
Has the perspir alton a bad odori
IL there pufhness under the eyes1
Are<here dark rings around the eyesf
il tho skin pale and dry?
Ras the skin waxy look?
Do you see upplsa sant things while asleep
Have you chilly feelings down the baok7
Do the joints pain and aohe2
Do the legs feel too heavy?
The herald., 1895-12-22
The Dream Of Fair Women,

The women OF California are the most
beautiful on earth. This 10 conosded BY
connoisseurs OF feminine love sosa Tho
breeSes dover our women with fair faces,
Hssoine forms, sparkling eyos and q glorious
coronel OF hair. But as there 10 NO rosa
without thorns. no sunshine without shad-
ows, the dry Dir of this section readers wom-
AMI kind peculiarly susceptible to CATARnH.
80 IL 10 we have SO many beautiful women
sidious disease not only poison the brenth,
but gradually destroys the complexion, take
tho sparkle from the eye OF beauty. and the
contours of form, to unxraoeful and uneain-
ly angles. No flower bloomed in Edep
deter than tho breath of q benutlsnl
woman in the flush OF health DR.. A. ].
SHUtkS makes women healthy again BY
graduating chat offensive ensmy Of Beauty
Cstarrh. Dr.. A. j. ShOkES hiss maze a
lifetime study of this all prevailing disease,
and hundreds Of happy women can testify
HE CUBES CATAnRH.
The herald., 1895-12-22

after the Coronado track, which is the fast
est in the country. secured the track
through superior management. and Glee-
son has made the best of bad bargain
and has settled down in Santa Monica with
his men, only to wait until the Syracuse
racing team finishes their record trials, and
in tbs spring will no doubt attempt to sur
pass them.
There have been many thousand dollars
spent upon the racing teams now on the
coast, and 1t is but natural that the Stearns
people in their chagrin should use the
press in spreading broadcast this state
ment. ID. II. SHARPER.
1t would be quite in order for dad
Gleezin to answer this letter, AS 1t seems
particularly directed against him. The
columns of THE HERALD are open to him
for any statement that he wishes to make.
The herald., 1895-12-22

builders art, weighs but 20 pounds,
geared to 100 inches, and has already
been ridden a mile on the Denver track
by the famous Denver quad team, con-
sisting of Conniar, Stone, Smith and
Swanbrough, in l AT, the worlds record:
These twin quads are the first pair OF
similar machines ever manufactured and
owned by any one cycle factory in Amer
lea, and they were constructed at an ex-
pense of $11O0 each, after the special de-
sign of Mr.. J. C. Bowe, the well-known
young president of the. Syracuse Cycle
company. Upon completion these ma
chimes so pleased Mr.. "Billyr Herrickf
the popular manager of the famous Nor
gan and Wright racing team, that he imme-
diately drew a check for $500 in favor
of the Syracuse Cycle company in pay
ment for machine of similar design,
which was delivered two months later and
afterwards used in pacing the Morgan and
Wright cracks to their worlds records.
But the arrival at Coronado on Friday o.
the beautiful and novel fve-seater, com,
monty called quint, which is to be used
in pacing Hamilton and his fellow cracks
The herald., 1895-12-22
Slaughter Of the Innocents.

Parents regard their children as more
precious than the apple Of their eyA Why
the early stages OF Casarrh. .thnt insiaious
and offensive monater of disease that ie
slowly but surely sappine away their young
lives? Why will fathers and mothers Al
idly by and stir no hand to save the little
ones from life of mia eSy, disgust and suf-
FERN soc their plump and rosy forms be-
gr ave, as the catarrhal blight gradually do
yelops into consumpsann2 Bring che chill
dren to SEQ DR.. A. ]. hAORAS, and ho Will
strong men and beautiful wonen-a credit
to thoir race, cherishfng an added sense Of
gr altitude to their parents for their timely
forethought. DR.. A. J. SHORES makes 3
special Of treating children suffering vita
Catarrh, HE CURES THEN.
The herald., 1895-12-22
The Quads and Quint Now a
Coronado Beach
A MACHINE FOR FIVE RIDERS
The First Five Scatter to Come to the
Pacific Coast
The Record Breakers at San Diego are Rapid
iy 0etting Into Condition for Their
Trials Against Time
special Correspondence OF The Herald.

Special Correspondence of The Herald.
CORONADO, Dec. 21.-Though the
terms ''record breakers" and spacing
machines have become 80 common
of late in Southern California, it is
more than probable that but few people
realize the cost to the manufacturer of BIZ
cycles of the magnificent pieces of mechan-
ism used in pacing the cracks to the at
tainment Of the coveted marks against old
Father Time. The cuts are a likeness of
the pair of twin bankruptcies now being
used upon the famous mile track at Coro-
nado by Dave Sbafer and his band of
'braves'' of the Syracuse tribe In their
training and conditioning to pitch which
will enable them to try for all existing rec
ords from one quarter to fifty miles.
This machine Is marvel of the cycle
The herald., 1895-12-22
1t Hurts Your Business.

The merchant, professional and business
man VINO Is afflicted with bad catArrh
People do NOT relish converting with mar
who exhales odors that are ,uggsstavo Of
tho fouineas of the osarnol house. or the
emuvta OF sewer. Why not como and 800
Dr. A. J. SAUERs, and an CURED q that
offensive Catarrh? 10 will only cost ron Is
par month, and oil medicines agd inAnlsss
turninhed free. Sep Or. A. J. oHORKb and
increase your business BY kcerinE your
customers.
The herald., 1895-12-22
Mystery and Whiskers.

Tho freaks and eharlatans Of nntiouiey
find their prototypes today In medical pre-.
tel ders who deceive tho sick and suffsrinR.
and whose sole reliance 10 on old fogy meth
aud with long whiskers o, ON ACCESSORY.
These deoeivers stand In the same relation
to she true physician as did Hermes. Cor
real men Of science in days Of old. DR.. A. j.
SHORRS-equipped as no lie with ripe expe-
rience, invested with tho teachings Of reg
life time spent in the study Of Casarrh In all
it's complicated phases, started foremost in
the treatment of this offensive human all,
ment. His methods are simple, his dag
noses are accurate. aud his treatnent
CURES CATARRH. 1t you are q sufferer
from CATARRH come and see DR.. A. ].
SHORhS. He will not mystify you. but what
Ia infinitely better HE WILL CURB YOU.
The herald., 1895-12-22
Catarrh Of the Stomach.

Is there nausea7
Arc you eostive?
Is there vomitinR2
Do you besch up gas
Are you liz ht- headed7
IL your tongue coated3
Have you water brash2
Do you hawk and spit?
Is there pain after eatin@f
Arc you nervous and weakf
Do you have sick hoadaches7
Do you bloat up after eating:
IL there disgust for breakfast?
Have you distress after eating?
Is your throat Allied with slime?
Do you at tames have diarrhoea?
is there rush of God 60 the head7
il there constant bad taato In MOUTH
Is shsre 9pAwins sensation In stornach?
Do you feel as If you had lend in stomach?
When you got Mp suddenly are you dizzy?
Do You beloh up material chat burns throat
Whom stomach Is full do you feel oppresssda
The herald., 1895-12-22
The Jonathan Club

The Jonathan club held reunion at it's
quarters on South Spring street yesterday
evening. After the regular business meet
ing, the time was given up to pleasure. No
regular program was followed, but the
gifted singers and storytellers, of whom
there are many in the club, united their
efforts to make the occasion one of en-
joyment for all. The gentlemen of the
Frawley company came in after the the
alter and added their wit and merriment to
the evenings fun. High jinks prevailed
until late hour, and the actors who have
made SO many friends in this city were
given royal farewell.
The herald., 1895-12-22
A Notable Wedding

LONDON. Dec. q Mrs. John Ferris of
Philadelphia, relative of President Mon
roe, is to be married on Monday at the
Catholic Church of the Assumption, this
city, to e. j. Bralatour, ex-secretary of
the Paris legation. Mr.. Thomas +. Bav-
ard, the United Statss ambassador, is {,
give the bride away, and many prom
nent Americans will be present at the
cQranOOv
The herald., 1895-12-22

Have you pain around the loins9
Do you have gurgling in bowels?
Do you have rumblinG in Sowels?
Is Their Q throbhing in tho stomach?
Do you have sense of heat in bowelsf
Do you suffer from pains In temples?
Do you have paIpitasion of the hearth
10 there geaer al feeling of lassitude?
Do these feelings affect your memory7
The herald., 1895-12-22
Institute of Applied Christianity

Is the Laborer Entitled to the Product of
His Toll? is the subject which will be
discussed at the meeting of the institute of
Applied Christianity in Simpson tabernacle
next Tuesday evening. Louis K. Webb
will read the principal paper after which
the discussion will be thrown open for gen.
eral discussion. There will be O short
business meeting of the institute at z 80,
to be followed at 8 o'clock by the address
of Mr.. Webb.
The herald., 1895-12-22
An ENJOYABLE Ball

The BARRIERS and walters gave their first
annual ball last night at Turner hall.
There was fair attendance and the crowd
enjoyed the dance. An entertainment was
announced to have preceded the dance,
but owing to the sickness of several of the
prospective participants it was given up.
The herald., 1895-12-22

There is funny man in Detroit. He
writes mirth provoking paragraphs for a
certain newspaper, and the readers of that
same newspaper enjoy the mans para.
graphs. Fun is all right as far as it goes.
But usually it does not 60 far enough.
Pleasure is better for the constitution |;
goes further and lasts longer. Speaking of
pleasure, a good dinner comes to mind
tirst-next stove to cook it on. The
famous Glenwood Range beats them all.
Cheapest for fuel, best to last, and turns
out all kinds of cooking quicker and more
satisfactory than any other stove ever
made. W. c. Furrey a. Co., the old and re.
liable hardware dealers, 159 to 1876 North
Spring streets, are the sole agents. Better
go and talk with them before you buy a
stove.
The herald., 1895-12-22
Bicycle Records Broken

DENVER. COL, Dec. 2I.-A. B. Hughes
and N. A. Pippin made two new world g
class A tandem, flying start, records to-
day: Half mile 50 2-5 seconds; former
record 100. Two-thirds of mile.
l :2l As, no former record.
The herald., 1895-12-22

Frank Bartlett Post, G. A. r., rendered
q reception last night to the Frank Bartlett
Moman's relief corps at Mcdonald hall.
The annual inspection was held in the
early part of the evening, preceding the in
spection.
The herald., 1895-12-22
Catarrh Of the Ears.

is your hearing failing?
DO your eyes discharged
Are the ears dry and sc1y?
Do tho cara itch and burn?
Is tho wax dry in the ears?
is there throbbing in tine earsi
Are you gradually get ing deaf?
IL lave you pain behind the ears?
Us there a buxzinR sound heard2
DO you havo r1ngi ng IN the ears'
Are there cracking sounds heard?
Us your hearing bad cloudy days?
DO you have earaohe occasionally?
ATo there sounds like steam cscnpin97
Do you constantly hear noises in the ears?
Do your ears hurt when you blow your nose
Is there a roaring like waterfall in head ?
Do you hear be ter some days than othcrs ?
Do the noses in the ears keep you awake
w hen you blow your nose do tho ears crae k
Is your hearing orse when you have q cold ?
The herald., 1895-12-22
HeneY Con yicte 3

CARSON, New, Dec. 2l.-After being out
five hours the jury in the Hsney mint case
brought in verdict Of guilty Heney
will be sentenced Tuesday morning.
The herald., 1895-12-22
CHICAGO LIMITED WRECKED
An Accident Is Caused by the Break.
ing Of a Rail
II: Occurred Upon tho Mojave Desert Or
the Atlantic and Pacific Road
Near Ncwberry

The Chicago limited train on the Santa
Fe that left Los Angeles at p. m. Friday
night was wrecked ut o'clock yesterday
morning about four miles east of New
berry, station in the Mojave desert on
the line of the Atlantic and Pacific road.
The herald., 1895-12-22

SILVER CITY, N. M, Dec. 21.-Last night
seven Mexicans attempted to rob Becker's
store at Morenci, Ariz. In fight that en-
susd Becker was killed and later, in an at
tempt to arrest the gang, Pablo Salido, an
officer. was killed, as were also two of the
robbers.
The herald., 1895-12-22
THE SYRACUSE QUAD

allegro; adagio, ma non troppo; fuga; alle-
gro ma non tronpo.
Senate Op III. Maestoso. allegro con brio
ed appassionato, arieta; adagio motto.
The herald., 1895-12-22

The New 1896 Gar and Czarlna
The finest wheel ever brought to this mar
ket, now on exhibition at H. o. Haines'
carriage repository, 339 North Los Angeles
street.
The herald., 1895-12-22

For Over a Year DR.. Shores Has Been Located
In Los Angeles and His Treatment Has Stood
the Test Of Time---Patients Cured by Him
One Year Ago Are To-day Well
and Happy.
The herald., 1895-12-22

With DR.. Shores You Get the Benefit of Scientific
rledical Skill at the Extremely Low Rate of
SIS Month Until Cured-All Medi=
Cines Furnished Free
The herald., 1895-12-22

G. j. Lehman, the well-known ticket
broker, is suffering from severe attack of
illness and is confined to his bed.
The herald., 1895-12-22
Catarrh Of Head and Throat.

j. the breath foul?
IL the voice husky?
Dc you pit up slime?
Do you nehe all over7
do you blow out scabs?
IL the nose stopped up?
Do you snorc at night?
Does our nose disch srge?
Does the nose bleed easily?
Is there TICKLING In thr oatf
Do crusts form Ia the nosc2
Is Il . nese rore and tender?
Do you sneeze greor doai?
Us this wcra Q TOW ards uisht?
Does the nose itch and burn?
Is thore pain in front OF head2
IL there pntn acr, 50 the eyes?
Is there pain In back OF head?
Is your sonxo Of smell leaving?
Do you hawk to clear the throatf
10 there dropping In the throatp
Il the throat dry In the mornings?
Are you losing your sense OF taste?
Do you sleep with your mouth open?
Does your nose stop up toward nightp
The herald., 1895-12-22
AMERICAN MEDICAL METHODS

That DR.. Shores System OF Treating Catarrh and
Chronic Diseases Cures is Proven by the Thou
sands Who Daily Testify to the Sue
cess of This Popular Treatment
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-25

L Newton. Coleman: Red Beach; I Cali, Cole Cole.
Liberty; L M Snow, Hinckley. Apalachlct91 q,
Jonn Glrard, Clark. Deer Isle, Nautilus, loi-
man. New York; G Bronson, Bennett, baltl-
more; Francouia Young, Rondoht; rover,
small, Machias; S w Brown. Smith, Bangor;
w Cia Z4th, schs Cumberland. Port bevls' Cb
" M Bro. Newport News and st Lucla; Jose
otaverl Arey, Baker, West Coast OF AREA:
SID Path, brig Henry b Cleaves. for hennepec
ana Baltimore; Schs Samuel iDilloWay: IQL 40
ana 90; Linnell. for Kennebec ana m wash ASH
lhgton; H Wright. Port Bevis Oh: Y Il ven n.
ner, Poors Landing and Norfolk; Fosnlnai 81
Y Collins. and Regina, eastward: Johh IL
Penrose, Granite Island and Philadelphia.
NEW YORK-Ar Esd. sch Helen M Atwoou.
Glenfuegos; Miranda. Flynn, Pensacola Lewis W.
meyer Delay, Germantown; Lew hart' onuie-
ton, Philadelphia.
Sid ed. schs Albion. for Jonesport; Aifaretta
Snare. Bangor; Charles E Raymond. forI
Johnson for Jonesboro; Ella Brown. DO Tor
boston; > II Crowley, do for Salem' A PartsM
Peters, DO for do; Damietta s. joanna hartah
River for Portland; Nettie DobDln, Allooy
LOT Bar Harbor; Mary Snow. do for CS,nl
AT Z4th, SENS Geo II Ames, Marsnaii. oha'ies-
ton; Kate Flint. McIntire Cientuegos.
Also ar Oath. barque Golden Sheat, Black
RiveT ia; steamer Cottage City. Portlau. sois
Ella Frances, Rockland; Maria S. ana sem nj
Todd. Calais.
BELL Boston.
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