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The herald., 1898-09-10
ON TURF AND TRACK
State Fair Winners-Resu1ts on the
Eastern Courses

Eastern Courses
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 9.-Lovely wealth
err, large attendance and excellent racing
were the features of the state fair meet
ing today. Results
Trottinig, 2:1O class-First heat-Toggles
won, Monterey second, Zombro third, Ga
lette fourth; time. 2:13. Second heat-The
same; time, 2:12.
Trotting, 2:4O class, mile dash-Mamie
Riley won, Phoebe Childers second, Joe
Selby third; time, 2:1Sk. Aggregate,
Bertha r., Shelby, Homeway, Nseretta
and Bonsaline also started.
Trottng, PIG class. mile dash-Prince
Gift won. Lou second, Silver Ring third !;
time, 2:16N Mojave and Our Jack also
started.
Pacing, 2:14 class, mile dash-Rex Alton
won, Floracito second, Much Better third !;
time, 2:12A. Little Thorne and Beachwood
also started.
Pacing, 2:17 class, mile dash-Daiwood
won, Billy Baker second, Dave Ryan third !;
time. 2:141s Gaff Topsail, Munyon, Rex
Alton favorite), Dctatress and Nutway
also started.
At Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, Sept. 9.-Weather fine and
track fast Summaries:
Mile and fifty yards-Fresno won, Albert
Vale second, Ollean third; time, 1:45h.
Five furlongs-Souchon won Donald Balm
second, Gay Parisenne third; time, Loo
One mile-George Krats won, Virgie O.
second, Kitty B. third; time, 1:41E.
Five and a half furlongs-Flying Bird
won, Piccolo second, Manana third; time.
1:09.
Six furlongs~Necklace won Violet Peter
son second, Maggie s. third; time, 1:14A
Six furlongs-Cyclone won, Eggles second.
Mound City third; time, LIS.
At Brighton Beach
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Results at Bright
on Beach:
Five furlongs-St. Clair won, Satin Slip
per second, piminutive third; time, 1:O2
Mile and sixteenth, seling-Mill Stream
won. The Winner second, Continental third;
time, las
Five and half furlongs-Alpen won, Lee
ando second, Glenheim third; time, 1:OSA.
Mile and furlong-Florenzo won, Sir
Gawain second, Leedsvlle third; time, 1:55.
Six furlongs, selling-Gala Day won,
Frohman second, Hampden third; time
1l4
Mile and a half, selling-Governor Budd
won, The Widower second, Bergen third:
time, 2:52
At Charter Oak
HARTFORD. Conn.,, Sept. 9.-The event
Of the greatest interest In the Charter Oak
park race meeting today was the attempt
of Star Pointer to lower the track record
Of 2:03A which was successful. the mile
being made In 2:0Oh. Results:
Pacing, 2:OS class purse s15OO-Quadriga
won fourth, sixth and seventh heats; Nicol
B. won third and fifth heats; Giles Moves
won first and second heats; best time,
2:0714.
Handicap, purse $10O0-Helen r. won first.
second and fourth heats: Monopole won
third heat; Special Boy third; best time.
2:15N.
Trotting, 2:13 class, purse $15O0-Bingen
won first, fourth and fifth heats; Cut Glass
won second and third heats; Fred Kohl
third: best time, 2:09A.
Trotting. 2:1s class. purse ;15oo-Imp,
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Did Not Meet Alrer

WASHINGTON. Sept. 9.-Gen. Miles
came to the war department at 10 o'clock
and after spending short time in his
room at army headquarters went to the
Office Of the secretary of war. Acting Sec
rotary Meiklejohn was at the desk of Sec
rotary Alger and was talking with Gov.
Atkinson of Georgia and Adjutant Genera!
Corbin when Gen. Miles entered. The lat
ter was accompanied by a member of his
staff. After the gentlemen had shaken
hands and the business with the governor
was transacted. Mr.. Meiklejohn and Gen.
Miles chatted for some time on general
Topics and the campaign In Porto Rico and
Ahe return Of the commanding general.
&ortly afterward Gen. Miles left the de-
#,rtment
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CHARLES F. HARRIS,
Medical Despotism

To the Editor Of the Los Angeles Herald
I see that masseur in this goodly city OF
Los Angeles, which has heretofore been so
tolerant Of every style OF healing, is about
to be prosecuted by our medical authorities
because patient with cancer died on his
hands. What about General Grant and
Gladstone and thousands of others who
have died of cancer, even under the highest
medical treatment Of the day? 1t seems that
the medical men OF this state have per-
suaded our legislators to enact law tina
no one, however skillful he may be. shall
have a right to save another by rubbing
or any other simple method, unless he shall
have studied three or four years in some
medical college, Massage is really a scien-
tific method Of nursing and many mas
seurs and masseuses have made so many
cures our medcos have become alarmed
and by aid Of state laws have formed
kind of medical trust for their own pro-
lection. They go to the legislators and
make them believe that these laws are
needed for the safety of the people and for
protection against quacks. But these nat
ural methods, which do not require vast
amount of study to understand, are the
safest OF all systems of practice, and, of
course, the talk about safety is mere pre-
tension. I do not think that vital mag
netism Is the most effective treatment for
cancer, though the late DR.. Wilbur, an
eminent magnetist of Chicago, cured many
cases thus. When 1 was in practice cured
a number OF cases of cancer by focusing
the sunlight powerfully upon them through
an ordinary burning glass. and my students
have cured many others. Cancer is becom-
Ing fearfully frequent affair, but the
sunlight being natures great antseptic
power, must become the agency of the
future for Graduating 1t. And yet the most
Of our physicians are unacquainted with
this great methcd and should not prosecute
others for being ignorant.
Finally, no earthly power under the
American constitution has a right to de-
termine what physician or healer 1 shall
employ, any more than 1t has to determine
what grocer or what clergyman 1 shall
patronize. If wish masseur for my fam.
lily I intend to have him. These medical
laws in different states are proving to he
too high-handed, and the judges are de-
Gliding against them more and more. The
medical men have been defeated twice late
ly In Illinois. also have met defeat In Mis-
souri,, Dakota, Louisiana, New York, Massa-
chusetts California and other states. We
have had religious freedom for long time
back, and 1t Is high time we had medical
freedom. e. D. BABB1Tr. M. D.,
College of Fine Forces.
The herald., 1898-09-10
An Election Question

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-Secretary of
State Brown will be asked tomorrow to de-
eide which Of the two wings of the Peoples
party is entitled to the party designation
on the official ballots. The names of the
nominees Of the fusionists and the middle
of-the-roaders will be presented to the sec
rotary at Sacramento, and at the same
time representatives Of the two factions
will present arguments in support Of their
respective claims to the party name.
The herald., 1898-09-10
A Long Swim

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 9.-The difficult
feat of swimming across the Golden Gate
from Lime point to Fort point was per-
formed today by George Hefferdine OF the
University Of California. He started at
Eoon. striking out toward the ocean at first,
and then making an inward turn, so as to
take advantage Of the incoming tide, he
headed for Lime point, which he reached in
just 4S minutes from the start.
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Providence won in straight heats: Charity
second, Alert third; best time. 2:13A.
At Hawthorne

ooCOLu, Alert tHlTu, pest tlIne, 1sloA'
At Hawthorne
CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-Wsather at Haw-
thorne cool and track heavy. Results:
Six furlongs-Agnes c. won, Pensoroso
second, Exquisite third; time, Ill.
Six furlongs-Mary Black won, Belle Of
Memphis second, Time Maker third; time.
1:14A.
One mile-Cherry~Leaf won, Fervor Sec
ond, David Tenny third; time, 1:41.
Mile and a sxteenth-Tom Calvert won,
Official second, Prince Bazes third; time.
1:49.
Five furlongs-Ailyer won, Espionage Sec
ond, Miss Marion third; time, 1:01h.
Mile and sixteenth-Tonto won, Gov
ernor Sheehan second. Black Fonso third;
time, 1:4S&.
At Fort Erie
BUFFALO, Sept. 9.-Results:
Six furlongs-K. C. won, Dick WARREN
second, Bombardon third; time, 116h
Five furlongs, selling-Matoaka won, Ga
Vote second, Romany Dawny third; time,
1:O4A.
Six furlongs-Prima won, Forfeit second.
Bob Turner third; time, 1:16.
Five furlongs-The Gardener won, Wait
Bit second. Sir Casimr third; time, 1903.
One mile, selling-Savarln won, Debride
second, Demosthenes third time. 1:42H.
Six furlongs-Percta won, Ferryman II
SSSoiN, WI 10 WOilh tHllu, tiiuCS 1.1Oz4.
At Anaconda
ANACONDA, Mont, Sept. 9.-Results:
Five furlongs-Jollimont won, Bernlce
second Mark Hanna third; time, 1:04.
Five and half furlongs-Beautiful Girl
won, Tallac second, Dun Praise third: time,
1:1Oh.
Six furlongs-Jim Gore won, Pat Norris
sey second, Tammany third; time, Ills,
One mile-Ping won. Bitter Root second,
| Inbred third; time, 1:43.
Mile and quarter, over five hurdles
Granger won, J. o. c. second. Lord Chester
| field third; time, 2:2U.
Seven furlongs-Doubtful won, Barnato
| second, McPryor third; time, 1881.
At Hamlin .---
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept s-Results at
Hamlin:
2:o5 class. pacing, $1ooo-Directly won In
| straight heats. Tom Ogden second, Lady
nottingham third. Best time. 2:O7A.
237 class, trotting $1000-Joe Wonder took
second, fourth and fifth heats; Oslund L,
won third heat; good Morning won first
heat. Best time, 2:15A -rs '"9~4
2:22 class. pacing, purse $1OO0-Pinta won
second. third and fourth heats, Be Ready
won the first heat. Best time, 2:13A.
The mile run was won by Abbess, Drug
gist second. Crevasse third. Time. Las.
The herald., 1898-09-10
Arizona Politics

SOLOMONvILLE, A. T.. Sept. 9-The
Graham county Democratic convention ad-
journed sine die today after one of the
most exciting contests in the history of the
county. Ben. r. Clark was nominated for
sheriff by majority oftwo. Sixteen dele.
gates were chosen for the territorial con.
vention. They will go to the convention
uninstructed.
The herald., 1898-09-10
Sunk With All Hands

IN FRANCISCO. Sept. 9.-The steamer
tc. which arrived from the orient to-
brings news from Hong Kong that the
pan steamer Wing Foo. Capt. Sher-
k6s supposed to have gone down with
a as. During the war United States
"a General Wildman chartered the
E4oo to carry dispatches to Admiral
hat Manila. The little vessel met
2eral mishaps and was obliged to
IMPORT. Since her last departure for
he has not been heard from.
The herald., 1898-09-10
Suicide at Sea

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. s.-The steamer
Coptic reports that on last Monday evening
John McKetchinie, the ships carpenter,
committed suicide by blowing out his
br aims. He left no explanatory note, but
for two days previous he had been greatly
depressed.
The herald., 1898-09-10
"A Colony Failure

CARSON. Sept. S.-The property Of thu
Occidental Colony company. situated neal
Wellington, has been sold under an execu
ton issued in favor Of the Bullion and Elk
change bank. The colonists. who were ali
Jews, will probably be maintained by the
Jewish Benevolent association Of San
Francisco until they become self-support.
inS.
The herald., 1898-09-10
Roasting Sir Isaac Newton

At the end Of a meal at HaydonTs house
Keats proposed a toast in these terms:
'Dishonor to the Memory OF Newton" The
guests stared at him in questioning sur
prise, and Wordsworth asked for an ex-
PLANTATION. at is" answered Keats, 'be-
cause he destroyed the poetry of the rain
bow by reducing It to a prism" And the
artists all drank with one consent confusion
to the savant.-San Francisco Argonaut.
The herald., 1898-09-10
THE PUBLIC PULSE

1.-The Herald under this heading prints
communications. but does not assume re-
sponslbilIty for the sentiments expressed.
Correspondents are requested to cultivate
brevity, SO far as Is consistent with the
proper expression Of their views.1
The herald., 1898-09-10
Roosevelt Nominated

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Colonel Roosc-
welt was nominated for governor tonight in
a formal statement issued by the City club,
an organization Of independents. The
statement declares the undying opposition
Of the independents to machine rule
The herald., 1898-09-10
Cuban Cattle Scarce

HAVANA. Sept. 9.-Civil Governor De
Castro of Havana has requested General
Blanco to issue decree suspending the
confiscation Of cattle in the province. The
scarcity of cattle in the island Is telling
heavily In every branch Of agriculture.
The herald., 1898-09-10
A Brewery Burned

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept. s-The
Conehohocken brewery plant, located
at Conshohocken. surburb of this city.
has been destroyed by fire. The loss will
reach nearly 100000. The origin Of the fire
ID unknown.
The herald., 1898-09-10
Camp Barrett Abandoned

OAKLAND, Sept. 9-Camp Barrett will
have been abandoned by the end Of the
week. the officers and men having been as
signed to garrison duty at various points.
During the existence of this camp only
two deaths have occurred.
The herald., 1898-09-10
TWO MEN NAMED
70 Conduct Investigation Of the Wa,
Department

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-President Nc
Kinley has rendered places on the pro-
posed commission to investigate the war
department in relation to the conduct of
the Hispano-American war, to Maj. Gen.
Schofeld. former commanding general OF
the army, and to ex-senator john B. Cor
con of Georgia.
The herald., 1898-09-10
Afraid Of His Subjects

LONDON, Sept. "a special to news
AGENCY from Shanghai says that Clarence
r. Greenhouse. the American adviser OF the
king of Korea, has recruited strong force
of foreigners at Shanghai To act a. body
guard Of the king. who ID said to b. afraid
to trust the Koreans.
The herald., 1898-09-10
Bayard's Condition

fs n, Mass, Sept. 9.-The report Of
q ans today was that ex-secretary
med to be gradually sinkip~
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A Matter Of Common Sense

.i.os Angeles. September 7. 1898.
The herald., 1898-09-10
RUSSIA, ENGLAND AND THE q. S.

Los Angeles, Sept. 8, 1898.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-17
Sunmpre.

Rate. bic 4idbriss 9o&ter bss
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miro bebauptet. bab bic RsHnunssn au
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itolpsrte unb atpiidsn bic Rabsr fieI, ba.
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osrsn 8srIauf nod u~nbeaimmt III.
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@uIsSeb6ree.

ObtpobI bic gniideibuns bon Ri&te,
4rdbalo fur biefe 86rperfdaft bon
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Srri&tuns ber SO. 8 S1ule su anse.
boten auforbern ioate, tpurbe bis su,
nddften 8erfammIune perfdobsn.
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Nttt8tcn.

- Die Sertiehslune bss 9ouIeparbs
bon bier mad Bear Greef, ipirb in iurjer
3sit in ansrif ssnOmmen tpsrbsn.
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8srIssunsen, iooab all ieinsm Auftom.
men sestpeifelt tpiro. 8resn erIae isinsn
YerIesunesn ipdter.
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Stra6en unb Brlden Gomite Der San'
bells. Bebbrbe. unteriu9ten am Donners
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fudane ereab. bab ale Oreane i'm nor
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9anrel 0ia Nart 9otel,
an Der Dunmore Reae.

Der tlntsr,eGnsie BAT bas petfl bee Strrn
Ssorse 9inbad an br Dunmort Roab Hbtr-
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smpftblt, laps id ~ sabIrsl&tm Stiu@s srssbtnf
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Sraeefafeu
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bteautrn. Das ndtfe Wal baben Sit ibrfn
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ten ,pii9sn ben Ser. Saattn unp Dsuiitianc
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fcmmtn. Wtr litbs uns tnannsr ju pitl.
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Neue Mmsei8en.
OlominiHrators Waariat.-piubaIa0,n(saft

0lominifrators Observation-Disclosures
Der ptrltSrbsnsH 9arab Z. BIan6arp, ltBt.
bin pcu Der Stapt ezra ntpn, eadipanna
County unb Staat psnnfplpania.
Sn Der cbiesn S,ntsrlaT.nfdaft IN BEN I'm
tsrsti&nsttn tsfamsntarif9s 8Oama&t ~bfpiaist
worptu, unb ale Ttripnfn, bic Gorbsrunstn &C.
Gen pititlbt babtn, rptrptn iolht tur Seabluns
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feline Spra@e 70 Ieidtfnnis meg. ME
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