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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-15
PENNsY DEFEATED.
Carlisle Indians Trounce the Red and
Blue

CarllSle INDIANS Irounce the hed ana
Blue.
Philadelphia. Oct 1.-THE University
of Pennsylvania football eleven was de-
feated this afternoon by the Carlisle
Indians by a score of 16 to on Frank
lin field in twenty fiVe-minute halves.
The Indians won because they played
the better football. There was no fluke
or chance about it, but clean cut vic
tory. Nearly $4,000 persons saw the
braves scalp the Quakers. The big
crowd, helped by the university band,
time and again cheered the white men
to do something, but it was not in
them. The enthusiasm of the Indians
in at last conquering one of the big
four, knew no bounds, and for a time
they held regular var dance. Penn
SylVania' S greatest We .knesS today was
in the line. The redmen discovered
this early in the game. Pennsylvania s
hope in the center was Overfeld, but
as he recently recovered from a severe
illness and this was his first game of
the year, he could not fulfill the hopes
reposed in him. The Quakers were off
color in their interference.
There was, in fact, almost total alb
sence of it. Another weak point in
Pennsylvania game was the regularity
Will Which their Hlen missed ldckleS-
Several times their foreman missed
runners, by which the Indians gained
many yards. On the other hand, the
Indians tackling was fierce and sure.
They seldom missed their man. There
was not much fumbling on either side.
Little Hudson tried two goals from the
field and succeeded in dropping one.
Captain Hare of Pennsylvania dropped
a difficult one from the twenty-yard
line. The redmen's two touchdowns
were made on a series of line plunges
and end runs. Pennsylvania could only
hold them at times.
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Want a Postofhce

The International mining district in
Tooele county is the Iatest5to apply for
a postoffice. A delegation, representa-
tive of the fifty residents of the dis
triet yesterday called upon Postmaster
Thomas and stated their claims. They
now get then. mail from Vernon, which
is ten miles away, and they state their
willingness to carry it that distance if
a postoffice is established They were
instructed to make plieation to the
depar tment at washington.
Postmaster Thomas states that sew
,erai applications have been received
from outside residents toS extend the
carrier service. These Will. be acted
upon in the near future.
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Symptoms in a Few Catarrhal Diseases.
The Head and Throat.

Els your nose stopped up?"
docs your nose discharge ?"
els the nose sore and tender?"
''Is there pain in front of the head ?''
do you hawk to clear the throat %
as your throat dry in the morning."
"Do you sleep with your mouth
open?"
You can be easily cured n0w-dOn't
let it run into consumption.
When catarrh of the head and THROAT
is neglected or wrongfulfy treated it
extends down the windpipe into the
bronchial tubes. and after awhile
attacks the lungs. Quickly cured with
little cost by Doctors Shores famous
treatment.
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RAILWAY SURGEONS AT OMAHA.
Elect Officers For the Year and Have
a Banquet.

Omaha, Oct. 1.-THE American Acade-
my of Railway Surgeons concluded its
sessions today and adjourned The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year:
President-Dr. Charles A. Wheaton, ST.
First vice President-Dr. A. E. Jonas.
Omaha.
Second Vice President. DIR. J. r. Esk-
Secretary and Editor-Dr. r.. B. Lacey,
Council Bluffs. 81
.Treasurer-Dr d. s. Fairchild. clinton.
Iowa. -
st. Paul was selected as the next place
of meeting This evening the visiting
surgeons were rendered al 3banquet by the
local members of the profession.
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once hours Daily m to p Every
10 a. nj to noon
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mpires--swartwood and Mannassau.
Cincinnati. 10; Cleveland. a.

Cincinnati. Oct. l.-The Reds hit
Tughey at will and won very uninter-
esting game. Attendance, 400. Score:
r. H. Z.
Cincinnati .........................12 II /
Cleveland ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. g
atteries-Eiawley and Kahoo, Wood;
Hughey and Sugden.
Umpire-McDonald
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Kidney Disease.

Results in two ways BY taking cold
and by overworkfng the kidneys in
separating from the blood the catarrhal
poisons which affect alt organs Quick
Iy cured with little cost by Doctors
Shores famous treatment.
'sDo your hands and feet swell7's
ats 1T noticed more at nfght2s
els there a. pain in the small OF
baek?'f
Has the perspiration a bad odor p
els there puffiness under the eyes ?''
do YOU have to get @up often az
night?'s
els there a. deposit in urine If lefE
standing2''
Donst neglect these signs and risk
Bright's disease killing you. cuEe,stez
now ~.
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Gallant Utah Volunteer Succumbs
to Disease.
A LONG ILLNESS
DISEASE CONTRACTED WHILE
FIGHTING THE FILIPINos.
Thought That He Was Recovering,
as He Was Able to Appear On the
Street Death Occurred at Provo
Yesterday Morning Sketch Of
the Deceased.
: Especial Correspondence

Provo, Oct. l4--Don r. Gorays one Of
the returned volunteers Of battery b,
has laid down his life as al resulto of his
service in the Philippine Islands. He
died at a O'clock this morning at the
home of Mrs. w. D. Alexander. a Sis
ter in this city.
The deceased took sick with dysen-
terry while at the front fighting Fill
pines some time in April, but he con-
,tinued with his battery loath to leave
the firing line, until in June, when ne
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BASEBALL ON WEDNESDAY.
Red Stockings and Volunteers Play
Postponed Game.

There win be one more attempt to play
baseball on Wednesday next at Walker
field, when the Volunteers and Red Stock
ings intend TO play off their postponed
game. The condition of the diamond is
such, since the football game of Saturday
that good baseball will be an impossfbli-
ity but the tickets for the game have
been sold, and the hall-players feel that
they ought 10 give something for their.
patrons. so they will at least make a
stab at playing.
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Ball Team Goes to Ogden

The Salt Lake baseball team goes to
Ogden today TO tackle the Ogden nine in
the final game of the season. 1t is posi-
BILE that the game will have to be called
off, as the Ogden diamond is not in the
best of condition since the recent rains
and will scarcely he in shape for a game
unless there is a good deal of warm sun
shine today.
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washington 80.
Game Called Off.

CBy Telephone to The Herald)
Ogden, Oct. 1.-THE baseball game
which was to have been played at the
Ogden Driving park between the Salt
Lakes and the Ogdens has been called
off on account of the inclemency of the
weather Nearly week of almost con-
tinuous rain has rendered the ground
absolutely unfit for use and necessitated
calling the game off tonight.
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Of the Stomach.

catarrh of the stomach Is usually
caused by swallowing mucous which
drops down from the mead and throat
at night. Quickly cured with little COST
by Doctors Shores famous Treatments
Is there nausea?h'
do YOU beleh up gasp
Are You constipated?"
Us your tongue coated2''
'sDo you bI0at up after eatfng2'a
us there constant bad taste in
mouth2"
Now is the time to be- permanently
cured. Doctors Shores are curing hun.
dreds every week.
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Funeral Notice.

The funeral services Overt the remains
Of the late Samuel d. Wright, son of
AL r. and Lucy Wardrop Wright aged
10 years, who died Oct. 15 of typhoid
fever, will be held today eSunday) at
II noon from the Twentieth ward meet
ing house. Friends are respectfully in
yited to attend and can view the re-
mains at ss5 Third street fAom 1890 to
11:30 a. IN.
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had always tired had no appetite low commission bad
miserable feeling
the
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Cricket.
CRICKET SEASON ENDS.
Local Team Plans Great Things For
Next Year

A match game of cricket has been
planned to take place at the grounds of
the Salt Lake Cricket club yesterday, but
owing to the sudden change in the wealth
er, the game had to be given up. and the
local cricket season is about at an end
The club is making very ambitious plans
for next year. and not only does it hope
to build a club house on the grounds do
mated by NJ H. Walker, but a trip east
is projected that will bring the club con-
is projected that will bring the club into
contests with clubs of Omaha Denver
and Chicago.
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louisville. a; Pittsburg. i

Pittsburg, Oct. A.-Pittsburg lost its
last game of the season by the effective
base on balls gave the locals their one
run in the first inning. After that only
one man reached second. Gray was easy
for Louisville. Attendance, 800. Score;
R. II. Z.
Pittsburg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
Louisville ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is l
Batteries-Gray and Schriver; Waddell
and Latimer.
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other Eastern Games.

At Westpoint- Harvard, IS; Cadets, o.
At New York-Princeton, II; Column
bia, 0.
At Lincoln, Neb.-Nebraska univer-
sity. 6: Kansas City Medics. 6.
At Galesburg, 1lL-Knox college, 6;
Iowa college, 5.
At Minneapolis-M Minnesota, "a; Carl
ton college, 5.
At Newton, Mass.-Yale. II; Dart
mouth, 0.
At Sioux City-Ames Agricultural
college, Il; South Dakota university. s.
At Champlain, Ill.-Indiana. 5; Hi
nois, 0.
At Madison. Wis diversity of Wis
consin, So; Northwestern university, o.
At Nashville, Tenn-Vanderbilt u;
Miami, 0.
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Erne and o'Brien to Fight.

New York. oct. Alt is announced
on authority that Jack O'Brien and
Frank Erne will fight for the light
weight championship Of the world and
q purse OF 5000 at the Corey Island
Jockey club on Oct %.
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Fought TO a Draw.

Chicago, Oct. a. Steve Flanagan OF
Pbfladeiphia, and Harry Harris OF Chi
eago, fought six rounds to a draw be-
<ofe TIE Chicago athletic club tonight.
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Sultan browns young Women.

London, Oct. IA special from Buchar-
est says the sultan has drowned in the
Bosphorous several ladies of the harern
suspected of completely with young mem
bers of the Turkish party.
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Neuralgia eart Disease skim Disease
stage
Rupture suictu a
ali at the
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$3.50 and sl.a5 Mems shirts-s1. 90.

Laundered percale and madras shirts.
fine quality. with one pair link cuffs
TO match, regularly priced SIPS and
$780, Monday and Tuesday only $l.00.
See corner window display
AT WALKERS.
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Brooklyn. Oct. 1.-THE season ended
here in row today. In the second inning
Sheckard assaulted Umpire Hunt for call
ing him out on a strike, and then refused
TO retire from the game when ordered TO
do so. Hunt Appealed to Captain Smith
and Manager McGraw without effect He
then appealed TO Hanlon, who occupies
inc peculiar position OF president OF the
BaIumores and manager OF the BROOK
lyns. Hanlon told him ne would support
the umpire IN any action that he might
take, wnereupon the game was declared
rOTd cited 10 Brooklyn. The score at the
time was l to in Baltimores favor. A
game postponed from Baltimore was then
PLAYED TO appease theNscisowd. Brooklyn
won by batting Howell in timely fashion
The Orioles tried TO deFay the game by
throwing the ball over the lot in the
fourth inning, but were foiled. The
Brooklyns won the series, s to 8, thereby
TALKING every league series. Attendance,
2,50o. Score:
R, II. E.
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YOUNGSTERS WIN AGAIN.
All Hallows Midgets Defeat Lowell
Juniors.

A quick, snappy and quite scientific lit
tie game was played on A. H. C. campus
yesterday The small boys. West Wind
Buckers.' of A. II. c. have prided them
selves on being the most scientific school
team of their size in town. and they found
willing and able antagonists in the Lowell
Juniors yesterday. Six points scored by
All Hallows in the first half tells the tale
of woe All Hallows' superior team work,
with quick. sure tackles won the lau-
rels. Lowell ends were somewhat strong
er. and in mass plays they We're better
pushers, being about six pounds heavier.
Successful quarterback punts, followed
by plucky resistance. kept the little blue
boys goal in comparative safety. Lowell
came near goal once. when the ball was
lost on downs. All I1allows' midgets prac-
tically sacrificed a touchdown in second
half by missed quarterback punt and
by yielding ten yards on a foul tackle
about twenty yards from Lowell's goal in
the last five minutes.
Individual play was not so much in evil
dence as good team work, but Flynn. Bon
ner. Cannon, Rice and Bartholomew de-
serve special mention among the All Hal
lows men, while Captain Hansen and
Hampton were the stars of the Lowell ag-
grega ton.
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s ri
kidneys and llver-has been
Drs. Shores Cured Him in One Month.

Cath
Chron
a
block
an diseas you tment OF notl
is
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Washington. IL; New York. Q.

Washington, Oct. 14.-Washington closed
tine season today by winning with a gar
rison finish. New York secured a big lead
early in the game. but Gettig went TO
pieces in the seventh and errors assisted
the Senators in winning out. The game
was called at the end of the eighth inning
on account of darkness. Attendance, 800.
Score:
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THE DOCTORS
WHO CURE |

You who sick and ailfngwho have spent
fortunes in vain search Tor health and happiness
you who have tried doctor ate4 doctor without any
benefit read the testimony of Mr. NieIs Nyby given
below, and take new hope.
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me line-up FOLLOWS:
Punts and Passes.

john Talon. the famous quarterba elk
of the ALI Hallows team, has returned
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from Park City and will enter the High.
school within the next few days. Talon
will probably play end on the High school
team, and he will prove a great acquisi-
ton, for he is 6, hard, aggressive player.
He is several pounds heavier than last
year, and ought to be strong enough to.
hold down almost any position on the
line
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Dewey Home Fund Increased.

Washington. Oct. 1-contrhbutions re-
e es :, to 2, so0 increase the Dlwsy home
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Baseball.
BASEBALL SEASON ENDS TODAY
BROOKLYN DEFEATS BALTI.
MORE IN CLOSING GAME.

Philadelphia Beats -Today's
Games at Chicago and Cincinnati
End It,
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Standing of the Clubs.
Today's Games.
Brooklyn. 8; Baltimore, 5.

Louisville at Chicago.
Cleveland at Cincinnati.
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Philadelphia, s: Boston /.

Boston, Oct. Philadelphia wound up
the season today by defeating Boston
easily. Meekin's pitching was much bet
ter than The score indicates, many hits
going through dumb work by the Bos-
IONS in half neid. Attendance, 200. Score:
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The Ninth cavalry team has secured a
game with All Hallows college for next
Thursday, at Walker field. While the
colored boys will much outweigh the col
legians, the latter eleven is composed of
strong and husky lads, and the two teams
ought to put UP an interesting game.
Unless some change is made in the date.
the University and Collegiate Institute
elevens will meet also on Thursday. They
will play at the University campus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-14
Death OF Charles Stickney.

Charles III. Stickney died at his home
on Gage street, Sunday afternoon, al
eclock from cerebro-s spinal meningitis
He had been i'll for some time and ever
since spring had not been in his usual
health. He worked in Bangor at his
trade, that of brick mason, part Of
the spring but was obliged to come
home. He went to work on the Elec-
trio Light Cos. new station but one
morning. few weeks ago, was carried
home i'll and grew worse until death
came.
He was As years old. July 8. and is
survived by a wife, two children and a
mother He was member Of the A. o.
L. W., and was always very popular
among his follow workmen. The fun
eral will be later announced.
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THE TEXAS WILL GO.
Congressman Burleigh Secures Warship tor
Belfast and Norihport.

Congressman Burleigh has secured
warship for the purpose of visiting
Belfast and Northport. He intlmated
to Admiral Sampson that the people
Of these places wished a ship to visit
them and asked that one be sent sun
day night. he received the following
from Admiral Sampson:
Bar Harbor, Aug. l3 1899.
To Hon. r. c. Burleigh, NJ. c., Angus
ia, Maine:
Texas will spend 10th at Belfast and
18th az Northport Campground.
ADMIRAL SAMPSON.
The visit to Northport is for the re-
ligious and patriotic convention al the
Campground. The convention will be
held, Wednesday and Thursday, with
the following features:
Rev. j. X. Day, D. D., chancellor of
Syracuse University. will preach on
Wednesday. DR.. Day is well-known
as one of the foremost preachers in
the United States. Other able men
and prominent League workers will be
on the programme. A report of the
great Indianapolis convention will be
made. The Methodist choir of Sears
port will furnish music. This is the
finest choir in Waldo county.
Thursday, at 10 \. NJ. one of Names
leading educators will speak. At p.
NJ, the audience is to be favored with
an address on Modern Civilization"
by Hon. VIM. p. Frye. L. S. senator
from Maine. Our favorite senator has
few equals as platform speaker.
The BAPTIST Choral Association of
Rockland. with the popular soloist,
Miss Sarah Hall as leader, will furnish
music This is Knox countys favor
lite choir and consists of about 80 MEM
bers. There will be a band concert OH
the park at l p. NJ. Fine boating and
driving may be enjoyed between the
services. Recreation and instruction
may thus be happily blended.
Half rates have been granted on
steamers and railroads. All Penob
scot river boats touch at Northport.
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CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
Lively Sunday Morning on Water Street With
Runaways and Smashups.

II was decidedly lively on Water
street. Sunday morning about noon.
There were two runaways and car
riage demolished and several people
badly shaken up and three arrests.
The most exciting runaway was
caused by a horse driven by j. J..
Druery becoming frightened at an
Electric car. Ii was in front Of the
factory boarding house and the horse
wheeled around AS il turned. the car
riage was tipped over and Mr.. and
Mrs. Druery thrown out on the side
walk. Mrs. Druery was not hurt but
Mr.. Druery was badly shaken up and
his hip famed SO that he will be lame
for some days
The crossbar was broken but the
horse started down Water street at a
break neck speed. AS ii passed the
corner of Bridge street it struck the
carriage of l.. A. Church. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Church We're thrown out and
in this case Mr.. Church was the one
to receive the injuries although moth
ing serious resulted. His carriage
and the shaft being demolished The
first horse continued down the street
to the railroad crossing where III stop
ped of its own accord Fortunately it
was not cut or injured in the least
The other was caused by the care
lessness of three fellows who had been
drinking too much. Two came down
from Belgrade to meet a friend on the
boat. They We're all from Boston and
started up to Belgrade after having a
number of drinks.
Their carriage caught in the car
track in front of the Edwards block
and the wheel broke and they contin-
ued on their way. On Sand hill they
attempted to turn around and the
wheel collapsed and the horse ran
away. 1t was stopped in front of the
Farmers hotel. The fellows were
thrown out but the proverbial drunken
mans luck was with them and they
were uninjured. They came down
street and We're SO intoxicated that
they could hardly stand. The police
were informed and Marshal Morse and
Deputy Marshal Grover started after
them.
Deputy Marshal Grover found the fell
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Death Of Former Augusta Man.

John Knowles of Manchester, died,
Saturday morning. at his home of
at the age of 50 years. He
formerly lived in Augusta and all his
children were born here. He is surviv-
ed by widow and eight children, one
The children living are j. Albert, and
Frona s., of Manchester; Mrs. A. T.
Clark of Sidney; c. A. and w. S.
Knowles of Augusta; S. II. Knowles OF
Bolder, Mont; Mrs. j. II. Smith of
Melrose, Mass; and A. w. Knowles.
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An amusing sight was seen in the
river, Saturday morning, when Charlie
Hart was seen swimming from the
boom to the west bank of the river
with a cat perched on his head 1t
was the New Age Office cat, which has
supposed it came down on log, FRI
day night. and jumped to the boom
where ii remained until rescued
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ToniQht's Band Concert.

The Augusta Cadet Band will render
the following programme at the concert
in Monument squire, this evening at 7.50
o'clock:
March. Pride Of the Army Andrews
Overture, Festival" Latann
WaltZes, cupid ) Dream, Bolgier
Ragtime, Eli Green's Cake Walk"
Koninsky
Medley. Might in New York" De Witt
GaVotte, Louis KILL" Solman
TwO-Step "Hamiltonian," Hall
Star Spangled Banner Key
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lows in front Of Vickery's jewelry store
and arrested two. He could only
secure two and the other one escaped
and made tracks for Belgrade. The
two We're lodged in the police station
charge of drunkenness and disorderly
conduct
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-14

The Augusta Chorus VIII meet for
on Tuesday evening. August
22nd. 1t was intended that a rehear-
sal should be held, tomorrow evening,
but on account of being unable to COM
municate with Mr.. Hyde it has been
one week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-14

The unsightly bushes have been
cleared away from the west end of the
Kennebec bridge. The place now pre-
sents a much neater appearance than
formerly.