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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-01-04
NEW CLAIMS PRESENTED.

Claim No. IS. c. F.. Williams, exam
lining justice docket. So. 90; referred to
committee on justice accounts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31

Chicago. oct. 3O.-GeOrge Byefs, u -
coIored middle weight OF Boston III no no
6rht with Tim Murphy OF A1's'I a. ;
tonight at TatJersails, proved q ul
s4lr0iDtueDt to the 1000 SpectaIol ?.
r,,-ars cot the decision after SIX rouIlu7
Of tame lighting. but made such poo 'Hs.
showing that "a number OF persons - -
the han in disgust during az
part of the fight. Murphy pi ~
nothing but a wild sWinger'
worked too slow to do much "a as
and only gained the decision by a mar r.
row margin -t..,,,,,,5r,,
The go between the welter cnahl Ylo II;
NTattv Matthews. and Charlie buIlls %
Cincinnati was won by Matthew's al "
= hard struggle. They met at 'alCIl-
WEIGHTS and Burns had fully lWehtS
pounds the better of it. Harry ftdIIl = ,
If Chicago had an easy time Win hIu
NrFadden of san Francisco, anu re-
ceived the decision in six ROUNDS MI
Fadden tried hard but was ouICtdSSe''
ana was unable to reach his Snitty OPP
ponent- 49,. Boon,
Clarence Forbes bested Walter booiu
in six rounds. Mil,
Turkey Point Bill Smith OF Fhll 'a
deIphia was given the decision over
Archie Brown of Chicago in six rouhos.
owing to an injury to Eddie Ss-h'Iy
in training. the match between MN an
Kid Broad of Cleveland was declared
off
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
ROW AMONG REPUBLICANS.
Meetings In This City Have Been
Rankest Fizzles.

Meetings In This City Have Been
Rankest Fizzles.
There is row in the Republican
forts being made TO keep it covered up.
Dennis EichnOr IS the victim of the
wrath that is pelting him like hail from
all the candidates on the Republican
ticket. The storm broke in its fury yes
terday, and it all grows out Of the fact
that every meeting thai Dennis has at
tempted TO hold in the county thus far
has been an absolute fzzle or worse.
The Fitch meeting, from which such
great things were expected, was a
fright There was a good crowd but
the speaker put in the greater part of
his time talking in fish woman style
about Bryan and disguised everybody
Then came hilarious old BOtkin who
made the speech of the campaign
speech that run him out of the county
between two nights To cap the climax
came the fiasco Of Monday night in the
ArmOry. and the fizzIe in the Seven
teenth ward.
This was too much. The candidates
on the Hanna ticket who still think
shat they are running for office fell
upon the suffering Dennis yester-
day and read the riot act to him in all
the languages known to desperate men.
The chairman was told very bluntly
tndt Lney were not paying OUT their
good hard cash for this kind of q. game.
and hat if he could not get up a de-
cent meeting he should hire some one
to help him in that department. There
were two bands out Monday night, two
halls rented. a high-priced speaker i'm
ported and the result was the ridicule
of the entire community II is said
that Dennis promised to do better. and
he will try to save his scalp by getting
up "A whirlwind meeting for Thursday
night. Should that prove another fizzle
there viii be a hot time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
SHERIFF,S SALE

judicial district of the state of Utah,
county Of salt Lake. Sarah Efie Cava-
uJUEh. plaintiff vs. TIL lmas : Snarr,
and .(ittie \. Whittemorc. defendants
To be sold at sheriff sale at the west
front door OF the county court house in
the city and county of Salt Lake. state
OF Utah. ou the Z3d day of November A
ID. 1890. at T. o'clock noon Of said day, the
reat estate described as follows. tO-wIt-
Lots - 3, : and of block one %. Geneva
addition TO Salt Lake City, Utah. stu
ate0 in Salt Lake city, Salt Lake county.
Utah Purchase price payable ia lawful
meme of the United States
Dated this 5UJh day of October. 1900
JOHN p. HOWELLS
Sheriff of salt Lake County. Utah
BY JOHN b. CJAIMOCk, Deputy
Sheriff
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
5.75agzsJ]E4lu1 FSsJ)ss5z'

I'm the 18th round of what was 10 ma e
been q ten-round go Kane went 10 'iiS
.loor for nine seconds in the fourth rou M
"a .q4fn I'm the NTH round before sliS
finish came I'm the third rolno' y bis
was Kape's best. he nut farkeI T.,ilf
knees for several seconds DN d ~ " -,,57+,,i
hook 10 the chin In the our ~ 49,. tI1j
parker ilobed his left TO Kane nos 80
HE latter swung heaviiy, ON hin, lin
mead v-i-b his right. sending MIN ds tsIlI
~ bie knees He got on his teet IN, IN!
rEa, went at each other hthIIlei u,1e
toTgs hotb falling 10 the floor hai-e
got 10 his feet hurrlediN- ,.,- v;~l,+ and
Parker followed hIn up VIII ~ nine
foft -s,.-f,res and Kane went down IoI NJ 49,
seconds. He got up. very srP9e ~ con- on.
.s,-ld tc1nc IN the nth round = aItS
cans mn weak The Kid began aEstlil y, 80 ~
make a punching bag Of Kane Tn nj, he he
s-rsdiallv wore him down. no a. -
ron over ON TO the mat WIieh
C,5l1in counted him out ,.rf tr
Kane got w and drdgges9i. hlI ayyaness
his corner EaueS wonderful sI9LL h.
~, - f,a comment Of all. and When II. ~
looked q bout gone he would tre4u tll.,d
whip his right over Oh al
"a rriug him to his toes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
Football.
HIGH SCHOOL IS CHALLENGED
,-yoT STUFF FROM THE CAP
TAIN OF THE Y. M. c. A.
re Desires a Game at Any Time, ANY
place and Under Amy Circum-
stances.

s-,-tinr Editor Herald. The refusal
inc High school football team TO
-,... tho Y. n. G. A. did not come as
. sunrise to me. nor was there d'ii'Il
&c.. -bfs matter in discord with lhei
...--Ia treatment of us. Last year they
r..at MS. and we have no comment 10
...l-e ON this but to those VINO Know
,rl-. were extenuating circumstance
-,.r the fact remains that they beat US.
,...rIiug to the unWrltten code Oh
,.-.r-rfna ethics they ought To give US
an .ruaftuuity TO redeem ourselves OF
D.. Doc. uuqucstiouably shown tnat we
. ,.f IT They not only refused u"
-..- rs last wear. but this year, after
L.Ir.n.- their answer to our request Ior
. ...rrn i'm absolute uncertainty unJli
rr. football season is half over, Jhey
..+rsr to play us because they lnJehu
ra ...gv only school teams
And. why. pray have they taken TINS
-..-r snafeur standing in this respect
..r.r their whole system Is lmpreE-
-.tad with professionalism. as half
r FIN. pIavers on their team are not
regular -tudeutT of the high school ana
rH. proceeds from their games goes m
o.. rE.. ,ariyptS of the individual Players
Tho High school team is dominated by
1rc personality. which personality IS
...4frst the. Y NJ. G.. a. We understand
rrat one reason why they refuse 70
rr9v us is high feeling between the
Teams. an the more reason why they
should play
Another reason given IS because OF
fra mud singing of a person not con
r.rraE with this years team OF the -
n a. A.. and in all and any circum-
stances is that a good reason In their
refusal 90 play the Y. NJ. 6. y. the High
school is actuated by two motives.
either that of COmmeTcialism or that
If fear. They are afraid that if they
we're beaten before one of their big
canes. out of which they expect 10
maze considerable money, they would
for that reason not make SO much
money. or else it is just case of cold
feet.
The general idea that is prevalent in
this CITY. and the source of it is the
b14-fiuE Of the high school students,
D.. that we are afraid TO play them. We
are not afraid-we think we have a
right to a game in view of the facts
and the false position we are placed in
We don't say we can beat them, but
1,e do hereby challenge them to play
us % game al any time and any place,
under any conditions they may pro-
pose. Very truly yours.
NELSON NABGETTS,
Captain Y. NJ g. a.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
EquaticS.
NEW SYNDICATE COMPLETED
Herreschoffs Will Soon Commence
Work on Cup Defender.

Herreschoffs Will Soon Commence
Work on Cup Defender.
New York. oct. 50.-While the per
sonnet Of the syndicate formed to build
the new defender of the Americas cup
is still withheld. the syndicate is com
pIete. No difficulty was found in OBJ
tanning the amount of money necessary
to build. equip anc maintain the yacht
and very few obstacles of any charac-
ter have been encountered up TO this
time. Vice Commodore August Bel
mont and Cornelius Vanderbilt viii be
among the syndicate members, and the
others VIII be also prominent IN the
yachting world.
There is good reason for saying that
the Herreshofs will soon start the
new vessel. and unless something IN
foreseen occurs the new boat Will be IN
the water the latter part of April and
soon after Je ready for a trial IhlS
will give those in charge more than
three months to put her in the perfect
condition she should be for the inter-
national races.
1t is remembered that c. Oliver Ise-
lin. who managed the last three cup de-
tenders, has retired from cup defense
altogether. and will neither handle the
new Yacht nor the cup defender.
Tt is said in Wall street that the eX-
cup defender viii be placed in charge
of Robert Bacon Of the firm of j P
Morgan x Co. and that with COM
petent skipper behind him the Column
bia should render a good account of
herself in the trial races.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
RALLY IN THEATRE.

Building Has Been Secured For
Women's Demonstration.
The mass meeting at the rally of the
Democratic women of the state in this
city on Thursday afternoon next viii
be held in the Salt Lake theatre.
Everything is progressing nicely for
this rally and the local committees are
anxious 10 have a large number of the
active Democratic women workers of
the state present during the entire day
and evening
The programme will be carried out as
before stated The reception at the
home of Mrs. A. w. McCune from 1 to
3; then the rally at the Theater and in
the evening the card party at the home
of Moses Thatcher. There Will be the
best of music at all these gatherings
and the WOman's Democratic club of
this city is determined to set a high
mark on this occasion
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
FOR MoYLE- AND KING.
Colonel Tatlock Opposes Wells and
Sutherland.

Sutherland.
Colonel f w. TatlOch, one of the
most prominent Grand Army veterans
in Utah. viii assist in bringing about
the overwhelming defeat that awaits
Wells and Sutherland next Tuesday
Yesterday the colonel openly declared
his opposition to these candidates I
am still a Republican" he said, and
shall vote for Mckinley. but l believe
that Wells and Sutherland should be
beaten. During his five yearSs@of office
Wells has never appointed an old sol
der or a colored man to any position
that carried a dollar in salary. He has
never been a friend to either the old
or the new soldiers or to the cOlOred
population and these classes of voters
will remember him at the polls Fully
four-fftbs of the old soldier vote will
be cast for Moyle, and by old soldiers
1 mean the men who fought. and not
the cOffee-coOlers and cOmmissary
rOusta bouts who never smened powder.
Wells viii certainly be defeated, as he
should be-
I have nothing personally against
Sutherland" he continued, but as ctti-
zens of Utah we should all seek TO pro-
mote the states interest. and the vel
fare of the state demands the re-elec-
ton of Judge King. He has made a
good record in congress and il. would
take Sutherland two years, at least, to
reach the position of influence at
Washington now occupied by King.
u do not think there is any doubt
about Utah going Democratic, con-
cluded the colonel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
BOOK ON ELECTION.
Offers on the Result Posted-SeveraI
Bets Are Made.

l3eLS are A4duS.
I. 3. Jones yesterday opened a COM
mission book on the election. The slate
is posted on Brokers' Row and at a
late hour the following propositions
were chalked up:
'S1G0 that Bryan carries Utah.
$500 that Wells is elected
800 to so that Wells carries Salt
Lake county,
300 to $50 that Mckinley is elected
$50 that Wells is elected
It was claimed that Jones had the
money on hand to make the wagers in
case anybody cared to take the other
ends. Little interest was manifested
in the book. but some betting on the
outside was done. a wager of 800 even
was made that Sutherland would not
be elected. Another bet of 500 was that
a well known Republican could not
name the next president and the next
governor of Utah He chose Mckinley
and Wells.
Harry Josephs. early in the afternoon
talked of having a lot of coin which
said that Wells would be reelected 4
man who has never been troubled with
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
SHFRTFF'S SALE

n THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD
judicial district OF the state Of Utah.
county of Salt Lake J. A. Frawiev. W
4. Post and g. r Boutwell, plaintiffs
rs. Margaret A Curtis Wilson. ct al de-
feudants.-Tp be sold al sheriff sale At
the west front door of the county court
house i'm the city and county Of Salt
Lake. state OF Utah. on the 22d day of
November. a. u. 1900. at u o'clock noon
Of said day. the real estate described as
follows; Situated in Salt Lake City. ter
ritory. now state of Utah. and described
follows. to-wit: Lots thirty-four C4B
and thirty-five (3j) in block one CD of
City Park subdivision of blocks 70. q 5
and %. plat C. Salt Lake City survey.
Purchase price payable in lawful money
of the United States.
Dated this Goth day of October. 1900.
JOHN l.. HOWEILS,
Sheriff OF Salt Lake County, Utah.
BY JOHN =. CTMMOCK, Deputy
Sheriff.
Booth. Lee x Ritchie. Attorneys for
Plaintiff
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
"A
HNEAEEGDan
VHozasezs

have been relieves Of
female troubles by Mrs
PinkEsaE77SS advice and
medicine
Tire letters Of a few are
printed regularly IN fssis
paper
IF any one doubts fEe
efficiency and Sacreclyy
confidential character Of
RGrS. HEnk6ksaF771S methods,
write for a BOOB she has
recently published Nfsics
contains letters from fsse
mayor Of Lynn, fEse post
master, and others Of 3eF'
city who have made care
fuf Investigation, and who
verify all of Hrs. Pink
haE71'S sta feRsenfS ana
claims.
The PEssEcssaEss claims are
sweeping. Investigate
fk7eg83s
THIRTY YEARS Of CURES
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
Pnln Game Called Of.

GIenwood Springs. Colo. Oct. 30
Owing 10 the inability of some Of the
polo players from Burlingame, Cal, to
participate i'm the game announced to
be played here yesterday. it was indefi-
nitely postponed. much to the diSap-
poinUment Of many persons who had
come here 20 witness the game
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
CASUALTIES ARE 2,723
Philippines Cost This Number
of Killed OrWOund ed.
THIS is IN ONE YEAR

Washington. Oct. 3O.-The annual re-
port OF Adjutant General COrbin to the
secretary of war for the year ending June
So 1860. has been issued
In the statistics given is table show
ing the chronological list of actions in
the Philippine islands from Feb i. 1899,
TO June 80. 1850. together with the losses
in killed and wounded. The total shows
thirty-thTee officers and 467 men killed and
147 officers and 2,O76 men wounded, total
of 2,723.
The report shows that the regular army
consists of $50 officers and 8. ISL enlisted
men. and the volunteer army consists of
1,54S officers and 1909 enlisted men, a
grand total of SS, 790, not including the
hospital corps, which is not counted a
part of the effective strength of the army
The regular and volunteer army at pres
ent is distributed as follows
United States, 99S officers. of whom IS
are volunteer officers. and iS.S9S enlisted
men. all regulars, Alaska. Al officers. l. 0oS
enlisted men; Porto Rico. 9S officers, 2, 100
enlisted men; Cuba. 260 officers. 5.46S en-
listed men; Philippine islands. 2.367 Offi-
GERS. 69.161 enlisted men; Hawaiian is
lands. officers. 219 enlisted men; China,
50 officers. 2.Ub0 men
There are $40 volunteer enlisted men in
Porto Rico and 81. 2C5 in the Philippines
These are the only places where VOlun-
teer enlisted men are serving Some stat
officers are serving in nearly all of the
places named.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31

failures mothered the invention of my
Electric Belt and I know il will cure
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for no drug known Will effect a cure. I
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nesses IN both sexes, and know I have
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eyer will be known-Electricity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
Contract For Lighting Streets.
Revolt In Morocco.

London, Oct "A widespread tribal
revolt. says the Tangier correspondent of
the Daily Mail, has broken out in Mo-
rocco against the provincial governors
Serious fighting is anticipated The
French are preparing an expedition to
suppress Moorish bandits who are active
in the Algerian Hinterland-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
Noted Horse Dies.

81. Louis. Mo. oct. 3O.-Sofala- Bar
nev Schribers' 2-year-Old hlly. is dead
of locki5w at her owners farm in St.
Louis county. SOfala made a great
record in California last IA. scoring
twelve victories in fourteen starts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
miscellaneous.
Keane Defeated By Bredin.

London. oct. 3o.-At Northampton
yesterday F.. G. Bredin. the English
runner. beat T. r. Keane. the Amer
lean in a 40 yards running match for
500. by half a yard. Time-46 40 sec
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
GRIDIRoN GOSSIP

." Lowell and All HaUows Junior
i- VIII play today at the University
grounds.
... ""Nt game on the High school
.'|s is with the University or All
..".."Hs. for week from SATURDAY.
Manager NaFaddeu says he will not
.a. N.~ team on SATURDAY. but will
-. ,..W much needed rest They
F .'H" up against the second eleven
practice IN the morning. however.
no AT HallowS second team and the
5t'-1 school second team viii meet at
opposition park for a game on Frs 'qv.
D. uua "rstood that the second y. NJ.
a. boys viii be- hard after the win
-.-.S i'r a. game To- take plar, al once.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
McGovern Matched.

Chicago. oct. 3O.-Terry. McGovern
has been matched to meet Kid Broad OF
New York at TattersalIs, Nov. 49, IN
six-round contest at catch weights
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
FRANCHISE A BIG PLUM.
Corporation Gets Valuable Conces-
sions In Porto Rico.

San Juan. P. r., Oct S0.-The railway
franchise which the executive council
granted Yesterday to the North Ameri-
can company is extremely valuable
q viii permit the construction of a yer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31

The polling place of the Thirteenth vot-
ing district of this city has been changed
to the residence of Charles Peterson go
South Second West street. The voters OF
that district should make a note of this
as the district is a big one.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
THIRTY YEARS Of CURE:

an overdraft hunted Harry up. He
found that Harry had only $50 and
when it came 10 a show down he
MouIGn't even bet that much.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
"a Knife Stab

Says DR.. Bennett, Into Domestic
Peace and the Destruction OF Lies
Sweetest EnjOymentS, Are the Weak
nesseS of Men and WOmen-They
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Blood and Cast You Out of Manhood's
Happy Sphere-Nature Holds Out
Warning Light and You Should Heed
Electricity as Applied by My Electric
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and Discovery the United States Gov
eminent Has Given Me Exclusive Use
of Ny Method of Applying Electricity
The Doctor Cautions You Against i'm
itatOrs and Free Trial and Pay
When You Are Cured Advertisements.
Every person who has the slightest
symptom of Sexual Weakness should i'm
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
Che Curl.
Wales Discharges Tod Sloan.

Wales UIsCHdIBS9 IOu o4UdI-
London. oct. 31.-The Sportsman an
nounces that the Prince Of Wales has
cancelled his retainer of Ted Sloan for
1901
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31

Frank b. Stephens and S. a. King will
speak at a Democratic rally at PaysOn
this evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31

There viii be another good meeting at
the headquarters of the Workingmen' $
Democratic club on Friday evening OF
this week and good speakers will be on
hand 1t is the intention to have num-
Der of the local candidates at this meet
lu--
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
Record of Deaths.

Deaths reported in the army, both reg
ular and volunteer, are:
United States. IA officers. 264 enlisted
men; Alaska , men: Cuba. Z officers. 146
men; Porto Rico. 90 men; Hawaii. l Off
Ger. 4 men: Philippine islands. - officers.
1888 men: at sea. 3 officers. 81 men. To-
tai "A officers 1880 men In several in
stances. owing to error. officers dying
have been counted twice, once as regulars
and then as volunteers. the actual total
being g. officers dead
During the year there were discharged
from service. 22.592 men; deserted. 1898.
The casualties in the Chinese campaign,
between July 1 and Oct ! were 8 officers
and 200 enlisted men.
General COrbln cOmmendS highly the
opera ion of post exchanges and the can
teen. saying that the reports from the
Philippines. Cuba and Porto Rico 'indi-
cate that the post exchange has become
an absolute necessity.
He vs. that the total amount received
from the exchanges 50 Tar as reports
show amount TO S1,915,S62, with a net prOht
~ Ss64 5O4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
MANY Applicants Reieeted.

Discussing the recruiting service for the
regular army. General CorDin says.
cot the 1888 accepted applicants, 16.04S
were native born and 1901 of foreign
birth. Is, 649 were white. SO cOlOred and
30 Indians. The enlistments numbered To-,
5SS and the re-enlistments 1891. Exclud-
ing re-enlistments. the percentage of ma
tive born among the original enistments
was ssh The reports show that the re-
cruiting officers making the 1907 enlist
ments embraced in the first two items OF
the foregoing list rejected 69, Ss4 apph-
cants-about IS ler cent Of the mum Ger
seeking enlistments-as lacking in either
legal, mental. moral OF physical quail
iications. $50 of these were rejected as
aliens and 2.0S7 for llliteracy."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31

mediately seek the
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should not delay If
YOU value your
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piled, was the only
cure for these weak
nesses Of men and
women, but how to
properly apply Elec-
tricity puzzled US
all. The old meth
o d 6 Of applying
Electricity as taught
IN colleges and elab-
GRATED upon in med
ical books. from eX-
pertinent 1 found to
be failures. These
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-31
PugiliSn1.
KID PARKER WHIPS KANE.
Knocked Out in the Fifth Round at
Denver Last Night.

'''n''r oct ao.-Beforc tho OIvmYi..
.' tonight Kid Parker of Drrve-