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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-12
Monsignor Sam Dead.

Lima, Peru, Oct H. onslgnor Gar.
ella SAM, a domestic prelate TO the
pope. and rector OF Salto Toribio col
lege, is dead. He was a highly dis
tinguished member OF the Peruvian
priesthood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-12
Borden's First.

Buffalo Oct Observation-Disclosures
Eagle Brand Condensed Mix" repeats
their Paris exposition triumph ana IA
again awarded first prize, gold medal,
at Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo
over all competitors.
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Big Purchase by Westinghouse Co.

Milwaukee, Wis, Oct. Eft Is said
tIlat Inc Christensen Engineering com
pahy plant here is to be acquired by
me Westinghouse Air Brake company
OIL Pittsburg for the sum Of $4,000, 900.
iDls company manufactures an air
brake invented by Mr., Christensen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-12

Matthew, principal Of Laval university,
Quebec; Oliver Rowland, mayor Of
Toronto, and Major Maude, military
secretary to the governor general are
made companions of the order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-12
Tried Other Remedies In Vain.

Mr.. Il. j, Post, 1aS Blocker street
New York City, writes;
"Catarrh has troubled mo for some
years past. Tread OF the cures effected
by Peruna in the newspapers and ufter
having tried other remedies in vain, got
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-12

Moore, II was resolved TO enter Spain
by way OF Lerida and begin the insur-
rectlon.
Gen. Moore has left for Marselles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-12
CHRISTENSER'S
DANCING ACADEMY,

PUPILS will be accepted in the adult
classes Monday, oct 18th. Ladies', be.
ginners, i.30 gentlemen. beginners,
i:5o, ladies' and gentlemen, advanced,
$3.50 .. m After the above date the
classes win close for the term.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-12

Remember free baby pictures
Elite Photo Studio, Monday, Oct II. al
Nl south Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-12
Dr.. Miles
Heart Cure

never fails to benefit weak or
diseased hearts, when taken in
time. Don't wait, but begin
its use at once. Sold by drug
gists on guarantee.
Or. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The evening world., 1901-01-18
CYCLE SHOWS
FREAK WHEEL.
Foot and Arm Power
PrOpo|c Latest
Exhibit.

The - show AZ Madison square
Garden Is "ujoyiu. a prosperous run
NEhough g. VII m., gn'll tomorrow
u!sAl To" 'NMbi,nrs -ay that already
az rr,yiou., show hhvr r,ru surpassed.
Never, they snN EIs n" general pua'
~ htwu 80 grrt; an Ni'rr.t ~ the
variety ~ "NhioN-. ana ,1is snn ~nru
'v,rybagS = ptneiIiminE gho lu,th OF
the Cycliu~ pa.tiInc.
\ machine OF tEr freak rIs-, watch
atA Just mad. It's appearance AZ the
/, j. ~ n.lyCi" Win home made attach
nI-nts 'nnt enable the rider Ia use
foot ana arm power rimui-tNp ,uHiy IN
prop.lllny H. 80 many the muCh!n" Al.
iurd~d interest though IT. system NJ
steel rods connecting the outer ends ~!
The pedal crnnkS with the head OF IN"
bicycle was NOR" nr less confusing,
rhrs.. give the l"v"rig. FOR IN" arms.
TIL, hands OF the rider hold grips
the thumbs are inserted IN hoops \
movement % the thGnhs si-rts the
wheel without Interfering with the
propulsion nv hand. several plausible
arguments are made In favor OF the
cOntr!vancc.
IN appearance II u simple and unob.
iru-iv. and t. adapted for use on both
rhaIuIrys and chain wheels. An air
cushion Is formed by teicscoplng tubes
held apart by y strong spiral sprinS'
Thl.. cushion II interpreted between tn.
rest cost bracket and the upper rear
forks No cushion being hingcd ~ IN.
scat pos, nTackri. The action 81 the
cushion ny"IrOn.- the vibration due &c
uneven riding surfaces,
The evening world., 1901-01-18
SENATE VOTES
ON ARMY BILL.
In Closing Debate Hale
Declares Against More
Than 10000 Men.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 18th" senate
voted on the Army D.il to-day tn" 'irsi
vote vas OIL the amendment OF Senator
Mallory TO s:-!ke out Section - OF the
bill. The motion sas lost. ii to q 1t
was c,nsiicred test vote as tn" divis-
ion was on political grounds.
Section s relates to the appointment
10 slafs positions by IN. Pres Iarut
When the consideration .: III. bill.
Was resumed to-day senator Gallagher
addressed the Senate ~ support 81
proper and adequate rank FOR IN"
Veterinarians OF the army and for a
chief veterinarian. VINO si"Gli has" Inc
rank of Major AMI ne aiihEh"h to he
Quartcrmaster-Gcncrn Department N
IN. War Department,
MIR. Gallagher iieo vigorously tdvo;
Gated hk amcnGm"n. prbsiiiHs f"r we
revocation OF all licenses granted to
American saloons in the Philippines Ini
providing agains, ;ic Manufacture. .a!e
or Importation Of beer, wines or distilled
liquors In the Philippine,
He said the record showed ih"f" !i"i
been u steady incr.asr IN the export az
liquors from the United States 90 the
Phil ppines since the American oCcupa-
ton. For the four months last passed
Of when there was a record. liquors 70
the amount of 500, 81, had been exported
from this country 10 the Philippines. al
most onc-third OF IN. ipIai .Np1rtni."ns
70 the Islands.
Senator Lodge supported Nj Gallagher
In his contention against the saloons
Mr.. Hale ,MaInc, took "a" NOR ini
said he would prefer thar - t"m.-.rarl
incfeake In the army b" proved rathc
than a permanent one. He would. he
said. vote for this bill bcClus u" cpu!i
not gee anything better. H." th,,uEh,
that the argument hat the army
should be- increased according; /, the IN
crease OF population wa fiiitClr,i-
Mr.. Hale said that asia, Irun 'h-
emergency In the Philippians, ,1''r men
were sufficient for our needs L. 90, for
coast defe,is. 500 ~ A,askr AMI the
balance on the frontier would ~ aNg.u.
He did not know Ghsf. the men s.GId
come from. With all the wa te"l.nE
men did not see M To 'rlis'
Tho Senate agreed To finish "a. dcoIIe
and vote on the bs.l this afternoon
The evening world., 1901-01-18
HALF.FED WOMAN
DIES IN HOTEL.
Three Men Arrested and
Two Held for an
investigation.

stephen ''ynr rary'lror wears old.
= loIser in ,ne senate hatn.. las
h5i"I. ti - E,,t houston street mot !.
woman known -. Laura AZ O'Clock last
night
sn. compliance c' o"tns i'll ana p"nni-
lc-c and sa- taken - flynn's room
aher. she remained for tim". Dcin.
a,cs removed to the room OF !, man
named Guwircy. sn.d - hay" once been
y LAWYER There, At II o'clock she be
came violently ~! ana the jan!ior, rhil'n
M.,iuycru NaA summoned. Ito -"ut tor
Policeman sullivan tnd Or Ryan. Of 81
viuccni- lrosniml Whom IN" lhlter
cam. n. woman vas dead
IN. policeman arrested Flynn, cox
ir"y AMI MeGnvcrn. bu, ihr Laser was
subsequently released. vale 'hc other
Two wer" seat - the TOmJ>
The woman could not ." identified. but
Mas known 90 b.. Il habgU" Of the ii5H-
.'r!. sac Si1 .luI"'at.d and had IN. az
,pirancc ~ being hhif starved.
The evening world., 1901-01-18
.|v|S0N LOVED
NEPHEW S VIII {.
Old Millionaire. FondIing
His Bonds. Proposed
Marriage.

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c,,,,.i.r 10 ,,,, b,yc No., ,,i..i =,
,,',,. sac /. M, ~. ~ a.. -, s..
sea. ,,,,rI,n,Ir. ,n,h,Isbc- 49,, va
a, ma ,In~,,,, u,n.. fn- NAV, ,.,,.
r,,.o, Ala. :, MAY ,Sa IN. rim.
III, ..,. ~ at-n,,
cn,rIc. ~ t,,.,, r.r,. ~ H.,
,r..- ,,,l nrhtIsb.r rd,,,-d ia.
n-o,t.. , -, -. 80. 49,,
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Iu.,t.. G,,,,,,,,r ~. ~,
r,on. an, ,a. v.t,It..., i..t-. =.
~. h,uL =, Vii. .,-r,,. III, 80
,.n,.w n,,yiI a II.n, 80. .a.,
-.
"INes ''Saf"'i t'''E ~ '..Sa r'' '"''"
OF eceeniricitN AMI are nv NJ ~ lF'N
the will set 3s.Ic#0H rho - sn.- ~ HII Ala,
,an,..
'hnue
Mrs. Ann" NJ hoi MI" 81 "a' 4" "
coutrs,ing nephcws ro.ln.l vi. s.In,
.o.s,,
The evening world., 1901-01-18
LOST--V MARE:
MAYBE A RARE COLT, TOO

has been given 10 iis mar" and the fact
that her description and markings had
been printed IN hundreds uf newspapers
not The slightest trace .: her where
npouts has been uncarthed.
The Evening World. has. however.
learned one or two important facts In
connection WIKI this now celebrated
mare The mos, important Is that when
She was sold ~ auction she was in ioal
to Charade She therefore takes on an
added inheritance ana II living her
value has scnsibiy increased
Wherever SIX Gown may now be- there
IL a.sa a twn-y-nr old colt ar MY BY
Cirnraie. II seems a natural conclusion
In view u, the efforts thar have been
made TO trac. this mare ana the pub.
Nrlty tina, mas ut;cnGoi ihcs. efforts
tIat N. died while In fosl. after haH-
iu; been purchased b. some one ~ho
was !snorhn, OF hcr identity or value
Frank Calllghan. Kentucky horse
mnn ot national rcputc. Is authority Tor
the s,atcm-n, that SIX Gown was n
ioal 10 thaIadc at the time she was
!nid
III am not greatly mistaken. SAID
MIR Gala chan to-day. SIX Gown was
sold to a nan named Lansing, VINO.
! Understood. hailed from HarodsourR.
town about twenty-five miles south
OF Lexington. That was On Dec. !. ls's.
! Know tha, she was then In ioal TO
tharadc
II know SILK Gown as we'll rs know
my.eif. and II shc were 10 come along
now | would know her beyond dnubt.
She had been sent to the sale by Iiinde
& Baker forge n, whose sale II was,
either an Easton or WOODWARD u
Shanklin sale.
Mr.. Caiiughan has KcntucAy breeding
records At his fingers ends and u very
positive that Silk Gown was IN !oal TO
,harauc wnen she was sold NJ tals
time He docs not know where the mare
IL to-day. =,
II mas been said that she VAS doing
duty between III. shafts OF a truck In
ST Louis. but there Is no proc! tha;
,ucn IS the casr. S!lk Gown Is more
valuable to-day than ever. and the un.
known owner OF her ha. small fortune
In MS grasp.
The evening world., 1901-01-18
'TERRY'S NEXT
FIGHT APRIL 80.
Harris Says Broad Will
Be McGovern's Frisco
Opponent.

According TO Jim Kennedy. match
maker OF the Twentieth Century Athletic
Club o. Frisco. Terry McGov.rn' on
poncn' for his coming fight on the coast
WI! he selected from seven !!,t.c men
who are noted for great stunts in me
roped Enclosure. Tho statement OF Sam
harris. McGovern's' manager. docsn',
jIhe with kernedy's Harris saws Terry
has been matched to Ngh, Kid Broad
on the coast In n tw.nty-round journey
and that the inducement offered I. a
1900 purse
Kennedy returned from Pittsburg yes.
'erday afternoon. where he says he
secured a contrac, with Terry McGovern
Tor match before the Twentieth Cen.
Jury Club In San Francisco on April DO
ana that McGovern's opponent will! be
selected from among the following:
Dave sullivan. Broad. Santry. White.
hamilton. Upton Slasher'' and Gardner,
IN spite Of the fact that McGovcrn Ia
playing TO record-breaking house. on the
road. Manager Harris cancelled two
weeks IN order TO get his pro,ege 10
'he COAST In time to get a thorough
course Of training. McGovern close. his
theatrical engagement on April 6 II,
Brooklyn. and will then star, for tho
coast
Root and Byers Fight Tonight.
Jack Root and George Bye.s Will NEE,
Tonight In twenty.round bout befor.
The National Sporting Club. of snn
Francisco" Root should win in less
than ten rounds. Root has another
rin'ch on hts hands. He has been Sc.
cured by the National Sporting Club.
NJ san Francisco. to meet Jack Mof,a,.
the middle. weight Of Detroit In
twenty round bout Feb. s. They fought
fast iwcnty-round draw In San Fran.
cisco asst wear
Sn"try and McCl~lIand Ia Meet.
Eddie Santry. the Chicago feather
wc.Snt and Jack McCleiiand. who Is
I.rhtd"d as the best featherwcight OF
!'ittsbu'r. have been matched to night
twenty rounds In the latter city on Jan
-. Saniry has no; fought In some time
and a. he is good and strong he ought
10 have no trouble In securing the de-
c!sion.
FiEhts Arranged Receatiy.
The following lights nave been nr.
ranged within the last few days: KID
Mcfarland rs. Steve. Morrtssey. Of
Syracuse twenty rounds n. Cory. O..
Va S." Young E sarr Of Pssa.ha
rounds a, Pttshurx Jan. y: Charlie
Burns. OF Cincinnati. rs. Bob Long. OF
Chicago. twenty rounds at Springfield
4: e. Jan. -: Casper Leon vs.. Tommy
Wilson. Of CINCINNATI. twenty rounds
OF Scranton. vs.. Billy Corcoran. OF
Savannah. twenty rounds at Savannah
next Tuesday night.
The evening world., 1901-01-18
Evening World Gets a Clue
10 silk Gowns Disappear
ance at Last.

one :. .n- BEST iwo-y"ar .oid- that
raced IN ,h.s country hast season was
Garry Hermann. n, son 81 Imp Eshcr
an.l SIX Gown
Tho moment a two-year.old shows
quality tina. places ni.n IN the crack III
vision there IL an inquiry concerning the
Sit. and dam 81 tn" youngsi"r Their"
Nns no exception IN "a" case OF Garry
irrwnnn. Imp. E-h.r Was easy enough
10 lncnt.. hut Whom '"au.rcs Were made
cunc.rr.ng SIX 'iwn wa soon fnur.i
thar n" orr kn,w VIVA, had become 81
nc-
TIE darn .; a ,wo-yshr-olG % the
quality of Garry hermann becomes a
marc 81 great vJluo t. breeders. They
became ANXIOUS u possess her and every
effort was mad" to trace her where
abou,- SHE has disappeared, however.
lust as completely as !t the earth had
opcn-d and swallowed her up
Rewards were offered inr "A clue that
would lead 20 hcr recovery and soon all
sorts ~ stories were floating about the
country concerning her. Many butchers.
s-cccrs and bakers claimed that they
were driving tho much-snught mare be-
tween tho shaft, OF Their wagons. but
Shcn these stories wcr. run down they
were found to h. untrue
Finally a story came from the IVES. TO
| the effect tina, SILK Gown had been rem
icr.d una. for breeding purpose shortly
nftcr she had thrown Garry HERMANN.
| This had the effect OF throwing cold
water on the SILK Gown enthusiasts ana
NH. has been heard from the butchers.
grocers and bakers OF late
In spite o. the wild" publicity which
The evening world., 1901-01-18
.WALC0TT LOST
FOR HOLDING.
Black WhirIWind Beaten
by FoulIng in the
Clinches.
lsp.cI.l o lie Er,nln. wo.Ial

HARTFORD. Conn. Jan. S-kld Car.
ter. the young middlc-welGh; sluGSer OF
South Brookiyn. IL biz man In night
circles To-day II. me. Joe Walcott. the
colored cyclone lighter ut tho Empire
Athletic club. In this city. last night.
and was awarded tho decision on n foul
after the men had been lighting one
minute and nf,y seconds OF the nine
,ccnth round. Referee Jack Wills, OF
! th!, c!.y. after cautioning waic"t; twice
against buttinG In cllnchcs IN ;ha,
round. stopped the contest after the
negro had landed rtght swing on Car
tcr's Jaw In clinoh. and declared Car
ter the winner on foul. While ihs
ruling seemed to greatly please the ma
jority OF the spectators. there were
many persons present who couldn't see
where walcot, had fou!ed Carter
The battle. aside from IT. ending, was
the greatest night tina; has evcr been
witnessed up this way since pus.!!sm
was introduced here Never before have
Two pugil!sts Mttied a ,hesc men did.
aA the $500 persons who Jaw the bou,
will not soon forget Il. From ihe mo
men, the contest began Untii u ended
IN the nineteenth round both rrh,crs
fought as they never did before. Ihcy
continually landed and exchanged mos;
vicious blows on each others body ana
face.
The spectators present with bu; few
exceptions, we're IN sympath! VAN
Carter. any a. he r'psh'sily gave Wal,
cot, AS good a he received the crnwu
constantly applaudsd him.
Wulco;t. for once In his lie. met =
fighter who was not afraid 81 him or his
terrific blows. and The way In whica
Carter sent IN blow after blow into his
body ana face greatly SURPRISED the
ishmcnt Walco't SaE" 'nrt.r IA severe
trounciag.
In the tenth round Walcoi, landed =
series ~ smashcr on carter race avn
Jaw which made him srcs.y but )ust
as Walcott was about 20 do the nni.n
Ing trick IN. bel, rang. saving me Ma
from being Knocked out,
be seen that Carter would last the link.
As waicntt- smashes were not So cr.t-
tive. and besides Carter vas getting
, stronger as the fight progressed.
When Referee Willis stopped the con-
ties; and declared Carter the winner Oh
a foul the wiides, enthus:.:H: ever seen
at n hstic encounter TOOK place. Men
and umbrellas In the air and made
! rush to Carriers corner 10 congratulate
| him
After tho con,e.t The Evening World
reporter asked Referee Willis why ne
had disqualified waico,, and he said:
! OF his hitting In clinrhes and on the
! 5reAkaways. ! c:a,!oned him twice IN
the nineteenth round. and as he tried tho
trick again ! stopped the fight and de-
clarei Carter :he winner on foul.
think lid right"
The evening world., 1901-01-18
Medical.
OLD Ok. GRINDLE,

GRADUAL. vH.!sA.lrY " im..;vs NJ OK
wear, s,.c,a,is, In DissAssA Of Nsn. phas'
OLD Or. GRISDi.E:s ssisntise system Of treat
msnt biooi And akin d!ssasss. paia 70 ths oon..;
dwellings. kidney and bladder complaints. ssala;
Ing. Inflammation Gravel u.,k "sd''e'S Men
about TO marry, Iikssiss thoss having impsIs'
meats. should ~ to DIR. ORiNDLEs oiassas'
hstws.n an and 7th avsnues. sufferers. Do not
waste time consulting less sktllsd paysie!ans.
Remainder. OLD DR.. 0RiSpLE ha. record sos
Rssfs. o y s y 9ss1ays, o tet1. tLlt =.
The evening world., 1901-01-18
FOR CLEAN WATER
$4,O25,OOO VOTED.
Indicates Abandonment Of Ramapo Scheme
Manhattan and Bronx Get S2,225OOO

ana Iru,:ses for machinery $1,000,
Tn" Mayor sent for Commissioner Dat
ton ,nd Chief Engineer B!rhs1' and
asked them II the $1,000 wou'f ran-
plc;. the new reservoir. " II IL Wa only
Tor the year 1901
The chief engineer -nid IN. prop SGT
neS system wouli cost H"o" AnH
;hn, the appropriation asked ;r Ms
for only one yea:
TIL. MAYOR remarked 7a' ~ 'glru'
were pretty high. but new N.t"r ss
TEN was necessary
The action Of III. Hoard MAKE y r. IN
as II the RamIpJ scheme had been tor
ever abandoned oy nc CRY authorities
The evening world., 1901-01-18

The Board Of Estimate this afternoon
appropriated over $4,000 f"r the ~
provement of the water supply -Ns''h'
OF New York CITY
or this sum se.@ai,o" .as COR 'he
borough. OF Manhattan md the HFonA.
s1.no.ep of which WI. fpr new water
mains and pumping stations anu So
oo) for the further publication "' inc
Croson watershed.
For Brooklyn 81 5000 sas approprt-
ated. as follows
inauguration OF new reservoir sys-
TEN. a.JD.ooo: pumping stations. 1!n.oD,
acquisition OF lands, Ssco.oco: coal houses
The evening world., 1901-01-18
NAY STOP DENVER FIGHTS.
Nh nn-rrh Ia ,"i"rnd" :" u"r-ni
,auuun inN

DEM i.R -, y ulE $50 - "ct
1day y th Stui, srmtr "po,uE ~
clnnoa zc-Fi.at law, wh!rh permits
ten round glove contest,
should " pass IN" liuEs" snI -" favor
abs ,clri upon nN IN" Governor u sol.
pl;t an end to rTi2c.fighiing 10 IA" STATE.
The evening world., 1901-01-18
SERVICE ON COUNT BoNI.
t.Caanot lie Fonnd Here" 80 Pub
llcati0n IL Ordered.

* Count Boal and ths Countess de Cas-
stellane inust accept nervIce BY puSlicA-
I ton In the suit brought against them IN
E6npreme Court here by Anton J. Di,,-
nlar. assignee sof Asher werthelmer. the
z opdon bric.A.prac dealer.
III Jnstlcc FITZGERALD handed down de-
bou 10 fhAt effect this afternoon on
nm Of 1ugkcnheimer. unierIryer Il
1l{ott The application set, forth
1ejG could not ind them 10 this
The evening world., 1901-01-18

nrrnki hr

"ns N ihe tolls rlueh' IN me deadly
.,ifauSi" hold
Wien {, nlnu Gets ~ IN. circle OF an
others arm, with The forearm pressing
- tinst his lhUrtA.' sHid !tn.hcr ne
HI IN, AS Well .:iv" ~ the fall As MOI
~ = absolutely helpless AZ a parllSiin
ana thor, n nothing bat TO submit
"Df vour5', when the hold Il not bar
red u causes EXTRA prccnutlon to KEEP
an nntarurs. from securing II. | don;
mean Ia Siv tlt | vIl he able To ="
sfriigh, w I" Ppns aud nu' u on him
The evening world., 1901-01-18
DOWN AIRSHAFT TO DEATH.
Ln r"nn Fen three stories. n,im.
Instantly.

rIpcila la roma t-u through The air
shnf D; 80 Ess onr Hundred and
1w.l'th street 'his afternoon
It's IN hurled him down ,hr"" stur,c.
90 IN" sc.iI' aud hii'cd him insanity
The evening world., 1901-01-18
WINNERS At
NEW ORLEANS
Good Card Offered for
First Time in a
Week.

RACE ira * NEW oRlr'ANS' Jan
is To-day ca ~ ~ frN'' ~ 'h'
hest offered IN q Week ~ nhf", 'i'h"hk
80 ,utrics mere -rvnli OF class Pa' III"
acid. wrr, vel balanced. on p12"r n
least. aaj ,nch "oiEa' rac" az ,'>c'
ni-lpug. tnd MI" and "nr."iShiN
nsrlil. 4. wef,, the feature,
rn-innfrhw y GARD = ihr br-' "nr''
Al IN =, .flrL an tn arst two-yrlT'
uigr % me season mere II down 'p'
Thc .i.,sl "a ION -. 'hc Running % IN,
h fSsr Tourney Ild The rd.n. n' Jockey
May snr col. ul.d n!s a; "tnlon an,
rho stewards nur iuntrd tha' u !cc!staI
IN one uf ~ cas-, At Ica.- would b' rem
icr-I this evening
The evening world., 1901-01-18
Medical,
OLD DIR. GREY.

1, years a specialist in diseases o. men only.
quickest permanent cure guaranteed. Hood. ska.
riipry Ard bladder troubles weakness. nervous
a.biiity had dreams. weak. uadeysio2sd orsAuj:
,mpsdimcnts 10 marriage. Consul, OLD DIR.
GREY nrtt. he Is the oldest established the loag.
eat in nracteo Of auy spssialikt In ;hs city. OF.
nee over % years At l:o Fast iith st.. near Union
gauars Hours 0 to .. Sundays. Q tn J. ssiea.
iine treatment. Advice free Medicine only 60c.
The evening world., 1901-01-18

STAR good Won easily Tims-i.bS u!
The first four ran IN close bunch
the nrsi six turionys, with Donation u
half dozen lengths back Donna RITA
and SAr!!ia drcw away from the others
on the stretch turn and the former had
Snrilla dizzy before the eighth pole
was reached and she had an easy time
OF IL from there home Frangtb!e and
Old Fox "crc carried along too fast in
the ',rst part.
| Fourth Racc-siS and q half furlongs.
Won b. Rocmerack. Senator Bcver-
| !dge was second and Aziin third.
The evening world., 1901-01-18

MRS. AScERDAuER positively cuses iUses.
Second svs. Private house. Chsfgss fsssoan1oA
The evening world., 1901-01-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Every Hold Will Be Con
sidered Fair in
This Match.

Perhaps tn" dnid."- % the present
generation ~ sports would not have
been amazed. hut those ~h" see the
wrestling bout between Eo"b"r and ons
probably wt;u.s. maullnS and MN
handling -uch ~ the. never saw b"!or"
Most r-c.n, cumb,ss "n III" mat nav"
certain holi- and gr,ps barred TIC
bars are ID; Iawu Tor int nrair ana
rrcry thuE sp"s
/; would ttai 10, -urpr!.ug Il ,hts match
wcr. won tl"ut az ttial fa.l This
/. unitc pu,gda!" and would not ." n"
result - .ak.HG On the part ~ either
49,. o., 80
The evening world., 1901-01-18

@ltfi 500 N"' 'NNs ''''E ''V
rairy Prime, INDUCED Jack Doyle with
tire lead to the half. where h" came
away wiihOu, an EFFORT and Won a. iv
pl,A s.i The mex; four were driving TO
tnr limit. and Jack Doyle MAS storping.
Patchwork Wns a poor favort'" and
never even threatened
riih1 RACE
The evening world., 1901-01-18
~ ~ ,..f.,II' Ahl aa'hf' '''t9

llcF,uan came aHaS when ready, on
,hr stretch turn ana won fnil OF nm
ming ucryiC- va, alwIy- clos" 10 IN"
front ana cropped into .econd place
IN "a. last rlsIih lie MAS rh=l,S ~"
rr4t ~ tn, others, E.smnrc and 81
Ion, gave an imitation ~ iron, .or
hhli q mill,
The evening world., 1901-01-18

for ,G.,s,,cl!, 'ai ~. mil. AMI ~
eisn,h 49,
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1901-06-14

Hon. VIM. II. Clagett, for
merly OF this state, but now resi-
dent of Spokane, was transacting
legal business here last Monday.
Mr.. Clagett has been prominent in
the politics of Idaho. He was
candidate for the senate in 1890
and contested the election of SEN
ator Dubois in that year. Six
years later he was the caucus
nominee of the Fusionists, but
failed by few votes to muster the
full fusion strength, and Mr.. Heit-
cid was elected. Mr.. Clagett is
fine orator and very bright man,
Unfortunately he still adhears to
populism.
Hon. Bartlett Sinclair return
ed from Washington, d. c., last
Sunday, after an absence of three
months, He expects to remain un-
til September, at which time it is
whispered that something will tran
spire in which Bartlett and Cupid
will play prominent parts. The
wedding tour will include trip to
Honolulu.
Mrs. NJ. W. Crane, of Phoenix,
B. c., was visiting friends here dur
ing the week. Mr.. Crane now
manages the telephone exchange at
Phoenix,
The Fry ranch produced the
first homegrown strawberries for
the market this year. Mr.. Clarence
Fry rememb ered the HERALD when
he brought them in.
All the prominent visitors to
town stop at the Hotel Casey. The
best meals, the nicest rooms, and
most polite attention