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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-03-17
Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood In your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
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Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
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poisoned blood through veins and arteries
1t used to be considered that onlv uyirsr,,
troubles were 10 be traced to the ki5ne,,s
out now modern science proves that nesyly
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NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT.
STAFFORD.
A Gard.

We wish to express our appreciation Of
the sympathy and many kindnesses shown
as in the death OF our darling boy, and es-
pecially TO those who provided the How
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FAMILY.
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PAW PAW
J. J. Burbank, n Prominent New
England Hotel Keeper, Cured OF
Dyspepsia.
u. +. Wood, of Boston, Buyer for the
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WAS CURED
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City Hall. Augusta. Ne.


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Mrs. Geo. w. Roberts and children wish
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neighbors and members of Temple lodge
who so kindly assisted them during the
sickness, death and burial Of beloved
husband and father.
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POST MILLS.

Deans Rheumatic pills absolutely cure
Rheumatism &Neuralgia. Entirely vegetablesafe
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-30
DARIEL LOWERS
VORLD'SRECORD
Handsome Little PAGER Ne
gOtiates a Nile in 2:O234
Without Aid of Pacemaker
NATHAN STRAUSS WINS
Captures the 2:06 Event for
"SideWheelers" in Straight
Heats in Fast Time

PROVIDENCE. r. L, Aug 29--Four
thousand persons attended the open
ing OF the Grand Circuit meeting n
Narragansett Park to-day. While all
Of the events were decided in straight
heats most Of them were exceedingly
interesting.
one worlds record was snashed-Lne
Dacfuar record for mares without q
pacemaker in front. Darrell. the hand
some little mare owned by G II.
Chapfn Of Rochester, y. Y, lowered
her own record OF 2:03I4 by half a sec
ond. After a false start the word was
given and she went 10 the quarter pore
in 81 seconds. The next quarter she n
creased her speed so that she reacned
the half IN 1:01H. At the three-qud
ters the watches clicked al l:5z1+.
Without apparent effort she maintain
ed her speed 20 the wire, the final quar-
ter being made in :301z and the mile III
2:O2z. Summary
2.Is trot, purse $1,000. three in i've heats
Aristo won three straight heats in 2-l3,
2:10s4, 2.1213- John Mac Lhe General
BDreassIie and HE Boy also srarLed
2.06 pace. purse $3.50. two in three meats
Nathan Strauss won two straight heats each
IN 2 C42 Anidrosis. LOcauda- Frank Yea
2:i3 trot. purse 5000. Two IN three heats
Monroe won two straight heats IN Z-l=-1 ana
2:10E Thorn Boy. Alley. Lady Patchie. Morn
Joymaksr. Lady X, Midnight, Kent and kutn
2.20 pace, purse 5000. three in five heats
Morning star won three straight heats N
2:O6a4. 2:1O9s and 2;O7@l- Winnie King also
To beat 2.OsA. pacing worlds record fo-
mares without pacemaker in fr0nt-Dariel
won Time. 2.02Sl
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-30
HARLEM ENTRIES.

CHICAGO, Aug 29.-To- -morrows entries:
First race. five furlOngs-Dixe Andrews 1O1
Tarcoola Belle 101. Siss Lee 1O1, Tyrolian 1O1,
Jaaeta Jog. Pirabella 106. Mary Edna 1O6
Gertie Allen 106, Effe NJ 106. Presentiment 10
Swedish Lady no. Raining Leaves ITO, Bass
Wood no. Madge Wylde 10
Second race, six and a half furlongs-My
Jane III, Chockayotte 119. Alice Conmoner 122
r. F. Williams 122 Dragon 124. Dutiful 12T
Japan 127. Robin Hood 12S Sir Hugh 131, Billy
Bashaw 131. Handley Cross 49, Barkelmore
131. F'leuron 133. Mansard 143.
Third race. one and an eighth miles. handi-
cap-Bombardier 90, Peter Paul l03 Brancas
100. Huzzah 10J. Miss Crawford 1O5. Sioux
Chief 90 Leila 96 Bragg 1O4 DR.. Stephens 90
Fossil 9S CAiss Crawford and Sioux Chief,
Darden entry.)
Fourth race one mile - Careless 9s Peter
Paul S. Kleinwood 101. Mohican 1O1, Princess
Tulane 1O7 Don't Ask Me 100, Fossil 1O9 Hans
Wagner Ill, Fonsoluca Ill. Captain Arnold
112.
Fifth race. hye and half furlongs. purse
FL Otros 101. Dundal 1O1 Subtle 106. Lady
Savoy 10, Rams Horn 112.
Sixth race, one and sixteenth miles. selling
Charlie Miller 81, Fading Light 96. Great
Eastern 81. Louisville 100. Ben Chance 1O4.
Rebunta 105. Benson Caldwell 105. Frank Nc
100.
Seventh race. one and a sixteenth miles.
seing-Docile "a, Dungannon %. Maud Muller
96 Blue Mint 101. Ethel Wheat 102. d. L.
Moore 1OT. Carat los. Jim Hale 100.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-30
MUST SHOW CAUSE WHY HE
SHOULD NOT BE REMOVED
Financial Affairs of Treasurer of
Catholic University of Washing
ton Before Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-In the Su-
preme Court of the District of Column
bia to-day Justice Stafford issued an
order directing Thomas e Waggaman.
treasurer of the Catholic University
against whom proceedings in bank
ruptcy have been filed, to show cause
by September l why he should not be
removed as trustee for certain parties.
to whom he gave notes for certain
moneys invested.
Another phase of the case deveIoped
to-day, when the Second National
Bank, the National Bank of Washing
ton and the National MetropoIitan
Bank, which fled the original proceed
ings in bankruptcy, petitioned the
court TO appoint receiver to take nos
session OF all the assets of Waggaman
and collect and hold the same until
1urther orders. The petitioning credit
ors informed the court that this action
was absolutely necessary for the pres
erVation of the estate of Waggaman
and to the best interest of the same
accompanying the petition is a letter
signed by Waggaman asking that this
actlon be taken. In the petition il is
stated that the debts said to be secured
py the securities are very large. being
upward of $50O,000. and that the face
value of the securities amounts to more
than $1,000 600.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-30
SELECTIONS AT HARLEM.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean
First race-Magde WyIde, Janeta,
Swedish Lady.
Second race-Dra COON. Robin Hood
r. +. Williams.
Third race-HuzZah, Brancas, Miss
Crawford.
Fourth race-Prlncess Tulane, Care
less. FOnsoluca.
Fifth race-Ram's Horn, Lady Sa-
Voy. Subtle.
Sixth race-Ben Chance, Frank Nc,
Louisville.
Seventh race-EtheI Wheat. Docile.
Carat.
Condition OF the track-Fast.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-30
UNITED IRISH LEAGUE
MEETS IN CONVENTION

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The ma
tional convention of the United Irish
League Of America will open to-mor-
row in the Lexington Opera-house, to
continue for three days. 1t is expected
that more than 5000 delegates from all
parts of the country will be present
John +. Redmond, the Irish Ma
tionalist leader, and his wife. J. G..
Donnellan, Patrick O'Brien and Con-
nor O'KeIly, who came from Ireland
in order to attend the convention, will
take prominent part in the proceed
ihgs.
The object of the convention is to
arouse sentiment for the Nationalist
cause among the Americans and
to raise fund of $4,000, with which
To carry on the movement which the
league hopes will result in the abso-
Lutte independence of Ireland.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-30
FOOTBALL GETS
INTO ITS GAIT
Season Opens at Uniyer-
sity With All the Signs
POINTING to Good Season
RIOTERS LIKE HOPPER
DusinessIike Ways Of Head
Coach Meet With the Ap-
prOYal Of Men Oh Benches
Berkeley once san Francisco CAL,
zls Center street, aug. =.

Lss Center Street, aug .
r1-g-r-. -at into rs stride on the
CAMPUS ar --- University q California
tl.s -1-l.l11-. u was the opening day
1. tl- season that means 50 much q
FcIE and anxiety until the big Inter
cl------e game tops i on u Ncy-1n-
o-- i .-1s q university 1ere day
-,lzz.l-u- Wheeler was there 20 intro
l1c- d progeny and The pretty girls on
tl. 5lea.---s w-re there ~ give u
zone. u took only the g-adlators II
canvas ard leather GA the field 70
make Che picture complete
Besides rl- pretty girls The other pic
---es.le feature Has the football
----l making -o- the kicking ground
They el es.9p-L down ID - body from
-l- -yl great big fellows Wl-h lots
4 l1.l. ll1- Jerseys and khaki trOu-
-e.- L-l stroud. the captain, Led the
-4.al1a1e ..llL p football for baton
-l-. sls-l Into the newly narrowed
-l.lIl Ike risky young steers and
.tigL- wasting q. moment began kick
--s and falling on the pigskiI- Il was
thrilling. and more 80 when the root
ers 11t o. -helr feet and gave the
There ...-e some old faces in uniform
AID lots 20 Iew ones. OF the old guard,
besides Captain Stroud, there were
Greek Howard and r Stern only
-Ll-te Llul was there u uniform, but
be- Is olly going o. help coach. Heit-
muller. who j. expected 70 help out on
ti=1 .Le this year. wasn't there, and
neither were Tom Risiey nor Ollie Sned-
igaI nor Jim Force nor Reno De-
merritt. ali men counted on 70 give q
hand This year
Coach Jimmy" Hopper was in the
middle ~ the doings with his tOWZled
rsrleaC and maChine-like ways Hop
5-r hadn't time 70 even talk shop to
lis newspaper friends eager for his
views. in z 5lfy be had the herd di-
E-led into groups and falling on the
bah ~ ir was rolled this way and that
This sort u practice he soon sUbstitut-
- for running down the field in the
face q q friendly enemy and getting
after = kicked ball The whole thing
9lly lasted half an hour and then the
s4ls1 was sent back 70 the gym q"
Hopper doesn't believe in too much
training II first. as IL has z tendency 70
send the men stale
Hopper methods Of handling the
sCUaL met with the approval OF the
bleacherE. T. Is taken for granted that
b. Is going o. develop the fastest team
1)ossiole out q the material al the uni
Terrlty this year. IN the face Of stan
foTfs array n veterans q fast team is
The only thing and Hopper knows this
TOO vel Re has already begun to
check "a tendency 20 the Offside play
thar turned out 70 be 50 disastrous TO
last years varsity team. The men that
GOT ahead ~ the bail this afternoon
when they had no business 10 were
called down good and hard And
that's what the bleachers like.
President Wheeler gave the bleachers
"a good heart % heart talk during the
course " the afternoon The founda-
tion n it al. he said. lies in doing
things in . business-like way and re-
naming subordinate 20 authority
There must be snap. unison, force and
obedience These are the elements that
make FOR success
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-30
ONF-LEGGED MAN WINS
ENDURANCE SWIMMING RACE
In Match at New York Cripple Scores
Victory After Hours As Min
utcs in Icy Water.

NEW YORK. Aug. 29.-An endur-
ance swimming match from the
Brooklyn bridge to Coney Island, un-
der the supervision of the United
States volunteer life-saving corps has
resulted in victory for a man with one
leg. The winner was Charles Seig-
fried of Bay Ridge, who negotiated
the distance in 5 hours and As min
utes.
Two young women We're close be-
hind him at the finish. One of them
tainted after they had led nearly the
entire distance. Otherwise they
probably would have won. Both have
participated in numerous matches
and showed remarkable skill Nearly
all the men contestants gave up long
before Coney Island was sighted be-
cause of the cold water and swift
tidal currents. Several were delirious
when taken from the water and one
or two had to be removed to the hos
pital.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-30
ENTRIES AT ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. Aug. 29.-To-morrow's entries:
First race. six furlongs, selling-Felix MOZzes
115, Berry Hughes 115. Jack Little 112, Phiora
112. Trogon 112. Tristan shandy 1l2, Scotch
Dance 10 Major Carpenter 10I, Gay American
lO7 Bombino 1O7 Captain Broaski S5, Tim
Hurst S., Milton Young 50. Loyal Street 50.
Second race mile and twenty yards,
seIllng-St. Simonian 121. Hucena ia Burke
Cochran ia DoIinda los. Prince OF Pilsen LOG.
BugIe Horn 1O3 sam Stevens los. F'reesias 101-
Third race six and a half furlongs, selling
First Chip 115. Maverick 112 Sid Silver 112.
Miss Manners 10 Tom Crabb 100. Whiskers
IO9 Caterpillar 1OT. BuccIeuth 16T. Eleanor
Howard 10T, Orpheum 107, HOwling Dervish
1O4. Tally II 1O4. Onanetta 1O2 Potter 1Ol.
Fourth race six furlongs. pUrse-W oOdlands
1C6. Red Leaf 1O3, Trixie White 81. Fruit 81,
Arlena 81.
Fifth race one mile and seventy yards
Ptnochle 100 Blenuenworth 100. Jerry Hunt
106 Lady Strathmore 104. Blissful 102, John
Doyle 100. Lyrist s.
sixth race one mile and twenty yards, sell
ing-Ladas 119. Kings Court 116, Ivernia ia
Ryevale los. Scalper los Regina D 1o6 Hub
bard 1O3 Triple Silver 101, Amberita 1O1,
MsanthrOpe 10l.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-30
ENTRIES ar sHEEPsHEAD.

NEW YORK. Aug. 29.-To-norrow's entries.
First race. seven furlongs seIling-Jane
Holly 10 Witchcraft 100. SchooImaster los
Princeet 1o5 Kingrane 1O3, Foxy Kane 1O3
Schoharie 1O3 StevedOre 100, Oriskany 100
KING Pepper 100 Sir Ship 100, Charter 100
Bolina 0s, The Rogue 9s Girdle 9s. LetoIa 81
Ishlana 81 Dr. Loder 81
Second race steeplechase. short course
Black Death i5e. Dromedary 146. woden 146
Good and Plenty 142 Rightful 135, Sir Voor-
hies 135, Georgia Pine 1876.
Third race six furlongs the Partridge
stakes the turf-St. Bellane 1876 Waterside
122 Buttling III. Glen Echo 112. Cairngorm
10. Bank 112.
Fourth race one and an eighth miles. the
Dolphin stakes-Beldame 126. Ormonde's Right
ia, Go Between Ill. Ed Tierney los Auru-
master 1O3.
Fifth race. one mile. hsndicap--Delhi I24
Hurstbourne l19. First Mason I12, Rosetint
l04. Grey F,riar 1O2. Dekaber 100, Stamping
Ground o. Marmee 90 Hlyria 81.
Sixth race, and a sixteenth miles on
the turf. selling-De Reszke los. Grey Friar
1Os Andy Williams 1O6. Leader 1O1. Gold
Dome 100. Flammula 99 Dick Bernard 9s.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-30
sHEEPsHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Ishlana, GirdIe, Prince
let.
Second race-Good and Plenty,
Black Death, Dromedary.
Third race-St. Bellane, Bank,
CaiIngOTm.
Fourth race-Beldame, Go Between,
AuFumaSter.
Fifth race-DeIhi, Rosetint, Hurst
bourne.
Sixth race-Leader, De Reszke,
FIammula.
Condition of the track-Fast.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-30
Results at Irrington.

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 29-The re-
suits Of to-day's races at Irvington fol-
low:
First race, five and a half furlongs-Lady
Myrtle won. Rimrock second. DR.. Long third
Time 10.
second race six and half furlongs SELL
ing-Educate won, War Times second, Densl
third. Time, :23A
Third race, one mile, selling-July Gyp won
Decoy second. Gaucho third. Time. 1 :46A.
Fourth race, five and a half furlongs, SELL
ing-Montoya won. Phil Crimmins second
Murat third. Time 1:11Ia.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Mimo won. Max
tress second. Titus third Time. 1:16Z
Sixth race, mile and fifty yards SELL
ing-Duke Of Richelieu won. Gladiator sec
ond. Goldfinder third. Time, :49%.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-30
Wei OAKLAND Club Card.

OAKLAND. Aug. 29.-An excellent
card has been arranged for the reg
ular monthly amateur boxing show Of
the West Oakland Athletic Club,
which viii take place tomorrow even
iuelC ~ the club gymnasium. The
main event viii be a four-round 20
between George Brown and Walter
Stanton. Both men are in fine shape
and the bout should be a good one.
7rhe other events will be: Johnnie
Grove vs.. Young Ganley. kid" Jo-
seph vs. KID" Mccoy: Joe Prichard
W. Frank Thomas, and George Sui
livsn yF. Tom Sloan.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-30
NASHVILLE NEWSPAPER MAN
DROWNS IN CUMBERLAND
Il. c. Stahlman Dives Under Disabled
Gasoline Launch to Examine Pro-
pelleP and Fails to ReapDear.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 29.-E.
c. Stalhman, vice president of the
Banner Publishing Company, news
editor of the Evening Banner and day
correspondent of the Associated Press.
was drowned in the Cumberland River
to-day. Stahlman was cruising up the
river in his gasoline launch when the
propeller refused to work He dived
under the launch to remedy the
trouble and failed to reappear. Stahl-
man was 35 years old.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-30
ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-Tim Hurst, Milton
Young, Scotch Dance.
Second race-Bugle Horn, Freesias,
FLYER.
Third race-Tally III, Miss Manners,
Eleanor Howard.
Fourth race-Eruit, Arlena, Wood
lands.
Fifth race-Jerry Hunt, Lady
Strathmore, Blissful.
Sixth race-Ryevale, Kings Court,
ScalDer.
Condition of the track-Fast.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-30
FRESHMEN WILL BE KEPT
BUSY BY COACH flanagan
Schedule of Games Is Arranged for
Young Football Enthusiasts of
Stanford University

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Aug.
29.-Head Coach flanagan has pre-
pared a schedule of football games
for this years freshman team. 1t is
as follows:
University of California freshmen.
October Is; Polytechnic High School,
September IA: Santa Clara College.
September %; Oakland High School.
September %; Belmont and Palo Alto
High School, date undecided.
1t is as yet too early to tell how
strong a freshman team the class of
1908 viii get together. There will be
a big rally in Encina Hall tomorrow
night when football men will sign ID
for immediate training.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-30
Blows Up Rock and His Home.

REDDING, Aug. 29.-Pete Caneva,
who has been digging a cellar under
his house at Delamar. encountered
big bowlder and yesterday he decided
to remove it with dynamite He got
the rock out all right and also sue
ceeded in lifting the house a foot from
the ground, blew q hole through the
floor and sent a sewing machine
through the roof. One of Caneva's
principal causes Of complaint is that
there was So in one of the drawers of
the machine.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-30
Barney oIdfeId Recovering.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 29.-Barney Old
field, who was injured yesterday in an
accident which demolished his ma
chine and resulted in the death Of two
men, is at the Missouri Baptist Sani-
tarium recovering from severe cuts
and bruises. 1t is expected that he
will be out again in a few days.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-30
CORBETT- CONTEST
CALLED OFF BY MANAGERS
Mayor Of Philadelphia Informs the
Tuxedo Club That He Would
Refuse a Permit.
A1

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 29.-The
proposed six rounds between James
j. Corbett and Philadelphia Jack
O'Brien in this city September 7 has
been called off by the management of
the Tuxedo Athletic Club, before
which organization the men were to
have met. The reason given is that
Mayor Weaver had informed the pro-
moters that he would not permit the
contest to take place