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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-29
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SHERMAN HOLDS LARGE
AND ENTHUSIASTIC RALLY

SARATOGA, y. Y. Oct. 2S.-Fourteen
special trains over trolley and steam
roads throughout Saratoga county
brought many Republican marching clubs
here tonight to Join In big rally ar
ranged for the Republican vice -presIden-
tial candidate. James :. Sherman. who
spoke here. Despite a pouring rain the
clubs paraded through the business sec
tion OF the town and cheered the candl-
date enthusiastically as he reviewed them
from the steps OF the Wordon hotel
Mr.. sherman arrived here early tonight
from New York city, lie was met at Al
bany by n delegation Of local leaders, who
escorted him here Al Convention hall
he was given an enthusiastic reception
by an audience which fillsd the big audi
torium.
In his speech he reviewed tho general
issues, dcvoting most OF his arguments
TO the tariff.
owing TO the racing interests in Sara
toga county. the contest here over the
governorshop has been especially keen,
and MIR. Shcrman's remarks on that sub
ject were given close attention. When
he praised the governors administration
and vigorously urged his recollection. his
hearers cheered for several minutes.
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Races at Latonia.

CINCINNATI Oct. 2S.-LatonIa re-
suits:
First race 1--WE furlongs-Wintcrgree
won Zeola second. Anne MCGee third.
Time 90 is.
Second race. five and n half furlongs-
T. NJ Green won. Alice second, Sorrow
frl third. Time. .0I,
Third race. seven furlongs-Ray II.
won Ludhiana second. BE Brief third.
Time l:27 3-5.
Fourth race. mile and furlong-
KerchevaI won. Honesty second Lady
Baldur third. Time. :55 ] %.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Bonart won.
Enlist second, Gresham third. Time,
lis l-5.
Sixth race mile and sixteenth
Raleigh won, Brancas second, Albert Star
third. Time l:i1 2-5.
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ms WILL RETIRE
AFTER JOHNSON MILL

'nmy Burns is training conscientious
: his fight with Jack Johnson In Aus
j. Burns says that the tight with
colored man is absolutely his last.
'he will retire an unbeaten cham
the Same as James i. Jefiries.
IS the only fighter that has travelled
I'D the world. beating all corners. and
probably made more money in tho
time he has been champion than
other fighter In the business. He
secured large purses I'm all his corr
and VIII pull down 100000 win.
or draw. IN his fight with john
~ hght will take place next month
ydney. and Burns says he Will be
to defeat bis colored Opponent.
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STUDENT FROM SALT LAKE
KIDNAPPED in BOSTON
Special TO The Tribune.


BOSTON. oct. 2S.-Scott z. himbal Of
Salt Lake CITY. a student of the techno-
logical department OF the state university
here, was kidnapped last night by the
freshmen and was forced TO occupy de-
serted residence in Marlboro street while
his sophomore classmates held their an
nual dinner. where he had been due 70
act as POSTMASTER The absence of Kim
ball from the dinner brought about a res
cue, when IL developed that the newly
elected president, William Salisbury OF
Chicago, was the man the freshmen had
been seeking To klduap In revenge for
similar liberties with their high officers.
Kiinball took his capture good -naturedly
and had the satisfaction OF seeing his
iormentors put 10 rout when the rescue
party arrived, Mr.. Kimball. II was an
nounced at the dinner, had been elected
as a member OF the Institute commit
tee.
Scott r. kimbsll IS a son oi MIR. and
Mrs. Edwin kImball, l2i Sixth East
street.
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FORMER SALT LAkER
SENTENCED FOR LIFE

MANILA oct. 2S.-Privatc Mike
Beecham OF the First Cavalry, who ran
amuCk at Camp StrotstenburG last May
fenced 10 HE imprisonment today By the
trial court before which he appeared. The
court took the view that the crime was
unprcmedidated and tho result OF a sud-
den 0t OF anger, Under the Spanish law
therefore. the court held that the crcum-
stances in the case did not warrant the
infliction OF the death penalty.
Beecham VIII appeal from this sentence,
although the supreme court, 10 which his
appeal must be directed, has the power
To substitute the death penalty.
Beecham, who was former member of
Company ., sixteenth Infantry. was en-
listed In salt Lake city, August o. 1901
by Captain @, L. Meyer OF the First Cav
airy AT Fort Sam Houston. Texas. Beech
am was born AT POcahontas. w, Va.
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Jefries Picks Papke,

James j, Jedries who was third man
In the ring when Ketchel and Papke
fought at Los Angeles. says that IL Is
hopeless case for Ketchel. He says that
Papkc is the best man and will again
defeat Ketchcl when the two meet next
month. Ketchel. ne says, will never be
able 10 forget the whipping he endured
on the day of his defeat nor Will he
ever be able to shake off Its effects
Ketchel Will enter the ring with every de-
termination to regain his lost title. and
his friends are confident that he VIII win.
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Double Tragedy,

GREENFIELD Mass. oct. 2S.-A dou-
bic tragedy. surrounded by mystcrfo,ls
circumstances. occurred here, J. E.
Gaines 80 years old. and Miss MArIe,ye
Mabel Wing, ten years younger werO
found dying from bullet wounds at Miss
Wings boarding house. Both expIred
without making a statement. The police
expressed the opinion that Gaines shot
the young woman and then killed HIM
scif
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Department Called Ont.

Firemen from the central Are station.
on East First South street were called
out Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
TO the Salt Lake Knitting company's fac
tory. Overheated shafting had set some
woodwork on FIRE. No damage was done
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Mathewson In Politics,

NEW YORK. oct. 2s.-"Chrlsty' Ma
thewson. the famous pitcher OF the New
York National league baseball team, Wiu
be ono Of the speakers at a Democratic
mass meeting In the twenty third assem-
bly, district tonight. John J. Hayes. win,
ncr of the Marathon race at London. and
a number of other members OF the Amer :
lean OlympIan team will occupy seats
on the platform
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Boys in Condition.

An Hallows college football team is
than ever before. The team expects TO
defeat the Salt Lake high school next
Saturday on Cummings field and. as both
teams are about evenly matched. an
interesting and exciting game Is looked
for by the fans.
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NOT EAR TO FOLLOW

The choice OF favorite characters Of dc-
ton Is generally determined by sentiment
but Harry Lord. who IL In hia first wear
at high school. IS too practical 10 let SEN
tlment rule him.
Had an English test today" he re-
marked Incidentally az the supper abIe
Had 10 name ten characters In Ivan
hoe, and 10 follow our fav0rIte character
through the story
Who was your favorite." asked Mr..
Lord.
"ktholstanc"
''Athelstaue," repeated his father. in
nmGZement. Why"
because he died in the middle OF t,e
book. YOUTH Companion
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Robert HerricI, the novelist, was talk
ing at dinner about the effect OF climax
"rhat WAS q good climax" he said
smiling, that occurred the other night
during a temperance address out in the
stock yards district.
The orator, highly excited. cried.
See the effects ON drlnk--an empty
home. an empty pocket, and
Worst OF all interrupted a shabby.
red uussd man. an empty bottle. "
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Lodge Enthusiastic.

NEW YORK. Oct 2s.--Unitcd States
Senator Henry G. Lodge said at national
Republican headquarters today that b.
estimates the plurality which Taft VIII
receive I'm Massachusetts at 10000,
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Long Shot Wins.

NEW MARKET, Eng. Oct 2Sr-The
Cambrdgeshire stakes for three -year-oids
and upwards was won today by a rank
outsider. the Duke OF Devonshlre's Mar
CIVIL 30 To 1
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Mcfarland Is Game,

Packy Mcfarland has got his Irish mp
and says that II Battling Nelson re-
fuses TO meet him I'm twenty hve-roUnd
boxing contest he Is willing 10 fight the
Dane 10 n finish, providing Nelson puts
UP $4,000 as side bet the winner 10 take
the entire gate receipts.
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Flashes from the Wire

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s,-Count Won
Moltke, the New Danish minister TO the
United States. arrived here today on the
steamer Cronprinz Wilhelm.
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DAYTON. o., Oct. 2S-Broushton
Brandcnburg, arrested in connection with
the Cleveland letter episode, left Tor New
York today with an officer from District
Attorney Jerome's office
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-29

Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt. who lives in
Paris has founded 3 hospital under tho
direction OF Dr, Gautier and spends most
OF her time I'm charity. son by n former
was recently Killed IN an auto
mobile accident and In consequence Mrs
Vanderbilt Is not much In society. al
though she does not intend to give II up
By any means. She visits the patients in
the morning and ~ she does not get
around. finishes her visits in the after
nom
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lore Salt Lake Money for N. c. A.
PACIFIC LEAGUE
Willis InYincfble,

SAN FRANCISCO. oct 2s.-The re
niarkable pitching by willis for the locals
today shut out the visitors by score
Of TO o. Oakland secured ten hits from
Wills. but was unable TO make any OF
them tally. r. II Y.
san Francisco .............--..b ~
otklhnn " ~
Batteries-Wlliis and Berry; Loucks and
I-aLonge.
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RIDGEWOOD HEIGHTS. l.. l., Oct.
2S-George Obach. well-known German
butcher, shot and fatally wounded ms
wife here today and then killed himself.
No cause is konwns
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Hitting Streak.

LOS ANGELES, oct. 2s.-Portlsnd DE.
feated the locals today by n score OF Z
TO I, Wheeler, who started 10 pitch Tor
Los Angeles. was replaced by koestner IN
the first inning after two runs had been
secured. The first ball thrown by hoest-
ner was hit for single, scoring the tnird
run OF the inning r. eli. L.
pnrtlsnd T II .
Los Angeles ...............-...l
Ba,teries-Groom and Probes; Wheeler
kocstner and Murray.
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Ell PASO Tex, oct. 2s,--News reached
here today from various sources that a
battle between Papago and Naqui IN
dIans has taken place north OF Altar,
Sonora, and that forty Ynquis were killed.
According TO report. the Mexican gov
ernment armed the Papagos. who lurcd
the Yauuis into ambush and slaughtered
them The reports have not been off
claIly confirmed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-29

WILMINGTON. Del, Oct. es.-Rev,
Frederick Joseph Kinsman. recently elect,
ed bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
diocese OF Delaware was consecrated to-
day in Trinity church, this city.
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show out. Malr!ns, show out.
e.. Gsda woke Up with . start. Ath-
Some other day for Milo. Athgold
Three -year-olds and upward.
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CAMP MEMO. Tenn, Oct. 2S-MaJor,
General j. y. Horton has been directed
10 go to the vicinity of Obon and sweep
through the low lands there. where night
-iders have been reported 10 be aIuN''
Colonel Tatom wired Major General ilor-
on TO cover that section thoroughly ana
% shoot any man discovered masked,
without calling to him 10 halt.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 2s.-Judgment
for the plaintiff was rendered by United
states District Judge Van Fleet today
In the suit OF H J.. Lamar against ;
w, Smith TO recover s2500 as commits
sion for the sale of the Buster mine In
Idaho.
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-07-28
SURE CURE FOR eAsYs ITCH.
Oil of Wintergreen in External Wash
Produces Remarkable Results
How to Get Prescription.

Is your baby burning up with tor
turing itching Eczema? Is he tear
ing his tender skin to shreds vainly
trying to scratch away the terrible
agony?
Are you or any member of your
family suffering with an agravating
persistent skin disease?
Use oil of wintergreen mixed with
thymol, glycerine, etc, in d. d. d.
Prescription. 1t will give instant re-
lief
Oil of wintergreen, this simple ev-
eryday oil of wiz tergreen, mixed
with other healing herbs and vegeta-
bic ingredients, cures the worst forms
of skin disease, and the remedy is so
easy to apply, just an external liquid
wash. No drugs or medicines, just
few drops of the wash applied to
the itching, burning spots, then in
slant relief. The instant the oil is
applied the itch is gone.
To secure the proper results from
this soothing curative remedy, it is
necessary to use oil of wintergreen
compounded with other mild ingredi-
ents. This compound known as d.
D. D. Prescription, not only relieves
but permanently cures. Just try d.
d. d. Prescription. Try a few drops
and note the relief. We positively
vouch for the merits of this remedy
-Elvey & Hulett.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-07-28

We would again remind the wealth
er bureau that the people of this
community will stand about so much
bluffing by the clouds, and no more.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-07-28

One nice thing about the Indepn
dence League convention is that the
country has not been so apprehensive
concerning its action that CONNER
cial values have been noticeably dis
turbed in consequence.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-07-28

in the Independence League conven-
ton but with unusual modesty, with
held its own part in the achieve
ment.
Startling events often originate
from the most insignificant sources
and perhaps Ways may be able to
boast shortly that it set the rock
rolling which clogged the machinery
at the Roosevelt damsite.
Nothing, Mehercule, is so small
and weak that it need despair" cried
the mouse as it sped away to safety
after having bitten the hand of the
countryman who held it, compelling
him to relax his grip.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-07-28

It will have to get hotter and
more humid than it has been this
season to interfere with business or
building operations in Phoenix or
valley real estate.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-07-28

The picture of His Masters Voice"
has made a hit and is stin popular
as ever. There is in it a hint to am
bilious artists who may rise to fame
by depicting 1.-The Attitude of Ways
Toward the Bone"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-07-28

"Now what shall be name the Doby?'
inquired the professors wife.
''Why, this species has been named, -
answered the professor, in astonish-
ment. This is a primate mammal,
homo sapiens."-St. Louis Republic
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-25
BANKS PAID BIG SUM.
Turned Over $4,000 to Pittsburg
CounciImen for Favors.

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 25.-That at least
$4,000 was paid councilmen for the Sc
lection of certain bank repositories for
the city's funds has been almost posi-
lively established through evidence
submitted and statements furnished by
the Voters league and the Scranton,
Pa, detectives employed by the league
to give this a municipality cleaning.
Whether all of the banks selected as
repositories contributed to this fund
has not been established. Officers of
but one bank have so far been arrest
ed and they are charged with the pay
ment of only $17,500 of the alleged
bribery fund. That other bankers are
to be arrested is almost positively
stated by those back of the probe
Mayor Guthrie, who refused to make
contracts with the banks as author
ized by the council, on the ground that
they were illegal, said that the selec-
secured by bribery and fraud, and that
the council can set them aside without
the formality of court proceedings. The
period for which the repositories were
selected expires early in February
That other arrests are to be made is
practically admitted by all concerned
in the case. but the present intention is
to let the matter rest until after
Christmas. Detectives are still at work,
however, and if developments make 1t
necessary officers will close in upon the
suspects before the time now fixed by
the league.
The Voters league has been assured
of all the financial backing needed, it
is stated by Vice President H. B. w.
English. The league depends wholly
upon voluntary contributions, but Mr..
English said any sum up to $500000 can
be secured any time it is needed, with
out effort proffers having been made
by leading wealthy men of the city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-25
HE WAS EXPENSIVE.
Chinaman Cost Harrisburg, Pa, $175
Per Month.

Harrisburg. Pa, Dec. 25--Mock
Sem the leper, who has been the in
voluntary and expensive charge of the
city of Harrisburg since July z, 1907,
died at the municipal hospital today,
tuberculosis being the cause of death.
The man was a pronounced leper, the
evidence of the dreaded disease being
apparent on his face, arms and chest,
while he suffered from lung trouble for
months.
He came from China. and was found
as a cook in a restaurant here. He
was isolated. Mock never took kindly
to occidental cooking and after a
months trial demanded his own raw
material and set up a stove for himself,
on which he cooked his own way. He
used to eat four and five times a day.
The cost of the Chinaman's main
tenance, which was the subject of sew
eral debates in city councils. was
about SITS per month Some months
it went up to 5000, one occasion being
when he was told he could order some
goods from a Chinatown house in
Philadelphia. No one knew what he
was ordering and the bill was $3.50.
Mock feaSted for a week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-25
TEED IS DEAD.
Followers of Self Styled Messiah
Await His Resurrection.

Chicago, Dec. 25.-Cyrus r. Teed,
"Koreshi,'' self styled Messiah of
the notorious Sunset Flat Heaven -
in Normal park in 1892, is dead in the
midst of his colony in extreme south
ern Florida. His followers, devoutly
believing in his Immortality, await his
resurrection today.
The body of the dead leader, who
narrowly escaped lynching at the
hands of Chicago men, who had un-
covered his methods OF conducting
heaven" lies unattended, while Vic
toria Gratia, his wife, has assumed
the throne with mediaval solemnity,
and has issued an edict that the body
of the leader shall not be buried until
vine will.
The Koreshan colony, which MAS
ter Teed originated, had it's foun-
dation in California; whittier he drift
ed after he had become more or less
saturated with the methods of
Schweinfurth of Rockford fame. His
recruits came so easily on the Pacific
broadened his operations, by tracts
and publications, to localities scat
tered all over the country, and in the
spring of 1892 the Teed heaven be-
came one of the notorious spots in
Chicago. Here he centered his activi-
ties.
Believers focked in from all sec
tions of the country and followed i'm
plicitIy the inspired" orders of the
self styled Messiah. There were men
angels and women angels, all of whom
lived together. Current report had it
that one batch of 25 young women
angels from California arrived one
morning and the rites and services
which marked their advent to the
''heayen" consumed three days.