The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 17, 1899, Page 3

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17. 1RS. WEBSTER San Francisco Scciety Leader | WILL BE JONES SUING FOR DIVORCE e Files Action at Santa Barbara. lly Agreed Upon the Sepa- ration by the Courts. PLANNING AY EXPEDITION TO THE TRANSVAAL MERICANS hME 1 First Page WHAT THE QUEEN’'S @ HO‘ DHOEOEGBOHE® HoNoROR® SPEECH WILL DECLARE Queen’s speech ur delivery teams. IN FORMATION been largel or very little n lecting goods ads goods awalting cked) for forelgn ports transportation at e latter. Soid only in ? finest ripe be closed great bar- hirty days. zallons. CREAM BPEAKFAST WHEAT— tra fa thin RICE— Japan H 12 Ibs CANNED CORN— Western, good quality, 4 cans ’5 noted for our | \0 CONTEST| sband and “1fe Said to Bave LR e o o e e e O e e e e o = & e ol e o e o e o ) 5§ Many Ships for Block- . ade Service. % LIGHT GUNBCATS NEEDED SONRES DEPARTMENT SENDING TOO | ! | P there aggreg: The House of | to provide wa prosecute rica. The speech will conclude w when e programme of the that fugees ISESSION OF HIGH COURT BiG FLEET F0 OF INDEPENDENT FORESTERS THE PHILI iR With the Ports Once Put Down. SRA R TNO. A MEGILLIyp, surREmME cecRETARS + 4 MANILA, Oct. les at 2:30 this wounded. The Filipinos lery, Seventeenth, Ninth and regiments engaged the e retired at 5:30 a. m. Srtettees TON HOTEL, WASHINGT B B R SO @ | realize the necessity of stre: was proposed 17)' Rear Adm ¢ | chief of the bureau of equi K a Navy Department needed a Admiral WL REAVIS Hiar @ | fleet. Asiatic squadron too costly or unsuited for bl vice, and the want of light- o | boats is very much felt. Tt the Oregon, Baltimore and practicatly 4 | of the Spanis| fleet. These r blockade service, and draught gunboats would be and economical. And is sald to con MANY BATTLESHIPS. Closed Against Filibusters the Insurrection Soon Will Be Speclal Dispatch to The Call. s b R SR SR R SR AP SR S S Y 16.—The gents made an attack upon Ange- morning. American was killed and a few shells exploding. The R e e e e R e g CALL HEADQUARTERS, | The Navy Department has at last come to ¢ | paval force in the Philippine waters and & | Institute an effective blockade. This ap- ; | parently self-evident way of effectivi J | aiding the army in subduing the Filipinos | last June, but it appears as If lhv' Dewey, for it is only return that additional ships | designated to join Rear Admiral Watson's ¢ | Of those thirty-odd ships composing the majority are either needless after the destru aging $40,000 a year to keep in commis- 1899, DR. KILMER'S SWAMP ROOT. PHPINES‘OVER'WORK WEAKENS YOUR KIDNEYS Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood |YOUR KIDNEYS ARE YOUR BLOOD PURIFIERS Effectively insur- One seven used artil- Fifteenth nemy, who bbb ba s WILMING- | ON, Oct. 16. ngthening the | iral B ddfurd.‘ pment, as far The Prompt Way to Cure Yourself When Symptoms Show That Your Kidneys Are Out of Order, stirring up since hi: have been the To Test the Wonderful Merits of the Great Modern Discovery, Swamp-Root, Every “Call”” Reader May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail. lockading ser- draught gun- he pres Charl The way to be well is to pay atten-] Dr. Kilmer, the e¢minent physician tion to your kidneys. |and specialist, has attained a far- They are the most important organs |famed reputation through t of the body—the blood filters. and marvelous succ fifteen light- more effective * 34 All the blood in your body passes|in purifying 3 through your kidneys once every three | curing chronic and dar )4 minutes. caused by sick kidneys, of which some B¢ nd these h(mr ve The kidneys strain or filter out the | of the symptoms are W e than the four cruisers impurities in the blood—that is their | Pain or dull ac e < e & ork | rheu ¢ have been ordcred from thecilinis Saw | Purlfying your blood is not a question | : 0 @ | Compa ipped in sections to Ma- of taking a laxative or ph | bi P Il O.G.HOPKINS ¥ , T R | Y, m; of "unbmrn lulm d to pass "OBANNO: i it Yt Deg Ut ether and | Doeg your blood run through your | water often d . and to get PrygiciA 7| \‘l..m. counsetion il / 7| "But all these preparations should have bowels? | up many times at 1 forms ¥ . considered months ago and a cordon What the bowel-cleaner does is to | of kidn bladder and uric acid trou- Swens —— © | of American vessels should by this tme |, o2 W MRS BEUET TO8 R | Bl 4 | be patrolling the coa and pre- i L > Swamp-Root is sold by all dealers in v from abroad getting in- bowels ready for absorption into your | SWamp- $1.bot 58 1ty of B e e SO S I P S N S WS 1 of the insurgents. '~ = blood, but the poisons which are al- cent e RH( Bl ot BTesehian the ready in your blood, causing your pres- | ngh Officers of the Ordcr \«\ho W 11 Be erh tbc Delegates. were ate a Br the proper yor's which h: ow | STATEMENT FROM The cause is told in tr@ fm}u\\ing prlces for BEANS— Small whi te. pink o SAPOLIO— Per cake (limit 5) FRENCH PEAS— | Per tin | Large tins, pure goods on the market, each........ FRENCH MUSHROOMS— Per tin. MAPLE SYRUP— Guarantee SOAP— Swift's or bars .. d, per gallon [Fairbank's FLO UR-— Sperry's 1 €851 DAIRY orift SALT— Per 50-1b sack FANCY CODFISH— | Chotcest middles, bon. SLICED BACON— One-1b tins, each. | BLEND | Superior quality Wal. Ib, this week special a ED TEA— APRICOT JAM— NO LIQUORS SOLD. r Bayou, s will to-morrow in th aggregate mem- Parler Of Tos An- With the T Lxrzu\ of Los Angeles, 0. G Hopkins, the | {hen not be far off. Coast, will be | The larger part the High Court | has its rendezvous in Mani the State had an | the gunboats ar occasion insurgents ing from 2 chased last July ernment and are dol | Hongkong Naval Con: ortly complete the repair: attended the High Court sessions of Calforna; ool el "‘“l"‘l“”,‘;“:,_‘,;“ e a High Court there. e e = a7 i _ | within three mon e Pacific ssion of 173 courts In :n in Canada and nine in Europe. September the order had a from the 00! neral fund $65,667 sses in the Drekenberg of the American fleet uctor Hobson will ia of 1159 t s likely to consist other , it leaves tb ent sickn There no other way of purifying vour blood except by means of your kidney | reade That is why bowel-cleaners fail to ! sampie do their work—they fail to help the |he will kidneys. | mail. When you are sick, what you think the ease is, the first th vyou should do is to afford aid to vour kidneys by using Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great Kidney Remedy. In taking Swamp-Root vou afford natural help to nature, for Swamp-Root is the most perfect healer and gentle aid to the kidneys that is known to medical science. i then, no matter la Ba, name of your dis- s, were pu Spanish d servic At s on the cap- de Cuba and each, ers Hook to Collins Pass, | w patriots down the pi LS Sibert 1 hfiav((v: Two Boer s S | Ladysmith ary authorities. |Lel 3 H S NEARLY $2,000.000 FRCM THE KLONDIKE REGION (o~’ Note—M, T aie, rdon. | Tetary War, says to the Philippines or 1000, | contingent will be regarded v NEW YORK, Oct. 16—The cable gom- and marines. that announce s packed name of storm the RECEIVED THE NEWS = | RECENT DEATHS IN of | . Oct. Partly owing to the i i | 11 Ibs many abor- and partly to disappoint- s where the stand- | Chronic _dyser | ing of the yach The Atiantic ort Company, were posted and cheers | i, ¢ Humphries, b Rl es a transport | Were frequently raised for both the | Matthins T. Harris, - SO0 ] or Fioani all arooe uring the war | Columbia and Sir Thomas ton, but the tober 11, Daniel McCarth: with Spain, has now_done Great Britain | disappointment over the result was very | Sergeant Murtha Hen; a similar sery admiralty has | keen. cHopET s gt Pt s S » which is named | * st the Hotel Cecll, where a crowd of | . Chronic gt M I | Americans had vunwmd} to await the | i announcement of the ticker, cheers re- ol |ENGLAND ABDING TO | sl F e Siker, shens re g all the m When the result was | Heshital Corpei, HER FIGHT!NG FORCE |¢ a1 there was : Thirtéenth In: Twenty-first In the LONDON, bands played editorially this The Shamrock was This was the more the weather was that in Shamrock is said to revel. ery prediction has been ralsified, for Oct. lunt upplement- | 7 raise 2000 more volun- | and 100 in Natal. | hand: the total strength of the volunteer | m in both places will amount to 12,- | | tantry. Preumonta—October 13, Ninetzenth the. a dispatch rid hr n is al 00 from Early last )‘mhlh ceeded in getting | | mero embezzied rock, and says: “If we merely had ves- ugh the Boer fc arces, armored cruiser; o, | con- 4 the voyage. city proper and not cut up into uni | In addition there are three supply shi will charge the : of the Gov- |tached to the imperial forces. | the Celtic, Glacier and Culgc he case Will go to the | ne reside | | distilling s olliers 1 | Zafiro, car: yut 450 men, making a Cable Messages Censored. ! 1 s e ane ocession in front of t messages ex- n[ patrolling the coast line Of and marched to the i5g” | changed with South Africa are subject f Luzon, surrounded as ft is by for and g flags. | to censorship at Aden and that Natal's nds_ in _proximit, will | ation: rs and waving flags, g & Tt s Diweveriartic | of troops at every | commur on with the Orange Free| ] is, ho . practi = } | State and Transvaal is suspended. nger so far as relates to fect will probabl nducive to check HOW THE ENGLISH | filibustering and landing of contraband | | cargoes, and with vigilance the insur- | o | rection is likely to get its quietus. were loudly THE AMERICAN LINES | —General O reports the follo [member | ment over the result of to-day’s race for the America's cup, London demonstra- “"‘sfl“t:f;;rgsj-.‘?\?‘ 16. took place to- | tions were rather tame. C Crawtis |IundEr Ot 9t Bundeyintrorts at other " towns | had coliccted on the Thames embank- | [NE deaths of B e started for Alder- | ment and at other pla the ipp! George Clayton, 3 The enrollment of 1000 Outlanders under 0 ‘]j'a" ";)L:Z-in :? RACES AT COVELO. Very Rich Cargo Brought From the refuses to call out tt imperial vernment’s sanction i Auatcia . len Frozen North on the Steamer s e im- | proceeding briskly at Durban and Pleter- e oy Big Purses Offered for the Thorough- e > | maritzburg. g : S | Reports are persistently circulated of a Al bred Division. e oy Wn cOr- | breakdown in the Boer commissariat and Jgb : COVELO, Oct. 16.—The Covelo Driving | 1, z0ct shipme transport departments. -|gb| 142 | Park and Jockey Club is holding AN~ | cver came o o -{gb| 12| g i 2 | nual race meet time s he Mules for South Africa. 1 |82 13! programme will T widespread report re- | KANGAS CITY, Oct. 15.—Twenty-five | iy :|&n| ' | purses range from ation, or intended reslg- | carioads of mules for the Transvaal, pur- | Princeton §b| 42| mary of to-da e e mier, Mr. | chased in this market by the English | Gl e o Goverr t within the past ten days, | X R | Mack fourth. Time, | were rted for New Orieans to-day. | sMachias X gv| 11 = BUSINESS MEN UPHOLD Another trainload will follow for the | Castine 177 |Belusan lgb] 2 of a mile and repeat, | the goid. ame point within a few days. An esti-| sBancrofi . 830 \“Asm &b/ 42 00d_won at. Road- e mate on the 500 tons o ay for use in the | *Ranger . 'Manila . &bl ? ‘\\'urmfr wo ond heat; Ru.uhw-mer SOUTH AFRICAN POLICY Bt i Bu'tcheat s o wiste 3127 W en Sicong FATAL ACCIDENT AT any fa is ! THE WAR OFFICE | roxvox, oct ity | S cruler; g b gunboat Bl ;< Tamento are present. L% THE W. Y. 0. D. MiNE S 3 The Canadian Contingent. ‘ Total, 41 vessels, “of about 66,000 to i - | Ot 18 s o wasa e OTTAWA, Ont., Oct. 16.—A dispatch re- u.xn'?fi‘fi.'i"n;‘,r.‘é'p'fl eamnle | Close of the Mills Case. | 7 dx,:im‘t\h?sf_ 'P:‘n? war office :s{—‘ s the meeting | céived lrrv-\l_ - from Lord La , Sec a re either on their | REDW flm' CITY. Oct. 16.—George C. sue 'ollo 100! or iff: preparing for completed troops in We are now re- ceiving number ‘of new Idths in these $1ooo suits —patterns are as neat as you often find in the higher-priced sui ne Let us send or give you a number of samples of these late arrivals, and it is ten to one you will order. G | lleged, B'flno- the treasury, | | TIRIEIT amy st 5 AEREIR G 2 B SV O 12,7, home | TRATOR'S DEATH FOR ; Besides the low price and the new patterns, Sl e .1‘:.. 2 otope | R e 1 do W Shamrock | AGUINALDO’S BROTHER there is the satisfaction of knowing that you are =< 06 160 horses. ’Amorg the new chartered | start. The probability 15 that the rachic | TACOMA. Oct. 15—Mall advices re. sure of your money’s worth, or your money re- s " ateqmer, Bri- | are 3 neatly aual as can be and ail the | ceivea to-day from Hongkong report nat | ) turned ; and if you keep the suit you have the o l\m~l'r... River m:m;ze e dl‘;(f:;”n?.‘xlld S'&S&i‘ T\I::rx"‘%,,lfi?)?:fi i?rlgg‘i"nmi"r1‘1\1\:?:::”?:!?%&:;5311;‘9 ‘\5‘:‘3;1 anleZe of a year’s repairing free. ports were brc nge River by ‘r..lum\na poinced Detter than the ‘Sham; | tehces his brother to death; l ITH CASH STORE | 25-27 Market St. | | terday’s race on which to base calcula- | | tions " we should be obliged to acknow edge that the Columbia is the better boat. | LAINGS NECK BEING | The records of the abortive races. tol 4 FORTIFIED BY BOERS‘dlfltren! story, and the Columbia ce | and, with five n(hor: | American lines, | kong via Manila. ing him penniless. He re Filipine headqu Forty- -Sxxth Is Co tainly had the best of the wind at a crit- | ical ‘part of the race. The sole excuse | | that can be urged for the Shamrock ls- that she did not sail as well as was ex- | pected.’™ DURBAN, Oct. 16.—It is estimated that | from 11,000 to 13,000 Free State Boers are i escaped into_ th intending to reach Hong While he slept his a sociates stole and divided the money, leav- ers and was arrested. SOUTH FRAMINGHAM, Mass.. Oct. 18 | S. N. WOOD & CO,, 718 Market St. and Cor. Powell and Eddy. turned to the ming.