The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 20, 1901, Page 17

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Ad- INSTITUTE, 855 Also for sale at 10I3% private diseases quickly lasting efficacious « GIRL 7 IN FOREIGN CAPITALS BY CABLE TO THE CALL. NICARAGUA TREATY HELD IN ABEYANCE British Cabinet Is Not Fully De- cided. torld Famous Mariani Tonic ‘OR BODY AND BRAIN En Profession { All Important Questions Put Aside by Fears for Queen. — 19 obably has Que agreeable | | | stitutes. | ~F SHOOTS | AT AN AGED LONDON, Jan. elee in the world nowhere Victoria's tal importance. The papers, jects, hesitate to speak plainly s oppressing them regarding ‘‘Her Maje s Condition,” but t venders 1 doing tremendous iness b every edition. It was a gloomy day /er a Gelo Tries to Ci for London. The anxiety on every face i i T h ast Epd workman to the fre- Kill Her Teacher. AnotherStudent Receives e Bullet in Her Chest. at it migl letin of th uil comment the Queen ally for her not only of cares and sOrrow PARIS, Jan. 18.—A tragic incident oc- arising from the death of | o at the College of France this af- th Africa and of her noon. A young Russian girl student, Churchill, ' ; I . fx’m. Vera Gelo, tried to assassinate an aged T professor, Senator Emile Deschanel, fath- of the Chamber of Deputies. The professor had just con- luded a X e on French literature when Vera Gelo, who was one of the au- fence, pointed a revolver at him. Her end, another Russian student, noticing the movement, sacrificed herself by inter- vening and received a bullet in the chest. with the keenest suspense, in memory of the Queen’s subjects. The Nicaragua treaty was never rated in the public mind here as an lssue of overwhelming importance. pletely forgotten before the topic.” But to-day’s developments confirm the forecasts, and the Cabinet is likely to hold the question under consideration dur- ing several meetings. In the meentime er of the president She fell at Professor Deschanel's feet, the chief desire of Englishmen appears to bleeding profusely. Vera Gelo was ar- | be for an amicable settlement. rested It appears she is mentally de- . = ranged. She sald Professor Deschanel Petition Withdrawn, had slandered her and added, in hoan»; LONDON. Jan. 19.—The petition re- tones: “I have wounded my |cently presented for the compulsory wind- ing up of the affairs of the London and | Globe Finance Corperation, limited, has been withdrawn and the court has ordered | the voluntary winding up of the com- pany’s affairs to proceed under the super- vision of the court. . Recruits for Far East. High Rank for Duke Henry. B GUE, Jan. 18.—Duke Henry of -Schwerin will arrive here | -1 officially announced that| WILHELMSHAVEN, Jan. 15.—The er the marriage the Queen | North German Lioyd steamer H. H. him the title of Prince Meler, Captain Formes, salled for the Far nigh military and naval East to-day with 500 naval recruits on board ADVERTISEMENTS. Sure fo Grow Hair, Remarkable Remedy That Makes the Hair Long, Soft Silky and Giossy—Men, Women or Chiidren, Even Bald Heads, Gan Have a Fine Head cf Hair. Free Trial Package of This Wonderful Preparation Is Mailed Free to All—Send Name and Address. KAISER NOT TO OPPOSE THE CZAR No Obstacle to the Russian Claim to Manechuria. Project for a Net of Cables to Cover the World Is Diligentiy Pursued. — BERLIN, 19.—The Prussian bi- It was com- | supreme | centenary celebrations drove out for a prostration been so conservatively treated | time, almost completely, public Interest in the newspapers as here, where it 1s of | for anything else. The Soclalist and part of the ultra-Radical press made an attempt to show that the fetes were pure- | ly dynastic, but this s not true. The ¢ news i ing proved the contrary, as also did the had been cut of health for the past flve vears with kidney and biadder trouble. Had immense crowds | until midnight. | German tri-color the Prussi thronging the streets Amoug the flags the predominated largely, an white and black belng seen The Kreuz Keitung, v -Prussian, deplores n & similar féte in Sax- the Saxon or Bavarian ear in the majority.” peror’'s address of Thurs- , an official who was sa; his Majesty empha- zed that during the 200 years of their ex- tence the Prussian Kings had often been forced to draw the sword to_ be- come what they are to-day. The Prus- sian officers’ corps, he added, had a large share in this long combat for Prussla’s | greatness and power, but now, when Ger- many and Prussia’s main t ® maintenance of peace, it has become the | principal duty for the Prussian officers’ | corps to develop the army in all which | braces the body and soul. The army, he contir was also the best school ' for | monarchi¢ sentiment and a strict fulfill- | ment of duty. | Part of the press to-day criticizes Em- peror William's rescripts to the navy and army, the Socialistic Vorwaerts point- ing out that, in spite of his Majesty's claim that the army is the best support of the state, there was a time when the army and state miserably foundered. Arient the navy rescripts the Vor- waerts says: “Since the Emperor now openly acknowledges he wants to make the navy as formidable a weapon as the army, the Emperor must have another, further-reaching, programme for navy expansion.” It became known to-day that Emperor | Willlam yesterday afternoon, while driv- ing, ran into a heavy cart, injuring a e Herman Linde, who was driving. Al- though the fauit lay with the driver of the cart, his Majesty sent him a hand- some present. From an unexceptionable source it {s learned that Germany, neither in the pas | nor in the future, has interposed or will | offer any obstacle to Russia’s claim on | Manchuria. Count von Bulow has given the Russian Fmbassador repeated assur- ances since t! > beginning of the Chine: troubles, and quite recently again, thai Manchufa lies out of Germany's inter commercial sphere and that it {s no way touched on by the Anglo-German agree- ment. The project of a net of eables to cover the world is being diligently pursued b: Germany and 1s most aetively further by the Emperor, who made some signifi- cant utterances on the subject to Postal Counselor Streiker recently. The latest shapeof the project so far as the Far East 1s concerned is as follows: German; and the Netherlands are jointly to lay a cable which will go through the Dutch Indies, touching at the Natunas Islands, Elllotin, Palemburg, Batavia, Macassar, German New Guinea and the Carolines, with a central point at Shanghal, then branching from Kilaochau easterly Ja- pan and America. The Dutch Government will lay_the cabie through its own colo- nies and Germany will do the rest. The flnner‘;cing of this project is about consti- tuted. In principle the plan of General von Podbielski, the imperial Postmaster Gen- eral, for gradually raising the annual ap- propriations to a maximum of 6,000,000 marks in 1902 has been approved by Em- peror William, but if private companies with a state subvention will undertake the work the Postmaster General will not object. Another misunderstanding has arisen with Bavaria. Prince Alphonse, nephew the ony or Bavaria flags would ay | | of the Prinee Regent, who attende: funeral of the Grand Duke of Saxe- ‘Weimar, who died January 5, claims he was snubbed by the Emperor's represent- atives, General von Willich and Prince Regent Albrecht, etiquette and questions of precedence belxg involved. On return- ing to Bavaria, Prince Alphonse resigned command of the First Bavarian Cavalry Brigade, with the approval of the Prince Regent, who conferred on him a higher but inactive rank and also bestowed on him the highest decoration. of the alleged tele; peror Kv?ns Su to the Embassadors re- gardlng the occupation of the Taku forts, ut they say the Chinese Commissioners have written to the Embassadors ex- pressing certain wishes, which will be dis- cussed during the peace n:gonauonn. The Foreign Office discredits the state- ment that fresh German troops are -.Hout to be sent to China for the rellef of sick, wounded and returned soldlers. Only sup- ing i"“ for the troops will be sent hereafter, No plans exist for the withdrawal of the German troops or the retdrn of Field Mar- shal Count von Waldersee. Germany has no plans in this connection apart from the powers, and will not take independent action. How long the Ger- man troops will remain in China depends Forejgn Office officials here know noth- | am from Em- | DR. KILMER'S SWAMP-ROOT. Test for Yourseli the Wonderiul Curative Properties of Swamp-Root ®TH POLICE PRECINCT. GREATER NEW YORK, Oet. 11, 1900. | Q the Queen. The headlines of most of the | flagging and decorating throughout Her- Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y.: | Y ers to-day were confined to | lin, even in the poorest laborers’ houses, Gentlemen—TIn justice to you, I feel it ts my duty to send you an acknowledge- | non-¢ in blg type, like | and the general flluminating last even- ment of the receipt of the sample bottle of Swamp-Root you so kindly sent me. I i our best physicians prescribe for me. They would relieve me for the time being, but the old complaint would in a short time return again. 1 sent for a sample bottle of Swamp-Root, and I found It did me a world of gcod. Since then I have taken elght small bottles bought at my drugstore, and I consider my=elf permanently cured. It seemed as though my back would break in two after stooping. I do not have to get up during the night to urinate, as I formerly did three or four times a night, but now sleep the sicep of peace. My back is all right again, and in every way ! am a new man. Two of my brother officers are still using Swamp-Root. They, like my- self, cannot say too much {n praise of it. It Is a bocn to mankind. We recommend 1t to all humanity who are suffering from any kidney, ltver or bladder troublas. My. brother officers (whose signatures accompany this letter). as well as myseif, thank you for the blessing you have brought to the human race in the compounding of Swamp-Root. We remain, yours very truly JAMES COOK HUGH E. BOYLE, JOHN J. BODKIN. DIDNT KNOW SHE HAD KIDNEY TROUBLE. Women as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by| Kidney and Bladder Trouble. | “You have no idea how well T feel. 1| am satisfied that I do not need any mere medicine, as I am in as good health as T ever was in my lite.” So says Mrs. Mary Engelhardt of 2835 Madison street, Si. Louls, Mo., to a reporter of the St. Louls Globe-Democrat. “For more than ten years T had suffered with what the doctors termed ‘emale trouble; also heart trouble, with swelling of the feet and limbs. Last summer I felt <o badly that I thought I had not long to live. I consulted doctor after doctor and took thelr medicines, but felt no better. The physiclans told me my kidneys were not affected. but I felt sure that they were the cavse of my trouble. A friend recom- mended me to try Dr. Kilmer's Swamp- Root, and I must say I derived immense benefits almost from the first week. I continved the medicine, taking it regular- 1y, and I am now in splendid health. The pains and aches have all gone. 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If on examination It is milky or clondy, If there is a brickdnst gettiing, or if small particles float about in it, vour Te in need of immediate atten- Swamp-Root i3 pleasant to take and 19 n<ed In the leading hospitals, recommend. 24 by physictars in their privats practice and is taken by doctors themselves whe have kidney allments. because they recog- nize In it the greatest and most successful remedy for kidney, liver and bladder trou- bles. If you are already convinced that Swamp-Root is what you need, you ean | purchase the regular S)-cent and §1 size Dbottles at the drugstores sverywhere, EDITORIAL NOTICE.—Swamp-Root, the great Kidney, Liver and Bladder Remedy, /s so remarkably successful that a special arrangement has been made by which all readers of the “Call " | sands of testimonial le'ters received from men and women cured by Swamp-Root. | offer in the San Francisco Sunday “ Call ™" CARDINALS .~ MEET POPE | IN SECRET Each Is Handed a ' Sealed Doecu- | ment. is Holiness Said to Have Predicted His when sending your address to Dr. Kilmer & FILIPINOS KILL YOUNG OFFICER Lieutenant John Morrison Is Shot Down From Ambush, Philippine Commission Considers Sec- tion of the Code Relating to Qualifications for Electors. RESEAPER A 2 ‘WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.—Adjutant Gen- E&I‘ly Demise. eral Corbin received a cable message from General MacArthur at Manlla to- | 3 day saying that First Lieutenant John, | ROME, Jan. 19.—Exceptional importance | Morrison Jr. of the Fourth Cavalry was | was attached by the Vatican to the recep- | killed near Gapan, P. L, yesterday. No tion last Tuesday by the Pope, unusual | particulars are given, but it is supposed | precautions being taken to maintain Se-| the officer was shot from ambush while crecy as to the proceedings. Two days| he was away from his company. previous Cardinal Rampolla, Papal Secre- | [jeutenant Morrison was a native of tary of State, sent a note to all the Car- | Jowa and was graduated in the military dinals urging on them the necessity of at- | geademy in June, 18%. He was assigned tending, as the Pope was desirous of mak- | 14 the Third Cavalry and served with that ing a communication of exceptional Tav- | regiment in the campalgn against Santi- ity. Consequently none of the twenty-five | ag, 1y February, 190, a few months after H Cardinals who were then in Rome was | absent, even Monsignor Oreglia, Parocchi | and Ledochowskl, all of whom have been | on the sick list for some time, managing | one @ay. Dr. Wong | 700, the eminent Chinese phy- and as 1 had been & as we us four weeks, b y life from this most | | A remedy bas been found that makes hatr | grow long and beautifully luxuriant. The pro- pristors will mail to any one who sends name and address @ free trial package of the rem- edy, so that & test can be made of its remark- ebie influence In stimulating the halr growth. As it is & pure vegetable product you need have no hesitancy in using it freely, as it can- not harm the most tender scalp. Eend your name and address to the Alten- heim Medieal Dispensary, 2459 Butterfield Bullding, Clocinnat!, Ohlo, inclosing & 2-cent mp to cover postage, and they will forward the free trial package at once. There 1s no #ood reason Why you or your children should have poor hair. It ls necessary as a protection in both summer and winter, and without a | #ood growth of hair & child or adult is always lable to colds. Sickness of the mother or 114 often stuns or paralyzes the hair roots, und years are required for nature to overcome ‘he loss. Who can doubt the merits of this wonderful remedy when we have thousands of testimoniale from such unquestionabls Deople a5 the following: Saye Professor Turner, President of Fair mount College, Sulphur, Ky.: *After being bald for thirty years I began using the remedy | in 18%, and in & few weeks thereafter my en- | tire scalp was covered with a thick, downy | growth of new hair. The whole of my hair was gone except a fringe around the hat line. In six weeks the bald spot was entirely cov- ered. I had been bald for thirty years, and when hair can be made to grow on such & head a3 mine no bald-Neaded person need fear the | results.* Mile. Riva, 149 Avenue des Champs Elysees, | the famous Parisish Contralto, whose wonder- | . fully luxuriant tresses add charm to a mpet | bewitching personality, says: “I procured a set of the Foso Remedies While touring the States and they actually caused my hair to grow anew. We have in Parle such & bewll- dering array of halr dreesings It ssems strange we must go to the Btates for one that will make the bair grow. I had for several years been losing my halr, had tried everything and was finally obliged to wear switches to keep up appearances. I am happy to say that with the Foso Remedies my hair is now more lux- uriant than it ever was and am thankful to feel that it is all my own and cannot fall off to embarrass me.’’ Geo. N. Thatcher of Covington, Ky., & prom- inent rallway officlal, says: “I was getting so bald and such a shining mark for my friends that I was foreed into using hair remedies. I tried a dozen or more before I ran across the Foso Treatment, and am gled to say that I was well rewarded. My entire scalp is now thickly covered with long, dark bair of the natural shade and I know beyond question that the Foso Remedies caused this result. I do not hesitate to lend my name and influence to these thoroughly trustworthy hair growers.” With this new remedy the halr roots are stimulated to a most gratifying degree. The young bair shoots forth and grows with sur- prising rapldity. Mothers of little girls whose | hair 1s short and apparently almost lfeless will be particuiarly delighted with the wonder- ful effect of this marvelous remedy. While the preparation is mainly intended for the cure of dandruff, falling hair and baldness in older people it is desired to acquaint the mother with a preparation that will provide her little tcts with beautifying tresses. Do not neglect @ write et emce for the free trial package. O Je Chintls DR | to be present. Only the Cardinals and his | CLATMS | Holiness were present. Even the trusted TO BE VIOTIM | officers of the papal household, who or- OF A MOCK WEDDING dinarily are present on these occasions, = | were excluded Tuesday. M. George Roussel Sues to Have His The Pope spoke an hour and & half. Marriage to Mrs. Harrison | After the reception each Cardinal as he Annulled. left was observed to have a folded paper sealed heavily with the papal arms. These PARIS, Jan. 19.—In the first chamber of mysterious proceedings, which naturally the Civil Tribunal yesterday Maltre De- aroused the deepest interest, are consum corl asked the court to nullify the mar- ria f M. e Roussel, secretary of ing Rome with curiosity. In the hope o age of M. the Society of American Dentists {n Paris, i some light on the matter a call :vh::"mnl‘de on Oudl‘ nal Macchi, who is and Mrs. Harrison, a widow, and daughter of an English admiral. Mr. Roussel is a uelly the most affable and accessible of l:lleyl’finod Church, but his Eminence enchman and a graduate in dental absolutely deciined to say a word on the surgery of Parls and New York, with a 'subject. The private secretary of one of large American clientele. Counsel asserted the members of the sucred eollege, while that his client thought he was only going not professing to speak with authority, through a mock marriage in 1399 when ths ceremony took place. The case was ad- exp the opinion that the document contained the Pupe's political testament— ourned for a fortnight to hear counsel or the defense, the defendant not being hat is to say, set forth his views as to ;u-. successor and the policy of the church represented. Unable to Aid Vigilancia. i tters in the immediate fut The Gocument. will not be opened undl after HAVANA, Jan. 19.—Tugs and lighters have been unable to get alongside the XIII's death. l’l“’he report current in Vatican circles is Ward line steamer Vigilancla, which is aground about eight miles west of Ha- to the effect that the Pope, on handing hy vana, for the last two e crew | the paper to each Cardinal, merely re- marked that the seal would be proken at | his demise, which he had no reason to suppose would be delayed beyond this | of the steamer have not been taken off, year, and that, in view of the gravity of and many cattle and much frelght are | the outlook for the church, it will be pre- still aboard. | pared for a conclave. Messengers left | SREEE £ N { Tuesday wish documents for forei Storm on the Channel. i o e ‘Cu.rdlul.h throughout h?‘hn‘-‘te:?lmm LONDON, Jan. 19.—The steamer servics | _The delay in the publicatio _the en- across the channel has been interrupteq o3 Clcal on ‘Christlan Democracy,” which used a great deal of comment, was thus by a gale, which is increasing In violence. | Co y Blvers) maincr disastors are Leborocg noc. | axplained yesterday by Cardinal Agiiardl, | who has been assisting his Holiness in Its e | preparation: Kouns Is Promoted. “At the last Vatican reception I asked TOPEKA, Kans, Jan. 19-C. W. | lthe Pope whe:"hel n‘:pfited mlge x}?le to Kouns, superintendent of the car service Sive the encyclica e world. He re- for the Santa Fe, has been appointed to ' biicagls had considered it necessary to the position of assistant general superin- tendent of the Santa Fe system, with troduce several further modifications in haedductere'fn Sopaka. /await,” added his Hoiiness, “a favorable | SANTA CRUZ, Jan. 19.—John Vallar, | pled. We :mz huy: a little patience.” he question now at issue between over Bear Creek to-day. 1Jjured and four horses order to make it clearer and to leave no room for conflicting interpretations. We AR | moment for publication. Affairs in the Goes Through a Bridge. | French Chamber keep us very preoccu- rsonal -opinion is with his six horses and a wagon laden | nat the encyclical will not be Bublished with lumber, went through the bridge until Vallar was in- the Vatican and the French Government land Chamber of Deputies is settled. £ | o | and as a similar provision for the taxation of church roy:rget ‘will be Included in r he had reached the grade of first lleuten- ant, he was transferred to the Fourth Cavalry and served with that regiment in the Philippine Islands up to the time of his death. MANILA, Jan. 15.—The section of the municipal code relating to the qualifica- tions of electors was much discussed to- day before the Philippine Commission. The bill requires voters to own real estats 10 the value of 50 peso. or to pay taxes to the amount of pesos upward, and be males of upward of 2 years of age, who speak, read and write English or Spanish. All'are required to swear al- legiance to the United States. 'udge Taft, president of the commission, promised to amend the bill so as to In- clude men ing 20 pesos taxes, Buencamina and other Federal leaders object to the feature empowering the provincial governors to determine the legality of the elections of the local of- ficers. The effect of the section covert: the taxation of church properties will to largely put the assessment In country dls- tricts on persons to whom friars have nominally transf, the large tracts of land which they formerly claimed to own. The friars left all the country dalistri during the disturbed periods. hols ings of land &nd business property ia Manila are owned directly by the church, separate bill the civil government M::fll, that question will then be more directly at issue. WATCHMAN PERISHES WHILE FIGHTING FIRE| City of Louisville Is Burned to Wat- er’s Edge at Her Dock at Benton Harbor. BENTON HARBOR, Mich.,, Jan. 18— The Graham & Mortoh steamer City of Louisville burned to the water's. edge early Saturday at the dock, where she was laid up for the winter. Charles Bouthworth of Saugatuck, the watchman, was burned to death. | l | ‘When the fire was discovered by persons | ™ on the dock the pumps in the vessel were | pro ‘working, showing that Watchman South- worth had beennrfcmu the fire. It s .uk. he was first overcome by smoke and then burned. The City of avas valued at 310,000 A who have not already tried it may have a sample bottls sent Aiso a book telling all about kidney and bladder troubles and containing many of the thousands upon thou- Be sure and mention reading this generous Co., Binghamton, N. . HOUSE CONSIDERS THE POSTAL BILL Days Annual Leave Granted to Employes of Navy Yards. WASHINGTON., Jan. 19.—The session of of House to-day was devoted chiefly to the postal codification bill, which was about half completed. The dlscussion turned mainly on the proposition to com- pel star route contracts to be let to per- sons living contiguous to the route, but the proposition was defeated after extend- ed debate. Among the bills passed was the granting of fifteen days’ annual leave to employes of navy-yards, arsenals, etc. ADVERTISEMENTS. Selling Out MEXICAN STORE, 114 Stockton St. WE VACATE JAN. 29. Carved Leather Goods| Fine goods at Linen Hand - Drawn | jegg than whole- . sale cost. Jeweiry and Curlos ";m“‘: Indian Baskets $1.50—Last hance Mexican Figures price - - - TSc TO THE PUBLIC! FRAN m other ‘sutferars may e relteved. and 1 will lad to certify to this in person to any tl may call upon mn"l)t m’A’L_‘.sc‘ Orchard avenue, Elmhurst, Alameda Co., Cal his herb treatment. He did all he clafmed, and after treating six months I am now well and strong. _ Yours, respectfully. BAlun W JG0 Aaslen, e 5. P