The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 9, 1902, Page 18

A 18 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY OVEMBER 9, 1902 e ———————— ADVERTISEMENTS. THAN DISEASE doctors say: “There are e would keep his system lone the death rate W & chow that thes: doctors ar prescribe Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey excl chitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Coughs, dyspe prostration, female troubles, sleeplesene these diseases UFFY'S are caused by a rundown paric ix?\vram and strengt ivingood of EI Pure Malt Whiskey h: flver wedding. Mr. re both hale and rty and fe i'da Watts, who is 63 years r i has kept her stron 1 suffered terribi the grip and weather always foun: in bed, and I living cking up _a newspaper one da the use of Duffy’s Pure Malt were almost Instantaneous. long ppeared. to-day, at the 2 e of 63, 1 feel as though ““Mrs. D New York's leading doctor s ready a 1 g an s or mil n ' WHISKEY tones and art action, invigorates ies the entire tem and r v ondition. crobes. Wh n y-u:sk for Dufly’s Fure yiesure you g2t t ¢ %en~ wine. Unscrupu! us i:rs mindful of 1he excellence of this prera-aton, to sell cheap imi‘ations, ard s Malt Whis <cy bstitates, which are put on the mariet for pr-fit only, and whi: ior from e ievi ¢ the sickrre positively mond “Duffy’s” a-d be su ¢ is the only bso utely nurc contains medicin 1. es. Lcok for the trace -mark “The Old Chemist” n the free to iskey Company of PURE MALT WH and stimulates the blood, aids ligesti our system more deaths caused by drugs than dis- fortified with an invigorating stimulant uld be lowered.” right and this is why all leading doctors sively for Consumption, Grip, Bron- psia, malaria and all low fevers, ncrvous ss and weakness from whatever cause; all HISKEY tem. tones up the s off disease. condition of the hens the system so it thr verson, Pa., who have been married 65 as vrolonged their happ¥ union many Livingood is 91 years oid and Dis wife is el vigorous as a couple of 50 years of age. of age, s Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey g and well. tried every known remedy. - Changes of | often felt as if life was not worth the 1 read of the great benefit derived from “Whiskey and sent for @ bottle. The beneficial effects ‘The terrible lassitude with which I had suffered so 1 was completely cured and have felt no bad after effects, and 1 was only 30. lda Watts, 254 W. 40th St., N. Y, C.” ffy's Prre Malt Whiskey is a food al- 1 _vigorous and have on your cheek the PURE MALT WHISKEY, regtlar)y, a ‘tea- k three times a day and take ho other ith drugs: they poison the system absolutely pure stimulant and tonic, free x'f:rflznigfd by the the government as a medicine. This line at all druggists and grocers, or direct, $1.00 a bottle. al booklet containing symptoms and treatment of diseases and eader of the San Francisc¢o Call who will Rochester, N. Y. CHIRGE FALD N THE ELECTION Republicans of Colorado Plan a Sharp In- vest'gation. DENVER, Nov. Attorney John D.| Fleming is preparing a petition to-day to be presented to Jjudge Samuel L. Carpen- ct Court, asking for a inve e the aileged on in Arapahoe for the Grand Attorney J hing of the Republi- can contest committee is gathering evi- dence to be used in pushing contests and t proceedings and in presenting = before the Grand Jury, if one shall alled. Republican candidates for the Legislature from Arapatoe County and other districts have decided to @ntest the election of the four Se! cates of election. In a statement signed by all the claim- ants to seats it was set forth that they believed the electi of the Democraic ifteen Representatives and who will get the certifi- members was obained by means of great | frauds and cr that it is their and secure the agains: the ballot and to expose such crimes shment of the gullty pu parties. They declare they have no dis- position to disfranchise any voter, but sec.. to have the will of the people as ex- pressed at the last election prevail. ADVERTISEMENTS. & . 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The Institute hes had S0 many frquiries from men who are unable to leave Bome or their business to be treated, that it Bas perfected thie splendid home treatmen; 4 gends it in free trial packages to all parts ©f the world to show just how easy and simple 3t is 10 be cured at home of any sexual weak- Bess when this marvelous new sexual discovery fs employed. The Institute makes no restric- tione, snd any man who writes will receive by meil s free trizl of this wonderful remedy ab- solutely free. Those who write need fear of any publicity, as the State M stitute is an old established institution, morated by the State for 50 years, by the Repub- | LIRE'S FRENDS SEEK REVENGE Democrats Appsal to Late Candidate to Name Committee. / There is war on in the Bourbon camp. | The stanch supportérs of Franklin K. | Lane are loud in their eriticism of certain members of the Democratic State Central Committee, whom, they charge, showed a lack of interest in the gubernatorial aspi- | rations of Mr. Lane. Now that the battle j of ballots is over and the standard bearer Y‘cf Democracy has given way “to Dr. ‘George C. Pardee, the men who fought | for Lane's election are wroth at certain { members of the committee. | Lane's friends declare that the present committee did not work in harmony; that, instead of helping to advance the cause of the candjdate for Governor, they did everything in their power to injure his fight. As evidence of their dissatisfaction, a | number of prominent Democrats through- out the State called upon Mr. Lane yes- | terday and appealed to him to appoint | fifteen additional members of the com- mittee, as authorized by the State con- vention. The present State Central Committee is | ruled by the “Cabinet,” which is com- posed of men who tried to prevent Lane from receiving the nomination for Gov- | erdor. Ex-Governor Jsames H. Budd, John J. Barrett and Jim O'Brien practi- i cally rule the committee. It is true that Barney D. Murphy is chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee, but his duties are not arduous. The entire committee is dominated by the campaign committee. At the outset of the Demo- cratic compaign the campaign committe found fault with Mr. Lane because the latter’s campaign was being directed from the office of City and County Attor- ney. Lane's friends were given the best places in the itinerary, while the friends of the “Cabinet” were sent into the “highways and byways” to win votes by the magic of their voices. As soon as the “Cabinet” gained contry of the State Central Committee, this state | of things chapged. A. Caminetti was se- lected chairman of the campaign commit- tee at the suggestion of Budd. John J. Barrett was elected a member of the Democratic State Central Committee to il the vacancy caused Dy the resigna- tion of M. F. Tarpey. Immediately upon Barrett becoming a member of the com- mittee, “Jim"” O’Brien had him appointed on the campaign committee. Robert M. Fitzgerald of Oakland, who was friendsy to the “Cabinet,” was also placed on the committee. Budd went to New York to help Hearst win an easy fight, leaving Lane to do the best he gould to avoid inevitable defeat. Caminetti made a few trips to his county to mend his own fences. O'Brien and the rest of the committee took things easy. As a result there was a lack of organiza- tion in the party, and, despite his own popularity, Lane suffered defeat. LOS ANGELES REPUBLICANS CLAIM HISTORIC BANNER Union League Club Appoints Com- mittee to Arrange for Transfer of the Tyophy. In rolling up a majority of nearly 10,000 votes for President McKinley in Novem- Jber, 1900, San Francisco became the bn- ner Republican County of California. Ac- | cordingly the silken banner which bears | gllded inscription of Kepublican majori- ties previously returned by Alameda and. Los Angeles counties was surrendered by | Alameda County and placed in possession of the Republican County Committee of San Francisco. The Union League Club was made the custodian of the trophy. Last Tuesday Los Angeles rolled up a majority of nearly 7000 for Dr. Pardee, and is now the banner Republican county of the State. Bradner Lee, chalrman of the Republican County Committee of Los Angeles, is here to claim possession of the silken trophy. At a meeting of the directors of the Union League yesterday George H. Pip- py. president of the clad, and H. G. W. Dinkelspeil, 8. J. Hendy and E. J. Smith were appointed as a committee to ar- range the ceremonies of transferring the t | standard of victory from this city to Los Angeles. It is prohable that the Union League Club will charter a special train | for an excursion to Los Angeles. The de- tails of the trip bave not been arranged, but it is expected that Governor-elect Pardee will join the throng and deliver the banner to the stalwart Republicans of Los Angeles. = 283, CALL'S TABLE NOW INCLUDES VOTE OF EVERY COUNTY IN CALIFORNIA With Only a Few Remote Precincts to Hear From Pardee’s Plurality Over -Lane Is Twenty-Eight Hundred and the Official Can- vass of Returns Will Not Change These Figures Materially AN VT DVER HSSETT Blected Railroad Com- missioner in First 4 District. Bell's Lead Over Coombs for Congress in the Second Is Slight, — Special Dispatch to The Call. SACRAMENTO, Nov. plete returns have been 8. —Almost com- received from the twelve counties comprising the Sec- One precinct one is ond Congressional District. is missing from Sutter County, missing in Yuba and five are mi Sonoma = County. The majorities Coombs (Rep.) and Bell (Dem.) are as fol- lows: Coombs—Butte 265, Sutter 148, Yuba 120, noma 201, Marin 5 Tota] 1268. scBen—Sncmmcnm Mendocino_ 187, Glenn % g 244, Colusa 556, Yolo 339, Lake 155, Napa 11. Total 1p54. " Bell'd majority, 306. For Rallroad Commissioner, in fifteen out of twenty-eight counties in the dis- trict, Irwin has majorities as follows: Calaveras 253, Del Norte \h’\z:Drl'l;vh:le)v Humboldt 1800, assen (incomplete) HK.UL Napa #20, Nevada 399, Placer 350, Plumas 250, ?‘3' lano 713, Sutter 188, Tehama (incomplete) 27, Trinity (incomplete) :Hl,‘ Yuba 428, utte (in- complete) 22 onoma (incomplete) majority 6458, The_countles in which Hassett has re- ceived majorities are “olus , Glenn Mendocino (incomplete) 150. Te- 055. A A B Trinity’s County Officers. WEAVERVILLE, Nov. 8—Twenty- three precincts out of twenty-five give Lane 625, Pardee 53.- Ford 534, Gillette 523; Leininger 601, Wells 481. The follow- ing county ticket is elected: Juadge, J. W. Bartlett; Sheriff, T. F. Bergin; Clerk, R. L. Carter; Assessor, E. L. Nuoman; Treasurer, C. W. Bramer; School Supe intendent, Lizzie H. Fox; Coroner, G. Ryan; District Attorney, H. R. Given; Surveyor, T. J. Montgomery. Ll e San Benit Count Completed. HOLLISTER, Nov. 8.—The complete un- official returns of San Benito County on leading officers follow: Governor—Pardee 630, Lane 95. Lientenant Governor—An- derson 73, Dockweiler 83, Secretary of State—Curry 739, Rosborough 794. Con- gressman—Needham 713, Ashe 870. Amend- ment No. 28 was snowed under by 5% to 6. 3, Sacram 25, Yolo 224, tal majority e Ralston Defeats Tulloch. SAN ANDREAS, Nov. 4—Unofficial re- turns show the election of William C. Ralston (R.) over L. R. Tulloch as State Senator from the Tenth District by 99 votes. The majorities by counties were: Ralston—Mono 111, Alpine 62, Amador 189. - Tulloch—Calaveras 23, Bl Dorado 2. ) Y Arizona’s Balm for Democracy. PHOENIX, A. T., Nov. 8—It is defin- itely known that Colonel J. F. Wilson (D.) has defeated Robert E. Morrison (R.) for Delegate to Congress. The Republi- cans concede Wilson a plurality of 300 and it may be larger. Mariposa Heard From. MARIPOSA, Nov. 8—Mariposa County complete gives Lane 82, Pardec 627; Lane’s plurality 201 Lane’s Madera Plurality. MADERA, Nov. S.—Twenty-one pre- cincts out of twenty-five in Madera Coun- ty give Pardee 702, Lane $50. —_————————— Conductor Shoots Undertaker. SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. §.—A. §. Wat. son, an undertaker, was shot and fatally wounded to-night by Charles H. Ellison, a gstreet car conductor. Ellison went to $htcon's undertaking establishment and charged the latter with having been inti- mate with Mrs. Ellison. Hot words fol- lowed, and Ellison drew a revolver and fired two shots into Watson’s body. ADVERTISEMENTS. Itching Skin Distress by day and night— That's the complaint of those who are so unfortunate as to be afflicted with Fezema or Salt Rheum—and outward ap- plications do not cure. They can’t. The source of the trouble fs in the tlood—make that pure and this scdling, burning, itching skin disease will dis- appear. “1 was taken with an itching on my arms which proved very disagreeable. I concluded it was salt rheum and bought a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla. In two days after I began taking it I felt better and it was not long before I was cured. Have never had any skin disease since.” MRS, IDA E. WARD, Cove Point, Mds Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Piils - rid the blood of all impurities and cure all eruptions. ABG Guaranteed Pdre. None So Good. Sold Evergwhere: RUSS HOUSE DINING-ROOM. MERCANTILE LUNCH For ladies and gentlemen. CHARLES NEWMAN COMPANY, Formerly Prop. Richelieu Cafe. o+ g o GOVERNORSHIP RETURNS FROM ALL COUNTIES | COUNTIES. &l’ll'llefll Lane. | e | Al di , 644 8,872 Dine - 2 uzm 52 Contra Costa Del Norte . El Deradeo Fresno ... Glenn ..., Humboldt Maripo: Mendoc! Merced Monterey . Napa ..... Nevada, ... Riverside . Sucramento San Benito ..... San Bernardino.! San Diego .. San Franciseo San Joaquin ... San Luis Obispo. San Mateo ..... Santa Barbnra.. Santa Clara Santa Or: Shasta Sierra .. Siskiyou Solano Sonmoma . Stanislau Sutter .. Tehama .. Trinity . . Tulare Tuolumne Ventura .. Yolo .. Yuba . Totals .....|134,061/182,156 Pardee's plurality—2806. L = ke N the accempanying table The Call presents the first returns that have been received from Alpine and Mari- posa counties. These were the only counties from which no figures had been received heretofore, except from one small Mariposa precinct. Mariposa was conceded to Lane by 250 in the Repub- lican estimates. Complete returns show that it gave the Democratic nominee 201 plurality over Pardee. The table presented this morning con- tains the entire vote of the State, except a few remote precincts, which will not be | heard from until the County Supervisors canvass the vote on Monday. ~These pre- cincts will not change the result very much either way, so the official figures from the whole State will not vary great- ly from those which The Call is enabled to give this morping. Pardee’s plurality over Lane, figuring:on the returns up to date, is 2806, In the accompanying table 71 votes are given to Pardee from Del Norte County. These figures represent his lead over Lane on the complete vote of Del Norte, the plurality alone having been reported. e Alpine in Republican Column. MARKLEEVILLE, Nov. 8—Alpine County complete gives Pardee 87, Lane 52; Angellottl 80, Shaw 51; Farnsworth 45, Trask 16; Gillette 85, Ford 39. For State BSerator Ralston (R.) %, Tulloch (D.) 83. For Assemblyman, McKinney (R.) 82, Sargent (D.) 46. LA El Dorado Complete. PLACERVILLE, Nov. 8—The total vote cast for Governor in this county was: Pardee 1161, Lane 1320. DR. @IERCE'S REMEDIES. THE FIRSTBORN. Why i it that the firstborn child is so often the healthiest of a family of chil- dren? The reason seems to suggest it- self. As child follows child the mother has less and less vitality; often mnot enough for herself and none, therefore, for her child. 7 Expectant mothers who use Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Pre- scription find that it keeps them in vigor- ous health. They eat well, sleep well” and are mot nervous. When baby comes its advent is practically painless, and the mother is made hap- 5y by the birth of a healthy child. If you would be a healthy mother of healthy children use “Favor- ite Prescription.” «I will be very glad to say a few words for Dr. Pierce’s Favorite tion,” writes Mrs. P. of Mansonville, "?ue “Dur- four months, ien I looked forward to becoming @ mother, I suf- fered very much from nau- sea and vomiting, and I felt so terribly sick I could scarcely eat or drink any- ing. I hated all Di .+ 1 got a bottle when I had taken them a few days. better, and when I had taken hardly three parts of each bottle T felt well and covld eat as well as any one, and could do my work without any trouble (I could not do anything before). X feet thankful to Dr. Pierce for his medicine, and 1 tell all who teil me they are sick, to get these medicines, or write to Dr. Pierce.” Those who suffer from chronic dis- m are invited to consult Dr. P‘iierce, etter, free. All correspondence strictly B;;nv.te. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. V. . Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure bil- iousness and sick headache. e ——— (B VVD WD visit DR, JORDAN'S anreat MUSEUN OF ANATOHY 1051 MABZET 5T. bet. 6:h47:8, 6.7.0al, e s T T OR. JORDAN—-DISEASES OF MEN ‘I'M*V.- fl‘ ‘hfl{ v g R AL S ARG SIS e (X valusble book for men) DR JORDAN & UG, 1051 Market 8t.,8. F. ‘'next January, 3 NEW BUGHROD “OF DEMOCATS May Try to Throw Out Los Angeles County’s Returns. Raise Question as to the Validity of Ballots Used There. Special Dispatch to The Call. LOS ANGELES, Nov. S—Amazed and discomfited at the surprising plurality that Los Angeles gave Pardee last Tues- day, the Democrats have been casting abeut for something that will afford tham the basis for a contest, not so much for any benefit that the county ticKet would derive from such contest as for the pos- sible help it might be to the State ticket should Lane dispute Pardee's election. To-day they sprang what was intended as a surprise when it was declared that an attempt would be made to throw out the entire county vote of Los Angeles county. Just who fathered this scheme is not positively known, but it is said to have originated with Abbot Kinney. On the ballots voted throughout Los Angeles County on Tuesday the Board of Supervisors submitted to the people the auestion as to whether monuments or other memorials should be erected on the Courthouse grounds, and to the country voters opportunity was given for an ex- pression of their wishes as to local op- tion in regard to saloon licenses. The Democrats now contend that the placing of these two questions upon the ballots invalidated them and that, there- fore, the entire vote of Los Angeles county could be thrown out. None of the Democratic leaders will admit that they propose taking this matter into the courts, but they hint at mysterious pro- ceedings that may be instituted on Mon- day. The Republicans are not worried by this Democratic bugaboo. Before the ques- tions were placed| upon the ballots the Bceard of Supervisors obtained from the | District Attorney an opinion.as to the leaglity of its action. To-day Assistant| District Attorney Johnstone Jones sald: | “There i{s nothing in this threat. The | law is very plain on this question and had the Supervisors desired to submit fifty questions to the people they had the right to do so. The law plainly provides that this may be done and the Democratic attorneys know it. I would not be sur- prised, however, if some such attempt were made. Why should not the Demo- crats have all the fun out of it they can? They did.not elect an officer in this coun- tv—not even a constable. They have all to gain and nothing to lose by such a contest; but the Republican masses need not be disturbed by any such threat as this.” LEADERS WOULD NAME SPEAKE Four Assemblymen Are Already Prominent in the Race, Now that the election is a thing of the past and it is known just how much strength the various political bodies will pessess in the next Legislature, those in- terested in affairs politic are beginning to figure who will be the next Speaker of the Assembly. So far they have not been able to figure with any degree of certain- ty who will occupy the Speaker's chair though there are a num- ber of politiclans who claim they can name the man. There are four likely candidates in the field and the supporters of each are not a bit backward in announcing that they bave the man. So far the most promi- nent candidates are Arthur G. Fisk of the Thirty-seventh Assembly District, F. C. Dunlap of Stockton, who represents the Twenty-third District; E. D. Knight of the Thirty-fifth District, and W. H. R. McMartin of the Forty-third District, Fisk, McMartin and Knight are all from San Francisco. The wise ones have figured out that some one of these Assemblymen will be selected to wield the gavel at Sacramento next January. It hab been given out that Examiner. and the Cabinet Fisk, and where the friends of the 'newspaper and club - are thickest no name but that of TFisk is heard. E. D. Knight is supposed to be the choice of Dan Burns and his friends and the supporters of Knight are 2s sanguine as the friends of Fisk that their man will win the battle for the Speakership. The other men in the field are Dunlap and McMartin. Dunlap, it is said, is the choice of the State at large and it is claimed that he meets with the approval of a majority of the legislators. Mec- Martin is,the candidate of Martin Kelly, who claims, and his claim is supported by a legion of Kelly's friends, that the rep- resentative of the Forty-third Assembly District will be the man who will be se- lected by the Assembly to rule the des- tinies of the lower hous: —_— BEHEADING OF OFFICIAL - MAY CAUSE UPRISING China’s Dowager Empress Opposes the Execution of the Hu Nan . Mandarin. PEKING, Nov. §.—The Governor of Hu Nan Province has protested vehemently against the recent imperial ediet ordering the beheading of the military mandarin responsible for not protecting the British missionaries Bruce and Lewis, who were killed at Chen Chow Fu, August 15, by a mob. He declares the people are united in opposition to the punishment, says that _carrying out the order is iable to reSult in an uprising and suggests that it be commuted to ‘the payment of anindemni. ty. The Dowager Empress is also op- posed to the decapitation of the official, v 5 akinlng EKern’s Plurality for Lane. BAKERSFIELD, Nov. 8—Complete semi-official returns from fifty-four out of fifty-eight precincts in Kern County giv Lane 233, Pardee 1622. GOVERNOR SHARP ™32 ifle Says: “I Can Ear nestly Recom- mend Pe-ru-na.” | B ! Isaac Sharp, ex-Governor of Kansas, in a letter from 1227 I street, N. E., Wash- ington, D. C., writes: . “/ can’ earnestly recommend your Peruna as an excellent tonic/ Its reputation as a cure for catarch is firmly established by my friends, who have been benefited by s use, and the public should know of 1ts great curative qualitres.” —Isaac Sharp. Mr. Edwin F. Whitten, 3 Otis street,; Any one who has clean mucous mem- Worcester, Mass., writes: branes is not liable to catch cold, cannot “I am pleased to add my testimony rel- | have catarrh and need not fear catching ative to the great benefits which are de- | the grip, or having malaria, or contract- rived from Peruna in cases of catarrh. | ing any contagioys disease. “March last I was taken {ll with con-| As the skin protects the outside of the gestion of the lungs and bronchitis, which | body so the mucous membrane protects left me with a severe case of nasal ca- . the cavities of the body—that is to say, if tarrh. The discharge from nostrils and | it is a clean and healthy mucous mem- throat was. vile-and-sickening. In May I | brane. began taking Peruna, and in less than ten | A congested or catarrhal mucous mem- days the dischatge had ceased, and before | brane, a mucous membrane dotted with the second bettle was used the soreness | little ulcers or spotted with canker sores back of nostrilsFover eves ~head-gen- | will not protect the body. erally had disappeared. . Such people always have colds, are sure “It has prevented the annual attack of | to have the grip and would acquire any hay fever and my general health.is by a | contagious disease that is going in spite lafge per cent better than it has béen for | of all antiseptics and precautions. many months. ok Peruna makes dirty mucous membranes “Peruna certainly, if taken wisel®and |-clean. faithfully, will in a Very short space of | Perina makes diseased mucous mem- time do good work in, ridding one of ca- | branes well. tarrh. BEdwin F. Whitten. This nét onlv rids the patient of ca- tarrh, but fortifies the body against the reverses of all climates, epidemics and contagious diseases. If-you. do not.derive prompt and satis- factory results from the use of Peruna write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of ¥our case, and he will Dbe pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis. Congressman Thompsa of Kentucky. Ex-Congressman Phil B. Thompson] from Kentucky, writes: “My friends have used your remedy, Pe- runa, and I take pleasure in testifying to the merits of your medicine. Besides be- ing one of the very best tonics, it is a good, substantial catarrh remedy.”—Phil B. Thommon.M e Clean Mucous Membranes. Any one who has taken Peruna has| Address Dr. Hartman, President of The clean mucous membranes. Hartman Sghitarium, Columbus, Ohio. —_—n vho is still in China. Therefore Wu will of the legation here until the arrival of President Roosevelt Officially Ad- his successor. TR T vised of the Transfer of Chinese Three Killed in a Collision. Diplomats. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.; Nov. 8—In a WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.—Minister Wu | collision between a freight train and a has finally served official notice ‘on this | work train on the Cincinnati, Hamiltén Government of the change to be made in and Dayton railroad three miles east of the Chinese legation here. To-day he this city this morning three men were called at the White House, accompanied killed and several. were injured. The by Tung, his first secretary of legation, dead are: John Veatch of Indianapolis and presented to President Roosevelt his Bud Fox of Montesuma and George Mer- letter of recall. riam, a telegraph gperator. Wu, acting under instructions from his | General Bowen’s Condition Improves. Government, which is very anxious that| PARIS, Nov. 8—The health of United he shall return speedily to China to carry | States Deputy Consul-General J. Allison forward the work of preparing the com-| Bowen, who has been in a serious condi- ercial treaties, will return to his home | tion as a result of an operation, has im- imimediately and without awaiting the | proved. The crisis is passed but his doe- arrival of Liang Cheng, who is to suc- tors say another week must elapse befors ceed him as Minister. to Washington and ' he can be pronounced out of danger. 0000000000000000000000 ASTONISHING BARGAINS For Monday Morning We Are Our Own - Manufacturers Refail at Wholesale Prigss Carlo blouse, skirt seveg-gore latest style cut, trimmed with silk vegetable braid and cloth straps ........ ... 822.50 Regular price $35.00. ~BLACK BROADCLOTH SUITS in blouse effect, latest cut skirt Cannot be duplicated for $25.00. MONTE CARLO COATS in Peau de Soie from...$10.00 to $50.00 MONTE CARLO COATS in cloth, black and castor, from............ reeee. 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