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The herald., 1897-01-13
THE GREAT ALLIANCE.
Russian Friendship for America Only
Hatred of England.

LONDON, Jan. 13-The Chronicle e
Washington correspondent says: Secre-
tary Olney, replying to question of the
Russian minister, Mr.. e. d. Kotzebue
as to whether the arbitration treaty
with England was offensive and defens-
i've or Anything in the nature of an alli-
arce. said the question might be answer
ed yes or no. That In theory and diplo-
matte acceptance it was an alliance in
support of the Monroe doctrine. which
England recognized by the terms of the
Venezuelan treaty.
IF the arbitration treaty is ratified"
Mr.. Olney said, "it radically Aakes
Great Britain our ally for the mainten-
ance and enforcement of the Monroe
doctrine"
The correspondent of the Chronicle,
commenting on the above, says: Mr..
Olney recognizes that England is the
more natural ally Of America than Rus
sia. whose hitherto professeG friend
ship for the United states Is merely hat
red of England. 1t is probable Russia
will do her best to persuade the senate
not to ratify the treaty"
The Chronicle in an editorial regards
the foregoing matter as of the deepest
Importance. and says it desires nothing
better than that Russia should take the
fail from Americas eyes" concludes the
article
The Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zeit-
ung, according 10 a Berlin dispatch to
the Standard, thinks the European pow
ers are not likely to follow the example
set by Great Britain and the United
States in the arbitration treaty.
Ordinary diplomacy" it says, will
suffice 10 settle money disputes, while
territorial questions a1s of very differ
ent importance to Europe than to Eng
land and America, who are separated by
the ocean,"
The Boursen Courier thinks that the
treaty imposes great obligations upon
America, and that 1t should in future
not tolerate filibustering expeditions to
Cuba.
The Daily News Paris correspondent
says: Next to England, with no great
err power in Europe nowhere is arbitra-
tion so popular as with France. which
Is ripe for similar arrangement with
both the United States and England"
The herald., 1897-01-13
ON THE TURF
Results of Races Run Over the Course
at Oakland

at Oakland
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 12.-Weatller
fine at Oakland; track fast
Five and a half furlongs- Lost Girl
won, Adam Andrew second, Cappy third
time, 1G9N
Six furlones-Boreas won. Double
Quick second, Abb P. third: time. 1:15A
Five and a half furlongs-George
Palmer won, Sweet William second,
Ezekiel third; time. 1:0SM.
Mile and an eighth-Fortuna won
Doyle second, Monita third; time, SO
Seven furlon gs-Midlo won, Formal
second. Braw Scot third; time. LES
Six furlorgs-Rosebud won. Olive see.
ond, Kowalsl1y thir6; time. lis.
OAKLAND RACES
The following is the list of entries an!
weights for the races at Oakland which
are posted at the Los Angeles Turf Club,
M2 South Spring street. Commissions
received on these races. and full de-
scriptions of the events given. Races
begin at 9 .. m; first quotations re-
ceived at 1870 p. IN.
First race, mile, sellng-Tuxedo 109 Ar
nette 10. Petrarch 1O7, Jack Marten 10l.
Billy McClosAy l07. Pert Child 1G4. Flush
Ban i0l, Game Cock 1l2. Warrago 107, Unity
l0i, Mike Rice l0i. Jack Richel,eu 112
Second race. three-fourths cf mile SELL
ing-H HeartseaSe 104. Exam. ner 109. Monte
rey 1l2, Iron Jacket 109 Tonino LOG, Ame rica
l0l. Miss Ruth i6I. San Marco 1903. BIG Chief
1876. Pecksniff 1i2. Virg,e A. 1Oi. Olive 1C7,
Minnie Gee l0l. Applause 107, Jake Reuer
l06. Don Pho Pico 106. Last Chance 100,
Starting 107, Fly 100 Sir Richard 1l2.
Third race, mile and one-sixteenth. purse
-Monita 104. Ostler Joe 1G9. Rey Del Ban
didos 1902, Roadrunner 1G7, Lovdal 107.
Fourth race, seven -eighths of a mile,
Naglee selling stake-Chartreuse Second
90 Buckwa l09. Rey Del TERRA ST. Preston
l09. Salvable 101, Peril 95. Mt. McGregor
Second los. Sweet Favordale 100, Salisbury
Second los, California 80. Couple, Buckwa
and Rev Del TERRA as Cambridge stable:
Preston and SaiVable. p. Dunne's entry:
McGregor Sweet Favordale and Salisbury
as r. and W. entryD
Fifth race. mile and a quarter. hurdle
handicap-Fif 125, Autonomy l25. j. o. G.
14S. Hello 142. Zaragosa f22 Broad Bil,ov
l25, Fleetwood 1874, Rclampaeo 125 Three
Forks 15l. Haymarlset 40, Huntsman 1S5.
CandOr 12i.
Sixth race, three-fourths of mile. purse
Miss Baker 105, Principle 1l2, Bernardillo
1o7, Candelaria 115. Personne lis. p. f. ii2.
j. J. Tobin ll2, Jack O'Lantern 1O2 Rov
Carruthers 119.
The herald., 1897-01-13
CRUISE OF TIE DAUNTLESS
Nay Yet Get Her Owners Into Serious
Trouble
The Af1davit of the Captain Does Not
Clear Up the Record a gainst
the Vessel.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE secre-
tary of the interior has received from
Collector Bisbee at Jacksonville a re-
port ON the recent movements Of the
suspected filibusterer Dauntless, in which
he incorporates an affidavit made by
Captain Myers, its master. The affidavit
states that on December 2Sth he, the
master, subscribes to an oath that the
Dauntless was about starting on a
wrecking tour, and that he would not
violate the neutrality or navigation
laws. On that day he steamed down the
river but the weather was too thick for
ed to Jacksonville. On the 29th he again
started on his wrecking trip, but the
weather was still heavy and he conclu6-
ed to go inside, through Shawk channel.
In the channel he discovered signals CT
distress flying from point on No Name
key He put into the island and found
about thirty-tive men in great distre
ard suffering from exposure to the
weather and want of food. There was
also quantity of freight in unbroken
boxes and packages.
What they contained he did not know.
He took the man on board on New
Years day, and as nearly as he could
recollect, en- the third OF January he de-
livered them at sea. Where they were
delivered he does not say, and the col
lector in commenting on the affidavit,
says that to his mind, it is very defective
in that it does not state to whom the
men and goods were delivered and also
in several other very important facts.
The department. when notified seveal
Gays ago of the application of the
Dauntless, gave the collector instruc-
tons not to clear her, and now that the
report does not clear up the record
against the vessel, it is stated that the
instructions then given will not be
changed. If, therefore, she attempts to
go to sea without clearance she prob
ably will be seized by the revenue cut
ters in port for the violation of the navi-
gation laws.
SPANISH EXECUTIONS.
HAVANA. Jan. 12.-Leo Cadio Rodri-
guez was shot at Cabanas fortress to-
day. Claudio Perez and jose Perez
Garcia will be executed in the same
manner and at the same place to-mor-
row.
The herald., 1897-01-13
AEWLY-ELECTED GOVERNORS
Take up the Official Duties I'm
posed Upon Them
IN DEMOCRATIC SIMPLICITY
A!ya Adams l1augurated as Governor
of Colorado
An Administra ton of Rigid Economy
recommendation the First Time
Kansas Popuiists Have Control.
Associated Press Special Wiz


DENVER, Jan. 12--Without ostonta-
ton or display, at an expense of less
than 80 to the state Alva Adams. Dem
ocrat, was inaugurated governor of COL
orado today. He walked to the capital
where, In the presence of the lesislat atrre
and large number of citizens. he took
the oath Of office administered by Chief
Justice Hoyt. There will be no public
reception.
In his inaugural address Gov. Adams
requested the legislature to make the
session short, in the interest of economy
and he suggests reducing salaries. He
recommends the establishment of a.
board of arbitration to adjust differ
reces between employers and employees.
lie suggests the appointment of COM
mittee to confer with every state hold
ing any considerable area of public
lands, looking to a united movement to
secure a cession of the public domain
py the general government 10 the states.
Alter commenting upon the mineral
resources Of the state, the governor said:
Little as the east appreciates the fact
it has bean the gold and silver of the
west that have kept our country stable,
lidu the inlE9s closed during the days, of
the war; had they ceased to yield in DAYS
of resumption, the history of our coun-
try might have been changed. Should
they cease now to send their glittering
millions into the avenues of trade. it
would take lurid brush to paint the
disaster that would come to our tinances.
The east and west need each other but
the west, especially Colorado, with ell
its diversified resources, can stand alone
with less loss than any other section.
Around cur state might be circled JEFF
ferson's sea Of fame, or John Adams
wall of brass, yet we could grow, pros
per ard be happy; but we want no seclu-
sion; we have sincere and ardent well
come for all the world"
IN BLEEDING KANSAS.
TOPEKA, Kan. Jan. 12-The Kansas
legislature met today with the Populists
for the first time in control of both
branches, ard the executive in harmony
herewith. The organization was very
promptly effected. The mesgnse of the
governor caused considerable surprise.
as it made 10 reference to the prohibit
ory law or constitutional convention.
He maC,e no radical recomm .rdations
concerning mortgages or loans but sug-
gested restraining legi.lat tion to protect
Investors from fraudulent investment
companies. He advocated q. maximum
freight bill and additional powers t0
railroad commissioners, and in the event
of failure of tfis legislation. cor,struc-
ton by the state Of a railroad Co tidewa-
ter, especially the gulf Gov Leedy
touched upon the adverse criticism OF
kartsas in the eastern states, and after
ridiculing that portion of the country
draws a parallel between the degrees of
prosperity in those states and In Kansas.
The herald., 1897-01-13
A CHARGE OF Libel.
A Boston Christian Scientist Fails to
Make a Case

BOSTON. Jan. 12.-The charges OF
criminal libel brought against TORY
f. Wardner. editor of the Boston Tray
eler, and Frederick D. Chamberlain, by
Mrs Josephine c. Woodbury., a we'll
known apostle and teacher of Christian
science, was ruled out of court by Judge
Dewey today and the defendants were
discharged by the court.
The action was brought by Mrs Wood
bury on account of articles published in
the Traveller giving in detail the meth
ods said to have been employed by Mrs
Woodbury. in obtainir g pupils in her cult
and reference was made to certain
homes which it was alleged had been
broken up on account of the refusal OF
Mrs. Woodbury's disciples to remain
in them unless the other nle embers
adopted the belief. The principal one
of these homes mentioned was that of
Frederick d. Chamberlain.
The herald., 1897-01-13
A THEATRICAL AID

SAN FRANCISCO, jan 12-Isaac Be
lasco, actor and brother of David Belas-
co, the famous playwright, today secured
a divorce from his wife, Grace. The
decree was granted by Judge Hebbard.
and formed the sequel to very short
matrimonial experience. Belasco told
the court that he married the dofenda n t
IN Wisconsin in August. 1893. and that
she deserted him the following October.
Mrs. Relasco made no appearance and
in no way opposed her husbands suit.
She is an actress and at last reports was
playing an engagement in New York
The herald., 1897-01-13
A BOLD ROBBERY

ASTORIA, Ore. Jan. 12-Early this
morning a masked man entered the
Office of the Astoria Street Railway COM
pauy and presenting a gun at the head
of the watchman demanded the keys to
the safe. Foster, the watchman, refused
to surrender the keys, when the rob-
ber Knocked him down and bound him
The man then took the keys from the
watchman's pockets and opened the ssfe
securing $50 and the small change and
then escaped without identification.
The herald., 1897-01-13
FRENCH POLITICS.

PARIS. Jan. 12.-Parliament resumed
its sessions today. After listening to
an address from. Admiral Vallon. the
senate adjourned until Thursday. The
chamber of deputies reelected M. Bris-
son as PRESIDENT, and also reelected the
vice president, M Raymond Poincaire.
The Mohammedan deputy. DR.. Grier.
recently elected in the Radical interests
TO represent Pontarlier, was present and
aroused q, lively curiosity and ironicai
remarks by his attire and his conformity
TO Mohamm ednn costumes
The herald., 1897-01-13
CABINET GOSSIP,

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator AL
lison, referring to the rumor that ex-
Representative Wilson of Iowa would be
rendered the agricultural portfolio in
the incoming cabinet admitted today
that he had recommended Mr. Wilson to
President-clect Mckinley for this Of
flee. Senator Allison ADDED, however,
that he had received no verification of
the report that Mr.. Wilson had been de-
ciGsd uDOn
The herald., 1897-01-13
ALL DROWNED
Missouri Ice is Not Strong Enough for
Skating

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 12.-Five children
were drowned in this city this after
noon while skating
AT kossuth avenue and Ashland place
a crowd of children We're skating on
the ice in an old quarry. The ice gave
way and the children were precipitated
in the water and drowned before help
COULD reach them. They are:
Amanda Arnold, aged Is.
Arthur Arnold, aged 13
George Matthews, aged H.
John Gleason, aged 15 who made a
heroic attempt to- rescue his playmates.
fell into the water and as a result is in
serious condition.
In another portion of the city AL voll-
mer, aged IL. was drowned in a pond
while skating
The herald., 1897-01-13
INDIANA'S SENATOR

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 12.-The S5 Re
publicans OF the legislature tonight
nominated Charles w. Fairbanks of this
city for United States senator on the
first ballot The vote was as follows:
Fairbanks. 60: Gen. Lew Wallace, 6; w.
II. McKeen of Terre Haute, IL; r. S.
Taylor of Ft. Wayne, 8; Frank Posey of
Evansville, 5; Benjamin Harrison, /:
Judge Baker l.
The herald., 1897-01-13
BIG JOB ON HAND

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 12-Wells
Fargo e. Co. report another embezzls
ment among its agents. w. w. Topp
agent of the express company at the
Needles is short in his accounts $2500
He has been for long time appropriate
ing money orders and investing the pro-
ceeds In mining speculations. He is un-
der surveillance, pending an effort to
square his accounts.
The herald., 1897-01-13
THE BLOOMER BICYCLIsTs.

CLEVELAND Ohio. Jan. 12.-At the
finish OF the woman's bicycle race this
evening Tile Anderson defeated Dot
tie Farnsworth by four lengths in fif.
teen mile race time 50 minutes SO sec
onds. In the five mile race Pearl Keys
defeated Jennie Brown by two lengths
in 14:04. In the two mile race Amy Kali
gren won over May Allen in 55S.
The herald., 1897-01-13
PLATT RENOMINATED,

HARTFORD. Conn, Jan. 12.-The
joint Republican congressional caucus
today nominated Orville Plat for re-
election to the United States senate.
The legislature stands AZ Republicans TO
so Democrats on joint ballot.
The herald., 1897-01-13
TEE OREGON CONTEST.

SALON, Or, Jan. 12.-There are no
new developments in the senatorial con-
test beyond the claim of Mitchell men
that they EaVe secured two more sigma
lures for caucus. making fifty in ALL
or four more than a majority They
also claim they will secure another sig
The herald., 1897-01-13
A STRIKE SETTLED

PITTSBURG, Jan. 1.-THE strike of
the coal miners on the Wheeling division
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad is
ended. All of the men returned to work
today, agreeing to accept the 81 cent
rate offered by the operators The de-
cision of the men was reached at a
meeting held last night TO consider
whether or not the strike could be con-
tipuad
The herald., 1897-01-13
THE CAREW CASE.

YOKOHAMA, Jan. 12.-The trial Of
Mrs. Walter Carew, charged with pois-
oning her husband by administering ar
senic, has been brought to dramatic
close by the appearance in court Of Miss
Mary Jacobs, the Governess' Of the fam
lily, who, it now seems, was, the real
murdaress and the person who wove the
chain of evidence around the widow.
The herald., 1897-01-13
COXEY'S CONFERENCE

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12.-The conference
called by Gen. Jacob S. CoXey to meet
in this city today to consider the sub
ject of forming new political party to
take the place of the Peoples party,
convened in secret session at the Lindell
hotel al o'clock this afternoon behind
closed doOrG
The herald., 1897-01-13

nature before morning. While it is adj
mitteG by the opposition that Mitchell
secured these signatures for a caucus
it is claimed by them that all the sig
ners will not so into caucus when the
time comes and there will be enough
backsliders to prevent Mitchell gaining
a majority
The herald., 1897-01-13
VOTED FOR BRYAN

PIERRE, S. D., Jan. 12.--The presi-
Dental electors met here yesterday and
cast four votes for Bryan, TWO for Sewau
and two for Watson
The herald., 1897-01-13
FEARED EXAMINATION

BUTTE, Mont, Jan. 12.-Charles H
Warriman, cashier at the Great North
ern depot, committed suicide TO-DAY In
his room at the I5offman house. Auditor
Frey had just begun the examination OF
his books.
The herald., 1897-01-13
FRENCH COMMENT

PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE French news-
papers comment hopefully upon the ef-
fects of the arbitration treaty concluded
between the United States Nnd England.
but there is nothing new in the tenor of
their expressions,
The herald., 1897-01-13
AN ARGENTINE LOAN

BUENOS AYRES, ian. 12.-The SEN
ate has authorized the municipal council
to issue loan of S5,000,000.
The herald., 1897-01-13
MRS. HARTLEY PARDoNED

CARSON, New. Jan. 12.-Alice M.
Hartley, who shot and killed Senator
Foley in Reno two years ago, was par
doned today.
The herald., 1897-01-13

clients here. and the consideration of the
Dill was postponed until next Monday
night when it is expected there will be
big crowd in attendance
The herald., 1897-01-13
NEWS Of THE MORNING
BY .Telerranh. !.

Cloudy weather today.
The Santa Fe secures control of through
Inc TO the coast: railroad notes.
The financial refOrmers convene at In
dianapoiis and make some speeches
The Smith-White fight in New York re-
SUITS In draw: Dan Creedon finishes Tom
Williams in four rounds.
Perkins reelected TO the United States
senate on the first ballot; routine proce ed =
lngs of the state legislature.
Ava. Adams, Democrat. inaugurated
governor of Colorado. promises an econom-
lcal administration; for the first time Pop
ullsis nave full control in Kansas
IonGressional proceedings: The senators
debate the free homestead bin and make
poiltlcal speeches but do very littlc bust
ness IN the house Mcguire and johnson
or California have a wordy controversy
winch wastes a good deal of time
The herald., 1897-01-13
Brlghams Washington gossip-Page g..

Dean Peck's closing services-Page 5.
capt. James refuses to take the oath
Chamber of commerce election today
Page g.
Beel;eepers' association in session.
Page To-
Tho petty theft of an ungrateful lodrer-
Page 70.
Page TO-
A 2-s-,-od infant fatally scalded at
Needed amendment In the criminal code
suggest ted-Page !.
A bsegging yagrant sent to the chain
genT fer 100 Gays-Page s.
Meeting of the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' associ iation-Page o.
An explosion in the city jail: Engineer
Hilton painfully iniurod-Page 5.
Lectures on fertilizers and eucaIypti be-
fore he Academy Of sciences-Page 5.
Meeting of the Veterans association:
camp committees appaointed-Page 10
Coun Gilman Hutchison strenuously OBJ
jeots 20 the Times fahrications-Pare <.
Peculiar charges against an attorney:
Col. r. B. Treat makes a statement
Page 3.
our annual crop of tourists. d. Projected
improvements under the new city charter
Pare s.
The harbor commissioners inter, IN their
report Yesterday; off for San Diego this
morning-Pace 5.
Yesterdays meeting of the police com
missionars. Chief Glass unanimously re-
elected "A number of saloon licenses con-
sidered-Page 5.
News of the Courts-Rudel VS.. Los An
geles county: Judge Shaw's opinion on
divertin% water from the county ditch.
A Pomona senorita claims to have been
defrauded -. George Larrabee must he
well today. Alleged pension fraud: II.
d. Glasener arraigned.. The ruin of a
slave to cocaine. The mail box smasher
sent to jail for eighteen months. -. Court
notes-Page 10.
Southern California Specials-David Nc
Adams injuries prove fatal at Lamanda
Park. San Bernardino taxpayers heavily
burdened by indigents... Death of Edward
Bessonet at Santa Ana: saloon burned
THE work of the Long Beach Chautau-
Quans. .Savaria MGcliado wedding at
santa Monica. Freight car tourists ar.
rested at Pomona....G. A. r. installation
at Riverside a new school district wanted
near Redlands. San Diego street car
property mort saged-Page Q.
The herald., 1897-01-13
9ANIsH EXECUTIONS

HAVANA Jan. 12.-Leo Cadio Rodri-
guez was shot at Cabanae fortress to-
day. Claudio Perez and jose Perez
Garcia will be executed in the same
manner and at the same place to-mor-
row.
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The Surprise of an.

Mr- James Jones, Of the drug firm Of
Jones q Son. Cowdeu, Ill, In speaking
OF Dr. Kings View Discovery, says that
last winter his wife was attacked with
La Grippe and Increase grew 30 serious
that physicians as Cowdeu and Pana
could do nothing for her. Il seemed to
develop into Hassy Consumption. Hav-
Dr. King View Discovery In store, and
selling lots Of IL, he took bottle home,
aad % the surprise Of all she began to
get better from first dose, and half doz-
en- dollar bottles cured her sound and
we'll DR.. Kings View Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds Is guar
anteed TO do this good work. Try il.
Free trial bottles at Hull & Greene,s
Drug Store.
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