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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

He HiH address Letter TO the Govern
Ypeut of Great Britain.

He Viii address Z" Letter to the Goreru-
n.nt of Great Britain.
NEW YORK, n. Y, Oct. Ga special
from Washington says: The administra-
tion proposes TO make clear to Great Bri-
| tain the EN- barrassment she has caused
this Government by her refusal to partici-
pate with Russia and Japan IN the pro-
posed sealing conference.
a note is now in course of preparation
at the State Department which depre-
Gates the withdrawal of the British Gov
ernment a such late hour and calls at
rention to the fact that the communica-
ton of May 10 which Secretary Sherman
addressed to Lord Salisbury. announced
that Russia and japan would be invited
to take part in the conference.
The British Govern has therefore,
no reasonable ground at this time for re-
fusal to part cjpate, when she had alre ady V
accepted an invitation to take part, know
ing that Russia and Japan would be re pre-
sented in the conference.
1t is also understood the Administration
will yield to the inevitable and ask Great
Britain to send representatives to meet
those of the United States. There Is no
mention, however, to abandon the pro-
posed conference with representatives of
Japan and Russia.
These gentlemen will reach the Uni ed
States IN l6W OdyS LIS ldLIST CONFER
ence will be held, it is thought, after the
representatives of the United States and
Great Britain have had a meeting and
reached a conclusion, and the delegates of
Russia and Japan will then be asked to
ratify the action OF the Anglo-American
conference.
The determination to send the note
heretofore referred to followed the receipt
of an official announcement from EN- bas-
sador Hay 10 the effect that Great Britain
had refused 10 take part in the confer
erc,, in view of the representation therein
which Russia and Japan would have.
Additional information which has
reached the department indicates that
Great Britain's action was taken at Can
ada's insistence. Great Britain naturally
contends, in defense OF the course she is
pursuing, that the purpose of the proposed
conference was to consider a revision of
the Paris award consequent upon the de-
termination, should il be reached, that the
seal herds were diminishing. To this
award there were only two partes-the
o United States and herself
The real reason behind Great Britain s
Withdrawal, however, is traced by officials
to Canadian interests in the sealing ind US
try and the fear of British and Canadian
authorities that the United States, Russia
and Japan. being in the majority, will
Uutvote her representatives on all impor-
tant matters which may be considered.
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By A MAJOKIYK OF ONE.
The Peruvian Chamber of DeDuties
Adopts a Cola Standard.

u UuUTd.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. GA special
to the Herald from Lima says: Alter a
discussion which was continued for sew
eral days the Chamber of Deputies OF Peru
to- night adopted a gold standard by a
majority of one vote.
The plan for gold standard was sent to
the Chamber some time ago, after it had
been approved by the President and Cabi-
net The Cabinet believed that this was
the only possible solution of the financial
troubles which beset Peru on every side.
There was long fight over the question
in the Cham Der, the Government support
ers arraying themselves unanimously in
favor of gold standard. The narro W
margin OF their victory shows, how per-
sistently the question was contested.
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FANATIc srkosGHoLD FALLS.
Taken by BraSitian Troops After Des.
per0te Fighting.

]"hon oY DP0zttadn troops After DeSe
perGte Fighting.
RIO JANEIRO, BRAZIL, Oct. 6-Canu-
dos, the stronghold OF the fanatics under
Antonio Conselheiro, has fallen.
1t has been captured by the Govern
ment troops after desperate engagement
with the revolutionists. Antonio Con-
selheiro has been taken prisoner.
This is the third announcement from
Rio Janeiro since April last of the capture
of Canudos by the Government troops,
but the first time that Antonio Con-
selheiro, the leader of the fanatics, has
been reported among the prisoners
Ii this extraordinary individual,
strange com oinatlon of priest, warrior
and man of affairs, has fallen into the
hands of the Government troops the cause
OF the fanatics has suffered the most dam
aging blow it has yet received.
Antonio, the Counselor" as he is
called by his followers has been from the
outset the backbone of the insurrection in
Bahia, and without his presence and di-
rection it is likely 10 collapse.
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PERTH AMB0Y COAFLAaRArIos
Extensive smelling Works Destroyed
With a Loss of S25O,OOO.

NEW YORK, n. Y, Oct. 6-The Gug.
genheim Smelling Works at Perth Am
boy, n. j., were destroyed by fire last
night and the loss i s estim ated at $3.50 600.
The property of the smelling works is
about thirty acres in area.
Flames shot up from the smelting-room
and the hundred workmen fed for their
lives. The fire gained such rapid head
way that before the firemen were on the
scene the buildings were enveloped in
flames.
The smelling works were the largest OF
the kind in the country. Yesterday MIR.
Guggenheim went to an insurance agent
to renew his policies. and it is thought
that the loss is fully covered. The cause
of the fire is not known.
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IMPoRrANr SOCIALIST NOPE.
Menace 20 the Conservative Majority in
the Prussian Diet.

lHeHuCo 90 TIC tOHseFUuItCc HdJ0rttV IN
the Prnssinn Diet.
HAMBURG, GERMANY, Oct. 6.-The So
cialist Congress, sitting in this city, to-
day adopted a resolution indorsing the
decisions of the Zurich Congress in ala of
the protection of labor, and also resolu-
ton proposed by Herr Bebel, one of the
Socialist leaders in the Reichslag, in favor
of the Socialists taking part in the next
Prussian elections.
This action Of the congress is i'm mportant.
Under the present Prussian electoral sys-
tenn it is almost impossible for the Social
lists to elect a representative to the Diet,
but they are said to be willing to form an
alliance with the advanced Liberals
Their participation in the elections, there
fore, may result in breaking the Conser-
vative majority in the Diet
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
For supreme Jmdge of Nebraska.

OMAHA, NEBR. Oct. 6.-The State
Committee of the National Democratic
party met at Lincoln yesterday and
nominated Warren Sw1tzler of Omaha TO
be candidate for Supreme Judge instead
.of James M. Woolwortb, who resigned.
Swiizler was chairman of the convention
in this city, and attracted considerable at
tention by reason of his speech on that oc-
casion.
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BRlZIL'S BIN4NCIAL CRISIS.

The President Gives ASSURANCES That
Her Obligations Hftt BE Net.
NEW YORK, n. Y, Oct. GA Herald
snecial from Buenos Ayres says that the
President has given his personal assur-
ance that all BraziPs obligations Will be
met despite the financial crisis in Brazil
A bic cargo of arms and am m unition in
tended for the Brazilian rebels in Rio
Grande do Sui has been seized by the Gov
ernment.
wheat crop in Argentina. The locusts
have not done as much damage as was ex-
pe9led.
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War Gave the South n Flower.

A Southern man tells the Washington
Post that the daisy was never known in
the South until after the war. Now every
part of the South visited by the Union
army is covered with daisies. "Sherman
brought them to u.s." he said, land the
march to The sea can be followed in the
summer time by keeping where the daisy
grows. The seed seems to have been
transported in the hay that was brought
along to feed the horses. This is the onlv
explanation that has ever been m ade of it,"
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oBL1rsRATEs ALI EEooRDs.
Remarkable Hometoard Trip Of the
Kaiser WiIhetan

henadrkd6te HOmetcard Trip Of ths
Kaiser Wilhetna.
PLYMOUTH, ENG, Oct. 6.-The North
German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse, Captain EngelDart, from New
York for Bremen, arrived here at 3:05 this
afternoon. The time of passage from New
York to Plymouth was five days. fifteen
hours and ten minutes. The big ship $
average speed was q. 81 knots per hour,
and her biggest days run $40 knots.
The best time heretofore was that of the
Ham burg liner, Furst B smarck, six days,
nine hours and twenty-four minutes.
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EDITOR DANA CkIzICALLY ILL.
His Family Has Been Sunsmoned IN
HfS Bedside

NEW YORK, n. Y, Oct 6.-The condi.
ton of Charles A. Dana, editor of the Sun.
has become so much worse to-day that his
family has been summoned to his bedside.
Just what turn his condition NAV take
the physicians attending him are able
10 foretell. Mr.. Dana mas been ill for
three months, and, while showing re-
markable vitality, he has become much
worse during the last twenty four hours.
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Captain Ldngtry's Unfortunate Plight.
CHESTER. ENGLAND, Oct. 6.-The doc
tors of the asylum for The insane in which
Edward Langtry, the former husband of
Mrs. Langtry, the actress. is confined, be-
lieve he is suffering from concussion OF
the brain.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

which to manufacture guns for reserve
purposes. These guns he proposes as
sembling at New York, Norfolk and
League Island, with carriages and equip
ment complete, so that they can be
mounted on shlpbosrd at short notice.
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bv Bheet From Chicago.

CHICAGO, ILL. Oct. 6.-F. w. Van
Buskirk, welI-known local rider, is the
last man to attempt the long and rather
perilous trip to California by wheel. He
left this afternoon and expects to be in
San Francisco within fifty days.
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10 PRODUCE "rAE FI~sr BoRS..

Chicago to BE TREATED 70 the Great San
Francisco Success.
CHICAGO, ILL. Oct. 6.-The Columbia
Theater OF this city has made arrange
ments for the production the latter part
of this month OF Francis Powers dramatic
sensation, THE First Born" which had
such a phenomenal run in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

The brain of an ant is larger, in proper
tion to its size, than that OF any other
known creature.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

ADVANCES made on furniture and pianos with
eT without removal. J. Noonan. 10l7-1023 Mission
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
NEW ELECTRO OITDE
nj Wv MEDICAL SOnE

stan ds re-eminent and alone. 1t is un-
equaled. and is the most wan ced and success
full method of treatment for all classes of diseases
ever known.
There are many diseases which are positively
1ncurable through electrical medical treat
ment alone, but which readily and quickly give
way before the combined Influence If these
two great agents which form our
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07
NEW ELECTRO CHPE
ININt MEDICAL nE

This wonderful com bin tion of electricity
wit b medicine is mighty and magical In its action
-one penetrating the system from without and
the other from within, hand in hand, and ferret
like, they hunt the most minute lurking places Of
disease, find it, annihiIate it, and exter-
inmate 1T, vitalfzing the entire system, quickly
he ing and restoring the most forOrn nd espar-
ing patients to grand and glorions health
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NEW TO-DAY.
new CURE
FOR ALL DISEASESl

In this age of deep thought profound reasoning
and scientific research almost every day gives
Dir to some new invention or valua discovery.
In the great baJtl of heath against disease, our
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

MADRONE MINERAL SPRINGS.
g ANITA CLARA COUNTY WATER Is A SPE
~ cific for Indigestion and kidney troubles Stage
con meets at Madrone with morning trains Mon
Wed. Sat-; send for descriptive pam phiet and
terms JAMES CARTER, Manager,
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SUFFERERS. YOUNG Or GID.

Victims of that thdealing disease, Nervous
ebi ity, whether resulting from youthful in
dscr tions or from excesses in adu life followed
by exh austive drains which sap the vitality
weakens The body and mind, and causes all man
ner OF most horrible ailments. waste no time nor
money on old wornout methods of treatment for
in our
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-07

NONIE 10 "A.
THE PICTURESQUE GEM OF . II z SIERRAS
L elevation $500 feet). This most popular re-
sort under new ownership is now open; delightful
climate, lawn tennis photo dark room, boating
fishing hunting; four trains ally; IA mile from
station; free carriage. For circular address THOS
E. MORGAN, Monte Vista Dutch Flat, Cal.
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KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS.

DESWICK, SISkIYOU COUNTY CAL A
ID noted fishing and health resort. Hot mud and
sulphur baths
EDISON BROS, Proprietors
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-07-25

start OF the detective and wa1Red at a
moderate gait, Mr.. Barnes caught sight
Of her Just as she began to cross the
bridge. As she passed over it he noted
that she was attracted by something,
for she stopped, looked over the rail
and then around her in every direction.
Mr.. Barnes was glad that he had found
a chance TO assume some sort of dis
guise, as there was no way of avoiding
her gaze. In a moment she went on,
and when he reached the bridge he saw
at once what had aroused her caution.
1t was the sight of her own boat, which
Burrows had used to reach the place.
As she knew that she had left it up the
stream the night before, its presence at
this landing must have been sufficient
to indicate to her that she was being
followed, for she had evidently chosen
the time for her errand when she knew
the detectives had gone off exploring
near the river bank. 1t was easy for her
to guess that her departure from the
farm had been observed and that her
own boat had brought spy after her.
Mr.. Barnes was disappointed that she
should have thus been placed upon her
guard. She would now almost certainly
not post her letter at the office She
walked Oh about 100 yards beyond the
bridge. and from the alert glances
which she cast about her it was plain
that she was looking for the detective,
of whose presence she felt assured. She
passed the postoffice, and going little
farther entered house on the opposite
side of the road. Mr.. Barnes did not
follow, because there was nothing to DO
gained. She was beyond his reach for
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-07-25
CHAPTER ".
THE LETTER.

When Mr.. Barnes reached the road,
be started on a run, for he was anxious
to overtake Virginia Lewis before she
should discover that she was watched
by Burrows After what he had just
learned, he very much doubted whether
his young assistant would DO able to
circumyent this shrewd girl 1t is not
as easy TO shadow a person along a
lonely country road as it might be in a
city, where the crowded streets offer
ready opportunities for hiding
As Virginia had only few minutes
-,
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-07-25

"No. Let us say as witness. But
at that word Marvel recoiled and seem
ed alarmed. All the anger departed
from his voice as he said:
y "Have you warrant for my arrest?
Can you force me to go?"
Mr.. Barnes shook his head negatively.
and Marvel heaved sigh Of relief as
he muttered: "Then / will not 60 l
cannot cannot. "
Mr.. Barnes was nonplused. He had
counted on finding Marvel willing-nay,
anxiOus-to return as soon as he should
know that there was any possibility OF
his being implicated in the crime. But
what was he to do now that he refused
to go back? He could not compel him
without a warrant, and that he not on
- sr-rs-s ssr--,srsllrs : 49, - 80. =
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-07-25

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Have You Been There Yet ?

There are many delightful resorts in
New Mexico, but none excelling Las
Vegas Hot Springs. The MOntezuma
hotel is really just little the incest Of
its class in the Southwest. II you are
we'll, run up there for a few days out
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all kinds Of baths, expert medical at
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agent, A. T. & s. F. railway.
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STATE OF KANSAS, ss.

STATE VF MANoAN1 d0t
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witness my hand and zeal OF said court, this
rsnA1l 9Oth day Of September, a. D, 1897.
Clerk Kansas Court Of Appeals, Southern De-
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appear on file In my office.
witness my hand and the seal OF said court, this
rsr.,1 goth day OF September, A. D. 1897.
tsAAAl w. o. CHAMPE, Clerk.
BY Il. L. EATON, Deputy.
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Kansas Court OF Appeals, Southern Department,
Western Division.

No. 29l.
School District No. 1, Hamilton County, State OF
Kansas, plaintiff in error,
Joseph Herr, defendant in error.
Error from Hamilton County.
sYLLABUa BY THE COURT. DENNIsoN. p ].
Where the exhibits, attached 20 q petition,
show upon their face that the cause Of action
set out therein is barred by the statute Of limi-
tations, and there are no GllegaEion9 IN the pet-
tion showing that the cause OF sctlon is not 80
barred: Held, that Q demurrer to such petition
should be sustained.
All the judges cOncurring.
Attest E.J. wEsTGATE,
fsEALl Clerk.
Kansas Court Of Appeals, Southern Department,
Western Division.
No.142.
william +. Hatfield, plaintiff in error,
Vs.
A. B. Malin, OF al, defendants in error.
Error from Edwards County.
SYLLABUS. BY THE COURT. DENNIsoN, P. ].
1. cause Of action founded upon an allega-
tion that the Register OF Deeds "WrOngfullJ,
willfullY and negligently" recorded an instru-
ment and failed to Insert In the record the cor
rect description Of the land conveyed, by reason
OF which the plaintiff was damaged, ts ian &C.
tOn for injury to the rights OF another, not arts
Ing on contract" and such action can only be
commenced within two years after the cause OF
action accrues
O. The cause Of action accTues when some one
Is In existence who can maintain the action
against the Register Of Deeds.
g. The doctrine laid down in Bartlett vs. Bull
lene, % Kas. 6O6, applies to the allegations in
this case when che assignOr OF the plaintiff Rc-
cepts the mortgage and pays out his money
therefor.
All the judges concuFring.
A true copy. -.
Attest: i. j. WESTGATE,
TsEALl Clerk.
Kansas Court OF Appeals, Southern Department,
Western Division.
No. 101.