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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-08-06

reason to live to be an old man with a
leaden souvenir imbedded in his breast
that will go with him to his grave The
bullet penetrated his body to j depth OF
two and a half inches from the surface
Then it penetrated the pericardium OF
sack which surrounds the heart, and lodg.
ed between the center and left curve OF
that organ
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OF Court Seal Rock No. As, F. of A, are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral TO-hOkhOW
(Monday) at !2:45 O'Clock P M. from W. i"ie
residence 1861 Hyde street, Detween ValIt!o
and Green, thence by creek route boat leaving
foot OF Mission street at o'clock p n, 10 YAK
land for intermeut.
LEE-In this city, June S, 1897, John. beloved
husband of Mary Lee, and father OF John, Ed :
ward, sarah, lam : and May Lee, naive o!
NolVerhamplon, England, aged % years anu r
months
as- Friends and acouaintances are respect,
inly invited 20 attend the funeral TOMORROW
4tuonuayl, at O'Clock p NJ. from tne resi-
qence Of his son, 614 Steiner street. interment
l. o. Q. F. Cemetery.
MAcKENZIE-In san Rafael. william. beloved
nusoand OF Fannie T. Mackenzie, AMI father OF
he9hetn I 5, William E. Malcom C.. Phoebe M.
days
s6- Friends and acouaiutance, are respact-
I1ly ly invited to attend the funeral TO-HORROW
lMonday). at l o'clock p NJ from his late resi-
uenor, @ - street near Second. San Rarael. 1nter-
Meht Mount Tamalpais Cemetery.
NJ AU kICE-In this CITY, June 3 1897 at St
1ary.s Hys hospital, Charles Maurice formerly Of
EorsIsno o. native OF Ireland, aged 50 years.
Union No. 21 - P's4A
,ui ipr;'aSi Friends - and scquantauces respec
Cathedral. - '
MULLER n this city, June 2 1897 Jacoh he
IoVed husband Of Franciska Muller and father
OF mil, EIise. Therese and ANN Muller ma
tive OF kppstein Rhein falz, &c many, aged AZ
Eintracht - eAH
RJ- Friends and acqualntances are re,nao,
fuly invited to attend he funeral THIS DAY
Sunday, at o'c ocK P NJ, from his late rest
dence, II Caselii avenue, between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth sire is, OF Doul lass, thence TO
Neretn Finiracht all, Twelfth and Folsom
sire els, where funeral services Will be held
commencing a o'clock P. n Interment l. o.
o. f. Cemetery.
ROSSI-In stockton June g. 1897, Giuseppe
dearly belOve.s husband of Maria Rossi and
father of Enrico, Antonio and All honse Ros>f
and fathrr-in-lsw OF Kate Rossi, and grand.
father OF pert, n aud Paul Rossi "a ma
tive nr Italy. Ell 81 wears.
HF Friends and AcquaIntances are respect
~ " invited TO attend the funeral THIS DAY
Sunday at O'Clock P. NJ ut which time holy
services VIII also be held, from his late resi-
nee, 51u12 Broadway. Intern ent Mount Cal
vary Cemetery.
SHREVE Elm this city, June 8 1897, Rpbecca R.
widow OF the late George =. Shrsve, native of
Salem, Mass.
HB- Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WEED-In this city, June 5. 1897, William
Henry, son OF the late Joseph H. Weed, a native
OF San Francisco, aged 43 years months and
l9 dAvs.
RB- Friends are respectfully invited to atteni
the funeral services TOMORROW (donday), 81
10: O'clock A. NJ, at the residence l2l7 Leav-
enworth street. In ermeuI private, Masonic
Cemetery.
ZEKIND-In this city, June s. 1897, Juliet be-
loved wife of ). Zekind, mother of Mrs. D. A.
Levy and George Zekind. and daugh. er of &.
Aronson, native OF Liverpool. England, aged
so yeart and months.
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SIAisKIE }

BARTON-CROWLEY- this CITY June 9
1897, at st. Mary's Church. by the Rev. Father
OTIS l.. j. Bart on and t. eresa A. Gro vley.
DURBROW-GRUBE BE-In this city. une 2 1897
at the home of Henry Williams Rev Fdqar
Lion officiating, AIRY Durbrow aud Anna
CRUDE
HOSMER-E1CH BA UM-Tn this citv, June q
1897. al ST. Johns Church, bv the Rev DR.
spalding. Frank ". Hosmer and Josephine A.
Eich ba um, both OF san francisco.
JON ES-I Oh %STON-In san Rafael bv the Rev
E 4. Hartmann. w. E Jones and Mabel John
ston. both of San Francisco.
NEILL-McAULEY-In this city, May 22'
1897. PatricN J. O'Nell an d Emma r. McAulev
RING-CLARk-In Oakland, May Il, 1897 by
the Rev. Father Brow ne, assisted by the Rev.
Father Cranweil, Dan Ring of San Francfsco
and Mamie Clark of Oakland.
SMITH-BYRNE-In Temescal, May So 1897
6v ne Rev. Father Serdt, Harry smith ami
Sad fe Bvrne, botn OF an Francisco
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a Dukes Proc,amation,

When John Albert, the baldheaded
Duke of MeckIenburo-Sc -Schwrrin. an
nounced the recent accession of mis- Young
nephew 10 the Grand Duchy and his own
ASSUMPTION of the regency, he couched
MS pr clamation lii the same phraseo ogy
as that OF the nobtes and princes IN the
Mlaole Ages, when ali the mercantile, ag-'
rlcnitural and manufacturing classes were
Iook'd upon as mere serts ami cattle.
ihus, the concluding sentence was: we
Iook tor absolute loyalty and blind obedl
ehce In every possible particular, as IS
only right and fitting on the part o. sub
Jects, vassas and servants toward the
master OF their land and of their pers
sous"
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DIED.


Dyer Barlow Shreve, Re becca R.
Zekind Juliet
BARTNING-In Ham ourg. Germany, June s
1897, julius beloved husband OF Josephine
Bartning, SON in-law of T. Lem q. en- Meyer and
brother -n-law Of Edward Lemmen Meyer of La
Noria, Mexico.
BEARD-In this city. June 5, 1897 William
Henry. beloved son Of John and Ellen card
native OF san Francisco, aged year month 5
ami days
BOGEL-In this CITY, June 8 1897 Edwin TIovd
beloved son of Henry and Emma BogeI. a ma
tive OF san Francisco aged l year and II
months
CARMODY-In this city June s 1897 a. tbs
residence of her sister, Mrs. William Wynne
ia Capp street, Mrs. Mary Carmody, a native OF
EB-The funeral will take place TOMORROW
(Mondayl, from the Church of st. Charles Bor
romeo, eighteenth and shotwell streets, where a
requiem high mass will be celebrated for the
repose OF her soul, commencing at 10 o'clocx <
A. NJ. Interment private. Holy Gross Cemetery.
CoNNELL-ln This city; June s, 1897, Heller
Conne, aged "a years.
COOK Elm this city, June s. 1897 Ernest Mag
nier. dearly beloved child of william f, and
Nano q. Cooke a native OF san Francisco aged
years month and days.
CRUZ-In this city, June s. 1897, Elizabeth
widow OF the late Charles Cruz, and mother OF
Charles and Joseph Cruz. n native OF County
Roscommon, iretan /. aged GO years
IS The funeral will take place TOMORROW
lMonaay) at = O'Clock P. NJ, from her late
and Green. 1utermens Mount Calvary Gene
>tery.
DUCRAY-In this city June 4, 1897, Margaret
beloved wife of Justin F. Ducray sister OF ROB
inson, James, susan and Lizzie Nugent and
niece OF the late John Irwin, a native or Belfast
Ireland
RB- Funeral services VIII be held THIS DAY
Sunday, at $50 o'clock P. NJ, at her late
residence. 500 Fourt ee Mt street. corner Dolores
Interment private.
DYER-In this city, June 8 1897 Barlow be-
loved husband of Sarah II. Dyer, q native OF
Maine, aged 76 years.
RsS- Friends AMI acquai nLauces are respect
iny invited 10 attend the funeral THIS DA
Sunday, Rt 80 O'Clock p. n. fsom Masonic
Temple, corner Post and Montgomery streets
lnterment Masonic Cemetery.
FRITZO-In Nor.h Oakland. June g. 1897, Ma
thde Gunhilde beloved wife OF NJ. o. Fritzo
mo:her of Anna g. Gunhili and Matthew l.
FrItzo. daughter of Ii Hal, and sister OF
George ii. ali, native of ChristiansRnd, Nor
way. aged 80 years l month and IL days
rs Friends and acousintances respect
fully invite to attend The funeral THIS DAY
Sunday, at O'Clock P. NJ. from her late resi-
residence, 1873 Iiolis street, North Oakland.
Interment Mountain View Cemetery.
GILBERT-In the City and County Hospit al
June 5, 1897, Patrick Sarsheld Gilbert aged 2t
years.
GoRMAN-In the City and County Hospital June
3, 1897, John German, aged A3 years.
JACOTT-In this city. June g. 1897. David NJ
beloved husband OF Mary Jacott father of
Frank s., Howard h Cora Lloyd and Harold
Jacott, and brother of Mrs A. T Ayres OF Con
cord, Cal, a native OF Wayne County, Michigan,
aged 55 years 10 months ana IL days
kH- Friends and acquaintances and mem bers
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CLAIRVOY ANTS.


THE TRUE HERALD OF MERIT Is DEEDS.
l. The secret Of MRS. NASH in unbounded sue
cess Is that she advertises nothing but what she
can do.
If you are in doub: that she cannot and will not
do all that is mentioned in this ad verjisement,
feel yourself invited cali and she will convince
The most skepical that she is possessed OF powers
that are stTIkingiy marve Gus
She gives advice on business, speculation invest
divorce, settles lovers quarrels, reunites the
seTsrated and causes a speedy and happy mar
riage with the one of your choice. The ear b re-
Veals 10 her the hidden treasures buried in her
bosom. she locates mines, tntarprets dreams,
tel OF your friends aud enemies, removes evil in
hueuce', gives advice re tanning TO lawsuIts-
everything The troubled and unfortunate should
seeN ner counsel. Thousands OF families long
separated have been reunited by her efforts; thou
81 IDS OF hearts made glad through her truthful
predictions. she is ready 10 essiSt all those
with capital to ind safe and gocd-paying invest
Old estates that time. distance and circumstan-
ces have put beyond the reach OF the LAWYERS
shrewd ness can YET be ret overed by securing the
proper evidence his she do and asks no
money until the estate is satisfactorily settled.
There is no home so d. cary and SAD, no life so
wretchrd or blgh ed. no heart sad and 10 Iely
no condition of circumstances so complicated or
incomprehensible haI cannot be set right and
kept right after visit to this inspired prophet Of
moUern times. Call convinced OF her
superior power. Is your nusbsnd or wife untrue? Z?
Has the demon rum assailed the happy quie ude
Of your home? Does another share the love ard
attention tha should be ong TO you? IL So come
and learn a swift and sure remedy hat will dispeI
the dark ouds and lifs the load from your aching
heart. Those that are unsuccessful are made pros
porous aud starte1 on the road TO wealth. II you
have been deceived by the iRise predictions Of
others 90 not despair, but call and be convinced
of e above statement
Mrs Nash will not consent to have her ability
measured by any other stand ara than her own,
for there are always partially developed mediums
and cheap pret ndeTR found In every city, bring
ing disrepute upon the profession. II goes without
sayi' that Mrs ash Is the peer of all mediums.
AT glance she tells full name. Nothing to be
paid IN dvance, and, If not entirely salts fed,
nothing al all Doyou desire anything fairer than
enworth and hyde. Office hours, 9 A. N. to p N.
Ladies received only. Permanently lOca ed.
MRS. NASH.
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MAnnIAG LIUcNsEA

The following m arriage licenses have been
Issued bv the County Clerks office:
Z d. Hamilton and Florence Farrell, 2S-16
Peter Conlan and Maggie Iancy, 25-23
Samuel Meyer AMI Fannie olds ein, 52-46
SUNNI erfeld She ppard and Lola Tues s6-27
Timothy Collins and Mary McWfIliarns s 25-27
Adolf I>aacsen and Annie Suuds sen, 26-2S
W. H Fahlbusch Jr. and Jennie Coos 23-19
Charles II. Carson and Nellie Hamilton, 27-z2
Michael Don novan and Sarah Langham 7O-6O
Jon P. Lynn and NAlie Care w 2S-2S
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BORN


with the name and reside nee of persons authorized
10 have the same published.
BORN
BERRY-In this city, June 3, 1897 to the wife OF
q. Berry a daughter.
BERTHEAU-In this city, June 5. 1897, TO the
wife of Caesar Berthesu (nee Jordan) sou.
BRAY-Mav Is, 1897. TO the wife of Ira Bray,
daughter.
CULLEN-In this city, June 5. 1897, to the wife
OF Johu a. Gu len. daughter.
HEA FEY-In Oakland, May 81 1897, to the wife
of William Heafey a daughter
FFERNAN-June 4, 1897 to the wife OF
Henry l. Heffernan, son.
KELLEHER-In his city, June l. 1897. to the
wife of NJ att Keleher, a son.
MCMILLAN-Mav 2e, 1897, 10 the wife Of A. L
Mcmillan. daughter
PoTT-In this city, May %. 1897, to the wife Of
Frank Pott, a daughter.
SLANOVlCH-ln this city. June 8, 1897 to the
wife OF Nicholas SlAnovich, a son.
fOUNG-In Albany, Or. May 20 1897, to the
wife or Percy y. Young q daughter.
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NOTICE.-THE BUSIN FsS OF AIcAVOY
& GALA G. ii .-R Will be conducted a. the
old s and. No. 20 Fifth street. for the benefit
OF the widow OF the late HENRY J. GALLAti-
HER and his stst er, MISS ANNIE i. GAI.IAC-
HER. MRS. H. j. GALLAGHER.
ANNIE B. GALLAGHER
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06
SPIRITUAL

NJ FRANCIS. INDEPENDENT SLATE
~. writer lis Haight St: hours until P. NJ
CPIR TUALIsT CAMPMEETING.
- Oakland, Sunday, June 6. opening day OF the
California Union Spiri.ualsts' campmeeting at
Trestle Glen. Programme: Address o. welcome
by Prof J. LcvelaEd. president, the crowning
dium and Ife-reader, Mrs. J. ]. Whitney, whose
wonderful work h..s convinced thousands of he
side OF the campmeeting with her marvellous
tests; p NJ Rev. g. ". Carpender, the brilliant
orator ana orlglnsl thinker VIII ne heaTd IN one OF
MS logical and mt resting discourses- something
interesting all day, so come early. From San
FraLcisco by broad gau.e alight at Broadway,
wa one block to Eighth and Broadway and take
Trestle Glen cars; by gauge alight at
seventh street, walk one block 10 Eighth and
Harrison and take Trestle Glen cars.
MRS. ELLIS MEDIUM: sIr1INGs sTos: 81;
4I circ,e Tues" Fri P. M 25c 232 Valencia
MRS KATE HOSKINS' ,IRCLKs; :UEs. q
u Fri, PM; readings daily, 81. 70l McAlIister
MRS LJ " HIINEY, sPIaITUALM MEDIUM
4h for messages and advice. 21S Stockton St
MINING INTERESTS.
w ANTED-A MAN WHO KNOWS WHERE
w to locate good placer claim. either for com
pensatlon or as partner; no water oessary. ID
dress X, box ga, Call
FURNISHED HOUSES FOR SALE.
766 FOLSOM, BET. THIRD AND FOURTH
tOO sts.; furnished house; rooms and bath;
all full; must sell cheap
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
John E. RICHARDS Law OFFICES ROOMS
rs and 27 Crocker DnnIIR8S tSlspnoR0 AaGa
20 Ian Francisco Ca
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
--->--->---------------~~~
Arrived.
SATURDAY, June s.
schr Nettle Low. Low. hours nom pom
Reyes As bxS butter, 10 ID Newbauer & Co; 1b
bIs cream, to Castle Bros
Jailed.
etmr Santa Cruz, Jansen. Seattle
Domestic Ports.
WEsTPoRT-Sailed June 5-Stmr Westport, for
San Francisco
W9ITESBORO- Sailed June 5-Stmr Green
wood for Francisco.
BOWENS LANDING-Saied June 5-Schr
Newark. for San Francisco.
GREENWOOD-Satied June 6-Stmr Whites
boro for san Francisco.
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BlRTHS-M MARRIAGES -DEATHS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
VIII not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the pub licstion offices ana be orsed
with the name and residence of persons authorized
10 have the same published
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Nj. FRANCIS. INDEPENDENT SLATE
\. writer lis Haight ST.: hours until P. NJ.
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw.


DNICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS ~ SPEC
ialty: private; no fee without success; probate
insolvency coIections. patents iradem arks, etc.
0oLained; private detectives estaD iShed 10 years
u WHOM r, atty at law $50 Market cor. ,ocktn
u w. KING, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW CHRON
IL. lcie building; advice tree; low fees; all
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06
PROFESSIONAL CARD

John E. RICHARDS LAW OFFICES ROOMS
q 26 and "a, CrOcker DnLlulnSS tSlspnoR0 AaLa
70 Ian Francisco. Ca
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FURNISHED HOUSES FOR SALE
TRe FOLSOM, BET. ThIRD AND FOURTH
tCO sts.; furnished house; rooms and bath;
all full; must sell cheap.
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PERSON AIS

T0ITCIN I~SScS - ~ IS11EsS no
- marry an Intelligent woman of some means:
single lazy or widow age under 80: all letters and
ph0tos returned if desired. Business, oo1 49,
Call Office.
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HOUSES TO LET.

FO7 HARRISON-HOUSE, ROOMS; BATHi
1 = l large cellar: rent S22 SO.
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NJ ANTED-A MAN WHO KNOWS WHERE
w to locate a good placer claim. either for com
pensation or as partner; no water oessary. n d.
dress X box ga, Call
The herald., 1897-08-26
SEAL BRANDING
Easily Done and Answers a Good
Purpose

PALO ALTO, Aug. 25-Dr Jordan
president of Stanford university, says
that the opinion of his friend Prof. Eli
oft. relative to the branding of seals is
entitled to no especial notice, because
Elliott knows nothing whatever about
the subject.
las matter Of fact" he added, "the
branded sealskin in the possession of
the treasury department was burned
while the pup wore its black coat. After
the wound had healed and had been re-
placed by the new coat, which CORES
ponds to that of the adult SEAL it was
killed and skinned.
There is no question that it is per-
fectly feasible to brand the seals and
that the brand will remain permanently
as it does on a horse or COW. One man
can brand female seal pups at the rate
Of 1000 dey. The brand will grow with
the growth of the animal. The water
hairs will hide 1t to some extent, but he
part of the Skin on which it appears is
permanently spoiled for the furriers
purpose.
THE adult seals can also be branded
without injury, but they are not so easily
handled. AS to the allega tion that the
handling of the seals will frighten them
and drive the INTO some other island.
there is no foundation in it. They mind
it no more than sheep do being sheared."
The herald., 1897-08-26
in this city. He was born in Germany in
Included the Mayor

A considerable number of German
towns and villages have for some time
subjected the bibulous inhabitants to
the regulations of a modified prohibition
Law. This not only restricts the time
for the sale of all kinds of liquor and
the hours of public restaurants and
places of amusement, but exercises a
sort of censorship over their visitors
Persons who neglect their families on
account of drinking or who have been
repeatedly brought before the magis-
trates as drunk and disorderly are de-
MED the privilege of procuring alcoholic
beverages A drunkards' list, published
periodically. exhibits their names and
occupations, and copies of it are sent to
the local innkeepers and liquor dealers,
who are liable to heavy fines If they sell
liquor to those mentioned in the list,
which IS placed on the wall of the restau
rants and hotels and reads something
like this: ITO whom it may concern: 1t
is not permitted TO cell liquor to the fol-
lowing persons: Hans Sueffel, tailor;
Peter Fuesschen, shoemaker Fritz
Spundloch, carpenter; Fraulein Klara
Klatsch, seamStress; Kunz Kater, la
borer. Won Bierstein, mayor"
A simple minded servant girl recently
thought the burgomaster included and
refused to enter his service.-Baltimor
Sun.
The herald., 1897-08-26
Bought a Mine

CARRvILLE, Cal, August 25.-The
first important deals of recently dis
covered Coffee Creek mines have been
made by H. z. Osborne of Los Angeles,
who has bought one mine for $4,000 and
bonded another for $4,000. The
former was located on Hick-
ory Gulch, about six weeks
ago by Thomas Carroll, and the latter,
which is in Hardscra bible Gulch, was de-
veloped by Thomas Heating, who has
worked on 1t for two years. The bond
is for two months and Keating has been
paid a bonus of $1,000.
The herald., 1897-08-26
San D,iego's Big Ditch

SAN DIEGO, August 25.-The Sar
Diego Flume Company of this county
will commence on Monday with force
of over hundred men to develop the
great Pine Valley reservoir site, about
SO miles east of here, in this county, and
add 1000 miners inches to their water
supply by dam so feet high and a con-
duit 16 miles long. 1t is expected that
the diversion viii be completed by Feb
ruary 1st, at cost of about 81. .OOO, 900.
The herald., 1897-08-26
MISS CIsNERos' CASE
Is NOT YET READY FOR ROYAL
ATTENTION
The Spanish Queen Explains That She
Cannot Pardon Before Sem
tence Is Imposed

NEW YORK. Aug. 25-In response to
an appeal cabled to the queen of Spain
by Mrs Jefferson Davis, Mrs. Elizabeth
Cady Stanton and other notable Ameri-
can women, urging clemency for the
young girl, Evangeline Cossio Cisneros,
incarcerated at Havana by the Spanish
military authorities, and who, 1t was re-
ported, was to be exiled to the penal
colony, resident Spanish Minister Du-
puy de LONE has addressed a letter to
Mrs. Davis giving the official Spanish
version of the arrest of the young Cuban
and the alleged reasons for her detention
and proposed trial
'.The facts show" the report says,
"that Miss Cisneros lured to her house
the military commander of the Isle OF
Pines, and had men concealed in it who
tried to assassinate him in connection
with an uprising of prisoners in the
island. For that offense, far from being
condemned and being ready to be trans
ported to the penal settlement in Africa
she has not yet been tried; the public
prosecutor has not yet presented the
case for the government; he has not, as
requisite OIL our law, dsheu a sen eeiiSS
to be imposed on her, and the case is not
yet ready to be finally disposed of,
The queen of Spain sends message to
Mrs. Davis that, as the case stands, and
before the trial has been completed and
a sentence imposed, she is not allowed
by the law to interfere, but that in
structions have been communicated to
the governor-general of Cuba to bring
q speedy trial and to grant to Miss Cis-
neros all possible consideration.
WOODFORD'S MISSION
LONDON, August 25.-The CORES
pondence between United States Minis
ter Woodford, Ambassador Porter and
Ambassador White has failed to arrive
at any definite decision. General Wood
ford's task is extremely delicate. He
has been instructed to put the screw
upon SPAIN but to avoid any step lead
ing to an open rupture. Much depends,
Therefore, upon Spain's attitude and upon
the amount of support she receives in
Europe.
On both these points the reports of
Ambassador White and Ambassador
Porter were unfavorable to the Amer
lean case. The Spanish government is
forced by public opinion to continue the
policy of Canovas and the sen ntiment of
both France and Germany is decidedly
hostile to American interference.
The herald., 1897-08-26
PERSONAL

John c. Cline paid flying visit from
Catalina yesterday.
John Dunbar, editor Of the Phoenix
Ariz., Gazette, is in the city.
Mr.. Mines, assistant telegraph editor
of the San Francisco Chronicle, is here
visiting friends.
r. p. Troy, the assistant sergeant al
arms of the United States senate, is al
the Hollenbeck.
o. M. Goddard, the San Francisco man
ager for the Standard Oil company, is at
the Hollenbeck.
j. l.. Bradbury, uncle of John Brad
bury, and manager of the Mexican por-
tion of the estate, is at the Nadeau.