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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-30
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

ID IN
WHEAT,
FRUIT
AND GRAZING LANDS.
MCAFEE BROTHERS
1CS Montgomery st, san Francisco, Cal.
ESTATE OF LELAND STANFORD, deceased
ia BY ORDER OF
MRS JANE j.. STANFORD, executrix
Copeland ranch, Tehama County. z23S acres.
Shafer ranch, Tehama County, 240 acres
Government ranch, Contra Costa, 2957.S2 acres
Coon 81 Felt Tracts santa Clara, 1852 81 acres
McCoprin ranch, san Luis Obispo, $40 acres.
Stilnan ranch, Redands IS I2 acres
MCAFkE BnOIHkRS
los Montgomery. S., san Francisco.
MoNEY-MAKING PROPERTY,
A VINEYARD OF AN ESTATE
BROUGHT TO THE PAYING POINT.
Ready for an INTELLIGENT wINE-MAKER
100 ACRES NEAR soNOMA, 40 MILES
Oc from san Francisco; $4,000 young thrifty
bearing vines with cottage home. wlne-celar
and ali other buildings necessary convenient for
Wine e-making and farming; del gntful home in
delightful climate and neighborhood
JNI0N TkUsT COMPANY.
AN EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
Apply 10 McAFEE BROTHERS,
108 Montgomery ST., San Francisco
PY ORDER irHh BANK OF WOODLAND,
- CAPAY VALLEY.
The earliest frult section, well settled and only
ninety niles from san Francisco by rail-
FhUII AND GRAIN LAND.
SS1a acres, near Winters Sl7 so per acre
203U acres, near Esparto, $50 per
1909 acres. near ancred, $50 per
l3Z12 acres, near Winters So 50 per acre
Isl acres near Madison, $50 per acre
$40 acres, near Winters $50 per
16l IL acres, near Capay $40 per acre
4534 acres near Capay, $40 per acre
l44o acres. near swingles, s. 25 per acre.
$50 acres, near NJ Merritts $40 80 per
$40 acres near Dunn gan, ~ per acre.
z40 acres near Dunnig1n, 81 per acre.
llO5 acres near willows, s27 SO per acre.
So acres, near Anderson, Sacramento River
bottom Sl0 % per per acre aIfIc LAM
529-H acres fankins tapay Valley, $4 per
4520 acres fanking Capay Valley So rs per
8768 acres, adjoining Capay Valley, 81 25 per
$500 acres, adjoining Capay Valley, So 5l per
acre
1920 acres, near Red Bluff, 81 per acre.
1C8 y. ontgomery ST., Francisco, Cal.
4 lO-YEAR CHICKEN RANCH: HOUSE OF
~ rooms; barn; Z chicken houses: wind mill
and tan~ over 600 feet of piping To yards; some
fruit; only half mile from town. improvements
cost $500; VIII sell for $3.50 land on 10years
credit; years to run. u. II. TWING, Sonoma
Olty.
4 ACRES IN TOWN OF IRVINGTON, ALA
I media County; house and barn: splendid piece
Of garden laad: $500 buys it before November l.
H. II. CRANE, 410 Montgomery St
THIS IS III FIN EST PROPKR IN THE
j state for the price; is located Bonny Doom.
the garden spot OF Ben Lom nd. Santa Cruz Co;
rich soil; fine spring water; 70 acres under cniti-
yation; 70 acres French prunes, 100 acres con-
tanning bout 600 cords of wood all for 81 900;
will accept part nrst-class rranciSco property.
+. W. LAKE, 10 Colum bian building.
l TITLE HOMES CLOSE 10 TOWN; I'M
il proved: easy terms; also % l2-acro pieces
on and 10 years credit D. H. TWING So
Doma cry; every IS onday at 632 Market st, - L
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HOUSES TO LET.

To LEr-HoUsE OF e ROOM AND BATH
i 1876 IarSir s..
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oAKLA>D-MIsC sCELLANEoUs.


I ADIE~' CATERER: ARGE OR SMALL
i orders. sos Twen tv-seventn St, Oakland.
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LOST.

T ARGr MALTESE CAT; WAS LA SEEN
Ia Sunday 18th, late in the evening; was house
pet; won be very grateful to aay one who wouid
return same: reward So. 931 Bush s., cor jones'
r OSI-F NGLIeH SETTER BITCH, CORNER
Il Hyde and a ramento stS. with collar ana rag
ketur 4l9 Wash Il gtJn st; liberal reward
A. ALE PUti DOG: ANSW + Rs NAME TlPi
III nickel 90 lar: liberal reward l18 First st.
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN ANERICA-THE
u WEEKLY CALL. sent to any address in the
United States OF Canada year for 81 90, post
age free
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ATTORNEYS-A -AT-LAW.

DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAW y SPEC
Aialty private no fee Wit out success :clec ions
g. W. HOWE, atty atlaw, $50 Market cor. -tocNtn.
T \. MITCHELL, REMOVtD IL 1905 AR
- ket; all legal matters; coll ectoas advice tree
A DNlGh FREE: NO CHARGE uNLs IS sue
n cessfu, ". W. DANiDS N S27 Market 81
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O. broom HOUSE; EWLY FAft. = ,t,8.rL X = L l
n and aiuied: new plumbing. 1907 Ne''i HS
ST, near greenwich
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MEDICAL.

TAIPORTANr 70 ANXIOUS WOMENl
d. Allen Godfrey's Liquid Female Regulator
is the mos. effective and reliable remed on the
face OF the earth. For suppr ssoD and rregu ties
absolutely reliable N hen every hn- else fails
this eXcelen; preparation viii positively have the
desired effect. No anxious waiting weary de-
lays This remedy lromp-lY in all cases.
Used by hundreds Of ladieS without a single fall
ure To save yourself tutther wo ry and anxiety
II Is best to get the remedy at once Trial tile
Tree tfor limited time only) at DR. COOKS Office,
S6512 arKet ST
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISE MENTS
Alameda REAL ESTATE.


COOO BROOM COTTAGE; $500 CASH,
II oOO. remainder sl5 per mouth.
Sl7O0-5-room cottage $500 cash, remainder
$25 per month.
sI9OO-4ro5m cottage; 500 cash, renal nder
$50 per month
$225O-Nearly new Broom cottage; $50 cash,
remainder $40 per month.
$2S0O-New broom cottage; $500 cash, remain
der 20 per month.
$<75v-6-room 2-sJory house, price reduced
from $500; $3.50 cash remainder S26 per month.
T3000-Nearly new Groom cottage; $500 cash,
remainder $25 per month.
$4U00-New 7-room 2-story house; $40O cash,
remainder $40 per month.
sl0,UO0-l0-room re,id ence: s45OU cash. re-
msinder on time.
$11,000-12-room residence; $4400 cash, re-
mander on time.
Send address for large list of splendid bargains
in homes ana building lots must be sold regard
less OF price.
St, Alameda.
ia E OFFER BARGAINS IN LOTS l BLOCK
W IRON Park ST.. centrally located: $50 per
front foot; also fine corner lot 5Sxl00 feet, $500.
fer wanted o fine vacant property, Santa
ave-, near Park ST.
S1e0D-House II rooms lot 50xl50; street
worn ali done
large number furnished and unfurnished
houses TO let, tlom So TO S6U per month
K ID. JUDD " CO., 4424 Park ST.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

J..
REAL ESTATE AND INSU FRANCE BROKERS
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EDUCATIONAL.

pESPtCTABLE YOUNG MAN WISHES TO
IL MAKE the acquaintance OF Il respectable young
girl; "hj4ct matrimony. Address 5. B., box l5,
Call Office.
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TO LET. 70 lie -, ,,..,,=
/ New modern house OF rooms 52 Caseiil
ave. west or Doug ass near electric cars rent SIS
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A make a speciality or Mission property and
are right on me spot. we can you lime and
money by calling a once
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FRUIT
AND GRAZING LANDS.

MCAFEE BROTHERS,
les Montgomery st, San Francisco, Cal.
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CUNNY lsAN-N INDOW: 3 ROOM ; ARD,
= basement. Hamrtoa place, oil Folsom, bet
nd and Third IS
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Golden Gate Avenue.
harrison street.

SOd HOWARD CLEAN SUNNY HOUSE
OOd keeping rooms, first floor; cheap; gas, bath.
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OANS ON FUKAlTURE OR PIANOS IN
! 5. F.. Oakland or Alameda, at lowest rates
without removal; commissions; no q elays.
J. NOONAN, lu17 TO 1928 Mission, above SIXTH
lei South H.
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b bAHGAlNs' IN
IN
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GHEAPE PLACE N TOWN; FARM WAC
" ons buggies. hacks and harness new and sec
ond-hand. 5th and Valencia ss.: tel. white 371
ID new and second hand wagons, buggie ies carts,
harness, robes aud blankets Leibod Harness
Company I'll Larkin ST., opp. new City Hail.
L INE LAUNDRY. BAhERS AND MILK
wagons cheap for cash or lnslalments; / fine
top and open buggy; also hack e2s Harrison st.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

A NY AMOUNT AT 612 PER CENT ON REAL
~ estate: second and third mortgages estates
undivided interests, real estate in probate, lite In
suTance. goods in warehouse. furniture and pianos
without removal: mortgages and iegacies bought;
no delay r. MCCOLGAN, "a Montgomery ST., K g.
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1 PROCESS THAT i PERFECTLY HARM
n less; never fails in any case OF monthly sick.
ss 10 mat what cause: electricity bum
bug or other dangerous methods; money in every
case refund d If cure is not Effected travellers
heIped Immediately: years experiences home in
confinement with sa nitarian conven ences Con-
suit free the only reliab e pays clans, DIR. AN ID
MRS. DAVIES il McAilister St. next Hibernia
Bank; hou.s 9 A. n. 10 nd TO p NJ.
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S70O NU NIL BUIdD 4RooM MI BAY ea1 VIZ 0
NJ. SALISBURY, Builder, l X st, Sunse District.
CHtAP: NEW l2-RO N HOi Sc; PARLORS,
Y reception billiard; furnace heat. 1917 oak.
I MAkhi-r >T.-BRANCH OFFICE OF 1IG
- tALL vaat Il. it and subscrlpiors talSn1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-29
LUETGERT's CASE CALLED.
Objection is Now Made to Judge Geary
Hearing IL.


Chicago. Nov. 29.-The second trial of
Adolph l.. Luetgert for the murder of
his wife was called before Judge Gary
today. The sausage manufacturer was
represented by ex-Judge Lawrence
Harmon and Attorney May REESE, At
torney Phelan having withdrawn from
the case yesterday after heated in
terview with Luetgert and the new
lawyers.
The courtroom was packed with spec
tators when court was called to order
Most of the session was taken up by
Mr.. Harmon in arguing that Judge
Gary should not try Luetgert, on the
ground that he was not qualified to
sit as n criminal Judge.
Judge Gary overruled the motion of
the defense. intimatinE, however. that
he was willing that some other Judge
should sit In the case provided that
counsel for the defense could come to
an agreement with the prosecution as
to who should hear 1t.
Attorneys Harmon and REESE held
consultation this afternoon with States
Attorney Deenen with the object of
deciding upon some other judge to try
the case.
When court re-convened at p. M.
the attorneys for the defense an
nounced that they had been unable to
reach an agreement as to a Judge to
hear the case in their consultation
with State Attorney Denecn. Attorney
Harmon. however. entered exceptions
to Judge Gary's overruling of his mo-
ton.
Attorney Harmon then made a mo-
tion for continuance of four weeks,
stating that both he and Attorney
REESE We're not prepared TO go on and
wishes to read the records of the for
mer trial This was overruled after
some discussion. Examination of
talesmen was then commenced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-29

Liberty, Mo-. Nov. 2S.-In his cell in
the county Jail this afternoon William
Carr, under sentence to be hanged
next month for drowning his three
year-old child in the Missouri river,
tried to commit suicide by swallowing
n quantity of pounded glass
Although two hypodermic injections
We're made, Carr failed to vomit the
stuff, and 1t is not known yet what
the result will be. The county physi-
clan thinks he will recover because of
his giant strength.
Carr stole a bottle of medicine from
a fellow prisoner. spill d 20 contents
on the floor and pounded the bottle
into small particles. These he drank
in glass of water.
When Deputy Sheriff Cave and Dr.
Sewer tried to administer the injec-
tlon Carr fought like a fiend, threaten
ing to brain Cave with chair. and
was only conquered by being choked
until he was black in the face. When
finally overpowered Carr begged the
jail officers to choke him to death
He will be placed in chains.
Since his sentence was pronounced
two weeks ago, Carr has grown more
sullen daily and repeatedly expresses
n desire to be dead and cover it ALL"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-29

San Jose, cal. Nov 29.-Sherlff Lin
den this morning received photo
graph and descriptive letter from
Mulberry, Franklin county. Ark, OF
the man held there under suspicion Of
being Duuham While the size and
general description fits Durham. the
officers are not hopeful that 10 is the
murderer The man wears n hat like
that worn by Durham when he left
here, and he Is nicely dressed. His
age fits Durham and the shape Of his
head and chin SIS similar but the cx-
preston of the face Is different The
Arkansas authorities say the man de-
elines To give "a fun account Of himself.
The photograph Is simply a small tin
type and II is difficult to make ac-
curato comparisons The officers are
h"ldinR the photograph and dcscilp-
ton for inspection by those who knew
Durham well II decided further in
Nestieation VIII be made This is the
case reported from Van Buren,, Ar
Kansas Nothing further has been
heard from Pine Blum.
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Agricultural College Notes.

Messrs. Mccormick and Adams OF the
executive committee Of the board of
trustees We're at the college Saturday
looking after business mutters es-
pecially tho new buildings and new
heating arrangements.
A telegram from Dr. Brewer Friday
announced his safe arrival at Orange,
N. j.. whittier he started last Sunday
to inter the remains OF his wife. The
intermcnt took place on the nth ami
versary Of the Doctors marriage. Or.
Brewer. who Is In very poor health.
win be absent several weeks. his work
being distributed between Professors
Fortler ana MucEwan, and Mr. lon
sen,
\ circular has just been issued lo-
scriptive OF the winter courses II
twelve weeks from January ith. she.
cial lectures will be given on ngrlcul.
ture. horticulture, dairyinS With re-
lated sciences. The Various Indus
trial depar .mcnts viii be open to those
who eE y upon these courses. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-29

Chicago, Nov. 2S.-The mystery sur
rounding the disappearance of Mrs.
Pauline Merry from her home at No.
90 Hope street has been solved by the
confession of Thomas Hickey, who was
arrested on suspicion. Hickey told q
revolving story of how CHRISTOPHER
Merry choked and beat his wife a
week ago last Friday. Then, finding
It impossible to restore his wife to
consciousness. Hickey says Merry de-
cided to put her "out OF her misery"
by beating out her brains with
poker.
The horrible story told by Hickey
was eXtorted from him after hours OF
questioning in the "sweatbox." Hickey
led a posse of police TO an uninhabited
portion of the city near Elghty-sev
enth street and Western avenue. whore
Mrs. Merry's body was found buried
beneath few inches of loose dirt by
the roadside.
Merry, who Is stlll in the city. has
successfully eluded the police.
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the shots took some ones life, and
that II might be the crime which Mrs.
Merry threatened to inform the police
about and to prevent which Merry is
supposed to have murdered her
Chief of Detective Colloran today
received letter from Paul Boleau of
Kansas city. Mo-, asking whether 1t
was his daughter who had been muir
dered. The description given by
Boileau of his daughter tallies exactly
with those of Mrs. Merry and there Is
little doubt that the murdered woman
Is his daughter. Boileau writes that
MS daughter Pauline came to this city
about three years ago and wrote to
him that she had married peddler of
the name of Merry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-29

San Francisco. Nov. 2S.-The Chron-
fcle says: zone of the most important
movements originating with the new
Chinese minister. WI Ting Fang. to
bring into close relations the white
people and the people of his own race,
is shortly to be consummated in this
city. This project contemplates the
erection of a school building, the
bringing of corps of teachers from
China and the education OF the Chinese
youth of this city and coast in both
English and Chinese branches.
"The Chinese government is pre-
pared to expend not less than $4,000
in carrying out this project and pro-
viding for the permanent maintenance
of the school. Tuition will be strictly
free but small charge may be made
for instruction in special branches
III the experiment proves sue
cess, similar schools will he established
by the government in other sections
of the United States"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-29
NEAR A MILLION DEAD.
FORMER FIGURES TOO CONSERVATIVE.
Further Investigation Shows that the
Deaths Through Wcyier's "Bando"
Were undercstlmated.

New York, Nov. 29.-A dispatch to
the World from Havana says:
The Worlds first figures of cuba's
starvation were timdly moderate.
They showed the death Of only 200. 600.
But every painful fact unearthed
tends to prove them nearly double
that number. When the grim returns
are all in II is now almost certain that
TINS cuban massacre of the innocents
VIII reach 100000. And this awful
number does not include those killed
in battle or the thousands and thou
sands of women and children who have
uied OF exposure, disease and massa-
ere In the swamps. 1t now seems GER
tain that more than half u million peo-
pie for the most part loyal subjects of
spain have been killed by the Spanish
war in Cubal
"A weeks trip through the provinces
or Havana, Matanzas and Santa
Clara has tended to make moderate this
tremendous extreme figure. The fig
ures of Spanish official reports show
put part of the morality. They only
give the number buried in consecrated
sround-they do not give that fully.
Ana yet, these official ultra Spanish
reports of burial permits issued admit
mat In the province of Santa Clara
there have died and been buried since
VIEWERS fiat, 71.S47 persons.
me number Of people for whose eX-
istence Weyler is directly responsible
Is l55. 1872 in Santa Clara provlrce.
And of these he has killed So PIG. or
over one half of them.
santa Clara has so far been by far
the least destitute of provinces. II
mas many cattle and not Il very
thick population. Between its 81 per
cent dead to Pnar del Rio admitted.
are the provinces of Matanzas and
Havana, with a 60 or 20 per cent NOR
tallty, respectively These percentages
ures In some thirty cities and towns.
Applied to the denser populations of
thelr respective provinces the total
deaths since Wcylers "bando" will
foot up nearly n million.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-29
Action in the Gcrman.Hayticn Matter.

Washington. Nov. 29.-The attention
of the department of state has at
length been directed to the friction
that has arisen between Germany
and Hayti us the result of the arrest
by the officials OF the latter country
of half blood named Lueders, While
the department has been unofiicially
watching the matter for some time ii
was not until today the case came
formally before 1t through the appear
ance of Mr.. Leger, the minister from
Hayti TO Washington, who came to
consult Assistant Secretary Day.
The intimntion was given out at the
state department that our government
SO far has gone only to the length TO
instruct Ambassador White at Berlin
to watch developments and Keep his
government informed. He will lodge
protest only In the event of the per-
formnnce by Germany Of some act not
consistent with Justice and internn
tional law; something that is not an
ticipnted here. In other words The
state department does not feel that II
has a right to interposc so long as the
demands % Germany fof redress are
kept within the bounds of sound prac-
tice in international disputes, follow
ing in this the precedent set by the
last administration when II permitted
the landing Of British troops at Cor
into, Me. to secure Indemnity for
the lll-treatment Of British consular
officers. 1t does not follow from this
however, that the administration viii
look with unconeern upon any harsh
and unjust measures that may be
sought to be put in force by Germany
toward the little island republic.
Washington, Nov. 2y.-The Haytien
minister states that his country is
preparing for an eventually. consider
ing that Its honor ia involved in the
present trouble and that II cannot
yield to demonstrations of force by
powerful nation. The minister says
What llaytis ports are unfortihed ana
that the country has no navy but has
an army OF fair proportions Natural
ly II could not expect to contend
against one of the most powerful ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-29

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 2S.-A sensa-
tional shooting occurred here tonight.
resulting in the death of Policeman
James Wells and the serious woundinC
of Charles Phillips. Phillips, who was
recently released from the New West
minister Jail. was arrested by Wells on
the charge of burglary. on reaching
the city jail Phillips drew his pistol
and shot Wells through the body. He
then broke across the street and fired
second shot, with fatal results, at
Wells, who had staggered to his feet
and was In the act Of taking a shot at
Phillips. Phillips then broke and ran.
The whole police department Joined in
the chase, fusilade Of shots being ex-
changed in the meantime. Phillips took
refuge under building He was final
ly captured after he had been shot
through the arm and leg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-29

Philadelphia, Nov. 29.-The British
hn JuteopOlis. which arrived last
isti from Greenock. scotland, had "A
iig and tempestuou. voyage, and two
4 hsr sailors were killed. She left
easnock, September %, in ballast to
iE cargo OF petroleum at Philadel-
H. ilr Japan The first day out she
IA into storm with exceptionally
hV seas, On the third day, all
k.4s were engaged In shortening sail
III James Bruce, a young naval APP
Fti!ce and Carl Drummer. Il German
hHln, were knocked from the miz-
|H'1p-sall yard by n sudden blast
Wind forcing the heavy sail against
-sA Both fell head foremost to the
q and We're Instantly killed. They
" buried at sea. Bruce's father Is
! gEner Of steamship line at Dun
: The young man had shipped as
saman to gain practical experience.
Y lltsopolls battled with the ele-
Als all the way to Cape Henlopen.