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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-05
STRUGGLE OF THE CZECHS.
Events Which May Give Them
Power to Des rov the Ancient
Haps burg Dynasty.


The Czechs have struggled for more
than thousand years to save their con-
substantially from being swallowed up
by the more powerful German:sm. Origi-
nally the Czechs possessed fine traits of
character; they are intelligent. industri-
Gus, excellent as soldiers and officials,
learn foreign langua 'es with ease, and are
fond of poetry, music and science. But
their character has gradually become en-
Uttered, and most Czechs OF to-day are
distrustful, reserved and of certain ma
tional excitability which leads them TO
excuses on very small provocation.
Their hatred of the German has never
been as pronounced as in the last three
decades, and, in fact was hardly known
10 exist before that time. The eminent
Czechish patriot and historian. Francis
Palacky died at Prague June g. $780, as
well as his son-in-law, DR.. Francis Lad
islaw Rieger, must De consid cred as the
chief promoters Of The anti German move
ment. Palacky's ideas were undou btedly
of patriotic nature, but in order to achieve
his purpose he comm enced to advocate the
granting of privileges to Bohemia that the
Austrian Government could not concede
without sacrificing It's very existence.
Palacky's and Riegers agitations did not
acquire any prominence until in conse-
quence of the defeat in 1866 Francis Joseph
and his Minister, Won Beust, were obliged
10 create the dualism in the Austro- Hun
garian empire in order to satisfy the
Hungarians.
AS soon as this had been accom plished
and Francis Joseph had placed the iron
crown of ST. Stephan on his head the
Czechs insisted that the Emperor shout q
also be crowned as King of Bohemia a,
thereby according to this country tn
same rights as TO Hungary. That. OF
course, could not be granted to a mer e
province of the original Austrian EN- pire,
particu arly as fully one-third of the in
habitants were Germans. Failing 10 gain
their object, Palacky and Rieger COM
menced to preach Panslavism in the most
pronounced form. They succeeded in
forming an alliance with the very strong
fenda nobility of Bohemia and Moravia
and even recommended an Incorporation
OF Bohemia with Russia, but found no
sYmpathizer with this idea either In Gar
Alexander ii or In his successor. They
then tried successfully to make friends
with the Magyars and Poles and their
two organs, the Marc mi Listy lin
Czechish) and the PoIitik lin German lam
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brings onepo suf seekin lief
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Francic
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Granted l. of Ab,.no..

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Dec. A.
Leave OF absence was yesterday given
Professor A. w. Smith of the engineering
department and Mrs. A. w. SMITH, pro-
lessor in sociology, for the year 1898. Pro-
lessor Sml,h Will spend the year in Chi
cago and Milwaukee in practical STUDY OF
mining machinery, while Mrs. Smith goes
to Boston to do orig nal work in sociology.
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BEATEN BY a R0BBER.
Petaiuma Rancher Roughly Handled
Because He Could Produce
No Cash.

PETALUMA, Dec 4-Andrew Sukkan,
a rancher living alone ten miles from
here, returned from visit to town late
yesterday afternoon 10 find that the
premises had been invaded and ransacke ed
by thieves. When he reached his barn a
masked man stepped out and demanded
money. Not receiving any he knocked
tie rancher down, beating him with a
club until he became unconscious. Upon
recovering Sukkan notified his neigh bors,
but the assanant has rot been appre-
hended. A rumor was abroad that Sukkan
had money buried on the premises, which
doubtless attracted the thief
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DIR. SOPER

GUARANTEES TO CURE by his
NEW SYSTEM every case he ac-
cepts for the price quoted below,
including all medicines, viz:
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ADVANCES made on furniture ana pianos with
or without removal J.Noonan, l0l7-lO2S Mission
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An injury to The tongue is repaired by
nature with more rapidity than is the case
wi b any other part Of the system.
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A u CTTON
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
Referee, foreclosure, probate and miscel-
laneous sale of properties, Wednes-
day, Dec. 18th, 1897, at II o'clock
NJ, at salesroom, IA Mont
gomery Street.
The three following properties by order
of Gustav H. Umbsen, Referee.
Thomas MoOtry Jr. Estate.
Large, elegant business corner, South
west corner of Hayes and Cough Streets,
running through to Linden Avenue; i'm
proved with stores, flats, and houses; 3
frontages; monthly income $276; IS x 12O
feet.
Thomas Mootry Jr. Estate.
Southeast corner of Page and Octavia
Streets running through to Hickory Aven-
ue; frontages; improvements bringing in
monthly rental of SCI; 27.6 120 feet to
rear street.
Thomas Mootry Jr. Estate.
Southwest corner of Bay and Dupont
Streets; Improvements renting for S57; S9.5
113 feet.
Elegant Eastlake Residence.
No 1870 Hayes Street, North SIDE be- i
tween Lyon Street and Central Avenue
Lott Street.; 80 y 1876; fine, modern
story residence, nearly new, II rooms, 6
attic rooms; nice garden. concrete walks.
Residence cost $4,000 to build.
Western Addition Flats
Nos 1929 Steiner Street, West side
SIG feet South of Turk Street; 27.6 1868
feet; flats of and rooms and bath
each; rents $3.50 per month; mortgage
$500 can remain.
By Order of Absentee Owner
No. 81 EIgin Park, 1853 feet North Of Rid
icy Street. % 10 feet. Nice story
house of rooms and bath.
Western Addition Building Lot.
Fine lot South line of McAllister Street,
1863 feet East from Central Avenue Oott
Street; 80 1916 feet.
Charles MCKeever Estate.
Nos 81 21k Welch Street, 21O fest
Northeast from 4th Street: 20 so feet;
flats of 4 rooms each; rents $40
Jane Lord Estate.
No Elliott Park, North side, 1873 feet
West from Steiner Street; % 70 feet 2
story house of rooms and bath; rent $40.
Fine Marine View.
No. 1907 Taylor Street, between Broad,
way and Vallejo Streets; as a whole or in
subdivisions; % or 90 100 feet unim-
proved, ready to build on, or 10 So 100
feet with improvements; story house. 10
rooms, 2 baths.
To Close an Estate.
No 1892 Green Street. North side, be-
tween Hyde and Larkin Streets; 2 story
houee of rooms, S4.S 70.715 feet, 43 feet
East of Larkin.
Western Addition Building Lot.
Fine lot South side of Paige Street. 1875
feet west of LaguRa Street; % Y 1875 feet.
Foreclosure Sale.
No. 1903 Dolores Street, between. 18th
and 10Th Streets; , story house of rooms
and bath; 20 100 feet. j
Estate of Elizabeth n. Stevenson.
No. 2615 Octavia Street. West side, be-
tween Vallejo and Green Streets; Is x 125
feet; rooms and bath.
Foreclosure Sale.
No. 2739 Pine Street, between Devisadero
and Frederick Streets; story residence Of
rooms and bath; 21.6 80 feet; very easy
terms.
Further particulars cheerfully given at
our office.
G. H. UMBSEN & CO.. Auctioneers.
Ii Montgomery Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-30

CLEVELAND, o., Dec 29-Withln q
few days one of the greatest legal bat
ties which has ever been brought to
trial In this city viii commence before
the court Of common pleas, The case Is
that Of the city Of Cleveland against
the Lake Shore, Big Four Ponnsylya-
mia and Cleveland 81 Pittsburgh rail-
road companies and involves the title to
millions OF dollars worth Of property on
tho lake front. The railroad tracks
originally ran along close to the waters
edge, but fer years the companies have
been nlllng IN the lake until large
tracts Of land have been created This
ground Ia nov claimed by the city. A
brilliant array Of legal talent has been
employed on both sides and the contest
WIN be watched with great interest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-30
THE RAILROADS.

The recent annual meeting of the
Baltimore & OHIO Railroad Company,
which was It's seyeny-Arst, brings to
mlAd the fact that the Baltimore s. Ohio
has had ten presidents in seventy-one
years, as follows Philip L, Thomas,
Louis McLane, Thomas Swan, William
C. Harrison, Chauncey Brooks, John W.
Garrett, Robert Garrett, Samuel spen-
Ger, Charles +, Mayer and John X,
Cowen. The line was put in operation
to Harper's Ferry in 1884, was built to
Winchester, Va, In 1896, and 10 Strls-
burg, in 1870 Westward 1t went TO
Cumberland In November, 1912, and on
to Wheeling. w, Va, by January |,
1853 The Parkersburg branch from
Grafton to Parkersburg was opened
Mag /, 1857. II is the only great rail-
road rumrany that is being operated
under It's original name and charter,
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TuE INsPEcroRsHlP.

The probable appointment OF super.
vising inspector of steam vessels for the
seventh inspection district Is creating a
great deal of talk among the rlvermen,
There are SO many candidates, and so
much bluff and buster about the cam
paign that no one knows just what the
outcome viii be. Captain II. p. Chancel-
lor is the present Incumbent, and his
term does not expire until next spring.
Captain James A. Henderson thinks
there win be no change In the position
until the bill now before Congress Is dis
posed Of. He said: General James a.
Dumont, supervising inspector general,
has had introduced a bill reducing the
number of supervising inspectors from
ten to five. General Dumont claims that
five are ample TO take care of all the bus
mess, and TO have ten is a needless eX-
pense, His long service In the Office
gives him ample experience. In his bill
he advocates $500 additional salary for
himself and an assistant at a salary Ot
$500 a year. The bill has created quite
a stir among politicians, as they are not
seeking 10 dispose of or consolidate
Offices. Much interest Is manifested az
to what the outcome will be, as many
claim that the best interests OF the gov
eminent would not be served by reducing
the number Of inspectors, as the terri
tory to be covered is very large and the
marine interests very extensive"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-30

PhRKERSBURG-Ohio river feet
and falling. Sleeting. Temperature g.
Passed up: The II. *. Bedford Argand
and the Valley Belle. Down: Kanawha.
Up and down; The Columbia. The Mt
tie Kanawha is falling. All the locals
were on time.
Observation-Disclosures feet
inches and falling.
MORGANTOWN-R S feet and
stationary. Rainy
STEUBENVILLE-Rivcr feet 5
inches and rising. Raining and cold
Passed up: Robert jenkins and Ben
Hur. Passed down: queen City.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . feet and
falling Raining. James G. Blaine and
Nellie Hudson down Thursday; Adam
Jacobs and Florence Belle up,
OIL CITY-River 2 feet inches and
falling Midi light rain.
WARREN-River l foot b inches.
Showing and cold.
PITTSBURGH-R River Sc feet and
stationary at the dam Ralnig
MEMPHIS-Rlye ll,5 feet and rising,
Clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE River falling; S feet 5
inches in canal; feet inches on falls
IS feet 8 inches below locks. Cloudy and
cold.
CAlRo-Rlver 10 feet and falling
Cloudy and warmer.
pr. PLEASANT-Rlver rs feet and
falling. Cloudy.
ClNCINNATI-RIye is feet and fall.
ing. Cloudy.
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orhe American Grip

To-nlght's attraction at the Opera
House is THE American Girl" Grattan
Donnelly's comedy, which has been re-
celved with enthusiasm wherever seen.
Says an exchange!
Can YOU picture TO yourself rushing
mountain wave? It's chest is white with
foam. Every moment 1t gathers force,
Its coloring is more vivid, more strik-
ing at each onward leap At last 1t rises
10 the utmost height. There Is sudden
crash, a binding mass OF falling wa
ter deafcning roar. The wave has
fallen. The echoes thunder out Its re-
QUEEN, Can you picture this? Yes?
Then you have an idea OF the force Of
"The American Girl" It Is the strong
est comedy drama that has been seen
on the local stage. Strong situations
pile M one after the other, gathering
strength as the scenes advance. one IS
prepared by the croscendo for climax
but not such one as comes, binding
IKE a flash Of lightning nv It's intensity
and Answering back with the thunder
IN the shape of tumultuous applause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-30

NEW YORK, Dec, Ca warrant Is
out for the arrest OF Henry oliver Gold
smith, one Of the best known men OF
wall street The epecilc charge against
him Is grand larceny In the first degree,
for approprlatlng q check for $4,000, the
property of oscar ". A. Wlessnor OF
brooklyn. The officials Of the district at
torncy'a office say that Goldsmith has
managed to get away with something
like half million dollars by operations
similar to those which brought the u. $,
Dean company before the public Cold
emlth was Indicted by the grand jury on
Tuesday last.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-30

WASHINGTON, DEC, 29.-Ex-secre-
tary Foster had a brief conference with
the President to-day, after which the
President approved the bill prohibiting
the killing Of FUR seals in the waters of
the North Pacific ocean," passed the day
Congress adjourned FOR the holidays,
The act prohibits the killing of seals by
American citizens, except as they may
lie taken on the Prlbyloff islands BY the
North American Commercial Company.
II also prohibits the importation Of seal
skins into the United States, whether
raw, dressed, dyed or manufactured"
The penalty for violation Of the law Is a
fine Of not less Than 5000 or more than
$1,000, or Imprisonment for not moro
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A large audience was thoroughly
amused last night at tine Opera House.
my Friend from India" was the moving
cause. This farce is one OF the best seen
here and was gIyeHby a first class cast,
which included Mr.. Vaudeville in the
leading role, When one remembers his
baekwoods congressman IN "A Texas
Tteer," It Is difficult to Imagine him till-
ing this part satisfactory, but he accom-
plshes that, being fully as good as the
actor who took the part when the piece
was seen here last year, The other parts
were given In goad style without eNcep-
ton,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-30

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Dec, Co
George II, Hodgdon, proprietor of the
Haynes hotel in this city, and the IRE
mont hotel In New Haven, Conn, was
arrested here last night on a warrant
charging him VITA being accessory to ar
son committed by Frederick Cook In at
tempting to SGT fire to the Tontinc hotel
In New Haven, Christmas morning.
Cook Is said 10 have made confession
stating that Hodgdon, who formerly
owned the Tontine had paid him $50 to
set the hotel on fire. Mr.. Hodgdon pro-
tested his entire innocence and says that
Cooks story Is u lie.
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10 snneM Trelaht nnln.

CLEVELAND, o. Dec. 30 -Therc
was a Joint meeting hero to-day OF the
freight committees representing Covo.
land, uunalo, PITTSBURGH, Wheeling
and lhr Mnhoning and Shcnnngo CONF
mlttccs. Every road w the district
was represented. The object of the
meeting was to Nlffcn UP rates which
have been very much domorallSad iur
some time. II WINS decided that nllor
innuarR lh1 published tnrln rates
uhnmlL hn mnlnLnIMrl.
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would get well. had female troubles
in their worst form, suffered untold
agonies every month my womb tipped
back to my backbone, had headache,
hysteria, fainting spells, itching, leu
corrhga,
MY feet and hands were cold all
the time, my limbs were SO weak that
could hardly walk around the house;
was troubled with numb spells,
have taken four bottles OF Lydia u,
PiuIham's Vegetable Compound, one
bottle of her Blood I'urifer, one pack
aye of her sanative Wash, and am
entirely cured, i have not had one
of those numb spells since, Can you
wonder that sing the praises OF
medicine that has cured me ofall these
ills P".-MRs. LOUISA PLACE, $50 Bel.
mont St., Brockton, Mass,
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Miss Nugent has received from her
publisher, W. Stern & Co, over ten
thousand dollars in royalties and Tho
song il stlll big seller During nor
engagement In this city with the WIZ
lam Jerome Herald Square Comedians,
presenting "a day in New York" she
Will sing her latest composition, entitled
Mamie Reilly" which promises to be-
come as popular as her famous sister
Rosie o'Grady;" the chorus runs like
this:
Say Mamie Reilly I love YOU,
Dearly love you, Mamie Reilly, yes l
do:
You can't blame me and though you try
to shame me.
I'm YOUR Jamis
Just the samic,
Mamie Reilly,
Miss Nugent Ia with the IA Jay In
New York" company. which will be the
Grand Opera House attraction the las;
half OF this week,
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec 90 -Deposl-
tors and shareholders of the Chestnut
Street National Bank and The Chestnut
street Trust and Savings Fund Com
pany, continue to sign agreements de-
ciartng their approval Of thu pinn for the
voluntary liquidation OF the Affairs Of the
two Institutions, Deputy comptroller OF
the currency Coffin eaye that the sigma
lures OF more than the two-tlilrda of the
shareholders required by law before u
bank can SO into voluntary liquidation
have already been secured,
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ONE IN EVERY FoU6,
One Person In Every yOur suffers From
Pile.

One rerson Ia Every yOur suffers From
Pile.
Abou. one person in every four SUI
fers from some form OF rectal disease
The most common and annoying Is
itching piles, Indicated by warmth
slight moisture and intense, uncoptrol-
liable itching IN the parts affected.
The usual treatment has been some
simple ointment or salve which some
times give temporary relief, but moth
Ing like n permanent cure can be eX-
pected from such superficial treatment
The only permanent cure for itching
piles yet discovered Is the Pyramid Pile
Cure. not only for itching piles, but for
every other form OF piles, blind, bleed
Ing or protrudlng. The first application
gives Instant relief and the continued
use for short time causes u permanent
removal OF the tumors or the small par
mites which cause the intense itching
and discomfort OF itching piles.
Many physicians for a long time sup
posed that the remarkable relief afford
cd by the Pyramid Pile Cure was be-
cause II was supposed 10 contain CO.
caine, opium or similar drugs, but such
ia NOT the case A recent careful nnnly-
AZ OF the remedy showed 1t to be abso-
lutely free from any cocaine, opium, or
In fact any poisonous, injurious drugs
whatever. Sold by druggists Mt 90 cents
per package.
Send to Pyramid Co, Marshall, Mich,
for free book on cause and cure OF plleA.
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REAssURING NEWS
or the situation at Dawson city Enough
Pooh TO Pull Through,

gum w .N'f
OTTAWA, Ont, Dec, ga deputa-
lion of Klondike miners viii he received
by the minister OF customs on Wednes-
day next. The delegation wire that they
met Major Walsh and party encamped
at Salmon river where they will have TO
remain until next March. There is said
to be no possibility of an advence before
then. At the time the thermometer re-
glstered 79 degrees below zero.
The delegates also wire reassugiRs
news as to the situation at Dawson, They
say that all danger OF famine Is passing
for this winter. A considerable number
OF the miners made their way down the
Yukon to where food supplies were OBJ
tllnable from the stranded steamers.
The mounted police then made such a
disposition of the provisions remaining
at Dawson City as viii enable all hands
to pull through the winter comfortably
enough as regards food,
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HAVANA, Dec, 2O-Captnln General
Blanoo has issued decree, Announcing
the lines upon which tho homo rule gov
ornmcnt Is established The governor
general and executive assume charge
Of foreign anhifH. war ana navy, and
Win nve astronomical secretaries NJ
supreme justice ana tho interior
tnnnncc, public Instruction public
works, posts and lolcgraph9 an1 nrrl'
culture ma commerce. with the ptcnl'
dent Of thls council, constituting che
fcapoH3Iblo government Tho ucw uill'
olaiH win tntU The oath oi ofllcc ~ y o..
~. ON Jnnunry I nnd VIII immediately
nssumo charge or tholr offices,
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THE RIVER
YEsTERDAYls DEPARTURES.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Charleston. .KANAWHA, $3.50 a, H.
Pittsburgh ., BEN HUR, 4 y, m,
sistcrsville. RUTH, $3.50 p. NJ,
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 y, m
Steubenvllle, u, NJ, BAYNE, $50 p, IN,
BOATS LEAVING TODAY
Pittsburgh. III. *. BEDFORD, $50 a. II
Cincinnati QUEEN CITY, $ a, m.
parliersbuTg ,ARGAND II a. m.
MatamOras, ., LEXINGTON, II a. m.
Slstersvlle. RUTH, $3.50 y, m.
Darlington, LEROY, $3.50 p, IN,
Stcuhenvllle. H. NJ. BANNE, $50 n, m,
Pittsburgh "LORENA, q, m.
BOATS LEAVING To-MoRRow.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, 3 a, m,
parkersbuTg. BEN HUR, II a, m.
SstersYille ruth. $3.50 p, m,
ClaringtOn. LEROY, $3.50 D. m.
Steubenyillc,, n, NJ, BAYNE, $50 p, m.
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FEARED MOB VIOLENCE,


NEW YORK, Dec. ga special to
the Journal and Advertiser from New
Haven, Conn, says: Captain George l..
Kelsey, the schooner Wallace Ward,
which has just arrived here from Bar
eelona, Spain, insists that the Amerl-
can consul at that port fears mob vio-
lence and is unable 10 keep the Ameri-
can nag flying from Uncle Sans war
vessels
lie put into port there September 10,
remaining three days a first the stars
and stripes 1oated proudly from the
masthead, but the Spanish lolcrcrs
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DON'T be persuaded into buying lin
iments without reputation or merit
Chamberlaln's Pain Balm costs no
more, and It's merits have been proven
by a test of manE years Such letters
as the following, from L. G Baslcy'
Hueneme, Cal, are constantly being
received: The best remedy for pain !
have ever used is Chamberain's Pain
Balm, and say so after having used II
in my family for several years 1t
cures rheumatism, lame back sprains
and swclllngs, For sale by druggists