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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-25

and by good, careful nursing, short price
and all considered, she finished second:
Thorpe on the s to l chance Zarro hooked
up with the cooks in the run home and
won with all sails set a head in front of
the favorite. Loeb Ness was third, half
length farther back.
Following are the entries for Mondays
races, with overnight prices:
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EX-CONVICT ARRESTED
ON A MURDER CHARGE
Oregon Authorities Believe They
Have the Slayer of Rancher
Raw Sink.

PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 24.-W. H.
Mageers, an ex-convict from the Oregon
penitentiary, was arrested in this city
on suspicion of being the murderer of Ray
Sink, the wealthy farmer from Wasco
County, whose body was found in the
Willamette River on Tuesday near Salem.
Sink was last seen alive in the company
of Mageers on September IL. The pris-
oner stoutly asserts his innocence
Mageers was arrested at the Depot
Hotel to-day in the company of two girls.
Mamie Quigley and Kate Lane, whom he
introduced as his wife and niece respec-
lively. Mageers is known to have spent
considerable money during the past few
days, and the police say that they have
strong evidence that he murdered Sink.
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Time, 1929. Won handily. Second and third
driving.
Suenel &c. Duncan Bell 102 Bill Powell 1o2
and Apple Jack 104 also
Sausalito Odds to l, to l and 2h to 1.
Track odds to l, to l and to q
"Favorite.
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Important
Questions
for Men
to Answer.

Have you backache?
Do you shun society?
Are you losing 1esh1
Do you sleep poorly?
Are you low-spirited?
Are your eyes sunken?
Do you have hot flashes?
Are you easily exhausted?
Is your memory impaired?
Do YOU have sick headache?
Is there nausea after eating?
Do your hands and feet sweat?
Has the brightness left your eyes?
Do you feel that you unfit to marry?
These Affections may be caused by overworl5
worry, excesses designations, ETC., but the ap-
palling results the same unless checked
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nightmare and a dismal failure without perfect
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have become famous for restoring weak an6
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gums roots and herbs. All their prescriptions
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(Main Line, Foot Of Market Street,
LEAVE FROM SEPT 10, 1893 ARRIVE
s6:0OA Niles San Jose and Way Stations. .s:45A
7:OOA Benica, Suisun and Sacramento. Is:45A
woodland ........................ 0,45r
z:o0A Elmira vacaville and Rumsey;;.... s'45r
s:3oA Martinez, San Ramon, Vallejo, Napa,
Cslistoga and Santa Ross........ 6Il5P
s,o0A Atlantic Express ogden and East. Ss43P
sssoA San Jose, Stockton, Valley Spring,
lone, Sacramento, Marysville,
Chico. Tehams and Red Bluff. 4'ihr
s:3OA Peters Oakdae and JAMESTOWN. 7,I5P
S.ooA New Orleans Express MERGED. FIRES.
no, Bakersfield Santa Barbara,
Los Angeles Demiug I'll Paso,
New Orleans and Esst............ 6i45r
10000 Vallejo Martinez and Way Stations 7.45P
sI:OOP Sacramento River Steamers .8:OoP
1:O0P Niles San Jose and Way Stations 49, II.4oA
....... San jose Niles and Way Stations. tS:15A
visalia ......................... AiI5p
Stations. oc..' ttO:I5A
4'ooP Martinez San Ramon. Vallejo,
Napa, Castoga, Eel Verano and
Aso0P Benieia, Vacavile. Woodland,
Knights Landing, Msrysvie, Oro-
vile and Sacramento ............ 1O:AoA
4;30P Niles, San jose Tracy and Stockton 1:i5P
4;8OP Stockton and Lodi 12:I5P
A;sop Lathrop Modesto, Fresno, Mojave,
Santa Barbara and Los Angeles 1;4OA
4s30P Martinez <Merced raymond for
and Friday and Fresno. $3.50. IatI5r
for Mojave and East. 6:45p
6i0OP European Mall Ogdeu and East. -. 0;45A
'6sOor Vallejo ........................ 12;l5P
o:oor Haywards. Miles and San Jo.e...... 7:4oA
tions. -. oo.. INV. ts,Aor
vile, Iedding. Portland. Puget
Sound and East .................. SfIoA
" n A nm TTlnA
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
lPAoIFIo sYsTEM.)
Trains leave mad are due to arrive ne
SAN FRANCASCO.
lMain Line Foot Of Market Street.l
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ESPIONAGE WON THE GARFIELD
Ezells Filly Beats an Excellent Field
at Harlem

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-The Harlem track
deep in mud this afternoon, but four favorites
got home in front. Astor and Espionage
the upsets. The win Of the latter in the Gar
field stakes was a good one. The California
bred flly Canace, in Nick Halls stable was
beaten out by saddle skirts and the heavily
played favorite Sea Lion. had to be content
with third place. "Skeets" Martin easily land
ed Molo winner in the last race of the day.
Gray, Rose. Bloss, ]. Reif and Rutter each
rode a winner.
First race, selling, seven furiongs.
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Advances made furniture and pianos. with
or without removal. J. Noonan 1917 1923 Mission
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Weak Men and Women

SHOULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS, THE
- great Mexican remedy; gives health and
strength to sexual ORIGINS. Depot. S2S Market.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
RAILROAD TRAVEL.
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. co.
LESSEB
San FRANCISCO And NORTH PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY.
1iburon Ferry, Foot Of Market Sc.

SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL
WEEK DAYS-7:3o. $780, HOO a. M. 1895,
800. 5:10, $50 p. m. Thursdays-Extra trip
and II 80 D. m.
sUNDAYs-S:OO. $50, HOO a. m; 1870. 2:so,
500, $40 D. m.
SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS-610, 1850 9:20 11:10 a. m; 12:45,
1:55 and 6:35 p. m
sUNDAYs-s:16 $40. lilo a. NJ; 1:4o, $40.
500, 6:25 p. N.
Between San Francisco and schuetzen Park
same schedule as above
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
A DOCTORS ADVERTISEMENT.
SOME VALUABLE INFORMATION FOR
MEN, YOUNG OR OLD.
A Medical Institution with Successful Record of More
Than Seventeen Years.
Symptoms of
Contagious
Blood Poison,

Is your color bad?
Is your throat sore7
Are you all run down?
Is your hair falling out?
Have you swollen glands?
Is your urine high colored?
Does the skin itch and burn?
Does the head feel too full?
Is there persistent headache?
Have you aching in the bones?
Have you ulcers in the mouth?
Do humors break out on the skin?
Does the blood circulate sluggishly?
Does the blood feel hot and feverish?
Do the hands and feet puff and swell?
Is there a pricklng sensation IN the skin?
Have you the body that won't heal ?
Have you copper other colored spots on the
skin?
The above symptoms which no rational
man should pass by UNDECIDED
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Time. 1903 Won cleverly, Second and third
driving.
Cosmopolitan 115. Top Gallant rs, Tennith
115 Sol 115, Fox 112. Sublet us and Animus III
also
Sausalito odds-S to l, to / and 10 to l.
Track odds-15 to l. 10 to l and to l.
'Fayorites.
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For centuries contagious blood diseases have
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Meyers & Co. cure this humiating and Oft
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These physicians do not mercury io6ides
or other durgs with which doctors allay
the disease temporarily, but have their own
successful methods and remedies.
Why spend hundreds of dollars in visiting hot
springs, or with irresponsible doctors and ouack
nostrums when DR.. Meyers & Co. can cure YOU
quickly and permanently at reasonable price
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Jim Goren B.
Codaiso 40
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CUANT DIT ISIUN broad UaugeJ.
Third and Townsend Sts)
a7,0OA San Jose and Way Stations New
Alinaden Wednesdays only)....... 1;30P
tS:30A Sunday Excursion for San Jose,
Santa Cruz, Pacific Grove and
Principal Way Stations. ........... tS:35P
9:O0a San jose. Tres Pinos Santa Cruz,
Pacific Grove Paso Robes. San
1.us Obispo. Guadalupe, Surf and
Principal Way. Stations ......... 4sIoi
1O,4eA San Jose aud Way Stations. ........ $1,000
Il,3OA San Jose aud Way Stations ...... HS:35A
'2;45r San Mateo Redwood Menlo Park
Palo Alto Santa Clara, San Jose,
Gilroy, Hollister, Santa Cruz,
Salinas Monterey and Pacific
Observation-Disclosures. si0i3GA
s3s30P San Jose and Way Stations. ~0.00A
.4:I5r San jose and Principal Way Stations 0:45s
SCOOP San Jose and Principal Way Stations 6;35.
5:3Or San Jose and Principal Way Stations 5;Sel
6;3Or San Jose and Way Stations ........ 1897
tiI,45P San Jose and Way Stations ... S.3Oi
A for Morning 7 for Afternoon
Sundays excepted. Sundays only. Saturdays onl:
Sundays and Mondays. a Saturdays ard Suulsvs
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Time. 1864. Won easily. Second and third
driving.
Borden 1O2 Warren Point 105 Vice Regal Jos
and Reuben Rowett los also ran. Redskin los
left at the post.
Sausalito odds-21a to l. to and TO l.
Track odds-3 TO l, 10 to 1 and to l.
sFayorite
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Name and Weight. Jockeys Y. y. Str. Fin

driving.
Handse 1O9. Tremargo 10S, Imperator los,
Brentwood 1903, Blarneystone 101, High links
10l and Blissful S. also ran.
Sausalito odds-2 10 l, 10 to l and S to l.
Track cdds-2 10 l. 10 to l and 10 to L
'FaYorte.
Second race, handicap. mile and an eighth.
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Time 1883. Won driving. Second and third
driving.
Sausalito odds-Even, to l and to l.
Track Odds to 8, to l and to 3.
"Favorite.
Sixth race, selling, seven furlongs.
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Name and W.T.. Jockeys. 4. y. z. Inn. Fin.

Time, 1854. Won easily. Second and third
driving.
SausaIito odds-6 to 8, 215 to l and TO l.
Track Odds to 5, to l and to 1.
SFaVorite
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Time, LAZY. Won easily. Second and third
driving.
Graham Montrose 100, Can Gallop 100 and
Stockholm 100 also ran
Sausalito odds-2 to !, to / and to l..
Track Odds to 2, to and to l.
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Name and W.T. Jockeys 4. X. y Str. Fin.
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fDead heat.
Time, 1902. Won cleverly. Dead heaters
driving.
Harry Reed Ill, Her Own 1O1 and Endeavor
10l also
Sausalto odds-2 to l. 2 to l and 2lk to l.
Track odds-2 to l. 2 TO I and to l.
"FaVorites.
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Sixth race. selling. one mile.
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COAST DIVISION Marrow Gauge).
foot Of Market Street.)
t7:45A Santa Cruz Excursion, Santa Cruz
and Principal Way Stations. ...... te:05P
S:15A Newark, Centervile. Ban Jose, FELTON,,
Boulder Greek, Santa Cruz and Way
Stations. ............... osoOP
s2:i5P Newark, Centerville San Jose New
Almaden, FELTON,. Boulder Greek,
Santa Cruz and Principal Way
Stations. ..........................s I0,5OA
4;15P San jose Gleuwood & Way Stations 9:2OA
Q4II3P Boulder Greek and Santa Cruz 80. j0:20A
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Third race. Algeria stakes, two year-olds, five
furlongs
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Time, 2:5O. Won easily by eighth lengths.
Sausalito odds-S to 5. 214 TO and to 5.
Track Odds to 5, to l and to 5. =
*Favorite.
Fifth race selling, seven furlongs.
-. - NJ. 1lol.n,u " "a az c. rrIp
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Second race. selling. mile and an eighth.

Bridgeton 100 and Swordsman 103 also ran
Sausalito Odds to 2, 3 to and to l.
Track Odds to 5. to and to l.
sFavorites.
Third race. Garfield stake selling, two-year-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-23

Rud toward Meshed on the northeast, and
from other points on the Caspian
railway between Askabad and Morv, and
Aakabad would DO occupied In order to
command the roads leading from Teheran
to the eastward In the direction OF Meshed
and Herat in Afghanistan. At Tabriz the
Russians would cut or the whole Of the
caravan trade that now finds its way to the
seacoast at Trebizond by way Of Erzeroum,
and divert It through the Caucasus to Poti
or Batoum. This would strike q fatal blow
at the trade of TrebiEond, and the revenue,
which is considerable, derived by b Turk
fish Government from the customs duties OF
that port would dry up as II by magic.
It is not likely that, unless the British
Government actively pushes the matter, the
Russian Government will take any further
steps, but the prospect created by his Per-
sian loan question is an exceptionally inter-
esting one, 1t being an important move In
the diplomatic game now played in that
part OF Asia. 1t may be made the basis of
a cdsue belli or Of an amicable partition of
Persia into spheres Of interest, influence, or
occupation-the latter not the least likely.
The chief difficulty would be in what way
and where Russia should have free access
to the sea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-23
JeMerson and Expansion.

Il "a O gross perversion OF the doctrines
of JHTTERsoNt to maintain that he. the father
of our wise policy Of territorial expansion,
was resolutely opposed to the annexation
Of any non-contiguous possession, with the
exception Of Cuba. Long before he dis
oussed with President MONROE the desira-
bility and Importance Of adding Cuba to our
system Of States, JEFFERSON urged upon
JOHN ADAMS, who was at the time Minister
20 the Court Of St. James'A. the expediency
Of conciliating the people Of Nova Scotia
with o Wow Of attaching that territory to
the colonies. In 1885, two years after sign
ing the treaty OF peace with England, JET
PERSON, then Minister at the Court Of YER
sailles, wrote to Mr.. ADAMS as follows:
els Il impossible 70 persuade our countrymen to
mako peace with the Nova scotAnsf I am per
uuaded nothing In wanting but advances on our part;
and that II 10 In our powor to draw OF the greatest
proportion Of that settlement. and thus to free our
selves from rivals who may become of consequence.
We are at present cooperating with Great Britain.
whose policy Il IL to give Aliment TO that bitter en-
nifty between her States and ours. which may Sc
cure her against their ever Joining u.s."
Tho Federal Constitution had not then
been framed; the Union had not been
formed; the colonies were still held to-
aether by the slender and elastic bands Of
the old articles Of confederation. But, al
though we had not yet become a nation in
any sense Of the term, the acquisition Of
territory. no matter through what instru-
mentalities, whether war or peace, was
recognized by JEFFERSON as a fundamental
principle Of our policy.
The ground or which JEFFERSON, in his
far-seeing wisdom, advocated this initial
step In the acquisition Of territory Is Of
supreme Significance to-day. JEFFERsoN's
animating idea was to extend and safe
guard our trade, to crush out by territorial
absorption. complete and absolute, possible
or probable commercial competition. Could
he then nave succeeded in obtaining Nova
Scotia from England, OF. years later, In win
ming Cuba from Spain, he would readily
have evolved q system for their just gov
eminent and perpetual retention. THOMAS
JEFFERSON never pulled down the flag.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-23
Russia and England in Persia.

The rivalry between England and Russia
IN thwarting each others projects of vari-
GUS kinds In Asia has found an opportunity
in Persia. The Persian Government, 80 it
Is said, discovered that 1t required the sum
Of about SO, $50, 900 for a certain object. It
was suggested that the money could be OBJ
tained without difficulty from a group Of
British banks. II only the Custom Houses
Of Southern Persia were placed In the
hands of their agents. To his the Persians
consented; the loan was underwritten in
London and nothing was needed except the
formal signature Of the Government to
the contract. Somehow or other, not
explained, tho Russian Government got
wind Of the affair. and forthwith in
struoted Its representative at Teheran to
Immediately and peremptorily forbid the
Persian Government to proceed with the
operation. Not wishing, however, to OBJ
struct the accomplishment of the object for
which the money was alleged to be wanted,
the Russian Minister offered on behalf Of
his Government to advance g larger amount
on the security OF the whole Of the Persian
customs revenues.
The Persian Government now found it.
self like the ass between two bundles Of
hay, and up to the present moment has not
decided which 1t prefers. 1t is said that
1t will probably reject the offers of both It's
friends in the absence Of energetic support
from the British Government, which APP
proved and assisted in the first negotla-
tons.
Looked at without prejudice. this AFFAIR is
seen 10 be palpably q game with Persia as
the stake; the chief interest Of 1t lies In the
next move. If the British Government
gives the energetic support necessary to
Secur the contract for the British lenders,
and takes over VIGOROUSLY the Custom
Houses OF the coast of Persia, the next news
would probably be that the Cossacks
at Eakhitchevan In tho Caucasus had
marched for Tabriz and that Russian troops
had embarked at Baku or Petrovsk on the
Caspian for Resht TO hold the road TO Tehe-
ran, Other movements OF troops would
probably DO made from SarakhS on the Herr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-23

The Populists of Butler county, Kan,
omitted from their platform this year the GUS
tomary tlre-breathinR resolution against banks
and bankers. The Kansas Citv Journal tries
to account for the omission on the ground that
the temporary Chairman Of the county con-
vention was q banker. elected after tho con-
vention had been called to order by another
banker. and still another banker was elected
permanent Chairman. The Pop Senator from
Butler count is a national banker" But why
should the platform be pruned because tho con-
vention was rich In bankersP The Popullsts OF
Kansas have money to lend and coupons to out.
butthey have also their professional reputation
tomaintain. No matter how many banks they
may own. they must not give up the habit Of
making faces at banks; and no matter how
much money they may have at interest. they
must not fail to throw resolutions at the money
changers and usurious sharks. There IL q
formal Popullst style Of resolutions. and Popu-
list plutocrats are expected to use it; but 1t IL
q very uncomfortable style for summer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-23
GREAT IRON AND srHnE ooArrAu1
Proposed Basis of Consolidation Of the MIN.
ncsota and Illinois Concerns.

Proposed Basis of Consolidation Of the MIN.
nesota and Illinois Concerns.
SARATOGA. Aug. 22.-Although Q committee
representing the interests Of the Minnesota
Iron Company and the Illinois Steel Company
has been holding quiet conferences here since
Saturday. they have not yet entirely arranged
the details Of the project that Is to consolidate
these enormous concerns. The amalgama-
ton has been agreed upon on the basis Of
giving the stockholders Of the Illinois Steel
Company IS per cent Of the capital stock Of
the consolidated concern. and 55 per cent Of
Iron Company. The &19.600.000 capital stock
OF the Illinois Steel Company goes INTO the
pool at 80. and the $16.5OQ.000 Of the Mime
sofa Iron Company at III: or. II. the Illinois
Steel Company stock goes into the oombina-
ton ct par. the Minnesota Iron Company stock
tits understood from an authoritative source
until the latter part Of the week to complete
the many details necessary for the ~reorgani-
cation OF the new company. Among those who
are considering the arrangements for the
consolidation are the Hon. Roswell ?. Flower.
II. II. Rogers Of the Standard Oil Company, q.
u. Porter. and d. II. Bacon Of the Minnesota
Iron Company. The stock Of the old oom-
panies will be surrendered In making the new
Organization and new stock issued on the basis
already mentioned.
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wait for tho white Squadron.

The true state OF affairs will probably be
understood the better through reading and
rejecting upon the subjoined periodically
premature communication:
To TIE EDrroR OF The sur-Str: Is IL not really
the duty Of the American people as . nation
10 attinsiy celebrate the close Of the war be-
tween the United States and 5painf II 30, what
better way could tho people adopt to observe the
ending Of the war that has crowned our American
arms with victory and the nation with glory and new
distinction In the eyes of the nations OF the world
than By the President Of the United btates setting
sside two days for such an observanoei . Sunday for
prayer In the churches throughout the land. and q
second day for patriotic denominations in all parts
Of the ~oountryf GEonoE Z. VAN NosTRAND.
ass HANCOCK sTESrT. DRooKLTH, n. Y.
Rejoicing because Of peace would be the
most delightful act performed by the Amer
iean people In many years. But the time
for It Is not now.
Truce, in which We are now resting, is
not peace, and until It has been actually
succeeded by peace, all celebrations OF
peace will be lamentably out Of order.
Mr.. VAN NosTRAND and the millions OF
thankful Americans like him must restrain
their impatience.
We will tell our correspondent Of a sign
whereby he may know when peace is safely
here. When tho Administration shall send
an order to the navy to cover up its sombre
war paint with tho spotless and beautiful
white that It used to wear,Iagain clothing
our great marine eagles like doves, the
hour for formal rejoicing will have come.
But the White Squadron cannot be re-
storedt to us while Q single Spanish-American
Commission continues to dispute over the
affairs of the United States and Spain.
Oh. for the White Squadron