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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-11
Beers PREPARE
TO FACE BRITISH
REINFORCEMENTS
Continued from First Page.)

The latest advices from Kim
berley, dated November 2, say
that all was we'll there then. An
explosion had been heard, and
the supposition was that the
Beers had blown up the railway
culvert south of Dronfeld.
The Belgian Government, it is
said, has warned DR.. Leyds,
whose headquarters are at Brus-
sells, that Belgium is a neutral
country.
A corps of engineers from Glib
raltar will accompany the siege
train to the Cape, and the men
will be used in mounting the
heaviest guns in embrasures
Two battalions of mounted in
fantry, every man selected for his
riding and shooting qualities, vii
be sent to the front.
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BAILEY's SUCCESSOR.
Lively Skirmish for the House Mi
noritv Leadership

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-A lively skirmish
for the minority leadership in the House
OF Representatives of the next Congress
is looked for when the members of the
executive committee of the Democratic
National Committee, together with lead
ing Democrats of the Western and Cen
tral States. meet in Chicago on Novem-
Der 20 to discuss the leadership and pans
for the Presidential campaign Friends
OF Congressman d. A. diamond of Mis-
souri, will be here in large numbers TO
urge the selection of their favorite and
the claims of James D. Richardson of
tennessee and Congressman Bankhead of
Alabama will be urged.
Much depends upon the action of Con-
gresham Bailey of Texas the present
minority leader. Doubt has been ex-
pressed as TO whether CONGRESSMAN
Bailey. in view of his contest for the SEN
atorshlp viii care to again assume the
leadership. Manager Sam B. Cook of the
Oemocrattc Ways and Means Committee
mas invited Congressman Bailey to be
present at the meeting on November 20
and the latter's position is expected to pc
defined at that time. The Chicago meet
ing Will be followed by a caucus at Wash
ington, and should Congressman Bailey
decide TO resign the leadership in the
House the Washington meeting will de-
eide upon whose shoulders the Texans
mantle shall fall. In the meantime friends
OF the other candidates are preparing to
vigorously press their claims
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AMERICAN WARSHIPS
NEARING COMPLETION
Fighting Strength of the United
States Navy Soon to Be Large
ly Augmented.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10-Admiral
Hichborn, chief constructor Of the navy,
issues a statement of the work on naval
vessels now building, from which it ap-
pears that the battleship Kearsarge, at
Newport News. is advanced toward com
pletiOn 81 per cent; the Kentucky, at the
same place, IS per cent and the Illinois Il
per cent. The Alabama, at Cramps ,
stands at 81 per cent, and the Maine, at
the same place, at 10 per cent.
The Wisconsin and Ohio, at the Union
Iron Works, are reported at 70 and 70 per
cent, respectively, while the work on the
Missouri has just been begun at New
port News. The sheathed cruiser AL
bany, building at Armstrong;, is nearly
finished, her percentage being "a, and the
Navy Department must soon make ar
rangements for her delivery.
The four monitors, the Arkansas, the
Connecticut. the Florida and the Wyo-
ming, are set down at 4, 80, II and "a per
cent, respectively. The Dahlgren and
Craven lead the list of torpedo boats with
a percentage Of IS, with the Goldsboro, at
VOLTS & Zwicker's, at Portland. Or, next
IN advancement at SO per cent.
The thirty boats remaining vary from
81 per cent all the way down TO per cent
No work has been done on the submarine
boat Plunger for q long time past, and
she stands al s. per cent
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STRUCK AN AMBULANCE.

LONDON, Nov 1O-The War Office has
issued the following:
"A report having appeared in the South
African papers that our artillery fired on
the Geneva flag, General Butler teie-
graphs the following account of the incl
cent given to the Standard and Diggers
News by the Rev DR.. Martens, a Dutch
clergyman with the Beers: Directly after
the first cannon shot the English thought
cur men were at the railway station, and
hred there They were not; but one of
the shots went through an ambulance. AS
soon as they found their mistake they
ceased firing
The ambulance, in accordance with
the usages, should have been three miles
from the field of battle. so the ambulance
cannot claim the English broke the
usages of civilized warfare, but 1 do not
think the English would have fired on
them had they known this. 1t was unin-
territorial /"
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Ostrich Trusts Formed.

PASADENA, Nov. 1.-Two ostrich
trusts have been formed in the south
5udging by the deals which have Of late
been contaminated 4. Y. Pearson. the
well-known theatrical manager, formerly
Of the Pearson stock companies is one
monopolist. and Edwin Cawston is an
other Recently all the ostriches in South
ern California were sold to J. Stein rep
resenting a New York syndicate Edwin
Cawston's South Pasadena birds were the
only ones exempted. Now the New York
son and Cawston has purchased all the
birds on the Hawaiian Islands as was
announced some time ago. One of Pear
sons farms will be located in Jackson
VILE, Fla. and the other somewhere in
Ennthern California.
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TWO HUNDRED SOLDIERS
TAKE FRENCH LEAVE
Large Number of Desertions From
the Forty-Third Infantry at
Fort Ethan Allen

NEW YORK, Nov. ia special to the
press from Burlington, VT, says: Officers
of the Forty-third Infantry at Fort Ethan
Allen were perturbed this morning when
they found that large part of the regi-
ment had taken French leave" The
men We're paid off yesterday and those
contemplating desertion We're waiting for
the money. The officers admit that 121
pr1vates and non-commissioned officers
ran away last night and the number that
deserted in the last four weeks will swell
the list to 200. Probably twenty or thirty
of the men will return and report for
duty before the regiment starts for New
York to embark on the transport Meade
on Monday.
Last night many of the soldiers visited
the clothing stores in this city and bought
civilian clothing. They went down to The
wharf and discarded their uniforms,
throwing them behind lumber piles and
into the lake. Twelve uniforms were
found this morning behind the railroad
station and fifteen were found on the
wharf
No steps have been taken by Colonel
Murray TO recapture the deserters. The
regiment, will start for the Philippines
next week as though nothing unusual had
happened.
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ASTRONOMERS READY TO
PHOTOGRAPH METEORS
Preparations at the Yerkes Observa-
tory for the Expected Shower
Next Week

WILLIAMS BAY, Wis, Nov. 1O.-The
astronomers of the Yerkes Observatory
are already on the lookout for meteors,
although none of the Leonides are ex-
pected before Sunday morning
The twenty-four-inch rejecting tele-
scope which has just been completed in
the instrument shop of the observatory,
has been set up temporarily on the roof
of the building. 1t is supplied with tenn
porary equatorial mounting which has
been tested and found to work satisfac-
torily.
Sixteen Photographic cameras are being
prepared with apertures varying in size
from two to six inches. They are to be
attached to the mounting of the telescope
in such manner as to cover as much as
possible OF the sky where the meteors are
expected to appear 1t is hoped that a
large number of meteor photographs will
be obtained and the position of the radi-
ant determined with greater accuracy
than ever before
Professor Barnard considers from to
o'clock in the morning of November Is
the most favorable time FOR making OBJ
SerVatiOnS.
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Beers SHELlED AND
FUSILADED COLENSO

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE Daily Tele-
graph prints the following from its war
correspondent:
"'ESTCOURT, Tuesday, Nov. Z, s a. M
My Kaffir runner, who yesterday brought
an official message from Ladysmith, met
a Boer commando marching toward Co
lenso. The enemy have formed a lager
al Magivava, four miles north of the
Tugela River. They shelled and fusiladed
Colenso before returning to continue the
footing yesterday. The military authori-
ties hope to open photographic communi-
cation with Ladysnith to-day. l am
going with an armored train to Colenso."
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Fusionists Celebrate

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov 1O.-The Fusionists
of Lincoln, with a number from nearby
towns, celebrated their victory of last
tuesday In a ratification at the State
through the business streets preceded the
experimenting. Mr. Bryan's address was
brief and of congratulation to the fusion
forces rather than summary of election
results and their meaning, as was ex-
pected. National issues were hardly re-
ferred to. Governor Poynter. Ex-Governor
Holcomb and other State officers spoke.
each lauding Colonel Bryan and giving
him credit for the victory
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NO TRACE OF THE
MISSING SURVEYORS

YUMA, Ariz., Nov. 10-Captain Alfonso
D. Smith, president, and o. f. Brant, vice
president of the Yuma and Gulf of Cali
fornia Railroad Company, arrived to-day
be found of Colonel Stocker, chief en-
gineer; Dave Unruh, assistant engineer;
Manuel Martinez and Charles Tyson, the
railroad surveying party who We're re-
ported a few days ago to have been
drowned in the gulf. A party of eleven
men were engaged surveying a railroad
from Yuma to the gulf. The four above
named got into a small boat with the In
tention of moving the camp ten miles
down the gulf. A gale came up and the
boat was carried to sea. The balance of
the party were left without provisions
and came to Yuma on foot, travelling
forty-five miles without food or water
Smith and Brant went Immediately to
the scene of the disaster, but could find no
trace Of the missing men.
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NAV Be the Murderer.

SCISCN, Nov. 10.-About thirteen vears
ago Mrs Nellie Lyons was murdered IN
Wooden Valley, Napa County. by Peter
Olsen, who eluded arrest. Last weel,
Sheriff Dunlap Of Napa County reeeived
III, asking for description of Pate
Olsen. He lnclosed letter from a Gaiil
fornian, who is a prisoner in his AL
in which the man said another prisoner
admitted being in California aboIJt ~
time Mrs. Lyons was murdered, bur re
fused TO talk of Napa County. The de-
sired INFORMATION was sent to the Eastern
aSf WIN inter
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RAILWAY MAN MISSING.
Eastern Passenger Agent of the Cot
ton Belt Disappears.

PITTSBURG, Nov 10-W. r. Kantz
the general Eastern freight and passenger
agent of the Cotton Belt Railroad. with
headquarters in Pittsburg. suddenly and
mysterlously disappeared from this CITY
that time nothing has been seen or heard
of him, although every effort has been
made by, the Cotton Belt Company 10 as
certain his whereabouts. ~ as
Mr. Kantz had been summoned IN +be
main offices of the company at ST. Tonie
put ne, never reached there. It is feared that
got outside of thfs city. Mr.. Kantz n ceTea
TO Pittsburg from Tyler Texas four
years ago He had been connected with
the Cotton Belt road for many years and
employees. '0 eiiiCiell
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-11
REVIEWED BY WALES.

LONDON, Nov. 10-The Prince of
Wales, the Duke of Cambridge and Lord
Wolseley reviewed three squadrons of the
Household Cavalry at the Albany bar
racks this afternoon previous to their de-
parture for South Africa. The Prince Of
Wales and his party were greeted with
royal salute After the parade the
Prince congratulated the troops. He said
ne was proud to be their honorary
colonel was convinced that they would
give a good account of themselves. ard,
he added, his heart would be with them
across the sea. His Royal Highness also
wished the soldiers a safe return
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TO GUST THE SALT TRUST
Action Begun by the Attorney Gen.
eral of Ohio.

POMEROY, Ohio, Nov. 1O.-sult was be-
gun in the Circuit Court to-day by AT
tional Salt Company, Familiarity ter1Ned
the Salt Trust" Incorporated under The t6a
laws of New York, on the ground thai
1t has; IN violation of the Valentine anti
ness in Ohio The salt works at this
place, which We're purchased by the Ma
tional Salt Company, have been closed
and the price has been advanced it is
said, SO cents on the barrel.
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Vote at McKinley's Home.

CANTON, O.. Nov. 1O.-The official can
vass of the vote in Canton and Stark
County, President McKinley's home city
and county, was completed Tonight. The
returns for the city show an increase in
with Bushnell's vote in 1897, and a de-
crease of 12O as compared with McKinIey's
vote for President in 1896. The county
shows an increased Republican plurality
of 9S2 compared with 1897, and 676 com
pared with 1896.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-11
BRITISH CONVOY LOST

LONDON, Nov. 1O-The War Office this
evening issued the following:
From Butler, Cape Town, 1910 p. IN.
by message from Bulluwayo, dated No
Vember 3.-A small convoy and escort.
under Speckley of Plumers force. was at
tackled by Beers November 2. Six men
are missing and the convoy was lost
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ALLEGED DEFAMATION
OF A BRITISH REGIMENT

LONDON. Nov. 10.-Another rumor
emanating from Amsterdam sources says
that British regiment was decimated
Friday by Free Staters. 1t is added that
600 British soldiers were killed or wounded
and that 300 horses were captured.
Last Wednesday night similar report,
stating that the Fifth Lancers had been
annihilated by the Beers. was sent out
from Paris. The number of killed or
wounded was also given as 600, the report
adding that 800 horses were captured.
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Healing, Harmless
and Efficient.

Positively removes
Pimples and all Skin
EruptionS and pro-
duces a natural COM
plexion.
Phroso takes the
place of powder and
leaves no oily effects.
Sold by all drug
gists.
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FOR THE WAR FUND.

LONDON, Nov, 1o.-Tenders for $4,000
900 In treasury bills, the first installment
OF the war fund, were opened to-day. The
total OF the applications amounted to
@lo'f2l,OO0 The issue was allotted as fol-
lows; tZ.Ooo'O0O at six months and e1 ,0CO.-
600 at twelve months The average rates
per cent We're &3 ISIS Sd for the six month
bills and SIS 5s Cd for the twelve months
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DEPARTURE OF TROOPS.

LONDON, Nov. l0.-The troopship Ba-
varian sailed from Queenstown this even
ing Tor the Cape, carrying the Connaught
Hangers, the First Battalion of the Royal
Dublin Fusileers and contingent of mis-
cellanecus troops, altogether over 1000
men and large quantity of stores
Crowds witnessed and cheered the de-
parture of the vessel.
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TRANSPORT MOOR ARRIVES.

CAPE TOWN, Nov 1O.-The British
transport Moor, having on board the Of
hcers of the staff of three divisions of the
British army corps on it's way to South
Africa, arrived here at 1870 o'clock this
morning
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GOVERNOR BRADLEY OF KENTUCKY

The meeting will probably be held on De-
cember 13 or H. although the exact date
will not be decided upon until next week
At this meeting the committee will select
the date and place for the next national
convention. There are two vacancies on
the committee and these will be filed.
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MOBILIZATION ORDERS.

LONDON, Nov 1O.-Orders for the
mobilization of the necessary reserves for
the supplementary division announced
Yesterday by Lord Wolseley, were issued
this evening. Ahe men will join between
November 13 and 20
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RATE WAR GROWING.
Great Northern May Attack the
Northern Pacific.

SEATTLE, Nov. 1O.-The transcontl-
mental rate war is growing more serious.
To-day 1t was extended to Northwestern
common points, which brings in the Ore
gon Railway and Navigation Company
and the Burlington, and will probably
affect Missouri River points.
General Passenger Agent Hurlburt of
General Passenger Agent Francis of the
Burlington is at Portland. Indications
are that the Great Northern will attack
the Northern Pacific on locals in which
case rates will come tumbling down.
DR.. Parker's Cough Cure One dose will stop
a cough. Never fails Try it. 25c. All druggists.
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TO JOIN THE Beers.

BERLIN, Nov. 1O.-It is asserted that
Major Won Reitzenstein, winner of the
long-distance military ride from Berlin
to Vienna, has gone to the Transvaal TO
join the Beers
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Attorneys Accused.

SAN LUIS OBfsPO. Nov. 10.-P. H.
Noise, one OF the jurors in the trial Of
Findley. the defaulting Tax Collector,
arose in The jury box and threw the
courtroom into a wild state of excite
nent by accusing the attorneys for the
prosecution OF attempting to delay the
case.
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Sold Indians Liouor

SANTA ROSA. Nov. 10-Ah Yuen.
Geyserville Chinaman, was held tor trial
Justice Moore Of Geyserviile on q char os
Of selling liquor to Indians. He admits
the offense, but claims he did not know
the law and did not know the men were
Indians.
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JAPANESE ACTIVITY
IN KOREA RESENTED
Increasing Friction Between Russia
and the Government of the
Mikado

LONDON, Nov. 10.-The Shanghai cor
respondent of the Times says: There is
every indication of increasing friction be-
tween Russia and Japan owing to the
latter's activity in Korea and the north
eastern provinces of China
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Republican Committee to Meet

CLEVELAND, Nov. Ex-senator Hanna
stated that call would be issued within
few days for the meeting of the Nation
al Republican Committee at Washington
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Death of a Pioneer.

AUBURN, Nov. 10. NJ. Jacobs, a
pioneer resident of Placer County died
at Forest Hill to-day. Deceased was a
RepubIican and held the office of Coun-
ty Treasurer for three terms.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-11
STARTLING FACTS
about
nerves.

= I a { l stiles
prove that fully
three fourths
of the ills to
which human
flesh is heir
are directly due
to a letting
down of the
nervous S s.
ten.
The most ia
tai of organic
weaknesses are
due TO nerve
letting down.
-" S trengthen
your nerves IL
you show evil
dence of nerve
W e q k II ess. -
Don't C 0 u r I
danger when 1t
can be averted.
S [ u d y your
own being. Do
y 0 u present
any of these
signs of nerve
weakness: IT.
ritable disposi-
ton, dry skin.
pimples, down
cast look, alb
sence of will
power, feeble
ness. trembling
limbs. " e a k
back. haggard
look, lack Of
c o y Fl d ence,
want of ener-
Uz- faEU111ap
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BRIGHAM ROBERTS
TO BE ARRESTED
County Attorney Of Salt Lake
Authorizes the Issuance Of
a Warrant.
a Warrant.

SALT LAKE, Nov. l0.-The County Attorney Of
Salt Lake County has authorized the issuance of a
warrant, which will be issued to- morrow for the
arrest of Brigham H. Roberts, Coneressman- elect
on the charge Of unlawful cohabitation
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cy. indigestion, hollow eyes Cfg D. cIammy
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along spine Gig. 81. weak muscular power Gigs
so, cold extremites Gig. y
You need Hudyan if you experience any Of
these symptoms. Hudyan will cure YOU will
make new being Of you. Hudyan viii give
you vim and vigor.
Hudyan-all druggists-50c a package-six
packages 50 so. If your druggist does not keep
it, send direct TO the Hudyan Remedy Com
pany, corner Stockton, Ellis and Market SITS.
San Francisco, Cal.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-11

Miss Alice Crosby. who has taught
drawing in the city schools. for a mum.
Der Of years. has informed the school
board of her intention Of resigning
she has given much time to the work
ana viii take a much needed rest. Ex-
ccllent work has been done in the
drawing departments during the past
years. teachers and pupils alike hav-
!rg entered into the spirit Of the work
and given 1t much study In her last
report to the school board Miss Crosby
outlined the work Of the different
grades ana called attention to the fact
that pupils Of the highest Gramma.
grade mad completed a 3 years course.
Last year, painting IN water cplOrs
was introduced into the Sth ana 9th
grades. being made optional To those
who wished TO furnish materials. Miss
Crosby feels that something should ~
done in the way Of school room deco
ratln. Good pictures are much needed
in some rooms, and a few histories of
art would be useful in the higher
grades
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The Carnival Parade.

Major J. w BerryS who Is chief marshai
for the Carnival parade to be hcid, tues
day forenoon. has about made up his pro
gramme of the order ana gives out the
following. though some alterations may
vet have to be made. also many add tons:
Marshal-John W. Berry.
Chief Of Staff-Henry Harrington. -
Personal Aids-Manning ). Campbell,
II. W. Cook Harry O. Phillips, ChaS. Is.
Tilden, w. {. Atkins f. l.. Chase, t. =.
Drake.
Bugler-Georgc McKcuney.
Division 1-I'nformed Secret Societies.
chef, p. f. G.. J. w. Lash; alds, Major
Frank Kttredge, Capt Il. L. Russell;
Reeves Band, d. w. Reeves, d rector;
Maine Commandery, No. ], NJ. Y. Pow
crs, +. G.; Uniform Rank. *. or ~ tapi.
+. l.. Lincoln; Canton Evergreen, !. Q. 9.
r.. Capt. Geo. Harrington; Canton Au-
gusta, |. 0. 0. r., Augusta.
Division 2-Gucsts and municipal Off
GERS: chief Hon. A. NJ. Spear; aids Prof.
w. l.. Powers. +. +. Boston, +. r. Nc
Causland: first carriage, Coy. llewellyh
Powers. Hon. Freeman l.. Patten, Gen.
j. l.. Chamberlain. Gen. John I. Rich
ards; second carringe' eh edrIiam vi Vim, 4.
Chas. s. Cook. Col. A. Il. Blunt; third
carriage, General Selden Common. Hon.
John +. Hill, Hon. Sidney G. Bird. Hon.
Don A. II. Powers; fourth carriage Col.
5. II. Allen. Major A. 5. Smith, Hon. ;.
W. Lane. Hon. q. a. Stafford: fifth ear
riage, Hon. &. +. Iittleheld. Hon. w. Il.
Weeks; sixth carriage. Hon. Joshua Gray,
capt. James Walker, Hon. Q. Il. Clason.
Hon. L. c. Reynolds: seventh carriage.
Hon. J. E. Ladd, Rev. \. \. Lewis; eighth
Mccarthy, Rev. \. T. Ringold, Rev. J. l..
Quimby; 10 carriages containing distip-
guished guests and municipal officers:
Gardiner physicians; Pres. \: W. Nc