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New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
X pursuance of an ortie- of Hon. Abner

- Thomas. Surrogate OF the County % New York
to all having claims
Henry Amy late OF the County OF New York deceased
present vouchers thereof
O transacting business.
I'm the city of New York. before the first day OF
November Dated New York. fourth day OF
April 1901 LOUIS III. AMY. ERNEST ]. H. AMY
Attorney for "a Wall Street. Manhattan New
Work "
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station NewYork. foiowA
snd Is min. later West AID ST.. N. RI
.I:lo A. M.Fo- INTERIM points Albany s. Montreal
tll:cO A. Nd Lake Mohonk. MInnewasAa SarAtoeAs
Catskin Mountains
sl:o0 p. M.-Chicago Express
ts:t5 p M-S2) Fer Hudson River Points and Albany.
'6:l5 p. M.-For Rochester. Buffalo, Cfeve & Chicago.
tsHo M-Eor Eoehestsr. Burslo Detroit e ST. Lo9te
Daily. tDaily; except sunday Leaves Brookiyn Az
CITY. p r. R. Sta. No. T. 20 A. N; at s;D p. -
Time tables at principal hoteis and Offices Bas:ass
hotel residence Westcotts Expresa,
q E LAMPERT. General Passenger Agent Il z
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11

TN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Abner C.
4 Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County Of New York.
all having claims
John f Iete County of New-York. dece
present with vouchers thereof to the subscrb
OF transactnG business. No. $40
Avenue Bronx Borough In the city OF New York.
befo of July next.
Dated New York. the list day OF December. 1900.
EMELINE ALLEN. Administrators
HENRY MORRIS HAvII-ANp, Attorney for Admnlstra-
trix New YorE
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
~ nnrsuance of ami order of Hon. Abner q

IL Thomas a Surrogate OF the County New York
all persons having claims
DuIcena r M1w-y late OF the County OF New York.
the with vouchers TO
sbscrbers at place OF transacting the
cfic of Rush Taggart No 190 Broadway city OF
New York on before the Goth day OF November next
pated New York. the 9Th day Of May. 1901
HOYT I'll GREEN: WILLIAM w. HEATON, Executors
RUSH TAGTART. Attorney for Executors.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
CENTRAL R. R. Of new JERSEY

From Liberjy st. and South Ferry ftima
Ferry five minutes earlier than below except
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
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to Men.
A Free Trial Package Sent by Mail
to All Who Write.

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able remedy are being mailed to all who
will write the State Medical Institute
They cured so many men who had battled
for years against the mental and physical
suffering of lost manhood that the Insti-
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Wayne, Ind, stating that you desire one
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who are unable to leave home to be
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without delay.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
HYMEN' SHRINE
ON YACHTS DECK
Oxnard Lovers Wed on
the Daisy Off Santa
Barbara.
Eugene Sebastian and Miss
Laura Green Principals
in a Romance.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SANTA BARBARA, Nov. "a ro-
mantle wedding took place on the h1gh
seas to-day aboard the yacht Daisy, Cap
tain Merry The bride Is Miss Laura
Green of Oxnard and the groom Eugene
Sebastian of the same place. Rev. Frank
Forbes of this city oficiated. The we'd
ding was planned quietly, the principals
being guests of Captain Merry
Beside the bride and groom no members
of the family were present except Charles
H. Green. brother of the bride, and his
wife. They acted as best man and maid
Of honor. Captain Merry gave the bride
away.
The day was propitious one With a
light breeze the Daisy stood out to sea,
with every strip of canvas and colors set
A school of porpoises gamboled beside
the boat and a huge. black whale spouted
to leeward. The yacht spoke the State
of California coming in AT o'clock the
crew and wedding party assembled for
ward, while Rev: Mr. Forbes pronounced
the service of the Congregational church.
The wedding feast followed, spread on
small tables about the deck. Captain
Merry proposed the health Of the bride
and three cheers were given with will,
after the manner of ways nautical.
After the ceremony the yacht headed
down the channel, returning to port in
the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Sebastian went
ashore and took the first train for their
future home in Oxnard.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
COLD IN THE HEAD,
SAYS MRS. CLEVELAND
Wife of Former President Gives q
Statement About Her Hus-
bands Illness,

PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. 23.-Mrs.
Grover Cleveland made the following
statement to-day:
''Mr. Cleveland is suffering from a cold
in the head, which he contracted short
time ago. He was most annoyed by 1t
on Thursday, but since then has been
resting comfortably. He has not been
threatened with pneumonia, and If he has
been in any danger whatever Of serious
illness there is surely no further indica-
ton of it in his present condition. He is
confined to his room, but we expect his
complete recovery very soon."
Cleveland contracted the cold while on
a cunning trip in North Carolina He re-
turned to Princeton early in the week and
since then has been indisposed. Although
confined to his room, his closest friends
have felt no anxiety over his condition,
as Dr. ]. H Wickoff, the family physl-
clan, told them Cleveland had nothing
more serious than a cold.
When pressed for a statement on Cleve-
lands condition, DR.. James H. Wickoff,
the attending physician, gave out the fol-
lowing for publication:
''Mr. Cleveland's cold is broken up and
it is only matter of two or three days
when he will be fully recovered. Although
the danger is passed, Mr.. Cleveland has
been quite ILL.,"
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
BULLION THIEF
EXPECTS PARDON
James Heney Elects to
Remain in Nevada
Penitentiary.
Refuses to Gain Liberty
by Signing Pauper's
Oath.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CARSON, Nov. 23-James Heney, SEN
tenced to eight years IN the Nevada peni-
tentiary for completely in the robbery Of
completed his sentence, save in respect TO
the 5000 fine imposed IN addition to the
Imprisonment. There are three ways IN
which Heney could have regained his lib
erty to-day-by paying his fine, by max
ing oath before Commissioner Edwards
that he is a pauper and unable to pay
the fine, or by President Roosevelt re-
mitting the fine. The logical way would
have been to take the pauper's oath. To
do this one must sign papers making an
application to be taken before the Conf
missioner, after having served notice Oh
the United States District Attorney.
When the papers were presented to
Heney for his signature he refused 20
af1ix it, In default of having taken ad- :
vantage of any of the three ways men
toned Heney must se-ve out his $1,000 fine
at the rate of 81 a day, or 25OO days. 1t is
hardly likely that he proposes to do this,
and it is probable thar he looks for Glenn
ency on the part of the President.
Had Heney taken the pauper's oath and
obtained his liberty he would still have
occupied an unpleasant position. The
amount Of the fine would have hung over
his head as a judgment, and if he ever
acquired property to the value Of $1,000 the
Government could step in and confiscate
it. Or If he has money in hiding which
he can obtain upon his release and the
Governments secret agents learned of il
he would stand convicted Of perjury ard
be in for another term in the peniten-
tiery
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
DELEGATES TALK
Of A RAILROAD
Pan american Congress
Discusses Big I'M
provement.

MEXICO CITY, Mex, Nov. 23.-Now
that the Pan-American delegates have
returned from their excursion they are
getting down again to serious work. In
addition to the resolution adopted by the
committee on banking and monetary ex-
change the Pan-American Railroad COM
mittee, Of which Senator Henry w. Davis
is chairman, held this afternoon an i'm
portant meeting. Senator Davis present.
ed long and interesting report.
While no definite action was taken by
the committee, 1t Is understood that the
committee is in favor of giving evedy
possible encouragement to an interconti-
mental railroad The practical action
which the committee will in all proba-
bility take will be first, to create a COM
mittee with headquarters in Washington
in which all the smaller American re-
publics are to be represented, and which
will keep the project alive; second, to
empower Senator Davis to interest
American capitalists in the project to the
extent that may be necessary; third, to
secure a pledge from the interested Gov
ernments of substantial aid to the pro-
;ect, either in the form of pecuniary sub
sidy OF lands for colonization; and,
fourth, to pledge the more prosperous
countries to aid the construction of a
railroad through such Of the American
countries as might not be able on account
Of the condition Of their finances to do
their share Of the work unaided.
The committee on Pan-American bank
ing and monetary exchange at its ses-
sion to-day approved a resolution favor
ing the establishment Of a large bank
ing institution, located in New York, de-
voted to the commercial interests Of
North, Central and South America,
with agencies or correspondents in the
principal cities of the republics of
America, and doing business on the same
principle, charging the same rates of in
terest and exchange and allowing the
same credits
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
OF INTEREST TO PEOPLE
OF THE PACIFIC COAST
Changes Made in the Postal Service
and More New Pensions
Granted.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-The Postoflce
Department to-day announced the follow
ing: Postof1ice discontinued, December
Il: Washington-Agate Lewis County,
mail to Forest. Postmasters commits
stoned: California-Ida NJ. Ryan, SHELL
ing; William H. Smith. Summerland. Ap-
pointed: Oregon-Harley c. James, Free
water, Umatilla County, vice John w
Arnold, resigned Warren r. Hall, Siletz,
Lincoln County, vice Rebecca P Nc
Arthur, resigned. Washington-Addie
Torrance, Diamond, Whitman County.
vice Adam S. Hamilton, removed: Frank
NJ Ackerly, Forks, ClaIlam County, vice
Martha J. Whittier, resigned.
These pensions were granted: California
William Hamilton, Malaga, Sc: William
K Wallace. Veterans Home, Napa, $40;
Jose Vincente, Arellanes, Santa Barbara,
$40; Reuben B. Richards, Chico. so:
Thomas c. Chapman, San Bernardino,
SO; William A. Copeland, Descanso, SO;
Ernest P. Megerle, Exeter, So; Ayhner
Keith, Foster, $12. Original, widows
(war with Spainl-Mable F. Barber, San
Francisco, SIS.
Oregon: Increase-Joseph c. Walker,
La Grande, s12 Reissue widows, etc
Sarah NJ. Mobley, Mount Tabor, S12
Washington: Original-Francis A Hunt
Almota, Sc; Alonzo W. Williams, Seattle,
s.. Increase, etc.-Dorsey W. Burroughs,
Ellenburg. So.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
ADVERTISEMENTS.
BRONCHITIS
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CURED
IN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS

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The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
MILLIONAIRE BRADBURY FLEES FROM WRATH
OF CORTE MADEIRA WOMAN WITH SHOTGUN
Dispute Growing Out Real Estate Trade Results Hostile Demonstration
involuntary Attempt Lower the Worlds Sprnhng Record
Special Dispatch to The Call

3-T The Of a
trytng to
-
supplied nghbory The
than w Bradbury of San Francisco The behind the
Mrs.S Emma Of CorteM Nader
a
in
to t and hen lei 'to boot"
II
newly the soil
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
CHARGE Of SHOT
ENDS HIS CAREER
Young Clarence Burger
of Chu1a Vista a
Suicide.
Special Dispatch to The Call

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 2S-The body Of
Clarence Burger, aged 20 years, was found
tonight at o'clock at the door of the
barn on mis- fathers pI2ce in Chula Vista
The body was lying on its back and thers
was a shotgun at its side. Everything
pointed to the theory that Burger had
placed the muzzle of tie gun against his
head and in some manner touched the
trigger.
Burger was a music;en and a favor1te
in society circles. He had been in Los
Angeles at work in a nusic store, but had
returned just a week ago to the parental
roof, offering no explanation of his home
coming. Since then he had been some
what moody. The young man is not
known to have been in trouble or in love
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
DON CARLOS DAUGHTER
rs NEAR TO DEATH
Romance Of Princess Elvira Of Bour-
bon Ending Pathetically in
Barcelona.

ROME, Nov. 23.-Princess Elvira of
Bourbon, infanta Of Spain, and second
daughter of Don Carlos, has reached the
end of her romance. She has been aband-
oned by the Roman painter. Folchi, with
whom she eloped four years ago, and is
now lying dangerously Ill and almost en-
tirely destitute at Barcelona, with no one
to care for her but her old French maid,
who has remained faithful to her through
all her adventures.
A Barcelona priest whose pity has been
aroused by her misfortune has just ar
rived in Venice for the purpose of invok-
Ing the pity of the pretender for his
daughter and with the object of bringing
about a reconciliation between Don Carlos
and his child. who, according to all ac-
counts, has not many weeks to live.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
Tramps Break Into a Car.

SU1SUN, Nov. 23.-Three tramps were
arrested here to-day by Constable Charles
H. Downing for having broken open car
of merchandise. The car was sealed at
Davisville and shipped here last night.
On Its arrival in Suisu1 1t was found that
the seal was broken ard the tramps were
found in the car. The contents of the car
will be checked up to ascertain if any
thing were stolen. Should any Of the mer-
chandise be missing the tramps will have
to answer to charge of burglary.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
Sixteen Mine victims Buried.

TELLURIDE, Colo, Nov. 23-All busi-
ness was suspended in this city this
afternoon and 1000 men, most of them
miners, followed the bodies of sixteen of
the twenty-four victims of the Smuggler-
Union mine fire to the cemetery on the
bleak mountain east of Telluride The
only ceremonies were held at the graves
State Mine Inspector Nye. completed his
investigation to-day. His report will
cenSure nobody
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
ACTOR CLARENCE R. CHASE OF FRAWIEY COMPANY
ROBS MISS MARY VAN BUREN, OF HER DIAMONDS
Special Dispatch to The Call.

tematically pilfered from his fellow
actors. Owing to the fact that Chase,
during his connection with the company,
had ingratiated himself into the personal
favor of the members, and because of his
youth F'rawley will not prosecute him.
This afternoon he was released and later
discharged from the company.
Ir December last two diamonds were
stolen from Miss Mary Van Buren, Fraw-
ley's leading lady, and suspicion rested
Upon Chase. Since that time numerous
thefts have occurred, and recently Mr..
Frawley claims to have discovered that
Chase had stolen from him a considerable
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24

Emma
on the
Th lot
work rked the insisan woman
Bradbury the debt
ample
unlimbed hungry looking shotgun full
land, and she eexclaim
he
horses fled
and of
miles
Mrs Emma still holds lot awaiting the
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24

had been purloined during the past year,
and with that understanding the threat
ened prosecution against him was aban-
do-ed
During the Frawley engagement in this
city last season Miss Alice Johnson, then
leading lady, was robbed of valuables
which were in her trunk in a local hotel.
At-the same time the management of the
Seattle theater. where the company played
It's winter engagement, lost numerous ar
ticles. Chase was at that time member
of the company, and the developments of
to-day tend to implicate him in the
thefts .
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Elizabeth Howe
Dale, who is accused of the murder of
her five-year-old child, is still in ST.
Mary's Hospital, Hoboken, where she was
taken after her arraignment in court. She
is said to be much improved in her ply
sical condition. Mrs. Dale is under guard
day and night. Elbert Waller, arrested
for maintaining improper relations with
Mrs. Dale, was released to-day on $1,000
cash bail deposited by a representative of
the Dutch Consul.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
NEGRO FIRES AT WAITER
AND KILLS A PEDESTRIAN
Sends Two Bullets in the Direction of
a Policeman Before He Is Cap


SEATTLE, Nov. 23.-John Henry, a ne
gro, recently from Great Falls, Mont, shot
and killed a pedestrian named H. P. Kin
ney tonight while attempting to kill a
waiter in a beer hall. He mistook The
waiter for the proprietor, who had only
a moment before elected him from the
place After killing Kinney, Henry at
tempted to escape, and turned his weapon
upon policeman. The two shots dis
charged at the officer barely missed their
mark Henry was captured after chase
Of three blocks.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
The Monarch. e15 Market Street.

Will sell tomorrow. beginning at a. m,
mems all-wool. suits, worth $500 each,
ard every one of them for only So. IS.
This lot of mems clothing must and will
be disposed of. There are 500 mems suits,
all wool cheviots, tweeds and cassimeres,
IN an sne iaIeSf & snaaes' All VIII goc not
morrow for 1885 a suit at the clothing
sale of the Monarch, 915 Market street,
opposite Mason.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
Foreigners to be Excluded.

LONDON. Nov 23.-A meeting of the
stewards Of the Henley regatta to-day de-
feated by vote of 19 to the motion of
w. II, Grenfell. the well-known oarsman
and member of Parliament to exclude
foreigners This was the expected sequel
to the opinion already expressed by the
London, Thames, Kingston and other
rowing clubs who are the backbone of the
meeting. The rules remain unaltered.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24

sum Of money. When accused, the young
man confessed the theft, and his en-
ployer, after severely reprimanding him
and exacting a promise Of reformation,
gave him another chance.
During the performance in the Grand
Opera-house last evening Miss Van Buren
again complained of the loss Of several
articles from her dressing room, and Mr..
Frawley caused Chase to be taken In Gus
tody.
When interviewed in the city jail by Mr..
Frawley, Chase broke down and con-
fessed all. He promised, If given an op-
portunity, to make restitution of all that
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
Probate of Frost's viii Denied.

Judge Kerrigan refused to admit the
will of John Henry Frost to probate yes
terday and made order nullifying it.
1t was shown by Mary E. Frost, his
widow who opposed the admittance of
the will to probate, that at the time the
will was made her husband was not COM
petent. The will disposed of an estate
worth about $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24

EATTLE, Nov. 23.-Clarence r.
- Chase who for more than year.
has assumed the juvenile and
similar roles IN the Frawley
Company, now playing in this
city, was arrested this morning by de-
tectives at the request of T. Daniel Fraw-
ley. He is accused of stealing jewels and
money from the members of the COM
pany.
Chase spent the night in the city jail
ard this morning confessed to Frawley
that for considerable period he had sys-
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24

ADVERTISEMENTS.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24

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Lickst5 sold BY all Railroad Ticket Agents.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
Guard Woman in a Hospital.

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DEATH QUIChLY FOLLOWS
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