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The San Francisco call., 1901-11-25
DISASTER TO STEAMER is FEARED
Continued From Page One.

como Mountain district rear Stroudsburg,
Pa Sleet broke down the poles and wires
for nearly e mile. Some of the Long Isl
pany reports heavy damage across the
river between Suffern and Guttenburg
Both companies expect TO have all re-
pairs made by morning
The wind here blew from thirty-six 20
forty miles an hour his afternoon. The
gale sent shipping Seurrying to shelter
and safety. In spite of the dropping of
anchors and the putting out Of additional
hawsers many small boats and other
craft were damaged or driven ashore.
During the early morning hours the fer
ry-bOats had some trouble owing to the
high wind in crossing the rivers.
In the East River the tide rose to q
height not remembered by the oldest IN
habitant." Great damage was done On
all the islands lying n the river off the
Harlem shore. piers being carried away.
bathing pavilions washed off their foun-
dations, outhouses swept into the flood
and washed 10 pieces in the waters of
Hell Gate.
One Of the strangest sights was that OF
OF Blackwen's Island. Ordinarily stand
ing away out of the tide water the light
house this morning was in the midst of a
raging flood. The waves, covered with
whitecaps, dashed about the structure.
the platform Of the house being but a
short distance from the waters surface,
The entire north end Of the island was
submerged.
An unusual number of trees and wire
poles were uprooted End leVeled by the
storm in Brooklyn.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-25

A matinee will be given on Thanksgiv-
ing day, the bill being Romeo ct Juli-
ette,' with Sybil Sanderson, Bridewell,
Journet, Gilbert, Declery and Salignac In
the leading roles. Popular prices will rule
at this matinee.
On Thursday night Die Meistersinger"
is to be repeated. and once again will
Gadski. Schumann-Heink, Dippel. Muhl-
mann, Bispham and De Reszke be heard
in the great composition.
Madame Eames is to sing Aida on
Friday night, Sembrich is to repeat her
triumph in I'll Barbiere di Siviglia" at
the Saturday matinee, and on Saturday
night Madame Calve will return to sing
in Carmen"
For the extra week of the season COM
mencing on Monday, December 2, Mana
ger Grau will present extraordinary at
fractions at popular prices.
with Eames and Sembrich. A double bill,
consisting of LA Boheme" and ''Cavalle-
ria Rusticana,' with Calve in the latter
work, will also be given. Tristan and
Isolde is to be sung with a great cast:
Calve and Sanderson are to sing in Car
men," and other unrivaled combinations
of singers will close the season.
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NOT IN DANCER
Of HOSTIL|T|ES
Argentine and Chile Viii
Reach an Amicable
Settlement.
Demarcation of the Boundary
the Only Serious Dispute at
Present Time.
Special Dispatch to The caIl

CALL BUREAU, 1905 G STREET, N
w, WASHINGTON. Nov A.-Informa-
ton received in Washington convinces the
authorities that an amicable settlement
of what is known as the pathway dispute
between Chile and Argentine will be e1-
fected. This is certainly the view of Senior
Don Elionoro Infante, Charge d'Afaires
of Chile in this city.
There is absolutely no foundation for
the report that there is danger of war
between Chile and Argentine" said
Senior Infante this afternoon. while it
is true that question has recently arisen
in connection with the construction of al
legged military roads, the two Governments
have discussed the matter in the best
spirit. They have consistently enGeavored
to effect a satisfactory settlement, and
have no doubt that an agreement will be
reached. If it has not already been at
tained.
Argentine is well disposed toward
Chile and has no more intention, 1 am
sure, of fomenting trouble than has Chile.
The relations Of the two states are grow
ing closer every day. The only serious
question Chile has had with Argentine
was in connection with the demarcation
of the boundary line, and it is submitted
to the King of England for determination
1.-The latest question-that Of cutting
pathways for the use Of surveyors In con-
nection with the arbitration proceedings
had no Importance. The pathways are
not military roads and are not designed
for military purposes. AS nave stated,
they have been cut only to facilitate the
work of the surveyors.
'I regret that an impression exists in
certain quarters that Chile is opposed to
arbitration, for it is false. Chile not only
believes in this method of settling dis
putes, but she has practiced it on many
OccaS
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Gadski and Associates
Arouse Hearty
Applause.
BY BLANCHE PARTINGToN.

6E HE HUGUENOTS," with very
good cast, drew large audience
last night at the Grand Opera
IN house. All the singers as an
nounced came up to time, and
the audience was lavish in it's applause.
The opera always draws for one reason
and another, its large cast, of course, the
first consideration. Last nights cast
gained in Dippel as Raoul and lost in
Journet as Marcel over its first repre-
sentation this season, with De march,
and De Reszke in the aforesaid roles But
it was a good performance all round, M
Flon conducting with some little spirit,
though not with the exquisite precision of
Seppilli.
Nine. Gadski was the Valentine and
sang and acted with all her customary
charm. The audience greeted her work
with the hearty applause it deserved,
and in best voice she responded to the
enthusiasm. Gadsk has never dfsap-
pointed us yet: She has always that
anS S%ee5 she Voee eGes Of hers IN bexauste
whole-hearted way that wins a regard
much deeper than any mere perfection of
boh as wa@ae aoae s19 ogd de She Is
distinct gain over De march, as RaoTl,
though the latter has a voice that over
tops % ~ MDippePs both in quality and power.
DE Marchi was new and nervous in the
part, but 1t will be a different story in a
year from now or sooner. Meantime Dip
pei Is the most useful all round tenor the
company boasts, assigned sometimes
tasks too great for his capacities, but an
all round competent singer. His Raoul
is very. satisfying, and, in the first act
particularly he did some admirable sing
ing, his voice showing to unusual advan-
tage. He invests the part with plausi-
BILE air it generally lacks, and helped
courageously to leaven the dreariness of
the third act whenever he got half a
chance.
Suzanne Adams, who substituted for
Syhil Sanderson, indisposed, in the part
of Marguerite di Valois. did just as well
as she did the first night which is say
ing good deal. Her voice is finely flex-
ible, and the difficult coloratura work was
done with delicious ease in a voice that
apparently is as yet impervious to cli-
mate. Louise Homer was again the Page
Urban, and sang her one song with her
usual aplomb. Miss Bauermeister-what
would the company do without Miss
er?-helped things harmoni-
Gus as one of the maids Of honor, and
Nine. Van Cauteren was the other
Scotti added to his innumerable dis
tinctions another eminently- satisfying
rendering of the Comte de Nevers' role,
and MIR. Journet was spirited but uncer-
tain as Marcel.
Tonight. Faust" is announced. with
Eames, Campanari. Salignac and De
Reszke in the cast.
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NOTED CATHOLIC PRELATE
RECEIVES HIGH HONOR
Rector Conaty of the University a..
Washington Consecrated Titular
RishoD of SamoS

BALTIMORE. Nov 24.-At the cathe-
dral this morning Mgr. Thomas A.
Conaty, rector of the Catholic University
at Washington, was conseerated Titular
Bishop of Samos. An unusually large
number of Arehbishops and Bishops of
the American hierarchy, as well as many
.cIergymen from all parts of the country.
were present. Among them were Arch
bishops John Ireland of ST. Paul and John
j. Keane of Dubuque and Bishop ]. L.
Spaulding Of Peoria.
Cardinal Gibbons was the consecrating
prelate and Very Rev. Thomas j. Shahan.
professor of church history at the uni
versity, preached the sermons,
The elevation of Mgr. Conaty comes as
a recognition of his labors in behalf of
Catholic education and also as a token
Of the appreciation of the Pope for the
recent very apparent increase in standing
and influence of the institution Of which
the Bishop is the head.
The position of Titular Bishop Of Samos
is entirely honorary. the See of Samos,
from which the title Is derived. having
been extinct for many generations.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-25

ANAGER GRAU of the grand
NNv opera company was feeling in a
INV III very. much happier mood during
Il v IN last evenings performance of
Les Huguenots" than he was
on the previous night.
A big house had gathered last evening
and filled the theater, but what pleased
the manager most was a dainty perfumed
note that he had received from Nine.
Emma Eames, giving the welcome news
that she had quite recovered from her
slight cold and would positively sing this
evening in Faust"
Society was not in evidence at the
Grand Opera-house last night, when
Les Huguenots" was given at popular
prices. The theater was given over how
ever to lovers of music many of whom
order to witness performance by the
Grau combination.
The stage and palco boxes were empty.
but the seats at 81. $2 and So were
almost entirely sold. For two hours hun
dreds of men and women waited patient
ly in front of the theater for the doors to
open so that they might secure adm1S-
sion to the house for 81
1t is an extreme pleasure to watch the
audience on one of Grau's popular-prfced
nights. There is no attempt at lavish
dress on the part of the women, though
the majority wear their best. The men
do not care to show up in evening clothes,
crush hats and white gloves. The audi
ence came to the theater last night to
hear Les Huguenots." and they were
there for that purpose solely.
Audience Enjoys Musical Feast.
The musical bill of fare presented by
the management was a musical feast, and
was thoroughly enjoyed by the big audi
eDce The cast was a superb one. and
included Gadski, Homer, Bauermeister,
Van Cauteren, Suzanne Adams, Dippei,
Muhlmann, Bars, Reiss, Viviani, Du-
friche. Vanni, Journet and Scott.
Society" nights have not heard such
tremendous applause as was given the
singers last evening. There were times
when the orchestra was drowned out by
the plaudits in the midst Of a scene, but
Conductor Plon and his men were not in
duced thereby to stop playing and repeat
a number. The audience gave all the
singers ovations at the end of the acts,
and Madame Gadski fairly beamed with
delight when called before the footlights.
There will surely be brilliant house to-
night, when Madame Eames is to sing
Marguerite in Faust" Salignac is to
sing Faust and de Reszke is to sing
Mephistopheles, while Campanari is to be
heard again as Valentine.
die Walkure" is to be repeated to-
morrow evening. with Gadski, Schumann-
Heink, Reuss- Belize, Van Dyck, Blass and
Bispham in the cast
On Wednesday night the double bill of
Don Pasquale" and "Pagliacci'' should
fill the opera-house to the doors. Sem
brich. Scott, Tavecchia and Declery are
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-25
Football Player MAY Die.

OMAHA. ov. 24-Wil1iam CaryeI left
halfback of the Omaha High School foot
ball eleven, received injuries in yester-
days game with Lincoln High School
which will probably prove fatal. Cary
ellis spine was SO badl-- twisted that it re-
suited in concussion. He has lost the use
Of his legs and arms.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-25
Counsel Ravnor Refuses a Fee.

BALTIMORE, Nov. A.-It was learned
to-day that Isidor Raynor, chief counsel
for Rear Admiral w. S. Schley in the re-
cent hearing before TIE court of inquiry.
had refused to accept fee for his ser
vices. A mutual friend of the admiral
and Raynor stated that the admiral re-
Gently sent a valuable gold watch to Ray
nor and a magnificent brooch of diamonds
and pearls to Mrs. Raynor.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-25

CUMBERLAND. Md, Nov. 24.--One of the
heaviest snow storms for years has been pre-
vailing at Oakland and Terra Alta W. Va,
on the summit of the Allegheny mountains,
since yesterday.
HAVANA Nov. 24.-The campaign of Senior
Tomas Estrada Palma for the Presidency Of
Cuba opened last night in Havana with
an overflow meeting at the Tacon Theater.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-25
Q ! :.
MEALY CASE rs STILL
ATTRACTING ATTENTION
Mexican officials Claim That the
American Abstracted Papers
From Court Records.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 24.-Much at
tention is being given to the case of w.
II. MeaIy, an American miner, who had
made complaint to the American En-
bassador regarding alleged i'll treatment
by officials and 3udges in Northeastern
Mexico A charge is made against Mealy
that he is in contempt Of court for the
abstraction of papers in mining litiga-
ton which were part of the court records.
Mealy was released on bail and has ap-
pealed to the Federal Circuit Court in
This city. Mealy's charge that he was
derers and thieves is denied here.
United States ambassador Clayton has,
it is said, incurred the enmity of Meaiy
and his friends because of the Embassa-
doris refusing to take alleged improved
charges to President Diaz.
Mealy asserts that he is mepaced with
being dispossessed or mining property
worth several million dollars.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-25
Buy Valuable Property in Paris.

PARIS, Nov. 24.-One Of the finest sites
in Paris has become American property
It is announced that the Equitable Life
Company has acquired the plot of ground
on the Boulevard des Chaupenes and the
Rue de la Paix, overlooking the Grand
Opera House. where they intend to build
introducing the latest American methods
OF construction.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-25

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 24-The cunard liner
Umbria Captain Dutton did not sail for New
York until $50 p. M, having been detained
by fog.
LONDON. Nov. 25.-Colonel Arthur Lynch
the newly elected Member of Parliament for
Galway, has been Informed that IL he comes
to England he will be tried for treason.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-25
TOYO KISEN KAISHA.

cTEAMERs WILL LEAVE WHARF, COR
Sner FIRST and Brannan streets. at D. m.
for YOtSOHANA and HONGKONG. calling at
Kobe (Iiogo) Nagasaki and Shanghai and
connecting at Hongkong with steamers FOR
India, etc. No cargo received Oh DOalu Oh
day of sailing.
SIS NIPPON MARU.......-...-.....:. :..--....
.. Wednesday, December H. 1901
SIS AMERICA MARU .--......-..-.......-..-...
Saturday. January 4, 1902
Thursday. January 30, 1902
Round-trip tickets at reduced rates Eor
freight and passage apply at company ornce'
421 Market street corner First
W. H. AVERY, General Agent.
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Society Sees Brutal Sport.

CITY OF MEXICO. Nov. 24.-The bull
fighting season in Mexico opened this
afternoon with Mazzantini, the famous
Spanish matador, in the arena Many
prominent people in the social and politi-
cal world of Mexico, including Cabinet
Ministers, were present. Two boxes were
occupied by members of the United States
delegation to the Pan-American confer
ence and parties of Mexican friends. The
fight was remarkable for the slaughter Of
horses, twelve being gored to death.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-25
To Sing at Popular Prices.

to sing in Don Pasquale, and FRITZ,
Scheff, De Marchi, Declery, Reiss ana
Campanari are to appear in ''Pagl1accl
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-25

HIGHLAND, Kan. Nov. 24-J F. Ward
member of the City Council, crushed J. E.
Springer's skull with a club, fatally wounding
him, after Springer had twice shot him. the
result of an old-time family feud.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-25
OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

Steamers leave Broadway
Wharf. San Francisco:
For Alaskan ports-1 a. m,
Nov 2. Z. II. II. p, q, Dec. >.
Change to company 5 steam
ers at Seattle.
For Victoria. Vancouver tB-
c0 Port Townsend, Seattle,
Tacoma. Everett and New
Tbatcom CWash.)-11 a. M.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-25

Nov q Z, 12, H. Y, -, stesr,srs for Alaska
q a q N Ry' at Seattle or Tacoma Tor ~
p Ry at Vancouver to 81, 9. .s6 Sy y m Nov.
For Eureka CHumboidt Bdyl- = 49,
8 g. 13 1s %. Is. Dec. .. - eo,+a Rar-
For San Diego stopping only qyao5do at oa6Lo Gos An
1eIes,-Stearner Santa Rosa. Sundays. Z. lH'
Steamer State Of Cal; Wednessdayts; -S,z Mon
For Los Angeles, calling az Sa1a a. e1 1Ss,,
+erey San Slr1eon Cayucos. Port Har1ord san
TI1is Obispo). Gaviota. Santa Barbara ,sn. ven
tl1ra Huenerne, East san PEDRO pan LSuaO ,'
and Newport-Steamer Corona. sSatoroays'
For F;nsenada, Magdalena Bay san Jose dei
cyabo MazatIan Altata. La Paz. santa HCsa-
liza and Cuaymas CMex.)-10 a. m, ith OF eaon
month. ,., 49,. ,o-,,rar,,,ss
For further information obtain the company
folders. -. A.. .t,-oa
The company reserves the right 70 cnanss aI1
steamers sailing days and hours OF saulhs
without previous notice ..-
TICK F.'T OFFICE - New MontBoinoty
street palace HoteD- -.
10 Market St. San Francisco
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Eames Assures Mr.. Grau
She Will Sing
Tonight.

ANAGER GRAU of the grand
ANv opera company was feeling in a
INV IN very much happier mood during
Il v last evenings performance of
ii -os II,,s,,or,otS,, than he WAS
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-25

6E HE HUGUENOTS," with a very
good cast, drew a large audience
last night at the Grand Opera
IN house. All the singers as an
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-01-19
HAVE YOU ANY OF THESE

There is 70 disease so common in the
United States as catarrh because it ap-
pears in so many forms and attacks so
many different organs.
1t is a common mistake to suppose that
catarrh is confined to the nose and throat
Any Inflammation of the mucous mem
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of stomach or bladder. or intestnes is
nearly as common as nasal catarrh and
much more serious although it is true that
stomach catarrh and catarrh of other in
ternal organs is the result of neglected
nasal catarrh
A new remedy has recently appeared
which so far as tested Seems TO be re-
markedly effective in promptly curing ca
tarrh. wherever located. The preparation
is sold by druggists generally under name
of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, and in addi-
ton TO being very palatable and conven-
lent, possesses extraordinary merit, in
many eases giving immediate relief from
the coughing hawking and constant clear
ing of the throat and head those symp-
toms with which everyone is familiar who
has ever suffered from colds in the head
and throat
Catarrh is simply continuation of these
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year 10 wear.
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets are composed
of Hydrastin, Eucalyptol. Guaiacol and
similar antiseptics and catarrh specifies,
from which it will be seen that no secret
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case with many well known catarrh medi-
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For catarrh of the nose. throat. bron-
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and gives such rapid and permanent re-
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All druggists sell them at SOC for full
sized package. You can use them with
assurance that you will not contract the
cocaine or morphine habit as the results
from this catarrh cure are apparent from
the first days use.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-01-19

feet the voluntary liquidation of the af-
fairs of the bank. as follows" ....
That all the assets of the bank shall be
turned over to w B. w. in trust to col
lect and convert into cash and apply TO
the liabilities of the bank; that the trus-
tee be directed to borrow not exceeding
$4,000, and to pledge as collateral all
the assets OF the bank and for us and in
our name, each and severally, but not
jointly. to enter into an agreement with
such person. etc, las will make such
loan, that we and each Of us. our heirs,
executors" etc, will contribute. make
good and pay to such lender $3.50. on
demand, such parts or portions of any
difference or deficit which may exist at
the making of II months from the date
Of said loan, between the amount then
realized from the collection or sale of said
assets .... pledged as collateral secur-
ity, after paying therefrom the ...,.. ex-
penses of said trust and the amount then
due said lender ..... as the number of
shares held by each of the signers here
of bears to the aggregate number of
shares held by all the signers' The ag-
gregate sum of $4,000, was borrowed by
the trustee in divers sums on the faith
OF the authority conferred on MN ana
the assets of the bank were transferred
10 the trustee, collected and applied to
the above Indebtedness.
This action is brought upon the above
agreement by the lenders to recover the
balance due unon the loans, and it is
Held not demurrable upon the grounds
assigned by the defendants, "a That the
plaintiffs are not parties TO the agreement
between the stockholders; (2) That there
is a misioinder of causes and of parties,
and CD That the National Bank of Ashe-
vile and the trustee are not parties
and that one of the signers of the agree
ment did so as guardian without the
consent oe his wards
The stockholders agreement also pro-
vided that the instrument shall be-
come effective and operative upon the
signing thereof r the owners of two
thirds of the capital stock" Held that the
plaintiffs failure to aver that the con-
tract was in fact signed by the owners
of two thirds of the capital stock was d
defective statement of a good cause of
action and not statement of a defective
cause of action and was not demurrable.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-01-19
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS|
reported by JOS. L. seawell)

WILLIAMSON VS.. FENDER. Affirmed.
An erroneous or irregular judgment
cannot be tested by disobeying it. 1t is
valid till reversed or set aside and dis
obedience thereof subjects the offender 10
fine for contempt.
OATES VS.. MUNDAY. Affirmed.
Where land allotted as homestead is
mortgaged by the debtor, the purchaser
under foreclosure thereof takes subject
10 docketed judgments against the home-
steader
After allotment of homestead under ex-
ecution. without exception or appeal by
the debtor, he is estopped to deny after
~ years, the regularity of the allotment
MARSH VS.. DELLINGEP. Error.
Where there are contingent and vested
interests under will. subject to a life
estate, court of equity has power to or
der a sale to subserve the interests of all
the devisees. if any of the contingent
remaindermen are in case, and are repre-
scented; but if infants are interested. eouI
ty requires that they be properly repre-
sented and protected and ii must be found
as fact that a sale Of the property
before the death OF the life tenant will
be for their benefit.
ROWLAND VS.. MARSHALL. Reversed
Mixed Questions of law and fact are
renewable, but findings of fact are not re-
viewsble if there is any evidence to sup
port them.
The grounds for an attachment under
The Code have nothing to do with the
manner in which the property is acquired
but eyc1,:s: .e-v with the intent witt
which it is assigned. disposed of or secret
ed. 1t appears that the only property or
money that the defendant disposed of is
that which he put up in lieu of bond and
that which he deposited to secure a bond
in criminal prosecutions apparently in
stigated by the plaintiff and the trial
judge committed error in continuing the
attachment against this fund upon the
ground of a fraudulent disposition thereof
by the defendant in deposting it for the
.