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The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
SPBClALTIES.

CATARRH-Deafne Nose and rrbroat
Troubles, Eye and Ear Diseases Bronchial and
Lung Troubles. Asthma. Stomach, Liver and
Kidney Diseases. Bladder Troubles. Female
Complaints, Diseases OF Women and Children
Heart Disease. Nervous Diseases. Chorea Tor
St. Vitus Dance). Riekets. Spinal Trouble
Ovarian Diseases, Sciatica and. Rheumatism
Diseases of the Bowels. Piles Fistula and Rec
tai Troubles. Lost Manhood Private Diseases
Goitre Cor Big Neck), Blood Diseases. Tame.
worm. Hay Fever. Hysteria. Epilepsy. Insom-
mia, etc.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
Young Women Christians.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. AT to-
days session of the International Con-
ference Of the Young Women's Christian
Association Mrs. W. S. Stewart of Phila-
delphia was unanimously reelected pres
ident and Mrs. c. S. Van Wagner of
Cleveland international treasurer: vice
president, Mrs. ]. H. Winter, Dayton
second vice president, Mrs. Harriet Crit
tenden, Colorado; recording secretary,
Mrs. Emily B. Stewart, Maryland; assist
ant secretary, Mrs. Ella Bergen, Philadel-
phia; State Observation-Disclosures Mrs.
William o. Goulds; Colorado, Mrs. Frank
Thurston; Illinois, Mrs Basil Wells Veirs
Missouri, Mrs. Rainwater; Oregon, Mrs.
T.. Hoffman
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
BULLER'S PLEA
To SURRENDER
Dispatches Sent by Him
to White Not Made
Public.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-The exact terms N
which General Butler, who continues to
monopolize conversation in England, ad-
vised General White to surrender Lady
smith, are not yet published, nor are they
likely TO be in the near future. The Ma
tional Reviews version Of the message,
while correct in substance, is incorrect
textually. The War Office is blamed for
allowing a libel to be circulated on the
man it has already so severely disciplined,
but as a matter Of fact, the question of
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
Must Assess Capital Stock.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 2.-In the San
Canon Circuit Court to-day Judge Owen
p. Thompson allowed the case of the Chi
cago teachers against the State Board OF
Equalization to be redirected and granted
writ of mandamus against the board,
compelling the board to assess the capital
stock of twenty-one Chicago corporations
mentioned in the writ, which is returnable
on November e. - - .
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03

The Union Labor party. the Democrats
and Republicans have broken away from
the heads of their tickets and are going
to vote for DIR. G. C. O'Donnel1 for Mayor
Write his name at the head OF the blank
column.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03

Canoe building is one of the indrs.u,ou
OF Kennebunkport, Me-, which usa6 20
Duilo great ships, and even now Launches
an occasional schooner
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
IRISH LINEN TOWELS.

Linen Huck Towels, a good heavy grade;
size 17xS2; regular value 15c. Sale IAo
price .-.........''............-. ...Each NV
Linen Huck Towels, with white and red
borders; size 1Sx34; already UOIo
hemmed; worth 16 2-3c At. Each Z2S
German Huck Towels, hand loom, soft
finish quality, already hemmed; q O 80
size 20x5s; worth So 90. At. .Doz. 0Z-
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03

The total number of experiments on liv-
ing animals in the United Kingdom in 1900
was 1O, ,S39-2370 more than in the previous
year 1t is stated that but few of these
experiments were in any serious degree
painful.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
Ladies' Club.

This may very properly be the designa-
ton of the composite observation car
which will be run on Sunset Limited
for New Orleans and New York tri-week
ly, commencing December 6. Contempla-
tion of the varied scenery from easy
chairs on the roomy rotunda may be al
ternated with letter writing, scanning
books or periodicals from the library or
in receiving pleasing attention from the
trained maid constantly in attendance.
This highly attractive feature of Sunset
Limited is indicative also of the high
standard of excellence attained by the
Southern Pacific Company in the equip
ment and service of this model train.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03

GREATEST SALE held this
housewives This
tremendous purchase of about 5000
desirable sort of Towels from the best German and Irish Towel
ufactuers that closed big the largest New
York Linen who ready
willingness
MOST CONCESSIONS
known to the trade The qualities and the styles beyond ques
this whether
Immediate afford
extraordinary
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
LINEN HUCK TOWELS.

Hemstftched Huck Towels, pure linen,
with fancy damask patterns; size 20x4O;
worth 81 90 dozen. On sale at OSC
Extra heavy Linen Huck Towels, hemmed
ready for use; size 21x40; good G. q 80
value at 81 so doz. Sale price .Doz VO-.
Hemstitched Linen Huck Towels, extra
heavy and very durable; size 22x42; inn
ported to sell at Sc 90 dozen. G n 90
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
Spirit Of Indifference.

In the meanwhile there exists here
spirit of Indifference and a feeling that,
after all, the new treaty may be pigeon
atorial objection, though this development
would create the keenest disappointment
despite it's present StOieal anticipation.
From diplomatic source there has lately
emanated private rumors that the Suez
Canal Company is using financial and
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
A NEW ANNOUNCEMENT.
MAY / SEND YOU
a BookP

I will mail you any book from the list
below If you send me your address.
With it 1 will send an order on your
nearest druggist for six bottles of DR..
Shocp's Restorative. If you think that
you need it after reading the book, you
are welcome to take it a month at my
risk. If il cures, pay your druggist $3.50.
If it fails, 1 will pay him myself.
This remarkable offer IS made after
lifetirne's experience. have learned how
to strengthen the inside nerves-thOse
nerves that alone operate every vital
organ. make each organ do its duty by
bringing back it's nerve power No case is
too difficult. / take the risk in all.
In five years $4,000 people have accepted
this offer and 80 in each ~ paid They
paid because they were cureG, for no
druggist accepts a penny otherwise. TIE
decision is left with you.
Note that If my Restorative cures, the
cost is a. trife. If it fails, it is free. Can
you neglect such an offer when 80 out Of
40 who write me are curedf
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
IMMENSE SALE
OF
SHEETS.

The superiority Of these Sheets is due
not alone to their heavy, firm quality. but
also to improved weaving and bleaching,
insUring a permanent pure white instead
Of turning yellow such as do the inferior
sor.s. Note these special prices:
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-03
WONDERFUL WAIST SELLING.

Our tremendous waist business
demonstrates beyond question our
superiority Of styles and the very
low prices. For tomorrow special
selling we viii have ready for you
100 exquisite and charming Silk
Waists ar
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-12
At BATH AND BRUNSWICK.
About 1875 Of the $50 Men in That Division
Out. Tuesday.

Eath. Nc, June 1.-THE section men
on the Maine Central Railroad In this
city. yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
quit work and Joined with the rest Of
tie trackmen in their movcucnt for
more pay. They left the hand car and
tools In the car housc and the shove
car on the track close To the door and
turned over what property they had
belonging to the company without amy
demonstration.
VIM. +. Studley. who Is foreman Of
The Bath branch. Is secretary and
treasurer of the Brunswick Division.
brotherhood of Railway Trackmen Of
America. which comprises the lire
from Rockiaud to Lisbon and Bruins
wick to Yarmouth and Richmond.
There are 20 sections in the Bruins
wick division and with the floating
crew and yard men In Brunswick the
LIST includes about 100 men. This morn
ing, 125 OF the number were out. Only
enc section crew on the Knox & Lin
coin division was working. This was
the Wtscassct crew.
The coal shoveIprs AT Brunswick
joined the trackmen. this morning. and
locomotives had to come To Bath to
coal up.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-12
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All the Lead
ing Stocks.

New York. June 1.-THE desultory
movement OF prices in today'S stock mar
ket demonstrated the professional char
aCtcr into which it has again relapsed.
ihC olcning made Il good show OF
strength under the combined influence ot
Il favorable Interpretation of the govern
Elent crop report published after the
close, yesterday, and the rumors which
came thick from London that peace was
imminent il South Africa. The short Gov
ering which developed. yesterday after
noon. was continued with energy. this
morning. The spring wheat gransers
were strong. while the Texas. Missouri
and Kansas lines were held back a
sharp raid carried Texas and Pacific
down - from tn" high point and Missou-
II Pacific itself fell under last night. The
pressure On Texas and Pacific was attrib-
uted TO change in the ratio Of it's pro-
posed exchange with Missouri Pacific
tn lee two shares for one of Missouri Ia
ollie. TIE appearance Of Standard Oil in
tcicStS IN controlling numbers in the di-
rCCtorHtC ut the American l.inSced Com
pary was responsible for the strength OF
those stocks ana OF National Lead wnich
il is said will benefit from the change.
num.er Of the high priced SpccialticS
such as Sugar, AmalEamatcd Copper and
American Tobacco NuCtuatcd fcverishiy.
The money market was free from disturb
ancc but reports of n transfer of several
million dollars in currency to Phladel-
phia yesterday. in connection with steel
company consultations was an influence
upon Scntimer Tho sale of 100 shares
of Nor hwestern preferred was made at
Tic demand for bonds was well distrihut-
ed and prices advanced. Total sales, par
value. So $1,000. United States bonds
were all unchanged on the last call.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-12

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lurity during the day. all passenss.
and freight trains having pee,' ~.
time. Arrangements are being i"aue ~
supply all of the places OF 'he M
who have gone out. and these pn ..,,
will be filled to the usual nuihpci WIZ
in a day or two.
THE feeling among the cmpios.e =.
the other departments OF tne "'
Central is nothing other than ioyai'y
to the company. and their ss
cannot be drawn into this qucstioh ~.
the reason that they do not aPPfo>e VI
the action Of the trackmen III 'eo'i
ing by any such manner to ADJUST
their supposed grievances.
There is no reason for any ai'A'o''
on tic part of the public SO lar 'S .'''
train service is concerned, ioi i"c
management has taken every P'cc'u-
ton 70 ensure the afcty of thc passch-
ger and freight traffic. Any report W
.hc contrary is u case OF malicious
Misrepresentation.
There is no railroad in the country
which is in Il higher standard Oh per-
fection nor any which Is more Iperal
IL it's expenditures to MAINTAIN tha'
hich ST ndard and which is nj All Tunes
cCnsidcratc To TIE demands of the pub
lie which experience has proven, mas
been so wei served at It's hands IN
every direction
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-12
New York Produce Market.
New York Jura II

New Ork. June II.
FLOTR-Receipts. 27.Ze8 bbls.; exports.
- .Sal bbls.; sales, 7gn0 pkGs: dull ana Sal,
lower on most grades. being Influenced
by wheat. Winter -atcn's. 36jG3fa; win
ter strlights. 3.45u25l: Minn. patents. 3si
0fI5: winter extras. 2.JpN2. So; MINI bak
RS. 29bn3.15; winter low grades. e3.a
,in
WHEAT-Rcceipts 81 40 bush: OK
ports. l32 13i husn. sales. 3.54j001 bush fu.
turcs 2mtQn BASH SPOT; SPOT weak: No /,
rcd. ~, ( u afloat; No. 9 red. : eievat-
ar: 10. i northern Duluth. &14 0 b
lfloat: Ne. ! hard Duluth &l. ( b
af1pat
C0RN-Rcccipts. coz 10o bush: exports.
1.s no bush: sales. 1880 bush futures
- G1 bush. spot: spot weak; No. :. lIl.
elevator and As t afioat
OATS-Rcceipts. 1lS.'s1 bush; exports.
~. DIN bush: spot steady; No. .. 32a: M.
:. 50. No white. 33ir; No. white .:
rack mixed western, t2155,-; track white.
- ff37
BEEF-Quiet.
CUT MEATS-Stcady.
INRD-Stcady: western steamed, S9.
refined. steady, continent, 3.
PORK FirT
BUTTER-Firn: creamery. 15--1s..
factory. 12d1iaa: state dairy. H'9alls
EGGS-Wcak: state and Penna.. lS'-a
St-GAE-Raw. quiet and steady: fair
refining 35s; centrifugal 95 test. II: re-
fined quiet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-12
CARLSBAD.

This season of the year is the
most suitable for the use of the
well ll-known Carlsbad Sprud el
Water. For FIVE centuries it has
been acknowledged by the medical
faculty to be the best and most
effective mineral water for all all
ments of the liver, catarrhal affec-
tions of the stomach, bile, bile
pigment. gallstones, temporary
and habitual constipation, &c.
Millions of people all over the
world have been cured by the use
of this celebrated spring, and it
deserves to be made known to all
suffering from above and kindred
diseases who have not heard of it
or used it before. 1t acts mildly
without pain. and regulates the
secretions of the stomach. If a
decided laxative action is desired,
take a teaspoonful of the Carlsbad
Sprudel Salt with the first tumbler-
ful of the water early in the morn
ing before breakfast. Beware of
limitations, the genuine must have
the signature of EIsNER & MEN
DEIsoN Co., New York, sole
agents for the U. S., on bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-12
AROUND MaTERvlLLE.
Plenty Of Rumors bu. No Dcyc opmcn.s and
No Definite News.

WatervillC. Me. June u-tSlc lccian.--
There WAS iitt!c material change Ia ;hc
strike situation in this vicinity during The
day. yesterday. THE affair failed to
IruIsc :hc interest that WAS eXpcctc,!
AID there was no excitement. There was
~ course no end uf talk and the condition
IF affairs WAS gone over again ana again.
There were no dcvcloT in tho sit !
Tatiou. yesterday afternoon and etcHfn
7 ne company ~ rCp.uCirg the strikers Il :
rapidly rs possible. ard 50 far As possible
wiki !ICu WHO have been employed Oh
the tracks IN Tho past. it is canned rs
the company that only about Ia mon are
ont SO lar. hy the Brothcrhool Cldirls
- men were employed. yesterday. to TAX
The rLcr Of the strikers aud Road Mas
Ter Toward went over the line towards
Bangor on 4 special train Tor the purpose
OF inspecting the track.
II is claimed that The road Is being
properly patrollcd and inspected withou
regard 20 the strike. So far as known.
20 fErihtr action has been taken by thc
engineers ANA iircmen. There was a ru-
NOR anoIt here. during ;cc aftcrnpoc.
tnat other roads were effected ana thAt
strikes we. Impending. hut nothing au-
thoritativc could BE- learned.
J. r. Hogan. chairman "f the grievance
committee. went 10 Portland. yesterday.
10 join the headquarters Of The strikers
a. the Smith Hotel. II has been claimed
that the company Will not take back tn"
strikers and that the whole matter wall
be cleaned ny within Il coupe of weeks.
On the other hand /, is claimed tnai tht
strike Is more serious than - admitted
BY the company and that other develop
mcnts may be expected at any hour.
Meanwhile everything seems TO bc IN the
,tir with all sorts OF rutnors IN Circuld-
ton but little of Il definite nature.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-12
AT THE U. OF N.
The Presidents Reception and
Secret Society Functions.
Meeting Of fTrustees-- Several Chang
es in the Faculty List.
New Department to Be Opened. the School
OF Mines.

Orcnc, Me-, June 1.-THE annual ini-
tiation of the University of Maine
Chapter, Phi Kappa Phi. took place.
this forenoon. 10 seniors being among
the candidates
The election of officers resulted:
President, Prof. James Hart; vice
president, Prof. J. ii. Huddillston:
secretary, c. l.. Cole; treasurer, Prof.
Is. p. Harrington.
This afternoon, Phi Gamma Phi
fraternity held a reception. The re-
Ception committee was made up of
Mrs. w. II. Jordan Of Geneva, n. Y,
Mrs. L. l.. Belcher of Portland, Mrs.
NJ. Fl. Martin of Fort Fairfield. Mrs.
II. VI. Estabrook and Mrs. f. l.. Har-
vey of Orono. The fraternity was rep
resented on the reception committee by
II. III. Horne of Lewiston. and d. Z.
Martin of Fort Fairfield.
This evening, the presidents recep-
tion w3s held at o'clock. Besides
President and Mrs. Harris. Hon. Henry
Lord of Bangor. president of the board
of trustees of the university, assisted
in receiving the guests.
The trustees meeting of the univer-
sity was held at the chapel Tuesday.
Tie following appointments were
made: Assistant professor, .. +. Lewis.
elected professor of modern languages:
DR.. Gilbert BoSgs, elected instructor in
chemistry: s. ii. Boardman, instructor
in civil engineering. graduate of the
university in 1895; +. III. Vosc. promot-
ed frcm tutor in mocha anical engineer
ing: George Harold Davis. L. of NJ.
1901, appointed tutor in electrical en-
Eineer'nS; w. owen SyChcrd, ap-
pointed tutor in English and German:
Frank II. Mitchell. university 1900 pro-
moted from assistant to tutor in chem
lstry: DR.. Horace w. PITCHER, ap-
pointed assistant zOologist; w. r Pat
tangall. appointed instructor in law in
place of Mr.. A. w. Rice. resigned: l..
NJ. simpson. appointed instructor in
law; Louis r. Cary. university 1901 ap-
pointed assistant in biology.
Voted, to organize a department in
the university in school of mines The
president was instructed to procure Il
professor in mining engineering soon
as found to be availa bic. The vote was
taken in expectation of early action
upon the part of the United States
government providing for the maintc-
nance Of school of mines.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-12
MAINE PtNSIOHS.

Washington, June 1t.-Thc following
pc1sion changes in Maine are an
nounccd:
Additional, Nathan II. PendeXtcr.
Erdgton. IS. Increase. Rufus a. Carter,
MontNillc. S11; Paris Page, North Wa
tc, ford. $S; Nathaniel Butland Kcnne-
bunk. $40: Frederick A. Packard, Rock
land. IS; II. ID. Tasker. North Monroe.
81; y. ID. .. Lord, Auburn. S12 Spec
tai, May IS. George Pcno. Riddeford.
y. Reissue. Hosea Buttcriield, East
Union, Sl7. Original, widows, etc. re-
issue. john $. Walker, father, Sanford,
So.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-12
FAIRFIELD.
MAINE HOME0pATHs
Hold Their 50th Annual Meeting at fairfield
on Tuesday.

The annual meeting Of the Maine
Homeopathic Association was held at
The Gerald, Tuesday, and was a most
interesting session to the goodly mum
bcr Of physicians who gathered for
their annual session.
The meeting was called 10 order at
10 o'clock by jst Vice President l.. A.
Stewart OF West Brooksville. Prayer
WIS then offered by DIR. a. A. Lewis,
pastor OF the Methodist church at Wa
tervilc. A letter of regret was read
from Dr. N. Il. Paine of West Newton,
Mass. The reports from the different
scientific bureaus were then read.
Dr. Trui Of Biddeford, gave q very
interesting report Of tho work of the
Hiddcford Homeopathic Hospital Of
that city.
The annual address OF tho late presi-
dent was read by the secretary.
Dr. prilay Of Bangor, read a memo
rial Of the late president OF the ASSOC
citation. Dr. T.. -. Spencer of Bangor,
whose death occurred, May a.
Interesting papers were given by Dr.
Shepherd, Bangor; VI. S. Holmes. Oak
lind; Or. Norwood. Camden; DR. Trull,
t.dleford: Dr. Harvey. Lewiston; DR..
Ir!iay, Bangor; Dr. W. V. Hanscom,
it"ckland; DR.. Johnson, Skowhegan;
Er. Abbott. Bridgton; DIR. Bowman, J.,
Lewiston; Dr. Hill. Augusta; DIR. Cush-
man, CastiEc; Or. Tower, Watcrtown,
Mass.
The following delegates were chosen
To attend the American Institute of
Homeopathy: DR.. Hanscom. Rockland;
Dr. Cora johnson, Skowhegan. This
meeting is to bc held. June 1J-22 at
isichficld Springs. n. Y.
The following officers were elected:
President. J.. y. stewart, West Brooks
yiilc: LIST vice president, NJ. v. Hans
com. I:oc!;land: "a vice president. H.
). Abbott. EriG2ton; Icc. sec. Cora ".
Johnson. SknwhcEan: cor. sec. j. A.
Norwood. Camden; treas. VIM s.
Thompson. Augusta. Board of censors,
6. NJ Fo8s, g. A. Paul. H. l.. Eead-
ford, A. i. Head. Mary f. Cushman:
committee on legislation. VIM. s.
Thompson. J. III. Knox. j. NJ. Prilay,
n. s. Holmes. J. T. Trull.
y fine spread WAS set before the doc
tors by Landlord bradbury. many Of
their wives also being present as guests
Of The association for the day Both
dinner ana supper was taken a The
Gerald. Votes Of thanks were extended
To Kcv. A. a. Lewis. to the Maine Cen
tral Railroad for reduced fares, to
Landlord Bradbury for his courtesy
and generous hospitality, and to the
press for their kindness.
1t was voted to hold the next annual
me citing the second Tuesday In June.
l"Q2. In Biddcford
The meeting was a very enthusiastic
one and resulted in great pleasure to
All in attendance. The members of the
association and their wives left on the
evening trains for their homes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lincoln County.

The following are the real estate trans
fers In Lincoln county for one week:
BlslSIDI-Arthur -. Jones to Georg,
- Jones. land. 81; Alton r Geycr t al
70 Frank .. Gcyer, land. 81; Caroline l.
BialsdellS 5 Est 10 Wm. Ii. c. Bl1isdclI
land and hIiIdiugs. Sisa
BpoTHBAG HARBDR - Albert W
Bishop tn Hoothhay Packing Co Ianc
and buildings. $3Tn. H. NJ Warne ct al. h
u. = Stone. and. So; Robert G Mellin.
to Mary y. Lewis. land. SIS; Chas. II
ornC TO Mary +. Crne. land. 81
EDGECoMB-'ieo. ii. Holman to Liils
Il. Holman. land. 500.
WALbpBDko-E Edmund q. Lanes Est
g stephen \. Jones. land and buildings
So.
WIilTEFI Fl l.p-licrbert l.. Smith to \
l.. Lewis. land. 81.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-06-12
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
ALABAMA'S NEGRO VOTE
Stands Very Fair Prospect of Being
Wiped out.

Montgomery, Ala, June lin tha
constitutional convention, today, after
the first part had been adopted creat-
ing Il lieutenant governor, raising the
governors salary to $4,000 and making
the term four years, .ion-eligibic 10
reelection, a suffrage proposal was
made by which no person may vote II
he is & bastard, or loafcr, or has a
loathsome or infectious disease also
IL llc has been convicted OF any one of
u long list of crimes including rape or
attempt to rape. burglary and the com
mission OF any assault and battery
on lis wife or Stcpdaughtcr." This
would Gc1troy 90 per cent. Of the negro
vote.