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The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02
COLONIZATION, Not. Successful.

=. A negro colony sent oHt TO Liberia
from Georgfa last january has. failed
and the. rrrepnhers have'returned.. to this
county A. number. Of Georgia plant
ers Capitalized the: scheme thinking.
that a favorable. soil for, the growing of.
cotto4i: and corn had been found in the
African state: They, furnished the
c9!onists': with: .Irovisicns,' farming
t66Is; seeds and other. equipments, but
the. experifnient;c could iotsbe. Conducted
'te :sttcAss, being; one in. a long line of
such 5:a1nlost: ;if not quite. Invariably
winding ii p: taIaTnfto nslY. There seems.
5j1othfn.g :for. the Southern black man
to do :excep4. TO stay.:a home and work
out: his salvation as. best he. cam ac-
;cepti6G his. dffiSulties: as. part of the
-eo4afin on: :: burden. and: not to: be. avoid
ed by changing his: base and going on
to another. country rt-y.--.--New.. York Trib-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02
Two. Residents: Of Modesto
Tell. Of: "a Mysterious. Red
:. Light: Seen After Midnight.
Near: "a Railroad. Crossing
STRANGE. E..:.7YlYARNING. -
!. S. :: :. FOR THE: ::TRAI NME=N: 3
.BIaclsmaiIers Who: Sent: Threat.
+: e.niing gI.etters to the Southern
+ *-PacHllc: Company Thou ghf ! to
s Iiaye3 :. .REalined "a :Disastef:
specigi 'Dispaich to The. Gan,

:. :s;iopEsTo. FEB. 1T has been as
certaine!i hers. that the. mysterious per
SONS who. sent letters to theo.southern
Pacific Company threatening the wreck
Of trains. if..paynent of $4,000 we're not
made probably had selected a. opoi4t
fiye miles south befe FOR one Of the
crimes. ::
ON: the night. of .JanHary 21 :,R. L:
Garter and his wife; Willie going home
from -;.9this' city. after iRidnight were
.obhgedo to cross tire railroad. In the
center: of the Southern Pacific: rrack
ONLY: "a hundred yards from: the county
road crossing, iheT& buried a. bright
red light, 1t was about. three. feet above
the. track as"though: upheld.by a Stick
As 2. red light signifies danger Carriers S
attention was attracted Inquiry was
made 'the next day but the presence OF
the danger signal was not explained.
The track :sWas in good c9nditioh: .
E .'Ito Was::n until Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
read of the. demand or the Southern
Pacific .Company.an of THE subsequent
ACTION of. the company in. patraIIing the.
track "a .fGll week later that they at
'tached more, than orCiiyiHary 'significancc
to: What they" had seem Carries SAYS
that :tAe.Iight was. mot. from the.l lantern
:Gf of q patr9lnian 9or. ffam:a. track.'velSci-
:peGe, =: .'~ :: =: -: :. :: -.
TT 1T, was: Wdthjfi ,:few. :liiindred. yards.
Of the: p.Qfnt.*.where :the light was .ex-.
hi t.lited that pass engeT tTain'.was heitl
tp-in. 1891; a job sdbSequently attributed'
g, 70 Sonttag and" Evans. then residents.6 Of
- =
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02
Attorney General: Knox Says
. Proposed Amendment Was
ntrodueed. Without .Knowl-
!. edge of the. .Adminfs tration
CRITIcIzEs.:: ::AGTfoN :-:. u.
- s.: OF. OHIO SENATOR
Declares | Passage .':o'f.. Measure n,
Would: Undo: Much. That j Has: !:
:: :Been.- ompfished:-. in L the
::-'RegJlia ation :: Of: Corporations;

;. WASHINGTON.. Feb. 1:-.-.Attorney
General Knox in answer ito INQUIRIES
.as to whether the. bill recently. intro
duced in the Senate by Foraker TO-
amend the interstate commerce. and
'anti-trGst laws, so as to relieEe foreign
commerce from their. operation.' and s0'
as to enable CONTRACTS. to be. entered
into in reasonable restraint OF COM
merce. was Introduced with the knQw1.
edge and approval OF the. &dministTa.
tion;; replied, = Absolutely, no Knox
continued: - - -.
The aniendment proposes. to repeal
the Interstate commerce" law and the:
anti. trust law; so far. as foreign coiIl@
merce is concerned. This would result
in giving foreign commerce an advan-
tage over our domestic commerce.. By,
means of such a power the tariff pro-
lection: will be largely nuIIified- 1t is
well known that the steamship .cOinpa-:
MES and railroads have lin. instances
combined so that foreign traffic has
been carried from Berlin to Chicago at :
rates go per cent lower than similar
goods made in this country 'could be:
transported from New York to: Chi;
cago. -. 80: =. :
Boots. clothing; hardware, etc, from
Germany haye"been carried .through:;to.
San :F.rancisco sat rates .'.66. per- cent
:lower;thal wai.c chaTged. by the; rai9FQad
carrier: on similar ma manufactures of. our :
own country. from a tlan antics ports to +Sa n.
Francisco. -: :. S;::.: =: -. :::tx
;: While ..it.*may be a wise poliey.to..
incorporate THE rliie..of. 'feasona lbienessE
into. the:regnlatio1 bylaw of contracts ::
between: individuals: and contract Of
corporations which ARE ~pri-.
vate Corporations; that, rule has meyer.
been :applied to what are known.>;a
quasi; public carporations..rai raifroads.. for
example.-which exercise. public. fune'-;.
tions' and enjoy 'pifblic: rights. !. This !:
would tend.to. relieve. them:
from many of'.thefr. most :irnportAnt:
the. public. It's enactmen'ts i1I:. =
stead Of being a protection. to- ,cetrI-!r :
merce.. would. be to. effect ain. un;doing
of. very. much of the. :'In0st Important
LEGISLATION. of ,the. last fifteen
years -. -. =: ::
::If+this proposed amendment :shalr:.be
regarded: as. wise. 'legisTation it. oTgl4t
not to: be done secretly. but openly;
with FUN: knowledge OF: the House and
full. .oDportunity -to IL. to be. heard ON.
the subject:':. Such. an: aIneRdInent i.as.
now: :Rroposed> ought. not .t9::he ATTACKED
to::any bill in: thes closing hours of: "a
mofibund House,. -. :: - -...@ s.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02
WAR SUPPL. f. !.
FOR. Q. ""..[NI.HE.Z. |. !. |.
80. e n E.A A .FA IL.
. Ri n. - H.E II / NJ II
FI.ilibuster Steamship :*Qherokeiel
From New: YorlS"Iands Ann \ :.
I nfHHition. at Monte =:.::::CriSti'

-.- - - =
THOMAS, D. W. Feb. II - Ai(l9-
vices aave been received j ere the eff
!. feet: that feevol lutiona General {inli:-.
.nez was at, Monte Gristi on. Jarlisaf3', 29
and prepa ring. TO. .resll1e. contest:
having. received a large upply: OF: afla==
munffion:on~ 5ap pIa'rSv: y abyE:fhe- 'steafi!
ship Gherokee from. eWr- yorl::, =: :: 5:
P. 4 gtnboat. appeared in. the S:effirig OF
Monte. clristl ON. the :2Sth and. was sup !:
posed: to- be wal ting TO: ntercept the:
GlrerOkee. She.;sent: :: a: boat: j n. tow ard
the. shore, but: with ar leIy.; fire. the
-reXoluti iotts IS prevented it laTding*r TO,
This the: gunboat. :respoided: by .bGnlr:
barding Monte: Cristf oh the. e,.99tb6; ne
did. but: slight :Gla mage. *.lin!EeXer,. and
finally. 81 gained AWAY before. the GheTo3
8ee. an 4Fived: and: landed her. ;afnInunI-
-tioTa., -. 80. -: :: :
}. AM. :ariped + schoqneri>. .appeared of
=: Monte Cristi on. j Jafluar 7::and exz :
changed. shots Mith%the. shore, the 're5:oz,
-lutionists firing first. =. ..
: There: has been -lhafd: fghtiIfg .saround
Monte C:rfsti AN d SAINT iago .de.:Ios.tGa@t
balleros:. HuHdTeds 1sif: 'Hein:.have+.b beefi;
killed and business. is pafaIyzed,; - -
= :. WA ASE4tNGTON7 Feb; L III view of
the fact CfereTaI:..;A arales >is, IN
s.irtualpossessio Of, a HIo{'ts: and cities
:ot Sa to- I1oniEgie ,:the aState. EeEsaTtInent
has .rToyls lsiopa lly: ,reco ogHized: Em1lie;:C<
Joubert. as .DomiHiea n! Consul :efenefa1
at New. York. This: was, DONE. to.:faeiil-;
tate business. :. ~ :: g
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02
RUSSIA on WAR FOOTING:
Mobilization OF the SIancliurian Re.
serves Is Announced. ~ ::
ST. PETERsBURG;. Feb. =.

.
ST. PETERSBURG Feb. - -zE-ln
spite Of the expressed ..Rope. of the,
Russian authorities that the. present.
crisis viii be passed eand+a~ ~pacffiic 50 :.
luton Of the Russo-Japanese megotfa7-
tions be reached, il is. Mo longer: con-
cealed that Russia is acticz3I ~: pre-
pared for eveutualities.: =; To-day :the
mobilization Of the ManchuElstr1 : re-
serves was annOunced..-5.. = =: "
Dispatches from NlFdiXostok. ::allz
nounce that $4,000 mensare expected:
there this month TO strengthen. the
garrison. while orders for the .lnobll-
izatiOn Of the reserves in All. the, ter.
ritories of the Far East are. expected
10 be issued soon. Preparations are
making for the mobihZa;fioIa: OF al the.
horses liable to Government >fequis4-
ri0n. The Japanese. Ifl ala rms ar 2.
leaving the country traNeTsed. by tine
Eastern Chinese Railroad. =:
According TO the P0rt.Arthur N0Hy.
Khan the japanese are: l12trIg}a{n nsg TO:
create disturbances in Korea, 50 as to
have an excuse for inteDXeZlilon.: The
Japanese reports OF tiHe :lnteptiop Of
The Seoul garrison to ThUtlny 7s5ere, it
is added circulated. with the object
of inducing the Emperor Of, Korea TO:
seek refuge in the. Russian -legatiofl-
The only result, however, was TO de-
termine the Emperor. to:place- himself
under the protection Of the LRited.
States legation in case OF. necessity. ..
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02
DIVISION OF RUSSIAN .= .=..:: :-:-=,. 3 4: {:
TROOPS HAS ADVANCED: ): :=."*:% s:
TO.THE VAL u. RIVER.
Contlnued From Fac =. column :: :.

The present. made the following state.
ment last night: 49, =. =: =. =:
Il am convinced that. the. delay in
sending Russia's reply is NOT for .th.e
purpose Of enabling the Russian Cow.
eminent to make further:: prepara IONS
for war. bat that Count Eafnsdcorh IS
honestly trying To bring 5the.aInatter IN
dispute to an anlicable settlement: = he
delay. clearly means that a. final str9ls-
gle is going on between the peace and
war parties In Russia. !: hope-z-end 1
think ] may add that f-beleNe-7-!tile
peace party viii triumpI> he cTuZ,
of the whole matter is ttUssia-s. ass1ll..
ances reEa riding Chinese. :sovereis snty
over AIanchuria. On other points ] apan
may agree. TO certain notifications hut
unless Russia. gives afla% assurance,
binding and in writing, regarding Man
churia. Japan viii break X OF: the: negQ-.
tiations and adopt measures TO safe
guard her interests Japan. is<sIncere3Y Y.
anxious for peace. notWithst ndang: re-:
ports 70 the COntrary. and i Russia
gives the very. reasonable. assurance
asked for there VIII be no war other.
wise neace cannot be maintained :
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02
ROY NI1TY'S- AILMENTS. :.
- :: !: ST. Ally C0NCEALEp
:The ::.:Kaiser:s Recent. HIhess :: Makes.
: :: Notable Exgeption: to The. Gen: -
.''..: ga - crai. f&ui Il
- - - ...c =.

= :RoXalt X.s$not6rieu$ per-.
NIT: its a1Tbn4hts ito. :becenie. Known to
the. :pisbdic: is Ifof .sfrpris1iig when. one
takes the *@::troGhIe*to reflect. Upon. the
/: :Inann6r. in which: the recent .fllnesg of
ii: aise1 has Beena exnloited
!: ln t1ieo most ,sebsat1oral mariner by the
OH 'botH. sides. OF. the Allan.
tie 'T'he9 discussfops which have been
held lin print" as TO the nature: of his
malady.: and as TO it's origin. las well as
the: recalling to. the 'niiid 5of the public
:lhe diseases.fo which his near'and dear
Relatives as. .Wep'es more remote ances-
tors hate .succumhed,: ,:can scarcely have
.proyed pleasant. reading: to. this most
:up TO 'da$e.of nfopafchss. the oonly coih:-
Spensatiot. being the UNIVERSAL expires;
sion Of sympathy. as.:well as Of. hopes
foE:liis FecoVery,''
!. - That. the. growth in: the Erniperer::s
. throat. has. not been of malignant
:chatacter. S.now.e .est1bushed beyond all
!. manner Of doubt land if .his recovery
: from the 'tri1i9b. .operation.to which he
/. was 'subject.ed. has. been slow. it has been
;due entirely to the fact that he:was:a at
the time when it owas0' undertakep so
terribly run: down from: overfatigue
(: :that.t'wo oor three months beforehand
. his medical: advisers, :as well. as the
: Empress; had been urging. him to. take
a rest. -
|. There is no 0hayder worker.'.ih the
German empire than the Kaiser, whose
Intense activity; is apparent in .everg
-phase of German rfe2 and Whose in.
tense. energy physical. as weIl..as men
:taf. .:has. for. a long: time past not, al
lowed. him sufficient rest: i. II. naturally
;fol1cwss; that when .oyertaken. by. an ill
ness such as that from which he. has
/. .siow:*than. If. he had been at. the time
in 2. less .Qyerfatigisd condition. 90
: Then, toos It is only natural that his
physicians ;and his family should insist
upon more than. ordinary caution being
exercised. during. his convalescence. in
view. of the nature. of the death which
robbed him of his father and alsoe.of his
mother. -. -. oso's.
{: one thing, however, the Kaiserss i'll
ness has brought oto light Tt has
served to show hew wonderfully he has
grown in public estimation, both at
;home and abroad. For several years
after his accession to the throne he
was distinctly unpopular. regarded as
a menace to peace, and a subject Of
condemnation and even ofs ridicule.
New. however, people have come to. the
conclusion that hes is. a monarch who
can i'll be spared and the continuance Of
whose reign constitutes guarantee of
peace. Nowhere has this opinion been
more pronounced than in the, AIner-
ican newspaper. which have appar-
emily come To the conclusion that his
interest and admiration for this coun-
try are sincere and that his professions
of friendship arS bona fide. Indeed. he
gave proof of this the .othersday, when
he was among the first of the European
sovereigns 10 express his approval of
the action of the United States. Govern
ment in connection with Panama
Baltimore American.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02
MRS. LEWIS 5zAx. :
Most Successful Woman insurance
Agent in New York. = :. =. =.
IL W l5th 81. ~. :Y.ork- Sc:

141 West 18th ST.. New York City: i
NY profession is that of life iflsur-
ance agent. and for several, years @i-.1nade
the best record Of any -wonlan t:.vvorlNin 9
for our company The work .ls very l .e9S-
acting. and I succeeded only by keeping
constant watch on myself. as friends
warned me that might have: nervous
prostration. ...-'= - '7.-I.-.:- =
in this business, as fn.:T many others,
success. depends almost = entirely upon.
how you are feeling. 4. tired. lows s. pllrIt-
&C solicitor might as we'll stay at home:
sI used to take coffee in: large quanti-'
ties 10 keep my brain clear, and my s:pir-,
its UP. bur I knew this would tnjlre my
digestion and my nerves. discovered
that Pains's celery Compound gave me
lust the strength needed by feeding my.
nerves and keeping me in good healta: =.
u go out TO my work every Saorning
feeling bright and cheerE and 4cozHdent-
II I did not I would newer be able to
make the income that-I do: .--. =:
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02
E AND X4Lt i Lt.iBTf ;;:: :,
f; 81. :: t.. i. DEVIL ..FiIiloMERs
Single Plant Worth, Ten Thousand
Dollars in a Million Dollar Orchid :.
=. -: ColIecffoh :E'',=- -:

=.
+: ..:s The: f0yyer. pot :was like: a:toy.. The
.tfa2s.s,' in: it ,Ve1ild:. have: made a.
tea1poco;nfui: Out. of the .niejss two 1tirfy:
;leaXes: each less: than a: b ;fff inch ionG:-
Reeped :hey:. were: variegated. leaves:
their i.i @1tght. .ha4Xss: were green and. theif
..left::: i: Ives. white: Pot. earth, leaves.
and "a Il :: :ffilis plant would have slipped
siiy:into-a ma MS. ocket.: -:
s Asrl!d:y'yet' SO 900 had: been. offered for.
it. It::did:not: weigh. AM. ounce. There
was. noth hing ;te:dt' but two tiny. leaves
upon: a eteam:1ess than, AN. :iffiicShx long.
4et it .5gas;zvoi:t $4,000 -:
p: IT was adi orchid in The .dolIectf9n: of
Mrs; George .B. ?Wilson::of. PhiiadeIpiiia;.'
Mrs. W.ilsGn:s orc hids are. ::said.. to ::be
the finest: tn America -sGrne say :-the
fiiiest in he. worlti:< Tfle;. iittle plant
was: d cross between: a: Cattieya aiirea:
and CattlGya :labiatar: it was: ::tw
YEARS: old .and:1t; would. be; five. years
more: before: it would %begfn. .:t6;. bl6Grn;.
But it was the. only 6rchtdi TIE. ::w6fId
with. leaves. half. gEeah and:haTf: white.
and therefore Sai1dera; the. English: COL
<lectQr aein'g. it. in. n Noyember. .:saidy- -:
II Wifi gtye Sduy sIl000 for it 80. - ..: =:
=.
: ::But:sMrs= Wi son s garderier. replied. :.
'yye: buy all we can b{it..:w .Ieyer:
jsall:'},
!: MIS-: :yYfis6n lives at. Fortyzt third "a nd
:.Walhut Streets. :Bhiladelphia;;::. SAYS the.
New y :!Tribune. Ten :yeafs. a ago5*sh6
bought 'th9:Grth5as', Of: :Tlrastus e:3rnine
of New. y Dirk. 20 OoQ*pIants, which Mr.:
I53ynjng had: been forty years. JIM. gath
:ering; She engaged: for' her gardener
AIphohs e:'Paricat,. who had. been. head:
gardner. at the :6fchid farm of ::Baroii
:Afph6ffse de. RothSehild. of. Paris. 'and
/: she sent. off, with q rowing: con9inissidtp,
Henri .BarrauIt, a. skilled ofchid hnnter.
For :the.. last ten years, thaiiks. so tie.
. daring: aitd' ;ths: industry of. Barrault,
and thanks. to the p8tiento art: t:of. Peri.
-aat. herr correction has" been growing
greatly. .It8is practically a. collection
(: That. Represents fifty years of work: ut
ifuinbegs .2O,OOO nlants. over $4,000 oof.
which are Unique. With duplicates Ho::'
where in the world, andit is worth (as
/ Er;astus' Corning spent 100000" on. :it,
and as Pericat has propagated from 'it
over 1000. hybrids) close Upon 81 DOC. OOO.'
1t. is said to be .the. besto COLLECTIONS in
America. and .SaIfders says lit. is: in
many respects the best ;coEection'ifi the
wiorld.:chieago: Record=Heraid.' .e::!...
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02
ALMOST WHOLE FAMILY. -.
-: - PERISH IN A FIRE
Residence i'm Council. Bluffs Is De-
stroxed and Mother and Five
Children Are Burned.
COUNCIL .BLUFFS. .Iowa. =

COUNCIL. BLUFFS. .Iowa; Feb. q
The residence sof. Peter Christensen,
Sixteenth avenue and Third street, was
destroyed by Ere early this morning.
His five children, ranging in age from
a babe in arms to IL years old, were
burned TO death, and Mrs. Christensen
was burned so badly that she will die.
The husband was in the country at
the time. No one knows how the fire
started.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02
A STRANGE ( COUNTRY S :. s. !.
:. AND: sTR;ANGE PEOPLE
Korea s.. Is ;,:Reinarkpble-, for Many.
:. Things: Especially the ABB, i, +: .
-: -: :sence Of. rsoads:..: =: - =: :: :.


!. Korean: sampa nss ply. between the:
:hatoba .uandfng placej ..:and the ship.
ping in the .harbar; and for 10 Japanese:
cents: eighty: brass cash or. Dr. a package;
Of cigarettes ONE is: .rowed. across the:
bay-.a bay: fairly: alive with. Beaitifuf,
inedusae;;: which spiasmodically:.e expand
and'.c6nTact: as:they drift. by. with. the.
tide. AS K Koreans :capnot. sit ON Il heir
heels comfortably in moving samnah
they. stand, and in :rte. absence: of fegu2..
lar'seats the passenger goes shoTewaHd
like Colossus of. Rhodes: trimming the
craft by :nlacing:a foot on each. side. of :
the center line and arching threugh:the,.
air with it's. swaying.:. - -.
The .onky. brisk thing.in Chemulpo is
the tide, which rises. thirty ssix feet. and
drops away from. the shore. in. a man.
ner startling ITO behold AS: it. ~swirIs.
land :rushes seawaTd acres of :glstening
mud begin to show in the harbor and
.ere long hundreds of .iunks are resting
like fat. cassowaTies on the. bottom of
the'bays Scores of clam. diggers swarm
ever the Shiny flats, and Korean. boys
water left glistenfng in the sun ACROSS
the''fats the Han River winds like a.
muddy. ribbon, and :alE. the larger boats
string along it's channe1-e a channel too.
marrow 10 admit. of. a thousand ton ship.
|: turning in it's width. 80. -. =,
Taken altogether, there is. scarcely a
.half5mile of deeept:street in Chemulpo..
The rice-paddy: paths of China are
sand -papered .bouievards.. compared to-
the nfisnamed country roads: of Korea.
and this truth. is. thrust home to the
walking tourist ere he is a. mile from
I.the'toYn limits of Chemulpo. %
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02

imperial remount deRaxtmieniit:~are in !
the 0kanogans.a ,Nicola:disricts of !
British. Columbia. @purchiasihg :hofses
for the Japanese cavalry and :fQr: the /
land transport: service. Other. buyers Z.
:=n!Imher of horses have. been' secured.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02
OCEAN TRAVEL.
steamers leave San Fran

q =" :. !. ]. :.
Ac@ steamers leave san Fran
XX%O% . cisce as follows;
KZ ~IM For sEetchikan, Wrangel.
M VRf5elfa S>A Juneau. Haines. Skaguay.
( h. NWHNA 3 etc. Alaska--fI a. m, Feo-
| VsSSkAt ! g. 10 10 90. .. Mar l.
\HSE N ECf Change 70 company $ steam
NlNN az ers. at Seattle.
d. -N<5f5SFlL/. For Victoria, Vancouver
Of. Port Townsend. Seattle, Ia
coma Everett, sVvbatcou-I1 a m. Feb ;.
10. 15. 20. 25 MAJ, 1. Change at Seattle 70
this. company's stearaers for Alaska and Q y
Tsys: at Seattle or Tacoma TO n p Ry-; az
Vancouver to c. P sF3y.5
For Eureka jHurnbOdt. Bayl-Pemona. 1:SO
lao + o. .. M. iFeb. 4 7s i3 is 25 Mar. ?
:. For Los Angeles s(vie Port Los Angeles and
Redondo) san Diego and santa Barbara
santa Rosa sundays p a.
r. state Of California Thursdays a. m
For Los. Angeles, (vfa san Pedro and East
san sPedroJ santa Barbara, Santa Cruz Mon
terev San Simeon. Cayucos, Port Hartford CSan
Luis Obisp0).. i! Ventura and Hueneme.
Coos Bay a, m. Feb. 5. f3 81 %. Mar. 3
: Bonita 10 a s; M. Feb. Q. II. Is March 4
For .E,nsahada T. OIagdaleua Bay San Jose del
ala = Ciaavuias e8lex.)- 10 a. m. 9TH each
month. For further information obtain folder
Right Is. reserved TO change steamers OF sah-
TICKET OFFICES New Montgom-
cry sts- palace Hote). 10 Market St and Broad-
4Eav wharves-s Freight office. 10 Market ST
. O. d. DENA Mn. General Passenger Agent
- 10. MarISet street san Francisco
The 'Pacffs Transfer Co. 20 Sutter ST.
viii call for. and. check baggage. from hotels
and residences. Telephone. Exchange SlZ.
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NEW YORK. Feb. Mime calve who
arrived last week from Europe made her first
appearance this year as Carmen at the Met
ropolitan Opera-house tonight, Scotti singing
the role of Escamillo.
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JAPANEsE BrY HoRsEs.

Agents Of the AIikado:s :GoteInment
Busy in British CoEhmbia. =: .5..-.
VANCOUVER. b. C.. Feb: !. ..-Sex-
eral accredited agents of the Japahese-
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rroude
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PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND

Il suppose few people who have. NOT
been cured of diseases send you letters
but though I have never been. sick. 70
speak of. 1 thought what a: great. help
Paine.s. Celery Compound had been TO. me,
when was taking it Yesterday. norn@
ing. and decided I would send. you TINS
letter. l.: -: - :: -
.Tt has been worth actual money, to-
me. as I doubt whether would. 1iake
half my present income il I did not have
it, MRS: LEWIS. MAY: -. l:-.'
:, II is men. and wonen%who are always
at their: best" who: have made. and" "a re
making this country what it's. ...-::~:<'
r. Not all tine busy. people are baEniug
out their nerves. There q re. :thouSandS.
who understand that. force. must be sup
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their bodily health: =: And. they: :: take
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p: Paine's Celery Compound. is . keeping
OF people Well-So well that
few. of. them. eyer think to send in "a
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A Guaranteed; Cure for Piles. =

Itching, Blind Bleeding: o." "ProirudinE' Piles:
Your. druggist will .refuud. money: II: Pazo
Ointment tails TO cure you in 6 to a days 50c''
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02

- Sailing Wednesdays ard Fridays
Majestic. FEB 3. 10 am Cedric Fsb. "a. II am
Celtic. FEB II. 8 am oceanic. .Mar.9. Noon
81 e Standardization
Cretic- 2 s.. >....--. "a. Feb A. Mar q Mar 81
CyTnrics .s,...ss. 80. Feb. rs. Mar. IT, Apr -
session MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
. %" Azores, Gibraltar, Naples. Genoa
new. 80. Feb Mar %
RCMANIC 49,: -'---. Feb. %. APT. 8. May 14
CANOPTCS.. g. -. a4........-..-..M Mar I3
c. d. TAYLOR. Passenger Agent Pacific Coast
21 Post St.. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02

=. MEXICO cEiY. :F.sfb :l..coioheL Carol .yn.
laEcs' Chief OF: Police OF Il his: city. was iIlei
yesterday BY: beirig +strGeKr By the: pole Of "a
carnage IN fEo2t q: the bull: ring =:
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02

..BERLlIN. : Feb: Il the Detitsch1;::: i;#ee
Zetp9g SAYS 4 hat .E:nperor: Ni!Eanf: WILL EN-,
bark, u :Kiel: on .Aiarch:6 ofr:- his PraiecteI
eFnl ..Qn March 49, -: -: -