Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-11-26
DIRECT FROM CHILL
Arrival OF the United statea
Steamer San Francisco.
InieFvt~w wnh Aamirnl nvewa- gans
f~paiaF hFFsFa N@FFeet~d a. meaa.
tlsn - ths rreahi~a Days 10
the Gkhiaa mspahIle.

FN AhAeAt~ARt NV ~ ANutffaA
brown, u the cruiser san Franeiseo.
when approached Zoe an Interview BY a
United Press correspondent shortly
after the arrival of his vessel from
thaL yesterday moruins. said.
We bring very little news In fact
almost everything that happened was
known Ia the United states before n
hecame Public IN Chilli Correspondence
~ American papers would telegraph
news to New YORK aRd then Il would
h. telegraPhed back 20 Valparaiso and
appear in the afternnun papers We
left san franci~co ON April last. and
stopped AZ Acapulco, where We took on
coal lrnm Acapaicn we went direct
q lqulguc We were AZ che latter
place when the ltatA pat IN. and We
seixcd her According ~ Instructions
some ~ the stories 'elcNraphed 10 San
Franeisco were very ridiculous Dor
instance, you had lquiqae bomhar,ied
several times The nearest any man.
uf-war ever came ~ the place was
about Eve miles We could hear Or.
ing, hut We never even saw The splash
- one q their missiles inithc water
After the capture ~ Valparaiso aud
the hnai surrender 90 Balaa.
ceda's troops many - bis most
prominent hdhercnts tnok refuge on
the San franci,co. and Ne aftsrw ards
landed them az Callao We had Aisout
twenty q them On l-Bard 81 Que time.
among them being the wife. four
daughters aud two sons uf Admiral
Wei, the iutcndcnts n Valparaiso,
lulio Hana.ios Espainus. Balmaccsla' =
minister - fursisn .amair~. Senor
Domingo Godui, minister "a Justice.
tsmarl Perez Moutt. minister "a war.
MANUEL haz. Daniel Iiaimaceda.
brother ~ the president aud q number
- uthrrs Some ~ thcss have found
their way back g. ChlL but others viii
make Peru their hume fur some time
D. eums
How abput the story that Ralma.
eeda escaped on board the san Fran.
ei~cn admiral
oh. h was simply ease % mis-.
taken dcutity They Thought Col VI.
daurrc was the president The people
of Valparaiso wuuld have luceu alno.,
a. well pleased ~ have caught "
daurrr, however. a. lialmacrda Had
either q them got into the hands a
their enemies their lives wouisl
not have b~vn worth a moment :
purchase. They wouid have been
toru limb from limb God. vllaurre
was president ~ the court that or,
dered twenty college boys shot The
boys had formed an Organization "a.
vartng the insurgents. aud they wesn
faaAaalwmskE Aaamv ESCAPED. hnt nl.unt
lpTeniy mvsN shut ThAs arom~t she
tfeenae te xtsts "a frsnw and made
lkAem ee~wN - anemfR NsAsm~Fe. Y
sire~@esf y isfl~sts ' v NC " Aafssas aa.A. 49,.
tending ~ w. druak managed - reach
our ship lle was accompanied by one
a his uaicrrs and We landed h-lth %
them in rcru"
Minister Egpn has hecn verv So
vergly criticised fnr the wav he has
conducted affairs la chilli and IA i said
that Americans arr thoroughly di.liked
Ia e"u~equene.. d. you know any.
thing about ~"
this much Minister Egan conducted
bimsef in the mot dignihed manner
ga al occasions Tie saw that all ~.
spcet vas paid o. his cnuntrv's aap
and ncisd on many trying occasions
with great tact aud Judgment Trom
What saw while in chill
Americans are - well liked a.
any other nationality under.
dsrstand that bath Minister Egan
ani myself were criticised Cor not
sending word q the taking ~ Val.
Varaisn, bnt the wires were down. ~
how cuuld we scnd q dispatchp The
only message which rut through was
sent by q Newspaper rcpurtrr named
Wolf After the city was takrn q reigu
~ terror ensucd soldiers tore %
their uniforms And began firing on
friend and fne Every hou~s and shop
vas shut up and the operators ae,l
FROM The telegraph Office. Toward
evening q lull In the killing took
place and the strr.ts were partly
cleared Wolf slipped ashore, inter.
viewed a numb - people. hunted up a
telegraph opcrutor and got his dispatch
away. few moments sftsr the dis
patch bad been seni the firing broke
oat again aud the mob cut the tsle-
graph wires and burned down a nun.
eer u Poies I, took me twenty seven
hours, with the aid ~ the police. % get
the break repairrd aud then sent ont
my communication 10 the government.
The wires 70 Santiago were also cut, -
Minister Ewan couid not telegraph
either. The cundition ofafFairs in Chill
q that time does not appear 10 have
been very well understood For in-
stance, James Gordon bennett, ~ the
New Work. Herald. tclcgraphed Wolf a.
ter the fan % Valparaiso a. follows.
"find balmRccda aud interview him. {"
A. shout 80. oo0 Chilians were Al that
moment seeking the same man aud
thirsiing for his blood, Wolf was In
dilenma lie did bis best. however.
bat u course failed. Ralmaeeda was
Al that time hiding In santiago. Then
there was aa entire misconception a.
to the values paid Cor produce and
other goods. The only cargo that paid
expenses. ! should Judge. was that
which the Moniserr ~ broaght down Of
course eoal was $50 ton aud potatoes
$50 sack. but thea you losi sight of
the fact that the dollar was only worth
thirty centa"
Before leaviag the ship the United
freAs correspondent asked Admiral
hruwn about the anti-fouling paint
in reply 10 question the ADMIRAL said.
several kinds of ansi-fonling paint
were tried a. an experiment aud some
% them ! know have proved 20 be
failure. A paint that will stand
one climate win not stand another. n
4 can be managed the san Francisco
viii L. taken 30 Mare island to-mor-
row and thea when she Ia doeked We
Nhl see whseh paint has stood best"
''hy the japanese aies whieh arrived
on the las, steamer said the eerrn-
sPondent we learn that . Japanese
man -oi-war which bad been laeauered
. year ago vas doeked aud her bottom
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