The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-14
AIDED BY OFFICERS.
Conclusion Of the Valparaiso
Inquiry,
The MeTCileSS Mob Assisted by Chilean
Police and Soldiers,
Baltimore Sailors Attacked Without Provo
cation - Interesting Statement Of
Captain SChley.
Ertcisl to The MORNING CAlL.

Vallejo Jan. 13-The Baltimore in
,ri,v MAS .or9n,etp3 late this afternoon. 1t
.Io..,., civ, 5,,.s and e,arv osnoct of the
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HI@i HAS '1eU lU.'' '-' '7'.7
-FOUR days were taken up WIN 'ue 'o9'''ii'"S
of men who related Their Individual expert
ences during the riot By this testimony
facts were clearly brought out that the at
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SUu o,-sts.
Work Inc HIN 0'S Llsu'c"l 0'i eeI' VI '''0
ship testified as To the WOUNDS received oy
the BaItimOTe's men and as to criminal ne
elect of wounded sailors in the Valparaiso
bospital. the authorities refusing to treat
t,a mon themselves or allow the BlItfDlore's
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THE CHILEAN COUNT
To-day several senior officers testified as
n the LEGAL proceedings in VALPARAISO
bringing ont clearly tha inter failure Of the
VaInara-s7 court IN establish ANYTHING tn
the datrinaDt of the safIoIs and the care
which +ba court exercised in avoiding anv
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qu7>'i'i2 ''' III 7'' O,.No ~ ~ -
on the valparaiso ponce linen Oap.a'u
Senley took the stand ana pT0ceeueu 70
give resume Of the whole history Of the
shin since first reaching Valparaiso. He
sDoka ovar an bour clearly and forcibfv
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anu ",s lS'e1iSO ~ VIZ - CO ~ =
an Huulthce lHAt cIoNueu the CouI'-lOO'h'
lie showed forth plainly the inception and
growth OF the antt-AmerIcan feeling among
CLuaers bas{dss many disoourtasias no
ttt,5ta -. 80 so,~,r,+,. ~
was suoJTo'9I a. 11 ga" 80 80 = ny -
BIS men On sNo!e SuOlt'4 O'4o'0 li'e -lo'o
began, and they were all sober But even
If they had not been, he declared that be
saw no reason WHY they should have been
visj,s5 Win csnifal rnnisbmeut for being
WIN -''
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MISTAKEN FOR AN AMERICAN.
The first witness This morning was Lieu
So. Tr-f,l Che L = \ ovso,ti,o
80 8ol.tL',.-, ~ ,.e+ita1 -
Cln'7i ~ t17 %. -illi.le -
follows: On OclooeI ION III men Oh 'Ae
Baltimore were granted tweniy-fouT hours
liberty. st that time there were also En-
glsh, German and French men-of-war in
mort and their men vera granted liberty on
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e"I''l HaU .OoSH a''"~A ne anu oo"'0" -
some CAlFans pIlOI 10 OctooeI Iosh' ana IL
" As reported mat the laJleT excused IueM-
selves oy saying lueE 'HouBuL me man was
an American, went ashore october loth
at 80 clock win captain Schiey ana re-
NAMED until ao ut $50 CLOCK. saw dur
Ing the afternoon thirty or forty OF cur
sail rs who were ashore, 1 remarked al
the time TO the captain tBat the men were
behaving very well saw not more than
three Nh7 showed any signs OF having oeeu
cruising aud l--y we're not nlSOeA"F'ng.
do remember TIE names OF these men
Among those saw on sh0Te ana "A9 We're
perfectly sober, We're; d. Hamilton, caTPeD-
ser mate anu jerry Anderson coal-heaFeT;
Both oI these men were seriously WOUNDED
IN Tie Tnl &ls9 sa" Jerry ANDERSON
again ABOUT . CLOCK 10 tbe evening "Heu
he came ABOARD Jue SNIP o'uiy !LJuIeI: lie
Was not under lHe luAurnce OF llquuI.
Dr. Suit was recalled, ana stated that
when ne IIst FISl5tu the uoSp!lal, Ociooer
lIJh, 10 -ooh aI-eT IuTnbuli, Ia!U'J, DAVID
SON. hamilton anu ISnltl, ne caIeiuty
aSAeu '4e , steI Oh ChaII'y III CHaIEe VI tie
room whether these men were drunk Wnen
they were brought TO the hospital me night
before. lie Sister replied mat tnty were
SOBER
MERE FORMALII4'
James II. Sears, Lieutenant attached to
the Baltimore, testified:
ION October 18th the commanding officer
sent NE ashore to call upon the Inteudeute
and arrange about the funeral Of Riggin,
and also TO endeavOr to obtain the release
OF our men III jail and al the hospital. L
iound lolIt y, men 10 J,Hl ana I'VE IN the
ms 1al' nc C.i NJ Vi ohJ9 assul9u lHG
that evening" IS tHeIe were no CHaIRes
ssalnst theH' Aaeel III Jug Gay l procure re
s1o IoieasS U t"en4 * ,Ile 4l9u. l nc
1Cuso " GtiiiIoS Y1-1t,u - ERASE
t'o L09' = "OsiN e""l H''0 .ll0lI
S1ulH "e"tCu " t4o -H-i0"li
Nuul.. l uec.LLeo 20 slte q fuaLd.IIee' ,S TIu
Ilet1n ueu VIZ IeIoIue . III Jan. nc
IIuee sla'eu tuaL CIeL0 were 10 CuhIReo
aEa'lI9' my u" eI''5 Ioos,90u, gut t.-e ele' ca
te1aHeu sDomG u "ouIus SLiI apPealeu "a
hllsll Og "au'eq ID we Fe9usaI.ou oI tne
~ ', my ! ""o Va Gt'eot.1o N.Y. 70 'e-
1ui ~ tGo So go - = ~, ga %itH
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~ it - 'IT "a - 80 I0.C,oV'
Il pGsolol9; pITsStu tlle uuso W nutIg
so ~ '0sS H5 III lLlq ouIy LoPiy CIul4
ee. y a. tI9Ld nd; -HOugdt, OS'ooet l5s'., l
ean t II Uuttt"i ouu Iieu ~ ~ H"Ge tno
Meu III the uOspltaL Iolea5ea. me Judge
LeluseuI as tuo Hlou udu HoI Oeeu eAdlulHeu'
SECRET EXANINATIoN.
The next day, october 20 was sent by
captain 9cLIey 70 attend tne examination
OF the eieF . men. l was present %heh
&c" pITHn'tA .S 4u9oL'Ohs were aeAeu ny
tnt CieIA VI tile To9IS puI "net tney were
saAqn OeLolo s.o . uqse was ny petIhIlteu
70 NC plesou'' ou 'ue sIouuu tudt tue eA-
a'.uN "@o "9iet 4ii0 ~ ,iio eSenins
snS Iheu Hclo teleaSou. CoP1"lu 9CHIey
naa gwen at@I"uIee LOT me return OI any
o. tneil sil@t Ill'E,l' % an 'ea W tHe court;
was InIoII ! Oy some q 1ne men several
4ays Iatet .n@' a' tLlIS examination they
go - o. q P.P ~. "I'.'oH III
S2paLnS,in, "nIG , tHey we're Io . was mere
ttOila!L1y, anu " n .,- sIa'eQ that tIey Hsd
sahe1 10 par ~ tle IIot OIL ne ION Of Oo-
e9eI II: II UtcoLl.ns Aug"h shat the men
Hhu s.eu an eAyneIaI , Vi tne ponce,
asheu tAem WIetntE luey Hau uOue So