The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10
More Testimony Of a COrTob0Ta-
tive Nature.
Captain Schley of the Baltimore Vas Sub
ieoted 10 IgdignitieS From the
Chilean Naval Officers.
krscial 10 THE MoBSINs CALL.

bt the courtroom, Mare i9.'Hu' ~ 'U~a0
Advocate Remey this morning. United
r,-- r,;-4-.,. A4rrrnar Garter was not
~-"'07
present.
1s,,,as Gillian fireman. said he first heard
Ia .,,7..,l- ,,be,
OF tAe u-s'Ii l''il-V al -o0N'
lie was told the D3luMOre'S men were get
ting licked bv a mob at the mole. On going
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uoHu Win a. a. SAC - '-''' '
other Shipmatc. he was intercepted By the
crgwd In irving 90 assist one Of the BaltI-
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A-oIo H0H N0 w.
BB continued: we HelQ our own WIN
o,-r fs+s and feet fiI they closed around US
80. .,r,,. end
WIKI stones we Ha" - - """-'
slipped through q saloon door and got on
1,or.a-osr vrhfeb fooL me 10 the other end Of
St. a., o,,-
tle city Uu NO. use my ''''1 Va
thing TIL one of the crowd lTleu 10 Trip me
go, a. T ,,o,+ ~ the rascua Of sbinmate
"P - o-,l,.f+b 7 y,,s s+rucl-
A"tD0o o0'-" l
twice with sjicN' once WIN e''"7 'U1
once with a knife. / saw police oIlcer
with cutlass there. I was in uniform at
tfa tf,,,a and WAS OprfecrIv sobpr. All the
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4--0A '''' w - -
a N.Y. al i'-o' l.
a. j. Stewart, hIStclaSe fireman OF me
Baltimore said tie earliest idea he had OF
any disturbance was when the boats passed
.5,- f-f.,ro,,, ,asso}s YTuaSrar and Ctcbrane
,'.~ 80 go, ~, b,or5 .rsl-iD7 -hofr
ne c5e.u see -"7 i'7l oN
MSS ana AA-Ee'' anu 2'Iu ~ 10 II
There's going to be trouble, sure p, 10 In
gong around town DE nlet l'i5--H anu A a.
b.tL gsln SAID ne was QrlhhinS NOUNS
aud witness sand he was gla4 OF IL, lie al
T.sel The boys HOT 10 uItdA anu 10 AceP
level heads. lerling sure IHgie was EoIAs ~
lerT. BILE. The witness suoSe4ueuiiy NeII
into LegerS saloon IN me tal!e bLauco III
Ire southern paE- az atpaIaisu. seems
one az his slpmaJes on tAe street ne to44
il job uy ne means 20 4et d .ileaH sel oeHtuu
u. bur 90 Keep jh-m al Id front Oh num-
! G. Witness proceeded.
"a CG can came aIter me Win a hnlIe,
and knocked Hun down. announcer man uid
same thing and served A'm the same
way. A Chilean mdn-9t-WaI man maze
rush f.r GIl.eu Win knife, ana L knocked
LIN down toe. L got Giilen up ana l4eh
ell shower OF D4VlnS-s.oht9 came from
ire MOB that we LtQ o. get away. A"el d
citizen ana luie3n maI-oI-WaT man win
3 En Ie came IT me from oeulnQ. carson
knocked tle m3u-aI-"3rs man down. Inc
Ct.e. fellow was on ms knees, eIaOuIhg me
l} the .eE TO suck his k4Ie INTO me. MI
tLl 90 the side al the leau anu hhJched
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Etl u i1l'gs- ne meme - -.
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60" 54elt l'a,9' 10 Ia - = -
-"9 "-94 81 VI, "a 80 49, II a - ''l-
4~-As Supy-e'- liz ''t1t u 'S1AA -
-.t-eI man "l4ouI -7 h.!otAg Gu wv " IN
d -st'-=' -H u s'.-u'l 'u mn 10 ~ % 800
s.-~ - % % .--tl~ N.tCi q '' y" ii2 az -
ls-1I-u ~ -- VIZ t''g' VIC 5 - "a
E--V.a' t-4t-tt.-7s' a9 N0 N-'~O HIS ""1 ON'
JOHN CAR~oNS STORY.
John Carson. fireman, cJrT0UOrated the
statements 0f previous witnesses as q a
waning given by we.I-dispoSed citizens not
60 be uut after dark, as tue C4IlenOS were
going to attack them after dark, as soon as
tie men were split up. Ials warning was
gwen ia Riley saloon, en- C0clraue street.
ON iug toward the mole he was told some
If lis ShlpMaJeS were getting Killed.
" Then, said he witness, L met man
named sullivan, belonging 10 t0e Baltl-
MCTe's crew, and l gathered TIE boys To-
geJLeT as quick IS ! could aud we went
down 10 the mole, where [ saw a mob Of
Chileaus attacking our men from bot b sides.
We ned them ana seemed to be getting
the best Of ii with our fists when the mob
started throwing stones. The fighting was
heaviest around the monument. i man
stood 10 front Of ne with a knife and l
made for him. he lodged away from me
and made a pass at Stewards back letgo
ny fit ana caught him on the side Of the
head, knocking him into the street l
Jumped on the car with a crowd following.
The car stopped and jumped out and made
fur the Gale de Pratt With that. finding l
was not followed. L went to the Plaza Vie
toT3
by and by the mob came uD and l went
into a cigar-stOre. l raised my hand 70
strike the first man that came for ne. and
the crowd opened out l slipped behind tie
counter, when a young gentleman rushed n
and said: I'm an American. For G2d's
sake get that UNIFORM on lHey re yelllng
LOT 4ouT gI0od. lhty want UlooQ- a4hee
blood / put On citzen : elutheS' when
were procured LOT me- We started eut 20
Iook lor my shipmAtes' l ne mon did hot
oHer 10 moieSt me When l Had tne cltlLen