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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-30
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Athletic Exhibition the Principal
Feature for To- Night.

Athletic Exhibition the Principal
Feature for Tonight.
With the programme of athletic events
which the athletes o: the Young Mems
Christian Association will present at the
Mechanics Pavilion tonight a series of
most interesting events Will furnish en-
tertainment for the thousands who nightly
throng the fair.
DR.. II. L. Dietz, the physical director,
will have charge of the programme. All
who will take part are strictly amateurs.
but there are many among them who can
put professionals to the blush
The events and those participating will
be as follows:
Fancy club swinging, H. L. Dietz, NJ. D.
Parallel bars Messrs. E. Fleischer, E.
spacher, r. White, +. Shear, f. Saunders Jr.
Olympic games, junior members:
(n) Rooster fght-F. Stable VS.. ]. Davidson.
c. Spear vs. ]. Voge and H. Huguenin.
lei Indian wrestling, two trials-E. Boni-
field vs. L. Bufford, w. Andrews VS.. R. New
field, C. Weinans VS.. r. Rose.
Id Long dive over four ano six boys-W
(c) Indian club passing-White, Captain
George Thompson VS.. black, Captain John
Juggling 2e-pound cannon ball-George
Baker.
Association Akro Quad-Messrs. n. L Dietz,
NJ. D.; George Stewart George Parmenter,
Charles Stewart.
The Union Iron Works Will be the guest
of the directors of the institute tonight.
1t is expected that over 5000 employees
will be in attendance.
Miss SuZy Tracey has an attentive au-
dience of ladies every afternoon in the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-30
SAN FRANCISCO CALL"

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL
10 Market street, open until u o'clock every
night In the year.
BRANCH oFFICEs-527 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $50 O'Clock.
339 Hayes street. open until $3.50 o'clock.
615 Larkin street: open until 9:30 O'clock
SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open
nntil o'clock.
124S Mission street; open until O'clock.
251S Mission street: open until o'clock.
1877 Ninth street; open until 80 O'Clock.
1905 Polk street; open until $3.50 o'clock.
NV. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky
streets; open till o'clock.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RUSS HOUSh.


r Fitzgerald, San lose II o Britten Fresno
J * Nj rim, Woodland II Coly Circus
ID Pinkney, San USE j. ID Burns. San Jose
r Ellis, >unol ID Mckenzie, Z rcus
VIM Rauth, Ci Gus W Burkhart, Circus
I B tile ircus ID Shiveley Scotia
G Larsen, Eureka w ] Steenfot, Scotia
i harrington, Trinidad s Barrett, Portland
w killian. Eureka II B Hitchngs. Eureka
ID Ham m, Eureka j. LauZon, New
MIS- brewster, Mass A McAuslan New City
Mrs Pillman, Modesto 6 Lyon, Catalina
Mary Larkin, Angels w rown, Portland
r Post, Sac.o e J Lee, Quincy
Mrs >wearingen, Cal Mrs Tufs, Davlsvil 9
w Taught Pineville Z Warn r, Circus
Harris, Circus + Young Circus
w White Circus r Harrington, ircus
w Roth Circus Brown. Circus
w Clayboru, Circus G Walsh Circus
W Ii smith, ircuS NJ dams, Los Ga:o5
Mrs Newcomb, Cal u Zumwalt. Scotia
J 5 Donaghho, Ohio A Warner, Ohio
w Beach & W. Ohio
GRAND HOTEL
F Faston & W. PIT COSTA q Fl shepard U
G Lee, sacramento Mrs Thompson, Sacto
w Warren, San Jose ID Nash. Nicolaus
+ e Clark Dan tilIeA Miss NJ Young. Cal
Miss Young, Cal Miss Young, Cal
] a Blair, Sacramento ] NJ Mannon. Ukiah
MRS Nj Eidred. Uktan : Long, HaywardS
T B nusse Hayward Morgan, Santa CRUZ
] & Hayes Il W, Cal A II Johnston, Eureka
J w Browning, Cal w Thompson, Modesto
J. Gro hwe;l stockton B w evils, Stockton
] H ar,on W, Phia Virgins, Los Ang
Mrs L Z Parker, l. Ang w C Smith, Sacramento
H II Blood, Va City II King, Ny
Il W Ely & w, SRcto z Wood. Tuare
& Gibson, TEN pleton DR. G Thompson, Cal
L = conn. tOlSOm Dr L Flint " W, On y uan
E Sickle, AugelsCamp Miss Iaughli Moss CIty
II w Crabb, OsKvile A Grego:y, Jackson
II Sims & W, al w Linskey, Cal
PALACE HOTEL
I B Cotter Plattsburg ] Bryant, Seattle
Miss Bryant, Seattle A stephens Stanford
A Griffin stanford " Sprowl. acoma
H w H,Idinge. Denver A Lawton Ohio
W Larton, Ohio NJ w BIumenberg, d
] Il Foraker, CHM Mrs II storm, Chicago
w Best, Chicago + Best, Chicago
Mrs W Best, Chicago a Hunter Shanghai
W Murphy, savannah Mrs G Hunter, China
II Peters, Denver w II Horton, Denver
A G Thies. Denver Meyer Stanfo.d
A A Kramer, CHM CSweeny, Spokane
Mrs y Kramer, CHM Mrs 4 L Barbour, Mich
w 7 Barbour, DPtrois w Bullock, Chicago
G B Stoddard, Chicago Jones' Arizona
BALDWIN HOTEL.
H EIrenpfort, Dawson III Munro Alameda
NJ Markhem Stockton a Donan. Tucson
h X q Thomas, ID Wright, an lose
Mi PiTett, san Jose r lanes, PaSo Robes
W Glumber IL W., Ill A LeSustach Il VT,
NJ Bernstein, Colo w LenZeor, San ose
Ed L.v-rmore, Jersey
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
Brown, Port Costa WB Ayres Walnut Grv
Hughes, Memphis Hough, n
H l. Werm, Kansas City y Craig. Kansas City
II Forbes, stockton j Robinson, Sto.ton
\ Wother Il E., MERGED w f Mi Ter, Auburn
Fl NJ Cuthnaught Pima II NJ Hotchkiss San jose
W Brittson stockton
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-30
KNIGHTS of Honor.

This evening Liberty Lodge, X. OF H.,
will be favored with a lecture by William
Harr son Wood, past prand dictator his sub
ject being Poets and Poetry" All members
of the order have been cordially invited TO be
present to share in the intellectual treat which
viii be prese nted on that evening. The repu-
tation of Mr. Wood as a lecturer is bound to
secure large audience, besides the other at
fractions which Will be offered by Liberty
Todn
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-30

Model Kitchen at her cooking demonstra-
tions.
Her programme for tonight is: Chat
ing dish cookery, Welsh rabbit, panned
oysters, creamed sweetbreads.
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HELP wANrED-Continued.

FARMER AND WIFE FOR RANCH. $36
Il and found: farmer and W ife. near city; iron
mod-r, 50 day. city job. MURRAY d READY,
634 and t36 Clay st.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-SECoND COOK AND BAKER,
w country, $40; pastry cook and baker; French
butler, $25: inside servant, private miy, 81 5 !;
coax for miners, sos: proi er, $40 to $45: young
man TO assist in dining-room SD: ho.el walters,
$685. waiter, private clearinghouse. $50 to so,
and Others. Apply to J. +. KosETr & CO.. 62s
Sacramento St
w ANTE.i-FARMER AND WIFE,. ENGIN-
w eer fur sawmill, $50 and found: blacksmi h
helper $4J;l 80 woodchoppers, Soc cord, years
work; blacksmith for mine. $4n; miners $4O
tunnelmen. 50 rs day; muckers, ~ day: 20
laborers, 81 go; 10 laborers. $35 ard board fruit
pickers. farmers, mixers and Others Apply to
]. f. CROSkTT & CO., 628 Sacramento st.
COOK FOR MINING CAMP. $50; FARMER
~ and wife, steady place, $50: 6 shovelsrs city.
81 90 day; 10 scraper and sand-wagon teamsters.
city, Fl SO day; camp blacksmith, $26: falm-
ers $15 and $40: wafer, country hotei, $50:
waiter and Office work, country hotel SD: waiter
boy. $40: kitchen hands SIS ami $40; man for
vegetable garden and chores, SIS. X. I. WAR
d co, sos and $40 Gay ST.
IN sWAMPERs. $50 AND $26: BARKMEN,
J " $40 and S26: 40 wocdsnen, $40. job for alt
winter. fare reduced to "a. office fee paid. X T.
WARD & CO., sos and SO Clay 81.
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CITUATION NUR>E TO CHILD OVER 8
- years or light SCI ond work Cal Mo Iday and
after at l22l C'tarrell ct.
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INEXPERIENCED YOUNG GERMAN GIRL
Il wants a managing housekeeper's place: city tr
country widower's home preferred. Room g.
2O7 Post st.
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n RAPE! GRAPES! GRAPES! YES, WE
VI want $50 men and strong BOYS for a largo
bank company for their whey ard. we have spe-
cia reduced rates OF a-e from $. p. r. r. and S. j.
" k X. TO the whey ards; wages s % mo II h and
found; also men work In wine-c,lla s. packing,
drying houses: months job: we ship to-day and
Tomorrow. MURRAY d READY, 634 AID 636
Clay ST
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49, MORE Fault PICKERS FOR SANTA
100 Clara, Napa fresno, ulare, Sonoma, Ala
media and ontra Costa counties. MURRAY &
READY, 634 and 636 Clay ST.
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SITUATIONS neutrality-suspicious..

VOUNG LADY OF FRENCH DESCENT
wants = permanent place as huusekeeppr; no
tel or widower's home preferred. Rooms 10 and
IL, 1872 Pos: ST.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

O.oEn SALON HUMMELSHINE, PLACE
I'D. ~. on Market old established In an Al
locality: doing welI-paying st ady AM traisie.s
trade easily worth $500; appreciated If seem M'
LESS, 5 Fourth ST
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CITUATION WANTED BY A SWEDISH
- woman as cook 10 first class family Address
ga PLEASE mt ST.
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WANTED-2O WoODCHOPPERs, NEAR
w city. 81 % cord, food and tools advanced;
10 woodc hoppers, Son oma Conn y. tools. c., sup
piled, 81 rs cord; 800 hop-pickers, near CITY: so
hop-pickers. Sonoma County: German labo ers,
near city, light WORK, SO and found; mixer who
can dress beef s. noma County: mixers. $50:
young man for private place, references. SIS and
found: experienced furnturepa packer references.
So week, and Others. w. D. EVER q CO., 626
Clay St
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COOKS, $35 AND $40: 2 DIShWASHERS, SIS
y and $40: 3waiters, $25 and $50: second cook,
$25: camp waiter, $40; dishwasher for crew of
grape pcKers 20 and found. MURRAY q PEA-
DY, 634 and 63o Clay.
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f,ERMAN WOMAN WANTS WORK; WASH
VI ing, ironing or cleaning py the day. IRIS.
MARIE GRJSSBERG, b321a Harrison s., bet
First and Second
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YOUNG MAN, MARRIED, SPEAKING GER
L man and French wishes a situation Of some
kind: no eve work. Address w. NJ, box AZ, Call
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G1C0 TO $40 PER MONTH AND FOUND
Up IAO paid for places we have to give away.
such as welldril'er for standard rig, SIS day; tool
dresser and sharpener. So day and found; ! so
laborers and teamster city and country jobs.
FROM 81 Is, 81 g. 81 SO day and $26 per month
and found; offhearer for brickyard; brickmodrr.
81 90 day; so farmers, or, hard and vineyard
hands. $50, $26. $40 per mo TIL and found; boy Tor
city garden. SIS and found 3 mikers: cheese
maker; blacksmith and horseshoer MURRAY
REA DY, 634 and 636 Clay st.
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HELP wANrEp-continued.

WANTED-GET YOUR SHOES MADE TO
w your feet at the same price you buy ready
made ones. from 81, 81, SO, 81 and IS, at 562
Mission ST., bet. First and Second.
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IA ANTED - ny A FIRsT-CLASS DIRE SIS
w maker, customers by the day; highest REFER
ences. Dressmaker I'll Blu sh ST.
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DAlLkOAD MEN, LABORERS AND TEAM
LII sters-We want 160 men, free fare, 81 20, AZ
a d 30 rs Gay: foreman for scraper gang. MUR-
RAY & READY, 634 Nnd 636 Clay st.
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UHXPERIENCED FARMER AND FRUIT
IL grower; understands pruning and taking care
any ranch and an all-round handy man; good
references. q. II. E, box 1l9, Call Office.
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GIRLS OF ALL NATIONAL TO FILL
VI various positions MRS LAMBERT, AIT
PowelIs 81.
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CINGLE WOMAN, FIR>T-CLAsS COOK.
- wants place as houseke+per or cook. 519 Ste
venson st.
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EIRsT-CLASS WAITRESS WANTS WORK
T. in spectacle place: no other. 1l19 Mission
ST., room z
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WANTED-THIS SUNDAY MORNING
w Young man to walt table, country ho.el,
$40 fare advanced: port for nit country hotel,
SIS; dishwasher, SIS week; French boy in store.
$l5 and found: waller, French restaurant, $50.
ANDRE, 3OS Stockton st.
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WAN iED-A NUMBER OF GIRLS TO FILL
w various situations at good wages. MRS.
HIRD, 12l Ellis ST.
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COOK AND WAITRESS. SAME PLACE. $40
" waitress country hotel, S: o: cham bermaid,
81 week: check waitress, So week. c. K.
HANSEN & Co. 10S Genry ST.
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DosITluN AS HoUSEKEEPER OR DOC
j tors office; best Of references. 1888 Market
ST., room D.
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WANTED - COOK On RANCH, SMALL
w family. French CT spanish, 81 cooks, Ger
man style. $50 and $25; German second girls
so. French IL FAINT mrs. o. French waitress
and seamstress, $25 number OF cir for house
worl and assist. LEON ANDRE, 30S stockton
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WAITRESS, PLAIN COUNTRY HOTEL, $15
w and fare paid: ranch cook, Y olo County $40;
woman, general housework, country town
$40, and others MURRAY 81 READY, LIE aiding
Employ ment Agents, 1886 Clay st.
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WIS WE ARE NOW IN BEEHIVE OF
L work; everybody come along and look at our
bulletin boards: they conta S65 jobs; can't you
PICK one job 70 SUIT yon out OF So? Hawmill ana
W. DDS help 90 men for sawmill and woods, $26 ara
$50 per month ana found, free fare: 80 wood-chop-
perS, 81 b cord. touls and food furnished; 90 tie
makers. 6xS, and foot ties MURRAY "
READY, 634 and 636 Clay ST.
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v OLO UNTY-WE WANT 40 II AND
L strong boys to PICK fruits, grapes work in dry
ing packing houses. etc wages s25 and f. u1d
months job: FIRE 81 81. MURRAY & READY,
634 and $50 Clay 81.
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COOK, AMERICAN FAMILY, $50: 6 COOKS,
~ $25: 10 nous girls, $50; housegirl, in mi
~, $2b: cook. Oakland, $25; COOK and second girl
same house. $25, $40: seco girls SIS. 2
housegirs, country, so invaid's nurse, S2O
nurse, ! child, SIS; chambermaid s2J; cook
Fruitvaie. $25, choice p ace. see party here: and
great many gr.s. al naiionaities, this city and
country. MISS NORTON, 315 Suffer ST.
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MEXICAN CARPENTER, AGE 40 WISHES
n Isiton In business house; willing TO make
hims If useful; sober honest; can run stationary
engine. A. G., box 1873. Call.
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DAIING HOTEL AND BAR BU>INESS;
L cheap; fixtures complete. 1925 San Bruno
road
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CPANlSH WIDOW FROM CUBA WISHES
~ position as housrpee per for bachelor or elderly
gentleman. Apply 9O6 Market rm. ~, afternoon.
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&SO0 BUTCHER BUSINESS IN BEST
sNOOV. possible loo alton in the Western Adii-
ton; good horses and carts; finely fitted up;
large barn, etc ground rent only 81 per month;
Will positively clear at lowest estimate S115 per
a trial and thorough Investigation. NJ. LESS,
Fourth St
The indicator., 1897-05-22
THE FORESTRY ORDER.
Senator. Want it Revoked, but the House
objects.

Washington, May little situation
IN regard TO the forestry reservations l.
as follows The : nate added pro
vision TO the Suudry civil appropriation
bill suspcnding the Presidents order
pf February I'D and opening again to
settlement the reservations in Wash
inGton Idaho, Montana. tah. Wyo-
ming and south Dakota. II also pro-
vidos for tue survey of thcsa rcserya-
t.uus In order to ascertain how far ii Is
necessary ip preserve the timber and
40 what extent the timber may he cut
without dotriment to the water courses.
The House Of Representatives refuses
10 concur in this amendment. and
leaves President Clrvcland's order un-
impaired. Senators Pcttigrew and VIII
son, with several other senators from
tho mountain STATES declare that they
will never yield. but VIII prevent the
passage Of the suudry civil bill until
the order Is revoked and the forests in
their states are open to settlement
again. They say it is useless TO talk
Of the adjournment Of Congress until
the House gives in. but the House will
not give in. and the senators will be
compelled TO accept a compromise or
surrender. because they cannot control
the situation. Although Senator Petit
grew il making the greatest demon
stration. he has the weakest case The
secretary of the interior to-day re
ccived a report from the forestry com
mission which represents that the
Black hills. which are included within
the reservation made by President
Cleveland last February. are being
rapidly stripped by timber thieves;
that the mining and railroad compan-
les are stealing The timber by whole
sale, without the slightest authority
and in direct violation Of law, and that
If it Is allowed t. 20 on much longer
the Black IIills will he as bare as
bone. This report will he sent to Con
sress as soon rs it can be printed. As
the Black Hills is the only reservation
in South Dakota. senator PcttiSrew
will be particularly interested.
The indicator., 1897-05-22
TRAIN HURLED OVER A cHAsM.
Remarkable Accident on the san'a fe HALL
road south n of Arimorr. Indian Territory

Ardmore, |. T.. May 16.-A south
bound passenger train on the santa
Fe road. known as the Chicago & Cal
weston express. went through trcstle
sixteen miles south OF here at o'clock
this morning. Fifteen passengers and
trainnen We're injured. Several oil
these are seriously hurt, and 1t is be
lieved that two will die. The accident
occurred near the town OF Marietta y
heavy ralnstorm, amounting a!nosr
to a waterspout caused sudden rise
this morning of all the small streams
In that vicinity. The accident oc-
Cured at point where deep. mar
row gulch was spanned by wooden
trestle. The foundation work support
ing this trestle was undermined by the
sudden rise of the little stream which
flows through the gulch, and the trestle
went down under the heavy weight OF
the train. So great was the speed of
the train, however. that the engine ana
tender, the express, mail and baggage
cars and one passenger coach passed
over the narrow chasm, though the
trucks of several of these cars went TO
the bottom twenty feet below. The
coach next TO the last, the one immc-
dlately in front of the Pullman, was
left standing directly over the chasm'
one end resting on either bank of the
gulch. The Pullman remained on the
track. The four coaches which Were
dragged by the locomotive across the
broken trestle were badly wrecked.
The baggage ear telescoped with the
passenger coach, which was the smok-
er. and the latter was all but demol-
ished. The most of the injured We're
riding In these coaches.
The indicator., 1897-05-22
LII. IL. lhamherIin Dead.

Denver. May 1S.-H. B. Chambcrlin
died in London Sunday morning from
a stroke of apopleXy. His health had
been good and there had come 10 him
no intimations of any sudden Illness.
His brothers in Denver. A. w. and +.
j. Chamberlin. received u cablegram
yesterday morning announcing the fact
of his death, but containing no detailed
information. The Associated Press
dispatches gave the cause of Mr.. Cham
bcrlin's death as an accident suffered
while he was riding Il bicycle near
Stains, hut the cableeram the brothers
received said plainly that apoplexy was
the cause II is thought that the fatal
attack came while Mr.. Chamberlin was
riding his wheel and that this circum-
stance gave rise 10 the rumor of an
accident.
The brothers in Denver do not know
yet whether they will go to London to
look after the affairs of II. b. Chamber
lin ana after the welfare of his family.
They sent a cablegram Of inquiry yes
terday and expect n reply To-day. Mr.
August, 1891.
For a year he was in charge of the
Great Britain agency of the New York
Life Insurance Company. hut since
that time he has occupied similar po-
siiiun with the Mutual Life of New
York. He was in Denver for short
visit last January. That was the only
time he has been here since he left
Denver 10 take up the insurance bust
ness in London.
The indicator., 1897-05-22
TRUTH SUPPRESSED.
Cleveland Administration Charged with
ConccaIing the Conditions of Cuba.

ConocaIing the Conditions OF Cuba.
Washington. May 1G.-One of the
most extraordinary revelations of the
infamy attending the dealings OF the
Spanish minister. DE LONE. with the
United State government. was made by
Senator Gallinger this afternoon when
he read at the Cuban mass meeting
the following extracts from letters
said 10 have been addressed by As
slstant Secretary of state Rockhill to
one Of the American consuls In Santa
Clara province. cuba.
81 advise you to make your reports
less favorable to the insurgents here
after. as the administration wishes to
avoid all possible friction with Spain.
Hereafter when yon have matters
Of this kind to report mark your com
munlcntiOn- confidential 50 that II
senators demand consular reports from
Cuba the report need not be given to
the senate"
\ copy of these almost incredible OK
tracts WAS taken TO Mr., Rockhill to-
night by representative of the New
York journal. and the assistant srcrr-
tary denied that he had ever written
them. ! have been assured that the
'4slA ~ - H'i' i'N'l'''lA 'Nli'A.l. ih'l lllf
Senate can, If it wishes verify the
facts.
Washington is ringing Tonight with
the story. This Is the one bit of evi-
dence that must surely come TO light
II is IN line with the policy which in
duccd Secretary Olney to advise DIR.
Dclgado to take $l5,O 600 offered secretly
to him by tn" Spanish minister. so that
the United States could have an excuse
for ignoring one of the fOulest insults
ever offered to the flag.