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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-11
Alameda Silver Republicans.

OAKLAND, Sept. TO- The Silver Re-
publican county central committee met
at it's headquarters, 467 Ninth street. to-
night and arranged for postal primary to
elect delegates to the county convention
and also appointed conference and cam
paign committees.
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SHORT NEWS STOKES.

DENOMINATIONS OF the counterfeit 500
treasury notes turned up at the United States
sui! treasury. Il differed from those detect
cd elsewhere In that IL bore the number 32t
instead of $40,
pUNKIRll, y. Y.--The Brooks locomotive
shrmcnt Of ninety-two cars OF locomotives,
boxed in pieces, for Japan and Corea.
NEW YoRK-Thc executive committee OF
the League OF American municipalities has
dee lded TO hold the next convention in De-
trof, August TO L. Inclusive.
NEW YoRk--I,ishop Thomas Underwood
Dudley OF Kentucky has heen nominated 10
the office OF general secretary of tho Domcs-
tic aud Foreign Missionary society OF the
Ephcopal church TO succeed Rev. Or, Vim. $.
i.argford, who died last July.
EUSSELI.NILLE, Ky.--Tha Stevenson block
WAS burned, Loss 10000, partly Insured,
George Collins. a fireman, was crushed to
death.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Quilted States SUI
prcme court has decided that life insurance
pciicics are not taxable under the present
law.
ATLANTA. Ga,--The executive committee
~ the Southern Wholesale Grcccrs associa-
uon met here and transacted some important
business. The meeting was secret.
SAVANNAH Ga.--The British Steamship
Rarza. Captain John Stanhope, aSs net tons
REGISTERED, was cleared for Bremen by the
Hsrorsia Export aad Import company with
i 100 bales OF cotton, Weighing s.s6s.s55
SACRAMENTO. Cal. --Ex- President Glove
,sna has made AN application 10 Governor
Budt for clcmency IN the case OF Walter N
Woiden, convicted Of murder in connection
WITH the train wrecking IN the strike OF 1901,
rs, s,oLuMBus ohio--John Mitchell OF MI
DECEASED. s@A''
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AUTONOMY A FAILURE
sP.sNIARDs RESIDENT IN CUBls
WANT PROTECTION.
ire willing TINT the Island Be An
ncNcd To the united stntcs--scuor
Campo Expelled by Rrformists.

Havana, January 10 Tho assistant See
rotary of the interior, Senior Fontavelas, is
severely crnsmed by the aptcnomisis and
other elements for his Improper behavior
IN office appointments. te has removed
employees in good standing ava az many
yesrs' service All are cuhans and many
belong 10 the blue blood of the uopula.
ton, representing families who have made
large donations in the past years Tor reli-
gious aud educational enterprises In the
island
Senior Campo, The suNsecretary of agrl-
culture industry ana commerce, was no
tined by the retornast party 10 resign.
lie refused and wa3 expelled from the
party, which still exists, although ofiicial-
~ Incorporated with the autonomists.
The candidate for The relormist party
challenged Senior Campo. who refused to
Fight him. Consequently the latter will
be appointed subscctetary 81 posts and
ttlegraplls.
La discussion asks thar article In the
new constitution hs abolished, This rc-
fers to the protection Of Spanish prod
uels. The na2er saws the article is art
fally designed and does not allow the
DEMONSTRATION Of the island' but kills
the sugar industry. II continues; The
actual state Of affairs instihes the belief
that AUTONOMY Is complete failure
which WIN bring about a state of am
nrchy.
"Thls condition OF things is lncryas,nH
net bacansn Spaninrds are disloyal but
because they nnAd protection for their
property and seek II ar annexation 10 the
United States. which would guarantee the
iivcs ana property OF resident Standards I"
la isegale, an ardent conservative or
san, protests ed,orially AGAINST the ac-
eusations OF the american nrcss that
rich spaniurds In Cuba favor nrofeption
OF. annexation to the United States, and
says the statements are false Il invitos
Spnnlards 10 deny shem. Three days
have gone by apd no dcnial has mp
peared. which seems TO confirm The state-
ment already eabied thst spanlaris In
Csiha viii demand American projection,
not because they larl, putrlo,isln. bur be-
cause they are forced nv the need II self
protection. Future occurrences In the
island Will probably create the thirst Of
vengeance predicted by lhs .anal anlonp-
mist pupcrs which viii enaangar the l,ycs
anu property OF local Spnniaits. I
The latter say that AZ the Spanish gov
mont desplses them, despIte the fart that
they represent 10 per cent Of the wealth
OF the Island, they Will be cpmucllsd Ia
ask American protection They say they
ran not but be annexationists in view al
! nc. stand taken hv thv Saaulsh rovArn-
About noon sodsy crowd gathered II
front Of the office Of III Diaro al IA Ma
rina. shouting, Death 10 FL nlaro. !"
order. The pesple accuse III Diaro OF bring
order The people accuse Diaro q being
responsible for al the attacks made on Tim
gay that IL Dlscussiop and El Rseoncen.
frl3t30 rAceiyed their cile frr,,, nj III. -
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noNpHoLDERs tyE,sy.
strong Commercial Infiucnc. Was
drought TO Ucnr.

! strong Commercial Infiucmcc Was
brought to Ucnv.
Washington, January 13.--Privato In
formation has been sent to the state de-
partment and to members OF the foreign
affairs committees In congress going TO
show that powerful influence is al work to
| secure independence for Cuba. Spain has
Issued bonds to the gross amount of about
$500, 600, 900 based specifically upon the re-
sources and revenues OF Cuba These bonds
are held In large part by Great Britain and
France, Some OF the largest syndlcates IN
these countries, 1t Is said. have ut last
become convinced that these bonds are
about to become valueless unless the
United Stares In some way guarantees
their payment. They are convinced that
the island Is entirely devastated and that
II can be restored only 10y the influence OF
strong commercial pawer. Representa-
tioHs have already beon made to this coun-
try by certain strong commercial interests
to secure active Intervention.
II this were done the United States
would become morally responsible for the
payment OF the Cuban loan. Under present
conditions President Mckinley could not
intervene except as an act of hostility to
Spain, for the spaniards have acccded to
every demand made by this government,
almost before Il wRs presented. II has been
intImatcd, however, that II the United
States should send its warshlps to Havana
to stop the war, and agree TO pay $500, Ooo.-
600 tho Cuban loan both France and Great
britain would sanction this country, and
therefore the Sagasta government could
appeal to the people of Spain and show the
loss OF Cuba had come about by the IN
lnenoe OF France and Great Britain rather
thnn by the dictntlon of the hated Yankees.
1t undoubtedly is n fact that the bond
holders are moving TO put this country in
position where II viii guarantee pay
ment, a'',d B,t does this the war In Cuba
VIII speedy end
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eocs to Manzaniiio He was unable during
his Walt to Nelvitas. Puerto Principe and
Gibra 10 Influence any insurgent leader
10 receive propositions for peace or look
into the acceptance OF autonomy.
1t IL reported that an important engage
mcnt has taken place between the Span.
iards and the insurgents under General
Rabi In the district OF Manzanil.o. In which
.hr insurgents lost 400 killed and the Span
iards 40 men killed and wounded.
on account OF the concentration Of the
insurgcnt forces few leagues distant from
Havana. General Pando left here yesterday
with 500 troops to engage the enemy AS
several charges OF Spanish columns having
burned farms and houses and having cap
tured sick prisoners OF war. General Blanco
has issued new decree prohibiting the de
structon of all kinds Of property and for
bidding the capture OF prisoners that are
sick
General Macy has been transferred 70
Santiago dc Cuba for having as chief OF a
column of troops, ordered the shooting Of
prisoners OF war.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., I'M
airy Mrs. Harriet b. Davies
the pioneer citizens of this city. =
of Captain John Pixnayidson. ~
the First National bank. and 0l1
Davidson. wealthy merchant x
died at her home eight mileG r
of town yesterday, and wazs
North Church today at 3 oclstl
crowd went out from town u o.
funeral. Mrs. Davidson was 81 n
at her death. She was born Mural
and died January s, 1895; was y!
Larner b. Davidson in 1887.
been a citizen of this county for y
half n century. She had been : M
more than twenty years. during y
she managed her own business ial
the ability and business acunsn
SO plainly shown itself IN her
who rank among the most sucssi!
ness men of this section. SUE
large connection of relatives ah
tire populace of the cornnuniI n
she lived to mourn her death.
HAMILTON-Cuero. Texas. ~.
Mrs. NJ. G. Hamilton, the Oh
of this city, died suddenly laA
her residence in this city. Sae
the oldest in years, but cane y
ty in the early '40s and has pss1
dent ever since. She was hers
Indian raids. Her first nusyn
Bell. was killed by the lnanz
Hamilton leaves five children
r. and j. Y. Bell, w. A. Nsos
two daughters-all of whom a.
alive citizens OF the county
prominently connected with msS
best families in this part q
She will be buried tomorrow 81
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CIBANs HAPPY,



They Think the Time Has Come for
American intcrfcrencc.
New York, january 13,--The riotlng in
Havana and the wreeking of several liberal
newspaper ofhces by army Officers and
conservatives opposed TO the plan of au-
tonomy excites more satisfaction than sur
prise among the sympathizers with the
cause Of Cuba in this city, The opinion is
general that the time has arrived for the
United States to interfere. General Palma
head OF the Cuban tunta here said today,
The riotlng in Havana is the direct re-
suit of the attempt to give autonomy, so
called TO the island. The Spaulards In
Cuba win not have II at any cost il they
can help II. You must know that every
spaniard regards Cuban as the enemy OF
SPAN even those who have been appealed
to under the plan Of autonomy are disposoa
10 De spaniards. believe that the attacks
on the newspapers are only the beginning
OF what may be more serious"
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is COMPLETELY CALM
MINISTER DE LONE. RECEIVES IN.
FORMATION FROM HAVANA.
General Congosto Says the Trouble
Was Merely a Rioi-No Further
Outbreak Is Now Feared.

wasbtnr,,, r, "a nj
r,,,,,a, - 'N''''''t
munster pepuy peLome' received dis
patch from General Congosto this morn
ing al Havana II saIa.
..y-o,,c auaa..,. .,a
80 "ii" " ''e' wv
tuiuuit OF Yesterday mas had SO littlo I'M
portancc that not a shot was fired and
there Is ma knogIoare tba, onvI,ot,. hos
,i 80 avg ''"' h''
"V''hueu on h'r',' Ing agitation WIS
confined to one quarter NJ the city,"
This followed closely on another of the
Same na,,ra IL s,t.i.E
60,
Nonpiete cain. ne eitY mas resumed
its normal condition
The Spanish minister has been kent con-
,,,n,,, aa,,,a, y. ....,,,, ...,,,.,.
s''n.'s au''ae' Oh eNeiy aeVe''phsnt Witnih
tne iasl tWehN-iour honrs at Havana
and he sums ,ip his adyiccs this afternoon
by saving maj NAV chow N. n.,rIsin, 81
n'so pep'' f'o' pulp anu A''np'e' oNt OF
der has been completely restored and the
authorities have an ample force 10 afford
evary nrotactioo m. ,r,,,,,, 80 a,,
a. ~ e,,a,,,"h ~, ~ ",''.'e Voc WV
No a,tsr,o ,sas "' nueSu ,esiu .,, Inu
tnr.st ni,,,nn r,,.t,, -, nst,ni ~ ~, u,
sc,,I aaxiees , pao,'e ~ p.'s"'e, ny ~,
nirht Iast night md ha,a eor,, n,,i, 80
,,',s, .,,i', NJ soi'. uu'assr.
Np,eIiy since tnen. me hrst ones We're
r,,tar ,n aau NJ, soom a'ihv uoe.s 10 ue-
dis,,,rhs,n' ,,,a T., ~, .ne s,o's oil NY
.,'aa auu ~ WY ina'n eeiFooofalen
pp ps s,d utsp 20, my nase y Gear
.',,a ~ e"'a ~ wy ,'Saslon, .ma. tne eeihon.
s.a.on Mas 'io. Ine pMtielnators peihg
sn,mu,su on 'ae ssrsels without arms or
M s,n,ss :, ~ ny ny neop's were ieaYins
nv nv suops - WV oipse o, tne any WORK
sasrs M Sa,,a,,s,ra,g, 49, VIII NOME
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was assured there was no danger OF an
other outbreak aud the Spanish authorities
had taken every prGctution TO guard
against demonstration against the
American consulate by liberal use Of
gendarmcs. This news confirms the OFF,
Gals In their decision not TO make any
changes IN the orders 10 wnrships and
avoid complaining the situation any furih-
or by seudlng ships TO Havana. 1t was felt
that the appearance OF an American war
( ship IN Havana harbDr would likely have
been misconstrucd by The oxciteabe pop
| ulace and be regarded nv manifesting Il
purpose OF this government TO Interfere in
favor Of the insurgents and thus II might
precipitnte the very trouble It's sending
was intended 10 avoid, namely the COM
mission ot some overt act against Amer
leans In Havana, The department was sup
ported In this resolution by the facts re-
celyed by the Spanish authorities late this
afternoon.
1t was said that Ia case at any time II
should b. determined to send u ship to
Havana tho choice would fall on the Mar
hlehead rather than the Maine Tho rem son
for this choice possibly is that the former
is q swift cruiser and could cross the strait
10 Cuba In much less time than tho Mains.
During the day q telegram came TO the
department from the commander of the
Essex announcing that he had sailed from
~. IhomaS Tor FORT Royal so the Heet OF
American ships In West India waters has
thus another accession 10 the feet around
Florida,
Assistant Secretary Day says he has been
at>the White House today up 10 the after
noon md Assistant Secretary Maiklejohn
made similar statement az to himself
while Secretary Long paid his usual visit
OF the day to the president about npoh.
Officials state that IN their opinion there
q ~ tn halt ~. .rt.s H..
Havana has passed for tho time ana that
thnre IL NOW 10 dnngrr of trnllhln.
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'SAGAClTY OF JOHN BULL
Germans Are Beginning to Realize
He Is No Pool.
NEW CHINESE LOAN WILL PROVE II,
Financial influence Is Considerably
BETTER Than the Occupancy OF
q Chinese bay.

Berlin, January 10 The press is great
ly excited in the discussion Of the Chi
nesc loan and the idea OF an English loan.
The situation is eagerly watched and since
the loan has been mooted a decidedly bet
Ter tone towards England has developed. 8
Prince Bismarcks saving is recollected
that il would be foolish TO regard the
English as fools lii business matters. The
papers are beginning to recognize that
financial influence is far better than the
occupation Of Chinese bay. While there
Is no more probability than hitherto that
the government viii be willing TO guar
antee loan, the papers certainly encourages
houses to negotiate with English firms
for joint issue loan.
The East Asatic Correspondence. a
journal credited with intimate relations
with the Chinese embassy, announces that
after the failure OF Ii Hung Chang, China
placed the loan negotiations in the hands
OF Sir Robert Fart. director of the Chi
ncse imperial maritime customs, whose
efforts to pace Il loan in London, secured
by the salt monopoly. oner every prom
ise of being successful. The PAPER acds
that fresh taxation is being planned in
China. where the taxation rate is row only
shilltngs per head rs against sniiIlhss
per head 10 India.
The Correspondence says: An agree
rnent is probable, reached on the lasis OF
Russian control Of the customs AMI Nc
Leavy remaining superintendent OF tho
customs at Seoul. succeeding Sir robert
Hart
In official circles 1t is believed the gov
eminent will not adopt protective measures
ut Kiao Chau against foreign trade
4 NJ md panrp nj a.
tives of shipping and commercial trims ut
the Kaiserhof today when we're present also
the directors of the leading banks. Herr
Bieichrodcr. Baron Hansemann. Privy
Counsellcrs Schwabacher. F'rent2. Mendell-
sohn of Berlin and Baron Oppenheim of
cologne. resolution in favor of the naval
InniislN
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FOREIGN BRIErs.

Bombay-The deaths from The plague
aurinx the past week numbered lao.
Londan--PIince, the super who murdered
William Terress, the actor, has been fcun,l
guilty, The verdict declares HIN 10 he
irresponsible
Paris--M. Loubet was reelected presi.
dent Of the senate. NJ Sheurer- Kestn,r
was defeated for reelection to tho vice
presidency.
faris--coionei picquart. who Is UNDER
stood 10 be the officer who orpu.ht Inc
charges against Major Estcrhazy. re ,cntiy
has been arrested and incareeralrd IN .h h.
Fortress OF Mont yalerien.
Stockholm Professor Nordenskjaii. ;hs
Arctic explorer has infcrmcd the swa5i, n
sAeademy Of Science that the sors,en ofllsa
sons worthy Of credence saw profoss A.
ish Columbia ~ =
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N u ~ - MN on
y 1 ~ y,,1 ~ sin 2 III ~ aavsua. He
Is 1klx Vklla ~ 6ou16 mot discuss
( n ~ " vsut4 w that ~ had moi
s. y !, " - II tks 6sft1suhlp Maine
4 = fsj.., " 1fs., xus.t (. sS
n An 80 q. y ~, ~ 49, M
Il 49, n,.,s.- 80 y, y, ~ ~
;, z s I q. ..,s,.s ss,,,,,. \, In
\ sne MOTH Atlantic sQnadrcn. 70 dttAcn
K AsfsAf. Although there is no expectation
- the navy department o. any trouoie
5u% now, YET ~ case anything snouiu oc-
cur tne navy Is more utronssy Ts1resentea
"a tiorida waters tn0n Il pas Deeh IN inc
Oast ten years A. Key West mere IS 'hs
SECOND class battleshlp Maine; al Jackson
VILE. the Dynamite cruiser vesusius' az
St Kitts. the Minneapolis. and al Guada-
lunc fhe Niirington. thc Detroit Ia on mo
III Z, 49, ,x-as,
~ sso o NupV 10y 500 W ~"pu
n wnerc snc - now duc. Inc MhrDiehean ~
ct Port Tampa, Fla. She suffered the in-
Jury d; four men at target practice. she
n FL. s..-,.., a...,,. . r., w., ~
- 49,. ~, ~ ~ .,.'.'.@ -
sstau o. sa'uns LOT NhsAan.
Late this evening the first news OF the
day came to the state DEPARTMENT from
1t,t,os c,.tx.. sfs,,,,,,, ,.on.ra, I - ,ybo
q ..,-.,. Z, =. 3 -. !,
Ws5eu tnat everything was very quiet IN
Havana today and that there was no cause
for annrchf sion Of trouble
n,,,ars ha,o hsa, -, - ~ merh,ah.aa
,.-s'.,.~, y ~.
- investigate tue iaporeTs on ihe lsiana,
thus disposing OF rumors that she would he
oiderrd 10 Cuba.
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eesseee essesess e
GREAT ACTIVITY IN THE NAVY.
vessels Are Being coaed and Prepared crisecuise
Montgomery Sailed fiurrIcdy.

Marblehead and
West all awaiting
the Detroit
the trouble reported there The
under sealed orders She
n for a ay.
January
suddenly weighed
scaled orders
the North atlantic
hundred OF
rs
the
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Lee NM MnIested.

Havana, January 13.--There is no foun
dation for the rumor that United States
Consul General Lee met with violence
during the disturbances last night. Dur
Ing the height OF the uprising last evening
he walked about freely in Central Park and
in front OF the Hotel Ingleterra. Today he
has been attending to business as usual. He
dlned at the Hotel Ingleterra.
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WILLIAM L. FOLEY, z'4 4xa sao Y, ~


His claim that all the leadire
nre in favor of his pet measnn5
dismissed with a smile. For * =
er of men. confident in the intsfiI
aims and with faith in the 80
play possessed by the people. eyr|
pins head for the faces and r.
upon him by the jovial cartooaia|
laughed and grew fatter overth11
travesties of himself. Blaine ti
the cartoons except the tattooed S0|
land has been divinely, or bonn
ferent TO the excellent exaggeati
pencil. Chauncey Depew 4 n,
keep cartoon album. and mi
never did aught but smile hue.h]
fine ferocities of Davenport. M
is in reality one of tho most MI
litical rights of the people. ~
portrays politics in a concrete m
an object lesson. often more II
than dozens of editorials ana ?
When one begins to reckon IL !
by the mighty pencil OF Hogsrtf {
cial way, he is also reckonins u
done by Mast in political ~
Ellsworth should buy thiuknr1
maybe he Is, in realty. ND
Just introduces queer bills imf
little advertising-Sly Dog!
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Mckinney Called Upou.

Washington, January l3,-souator Can
non of Utah presented the following resu
luton in tho senate today, and it wa.
adopted:
Resolved, That the president Is re-
Qucsted. II in his opinion it is not IN
compatible with the public interest. to
transmit to the senate al his earliest
convenience statement showing what
measures are In force by this govern
mcut in the island of Cuba and in
waters contiguous thereto to protect the
lives and property OF American citizens
now dwelling In Cuba.
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BANIsHED by SPAIN.
Cuban Woman Compelled To Leave
Her Country.

New York. January i3.--Senora Inex Dc
Rogue, wife of the insurgent colonel Pony
eca today Mrs. De Rogue. who is a
strikingly beautiful woman. was exiled
from Cuba by order of General Blanco. a
letter she wrete TO her husband was inter
cepted by the Spanish authorities and. as
1t contained information inimicnl to their
interests. Mrs, DE Rogue was arrested and
thrown into prison. most of the time in
communicate, She was released under
the general amnesty granted by the queen
regent. After her release she refused to
try to persuade her husband to lay down
his arms and was banished in consequence.
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Thou.nnds Die OF stnrvntinn.

Jackson. Miss. January 13.--Advices from
Major George L. Mcdonald the Mississip-
plan in Cuba, on whose information the
state yesterday passed a strong Cuban
resolution, says that 10000 persons have
perished by starvation in the province Of
Santa Clara alone since January i, 1897.
Major Mcdonald says one can not go twenty
steps without seeing some poor. starving
women or children begging for something
TO eat. and that person can not sit down
to meal without being asked for bread
by stnrylng children.
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THE LAtHADA.
Trint or Her Captain for Giving Aid
to the Cuban Cause.

to the Cuban Cause.
Wilmington. Del. January 1a.--1n the
United states district court this morning
Judge Bradford overruled the demurrcrs
of the defense to the Indictment OF Cap
tain Edward Murphy OF the steamship
Laurada for violating the neutrality laws
by engaging in an expedition for the re-
lief OF Cuba. a jury was then drawn and
the trial commenced.
George Crowley colored. seaman on
the Lauradu at the time she was alleged
to have carried the ammunition to the
Cuban insurgents. was the first witness
There was nothing new in Crowiey's tes-
timony. He reiterated his former state
ments under oath to the effect that the
Laurada had taken on men and munitions
when on Barnegat, N. j., and then trans
ferred the war material to the tug Daunt-
less OF the Cuban coast
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