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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-06
INTERESTS THE PEOPLE
OF THE PACIFIC COAST
General Sternberg Enthusiastic Over
the Model Camp Established at
the PreSidio.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-Henry c.
Wire of San Francisco has been promoted
in the Treasury Department as a clerk
from 5000 TO $1,000 per annum.
The postoff1ce at Paraiso Springs, Monte
rey County, will be discontinued after July
10. Mail should be sent to Romie.
General SternbeTg, surgeon general OF
the army has returned from an extended
tour of inspection through the South and
West He is very enthusiastic about the
new model camp established at San Iran
cisco. and says that 1t eXcels any SINH
lar camp ever established in this country.
Nothing has been neglected that could
possibly contribute to the comfort and
convenience of soldiers, and the sanitary
arrangements are as nearly perfect as
modern science can make them.
Pacific Coast patents were granted to-
day as follows:
CaIifornia-Charles E. Birdley and G..
A Simms Los Angeles. newspaper file;
Ross +. Brown. San Francisco. means for
raising water from mineshafts; Stephen
Houghton Register Company, fare regis
ter and combined rope clutch and handles;
John NJ Howe, San Francisco, machine
for filling and folding packages; John &.
Marshall. Fresno. window; stephen and
NJ. Maybell San Francisco. instantaneous
printing plateholder; William Muir, Mich
igan Bluff. assfgnor to Hydraulic Dredg-
ing Company. ejector for mining and
dredging; Charles w, Richards,
san FRANCISCO, HHSeT lOOJn
William H Shnn, Los Angeles, surface
irrigating system for sprinkling farm land
roads or streets.
Oregon-Edward F. Schneider. North
Yamhill, fruit drier; Isaac w. Healdon,
Plainview. trace clasp.
Army orders: Lieutenant William E.
Davis, Volunteer Signal Corps. has been
ordered to duty with the Signal Corps de-
tachment at Angel Island.
Acting Assistant Surgeons f. w Dud-
ley E. P. Haywards, Charles n. Barney
F. W. Foxworthy and S. j. Fraser have
been ordered to San Francisco for trans
portation to the Philippines on the steam
er City of Para. Acting. Assistant Sur
geons S. c. Dekraft, at Cambridge. Md.
Z. c. schultze, at New York; J. G. Lee
hardy. at Savannah. Ga; J. w. Vandu-
sen at Norwalk, Ohio S. T. Harris. at
Carrollton. Ga, and r. P Robbins, at
Philadelphia have been ordered TO San
Francisco for assignment to duty.
Privates John j. Green and James Mat
tingly. Fourth United States Cavalry, un-
assigned; Louis Callahan. Harry w.
Evans. Bert a. Skeily and James O.
Harmed, Third United States Artillery,
unassigned: George Bentley. Robert E.
Graham, Ollie Hutton. Charlie Mercer and
James Thompson, Fourteenth United
States Infantry. unassigned; Thomas H.
Cartwell. Harry E. Clark, Arthur Girard.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-06
TEST SUIT AFFECTING
COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS
Attempt to Prevent Duplicate Publ
cation of Santa Clara's Tax
List

SAN JOSE, July 5.-The right of the
Board Of Supervisors to order the print
ing of portions of the delinquent tax
list in the papers of the various town
ships of the county is to be tested in
court. 1t has been customary for the
several Supervisors to give this printing
to papers in their districts as patronage
for support during the campaign, in
addition to the Tax Collector choosing
a paper for the official publication of
the full list.
Complaint was made to District At
torney Campbell that this was ruth
less expenditure of the peoples money,
and few days ago that official warned
the Supervisors that the farming OUT
of the tax list was illegal The County
Auditor was warned against allowing
any of the claims.
1t was decided to test the matter and
to-day a mandamus suit was com
menced by S. T. Moore, on an assigned
claim by George A. Eddes, to direct
County Auditor T. F. Morrison to pay
a claim for SIG for the publishing of
delinquent tax list in the Morgan Hill
Sun for Burnett Township 1t Tecites
in defense of the action of the Super
visors that in thus printing the tax list
the order was so given for the sole
purpose of affOrding those who were
named in the delinquent tax lists full
notice of all matters therein stated, in
cluding the time fixed for the sale Of
the property"
The case will come UP in the Superior
Court on Monday morning, when per
emptory writ Will be asked for direct
ing the County Auditor to pay the
claim Of Moore from the current ex-
pense fund Fifteen weekly papers will
- ~ ha
country editors are greatly interested
In, L. nf1tc0rnp
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Lacey A Goodell Frederick Guilliams.
Wiley Jones, Patrick NJ, Kennedy, John
tave Pajweski. Frank r. Wilson. Robert
Linton and Bert L. Ross, Eighteenth
United States Infantry: unassigned; Fran
els Inger and Green NJ Trimble, Twen-
tieth United States Infantry, unassigned: !:
Thomas r. Eisenbise and James +. Wat
kins. Twenty-second United states IN
fantry, unassigned; Frank Briggs. Chris
topher Getsinger Hernon Gilhist, Rice NJ.
Hughes, Harry A. Jones, Edwin A. Lewis,
Harry A. Metzger, Frank j; Welsh.
Charles I. Tucker and Edward d. Wolf.
TwentY-third United States Infantry, un-
assigned; Recruits Joseph c. Bellew, John
L. French. John C. Fulton, Hannah w.
Martin. Eberhard Often. Henry Purcell,
Harry Bruner, Harry l.: Bowman, Maur-
ice j. Byrne Charles F. Cone. Patrick
Ferren Albert Gastreich, Frederick f.
Hance, James M. Manning; John l., Mer-
Lawrence ]. Raaen. Henry E. Ravencraft,
John F. Rigney, Jacob A. Stults, William
W. Wright John Miller. George H. Nc
Bride and Robert c. McConahey' general
discharged the service of the United
States by the commanding officer of that
station.
Private Fred L. Rice. Fourth United
States Cavalry. unassigned. now at Pre-
sidio. San Francisco, is transferred to the
hospital corps as a private; Private
States Cavalry, Fort Meade, is transferred
to Troop A Fourth United States Cav
airy. He Will be sent TO the HreSldlO, san
Francisco.
Private James Erret. Company K. Four
teenth United States Infantry Manila:
will be discharged from, the service of
the United States by the commanding
officer of his station.
Private Willard c.. Foster hospital
corps. Philippines will be sent to he
Preside, San Francisco, He will, upon
his arrival. be discharged.
Private August Becker, Company D.
Fourteenth United States Infantry, now
en- route to the Philippine Islands. having
enlisted under false pretenses, will be dis
charged without honor from the service
of the United States on receipt of this
order by the commanding officer of mis-
Private Thomas B. Moss. Sixth United
States Cavalry, unassigned, Fort Logan,
is transferred to the Third Infantry, He
will be sent TO the Presidio, San Fran
cisco. Private George o. Hupp, Troop
K. First United States Cavalry, now at
Fort Niobrara, Neb., is transferred to the
Eighteenth United States Infantry, Pre-
sidio. San Francisco:
Acting Assistant Surgeon John r. Nc
Dill, United States Army, will proceed
from Milwaukee to San Francisco and re-
mort in person to the commanding general,
Department of California, for assignment
to temporary duty.
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DETROIT GREETS
THE ENDEAVORERS
Mayor Maybury Extends
Welcome.
Special pispateh to The Call.

DETROIT. Mich. July 5.-The after
noon of the preliminary day of the eigh-
teench annual international convention of
the Christian EndeavOr was showery, but
toward evening the sun broke through the
Cl9uds and the travel from all parts of
the city to the Christian Endeavor
grounds began. Soon after sundown the
great tent. with a capacity Of 10000, was
filed: after that a crowd of outsiders OBJ
tained sight and hearing through the
dropping Of tent walls a [ either side.
Promptly at 7:3G o'clock the comparative
silence was broken by the swelling strains
Of The Son of God Goes Forth TO War,
followed by There Shall Be Showers of
Blessing and Onward, Christian Sol
diers." in all of which the great crowd
joined. Devotional exercises were led Dy
the Rev. J. 6. Butler of Washington. The
welcome of the local committee was eH-
tended by William II. Strong, Its chair
man. Rev. Charles B. Newman spoke on
behalf of the Detroit pastors.
Mayor MaEbqTy Lay m o IN II 3i5 b Tei9f9mImg Te9sa 1n4s
ers and declared that all Detroit Joined in
the welcome to the delegates and visitors.
There were encores Of applause when f1a
Secretary Baer read the following tele-
gram from the President OF the United
States:
Rev. Dr. Francis f. Clark. Detroit. Mich: :
on the occasion OF the eighteenth international
my cordial interest in its work. my best wishes
to those assembled with you in convention ana
crease OF great results which the efforts Of
Christian Endeavor societies have achieved
WILLIAM MCKINLEY
Next on the programme came responses
in behalf Of FndeavOrers from the foreign
lands As Rev William Patterson Of
Toronto came forward to speak for Can
ada some one struck up God Save the
Queen The Canadians on the platform
took up the strain and in a moment the
huge tent was reverberating with the
swelling chorus Of the British anthem.
The friendly relations between Canada
and the United States. especially with ref
erence to. religious matters, formed the
burden Of Dr. PattersOn's address.
Rev. Or. H J. Tressider, secretary of
the London Council Of Christian En-
deavor. answered the greetings on behalf
of Great Britain.
Perish the mad dream" he said, that
a conflict should ever come between our
two countries. 1t IS the work and the
duty Of the Christian EndeaVOrers to
make impossible such an idea
For Australia responses were made by
Rev Joseph Walker Of Queensland; for
China by Rev. Elwood G. Tewkesbury, a
missionary in the vicinity Of Peking; for
many years q. missionary In that country;
for japan by Rev. Otis Carey: for Mexico
by Rev. c. Scott Williams, and for the
United States by Rev. Arthur J. Smith
At the close Of the big meeting the
crowd thronged to the platform to be pre-
kented to the Mayor and the officers Of
tAe United Society. This closed the first
Say Of what promises to be one of the
most notable gatherings in the history Of
the organization.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-06
AN ELIS0R HAS
DRAWN NEW JURORS
Completed and the Cases
of Occur d'Alene Officials Taken
Under Adjustment

WALLACE, Idaho, July 5.-This morn
ing j. H. Hawley addressed the court on
the cases against the Sheriff and Commits
sioners Senator Reddy followed on behalf
of the defense. Peter Breen of Butte -
here to-day, being special counsel from
the Butte union to their Couer q Alene
brethren
The announcement was made this after
noon that EliSOr Sutherland has returned
from Pierce County with thirty-hVe Jurors
from the south end of the county. Those
present in the court room were instructed
by the court not to converse with any one
about matters likely to come before them,
nor to listen while others talked.
Counsel for the defense then argued the
impeachment case of the Sheriff and
commissioners, and the State closed.
The Judge took the case under advise
ment.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-06
RECEPTION TO A SAILOR.
Charles W. Dorroh's Greeting by the
People of Angels Camp

ANGELS CAMP, July 5.-Charles w.
Dorroh, who is home for a short visit
after fourteen months service in the
navy was rendered a rousing reception
here tonight Mr.. Dorroh is the only
one from this place who enlisted when the
call for volunteers was made over year
ago. The return of the Philadelphia af-
Tonight escorted by the Uniform Rank,
knights of Pythias, and the local band.
he was taken to Dolling's Hall Appro-
and song were rendered. after which G
r. Hawley. in behalf of the young sail
or's friends. presented him with a beau
tiful diamond stud. The assemblage then
passed around and shook hands with the
hero. The ladies took advantage of the
opportunity and Hobsonized him
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-06
TRAGIC DEATH OF A
SAN JOSE SWITCHMAN
Run Down by a Train in the Broad
Gauge Depot and His Body
Mangled

SAN JOSE. July 5.-Charles White. a
switchman in the employ of the Southern
Pacific Company, met tragic death at
the broad-gauge depot at noon. White
and a crew had been switching some
freight cars in the lower end of the yard.
When through they started toward the
depot. White was riding upon the rear
step Of the tender. He JUMPED off to turn
a switch and in doing so stepped in the
center Of the main track. The 12:40 train
from San Francisco was rushing into the
depot. He had his back turned toward
the approaching train and did not hear
Il. Almost as soon as his feet struck the
walk 1t was upon him and he was car
ried under the engine. His left leg and
arm were almost severed from the body
and his head and body badly mutilated.
The remains were removed to the
Morgue. An inquest will be held to-mor-
row. White was about 50 years of age.
lie was an experienced railroad man and
had been working for the railroad com
pany in this city for three years. a widow
and child survive him.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-06
But TROUBLE
IS EXPECTED
ON FETE DAY
When the Rennes Garrison
Is Reviewed a Demon
stration Is Predicted
Special Dispatch to The Call

II ENNES, July 5.-For Captain
Dreyfus, to-day passed off much
as yesterday. Madame Dreyfus,
i I Matthieu Dreyfus. his brother,
and Maitre Labori, his counsel,
visited the prisoner. but otherwise no
special incident occurred. As an illus
tration Of the Indifference Of the popu-
lation. it is worthy of note that the
words. ''Vive Dreyfus," chalked upon
wall in a corner Of the town. remains
absolutely undisturbed.
Many, however. predict trouble on the
national fete day when review Of the
garrison will be. held. The anti-Drey-
fusites, It IS feared. will attempt to
draw the troops into demonstration.
Madame Dreyfus. accompanied by her
parents, drove 10 the prison in car
riage this afternoon. Her parents were
not admitted, but she remained with
her husband an hour. On leaving she
showed for the first time, signs Of dis
tress Her eyes were swollen and red
as though she had been weeping bitter
". She is still IN deep mourning, and is
determined TO remain so until her hus-
band regains his liberty.
A somewhat larger crowd than usual
watched her arrival and departure, and
again displayed utter lack of manners
and consideration for her terrible posi-
tidn. gathering around her, rudely star
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-06
CIVIL GUARDS CHARGE
THE DEMONSTRATORS
AS a Result of the Continued Riots at
Barcelona Martial Law May
BE Declared

Special Cable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted. 1899, by James Cor
don Bennett
BARCELONA, July 5.-While workmen
were leaving the factories to-day further
disorders occurred. The civil guard
charged the demonstrators and many
were injured. Attacks were made against
priests and churches. Trade is almost at
a stands:ill The theaters are all closed
and it is thought probable that martial
law will be proclaimed.
There were also disorders here last
night. Bands Of rioters attacked the
Church of Santa Matrona and the Jesuits
school. The police charged and the mob
pelted them with stones Later the police
were reinforced by gendarmes and in
fantry and finally scattered the mob.
Many conflicts took place and many peo-
pie were wounded.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-06
TEN NEW CASES
OF THE FEVER
Seven Deaths Reported
From Cuba
AMERICAN TROOPS SUFFER
SURGEON CLENDENNIN AMONG
THE VICTIMS.
Preca autions Taken to Guard Against
the Disease in the Vicinity of
Santiago and New Hos
pital Established.
Special Dispatch to The CAN.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, July 5.-Ten
new cases of yellow fever and seven
deaths were officially reported to-day.
All the victims of the disease were SOL
diers except one, an American black
smith.
A new fever hospital has been es-
tablished near Boniato Camp, north OF
WASHINGTON, July .. - Surgeon
General Sternberg has received the
following cable from Major OReilly,
chief surgeon at Havana, giving the
yellow fever situation:
Harvard (chief surgeon at Santiago
telegraphed to-day that the total cases
were about one hundred, with twenty
one deaths. Surgeon Clendennin died
yesterday; other medical officers are
sick and three nurses. OF our two
camps one is safe and the other located
in the foothills, five miles away, and
will probably be moved in few days.
One case is reported from Manzanillo.'
In order TO make more effective the
quarantine against the Introduction OF
yellow fever from Vera Cruz and other
infected Mexican cities the surgeon
general of the Marine Hospital service
has located Assistant Surgeon l.. 4.
Cofer at the City of Mexico. He is in
structed to keep watch upon the rall-
way travel to the United States, to give
certificates to passengers and to su-
perintend disinfection when necessary.
The reports to the surgeon general in
dicate u decrease of the fever at Vera
Cruz.
A report has been received from the
| Consul at that city, saying that the
present epidemic followed upon the dis
mantling of a number of old houses in
1898. Surgeon General Wyman accepts
| this report as strongly contirmatory OF
| the theory that the yellow fever germ
| turks in old buildings and is likely to
be liberated to the detriment of the
community when the buildings are de-
molished or repaired in the summer
/
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ing her in the face, and pressing one an
other aside in their eagerness not to lose
a single detail of her inward agony,
which might be reflected in her coun-
tenance. Her visible distress to-day
was a feast for those ghOuls, who,
however, were speedily dispersed by a
squad Of gendarmes. The latter finally
barred the two streets leading to the
portal of the prison.
Just opposite the prison and over
looking the window of the cell of Cap
tain Dreyfus and the courtyard, is a
tannery. This has been a favorite place
of vantage for a number of photo
graphers, who have taken snap shots of
every arrival and departure and as
often as possible of the incidents oc-
curing inside the prison yard. To-day
the police affixed a notice over the tan
merry entrance, prohibiting the entry of
any one there, except on business con-
nected with the tannery. This meas
ure has aroused considerable comment.
but the owner of the tannery will prob
ably find it prudent not to ignore the
notice.
Maitre Labor, Matthieu Dreyfus and
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-06
FOREST FIRES RAGING.
Three Bridges Destroyed in Northern
Sonoma County.

SANTA ROSA. July 5.-Word was re-
ceived here this afternoon of big forest
fires raging in the northern part of this
county. Three big bridges on the Skaggs
Springs and Stewarts Point road near
Clarks Landing have been destroyed and
a large amount Of property damaged.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-06
LOOT OF SIGNATURES.

WASHINGTON, July 5-At the War
Department there is a large blank book
where officers coming to Washington reg
;ster. This re gister is kept in the hall
opposite the office of the adtutant genera.
Last Sunday some one raided the book
and cut out the names of prominent of
fjcers. particularly those who made them
selves famous during the Spanish war
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-06
ATTEMPTS TO KILL
THE AFGHAN AMER
Bullet and Poison Fail, and One of
the Culprits Is Speedily


LONDON, July 5.-The St. Petersburg
correspondent of the Globe says that ad-
vices have been received there from
Cabul, capital of Afghanistan. that an
Afghan recently discharged a rife point
blank at the Ameer, but missed him, the
bullet lodging in the shoulder of a general
standing near by. The advices also say
that the Ameer's brother, Ishak Khan.
attempted to bribe a cook to poison the
Ameer. and that when the plot was dis
covered Ishak fed into Russian Asia and
the cook was hanged.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-06
ASSESSMENT INCREASED.
Heavy Valuation Placed Upon the
Mountain Copper Company.

REDDING July 5.-Assessor Ludwig
has raised the assessment of the Noun
tain Copper Company from $3.50 COO at
which II was assessed last year, to 81 066-
100 This is the highest valuation placed
on any mining property in California, the
next highest being that of the Utica mine
in Calaveras County.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-06
San QuentinIs Finances.

SACRAMENTO. July 5.-The last
monthly report of Warden Hale of San
Quentin prison has been filed in Controller
Colgan's office. It shows the financial con-
dition of the institution to be healthy
The total receipts for June were s1OS.-
305 90 of which sum $54 .297 40 was paid
into the iute revolving fund and So, $50 81
revolving fund contains 800 Goethe limit
and the balance in the prison fund
amounts TO $6S.G47 81
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-06
NOW INDIFFERENT AS
TO DREYFUS.
BERTILLON, THE
EXPERT, LOSES
HIS POSITION

Special Gable to The Call and the New
York Herald. Copyrighted, 1899, by
James Gordon Bennett.
PARIS, July 5.-"The Dreyfus
case. says the Figaro, has
made yet another victim. NJ
Bertillon has been deprived of
the position he held as head of
the anthropometrical depart
ment. At the sitting of the Mu-
nicipal Council, Andre Lefebure
questioned the Prefect of Police
on the subject of NJ. Bertillon's
appearance as an expert in
handwriting. NJ. Lepine urged
his past services, and begged
that he might be censured and
left in his post; but the major
ity thought otherwise. and he
lost his position"
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-06
Wilmington's Commander Remains.

Special Cable TO The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted, 1899. by James Cor
con Bennett.
RIO JANEIRO. July 1.-The American
Consul will embark next Saturday for the
United States via Europe. The American
legation denies the statement that the
commander of the Wilmington has been
recalled.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-06
No Trouble Anticipated.

Special Cable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted, 1893, by James Cor
don Bennett.
PANAMA, July 5,-The Herald's CORE
spondent at Salvador reports that the po-
liticai situation is quiet, and that no
trouble is anticipated at present.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-06
RIVAL THEATER
MANAGERS AT WAR
Walter Morosco and Harry Wyatt
Say Mean Things About One
Another

Los ANGELES. July 5.-Walter Mo
rosco denies the charges of bad faith i'm
piled by Manager Harry Wyatt Of the
Los Angeles Theater, incidentally Mo
rosco stands ready, he says. to take up
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