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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, WINERS OPPOSED T0 IMPERIALISM e | Action Taken by West- ern Federation. e ADOPT STRONG RESOLUTIONS - DECLARE AGAINST PHILIPPINE ANNEXATION. — Acquisition of the Archipelago Would Mean Competition With the Coolie Labor of the Far East. The Call fter approv- to-day the most of the ses he constitut vention pa ainst lippines with th TERN LABOR UNION DISCUSSES RESOLUTIONS | of Government | WES Favor rnment nt b resolu t in one particu- Wardner, Idaho, JOINT SESSION HELD. A"dmers Federation Meets With West- | ern Lnbor Union. 11.—The Western | d the Western La- » joint sessfon this after- ey of Helena, neral discussion of troubles through- oint session. The tenor | was for organization and | labor organizations of adopted asking all alifornia to join with the in Randsburg and other s near San Pedro harbor to and unfon hours on the ork San Pedr mining tro following words o | . suffering under | mining dis- | 1o all in our | con- | convention brother m the rict. BARELY ESCAPE CREMATION. Occupants of a Burning Building Al- most Lose Thir Lives. DIEGO, May 11L.—Particulars \\‘(’rl"} recelved here to-day of (ln burning of the house of Mr. and Mrs. James ¥. Grif. | near Vista, about forty miles north- ty, on Monday night. No know how_the fire started, ikened to find the and had_barely - were fla Miss Tomlins '8 d from a window, spraining her le rwise injuring herself, and Mi 1 ained painful burns. She for some time. Mr. nd two children escaped in their The house with all its con- stroyed. The property was oumu b; Caye J. Couts, after having occupied the atten- The men from this camp were caught | tion of Justice Wheaton for three days loading on board the L Belle W, was given to the jury, which agreed to the 25-ten schooner which is in the | and six. Many employ of the canning factory, several v were brought crates_of fish, several tons in all, and | - IS SANTA CRUZ ISLAND UNDER CALIFORNIA LAW? May 11—The this reason and on account of the great numbers of crawfish that are found there the camp was so located by the San Pedro Company. ANTA BARBARA, trial of Peter Lind, charged with having crawfish in his po: m and thus violating the State law, ,—0—@—0@ Il e il SXOE aiae SXCEL Sy ) - old dispute as and the not only were the fishermen themselves to the waters unding Santa Cruz put under arrest, but also the captain, | and the other islands of Santa Bar- mate and engineer of the schooner. The bara channel was again brought up. officer’s sloop, the Olita, was anchored The these waters in Pelican Bay, and they rode across AR liction of the the channel with their prisoners in the State for while its juris- Lizzie Belle W. dictio three English miles The trial of John Osterman began | iinland it takes in the is- to-day. He belongs to another camp, | else, not even the and his case was considered a| them. | stronger one for the prosecution than that of those arrested in the Pelican Bay camp, for in the one instance the | crawfish were found in their po ion and in the other they were caught in the act by Officer W. W. Hopkins. Hop- | kins had been lying in wait for these men for several days, in the hopes of | catching them at lheu— work. ‘While it is thought that these men | ment of the defense atest effect upon the the law did not intend rmen themselves, but only acting as employes dro Canning Company, provides means for g the corperation itself it is the be punished for the infringement the P DD EDEOEDEeDHeDeb e +OeDe as the fishermen, who had will not be found guilty, yet it is communication with the known that these arrests will virtually | mainland for two months, were ignos- compel the San Pedro Canning factory | law itself. to close its doors for several months, Lind belonged to the camp until the open season, when crawfish | s seized some time ago. He can again be had. At the time of the sted at a small inlet on the different arrests fifteen or twenty tons rthea xlsu‘m of Santa Cruz Island ¢ of crawfish were liberated. n as Pelican B dXHf‘uI’H‘ o Over sixty talesmen were examined of the island Is very rough and ¢ THE SLOOP OLITA. to-day in the Osterman case, but only | : the greater part of the year it ¢ The craft used by the officers ten jurors were sworn. The case may s impossible to reach it by water. For ¢ in chasing the law breakers. take two or three days more. D R R e SO SN MDD DU U D MO SO DN G SIS S S SO S S S s ) @ | fv PELICAN CAMP, SANTA CRUZ ISLAND { i e O R R e SOR SO S ] KILLED THA HIS FAMILY S — e e i O S e VISITS KESWICK - g s “apon this pletion of thi pends upon whether or not t Kk ibed at the time c rtainly the maker holder comes forward tran- | a. Very provided the Attor inion of h; A GLEAM OF HOPE FOR MRS. MAYBRICK‘ agrees and v General has approved the | sistant Bloodthirsty Crimes of Joseph Harvey. Heavy Loss of Mountain | Copper Company. 73 Her Mother Confident She Will Be| e KESWICK, May 11.—For the second Released in July | HOWARD CITY, Mich., May 11.—Jo- time within twenty-four hours the Next. | seph Harvey last night killed his wife, Mountain Copper Company has been| NEW YORK, May 1L—A cable to the | his uncle, Robert Pierson, and his | % heavy loser by fire. At 8 o'clpck to- | Journal from London s Baroness de | grandmother, and also wounded his night fire broke out in the mhchine- [ Rodle® came from France to- | three-months-old child and his father- shops and round-houses, and before it | yroo brick. Regarding this interview | I0-1aW, Jchn Logenslayer. Then he | y had suffered | the Baroness sald: shot himself, inflicting a wound from | | “We now confidently hope to secure| Which he expected to recover. includes mac r:* shops, | Mrs. Maybrick’s release in July. It will| Harvey's uncle and grandmother live round-house, one locombtive, the pat- | then be daughter | a mile north of town. The murderer | tern shop and the blac T e condeted L waW; | Went there last evening. He asserts that t first seemed impossible to the | before the Home et. for revision. { Pierson, his uncle, was quarreling with smelters on the east or the stores and | L Deleve T maxe (.L(::],“l‘ilnxuI"“L',fnn‘r'g- his grandmother, and that he inter-| offices on the south. The company has | et (08 Ao e s & mat. | fered; that thereupon Pierson stabbed E xcellent em of water works, | ter of international courtesy, if not as a| and killed the old lady, aged 70, and good hose, heavy pressure and a well- | matter of justi | that he (Harvey) retaliated by ehuuz,‘ drilled fire department. They all came | oURNED IN TWO COUNTRIES. | In& his uncle. After shooting Pierson, | will doub Il it can to keep “Husizc -kd‘-;i!nr:_"mwn Lon- | the house, but she was not med. things rur blast. One thousand | (0B Bt MO Y00C, Ce Bte e Ko os | Next Harvey entered his father-in- orm are directly emploved by | BMEISTIR, &) "1 law’s room and shot him twice, inflict- | * 80 ay be seen how | “Mr Raphael owned a large stock of | atailing e | much 1t stake to the laborer alone. | ho nd was worth between three and ;’,]g.' howeyer, G fRialin iy, Ele then | To-n losses are covered by in-'| four million pounds. The American deal. | tirncd the revolver on himself, shoot- | surance. The origin of the fire is un. | €rs on the Stock Exchange to-day wers | 108 himsel in the neck. Hary wite, | known. It started in a small room used | Mourning his death. | SHen nHlached iyadalttng p with the e COUNGEL INSTTTUTED, | hins of her mother, who died yester- The Bachelor Hall building was de- GRAND Ly Sy 1 | night’s blaze. es occupled nearly the | regidences have been consumed. into good play to-night. For an hour s Harvey stabbed him three times. Har. was stubborn, but it finally | Death in England of Henry Louis| vey then returned to his home, two t9 ';1"1“; k. :1’11. }‘>iln4fxsl‘\'elr‘:' Raphael, Banker and Horseman. | miles southwest of town. rriving ;v‘l";h!”r-nwt‘!:‘l!\d’fm",“x;:?:ur;’;’; LONDON, May IL—Henry Louis Ra.|there, he shot his wife twice, killing | seh nothine Hod Logipenc 1, the banker and race horse <-wm-ng her. He then fired at his baby, the ball | t toiniEhts e died suddenly to-day at Newmarket. Mr. | going into its arm. He also fired at| | will have | but the company | Raphael’s firm was the leading one in the | Miss Labard, a teacher, who boarded in| S stroyed last night mountain side It w high on the above the scene of to- The loss was $10,000. All day long forest fires have pre- Order of the Royal Arcnnnm Forms a State Lodge. LOS ANGELES, May Sheriff of the murders at Pierson house, He was then arrested for murder- | ing his w He has nothing to say of the tragedies at his ow 11.—A Grand valled east of Keswick, started by | Council for the Royal Arcanum for the | onie.§ There sparks from last night's fire. Three | State of California was instituted in this | 212 StONE threats of lyrChing. = = One | city at 10 o'clock to-day. Thirty-five del- s erious, but the physicians are sure he will surviv He was employed in a furnitur tory and is only 20 years old. that was burned early this morning was at least half a mile from Bache- egates were present, representing San rancisco, Sacramento, Fresno, San Luis £ The cause | lor Hall. This gives an idea of the | ObiSpo, Pasadena, Monrovia, San Bernar- i 3 : Saile °f the | ging, Redlands, San Diego, Riverside, San | of his terrible acts has not been deter | terrific gale that prevailed at the time | Beqre and Los Angeles. Fhomas A. Par- | mined. ot been’deter of both fires. | 1sh, O. 8. R., of Grand Haven, Mich., is | in the city, having come to institute the | DECIDES IN FAVOR OF TREASURER TRUMAN Ruling of the Supreme Court in the «PUTS” AND “CALLS.” Crand Councl One Must Pay War Taxes While the Other Escapes. A S e Railroad Companies at War. VANCOUVER, B. C., May 11.—There is | a fight on at Nelson between the Cana- 'tequence of three wins, arousing great | ing handicap, was the most creditable | Calmont’'s cast-off lot, having hitherto | beaten at the bushes, | new | dashed up and snatched the race by | 'vCaliiornia Derby Winner Captures | ana s Harvey himself to-day informed thmv o Gallop secon MAY 12, 1899. AMERICANS RAID THE BETTING RING —— Three Winners in a Row for Sloan. g MOUNTS HEAVILY BACKED el gt GRANNAN AMONG THOSE WHO PI‘LUNGED. e Magnificent Ride Put Up by the Pre- mier Astride the McCalmont Cast - Off Florio Rube- tino. e Special Dispatch to The Call. LONDON, May 11.—Tod Sloan opened to-day’s sport at Newmarket with a enthusiasm among the spectators. His | victory on Florio Rubetino in the Fly- of the day. Florio was one of H. Mc- been a very disappointing animal, but to-day, after appearing hopelessly Sloan injected life into the creature and Florio | a head. Vain Duchess was regarded as a sure winner in the contest for the Breeder: plate and Sloan got home without an effort. The American contingent plunged on Vain Duche: The Even- ing Sun's race reporter says: “One man wagered £2000, and I per- | sonally saw the American backer, | Grannan, wager £630. There was no big betting on Caiman, the winner nf‘ the Payne stake, in view of the price. | Caiman won in a canter.” The Flying handicap is of 10 sov- | ereigns each and 200 sovereigns added. | Rose Tree wa cond and Canadense third. The betting was 2 to 1 against Florio Rubetino. In plate of ereign: Vain Duchess, some was second and Papdale third. The betting was 13 to 8 on Vain Duchess. Lord Willi Beresford’s Caiman, ridden by Sloan, finished first in the race for the Payne stakes of 15 so ereigns each, with 400 sovereigns added Footpad 11 was second and Sinopi was | third. Five hor ran and the betting | was 1 to 6 on Caiman. A selling plate of iR ) sovereigns was | Corlette's four-year-old | Sloan rode Sir R. | won by brown filly ‘Waldie Griffith" ed third. The bet- | ainst Kurvenal. s’ colt, O'Donovan | Bedford two-year-old 0 sovereigns. Lord William Beresford’s chestnut colt, Democrat, 5 to 1, ridden by Sloan, finished second. } CLARK STAKES. ONLY A GALLOP FOR CORSINE Kurvenal and finis ting was 5 to 2 Arthur e the Churchill Downs Classic. LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 11.—The Clark stakes, at one and an eighth miles, was the feature of the card to-day at Churchill Downs, and proved only a gallop for Cor- | sine, the winner of the California derb: econd to Manuel in the Kentucky derby a week ago. Hapsburg and Corsine coupled in the betting as Pat Dunne entry, were at 1 to 8, while His Lordship was 8 to 1 and False Lead 20 to 1. Haps- burg made the pace and sailed out in the | lead until the stretch was reached. Here | Corsine came up to him and passed him easily, the other two, tired and beaten, | straggling in. Corsine won In a romp and apsburg just as easily got the place from His Lordship. The track was heavy and the racing was poor from a time standpoint. Results: One Galathee second, Mr. Phinizy third. mile—Batton won, Time, 1:4 . selling—Vice Regal won, Nop- per mond_third. Time, 1:19%. ¥ s, selling—Avenstock won, Rus- sell R second, Jucoma third. Time, Mile and an eighth, Clark $4000—Corsine wo second, ship third. Time Four furlongs, iy O Bren scoond, me, s La on, King Davia thira Six furlongs, selling—High Jinks won, Bri- rimate third. Time 3 | A YORK, May 1l.—The feature of the | day at Morris Park was the Croton, a high- | welght handicap at six_furlongs. Trillo won from Boney Boy by a head, six lengths ahead of Kingdon. Cormorant was the oniy Weather rainy; track sloppy. Cormorant_won, Theory Time, 1:15%. . one hird | ans won, | mile—Roysterer Time, 1:44 The L.ulnl second, e third. Time, Huir o mile—Brusque Rie ond, Star Chimes third. T} n_ high- Trillo won, Boney Boy second, ' Kingdon third. mile—Don de Oro won, Twinkler second, Charentus third. Time, 1:43 ICAGO, M. The local turf season Ay with the start of a fifteen opened here’ tos Lakeside. Weather clear; days’ Hop Scotch | orence Anita | g snby won, Myth tme, "1:49, mile—John G. Rigsby S eoand. Pant Lano thivd, Tiay | so far as the score went, and held second, Pant Lano third. Time, | ¥, %) iitton practically all_through the won, Hobart second, Just before 10 o'clock Hansen with- Kenmore Time, 1:4315 d . The spectators did not take kind Six furlon Rival Dare second, | ly to this mo but subsequently new Protect_third | CINCI ATI weather was | Libation sec- ime, 1:324 e Johnson won, Net. Tucillo third. Time, Jné mile, selling—Blenheim won, Great Pride nd, Hand D third. Time, 1:47% furlongs. selling—Ella’Penzance won, lie Welthoft second, Scrivener third. Time, hanson won, Dashaway , Lyllis third. Time, 1:45% selling—Ramiro 1T won, Can >r. Withrow third. Time, 1:31%. SAN JOSE'S RELAY TEAM. Wheelmen Who Will Compete in the Annual Century Race. SAN JOSE, May 11.—The Garden Cit Wheelmen will make a desperate effort to | WASHINGTON, May 11.—Assistant At- the : torney General Boyd has rendered an Bacilichi B ey Comyan g e San Francisco Contempt capture the annual 10-mile relay race opinion to the Secretary of the Treasury .ardeau-Duncan Rallway, which is c around the bay from San Francisco to ”" 2 i Be A ABIAR tnat - trani ‘;_(-x TV | supposed to have the Great Northern at o ase, | Oakla next Sunday. strongest | now ;s ons |5 ol Mol cAmpinissiare atxioun tol| FACRAMENTO, Mey 11.-The Suprems| teasm has be a known among stockbrokers as “puts not taxable under the war revenue ac though *calls” are subject to the tax. Two samples of the transactions in qu Court this afternoon rendered a decision in the matter of the apnli writ of habes rpus in the Truman, Treasurer of San build into the rich Lardeau mining dis- | trict, and it was a race as to which got on the ground first. The Canadian Pa- cific won, but the opposing company has c c e he A e : (u:‘;fi‘m r;‘ ('l:”;,n‘:imll‘(}(]‘g to the I \,,','.fi'”' nhl:uf\ d an injunction, to lns}l. u_n“fl} rMny John C.4Stevens, a court . ferred to In the decision s %xmnn A :r"‘;;:‘l‘!',:"ff}‘ ta’i|=f(‘{'{"]c‘)‘:1'msfl& $JT9m | flled & claim against the Treasurer for and the “call” “Exhibit heSirepbrs | SCOUASMIDETON RIS 187 for services performed. and the says: e | Skt o Treasurer deciined to pay the claim The transactions represented by the two ex- g e ground of the alleged irregu hibits are not taxable under the provision of | Salinas Valley Pioneer Gone. lsh" appointment of the stenog: schedule A of the war revenue act, because| SALINAS, May 11— s _ | Stevens referred the matter t e e e toe of Ny pay ll—Jchn Seals, a na- | ol Cook, in whose court the ser note or memorandum of sale. They do not evi- ork and for over twenty-|heen rendered, and Judge ok directed | dence a sale, nor can they be construed as| eight years a resident of Salinas Valley, | Treasurer Truman to pay » amount executory contracts for sales to be completed | died at the County Hospital this morn- | This the Treasurer still declined to do subsequently. ing. He was admitted to the hospital | and he was committ for contempt. He o 8, 06 the opinion that the exhibic A ta | four days ago, sufering with heart trou- | appiied to the Supreme Court for Folease ot taxabl ) e . » = 5 - Case revenue act, for it I§ an agreement on the o s was 64 years old" on hn.’g“’ A“r‘:u;.' 't 1 3 part of the signers to buy stock, but the op- The Supreme Court late this afternoon portunity is entirely dependent upon the dis- Ranch Employe’s Suicide. decided that Treasurer Truman should position " of the party (trader) to whom the | WOODLAND, May be released, holding that the prope cedure in the case would have be Stevens to secure a writ of mandate against the Treasurer to compel the pa, ment of the claim. There is no provision in_the 11.—Nat Cramer, a War revenue act, 80 'ur as'1 can nd, which | laborer on Heppin's ranch, near Esparto, xnxel such a transactis committed suicide this mommg y shoot- take & different vlnr of exhlblt B, Inghat ing himself, paper is given. L | to the ng the Imen nfident of V\mnln;: the trophy. The 1 selected, and to- Mt ‘the Tist to Cl fvf lhu California e men and rela Cycling s follow il Hard second, * Loc! AT third, d | Barnes; fourth, L. 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Favior and Nichois; P ‘At midnight the men were trailing, egelman in the lead and_ Glick,” COX, | prrrepure — aeinsl !r{nf:ey, Guerrero, 1go, Barnes, Day, ”qT-If“ “”-\ \Mns‘vn Peita's three-bagger Craig, Geary and Noremac strung along AL a0y on o sl in that order | bagger in the = and Willla n 2 failed (w tie be two were — - — | TRIBE OF TEBEAU | INCREASES ITS LEAD Bowerman Connolly. 1 Habn and St. Louis Defeats Cleveland, While | he Brooklyn-Wash- the Orphans Are Downed by | ount of rain. T \t‘hel ‘Coluue]s | No More | Syndlcate Betting. NA . | CINC I, May 1L—The Latonia Clubs— W. L. P Clubs— W | Jockey Club has announced that any 8t. Louls... ] Baltimore ...11 | reputable bookmaker may draw in at its Chiicago 9 3 | spring meeting. which commences on May Philadelp L by paying the usual fee 100 ilf“'q‘:l'\“u 5 his” will be the first ope n Cincinnati .11 8 of the local tracks for A ) | officials of the elub bel BOSTON, May 11.—Boston won f | betting is ira’ GHAse aisatesable wenth ns, | of the turf and have dete rmined to banish rain falling from the end of th ing | it from Latonia. until the game wa: 1 of the | Chicago Cyclist Wins. seventh. While it last e game was good | for its fielding. Attendance, 2000. Score PARIS, May I1l.—In the 100-hour cycle Clibye R. H. E. |contest at Roubaix Charles W. Miller of Boston .. o4 9 1 hicago won the first prize. He covered Baltimore . FAYS 1 0| 2238 kilometer: Batierios_Nichois and = Hergon: MeGinety L and Robinson. Umpires—Andrews and Gaff- Newark at Montevideo. Dey. MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, May 1.—The American cruiser Newark has arrived at this port CLEVELAND, May 11.—The home team hit Powell hard, but without effect, With three

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