The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 27, 1899, Page 5

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 189 FILIPIKOS BEATEN s NEARLY FATAL A MINOR FIGHTS —_—— Numerous Brushes Wlth the Enemy. GENERAL OTIS REPORTS RN e THE RECENT CONFLICTS INSURGENTS AND ARMS TAKEN EPLOSION ON MEIGGS WHARF David Crowley Badly Injured. N, Deec eral Otls a GUERRILLA BANDS ATTACKED |su AND ROUTED. ¥ PARAFFINE TANK BLOWS UP Natives Who Fled From Panay to LIGHTED MATCH DROPPED BY | Surrender- | ¢ JOSEPH REX THE CAUSE. | rican s { 0 Latter Youth’s Clothes Set on Fire | ‘ Leid and He Jumps Into the Bay, Escaping Practically :0000400‘00900’0000000’: s Uninjured. ‘1 4+ MAN + e — : SR : a well-known young b€ >4 ) terribly burned and bruisec > ¢ y pgf of a tank of paraffine * et 2|4 i on Meiggs wharf at 7:40 last night. 3 hew < | 1 . oseph Rex, a boy of 19, residing at 640 4 14 |- Chestnut street, who was with Crowley ¢ (e G . 1d who w !nnnrvnl + A } + : : burns after 'umplm. into the + N -4 ¥ lothes ablaze. g 8 . Rex were walking along > 4 ¢ ® ack of the barge office, smok- R R £ & AuRioh R0 D aiciast Sl O OAR Sulug a ssly threw the brand on v . . { the ground just as they were abreast A X ALL SPANIARDS WILL two 100-gallon iron tanks containing . fine paint. One of the tanks was y BE TRANSPORTED HOME a pair of skids, and the ground under- " . 4 - i | neath 1t was soaked with the oifly sub- e : nce. Rex had scarcely dropped the 34 /) - w 3TON, Dec \ when there was a thunderous ex- 1 A A Inet to-day 1t was ¢ n that was heard for blocks, and A it portic the moment the whole wharf appeared fantr ! my garding the return afiré. Crowiey was struck by the % : A K . fragments of the tank drum and knocked | a down, his clothing being set on fire at the A N ' same time. | t Rex was a step or so In advance of his | - ¥ panion and did not the full force | - S % xplosion. The burning paint set 2 ’ o lothes on _fire, however, but with Y - ot ; ¥ nce of mind he ran to the end . ey . . B s arf and jumped into the wen 1. Tuchler and J promptly on hand and sent Crowley Harbor Receiving Hospital in the » quarantine | the injured | *presentative various B T T e T T T eyt 4aaa«aaa«naa:«aaauazuumuunummmmmumnmunnmnnummm : but as he : ) swimmer no ntertained. 1t shore being swum wley was an hour or X red making fous w finally ated, and the father's fy dispelle found to be badly hurt and . t beyond recognition His entire (u'u WAS = o as were the backs of h hands, while his thighs, ab- domen and’ forearms were bruised and blistered. Dr. obinson of the Harbor his injuries :«n':l found ere and painful, the ADVERTISEMENTS. e not fatal. Ohe of Crows ppears to be affected, but with r treatment Dr. Robinson says he He will be re- 47 Jones street, this AT MOODY'S BIER |Grave Closes Over the| Evangelist. NTENSE SUFFERING FROM DYSPEPSIA AND STOMACH TROUBLE. y of the Par- the stuff is | as the proper Company and ing piles. NATION'S GIFT 70 © LAWTON'S Winow .| Home Fund Is Growing v Apace. eved and Permanently t's Dyspepsia v y, but Not a Patent icine. g dd 2l id d et d dd d Spectal Dispatch to The Call. WASHINGTON Dec. Adjutant of tions to " sy T 1 d $15,000 | . »mmittec announces H will be kept Kk ary t, when the y y banked and placed to Mis. )n's credit. The amount now in the - 5 Corbin probably is less e actually subscribed, o not yet having | an A 2.—The subsctip- A .awton fund received by the Bankers' mpany of this city thus of T D. W. Mcwi J. He PHIL. ton fund city subscriptio, to the fund thus Llr ' LOCAL CONTRIBUTIONS ‘ TO THE LAWTON FUND The Lawton fund being ralsed by Gen- era (fter grew by $201 yesterday, max- ing a total of $931 50. The fund being collected here has no more than started far. !r..ml-nw are to General after tor amounts from $10 up to $50, and within a they will begin well as in words. Mr: oned to headquarters ye and inquired of Colonel s hafter's ald, the condition of the minary, | fund. She said was going to assist in | increasing it k. and also would send a erson ur Her contribution will be in to-day hi Or to-morrow. A representative of one | of the big commercial houses called on | the | Colonel Wilson yesterday and said he | chorus would send in a check for $300. and ral Shafter has communicated with the Boards of mercial bodies rade all and the variou over the there has not yet been time to h those ar from 1MAZEST O Det 62273, 8.7.001 Largest Anatomical Maseum in the farthest away. Beside that, the has written to his personal r . and in addition people are sending in contributions unsolicite A check for $10 from v iam Cooke Danieis of Denver, recelv was accompanied by the following lette | DENVER, Col Dec. 21, 1899, | General Willlam R r. Army Head- | . San_Francisco—Sir: Please place The serviee 1ed with the re 1 for General Lawton's n march. Rev Heck for $10. | . of the »found | VDV T BTV In his r and 1 | - Moody { with | of this country 1 regret the loss ) our armies of £0 competent a Keneral and o our military life of so commanding this, in my case, is | it personal | “of General La aglist Dlamcnd Brand, EE-?GYEGYM. P!LLS ., Orictnal 2ad Oaly Gem rving lxlml‘! hfln In W ILLIAN Late Major and_Assistant AdJot 8. V. ‘olnc! John had this ob Astor's contribution of $250 | elegram with it: - e Paper. nlva y ll)vllul fl\.u )m wa ~| A ..:{ jcal Com —.N Sow ovaggione B ’fi‘fhu— 24 but concluded: N o1l Shafter, General . Davis, San > General a great service in Calvary | seribe 3250 to fand h_'n"\ruM A-nlnneln my | Churc | h.’\mt. 0] COB AETOR. McArthur said: “Moody ha Moody's sm marks an A in the | Previously nfl;';"v‘“#‘:‘fl'_l ..$631 00 FAVORITE history of evangelization in England and st Rl { P B on, San Rev. Dr. Hillis of Plymouth Church. | 1 M Cifhe Mining ¢ | Brooklyn, sald: »0dy in my | " genwabacher ... the | Ereatest evangelist sinee Geore H. Thomas Post ,and since the Apostle Paul| ‘cisco . e = bt 1 who has preached | Charles Kuhimann, Hospital ¢ FOR WEAK WOMER. | Of DooDle Do el | N ViRt Wamh | £ | AAAA WY — .’\ g P ., In Memory of Dwight L. Moody. 3.00 BROU s A; unfon memorial se e of the va-|Fom a Loval American Woman, San ~‘ fim e riois ch s °0f the city will be held at g i 1w D INJECTION. the Total . auditorium, M Sunday aftern ory of the late D Wil be short addresses and sev hastors will participate in the e , Rt iekerbocker Quartet will’ furnish | muste. The service will be free to the | public, both men and women. Albums and Toilet Cases. Tollet Cases with cellulofd fittings, al- bums, work boxes and collar and cuft boxes In great variety. Good values and at all prices. Sanborn, Vall & Co., 741 Market street. Open evenings this week.* A PERMANERT CURE of t i obst o cancs of Gonorrhees and: Glect, guaranteed in from 3 0 8 days ; nc other treatment required. Soid by il druggists __ THE EMPORIUM. | THE EMPORIUM. | I THE EMPORIUM. weelk at HALF REGULAR PRICES. Clean-Up Sale Rich Holi- day Dress Patterns .5, Probably they will all go to-day, for they are wonderful bargains at the pre-ent cut in prices. They are all that are left of that beauti- ful collection of Imported Suit Patterns with which the big store be- gan the Winter Season. There are no two of these thirteen Dress Patterns alike—they are the very latest and most stylish of Parisian Crepons and Silk and Wool Ncvelties. Going this week at One-Half Off Regular Prices. " Cleanu D Sales. Many smali lots of Holiday Goods are now placed in CENTER AISLE, to he cleared out this Clean-Up of Vases, Ornaments, Etc. One-Half Off. On the special counters in center aisle 3 Clean-up Sale all this week of the Colored and Crystal Bohemian Glass Vases and Epergnes, Decorated China and Empasto Bisque Ornaments and Figures, many beautiful decorative articles for the home that were bought especially for the Holiday trade, and must be closed out at One-Half Off Regular Prices. Glean-ilp of Garments. After Christmas there are many lots of garments that should be gone—they must go this week. Here are rrices that are little more than half original figures: 3!2'59 Dress Cut to $12.50—This broad wale s hair cheviot Tailor Dress, and several other styles, in the Holiday trade, are placed ;:r'x\i. blue and brown, new and best styles, were 222,50, | week at cut to clean up the lot to... . 8$12.50 $4.90 Skirts Qut (0 $2.25 An assorted lot of plain and plaid Skirts, various fashionable colors, including | Pen Wipers Pin Cushions sorted lot of our best and newest all-wool Jackets, Kerseys, Coverts and other materials, not many of each kind, but many kinds, nearly all colors, were $15.00 and $16.50 and a few of them $18.00, cut now to clean up the lot to.. ...810.00 ss.au Jackeis Cut (0 $1.88— These are a lot of last season's Jackets that are a little shopworn—they are warm wool garments, nearly all sizes - of course, we will not alter them at the price marked now—they were four times this ;.n--« originally—your choice while the lot last $4.51 Capes Cut to $5.00 :s kinds of new Capes, golf, velour and cloth, some of which are worth regularly $10.00, most of them $8.50, and just a few | that were $7.50, cut now to clean up the lot to ....... $5.00 | $1.50 wrappers Cut 10 98¢ - New dark flannelette W rappers, shoulder | . trimmed with ruffle and finished with black and white braid, lined waists, all sizes, | 1 Center aisle, a large z were +1.50, cut now to clean up the lot to...... 36.50 Si k Waists Cut t0 $4.95 Asworted lot of black silk Taffeta Waists, newest style, all sizes, lined, were §6.50. cut now mrlo:muphelnz t0,$4.95 - Cl;an-Up of ; Millinery. i Al trimmings and materials reduced, all shapes and @3 Walking Hats reduced—trimmed Hats cut to just abcut one~half their former prices. Girls’ Trimmed Hats for fine French Felt, worth $4.5 ies’ Trimmed Hats that were $10.00, no Trimmed Hats that were $16.50, no ies’ Trimmed Hats that were :2).00, now. Ciean-Up, Holiday Fans, Glove | and Handkerchief Boxes. One-Half Off. 1 Quite a large assortment of G! ove and Handkerchief Boxes and Fans on special sale in the center aisle, at one-half off regular pric 145 Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, hand-painted and silk-lined, made in Vienna, regular value 2125 and $1.50 each, marked now , to be closed out this week at half that price, each...... : 37 i=2¢ erchief Boxes, leatherette or e and $1.00 each, Glean-ap sizes trade, marked to clean up thi week Writing De: A sks, folding style a illustration, Rosewood, nec etc, $10.00 $12.00 | ——4“"'1“ w onl\, silk prices. Silk and Satin-covs corded, ruffi=d, lace and atin ruffled. e and Hand k covered, worth regularly 77 and now marked i be closed out this week at half that price, e: 25¢c 300 Asserted Fans, Os fich Feather or Empire style, ranging in value from 50c to $7. each, cut now to clean up the lot to Piano Covzrs, embroidered and center aisles, marked at Was. ow. J Parisian Velvet Dotted Nogelty. 816. 25 Vases, Black and Emerald Green 81k and Wool ) 0.0 Black and Gray Crepon \n'»l! )2.;0 Green and Black Crepon ¥ i 12.50 ;wv Silk .mdl\\ ol Velvet Dotted Parisian Novelty Dress Patterns. 17.50 'wo very rich Silk and Wool Novelty -- the design in floral effec ; one green and brown, one pink and brown ...... ........ 13.75 SBoe/i80 NOW IHAEKGd at Two Boucle Plaid Dress Patterns — Black and Lavender 'md Fronch Blue and Black. 2 11.25 X 6.00 Pattern—Black and Apple Green.. 14.00 7.00 Clean-Up of Goods. On special tables in center aisle, a large number of useful articles—Fancy Art Goods, bought especially for One-Half Off Regular Prices. some black, w A $4.00 each, cut now to clean up ‘hp:é:”gé I’a_por Weights Mouchoir Cas 0 Jackets cut to $10.00- | Toilet Sets Glove Boxes And a hundred other useful '\ruclea ol Albums, Desks, Etc. ONE-HALF OFF. On sale to-day and while lot lasts, on special tables ortment of high-grade leather 98¢ | Albums, in seal, morocco and other fine leathers, hand- somely bound and of the very finest workmanship, all ard styles, purchased especially for the holiday One-Ha!i Off Regular Prices handsomely decorated and { highly polished cases of Maple, Walnut, containing all writing ssities, m.nr}u-fl to clean up this week OM-HaII le Ragu ar Prloes. clean-Up of Pillo ws,Piano Covers. ONE-HALF OFF. We offer for the balance of the and Drapery Scarfs and that were purchased exclusively for the holiday trade, od Cushions, hand-painted and hand-embroi 1 Silk Soarfs, white, gold, red, blue and green, embroidered in gold. Jable GOV " rS in same style, silk fringe all around, also upright. One-llalf Off Rogular Prices. Fancy Art on sale to clean out this Hammered Brass Goods Hand-Painted Boxes Vienna Novelties es A A A R R N RN R AN RN A R A A AR At s ananaa in = x s b4 < b b4 = b4 2 b = - N bl z b b s hd b - = s s b 3 bl b4 s s L] L3 s s b4 s on tables in center aisle, a lot of satin-covered Cushions, Silk Silk Table Covers at just one-half regular ed Cushions, fringed, all silk : all on special tables in = s < s b - s b = x = e = e x = s s x x Onc-Half Regular Prices Undermuslin clean-upl ‘ Assortments are comulete. | Grecery telephone South Best Granulated Sugar, Here are a few of the broken assortments upon which we make very special pr reductions to close them out this week: “orn, tin.. | Babbitt's Soap, Tea Aprons that were 35¢ each, to clean up.. ..25¢ L"“f.‘i I 2 bars " | Sapolio, 2 bars... Infant’s Dress, fine French lawn, all over rmhrmd»{r\. the 6 Baat Cave Ul Oriiaters {-utm(lhn and 1 year sizes that were $.. 75, cut to cl eans!'p;sx | Loose Muscatel Raisins, Ib 8: ot to ) = | Fancy Sliced Pineapp Best Soda Cra Fancy Japan Rice, Ib Good Family Blend Coffee, Fancy Dried Peeled Pears Fancy Peeled Peaches, Ib.. Children’s all-wool Jackets, ages for 8, 10 and 12 years, brown or blue, price was §12, cut now to clean up the lot to. 6200 Ladies’ all-cambric Skirt, like illustration, with three inser- { tions and deep edge of Medici lace, price was $3.00, rut now | to clean up the lot to.. .00 Calendars E EMNRI H at Half Price. M Golden‘Rulc Bazaar. All that are left were 7T9¢ to CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST--AMERICA'S GRANDEST STORE $2.00—in center aisle—now at half. '!PJMW“R!'.MRV,’.!!%IV,HR“R“R!"M'M". RRERERRPRRRERARRRRERERRE K Grocenes and Liguors. The choicest of Pure Foods and Wines and Liquors for the holi- days at the lowest retail prices which high grade goods can be sold for. Service and delivery first class Direct Best | Oranges, per dozen.. ¥ ie, 30c i 400 ('nh{-rrnin Figfl. -Ib. packages, each 10@ Campbell’s Assorted o -entrated Soups, 1c Bear R_n» \hl' 1.m qua m. b-:lllo 81,25 Sloe Gin, bottle. .81.15 oteh Whisk bnnl»: $1.15 AARAAAALARAAAA4d AAanaqna Cognac, genuine Three Star, % per bottle $1.70 3 Benedictine, quart bottle. .. $2.90 ¢ Benedictine, pint bottles. .. .. $1.10 x Wilson Pure Rye, 8 years old, bottle = 8.5 % Port or Sherry Wine, 7 years old, pure g matured wines, for medicinal or dessert s purposes, per gallon .. 81.50 : White Label Stout, Guinness’ oldest ma- g tured stock, bottled by McMullen & & Co., per dozen $2.1u & Zinfandel C] gallon... & 600 : 600 : N aamaaaaan«uamuua RARTARAARAARLAR LRI NTARNANA RVDPERRER 101l a2420MA4RAALARANQAE AR sadasaasananasacan The cry for more money is with such speculation by any incr in the s the demand for more we; money supply | piy. Inste 17t tiatying fn short it Is not legitimate business that | it. " Men want money to buy thi sauses the enorm f credits. muiti Soln higher enk_ros thihgs that they think are Given in the banks and we have bankers possible easy mon: as & proof of an insuff = borrowers. As a result stocks ko | ~reed will inevitak and na they o up more people want 1o | Yiously impossible 1 so the demand for money Increa is absurd to point cannot furnish money fast enough to m of all w Undoubtedly the war in the would like to bori demand while nrices are going up, nor could all the | had influence upon our money market. Any- gold and silver mines in the world together | thing that disturbs r;‘rr‘n:n conditions, {“m h 3 % keep vrices going up forever. turns the currents o s out ‘of the Recent Financial Flurry | murveis era of increasing money stocks | course they have been expected to follow, will and started a perlod of specula- | affect busineds. With trade balances as they in a_world-wide smash In 187, Bank of England had to sus vithout any decline in produc- mints everywhere open to Accounted For. el ven the | pend payment tion and with th | voth gold and st The real et of these reactions is in specu- lation on margins. Those people who are cry- ing that they have been forced to throw away their property had neyer pald for their holdings. They borrowed money on call to make smali | ayments, hoping that a right turn in the mar- Spectal Dispatch to The Call. WASHINGTON. Dec. 25.—Mr, Roberts, Director of the Mint, was asked to-day whether the present monetary stringency, in his opinion, signified an actual scareity lled heavy shipments the other way. versal of the regular and anticipated order makes money tight in all centers until affairs are readjusted to the new condition. The werld does not depend upon the Transvaal for its stock of gold. ket would give large profits. But In that ciass | more gold in 1500 than all N of money to meet the present require- | or operations losses come as easily as profits. | ten years ago, and this A ments of trade. He said: That is one of the mm.nu.m-”.,r the game. e next year l‘;nn(lhv hole world aud ten No sible supply of money can prevent | When they have profits they call it prosperity, | ripple Creek is up to the record stock exchange panics or perlods of mt':nomry but when they have losses they think the | vaal five years ago, and Crinple ndike. will i Creek, with next year exceed the Transvaal p country has come to a standstill and want | to know who is to blame. Nothing has hap- | wduction of pened except that they have been asked to pay | 1897. “The golden tide, though checked for a what they owe. It Is impossible to do away | moment, 'Is not going to subside. because specula Alaska and the Kl and rising stripgency, prices wili absorb any possible increase until the pressure for ready cash is just as great upon the new plane as it was upon the old. has ! fllegal.” TRAIN AT POMONA WAS RUNNING TOO FAST | Verdict at the Inquest on the Vie- tims of Saturday's Wreck. POMONA. Dec. ‘The Coron held an inquest to-day over the remains of the ck on the South- ad n v her ern Pacific ri Satur t nnor was killed outright two men have since died of their Injuries. The ilestimony taken was to the effect that t n was running at a very high rate peed, with the exception of that git who witness, th, was not ex onductor ning. The verdict was as follows: “The jury finds that, In ac with the evi- dence introduced rident the result of an exceptionally high rate of speed, which was not only dangerous, bug The verdict was unanimous.