The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 30, 1899, Page 2

2 international rights and as foolish as | though Great Britain, supposing her to be | at war with Switzerland, should declare THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1899 a blockade of Hamburg for fear certain Eoods should reach the Swiss from that | source. A decision to consider breadstuffs | contraband would be regarded in dima-! matic circles as a sulcidal policy for Great | ADVERTISEMENTS not accepted until the sixty-day limit of = the constitution made the office vacant. Mr. Lansing was then appointed.” — - PERFUME MANUFACTURING PLANT FOR CALIFORNIA TRUETEST O M EUCATION BIENNIAL STATEMENT QUAY FEARS AN EXTRA SESSION —OF THE—= g F > N ;frrm;:v"\,d ::“:y!;‘-;h:n\:;‘flv:m":'\!\‘m\ ::55:(3“1; { E rize to Be Dituled 5t WMo~ | Hlbamla Sa“flgs » Lflan socletj Crawford Favors Writ-| . N thon ot e s pm: Xov:8 by:a Buzty.of New York | MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN 4 Capitalists. ber of precedents against the CHICAGO, Dec. 29.—Within action of Great Britain in this matter. of the State Legisl , and hereto annexed, t People of the Stats assed Marc | Thinks He Would Again | e Be Turned Down. | ten Examinations. a Miss Bertha Kappenmann Awakened by the ¢ California, E DA 20 3 5 l::i.rl\:hs‘l':mrc( 1v;-m ::e{ es(nhll‘:h.ed |an:n-l tn Senate BDA Assembly, 30 Shact T BOERS CAPTURED Feline When Her Clothing Was pertime ‘manutactarias piam operating| S o7, Sacrts on an extensive scale that has ever been HDRAW. | savines Bank, Eevings asd | FENN STUBCTR. 7Y THINK| " TWO BRITISH FORTS| g bRy i county A parg'or | ABOUT READY TO WIT SR it e st A hereon, within fifteen days after the lst day thousand e in Flames. | on the scheme for several months. | ALSO INDICATE THEIR RE-| pp; Dec. 25.—General ‘ cember, in the year une ght A g o Thousands of acres of land have been | WOULD LIKE TO NAME A NEW gmber ln the yoo o X 'F . onaay bought tn Southern California. Expert | DIDATE. of the 1st day of De ber ol e EPTIVE POWERS. Schalk eports under date of De-| g SAN RAFAEL, Dec. 2.—The cat which is as well known to the frequent- @ | German and French chemists ha al- CAN. . gy A 8 gy B i B SRR cember e 7¢ oW Trunning | & ers of Kappenmann's cafe as their own names has added fresh laurels to his @ | F€ady -been engaged, and carly in the | S oo g the amount & : < g that the Boers & aiready brilllant reputation for smartness, and it is a safe bet that A. Kap. & S Eae theeniangy 6 1s satd:will | v the Place a Many Interesting Papers Read at the noction around Lady-| & penmann would not now take all the gold in the Klondike for the animal, a5 & | promoters of the enterprice &1 be held | Politicians Consider This Course Un stoffice addr Ry Session of the State Teachers’ al Cronje reports from the Modder | & \° pin apeberee iy duughter owes her escape from being burned to death. g | in New York in a‘week or two and final | wise, as the “Insurgents” Are | koown (o waid chanier of secretary, o Decemie foports from the Modder | & This afternoon Miss Bertha Kappenmann was reading a novel and toast- arrangements for the organization of a | ¢ Pt oy eiiios CrBeein,of witharawn theredrom azy Association in Sacra- R er 24, that tho Boers cap- | & ing her feet at an oil stove in a room of the cafe, and fell asleep over her i e Paaer paey co Lot X e e PP Loy | bis deposit, cr any part of the intares mento. itish forts at Kuruman De- | & story. She was awakened by the claws of her pet digging themselves into her & PosRie Wadar $ak Jawy of Tilinoks. Candidate. foGine: 4nd the cashiers and gecretaries % arm. One glance showed her that the lower part of her dress was afire. @ | savings ban and loan socleties — rumored that General Methuen's 2 Scizing a rug the girl wrapped herself In it and In a few moments the danser <|BANKER COLE IS | : inetitations fof dep: o spatch ¢ as explc & was past | Epecial Dispatch to The Call. e liabed in or pearest o t 4 ansvaal Government has pro- | o The cat to-night received a series of calls from the patrons of the restau- = FORMALLY ARRESTED | S 20— Whether there | Ahd county or town where such banks ar A 1 a new gold tax law by which rant and behind it stood its owner unharmed and smiling her acknowledgment f=3 —— | ‘?'II'K:‘S}*LR 3, D:-C- -'_o{ R Pennayl. | ated at ;’"-f,.'{"fv',fiv:';:n r f ] uls and_ companies working neir of the congratulations she and the cat received on her narrow escape, & | Waived a Preliminary Examination | vonis Seere s i laTun caTlbd (10 oIt 8 | e e o o6 mld el 1 TRDES Sre Caxell N Dar pont o the Siva | e “Matthew S Quay depends | vided, however, that t the Gov- @06 De0IDIQIDO SN TNe Dei:l—:O@Oé«O:ow@o@o.;mw\..: and Will Be Taken to Boston !.~u\n-~-_or to Matthew S. Quay depen to OF affect the deposits made by of Suspended | at Once. entirely upon the United States S name of any person known to the suid ca e o b BT 7 e 18y on N or secret to be v ny deposit w participa; thelr prob- LOS ANGELES, Dec. %.—The warrant | FeEarding the seating of Quay on the c retary c 3ove! 7 e, | with the accumuiation thereon, shall be ated on three month: tificate of Governor Willlam A. Stone, MADE MERRY DISASTROUS FIRE for the arrest of Charles H. Cole, formerly | Lh¢at er Senato y | than fitty dollars. : . b ppointed him. Former Senator Quay ot n I’ pard of Bank Commiss! ' . educing works will pay 30 president of the Globe Bank of Boston, | is at his home in Beaver, near here. He ,.‘,,fl”.,'.‘-f}p?,:'::e&n:' thatr subbegs S t on thelr net pre The law is on a charge of embezzling $%0,000 arrived | retr, was e active pected in P! tsburg to-day to cc have bee to October 10. Cole wailved a preliminary examination the sworn statement required by sald Se | here and the start for Boston 0 before an extra session of the present BY GOTHAM'S COUNCIL ge of ‘ach return which shall i to-day. The United States Marshal also | for with his leutenants regarding (e | {him 'ua provided in Section 1 of th orh T | | [Eaceind & wlu(gr:nnJ from the Altorney | selection of candidates for the new Leg Eection & Any cashier or secratary of 1 Sug | seneral of the United Sta recting him | Jature. He is figuring now whether of the banking institutions men K Hughes RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED | [ | fo conduct Cole to Boston under guard. | would be better o &ilow the MALter €0 | tion T of this ACk Begiccting of recosing. ¢ vid S | 3 | : e will be | Body or take chances on the new Legis- | shall be guilty of a misdemeanor ¥ | made to-morrow. The warrant contains | lature, which will organize in January, | In accordance with the foregoing the ¢ » . A | . 5 four counts. The first charges Cole with | 1901, b o he close ¢ Unique Revel of Citizens | Chief Business Block a | fecising i0m on Rosuos Sne ont el | L 1o Ceneral opinion In this State | oer boks. st the cls a; ¢ December, A. D. bezzling it, and the second accuses him of Loty that the United States Senate will refuse of Wardner. Mass of Ruins. - C y 3 { dres Am < embezzling $300,000 on August 17. Thelto s Mr. Quay and that an extra ses- | Name. Al f ! EE A | other two counts simply refer to these | sion of the Legislature will be called by | Anderson, :\Edrew.F n Fr ¥ i g g - § adopt- | | previous transactio Governor Stone just as soon as Mr. Quay | Backstroi, . T A Special Dispatch to The Call. | AR e gives the word. Mr. Quay concedes that | BTty Jilion- 1 Cire ; o ot re | wanones, 3 Dec. 20.—The elite sl e TR OMAHA FAIR LOST MONBY. | o e ia cannct be clactad aa | Gishon, Willisss Sae HoWLEF. ot N ; i nuing the war 4 “R, I G SANTA ROSA, Dec. 20.—Th, = e is ‘1 v tha vas be- | Bou e e, ol ., B.F . . Seby h mp held high rev- D R0SA, 29.—The t £ Oc- he Is no stronger now than he was be- | hraay. John 9 Folsom st., B.F.. . ey . o Yy St i1a, the L‘!‘Klii ot “Under- | cldental, also krown as ras Station, | GFeater America E;P“im’" Com- | fore the body adjourned. R g Brady, P. F 5-Ban Francises, Cal.. 32 B xa ‘ the war was be- | @ ht in the mor C as visited by = 7t 4 any Declared Bankrupt. It is his intention, therefore, it s sald | Brandon, Patrick..Belmont, 3 eosce | v thes . purpose of pro- | taker Wolborn, who gave one of the most | WS Vislted by a disastrous comflagration ,,“Af{’\ yD i “unpé in the | by: persons on the' inside, to' Withdraw | Bryson, Mary.....223 Beale st, 8'F 1 « s, and w ique functions ever puiled off in this - Every buliding of importance . e S e and put forward a candidate that will Burke,'Ann Sixth st - & SN D yran ool e i v the clty Is now a mass of smoking | Federal Court to-day declared the | {09 PUC [OFWARS & candidate that will| Banee, A0y Western Hotell r purposes of ga rt : "“;x B b o ruins ireater America Exposition Company | wiii"be s not known. No matter who s I T e " cilman Stewart ) ewsome fe: of the | butcher shop an , 5 ers_and s wi e Se- | the Republican “insurgents” will be | . Darte e Prinel ; . - 9 some of the grewsome featu D and in a few moments | cured claims. The opposition came from | . = . o | Carroll, Catherine anciy re & 5. Brice, who | evening, which passed off in a whirl of | spread to the Altamont Hotel adjolnir pme of the creditors who. were i & po. | against him and it is doubtful If he can Chrstien, Fugene..gan Mateo Co', - the re: nces, music and gayety, in s (e entire population turned out to fight | sitlon to get their claims in full through | Tt is believed that Mr. Quay, with his | Giamey: SO Car " - on chilling surroundings. The ro; the fi but without adequate appa- | the p sion of property or accounts | 4o rior Dolitical sagacity and Knowledge, | Giarkson. Willlam. Olleey, ouse, BF. & X dignation at the | Of coffin varnish. All around gfforts were frultfess. “The | due the exposition company. The decis- | SPeFIT POLIGICRL segacity and Enowledse, | Close, Nellle.........Flazsa Houet 8.0, He moved to | lacles for the dead. Were they 4 from one bullding to an- | ion releases 830,00, which has been tied | %' oresent Legislature or the people for | Folsom sts., S. a1 v revailed | URdertaker Wolborn did n a mo- | entire 1o efore they were checked the | up in banks pending the decision of (17 B g b Collina, Mary . on was n 4 ey d out and | F T w’."‘:k from the Altamont Hotel to | ¢ Quay men believe {t would be much | Conneily, Mary wors £ a I8 yoere aind. ob- | donradas rI general merchandise store was T e e easier for them to elect a man with t H % . . o flushed cheeks with | “J 1) Wants Lull's Will Broken. Le ture as it is at nt constitu : ekt 7 " book started 4 fiie honrbe e 2 "“““{‘l-‘j SAN LUIS OBISPO, D —Elizabeth | than to g0 into a contest for the contr f - » s N the ¢ hoved » returned from New Zealand | APn Blake of Cambria, who charges 0L 308 Rent LASMSN LI the 5}‘3“;;)’; a . . Be oon HIBERNIANS PLEDGE ars he acted as United | George 8. Lull with the crime of seduc- | SVE T8 A8 1870, hey A0 oAt Ae .Ban_Francisco, -~ > Auctive d purchased the prop- | tion under promise of marriage, has | (RUEERISS UAVINE cOncentratec thelr ‘121 Sixth st., 8. F.0 { a thorous xamination AID TO THE BOERS had the hotel | brought suit to have the will of thé late | forces against Quay alone. a < x 3 ene vl atiina nails Many mer- | G ore \\U_ dl.ué!L‘h- r‘]nl'r.‘:‘ ..n»...xSu.L to s ! rd his ¥ and resolves et 4 e T raut re s probate adjudged invalid orge S. Lul e e 3 € ! PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29.—More B N e oh 2 The cause of | is an adopled son of the late George W: TROOPS FOR ALASKA. t . aces ~ mor 3 Sngiibisnk aprons in a damage suit some vears since Additional Posts Likely | Doherty, Mary..... & m a nice new embalming - b ol (R ot : | One or More onal Posts ely | Ponanue,Mervyn J.San Ma e o ) h & D! tliza n : : e ans. ot 2 dwiches on a silver | INCENDIARY FIRE AT NAPA. | Jjousht asainst him by Elizabeth Ann to Be Established. No sddress ..o f be some ndustria ildi Judgment for $5000, which was never | WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—At the Cab- * some st., 8. F..... ' o : . e some i f;l"‘nr‘{’: Cofmn sup- Bmldmg; of the Johnson-Locke Mer- | paid and which she fiow seeks to eampalil st R e Tatel B the. tihe Outside Mission, S : . i their war wit lnsses and the best ]C‘““I”e Company Destroyed. P e W, Ureaking the will of the | s occupled by Secretary Wilson in dis- Aoiusvemce w8V o - t In attendance. EA Do wealthy merchant of th Ly cussing the agricultural possibilities o ‘Howard st., bet bth " £ = wealthy merchant of.lth county. B BTt i g ‘;(’ T IR Y. %) ur iog - ————= the number of troops in Alaska, on the G. : £ L OBJECTIONABLE TREATIES . Fitzgerald Must Answer. ground that the constantly increasing Ed o f s ;| COLMA, Dec. 20.~Deputy Coroner E. | population demands additional protection aTh Stevenson ., o he small building ¢y his morning held an inquest A Reports reaching the Government indicate i P e ip to LIKELY TO BE DEFEATED ure of almond oll, | inte the Hecth of Tone Fonmeg A InQUest | Ny the Tush Rext year (0. Alsska, oo Edwards Thomasit San Matee, Cai. . was also that == rapidly and for a time it as murdered In his home on | Becially to Cape Nome, will be iarge and | By, Asues S wr r the Opponents of the Several Reciprocity e 5‘!!“ the entire plant must O e Toad e g;-ls'n;];o?“;;g;: quired. It Is likely one or more addltional | Fausghsey, Wil o Sasmb Agreements are Combining fireme; i et ok the | 21374 8an Franciseo taflof. The Jurs re. | Posts will be established, one doubtless at 1 - P par- Their St 5 s I succeeded in getting the confla- turned a verdict charging Fitzgerald with | Cape Nome, but none of the detalls have : - Boer mass meeting to e R s g jonder > icontrol, % dheyl Sfaughty Tsies 8 YOO on's death. Distriet | Yet been worked out. un \ January r{ WABHINGTON, Deo. - There Iy grave | SPE i I odds, because ithare 'wiliinb | /2 tioriey Rullock will proceed st sy o T . the 8 § ure of the reciprocity | gy inith from. the | ins. The | have the man brought to Jjustice on a Passing of a Veteran. L oot oo Dy the President un-| plant, two miles fro Nrarisd | charge of murder. VALLEJO, Dec. 2. _James Blackinton, | prasss, Henry. ; H - ¥r law. Interests unfavor-| but an hour had claps High a veteran of the Civil War, who served | Gainey,Elizabe E ; . “ 'wayman Identifie : wrong ALLEGED DEFECTION the proposed reductiuns | pressure could be of RER Rl o i T‘:" high. | three years in the Thirty-third Massachu- ? B ¢ bringing pressure to bear upcn | 11§ houses adjoining the plant were saved | SEA L e bt e RIgN- | gotts Regiment and was with Sherman 'n - work OF FREE STATERS &.. rd Representatives to oppose | &fter a truggle by the firemen. The | Wayman who was shot and killed here | his tamous march to the sea, died early Goutd, John. t Cheer House, 1if th whose con- at 310,000 and is partially )ast night while trying to hold up an | this morning. He was a native of Wey- 4 . . g d treaty cc rance. electric car was identified to-day as Oscar | mouth, Mass., and has lived In Vallejo Grabam, James. whut 3 . . LONDON. dispatch from posed to another, 3 ¥ of San Francisco arrived Brandt, a saflor. twenty years. - xamina L« zo Ma d December { in Nupa this morning and after having a / - & eyt s must not !u!kl with the ¢ ]\!"\ es, said the fire was | g % . ems Y vote of | probably of incendiary origin. Mr. Kin. E Matt St must approved ¥ is the general outside manager for 900000000000000000000 . n the Or: a majority of both houses. It is nuw | the company. An attempt was made last Hogan, Thomas. it 3 rters h red that if the treaties are ratified by | Tuesday night to set a fire in the Gey siofden, James . - the p ite they may fail in . | room by some individual, but it was dis- Holohan, A 4 - cting as spokes t the supporters of the treaties | Cov )y some of the men on the night » Spting jas Spokesma will hold that the provision requiring {he | shift and extingulshed. Early last even- - Hubert, N, P 2 b approval ¢ ¥ by the House is un- | ing a lighted candle was found in the ughes, bt : constitutional, and t m their rati- | almond ofl building by one of the er Hylang, Johs A--_Ne address » porta N cation by the Senat > treaties be ploye | e, Clo 4 Folsom st, 8. P.. ? Sere t e effective under the constitution g the time of the blaze Harvey C. al e = B B 4) Folsom st., 8. ¥. 18 . h th ae Opposition to the treaty with G Kinsey, manager of the works, and Jack wn Francisco, Cal. | Britain for reciprocity with Ja Fealler were asleep in their apartments, Jon . -3 Steuart st., 8. F. g com: ncipally from the fruit grc They were awakened by clouds of smoke Joseph, Manuel address cation of their t of and Florida. The Fren coming t. 4 be a daily assoclation devoted 1its rception of routine report: of t alumni of the | universities de its stay in n excursion to Folsom. | BLLER MUST THY | 10 A1 LADISHITH Continued from First Page. l | eing cotncldent with | er. Considering the « Transvaal Secret Service 1 chief may be spected by F nd foreign rgoes are in- archers who under- | s of lading.” FRENCH OFFICIAL POINTS | OUT ENGLAND’S MISTAKE PARIS, De ~The virtual selzure by British officlals of vesse! laden with American flour consigned to the Boers | and the statement of the Lokal Anzeiger regarding an alleged Anglo-German-Port- uguese treaty for the division of Portu- gal's colonies between Great Britain and Germany have aroused renewed interest in Paris. While there 1= a desire to dis- credit the Lokal Anzelger's statement, fts publication has oocasioned undoubted uncasiness, because the consummation of such a plan would be a diplomatic stroke unfavorable to France and Russia. The possession of Delagoa Bay is believed to | be essential to British success in South Africa, as a victory over the Boers is es- sential to Great Britain's international | prestige. Therefore it is felt that if neces. | sary Great Britain will take extreme easures. An officlal of the French Foreign Office snid to the correspondent of the Assoclat- ©d Press to-day. with respect to the seiz- ure of breadstuffs: “Such & selzure is absolutely outside of I ! th sired to be permitted to farm in pe roposed to immediately return farms. t —_—— RUSSIANS FIGHTING [ UNDER GENERAL JOUBERT | DON, Dec. 30.—The Marseflles cor- of the Daily Malil, te aphing of intervi, the neral, Gourko, eldest son of the irko who Is now about to st: says that the Russian offi ade the following statement: ave been offered the command of a Boer army corps. In my own mind T am absolutely confident of the success of the Boers. You may take my word for it that thousands of Russians are now fight- ing under G al Joubert.” S it CAPTURED A HILL. LONDON, Dec. wing “Pretort a, —The Times publishe dispatch from Chievele 24: Partles of within three Chieveley Camp, threatening our watering parties, who were compelled to &0 some two miles owing to the scarcity of wa It is reported that the Lady- | rrison made a sortle on Thursday | and captured a hiil. | BRITISH CRUISERS NOTTO | WATCH AMERICAN COAST Epectal Cable to The Call and the New York Herald. Copyright, 158, by James Gor- don Bennett BERMUDA, Dec. 20.—There s no truth | in the report that British crulsers are to watch the American coast to stop filibus- ters. The programme for the British fleet is to sall on January 6 on a West Indian cruise, T | WALES THE CHIEF COLONEL. i LONDON, Dec. 20.—The Prince of Wales | & accepted the chief colonelcy of the ondon Yeomanry and has contributed 5 for the use of the organization, | —_— Bubonic Plague Feared. | VICTORIA, B. C., Dec. 25.—It was re- | ported to-day that in consequence of the | strict watch kept on Incoming shipping because of bubonic plague at Honolulu, the San Francisco liners, now admitted on bills of health issued at San Francisc. will in all probability have to pass in- ection by the quarantine officer before ring this port. Charged With Conspiracy. | SEATTLE, Wash., Dec. 29.—Captain C. | H. Munson of the steamer Acme was ar- | rested to-day charged with conspiring to burn the steamer City of Renton, plying on Lake Washington on the same route as his boat. On Christmas aay Munson was accused of the conspiracy and it is | claimed that he made a confession, im. | plicating his partners, S. Atwell and 8. F. | ish, in the matter. . ————— Avoid Trouble by Staying at Home. 1 They say Paris is very wicked, but nev- | ertheless It is the leader In the world of | fashion. Who of the fair sex would not | like a “Worth” gown, or, failing in _that, | SRR would not at least enjoy going with the Christmas shoppers through all the swell | Parisian establishments? Genevieve Green is right there on the spot, and in her chatty, clever way tells all about it i next Sunday's Calls o | paper about me this week.” | Charles H. Californ posed very strongly by New England manufacturers of articles which it is proposed to admit at lower rates of duty 1 N e STRANGLED HIS WIFE TO SAVE HIMSELF BALTIMORE, Dec. 20.—Franklin B. Liv- ingston, the blind man, who late on Christmas night strangled his wife, Dora Livingston, and on the following day id a man a dollar to lead him to the police station, was discharged from custody to- day by Judge Stockbridge. His attorn asked that he be rele ground that the Coroner's jury that murder was committed in self-defe th and that the commitment of the Coroner « ging Livingston with murder was de- fective, Judge Stockbridge took this view and dismissed the prisoner.* The evidence before the Coroner's jury showed that Livingston had been attacked in the middle of the night by his wife, and that he choked her to death to save hime elf. - PIED THE FORMS. wAN ANDREAS, Dec. 20.—About noon to-day E. E. Wood, an Angels Camp at- torn: entered the office of the Calaveras Citizen just before press time and pled four news forms, nearly ready for press, a job form and galley of type. The act was committed while he was enraged over a number of articles which appeared in the Citizen, reflecting upon him as an at- torney and a citizen. Just prior to the act Wood met the editor of the Citizen, C. O. Zeigenfuss, on the street and demanded to see what was in the paper about him this week. Zeigenfuss denied the request, saying he could see when the paper was printed, and after a few words, walked away. Wood went directly to the office, forced the door and did the job. Nobody was in the office at the time. As he was leaving he remarked to a bystander, “I guess there will be nothing in the The damage is about §500. Wood is under arrest. - JORDAN PAYS THE COSTS. BOSTON, Dec. 29.—In the suit of J. C. Jordan of an Francisco against Taylor of the Boston Globe, wherein Jordan claimed that Taylor had purchased 375 shares of the stock of the 0bs ewspaper Company at too low a value and {n_an fllegal manner, Judge Colt of the United States Circuit Court to-day handed down a decision sustain- efeidant’s demurrer, dismissing the ing di c and ordering Jordan to pay the st LA Hernandez in Full Flight. Special Cable to The Call and New York Her- ald. Copyrighted, 15%, by James Gordon Bennett. CARACAS, Venezulea, Dec. 29.—The revolution which was started by General Hernandez is at an end and General Her- nandez is in full flight near Colombia. s s Yolo University Club. WOODLAND, Dec. 2. —The Yolo County University Club held its annual meeting this evening. There was a large attendance and a social, good time. The membership is forty, made up of grad- uates of the State University—those who were students for a year or more and those who are now enrolled as students. Keefer Was Il VICTORIA, B. C., Dec. 29.—The Gov- ernment steamer Quadra returned to- night from Egg Island, where she had been dispatched to inquire into the cause of the light not being lit. The keeper was found recnve:l;f from a severe illness. The keeper his child were brought down. 1to their room and narrowly es- ped with their lives. It is the general the streets here that the fire c opinfon o was the work of an Incendiary. — e OF INTEREST TO PEOPLE OF THE PACIFIC COAST WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—Senator Per- kins to-day called upon Surgeon General Wyman and protested against allowing passengers to travel from Vancouver to cisco by rall while restrictions ed on those who arrive by steam- is restriction is on account of the plague in Hawaii and Senator Perkins claims that railroads should not receive any more recognition than steamships. The department claims that the quaran- tine station on Angel Island is not cap- able of accommodating the large number of lmmlfr-lnls and Congress no doubt will be asked to appropriate additional money. The increase of commerce at San Fran- clsco necessitates expediting the quaran- tine of ships at that port and appropria- tion for the rvice will have to be largely uphold the station. Senator Is assured that this appropriation will be granted by the Senate at an early date and will § t before the committee that this is the only way to insure effi- ciency. He has no doubt that his asking for an Increased appropriation for the S!a(ln:] will be met with anything but ap- proval, Senator Perkins called on the Superin- tendent of Coast Survey, relative to the establishment of lighthouses and beacons | ong the Alaskan coast. The department has assured him that it will give the ter- ritory proper facilities. The Civil Service Commission will hold an examination at San Diego on February 3 for the position of pflot in the quarter- master's department at large of the War Department. The condition of the National Bank at Washington on December 2 shows the average reserve to be against 43.73 per cent on September 7; loans and d counts increase from $9,431,065 to $11,224,445; individual deposits increase from $17,702,972 to $19,774,838, Pensions for Californians — Original. George Spoor, Napa, $10; Abel P. Hoffman, Los Angeles, $8; J h Richardson, Ala- . David R. Anthony, Jackson, $5. Oregon—Original: James R. Kendal Cottage Grove, $5. Washington—Original: Arthur Bridges, Hoquiam, $5. Increase—Norris N. Bell, Port Angeles, $3 to $12. . DAMON AGAIN HAWAI'S MINISTER OF FINANCE HONOLULU, Dec. 23.—Samuel M. Da. mon has returned after an extended trip abroad. He has agaln taken up the du- ties of Minister of Finance. Minister Lansing resigned on the 20th, requesting that he be relieved at once by Mr. Da- mon, and the resignation was accepted. “We have had nothing from President McKinley in regard to the matter,” an- swered President Dole. that Mr. McKinley declined to accept the resignation of Mr. Damon. This we heard in press dispatches, and the facts were conbenat by iy asen thdsy M Damon submitted his resignation to me as well as to President McKinley. It was Prosperity for 1800. Indications everywhere point to xreat pros- perity for the coming year. 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