The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 21, 1900, Page 7

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1900 BOY NEARLY CRUSHED TO DEATH IN ELEVATOR Audley Coffey, a Fourteen-Year-Old Youth, Has Both Legs Fractured. He Will lee LVES LOST N THE BA OF MONTEREY CLOSING DAYS OF ENCAMPMENT AT SANTA CRUL the Cadets Are Making Most of Every Hour Left. L, Enjoyable Dance in the Dolphin Boat House Under the Auspices of the First Ser- geants. sty i Special Dispatch to The Call. CALL HEADQUARTERS, CAMP O'RYAN, BANTA CRUZ, July 20.—But two more days remain of the camp and the cadets are making a great ef- fort to crowd all the pleasure they can in what remains of their va- | cation The life in camp and the many pleasures enjoyed by the cadets | during the past week have had such bene- | week in t ficlal effect on the boys that they would be willing to extend their stay In this eity for another week. It will be with regret that they return to their work and school, but they will do so with the knowledge of having spent a delightful e country and the expectation of renewing their fun next year. To-night a dance was given in the Dol- phin boathouse under the ausplices of the ! rgeants of the regiment. The floor Three Young People Arg|®eseeeesosts tvtrtstssoseessotococs i . * : irowned While Bathing | - == | > | Z 7 ) Near Camp Goodall. - —_— 1 R t b ™D " - . #t » ESCUER'S NARROW ESCAPE | 3 . s | e 3 ¢ i ss Mamie E. Dunn, Who Had a 4 s | Host ds in San Fran- i © isco, Was One of the ? 2 Unfortunate Trio. : ile | . s &k : o | ; ! . e . 71 é * 2 ol s | g Z “ T * &1 ¢S ® ¢l . : » J - - 8 2 )4 g+ b * ; % b T e ¢ 1 3 . : { 1 ® g £ » - g W * % * r ! ; 1 p ¢ s r £ . * A p * b ® £ € s o p{ t 44 + A BOY'S NARROW ESCAPE FROM A HORRIBLE DEATH. 1 to the p 1 wo ELECTION SHORTLY TO BE HELD IN CUBA a Constitution n PLAN FOR T SETTLEMENT OF =~ CHICAGO STRIKE ~ PAID BY DRAFTS Repreqentanves of a New|Director Makes New Order for Accommodation of | Gold Miners. | DEPOSITORS IN Company Are Sanguine 1 of Success. ‘ ; s ake S : v é Declare They Will Introduce a Meth- | Estimate That $20,000,000 Will Be | 9 _— od Never Before Employed in Paid for Equipping Troops Here | . - the Handling of Labor ‘ During the Next Four g e Troubles. | Months. TR Ranch Hand Has 2 Narrow l:‘scnp !"om Death. Spectal Dispatch to The Call. . - | {INGTON, July 2.—Drafts, on| » 2.—A1 Fowler. who go and New York banks will be is- | - s R B Wb -4 to depositors in the mint at San| N cisco and the assay office at Seattle. | ¢ Director Roberts of the mint has issued his order for the benefit of returning gold » course is to pay | - ancisco and coin or | cks on the local depositories at Seattle. | office was opened at Seat- by stern positors there Franc 0 commer- interests protested, scrimination in favor ce Eastern exchange on the Wmdnru Leaves Sydney S ¥¢ ym\ Juiy council wiil | worth about $1 25 per of L ds Sheacite thousand premium. Tt attracted the g e 5 miners with_their bulllon to Seattle. On the associa- 5 of San Fraucisco’'s objection this iar: plan was abandoned, aithough at some in- convenience to the Government as well as | to the local public. Now the two cities have been placed on an equal basis. (,z‘pwiun to doing this ordinarily is a Th to er of funds of Chicago and of | New York to_ the -treasury in San | Francisco. When a payment is made there in gold coin for bullion received | there is po accumula would ordinarily result made by drafts on For the present, however, the Government will have to make such large disburse- ments in San Francisco on account of ops equipping for China that this ob- Probably $20,000,600 pe next four months. —_— SANTA FE APPOINTMENTS. W. B. Storey Jr. Is to Be Transferred to Topeka. LOS ANGELES, July 2.—A circular is- sued from the headquarters of the Santa propose method of suggested new dCONNOR BROS of the coyn- “for without ses of the asso- e particularty nicago bullding trades t make known our plan jorsement, for fear of « ago. Our first “would be 1 Chicago, but would, if successful, ex- =0 as to make it national in | aid out there in this manner | w)!hln th \hn‘esa'e nd Ret:il. 122-124 NINTH STREET, | Max Morris., who was [ er with Superintendent | orado and Southern Rali- in reference the trouble between of Railway Telegraphers anc . reported to the council that sident cted to c f the Cc de reed to meet . = G - - - e &a?fi\a\’ Trlezmphf Fe system and received here to-day an- % AMERY BUTTER, per but the committee must be nounces that James Dun, formerly chiet - - BB | om men connected with his road. Mr. | engineer of the Santa Fe dystem from * P0c | \iorris believes that the conference will Santa Fe to CI mmfi has been 1”.9,,,,&, 60e | reguit in the adjustment of existing diffi- chief engineer of the entire syste: culties. 13e The vmmcll took up the matter of the Sec | American agents. whose charter was re- | Oc | voked at the on of the fede- 23e¢ . Tation. by resolution President Gomp- | { ers was instructed to notify all local labor | unions that they will not allowed rep- | resentation in the federation as long as | they remain in any way connected with the American agents, which the couneil | | d«dnrws is not a bona fide labor organiza- tion. The tgboo in the association em- | braces local sales agents of small manu- factured articles, insurance agents and agents of all lines of that character. W. B, Stor is ag. pointed (hiel en- gineer of the chlsnn opeka and Santa Fe and transferred from San Francisco to Topeka, and R. Burns is made chief engineer of the Santa Fe, Pacific and Southern California_divisions and trans- ferred from San Francisco to Los An- geles. HAM, per 1b, ERMICELLI per b AND BEANS for.... JELLY, any flavor.. 0 r Teu and Coffess ere Unexcelled. | t conven —_— The California Northwestern Raflway will run an excursion to Ukiah Sunday, July 22. Each ticket sold guarantees a seat. There will be no more tickets than lhere are seats provided. Fare $2 for round p. Leave Tiburon ferry 8:3 g m The Free Normal Training School of the | Lea\'e Ukiah 5 p. m. Tickets on sale 60 iden Gate Kindergarten Assoclation | Market street (Chronicle bulldl O e Suky 0. " Apmlicetion tor shir | Wedneaday, Thursday. Pridsy iy Sans). Sion tiay be made at £1 Ninth street. = | day. CLARET, § vears our Liguors, they are choics. ‘me light fantastic un | geant Jack D | tain Westplear as officer of the day and MINT WILL BE was crowded with dancers who tripped il 11 o'clock. Ser- n-of Company B was floor | airector; Carey of Company N, First Sergeant J. T. Donohue, Company D, Firstgiergeant Fitzgerald of H and First Sergeant Fitzgerald of C were his assist- ants. Licutenant F. McCarthy and First Ser- nohue and Bob Laydon of § Grove a party of ladies to Capitola and Del Mar yesterday afternoon. The baseball game between the fleld and staff and the }ine officers is still a matter of discussion/in camp. The adher. geant Glen O the former team are loud in their nunciati Jdeutenant Al Hanley. r vas _prejudiced in - officers because he was of their number. Ac decisions rendered b clous. He had eves only for the good of the line officers’ team, and a< a result the ileld and staff suffered defeat. TI game did not reach a conclusion fifth inning, when Hanley called Power out after the latter had brillfant slide to third; retired M: fey on strikes before that playe time to Iift his bat; declared ‘ather Kennedy, who was playing a hot game At left field, out because he did not tag first while rounding the bases on a threelbase swat, the field and staff could nd it no longer. Led by Dr. Morrigey, 'e members of that team made a rush for Hanley and the latter had to beat a hasty retreat. As no one brave enough could be found to assume the vacant f umpire the game was closed. The score was 13 to the fleld and ording to many the Hanley were atro. st cers' s s 4, thanks to the good work done by Lieutenant Hanley. The teams lined up as follows: ft Position. Pither Cateher base.. 1 base. Sl Power Shartstap Right _fleld Center field Left field t Gauran was visited {n camp r-in-law. The lat- welcome and par. feast. »_genlal regime mrl from a sore fi T Il to-day and while er fleld tried to stop a hot grounder falling flat on his stomach. He mis- ed and the ball struck him in the He is able to be around, but will not be able to play the natfonal game for some time. t ng ‘tor played b. The “five deserters from L enjoyed a ride vesterday to Watsonville and were ained there by Mrs. Donnelly. n Hopper was succeeded by Cap- Lieutenant Al Hanley succeeded Li Dixon as officer of the guard er had fortv prisoners to clean streets and the camp presented a tidy ap. bearance when thelr labors were e seneral Funston™ Farrell of L lodged tenant” Wi son and Ed ¢ Doling, were thrown into the :u ardhouse. The gen- eral thought was Immune from street-cleaning Company A held another entertainment in their street last night. Music, song recitations were rendered by the clever members of the company. Refreshments were fl;\_r\lpd and the affair was highly sful ompany D enjoved a very pleasant ex- e to Ben Lomond, Rowardennan and Boulder Creek this afternoon. Leaving the camp in two large buses, which hardly large enough to accommodate the boys, they proceeded by a scenic road to Bnuhhr Creek, where (*-\ partook of a hearty lunch, which arranged for them by Rev. | James Welsh. The members of Company ‘at home” last night. The affair was strictly invitational and was therefore ex. clusive. Pies and soda water were served in abundance and the voung men san, themselves hoarse (r\lng to be heard | above the harmonica playing of “Gunner” | Reflly. The programme c ted of succe danrlng by Charles Quinn, songs by Me- | Bearity; the rock-rollers’ quartet, com- osed of Captain “Fighting Jack” Keit ng. First Lieutenant O'Connor, Second | Lieutenant ‘‘Bos: Beasley and First Ser- geant Rellly, and remarks by Comedian | George Quinn. After the “shindig” the boys proceeded to make “rough house.” The corporal of the guard was called out ondlhree different occasions to subdue the cadets, thrown into the guardhouse and cleaned streets this morning as a penance for too | much exuberance. | TITLE OF STRATTON'S MINE ATTACKED BY A SUIT Dentist George W. Milton of Cripple Creek Claims Half Interest in the Property. CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo., July 20.—The title to forty acres of ground {n the heart of Stratton's Xndenendence mine is at- tacked by a suit filed in the District Court of Teller County this afternoon. The sult Is entitled ‘‘George W. Milton, plaintiff, vs. Stratton's Independence, Ltd., a cor. poration organized in Great Britain and doing business in the State of Colorado, defendant.’ The plaintiff, who is a dentist of Cripple Creek, claims the ownership of a hal(plm terest in_the forty acres comprising the Wilson Creek piacer. which is embracea in the property sold in London about a year ago by W. S. Stratton for $10,6%0,600. STORM AT NEEDLES. Heavy Downpour of Rain, Attended by Lightning. NEEDLES, July 20.—The heaviest rain of the season fell last night, attended by sharp lightning and preceded by a terrific wind storm which destroyed a few shade trees, Several business houses are flooded and the streets somewhat damaged. The torrent lasted two hours. '0_steamers broke from their anchorage and stuck in the mud in the middle of the stream. The recipitation was one and a tenth inches. Ko damage to the nllrond- is reported. Btndflbnrg Llne a Failure. SACRAMENTO, July 20.—The State Board of Equalization to-day considered the Randsburg Rallroad, a line 20.63 miles long running into the Handsburg mining district, which was buiit at the time of the Randsburg boom and flnt operated in January two years ago. 'The mines are now all shut down exeept one and counsel for the road states that there is no hope ahead for a continuance of the line unless there is some unforeseen chnnr in the situation. The repon sho“ a deficit, includnig the amount on account of interest on bonds, or asm for last year. con- were | Father Cullen and Private | H_held an| who were as effervescent as the | | soda water they drank. A number were | BECKHAM 1§ NOMIRATED IN - GOEBEL'S PLACE |Kentucky Democrats Hold an All Night Ses- sion. | | Resolutions Indorse the National Ticket and Recommend the Amendment of the Goebel Election Law. 280 b SRR LEXINGTON, Ky., July 20.—The Dem- before 4 o'clock this morning after an Governor to fi William Goebel, last Fe Dt word to the conve could not report until the delegates refused to ad- | s began to come when Senator Black presented l‘\v report of resolutions, w was adopted. The resqluti “The magnifi- the national a:pl also the ns indorse by Kansas Cit t nominated b: he Democratic 1 still dc conducted ascertained, at and estly and at | ection law of 1398 aw), which was e e rspn-mn of amended > thoroughly that th no excuse for ¢ h a: Law and order must and shal vail n Kentucky At 2:15 a. m. the order for nominations vernor was reached. C er presented the A vuM dem ¢ d. When order was re- amlw of Judge Black and Tarvin were presented ‘reary, Lew who had been pressed candidates, presented. When the call of countles was : fetcalf withd and moved were now Tmost v the that the Then followed a wild sce while Beckham was being escorted from the rear of the platform to the footlights. FLOUR FROM YOKOHAMA Is Produced Much Cheaper The: Than on This Coast. AND, Or., July 20.—J. C. Robin- 1-known mill man, has received t flour from a mill in Yoko- a The flour was manufactured from a cargo of wheat sent from here several months- ago_and to all appearances is a article. Alc with the sam which the J are e proud, comes the statement at tual cost of the manufactured artic s on the basis of $2 30 per barrel at a Pacific Coast point. As 32 50 per barrel is the lowest figure yet reported for flour sent to the Orient, it would seem from this that the Japanese were in a fair way to become active competitors for the flour trade of the ('ru-"\l 0il Clmms at Bolmas Spectal Dispatch to Tt SAN RAFAEL, seating ofl claims near Duxbury Reef, ¥ 20.—The brsiness of n the Bol is progr » Columbia Oil Company attached to the A. Far- W Hall \lr. ilister, J n, R. L. Brooks Travis Forfeit the Bond. ST. LOUIS, July 20.—The United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, in an opinion, holds that a sure company does not have to pay the in- demnity provided In its bond In case the firm or individual holding the bond vio- Jates any of the agreements in the con- tract to which the signature has been ap- ended. The case at lssue was that of ice Bros. & Nixon against the Fidel- and Deposit Company of Maryvland. VEBTISEMENTS. Joseph L. Backaches | of WOmen are wearyirg beyond des cription and they indicate = real trouble somewhere. Efforts to bear the dull | pain are heroic, but they | do not overcome it and tho backaches continue until the cause Is re-~ | moved. 1| Lydia E. Pinkham' V:gdblzCowomd! do“tlnls more ceriainly it for Weak Men and Women HOULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS, THE great Mexican remedy; gives heai:h and w0 rgans. Depot, ket ntion adjourned short. | charge. Her address is l.ynu,‘ ABSOLUTE SECURITY. ‘Genuins CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS must - bear signatwe of i Ze ATy SEE GENUINE WRAPPER SEE ' GENUINE WRAPPER FOR TORPID LIVER. FOR CONSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW SKIN. FOR THE E COMPLEXION ITTLE IVER PILLS. A.’lUSEluT& *TIVOLI* WANG Greatest P cor Seen Here, will All Next Week. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! MONDAY, JULY 2, GALA OPENING OF mfhgg;\w OPERA SEASON. POPULA c and Ste. 2 duction Played A‘f HEATR ER MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2:15. 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