The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 24, 1901, Page 5

i 2 THE SAN -FRANCISCO - CALL, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1901. 5 LIPTON IS STILL CONFIDENT NS TO COT l ervaiomtion g OF LIFTING THE AMERICA’S CUP After Conferersce With Associates He Asks for an Ex- tension of Time Until October. SIR THOMAS 1i1pTON May 2.—At a constructors this aftern Thomn- ,!n Aui w(h Sham- ft it to them to decide how 1d be done. He had a long W the designer of tson, : Ratsey, for the De est be postponed first week in October, in order me for the necessary Tepairs. e the designers and ir part of the work. e to -d to lose no time, but to go r full pressure while awaiting m the New York Yacht Club as ‘6 her the postponement would be ated Thomas Lipton expressed himself r being forced to ms juest upsetting the arrangeme: made, but he was left with oniy f the board's plans to establish a I - acht. Without this ex- T e il Lot e 2 SR AT ages 4 to 12, reduced from 25¢ to 15¢ each. ble to b his boat over in anything " s, : i blouses, ages to 8 T uce n ,x‘. go0d form, and he said he sincerely | Wilhelmina to Visit William. = | Bays, whitehiquscs, 3608 3 duse b »ped his request would be granted. Lawson Offers to Race. Speaking of the improvements on_the Shamrock I, Sir Thomas I~d.\d he had no serfectly n«r(.dn she was far s the chal- been im- now only k over her, reappearance ‘u-lH\ his confidence received dozens of ca- from the United Sta of similar telegram S e il —____SHAMBROCK 1l if ! | THE PLUCKY BRITISH YACHTSMAN AND THE TWO UNLUCKY BOATS HE HAS BUILT IN HIS EFFORTS TO WREST THE AMERICA'S CUP FROM THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUB. < will be docked for a thorough examina- Sir Thomas Lipton, George Watson G ameson visited the boat to- would be acht again 1d_decided that six w sufficient to put the crippled —J decide to build a new yacht before sailing off his challenge. LONDON, May —An editorial in the Yachtsman, to the Shamrock, writt THE INDEMNITY America’s Proposal Is Rejected by the Powers. Greedy Nations Have Deter- mined That China Shall Pay $337,000,000. i, Special Dispatch to The Call. CALL BUREAU, 1406 G STREET, N. | W., WASHINGTON, May 23.—Fruitless | has been the attempt of the United | States to induce the powers to forego the blood which they’ must g#ke with the pound of flesh to be exacted of China. Special Commissioner Rockhill's pro- posal that the amount of indemnity be reduced to $200,000,000 has been rejected | with a unanimity positively ' startling | when it is recalled that Great Britain has been loud in her protestations in la.vor of | placing a lump sum at this figure. The powers have determined that China shall | pay $337,000,000 and not a cent less, and a dispatch recelved by Acting Secretary Hill to-day from Rockhill reporting this fact means the end of America’s efforts on_this point. The proposal of this Government tha.t‘ China issue_bonds to the powers bearing interest at 3 per cent has not been acted upon, but it is likely to be opposed by the powers- of Continental Europe. The bonds issued to ‘this' Government will amount to $25,000,000, and with a govern- mental guarantee there is no doubt that they could be promptly sold at par..Great Britain’s bonds would sell with equal fa- cllity, but Russia’s 4 per cent bonds are sold at par and 8 per cent bonds would consequently probably not command this price. The credit of other nations of Con- tinental Europe Is not as good as that of Russfa. Spain, for instance, which has put in a claim, could not dispose of 3 per cent bonds at par. It will be to the in- tergst of such governments to have the | bonds bear a higher rate. SEARCHING IN LONDON FOR A mHICAL ESTATE‘ No Record of Banker Baskett's Death | Nor Trace Found of Alleged Fortune. LONDON, May 23.—H. H. Gilfrey, a leg- islative clerk of the United States, is now here, endeavoring to trace the estate of William Baskett, supposed to have been a London banker and said to have re- cently died, leaving £1.000,000, the princi- pal heirs being the Basketts of Polk County, Oregon. A story purporting to have originated in London and giving de- tails of the death was primrted in a Salem ] (Or.) paper. Gilfrey is unable to find the slightest trace of Banker Baskett, and the death of a man answering his description has not been recorded at Somerset House, the office of the registrar of births, deaths and marriages. ———— VOLCANO OF XKELOET AGAIN IN ERUPTION Burning Cinders Cover Many Dis‘j tricts and Great Loss of Life i Is Reported. | BATAVIA, Java, May 23.—The volcano ' of Keloet is in eruption. The lava is threatening the Blitar coffee plantations and has endangered Kediri. The district is in tota! darkness. ! It is renorted that there has been great loss of life, many natives having been overwhelmed with lava. The population of Blitar is fleeing. { A heavy rain of cinders eontinued fa.fl-“ ing to-day, covering six districts, aggre- . gating one-third of the island, including Sammarang, Kiridi and Surakarta. —_— Lazaretto Buildings Burned. NEW ORLEANS, May 23.—Excited citi- | zens of Jefferson and St. Charles parishes, opposite New Orleans, have burned all the buildings that the State Leper Board has erected in Jefferson parish, in fulfillment , i | ! { THE HAGUE, May.2.—Queen Wilhel- mina and her husband will visit Em- peror Willlam at Potsdam from May 30 to June 1, at the Emperor’s invitation. AD June Number Out To-Day THE SPICIEST MAGAZINE OF THE CENTURY I} spring and summer patterns— 1 $10.00 Top Coats We havera strong line of all- wool cheviots, tweeds and striped worsteds in various Price you of $2.50, as they sell for $7.50 all desirable. $2.25 of sailors reduced to $2.25 75¢ and 85c to 50¢ each. each. . 45¢ and 55¢. Write for our ; new illustrated . b catalogue now be- | | Ve lately reduced some top, | coats a fourth. They are made | good patterns of checks and of covert in tan, olive and >mpes—]ust the thing to tone brown, and are reduced from ; up a dark coat and vest that $10, making a clear saving for | have been worn some; [ $5.00. Sale price | | The Value of > Union-Made Cloth‘ We are authorized (o put the union label on all our ready-to-wear clothinz because we enmploy union labor exclu- sv2ly—we have union men because hey are the best workmen in the world. We do not use the label solely as a bid for union trade (of course, we are as glad to wait upon union men as to employ them), but union labor at union wages means that we secure trained, skilled, first-class help. Our clothing is fitting proof of the skill of union labor: _B—oys’ Clothing Department What better way is there with which to acquamt mothers with our large, light, con- venient, money-saving department for boys than by giving special values like these below men- tioned? Vestee suits for boys from 3 to 8 years of age, made of Scotch mixtures; some have fancy vests, others with vests to match, some plain lapels, others silk faced; broken sizes and lots, hence the reduction, but the suits as a whole contain every size; reduced from $2.75, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50 t Sailor suits made of blue serge, ages 3 to 10 years, white, red and black braid trimmings, value ¢ $3.00. Sailor suits, ages 3 to g years, cheviots and W serges in solid colors of blue and red, with embroid- ered designs; cassimeres in neat checks; both line Boys’ shirt waists in many patterns and colors, Boys’ Grand Duke hats, like men’s, $1.50 Children’s sombreros, fancy braid trimmings, DOD §(0 ing Trousers Heavy worsted trousers in value $3.00 Out-of-town or- ders fllled—writs us for anything in elothing, furnish- reat Britain. Thoma | ) Sir Thomas his d in racing trim, and that it will probably two Shamro tered our faith | ing printed. ings or hats. scident and h! be necessary to ask for a delay in the in the new b We cannot see what | at all on a had es day of the cup races for this length of prospect of success Lipton has.” i 718 Market Street. would not t In their opinion, most of the other Tugs were out all day searching for the i eeing the b]mn)ru(k~ this spars were quite heavy enough and the spar and gear that were cut adrift, but H 1 were impossibie to bring Whole trouble arose from the breaking of owing to the rough sea they found only a | expressed his willingness nghrn’;ng ;;éul “l“i l'ubtlu\i( fastenings. Kol ln/[\)mlfl yard., ; = oy = 4 B By % T lependence over to England Sir Thomz Jdpton takes the accident German salvage compan; will b OCEAN TRAVEL. OCEAN TRA r or both of the § rocks philosophically, but the comme f th to send steamers to cnr¥unue itie OCEAN TRAVEL VEL. Sir Thomas r('pl(;td to = show that n‘u\- 4'u'!m!\hulm1u m! for uhh;)l:_;,flnl the lrcct;‘\‘lery of the 7 pssing gratitude at , coming on top of the minor . gear and fittings in this way will i il 7 1 e e e\ ppdiarons of- dents A have happened at Dk ey fitings, in this way will || 4 Unique Magazine of Short Stories || Pacific Coast Steamship Co. Pacific Coast_Steamship Co. AMERICAN LINE. fer. which he thoroughly appreciated, but has quite taken the heart it is believed ‘that time will be |l Nothing like it published. Unique in || §teamers leave Breadway FOR said he was going over with the new rew. Past mishaps, which were It §s thought that the safls are 1 Wharf, San Francisco: NEW YORK. SOUTHAMPTON, LOYDON, PARIS. B e S e v tauity oitered a over at the time of occurrence, ed or buried in the sand. style and unique in contents. Such K For Alasian poris_ii 8. o Stopping at Cherbours, #estbound. - 14 be delighted to race the Inde- are now magnified, and not one of the As £oon as arrangements can be made | | short stories you cannot find else- May 1, 6. 8, /9% . From New York Every Wednesday, 10 a. m. e in American waters. crew has u good word to say for the boat, the lgh.m;r;ukdn] will be towed to the |l where, clean as a wlnstlc yet spicy as ";“‘.',,,:"..?{'gfi.’(:“ company’ ¢ Loul "June b 8¢ Paut. ' S fonon can be ascertained the hull of hat of the old boat, and the general hope after the accident and the work.on these || get a copy; 10 cents the copy. $1.00 ), Port {?,‘,’,",‘{‘:‘“"A,,‘.izn:' GOLDFIELDS. . Louls ‘June 2| St. Paul the cup challenger §s not injured, but she is expressed that Sir Thomas Lipton wiil is already well under way. the year. ' Read “When Rivals ind New Whatcom (Wash, - i RED STAR LINE. 4 “Number 19.” s 11 a. m., May 1, 6 11, 16, New York and Antwerp. B e e e A e o W ) Meet” and % ‘every ffth day thereafter. m New York Every Wednesday, 12 ® (| Mooo by aue newsnesvens || mut amiar s ekttt CITY. OF PUEBLA |z T e Ask them for it, and if you fail to get || for Alaska and ;}. N vfl-\éo“v" toC B Ry il Friesiana Kensington i oy For Turéka, tnd 'Humboldt Bay—1:30 p. m; 2 (% p May 3, 8, June day thereafter. ¥ "x"g g::‘n ‘Dlei'n stopping unly at B-:n- BA.;- barn, Port Los Angeles and Redondo !m.‘ An geles)—Btenmer Queen, “m-.ah:nd ¥ ta Rosa, o “;‘T‘L;“Annm, calling at fanta, Cruz, Stméon, Cayucos, Port Harfor dl.vln:a. Santa Barbara, it, enclese 10 cents in stamps for copy June number to The BOHEMIAN, Boston, Massachusetts *Stop at Cherbourg, eastbound. INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO., CHAS. D. TAYLOR, 30 Montgomery st From San Francisco May 26 >npecting at Seattle with the Company's New and Splendid Steamship SENATOR PRESBNTERINS IFLODD CARRIES DISCUS5 CREED. DEATH TO MANY RIGING RINERS MENAGE TOWNS General Oceanic$.5.€0. 5% 4 Ventura, Hue) Dre: Ran P Fast_San For Nome Direct. *Ne Corona only)-itelmfl' Coro $8. MARIPOSA (via Homolulu) fof Samoa, - : | : 2 e ld . . wteamer Bonita, Tuesd LEBAVING SEATTLE MAY 30th. New Zealand and Austraila.... Revision of Confession|Sad Scenes of Desolation|Columbia May Cause e e S g Sy B Noma 1ast [ 5o il el o : . ‘abo, Mazal All. 1 Saturday, June m. i ' (Mex. -—w -. m., anding al and freight mfl. AT o of Faith Under in the Stricken Immense Amount o 4 + | logn ushap “or"mtetar . AP "",‘“* s i i d F ‘ ‘or farther information obtain WD‘"’ ‘ ml'nm rates mly OPFYICE. Debate. ® District. of Damage. w0l'| amous mariani 1onic ffl'fl-:" op eserves . Cht 5:?;"1- S e A o o Asta '"”’ m.’m—,“" ¢ g dntes and hours S ——— “Unequaled in cases of Nervous :m';gfi'g‘-‘v‘&v,i,,,,.g_‘ New Montgomery L PHILADELPHIA, May %.-With clo-| KNOXVILLE, Tenn., May 23,—The Ten- Hpectal Dispateh to The Call, Depression, Melancholy, Brain Ex-| ™ PACIFIC STEAM NAY auence born of the solemn importance of | nessee River reiched 58 feot at thinplaco [ oo astion, Fatigue snd Sleeplessess.” e 0,00, Aents: IGATION CO, the question, commissloners 1o the Pres- | this afternoon at 4 o'clock and 18 slowly IMA, May Zi.—~Advices from towns N hes, strengthens, ustal WILD GOOSE MINING AND TRAD- And CIA SUD AMERICANA DE VAPORES byterian General Amsembly to-day began | falling. The loss of life thus far reported | on the ( olumbia, River indleate that mueh ourishes, 8 | SUNEIDG » ol Doins Shenmar To_ Valparaiso, stopping at Mexiean, Cantral the debate on the revision of the Con- |l fourtecn, as follow % | uneasiness is folt over the possibility of | refreshes. R & N co assenger rel | "“m"""{"?"".""“" ports, Safling Fremont- fossion of Faith. Brilliant leaders of the Ay ”""‘," colored | damage from floods during June, The < All Druggist Refuse Substitutes, 0. . . » CHAS. D. LANE. ,‘r" e e, 1 e NITUCAPE B, M, €, CATHON, Columbla River Has been rh L1 i hip Tine to | Y B TUCAPEL .. .June 78 church advanced their views in a calm, | RANKIN, little gm o g "'M ““A" ilri'l,"! rapldly i R T Only Steamship m'flf.mmf“f' BIAREQUIPA ....duly .. welo! o - e el o dis- | L B ust. l,“l re 1 exXpross . dispassionate manner, and the entira dis- | MI88 MOLLIE TILLEY. e e Pt Caiat spatch from ¥OR DARBERS, DAK. PORTLAND, Or., | A T R cussion was devold of acrimony. With u | MRS, GREGG. . - ity, says that the re, Diucks; BAth- | And Short Rail Line from Portland to o change st Acupuics or Punama) Freigns full realization of the great importance | LNKNOWN MAN-all of Eilzabethion. r'\:r ot .‘m]n thirty fect there and fs hnulal bmma { sablen, | A00inte East, Through il:kets to and pamsenier cifice, 14 Culitorniastreet ” to consider and investigate -thoroushly | "Mt 0N BOYD, Wallace, Va. b vl g vl L T Miers, painters, shoe factorte T OwWHST FLATHS. o ENCE, PTG, every detall of the proposed changes in | HENRY MUSSICK, Sulllvan County iy e ’olum |ul River Basin mrooflrl tanners, tailors, etc. BTEAMER TICKETS INCLUDE BERTH snd MEALS. Superior First and Second c|-u Pas- COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUES | THREE CHILDRIEN of Joseph il | fince Big SPEns edulhoctial storm began, BUCHANAN BROS. 48, COLUMBIA. Salle June 2, 12, 21, July 2, 12 senger Accommodatl DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS, Church was not large enough | Ripleys Landing. i 1608 Dot HAIe T e oW, facturers, 609 Sacramento St 0. VY. i #0 Tous Cold Siorage: Capcity. Sailing every Thursday. instead of Gy | Riplexs 2400 daynardvitte, has melt ut little in the mountains acturers, on This company owns the most success- Saturday, at 10 a. m., from vler 4 commodate the throngs who clam- | 4 the | long the headwaters of the Columbia, as 2z fnl 1|§hm-u. plant at Nom umrltl North River, foot of Morton street. La Bre- May Although frequently e At Knoxville, the steamer Onaga, a total loss. now will go off quickly in all of th vast watersheds and 4 tremendous fl:s:; MAHAY'FEVER A S I H AND CATARRH D.W.RITCHCOCK, Gen-Ast, 1 ROUST Y "2 NORTHERN COMMERCIAL COMPANY. 30; La Champasne, June §: *La red for admission. Many of the s 1 as the Snake and other tribi > ; M e Tennessee above utaries. ol Tators did mot leave ‘the church | tareest vesmel g ked th-day and 1s | 1L ¥arm weather now comes suddenly the Torraine, June 13: *L'Aquitaine, June 20. ¢ First class to H-m $55 and upward. Second class to Havre, upward. - GENERAL and AGENCY FOR DNXTFD STATES and CAN- i Sepe i | oA special lr;nflv-rl)uurnalhnnd”l‘flgllml‘ will result. FOR - - - | from Elizabethton, Tenn., where the flood The Cowlitz, Yaki pot : H 0 he audi e W ’ e Cowlitz, Yal mn_ nd othe - ADA 32 Broadway (Hudson building), New e of sther St Rav . | fell ‘with terrible force, says: The rellef | ¢,y streams ‘in this State é’reefiu;"‘}‘;.lwn,mmfim Neuralgia, ete., cured by J. F. FUGAZI & CO., Pacific’ Coast Herrick Johnson and Rev. Dr. Samuel J. | committee to-night report about 250 Per-| ,,rteq as running bank full. At Vaneou. mt-. % Montgomery avenue, San Francisco. B s aroesst The Mubounied shtimss: | 2oni A8 Ehe fow and 1000 in the country | Vol the Columbia is far above 1ts ayoeore Esplc's c'GARETTEs o innm . Tickets sold by all Rallroad Ticket Agents. R Of fhe MGt by Shie Befliawt homeless because t:fjll"l‘);r:;&;\ s flogd. o | liclght, and the Willamotte River is e r t] g g o *Twin Screw E: Steamers. presentation of the revision faction's rea- | rrom Bristol, Tenr Later etails | fning, | Cool weather has prevafled so | Waiie, s BERICS How A Aud All Points oa Yukon River. % SERS for desiring & changs. Lo Fho fioll-stricken section show that | o 5 et & Na ape ) fad §1'sk meitng —S0LD B 4 e Rev. Dr. George T. Purves spoke | oM the f000-8 o one in the Western | Of Suows are regarded by old settlers as — WILL LEAVE WHARF, CO! STEAMSHIP ;u:alizns): TP\"lj'lnnA_d ala;)]}i)g nrev DE. Gasrgo Rorth Carolina Mountains. Huntsdale, a xr'«“’-lr“ly“{‘r;us:eélgfkugge‘r:'{ fi'?mih"ei‘“;z’“::;:; BAY AND RIVER STEAMERS. B T for Yo:fl)mnm mxmoumlm‘-i LINE. ). Baker. Dr. Mc! n favored a modi- h. t Ein oL the | £- T 3 hed Sharee Thire e 3 compmisioners | Koo, 2 (e SORRTD (ST 51 S | el the mouniaing along Lake‘Cuia. o Bl DA SRS | 19 WEW YORK VA PANAMA. DIRECT. O e o ey have | charjeston Railway, is practically wiped etc. No cargo reci on board on cpressed themselves as open o convie. | CraneKton R 1 Do ilway 1hon | PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM ot Ran-| FOR U. S. IAW‘"“ AND VALLEJO. ay of sailing. v Cmd goaleormabery S bridge which spanned Chuckin River has | ways. Office—30 Montgomery street. * Steamer * Mont(cello." R e ey MEr A o | & & Lidiunars: fala Sindaw, ‘Sune 3 een destroyed. The lumber and pulp e s LR AND BAT B O O R Wotaoiay A 11 | 8.8, Argyll _ salls Monday. dune 23 THE BANQUET TO THE POSTMAS- mms of General John L. Wilder and also | The Hungarian Government has forbid- .- p, m. (m - -trip tickets at reduced rates. For a.s. Lee -w .-i‘- M-l'lw. Jnlry 13 TER GENERAL, Among the sixty pages | £.00 logs and a large quantity of lumber, |den the practice of hypnotism, except by * eridayal ...E:',t freight and passage apoly at company’s office pictures in “the Wasp's Presidential | property of the Unaka Lumber Company, | medical men and under special permie- 3 ffce. Wix: ' NORTEERN COMMERCIAL COMPANY, street, comer Eiist 5‘6{"’"“"&:_.‘“‘“' - -ouvenlr number. 2 cents. * have gone down with the ude. sion, 5’:-:.. 3 T 310 Sansome st., San Francisco. w. AVERY, General Agent. r. r. [55 o