THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1893. 3 WINNIE DAVIS` STARVING WITH LAVA SPREADS IN ADVERTISEMENTS. SUFFERING OVER FOODINSIGHT EVERY DIRECTION Death Claims the Daughter of tY)e Awful State of Affairs The EruptioQ of Vesuvius Causiog at Late PresideQt of the Soutb- Havana. Gloomy £3pprehensior)s Among People ern Confederacy. A SERIOUS CRISIS AT HAND Living Near By. — \u2666 \u2666 SUPPLIES BEFUSED A LANDING NAPLES, Sept. 18. A state of gloomy apprehension prevails XARRAGANSETT PIER. R. L, Sept. 18.— Davis, daughter BY OFFICIALS. among the population regarding the eruption of Vesuvius, which Miss Winnie of lava Mrs. Jefferson Davis, died at noon to- is hourly becoming more active and menacing. Streams of are day at the Rockingham Hotel, to which spreading in every direction. The most threatening of these flows ;8^ A Model | place she came as a guest in the early i Insurgents Have Observed the Ar- through the Vedrino Valley, which i.= almost filled. The observatory part meters, only of the Pier's social season. She mistice, but Are New Becom- which originally stood at a height of 610 is now twen- had been ill for several weeks and a — ty-seven meters above the sea level, owing to the sinking of the Jf Threatening Story of fortnight ago her ailment was diag- ing ground. Seven new craters have formed around the central one, nosed as malarial gastritis. At times an American. and this has not to diminish the fears formerly felt, which her very serious, so tended condition became upon the eruption of stones and scoria similar to that that consTiltations of physicians were \ were based Suit for deemed necessary, but frequent rallies which occurred in 1872. Special cable The Call and the New York It* gave to «JH|.l renewed hope that she would ulti- HeraW. Copyrighted, IS9B, by James Gor- mately recover. During the past week don Bennett. especially was her condition considered HAVANA,Cuba, Sept. IS.— A reply and thought re- favorable it was her on question expected to- be possible the Comal is moval from the hotel would morrow or Tuesday. answer can- a days, The In few as the hotel had closed come too soon. It was for the season, leaving the patient and not the food BABE RULE feeling SPANISH problem that caused bad be- AND WIFE ' practically attendants alone in the Spain house. Last night, however, a relapse tween the United States and be- a suit as \u2666 problem As..good- in Miss fore the war. It is. the food I= Davis' condition was noticed bringing aoid throughout the night she lost now that is nearer and nearer IN FIRE IS IMPOSSIBLE you need care to \u2666 a insurgent PERISH strength perceptibly. This morning serious crisis. The Cubans t•n «r 118111 far observed suspension — tbe physicians the have thus the said that end was , \u2666 not far off and at noon death came to of hostilities, but the insurgents, armed 1 wear this winter. S« end the sufferings, which at times had as they are still, cannot be left to Shocking Philippine Archbishop been intense. Mrs. Davis had watched many days longer peace is to Accident Near \u2666 '== unremittingly starve if Fitting as well and : \u2666 at her daughter's bed- preserved H--«| Bide and she is now bowed with sor- be in the island. To the Bakersfield. Interviewed. row. The physicians of Mrs. Davis re- pangs of hunger from which they are aqi; looking port suffering, aggravation by ! as well as ii-.\u2666 she is holding up with great calm- is added the — ness in her affliction and no fears are knowledge that the Comal, laden with at v—u ; \u2666 present entertained of her health I a cargo of supplies, is not allowed to FAVORS AMERICAN CONTROL >. I anything your tailor .: yielding to the strain. THE LATE MISS WINNIE DAVIS. GASOLINE STOVF EXPLODES .|/ Miss Winnie Davis, "Daughter land them. ~ the of PUEBLO, Col., hag \u2666 the Confederacy," was born in the Sept. 18.— A letter I can turn out, and . t Confederate Executive been received here from a well-known \u2666 —- Mansion at | youth. was engaged to Wil- ORDERS, SAYS, Richmond, She Mr. citizen, RECEIVES RELIGIOUS HE i—=== \u2666 Va.. in who MRS. MORRISON 1863. She was edu- kerson of Syracuse, N. V., but shortly Pueblo has been In Ha- GO. \u2666 cated principally at home owing to the after her father's death the engage- vana in an official capacity and was FATAL BURNS. MUST J yours for less than F troubles surrounding her father and the i ment was broken off. While no pub- one of the very few Americans admit- Js~cb publicity which attended all movements '\u25a0 explanation of special reasons to family. lic the rupture was ted for witness the the 0,85 of the Davis Miss Davis at- given, itis well known that it was for feeding of the poor at Havana soup >i- one-half tailor's % tained her maturity at Beauvolr, Miss. purpose maintaining before they were byßlan- Vigorous Opponents of Liberty. vt^di she the of her father's houses closed H«r Home Destroyed and a Neigh- Most Here assisted her mother in various •\u25a0 name. She received the name, orders last week. Tl.iletter was \u25a0ways and took her place many co's Attempt to Save Her Spanish Soldiers Would Like in the "Daughter of the Confederacy," in sent in four pieces to elude attention in bor's " social functions of the place. She v.-as 1886, when her father made his famous the malls. Among other things It says: Death Proves to Become American her father's companion. j Child From constant She trip through the South. Mr. Davis be- "Large basins were placed about on Citizens. X Your taste can be ,% assisted him in all his work and much Iing unable to appear, Miss Winnie was the floor, filled with a sort of soup Unavailing. of the information which was required brought beans, by Mr. before the thousands at the made of rice and sometimes a " Davis in his writings was se- I different points along the route and in- bit of meat cooked with it. This was suited by a . selec \u2666 cured for him by his daughter. Her j as "Daughter dipped — MANILA,Sept. In an interview strong troduced the of the Con- Into smaller pans one pan to a 18.— : 8- character was marked from | federacy." family Among notes Special Dispatch to The Call. with him by correspondent of the /^^^m or group. the the —— that the of meat — Press, Archbishop Dosal of tion from single and " I taken Ifind allowance BAKERSFIELD, Sept. 18. Mrs. Associated :mß™ is eighty poum-s per week for 500 per- Philippine said: very Morrison and her infant child the Islands sons. For the sick and the small Frank earnestly hope the islands willnot double-breasted a portion condensed were to death in a fire that de- "I j children scant of burned Spanish, because the rebels are milk Is given. Bread is never issued. stroyed their home near this city last remain X eighteen on the upper now so strong that such a course would ; ()_ TAPS SOUND FOR NEW •'I counted evening. The fire started from the ex- suits ofcheviot, casT % ACROSS Inevitably appalling \u2666 LIE floor, alive, bloodshed. d some cause more d thaif of plosion a gasoline stove. J. S. Moyle, ""B li\ suffering intensely. A mother of reconquest natives is im- ; them explosion and The of the with six children occupied two cots. a neighbor, heard the possible years of the most and wor- the doors and until after % z= Three of the smaller children were Baw flames issuing from cruel warfare." CAPTAIN CAPRON scarcely alive, our boys, 10 to 13 years Morrison's house. Moyle THE windows of also hope the ' r CONTINENT expressed that \u2666 ed dark checks, old, lay panting young He the S^ Q for life: three hurried to the scene and met Mrs. Mor- absolutely ft I girls were so about the body Islands would not become In- swollen — r:;on coming out of the kitchen with dependent because it was certain that — and limbs that they could not move clothing rle aids Or am o \u2666 Santiago these many more were waiting her ablaze. dissensions would occur which would \u2666 P' P' Hero Yields to Through Chicago and all and Moyle had the woman lie down and incessant strife and a lapse HH elderly women were result in to die. Several 1 hydrant, the ground through = Typhoid. among Altogether the sight was ro! near a where into barbarism the natural in- goods in every pop- X the Northwest. them. was wet. In this way the flames that dolence of the country. The only hope, \u2666 frightful." enveloped were extinguished. Mrs. Archbishop declared, was that a illI her the Of a small child the writer says: repeatedly: "Oh, my nqk was over Morrison cried strong Western power would intervene \u2666 ular shade, hand- t "The face skin the little baby!" Moyle tried to get into the Delay dangerous, peo- Hi eyes— oh, that picture! then now. is as the — bones. Such burning house to rescue the baby, but restless. WAS VALIANT IN STRIFE BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEAL The mother was in the same condition, ple are Intoxicated and v—u We the flames drove htm back and the He said it was undeniable that the somely trimmed X while tears ran down her face. the house. Mrs. religious go, I " Later child was burned in orders must but the whole W^> turned and followed them. IMorrison walked to Moyle's house, a people had determined to abolish them -:; \u25a0 asked her some questions through the block away, a able render their and finished. :1 % COXXA.NDEB,, story beyond where she died few now that they were to X^ : t OF THE FAMOUS EXTENSION ON AN interpreter. Her l» con- M-* ELABORATE — hours after. retention impossible. He mid the CAPRON BATTERY. ception too cruel to be published and was away home at the SCALE. homes among children." Morrison from chief blame upon the Dominicans and sent into time, working at the Kern River flour- Franciscan Receletants, the richest or- '\u25a0\u25a0•: the <\u2666 The writer describes the refusal of mills, been employed ders, \u2666 To men who have been steady customer permit the ing where he has and next upon the Benedictines Spanish authorities to land- past six years. The Morrisons were Capuchins, are especially recommend ing of tons of food sent to Havana by the and which of lesser im- of the tailor we these Grief Over the Death of His Son, an Fast Road From the Atlantic Sea- young people and of good families. portance. The Jesuits, Archbishop \u25a0J' J the Red Cross for these poor people, says, They are ready to wear the « Officer of the Rough Riders, — soup are now closed. Dosal are comparatively docile. «> handsome suits. board to St. Louis Proposed and the houses He added that the rival orders are the * Paved the Way for Fatal moment you need them— no bother, no wait- • Changes or the New CAPTAIN M'CQRMICrT most vigorous opponents of liberty. \u25a0J- Sickness. SHEEPMEN ARHESTED The provincials, who are approxi- «\u25ba A perfect fit guaranteed— less than half $> Purchasers. ASSIGNED TO DUTY mately equal to archdeacons, are ing. BY UTAH CAVALRY mainly responsible. They are utterly \u2666 - what your tailor would charge, and money Commandant of the Washington beyond the control of the archbishop, J — possession power. back if you want it. Can we show you these « Special Yosemite Valley Herders Brought in i.ard Formerly in Com- who denies of their t " Special Dispatch to The Call. Dispatch to The Call. Navy The total number of Spanish priests \u2666" •* as Prisoners and Their mand of the Oregon. Philippines suits this week? . "WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.—Captain CINCINNATI, Zept. 18.—The In the before the war was officials Flocks Scatter jd. NEW YORK. Sept. IS.—A Washington about 1000, but lately every departing ———-— \u2666 Allyn Capron, First Artillery, died at of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway, special to the Herald says: Itis proposed has fifty « who were in "WAWONA, Sept. 18.—People in this steamer taken or a hundred his home near Fort Myer, Va_, to-day. conference hero yesterday realizing that the Cav- by the Navy Department to assign Cap- of them away and now barely fifty are parties in section are Utah Captain Capron was one of the best New York, and after confer- alry, by Captain Came, Is tain A. H. McCormick to duty as com- here. He says he wishes to strengthen commanded navy ;n the regular army. He ence to-day. Receiver John K. Cowen a good mission, which it Is cred- mandant of the Washington yard. himself. known officers here on S. Norton, particularly to left to-tiTht for Baltimore. Receiver itably fulfillingby driving from He will relieve Commodore C. Several responsible Spanish min- had devoted himself the Yosemite in com- correspondent service, having Oscar G. Murray, General Manager Park sheepherders found tres- retired. Captain McCormick was isters assured the that artillery branch of the National Oregon just before she they to remain artillery W. M. Greene and others leave to-mor- passing with thousands of sheep. Lieu- mand of the would refuse here if been an honor graduate of the on her famous trip around the Spain was reinstated in control of the !s.N.wooD&co:j ro-v on a Klmball, in charge of a detail started 1873, and was regarded as an tour of inspection from here tenant Horn, unfortunately became ill, and school In the eastern section, arrested but island. Many Spanish soldiers refuse authority on artillery tactics. to Columbus, Newark and Sandusky, patrolling upon recommendation of the board of to serve again and Spanish officers are over the Chicago and sent In yesterday by Sergeant Price survey the department was com- Street, S. When corps thence division. medical Captain disgusted with the rottenness of 718 Market F. : General Shatter's went nine sheep men with animals and packs. him assign : "While the conference here pelled to dotach and Spanish government prefer to • to Santiago Capron accompanied it, Is believed Their sheep were scattered, and unless C J Clark to that vessel. Captain Mc- and be- <^ to have been on estimates his illness come American citizens. The annexa- \u2666'\u2666 \u2666'\u2666"\u2666 \u2666 \u2666 4> 4> 4> 4> <$> 4> \u2666 \u2666> and his battery did fine work In the for better- they are cared for by the men's confed- Cornilek has recovered from \u25a0\u2666'\u2666'\u2666'\u2666 \u2666\u2666'\u2666'\u2666\u2666\u2666 ments of the Southwestern system, has asked lor duty. tionists have a majority, but the dis- - -• During it and \u25a0\u25a0,\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0 , the owners will be :\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 battle of Santiago. the first Is erates the loss to cussion of the subject has not been fin- '\u25a0••. / \u25a0' '-\u25a0 days of fighting before the city, stated that Receiver Murray will heavy. Another detail from the north- K«»w» VITALITY the make a report boundary brought in five ACCUSED OF LIBEL. ished. IyiCTDX/ITA Captain Capron'S son. Captain Allyn similar or the trans- western men IMCPi VIIMLOST VIGOR. Ohio division Pittsburg found with stock grazing in the park. — from DR.PIERCES Capron of the Rough Riders was and Lieutenant Kimball is still patrolling the Captain of Immunes Prefers Charges Trinity's Democratic Ticket. ANDMANHOOD K. Wheeling to Chicago to the reorganiza- park, and as numerous bands are known a Sergeant. WEAVERVILLE. Sept. IS.—The Demo- Cures Impotency NightEmissions and wasting killed. tion committee for the new purchasers, be within the park limits, many ar- Against County convention has diseases, all effects ol self^abuse, or excess and The death of his son preyed upon to DE CUBA, Sept. Yes- cratic nominated blood'ouilder. GOLDENMEDICAL which include leading capitalists rests will undoubtedly follow. SANTIAGO the following ticket: indiscretion. A nervctonic and mind, never In the ;preferred by Cap- Brings the pink glowto pale cheeks and rex the father's but he swerved Northwest. stated One band of sheep dispersed by Lieu- terday charges were Sheriff, F. P. Bergen. duty during Itis that the pur- Klmball is said to belong to Mr. ; Regi- stores the fireof youth. By mail 500 per for an instant from his the pose is only tenant tain Miller of the Second Immune Clerk, R. L. Carter. box; for $2.50; with a not to have a great trans- Shubert of San Francisco. Captain Shelley of the Fifth 6 boxes written DISCOVERYTHE terrible days that followed. The seeds continental the herders captured opposed ment and Assessor, Jrsso Turtoliotte. guarantee to cure or refund the money. FOR system line through Chicago and Some of 'against Sergeant Joseph R. M. Steller. of disease were sown in his arrest, causing trouble by refusing to immunes W. Treasurer. BLOOD,»VER,IUJMGS. campaign, the Northwest, but also to have a of the Third Regiment ;for ma- District Attorney, H. R. Given. during the Cuban and he fast surrender when ordered to do so by Ser- Johnson Schools, BROS., aye., cor. Geary. at Myer, line from the Atlantic scabo.ird to liKnlnK and libelling the officers and Superintendent of A. F. Brae- WALLER 33 Grant returned to his home Fort St. geant Price. of their respective regiments in ner. city, only to be stricken down Louis, and that the whole Southwest- Thoy reluctantly submitted, however, soldiers Administrator, Dr. near this firearms. They an article published in the Atlanta Con- Public R. R. Wal- with typhoid fever. His death oc- ern system will soon be equipped with when covered by were stitution August 2. lace. about 12 o'clock to-day. ninety compelled to walk from the place of ar- curred pound rails after the grades are rrst to Camp Wood, thirty miles dis- Captain Capron was born in Florida changed improvements To prevent their escape at night * Military Academy as a and other are tant. and entered the made. So far most Improve- the men were divested of most of their ADVERTISEMENTS. __''\u25a0.•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 cadet in 1863. After graduating he was of the clothing. A number of fires known to '.'\u25a0... '\u25a0':..\u25a0\u25a0' made a second lieutenant of the First ments under the receivers have been have been recently started in the park Artillery on the 17th of June. 1867, and east of the Ohio River, and now the were set, it is thought, by the sheep men. 000000000000000000000000000000000000 was an officer of that regiment until road Is to be perfected west of the who thought the soldiers would be kept was commissioned as Ohio and with double some so busy extinguishing them as to find no his death. He tracks of time to molest their flocks In the park. captain on the 4th of December, 1888. the distance. Capron Because of the dry season there is a It Is probable that Captain In connection with the proposed scarcity of water throughout the park. in Arlington National changes of the new purchasers are dry, and " will be buried it is Many streams thousands • '• ' \u25a0 NEW- ; - arrangements FEELS LIKE: A : \u25a0 MAN! Cemetery, definite said that Receiver Cowen lias gone to trout which were sent this season "\u25a0'-•• I but no of fromI -, .- ; o holdings hatchery o . ;\u25a0-' . > for his funeral have yot been made. confer with the of Johns Hop- the at Wawona have died. \. kins University, and that when Presi- Dp. Belt Makes a Re- g TO dent E. R. Bacon returns to New York TRANSPORT MICHIGAN % Sanden's Electric SULTAN BROUGHT to-morrow night he will see interested o o parties in New York, and after confer- markable Cure in Two Months.• THE BRITISH TERMS ring with the reorganization committee ARRIVES AT NEW YORK "o o go to Europe to confer with English t^mttullSi IjF^^. He filled his nerves with the O Orders Disarmament of Ottoman interests. It is the current report here Brings but a Few Passengers From O fire of life every night for two O Mr. propident 4O«rVVV\W '\u25a0'-\u25a0 Now Ican do as much as any other man. .ft MANY and a half. notable Quartermaster's a W^^' * HI'- at to use, thin testimony Tuesday, transport ar- U ' r ' You are liberty, of Ripans Tabules, "Iused Is booked for the when The United States Chester \u25a0 *.^^H H^V said: to have 20th. morning **ft ' * as *you desire. Yours respectfully, O lots this from \u25a0 That Incendiary rived Montauk. - \u25a0 \u25a0 Growing Belief an fifteen or more United States Senators '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0:,- , _ •-.---\u25a0 --, JAMES WRIGHT. pay The United States ship Iris arrived this q Is at Work in the City. will an official visit to the exposi- morning and anchored off Tompkinsvllle. of trouble with my heart, caused, my doctor SACRAMENTO, Sept. 18.— The loss by tion in accordance with a Senate resolu- o o tion. A banquet willbe tendered the dis- ARE YOU WEAK? the fire that burned the Booth building on WEDDED FIFTY YEARS. O; o tinguished guests. Itis grand to feel strong, humiliating:to feel weak. If you are said, from an Front street this morning amounts to day, Wednesday, promises o you. } ;o imperfect digestion. Amongst other $15,000 building lowa to be Golden Jubilee of Rev. and :weak Dr. Sanden's iElectric
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