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12 iraqiscgCTa myjttixtev aebjji i89z 1 CRISIS IN SUGAR A Conference to Be Held To Day European Agents and Hawaiian Planters Points Overlooked in the Between Spreckels and the Trust Deal Which is the lion and which is the lamb That has been a conundrum for the sugar men of the Pacific coast to solve ever since the recent deal between Clans Spreckels and the sugar trust The am received by Mr Spreckels for the transfer of his Philadelphia refineries variously estimated at from 3000000 to 7000000 would he a mere bagatelle in exchange for the commanding position he occupied as the sole opponent of the greatest American trust south of Boston But it is now said and appearances confirm the rumor that another consideration was included in the deal This consideration is declared to be that Claus Spreckels shall be for the future unopposed on the Pacific coast by the sugrar irost Thi in effect would give to ilr Spreckels tbe absolute control of the sngar situation from Honolulu to Ksnsas City in making this agreement however the parties to it seemed to have counted without their hosts They did not take two potent factors into consideration the Hawaiian planters and the foreign refineries Another side issue that was not considered was the firm of Nash Spauld irjR Co proprietors of the ReTere Sugar Refinery of Boston Mass the greatest and most consistent opponent which the trust has as yet encountered Clans Spreckels no sooner arrived in this city trom Philadelphia in a private car than sugar men appeared as if bj magic from all quarters of the globe From England comes Davis representing tbe greatest sugar interests of Great Britain from Germany comes Paul Eis Wg equally prominent while the modern Athens also has a representative in town in the interests of Nash Spaulding Co The steamer Australia which arrived on Tuesday brought such prom inent planters from Honolulu as Jones Gladys Swanzv Atherton S3 Alexon Albert Ylcox Wilcox and Bolte Such a gathering of the sugar clans is rare and the air is full of rumors These rumors di gested indicate the following to be the stains of the sugar situation on the coast In agreeing that Spreckels should be unopposed on this siope the sugar trust promised more than it can perlorm In vulgar parlance it cannot deliver the goods This arises from conditions that date Pack oyer a series of years Three years ago Sprectels as now controlled the Hawaiian Commercial uompany This company produced a large share say one tentn of the Hawaiian sugar crop Claus Spreckels had always been the best customer of the Hawaiian planters and some years ago when be had his dispute and quarrel with the lute King Kalakaua contracts were made with the planters by which their entire crop was to be sold to the Western Sugar Refinery of which John Spreckels is president at the ruling rate New York city for Cuban and South American sugars This gave Spreckels absolute control of the sugar situation upon this coast The contracts were satisfactory to both the planters and Sprectels Tben followed Sprtckels Philadelphia enterprise and his war with tbe trust In the meantime William McKiniey introduced a tariff bill in Congress which having passed has a great bearing on the situation Under the provisions of this act the planters can no longer raise and deliver sugar here at a profit The contracts between Spreckels the Western Sugar Refinery and the planters will expire on January 1 1893 After that date unless tbe contracts are renewed the Hawaiian sugar market will be open to competition Hence the convention oi eucar men in this city To day all the parties enumerated will meet in conference with Mr Spreckels at his office There the planters will talk of their expiring contracts an A of the possibility of their renewal As to the propositions toward the latter result the planters are a unit as to terms They will It is understood demand that the conditions of the existing contracts shall be renewed and that a farther concession shall be made to them of an amount per hnntred pounds sufficient to place the Hawaiian sugar grower upon an equality in the San Francisco market with all competitors The Hawaiian visitors are in the fortunate position of havine two strings to their bow In the event thai their terms are not aeceeded to by Mr Spreckels they may confer with the visiting refiners from England Germany and the ui These latter are prepared it is stated to enter tbe refining field pn this coast and to meet Mr Spreckels upon his own ground It is believed that they have already been in correspondence with the Hawaiian planters now in this city Either the English or German refiners have money to invest in profitable enterprises while to Nash Spaulding Co the erection of a plant here to care for the Hawaiian sugar crop of 1893 would present few difficulties As the situation appears now Mr Spreckels must accede to the demands of the Hawaiians or witness the erection of another refinery within his own domain The Hawaiian crop for this year iscon trolled bT the Spreckels interest while that of 1893 and in tbe future is open to competition Tbe result of to day conference will mark an epoch in the annals of the refining industry of this cosst and perhaps in the United States 109 feet by the old pipes was ohlftninetjv eight feet deep when the new casing was put down just before noon Just as toon as the pumpTstdps workinjc the boring begins to fill op This eleven feet was lost in this manner during the cessation of boring necessitated by patting down the pew pipes At 1230 the sand pump was pot In the bore hole again and tbe linking of the new eating was pnsbed forward daring tbe rest of the day It was quite two hoars before the last depth was made good At 315 Kthe forty seventh test was made The depth at that time W3s 114 feet six inches The output of sand was of the same character as that whicb bad been brought up during the past two days There wasa black streak in it and not a little quicksand At 425 the same result as obtained though the depth had not been perceptibly increased and the rest of the day was occupied in sinking casings It was rather hot in tbe corner of the board fence daring the afternoon and tbe improvised shelter under an old sail cloth was very acceptable to Special Agents Brooks and uibson between the tests Tbe usual crowd of spectators lounged around the spot all day long and betr ranged from a nickel to bad cigars that bedrock would be reached this side of China THE MAEINE BAND 1 The Crazy Deed of Arsene Denoush He Shoots His Wife and Kills Himself SUCCESS AT THE OPERA HOUSE GRAND John Sousa His Musicians and Mile Decca Well Received LLOTD HAKTON 1JXCCLFATEIJ Dr Beers Says the Death of His Sob Was Accidental George Beers the twelve year old son of Dr Beers of 914 Fine street died at his home late Tuesday night from a gunshot wound received on March 31st at the hands of a playmate named Lloyd Har ton The boys were shooting at pigeons in the rear of Dt Beers residence one with pistol and the other with a small target rifle The Harton boy grabbed the rifle from a board where it had been laid seizing it by the muzzle The hammer caught in a splinter and tbe weapon was discharged the ball taking effect yonng Beers abdomen The little fellow siowiy lost Titailty until death ended his suffer Dr Beers notified the Coroner that he preferred to waiye an inquest in the case being satisfied that the shooting was clearly accidental bat Coroner Garwood insisted on conducting an official investigation The inquest was held yesterday afternoon Lloyd Harton the boy who did the shooting was not examined Dr Beer testified that before his death the tead boy stated that the rifle had been jscbarged accidentally The verdict was in accordance with these facts PCKP1NO TJP qDICK8AJiD Ttorlnc at Seventh and Mission Goes Ahead Slowly The very best evidence of the quicksand character of the matter brought up by the Comment pump a the corner of 7k arf Mission streets was iur Sd yesterday bX the fact that the bore vhfrh Had been sunk to the depth of The Unfortunate Woman Leaps in Yatn From a Balcony for Safety John Philip Sousa and his marine band which numbers over sixty people and contains every instrument from a flute so small that it would get lost if allowed to play alone to a bass viol ao large that two men can hardly carry it made their first appearance in this city at the Grand Opera house isst night Mr Sousa was loudly applauded by a large audience and it was evident that he had made a hit for the encores were as numerous as the proverbial spring blossoms The only draw back to the entertainment was the old and dingy scenery of the Grand Opera house It represented the interior of some room tbe same room that has been used for The Black Crook Around the World The Lights London Henry Stan ley and MaxORell Tbe programme opened with the over ture from Wagners Rienzi ana the difficult music was played by the orchestra with a great deal of skill and expression the harmony of the instruments being particularly noiiceable The musicians had a wide field for their opportunities and they used every one of them to gd advantage The dainty pasages In Schuberts Kosamunde and Webers Invitation a la Valse were eiecuted with a clearness and grace that were marvelous A charming subject given to the cornet in tbe latter of these two pieces has aqaality almost Italian in its smoothness Mlie Mane Derca sang an aria from La Sonnambula and easily won the approbation of the audience She is possessed of a clear soprano voice with a quality of tone rare among vocalists She also sang Robin Adair and Linda di Chamounix by Donizetti and if she had continued to respond to the applause of tbe audience would hare sung all night The piece of the evening was a description in music of Sheridans ride The music was composed by Mr Sousa and the scenes where the soldiers are awaiting the bugle call tbe attack the death of Thoburn the retreat and tbe charge of Sheridan were brought out with a wonderful distinctness Another interesting composition was Mr Sousas humoreeque Good by in which the musicians leave the stage in twos and threes without breaking the harmony oi the music until there is not a player leit It interested the audience immensely and was vigor ously encored The programme closed with the Star Spangled Baaner There will be a Baby McKee matinee by the Marine band at 2 oclock this afternoon 1 POLKS ON FOLSOM 8 TBE IT An Injunction Against Overhead Electric Railway Wires A temporary injunction was granted by Judge Hebbard yesterday in a suit brought by Mayor Sanderson in the name of the people of the State to restrain the North Beach and Mission Railway Company from stringing overhead electric wires on poles on Folsom street from Stewsrt to Eleventh Judgment is asked that the injunction made perpetual and tbat the company be compelled to remove the poles now standing all of which are claimed to have been erected in violation of order 2369 of the Board of Supervisors FR80XAL NOTES Dr A Osborne and wife of Glen Ellen are at the Grand Baldwin will return from the country on Sunday next Colonel Doubledy of Santa Barbara is at the California Kay a prominent Visalia merchant Is registered at the Grand Assemblyman El wood Bruner arrived from Sacramento last evening McPike a well known San Joaquin ranch owner is at the Baldwin Arthur Wilson Consul of Great Britain at Forland Or is registered at tbe Palace Hotel Joseph Howe vice president of the Wabash Kallroad is in the city on a pleasure trip Professor John Fiske of Cambridge Mass the well known lecturer and historian is in the city Paul Eisenberg of Germany a epresentatlve of the sugar interest oi that coan ry is staying at the Palace President Jordan of Stanford University who has been staying at the Pleasantou returned to Palo Alto yesterday Bungeriord and A Juillard prominent merchants of New York city are Among tbe latest arrivals at the Palace Hotel Mitchell Innes a large fruit grower of Loomis and Sink a Cloverdale fruit packer are staying at the Grand Hotel Stinson of Greenville Pa with his wife and three children is at the Rust House Tbey are making an extended tout of th4 eoaat Swords and wife and Mr and Mrs 8 Wood ward prominent residents of Washington were among the guests at the California last night If dAnglads Hawaiian Commissioner of the republic of Prance is In the city on leave of absence from hts post at Honolulu en route for a tour of the States Charles Crittenden of New York well known In the establishment of Florence missions has returned to San Francisco In the interest of his evangelistic work Francis Leon Chrisman a well known Eastern journalist and the husband of Marie Dcca who is singing at the Marine Band concerts is spending a few days in the city John McHullin a Democratic State committeeman from Fresno and who was one of the chief workers to have the State convention held at Fresno city left for his home Fresno city last evening Mayne and wife left yesterday for Southern Califomlan paints to be absent from the city for several days Mr Mayne goes for the benefit of his health which has been Impaired by over work Francis Murphy the apostle of temperance by persuasion and personal abstinence arrived in thle city on Tuesday Be has consulted with several ministers and win probably hold a series oi meetings here A little house on Twentieth street near Potrero avenue was the scene of a terrible tragedy yesterday Arsene Denohgh a French Canadian shot his wife and then committed suicide leaving five children the oldest jnst 14 to face the world alone The shooting took place at 9 Twentieth street abont 3 Denough was about 38 years old and worked as a machinist In tbe Pacific Rolling Mills He had some words with his wife last Saturday and it was learned that for abont a month past he had exhibited signs of being intensely jealous of his wife At ope time he charged her with infidelity and threatened to kill her Since last Saturday Denongh had not been working ana daring his idle days he dranx heavily Yesterday morning he spent most of his time in his own room writing many pages of mannscript He informed his wife that he was settling up Shortly before the crime he took a big drink of whisky saving as he did so This is the last drink I will ever take His wife heard dim and started to go down stairs being frightened at his words and tone He assumed a quiet tone at once and asked her to come back saying he would not harm her After some hesitation she came and as soon as she how the tragedy had occurred She dUL not seem to realize the loss that had fallen upon her and answered all questions with a frank I don know She did not cry or ihakelany foss but quietlyrandcoh tentedly munched the cates and candies that the neighbors had given her Toward 6 oclock the children hanging around seemed laboring under some suppressed excitement which quickly dfs cpvered itself by the whispers of Theyll be hers aoon and Whtf 11 tell ihem Tbey were waiting for the two oldest boys 14 and 11 years fit age who were to return from their work at the Pacific Rolling Mills where they are employed They had yet to learn of the tragedy The children were deciding among themselves who bouldrnn up the hill and greet them with the news Two boys suddenly appeared over the hill and with a cry of There they are the children rnshedpell meli np the hill each one eager to see how the two little fellows would take the news of their bereavement our father shot your mother piped one boy And then he Shot himself added another Theyre all gone to the hospital volunteered a third The boys were stunned at first and refused to believe the horrible truth but thev were finally convinced They stood it bravely however and it was only when they got upstairs and saw the tumbled clothes and the big ugly blood stains that they finally broke down It was most pitiful to see them Their faces were blackened and begrimed with smoke and as the big tears rolled down their cheeks little Bertha went over and in her childish way tried to comfort them It was some time before anything was done for them and then Edward the older one decided to go and see his mother whom he had been told was at the hospital and also bis father whom he had been told3 was still alive This was at 6 oclock and his father had been dead for nearly two hours At the hospital the boys were not allowed to see their mother as she was under the influence of an opiate at tbe time and besides the doctors were afraid of the consequences if she was excited The question of who would take care of tbe children was a vexing one for some time but finally a friend of the boys who worked with them in the mills took little Bertha home until her aunt Mrs Ida Fraser who lives on Clementina street in this city could come and take care of ber The boys were given their supper at the City and County Hospital and then tin KM MIWUQHS VAIS LaUP FO SAFXTY CUT THIS OUT AND PRESERVE IT This coupon must be furnished by those who are not regular subscribers of the CBsoaicut orderto receive the Encyclopediar Brifannlca at wholesale ctnb rates If you cannot furnish evidence that you are a regular subscriber you will be required to furnish I thirty of these each mentn Tha fin anxieti edition of Encyclopedia Britain nlca la sow ca exhibition as 644 Market street Chronicle bullalngj also twa marxei street stepped into theroom her husband locked the door He said nothing to ber but grabbed her by tbe throat and threw her on the bed holding the struggling woman so tightly that she could not even scream Drawing his revolver he attempted to shoot the woman but she grasped the weapon and fqught desperately for her life The maniac then threw the pistol aside and grasped his knife partly relaxing his grip on his wife who ail the time had been begging him to spare her There was another fierce struggle over the knife and the woman with a strength born of desperation wrenched the weapon from her maddened husband who then turned again to get his pistoL Taking advantage of the moment the woman made a dash for the window which was open bursting through the closed blinds and falling upon the veranda Her hnsband commenced firing at her when she was on the porch so she ran to the end and without hesitation threw herself over the railing and fell a distance of twenty feet to the gronnd her hnsband standing on the porch above her shooting at her ss she felL About what happened next no one has a very clear idea but Denough must have returned to tbe bedroom and shot himself through tbe head His body was found afterward lying across the bed in tbe front room the pistol in his hand and the bed floor and walls stained with his blood The yard inio which the woman jumped is owned by Michael McAulitTe and into his house she ran terribly scratched by her fall and tbe whole side of ber dress stained with tbe blood from her wound The people in the house bad heard the shots but as the landlord of No 9 is tbe habit of periodically shooting off his pistol jnst for fun they thought very little of it Mrs Denough seemed to be very little hurt for she sat down quietly and allowed them to do what they could for her while the patrol wagon was being sent for She told the McAullffes that her husband had shot her because he was jealous but beyond that she Could tell nothing When tbe patrol wagon irom tne seven teenth street police station arrived on the scene tbe neighborhood was all excitement An officer ashed into the lower floor of No 9 and finding the land lord peacefully dozing upon the sofa be rushed up to him at once Did you kill this woman he blurted out and the old man who heard neither shot nor cry nearly fainted He summoned up enough of his mind however to give tbe officer a big piece of it and after the matter was explained to him he took the officer upstairs Herein the same room in which the terrible struggle had taken place tbey foundthe body of the husband He had shot himself through the head the bullet entering tne right temple and emerging over the left ear He was still breath Ibav bat the wound was plainly fatal Thev took the body of the man and laid it in tbe bottom of the wagon Then the woman was helped out and she sat upon tbe seat with her feet almost on her gasping husbands body while the wagon was driven rapidly to the City and County HospitaL It was found here that Mrs Denough had been struck by but one bullet This had entered her right side toward tbe back and had lodged under tbe elan on the left side diametrically opposite There is a chance that the bullet followed the skin around and is that case the wound though serious is not necessarily fatal If on the other hand tbe bullet went directly through the abdominal cavity cutting the intestines in Its course the wound is fataL It is feared that the latter is the case particularly as during the evening the patient suffered much pain even though tinder the influence of an opiate at the time The bullet was cut put from Under the akin but it was not thought advisable to probe the wound All the afternoon after the tragedy the scene of the shooting war crowded by people mostly children who craned their necks in a desire to see a little more while two or three took charge of little Bertha the six year old chDd of Denongh and wife and plied her with questions as to lltiiiii Smugglers Afq Standing on a Hidden Hina The Matter Laid Before the Grand Jury der the care of Sergeant Price of tbe SeventeenthSeventeenth street police station they were taken to the YouthV Directory where they will stay until other arrangements can be made The Den oughs father mother and little Bertha came to this city about seven weeks ago from Idaho They had previously lived in Montreal Canada Denough himself obtained work at once from tbe Pacific Rolling Mills and soon after sent for the oldest boys Edward and Leo who arrived here about four weeks ago They worked the greater part of their way out here They also got work from the rolling mills and have been there ever since There is still a boy and a girl in Montreal under the care of an aunt They are both older than Bertha and yotmeer than Leo The parents were married fifteen years Denbnghs crazy ieelousy of his wife is believed by the neighbors to have had no foundation outside of his own disordered brain Tny have lived in the house on Twentieth street ever since coming here and the neighbors say tbat Mrs Denough was a good woman and one against whom nothing could be said Nope of them except tbe saloon keeper on the corner knew that Denough drank very deeply What will be done about the children left so suddenly alone no one has any idea The two little fellows out here have been working their way bravely ao far but they have a long and a hard struggle before them Tbe dead man left a long letter To whom it may concern in which be stated 1 am to bring my life and trouble to an end for I cannot stand this any longer and am fit for an asylum The letter is very long and not fit for publication In it he states that bis wife is a bid woman and that for years she has associated with bad characters and that on half a dozen occasions she has acknowledged guilty relations with others men The writer gives the names of the men with whom he says she had been in company Nearly all are living in this city but one or two live in Idaho where the Denough family lived several years ago This Idaho man so Denough states caused the woman to create a scandal in the Territory Denongh left her to go to Idaho but corresponded with her on account of the children At she begged him to forgive her he did so and sent her money to join him in the mining camp in Idaho where he was employed She behaved herself for a time but finally became reckless After a quarrel they decided to come to San Francisco where the old jealousies and troubles were renewed Denongh in his letter spoke most kindly of his five children whom he wants his sister in Montreal to take care of providing no one in this city Will adopt them Of the fifth child he says that he fears it is not of his own blood MBS HIXCKLKY TACHJEB OF COOK EST WIU give demonstrations In cookery also ln atructlons la the use of a chafing dish at Saratoga Han 814 Qeary street between Hyde and Lirkla Thursday April 7that 3ril Admission 2i cent uvjtxr Soup Consomme Douglass Tronuna Entree Over a Chafing Dish Oyensu la Fou lette Biscuit Desert Apple Charlotte Merchants Likely to Be Arrested by Government Agents To Daj Within the next twenty four hours it is expected several prominent merchants will be arrested for defrauding the United States Government of duties onJ imports If the arrests are not made to day they certainly will be before two more risings of the sun The Grand Jury is in session and A EL Tingle Superintendent of the Treasury Departments Special Agents was before that body yesterday together with Solicitor Hepburn and District Attor ney Garter The nature of their testimony could not be learned tut it was of sufficient importance to keep the Grand Jury interested over three hours All the special agents who have been sent here from Washington to investigate the disclosures made by Bernard Reiss of the firm of Keuberger Reiss Co who pleaded guilty to a charge of smuggling together with the resident special agents who are assisting them are non committalcommittal as to the results of their work They admit riowever that they are working on the smuggling cases and Mr Tingle stated yesterday tbat the newspapers would have a sensation in a day or two On Friday night United States Attorney Garter and Messrs Tingle Norton Noyes and Kaiser went to Sacramento met several citizen in the Golden Eagie Ho tel and held a conference until 5 oclock Saturday morning This is an Indication that Sacramento merchants know something about tbe frauds Tbe agents from Washington were re enforced yesterday by Special Agent Swords wb4 is here to assist in the investigation He was here several weeks ago and learned enough to cause the Government to send out its best men Agents Tingle McCoy Evans and Noyes and Solicitor Hepburn were busy men yesterday They dodged back and forth between the special agents office the Appraisers office the District Attorneys office Collector Phelps office the Grand Jury room and Judge Morrows chambers Solicitor Hepburn sat beside Judge Morrow on the bench talking earnestly with him and then he held a long conference with Attorney Garter in the letters office Agents Tingle McCoy and Noyes waited for Mr Hepbnrn outside the door It was expected that the order to make arrests would be given immediately but the smugglers gained a respite Not quite ready yet whispered the Solicitor to Mr Tingle as he left the attorneys office To Reuben Lloyd the lawyer employed as special attorney to prosecute the cases against smuggler Reiss is given tbe credit for this vigorous investigation He was appointed an assistant United States attorney especially to prosecute Reiss and when tbe Government permitted the smuggler to go free upon payment of a fine of 5000 the lawyer threw up his appointment in disgust and stated that if an individual had done what the Government did it would be called compromising a felony In a vigorous note to tbe Secretary of the Treasury Mr Lloyd denounced his action and that note it is said had much to do with the present investigation MISCKLT ANEOPI LOCAL NKTVS NOTES Judge Hunt hat granted Mary Westen haver a divorce from Charles Westenhaver because of his adultery The local organization of the Knights of Labor has appealed to the Board of Supervisors to establish at public expense a free employment bureau where all who need work may apply Count Peter von Rulohvosbaske was arrested on a warrant last evening in which he is charged with threatening to take the life of his ex wife Mrs i Clarke who keeps a res taurant at 153 Third street Deputy Internal Revenue Collectors Callun dan and Chipp yesterday searched the rope walk at the Potrero and the Chinese fisheries from Hunters point to the San Bruno road They unearthed and seiied about 100 pounds of contraband opium Mike McAuliffa was arrested on Mission street near Seventeenth last night and taken to the Seventeenth street station where he was charged with robbery McAuhffe is one of the men accused of robbing Hugh Grady on the Mission road on March 12th Miss Kate Whiuker will give the usual demonstration lecture at the school of cookery of the Womans Educational and Industrial Union 427 Sutter street to day at 2 Menu Kidney soup sole au gratin vanilla souffles and German poundcake The following directors of the Pacifle TJnion Club have been elected Halloway Benyaurd Veuve Samuel Hubbard 0 RichardsrC Eells A Tubbs Rathbone William Russell Crockett 8 Wilson and Horace Piatt Alfred irons the 1rewer who feU down stairs at 243 Second street while Intoxicated last Monday died at tbe receiving hospital late yesterday afternoon He had been paralyzed unable to more hand or foot since the accident and died of spinal injuries Judge Garber has given Judgment for the defendant in tbe suit of Annie McAndrews administratrix against John Rogers to receive 6000 rent and profits claimed to have been received by the defendant as administrator of the estate of John McAndrews deceased EmilDipple suspected ot the larceny of a quantity of schoolbooks erasers and school supplies from the Larkln street school build ing is held at the city prison on a charge of burglary He was arrested near the new City Hall on Tuesday night the supplies being in his possession Louis Woodthorpe a young man who formerly held a responsible position as book keeper in the service of the Gold and Stock Telegraph Company is wanted by the police on the charge of embezzling 1000 from his employer and covering up his fraud with false entries In his boeks Emma Bauer has sued Fan ell Fatriok Healey and George 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