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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-09
PETKCLEU VI.

NEW York, March a.--Petroleum opened
firm on few buying orders from the west,
but rs soon as these were executed became
dull and remained so until the close Penn
sylvauia oil spot opening, highest, lowest
and closing u; 49, sc; April option opened
at 49, e.; highest 81 e. lowest 1G e: closed
AT - H. Sales 1000 barrels.
OIL CITY, PA, March Petroleum
opened at 1isic; highest &c; lowest 'di &c;
closed al - = c. Sales, $1,000 barrels: char
tiers. Al. so barrels; cearanccs, $4,000 bar
rels shipments, jN.Ojs barrels; runs, 1907
barrels.
BnApfonp. March = Petroleum, opened
at 80, C.; highest &c; lowest 'da,c; closed
at 20. e; clearances 10000 barrels.
PrIsBrKG. March : Petroleum opened
at g. G. closed 20 e.; highest, ,Gaic low
est 1Gt.c
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Saturday, the l4th Day OF March,
A. ID. 1891,

bypiuntus AZ 10 o'rlork %. 900 the following de-.
.cribrd property. thnt BE- iu say. "A certain piece
or marcel OF land in 10" First waldoi no" MY "l
Wheeling. ". Va. lying aud h"ing immediately
north of the property OF the estate of David Oar
den d-crn,rd west of Main street ana south ui
Fourth street. formerly called Bank street
AMI east Of the Ohio river. being part ~ thf
same property conveyed % Walter u Brooks.
trustee. bv John j Jones, trustee, boy deed dated
the 18th day 81 August. s. D. lS5 and now Oh
,ecord ina the Clerk Ollie" Of the County Cour'
of Ohio county. West Virginia, IN deed BOOK
No 81 on pages 1874 and 10. and bang also ths
same pi.ce OF property that was conveyed Oy
William L. Hearn and Thomas O'Brien. fus
tees 10 said West Virginia China Company by
deed bearing date the 18th day 81 september \
ID tsS7 and Of record IN the said Clerk = Office
Of said County Court nf Ohio county Ia Deed
Rock No. ~. on page ia. ! VIII ~ the same
time and place sell al the machinery. hAture-
and moulds 81 the said West Virginia Chna
Company AZ the work oi said Company stu
aied upon the above described property.
The parcel oi land described nbov" contains
about Two acres and one-hnli "i lhnd ana nA'
upon Il a large aud complete pottery "orAs
which i, practically nrw, having been IN oPet"
ton less than two years
TERMS OF -Onc-third 81 the purchAs'
none or a. mu:b more a. the purchaser lDal
elect 10 paw. cash in hand on thu day of sale
me residue ia two equal in,tnlments, lhyAbi'
IN on. and two year, from the day OF sale, th'
deferred instruments 90 be- secured 70 the salts
faction Of the undersigned trustee by giving
'''" D" '"' P''F John d. CULBERTsOS.
f.ioi Trustee.
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GovERNNENTs-Dull.
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No. 1914 MArke, street.
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~ CENTRAL STANDARD HER.
SvGnnSgIvdnid LINES.
W From Bridgeport station.

Trains via the Cleveland and p.ttsturg Rail.
road leave Bridgeport Tor Pi;t,hufg. Cilcas,
ANA Cleveland. { ~ q. 10. For pittsburg lO ~
4 N. For Chicago and Cleveland. 100 g. m
For Pirshurg aud New Yofk. ga O.. Fof
Steubenyille, 3. l3A.i 10.
TfAins arrive ~ Bridgeport ~ 500 20 "a % s.
\. M, ~. ~ J. No. 4.52 = NJ. aud n D. m
on Saturdays ouly-Ior East Liverpool. a ~
y. NJ. from East LlyrrpCJ. n g. D. mI
FROM WHEELING STATION
Trains via .he Plttsburg. Cincinnati aud ~
Louis Railway. Pan hAEil- Route. l-Ayr " irr
Ing, for Steubeuyile. P.tt,bury .uj tie Easi
8 ~ n m, ~ p = E 3 ~ p. lu. An1 = ~ NEIL.
For Columbus. Cincinnati. indianapolis and 81
Louis, sd n. N. and $40 y. M F0f Columtus
and Chicago, l. q p ~. Trains arrive - " hrrl
Ing ~ 6:hJ -. N, 100 a N. 2.45 =. M, And ? ~
p. N. Trains leaving Al $50 a.. and Arflylug
AZ $50 ,. m. run SOLID between Wherlln. All
Piusburs. All trains daily erceI sunday.
nul1
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Shc NIissedHer Lover.

PIrrsBURG, March 1t was learned al
late hour tonight that the young girl
who committed suicide at the Union depsl
Yesterday was the daughter of of President
Bloch. of the Vienna railroad, Warsaw,
Poland She had evidently come here IN
search of her lover, and not finding him be
came respondent and committed the rash
agt
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DrrflV. March 1-Whilc speaking IRON
the window of railroad carriaSe To "a.
t.a crowd which had assembled az 'u'
Drornela station. while he was EN- route ~
Ncwrv. Sir Parucl vehemenily 'ut,~'
euel 90 drive the >ccodcr> from MS t''''N'
r,.-,f l,lrlialucut and ont oft tGc country.
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NESBITT 4 DEvINE,
f,9ieh 1879 Market Street.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Pottery Works in Wheeling " Va

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by West Virginia China Company, a. me- ~
trustre bearing dntr the 18th day of January
A. u. 1889 aud recorded IN the Clerk ofhc. ui
the County Court ~ Ohio county. West VIZ
yinia. ia Decd Of Trust Book No. -. "n pages
l23i. :. and g. I viii proceed to sell % public
sale. 80 the front door OF 10" Court House 90
said county. iu the city OF Wheeling. West Nf
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CHESAPEAKE ~ OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
F. e ".

7 u ~ 7 y IHE u TITIHHT
Nestibule Limited solid. with Dining Chr Doc.
tween New York. Washington aud Cincinnati
Nesubuie Sleeper between Washington uul
/ Louisville and Old Point and Cincinnati. sclrl.
ulc IN Effect January J. 1871
CENTRAL STANDARD TINE. West ~ clifton
| Forge.
EASTERN STANDARD TINE East of Clifton
Forge
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STATES-Dull.
RALRoADs-Quiet; sales, S423,0OO.
SToCKs-The stock market to-day was
fairly active. especially for the leading
stocks but remained weak, and notwith-
standing heavy covering of shorts, shows
material losses for the day all along the
! line. The opening losses extended TO :,
per cent, but at the lowest figures the
| declines reached as high rs > per cent.
| in Illinois Central. The discounting OF an
unfavorable bank statement was also one
of the moving forces in the early raid, but
! the issue Of the statement, with It's loss OF
nearly - 600. 900, the surplus reserve, was
unaccompauied by any demonstration other
| than the effort to recuperate the shorts put
out today The close was quiet but hrm,
At a slight improvement from the lowest
prices. The final changes are losses.
Sales l2O,3SO shares. Quotations closed
bid:
Adams Express, l43; American ES press,
III. Canada Pacific. 155z, Central Pacific,
2Ssf Chesapeake and Ohio, lGl4 do first pre-
ferrred. 4S]E do second preferred, 9s' / Chi
cago and Alton, 1924; Chicago, burlington and
Quincy. 76l5 Delaware and Hudson, l29l4 :
! Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, l34 >
| Denver and Rio Grande l6 Erie, l'94 ;
do. preferred W; FIT. Wayne, $50; Illinois
Central. 9Ol5 Lake Shore, l0sS7; Michigan
Central. 9Ol5 Minneapolis and ST. Louis, 4;
do. preferred, 9; Missouri Pacific 60;
Northern Pacific 26$4 do. preferred, ~
Northwestern, 1903; do preferred, 1873 New.
York Central, 1907; Oregon TranscOnti-
mental, i; Pacific Mail, 81, Peoria, De
catur and Evansville, l'i.; Pittsburg, l49
Pullman Palace Car 1870; Reading, %'.
Rock Island, GA st Louis and San Fran
cisco, -; do. preferred, -; do. first pre-
ferred, 80; St. Pau, 525s do. preferred lO93s
ST. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba. 1882
St. paul and Omaha, 2l; do preferred
~ Texas Pacific, l3; Union Pacinc, +t54
United States Express, 65; Western Union
-Q5f
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DEAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.


Lot on y. Huron street, 3Oxl2O feet, with foul
room frame house in the rear; rents for go pei
month.
\ large tract Of land Just south OF Marshal
county line tForty-eighth street,.
The entire square bounded by Main, Twenty
fourth and Twenty-6fth streets and Alley &
2lUxl3O feet.
No. q Nam street five Rooms, brick, 1850
No. II y. Penn Street. i3 Rooms. large yard.
No. lS Zane strcct. five rooms frame t2 w.
No 1871 Eofi street. six rooms, brick, $3.50
NO. Virginia street eight rooms. brick, nne
location.
No. llO7 McCo loch street seven rooms, frame,
5000.
No. 1921 Alley II. six rooms, frame. N.6oo.
s.30
No. 1927 Alley II. dive rooms, frame. t.o0O.
Lot hONlii feet, west side " Front 81. 81 go.
lot SNl2J feet. on Fourteenth street, $50.
No % Huron street, seven rooms, frame ,
s2.5D.
No y S. Huron street, three rooms, frame.
sl.SUO
Northwest corner y Front and kentucky
streets. >N Rooms. $500
No. .si7 Eor street. seven rooms aud store
room. SOD
No. .li7 and PIG Main .t,-et, brick lot 44NID
feet, sou
Lott on South Huron street aO,le0 feet. pOD
Lots on South Penn .treet. .slNlDU feel .sU
Lots Oh South Elm street. SJNlU feet $50.
Lots Ola North Wabash street, 2jN no feet. ei0J.
Ne l2lO Byron street. sIN roous brick a. so
RlkehART & TATUM,
~
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Nos. Band I. daily. Fl. v Limited run solid
between New York and Cincinnati with Yestl-
bule Sleeper between Washington ana Louis
Vile
No. leaves Washington a. u lO D. m. hnd af
riyes nj Charleston az u u A. a.. huhunfl'n
NJ l2.j0 Z. 90.
No. 1 leaves Washington at p 80 D.. iu. Hn4 ~
riyes no Charleston no r. ~ d.. 3d., Hunrnginh
AZ - a. m.
Nos. land have Pullman Sl-epers between
Cincinnati and Washington. Solid Train b"t"'' o.
Cincinnati and Old Point daily
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LIVE STOCK.

CaIcAGo, March = Cattle, receipts
a. 900 head shipments 1000 head; market
strong; steers, prime TO extra, - :Oa5 ~
medium 10 choice - 2jaj0O. cows - 2ja
p; hcifers = jOa3 p; stockers - ga
-
Hogs Receipts, 5000 mead; shipments
1900 head; market lower; rough and
common s. 2ja3 b; packers and mixed
- 45a3 ~.
Sheep Receipts, 1000 head; shipments
| 600 head market active and higher;
westerns - l5aG o.. natives - S5a6 90;
lambs - 3jaG 90.
EAST LIBERTY. PA, March Cattle,
receipts G5l head; shipments 81 head
nothing doing, all through consignments.
Hogs-Receipts, 1850 head; shipments,
5000 head; market steady; Philadelphias
. qOa4 90; best Workers 3 70a3 ~; COM
mon to fair 81 60a3 20; pigs 3 40a3 60
Sheep Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
1900 mead. Fair At unchanged prices.
Metal Market.
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4nr Sole.

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
l. About Eighteen Acres Of Hillside Land
in the Eighth ward. Good for pasture and con
tains material especially adapted for making
brick. Apply 10 JAMES \. HENRY, No. 1912
Market street lac
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD

~ CENTRAL STANDARD TisE
Direct route to Marietta, Parkrr>b4rr. P,iDi
/ Pleasant. Huntington. Ashland. poff.l..4tt
AMI Cincinnati Also 10 Charleston tiu ~
forg" aud STANTON. Va aud L.,lltt.l aLi
J Louisville. ~
Time Table effective January % lssl
'Daily. fDally except Sunday
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ro>,nox March 7.-Onicial information
l-vN',J ~, The Foreign Once shows that
IT,. faver * increasing in Brazil.
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Baggage checked through Co destination ~
tickets.
". J ROBINSON. General Passenger Agent.
pArkersburg. ". Va.
\. }. BANDY. Assistant General Passenger
Agent PRrker,hurg. ". Va
&c TOHLlNSON, Passenger Agent. Wheel.
ins " IA.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF Deed " Trust executed by
Harry Radcliffe 70 me. as Trestee. 10 secure the
payment Of negotiable note, payable NJ the
National Bank OF West Virginia. calling for
1896. i5. 10 Goodhue u Thomas. recorded In Deed
OF Trust Book 80 ami folio Ill. said note being
dated February "a, 1890 and payable one year
after date. and under the provisions Of said
Deed Of Trust and by virtue OF the same. will
sell one Bay Horse. one bay Yearling Colt. and
TWO Spring Wagons one top and one open,
being the property conveyed by SAID Deed Of
Trust by the said Harry Radcliffe TO me as
Truste 10 secure the payment Of said note.
The sale OF said property will be at 10 a. II.
MARCH 25. 1891 At the Second Ward Market
House
Terms OF Sale-Cash
WILLIAM \. LOVE Trustee.
February %. 1881. fe95oawt
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

HUNTINGTON DIVISION No. 49, iras~
clifton Forge daily s.3OA 10. arrive Huutufi.r
8 ~ D. ~. 40. 10 dali, i"ny" hlnunein D. %
A M. arriy. clifton Forge sJ u B. Co.,
daily except Sunday. l-ns" E4,i ArN'N 80
m. arrive huntington lu.up d. n.. So m arIIs
.srf u sunday. lrhse Huntington ~ g. m. at
rlv. East S.wrli ~ b ai.
cont SUNDAY. leave AthI.uI Iuuctiuuo 40 u
arrive Cincinnati ~ % a. 90. 80. " DALI rin' g
Sunday. lrayr Cincinnati g.uD Co.,, afft" Do
land Junction - D. 90. 80 Do daily 'fr'H
SUNDAY. leave MAysyllle , 70 d. Iu. amy" Zoo
cinnAti s.DA M. No. ~. daily except Nun4s
NV. FULLER Gent Pass Az
GEO. W STEVENS, Genl Supt
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FIFTY YEAR
Six Per Cent, Gold Bonds For Sale

4 LIMITED NUMBER OF WHEELING
~ Bridge and Terminal Railway Company SD
per cent First Mortgage Fifty Year Gold Bonds
are hereby offered for sale These bonds are
secured by deed ~ trust ON the Bridges. Tun-
nels and Tracks and Other property If the Com
pAuy, and are believed 90 boz % good. safe aud
permanent investment Interest payable hall
yearly. Apply 10 GEO. v. ECkHARI, Jr..
Cashier Peoples Bank.
or. THos. O'BRtES.
oc%3h Real Estate aud Stock Broker
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gnr 5nle.
Public Sale Of Real Estate.

Under TIRE PROVISIONS OF THE WILL
l OF Samuel Hughes. ! wll offer at public
sale, 10 the highest aud best bidder. on
Thursday, the 18th day of March, 1891
Al the front door Of tie Court House OF Ohio
county. the following described real estate iu
the Eighth Nard Of n, city Of Wheeling. That
IS 70 say All those part " the / Is Nos and
I, III square No II. VI thu addition 10 the city
OF Wheeling laid uut b. Spfigg and Richie. uu
which the dwellings Nos. 3sl2, 3sl4. 3sl5, .Ssis
$50 ana a-2 fun street arr located. The
above viii b. offered sepsrhtelyGnd Is n whole.
aud VIII be- sold ia The Way The most can BE-
realized.
TERMS Up SALE Cash
The title to the above is believed To be- perfect
and same vii be- conveyed according 10 law.
JOHN WALFORD,
Admins rator with the vii! ANNEXED, of samuel
Hughes. maf6e4di
W H. UALLEE Auctioueer
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 3a3 1-% Per Cent. -dovernments
DuIi-stocks Lower Floor Firm Wheat
Active.
New YORK, March Money on CAL
easy. ranging from 3 TO 81 per cent; last
closed offered AT 3 per cent Prime mer-
camille paper 81 az per cent Sterling ex-
| change quiet at 4s5a4SSi4
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TO LET.

Store Room 1901 Market street
Five Room Brick. hrStclas> property. ~ y.
Huron street Above high water Now empty
Eight Room House 81 100 Virginia street with
al modern Improvements.
Seven-roomed House. 81 South York.
Three oomed House, l0S Virginia street
c.. O. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent,
tnnr- No 1919 Market Street.
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For Pittsburg, 5:l5 and : - a. n. aud ~ :
m, daily, aud l:+0 ,. m. daily, except SUNDAY
Warrington Accommodation, B.SJ y. H. -
Sundav
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From Piitsburg HOO a. m. daily, y az ~.
except Sunday 655 and l03 y. n. dali, Gu1
$50 u m, Sunday only
Washington Accommodation, 3:5OA a.. Dali,
except Sunday.
CHAS o. SCCLL.
General Passenger Agent. Baltimore.
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD Ou aud after Monday,
l-rrr.h. l-t. 1871. ttaius Nlli ruu as tollu"s-
t.t. l.lr
L..,.- Nh..Uus Leave Elan Grove.
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TRANsOHTO DIVISION

| For Chicago, 1850 and ll:06 = 10. AMI 10 N
?. N. daily, daily, except sunday
Cincinnati Express 7:50 and ll:0S T. ID. daily
and lO.iO 2. m. except Saturday, and 2:D u. ~.
Sunday only.
Columbus Accommodation. I ~ ,. u except
Sunday.
81. Clairsyille Accommodates. n Oe a II. Anc
4;o y. m. except Sunday.
AREIyg
Chicago Express, l2.h6 and s. 81 A. N, and 6:lO
P m, daily, and ll0O u 10. daily, except Sun.
day.
Cincinnati Express. $40 n. II. AND o:iO 3 IA.
daily.
Columbus AccommodAuob. II;IO q. ~. dAi,
except Sunday.
81 Clairsyiile Accommodation, n ~ a m Ant
6:lO =. IN. except Sunday
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RESOLUTIONS OF THE PRIVI
COUNCIL.

AT a meeting of the Privy Council of
State, held at Iolani Palace on Thursday l
Jan. 20, 1891, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
AFTER reign longer than that of any
other sovereign of Hawaii but one, the
earthly life of our beloved King, Kalakaua |
was closed at 2:30 o'clock on Tuesday, the
Goth day of January 1891 in San Francisco.
California, United States of America
Failing health for some months past
made it seem advisable that he should seek
to regain it by voyage to the more bracing
climate of California. and inspired With
this hope, he left his kingdom in Novem-
Der last. The voyage and change of cir
cumstances at first seemed to benefit him
but at length mortal disease appeared with
increased vigor, and he sunk to sleep
scarce nine days ago in foreign land.
The friendly ship which the Hawaiian PEG
pie were waiting for with expectant eyes.
Came this morning, bringing back, not
their Sovereign in renewed health, but,
alas. his lifeless remains. The decorations
of loyal affection preparing for his recep-
ton are speedily changed into those OF
mourning, and we meet to-day in the i'm
pulse OF common SORROW
The reign of our departed King was
memorable as an era of remarkable and
increasing prosperity. In the seventeen
years of has reign, now closed, this nation
has made rapid strides in it's material in.
dustries, education and the arts of civiliza
ton.
But death comes alike to King and com
moner, and the seventh Sovereign of Ha
wall has gone to join the roll of the illus
trious dead. We hsmbly bow to the viii
of God.
THEREFORE BE IT
RESOLVED, That the Privy Council o.
State here assembled, join with his be
loved Consort, His Royal Sister and rela
tives, and the Hawaiian people. in ex
pressing our great sorrow at this untimely
decease of our late King.
RESOLVED, That the foregoing preamble
and resolutions be entered upon the re
cords of the PrIvy Council and published
in the newspapers of this city, and
RESOLVED, That the members of thi
Council wear the customary mourning fo
aperiod of thirty days.
c. 2. IAUKEA,
2575 1850 Secretary.
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The Sad InfeIIiSence.

AT S:15 A. NJ. yesterday the Dla-
|mond Head telephone announced
the arrival of the q. S. S. Charles
ton, Admiral Brown, off Coco Head,
with the American and Hawaiian
flags at half mast. Half an hour
later, the ship appeared off the
b arbor, dressed in mourning.
At $3.50 A. NJ, the Admiral sig
nailed to the ship Mohican that
King Kalakaua died In San Fran
cisco on the Goth of January at
|2:30 P. NJ, and that his remains
were on board.
Captain Shepard Of the Mohican
Immediately transmitted the mes
sage to the Foreign Office.
Mr.. J. o. Carter was among the
first who boarded the Charleston,
and having received the Off ial dis:
patches brought by her, was soon
latter landed in one of the Admiral's
barges. and fastened with them to
the Palace and the Government
House.
Official notice of the above sad
event was at once sent from the
Foreign Office to each of the Dip
lomatic Representatives accredited
! to the Court of Hawaii and to the
Consular Corps.
The following extracts from a
letter, dated January 21st, from
Consul General Mckinley, to the
Minister of Foreign Affairs, give
particulars of the Kings death:
cit is with feelings of profound
est sorrow that I have to inform
your Excellency of the death of
His Majesty the King of Hawaii
at the Palace Hotel in this city at
thirty minutes after 2 o'clock on
the afternoon of the Goth inst.
"The changed condition of His
Majesty's health was first apparent
while in Santa Barbara, and on his
return to this city, although at IN
1tervals he appeared quite bright
1and cheerful, accepting hospital
ties of friends, on one or two occa-
sions. yet it was quite evident that
the fatal Bright's disease had re-
|newed its vigor and earnestly com
lmenced It's deadly work upon the
system. Since the 18th INST. His
Majesty has been confined to his
apartments, and during the greater
part of the time, has been in a
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scomatose condition. evidently theI
brain and body being partially par-I
3alyzed.
CDR. Woods of the U. S. ST.
charleston, together with two
other physicians of this city, Drs.|
Taylor and Sawyer, were con-
stantly in attendance. Admiral
Brown has also been a constant
watcher, ETC."
The Charleston made the pas
sage from the Faralones to Coco
sHead in six days. She lay in the
schannel all night.
alThe AdmiraPs Attentions. l.
4 The sad duty of taking care
aof the remains and bringing them to1
: 1.-THE kingdom devolved on Admiral
Brown, who was especially delegated by
President Harrison to take the tidings
Z of the monarch's sudden decease to hi.
sbeloved subjects. The Kings visit til
SCaifornia WAS conducted under the
aauspices of the Admiral, and everything
athat could be done to secure the most
advantageous results in the matter of
3ngafrn and enjoyment were undertaken
&by that officer. Mr.. Blgelow, special
correspondent of the S. f. Examiner
accompanies the Charleston, by the Adj
8miraPs permission, and is familiar with
Sthe events of the Kings fatal illness
9 He has prepared the following account,
Sgathered from reports published in the
SSan Francisco newspapers, from inter-
aview with Rear Admiral Brown, and
Swith Fleet Surgeon Wood, who were al
the Kings bedside during the entire
period. From careful inquiry, made byl
: DR.. Woods, it may be stated positively
.ethat the malady, which was Bright's
disease of the kidneys, resulting ir|
ur3mic poisoning, had its origin year.
sor more ago, when a tendency to fall
: asleep at odd times was manifested by|
His Majesty 1t is 6. singular feature oil
: this disease that the sufferer may enjo,
intervals OF comparatively good health j
: and so it was in the present case, as the
sfirst few weeks OF his stay in San Fran
scisco, with its change of climate and
sscene, wrought surprising improvement!
so much SO that his friends were de
5ceived into thinking that his health Wa.
3entirely restored. DIR. Woods, however
entertained constant forebodings that
s the aillnent was constitutional, and dur
ling the ceaseless round of social festiv-
lities used every endeavor to bring to His
sMajesty's attention the supreme lmport-I
4ance of exercising the utmost care and
moderation. This was difficult matter |
dhowever, for although the King submit
! ted freely to the dietetic restrictions im-I
posed by his medical adviser, he!
found it difficult to decline thej
hundreds OF invitations sent every
week to attend balls, receptions,
dinners, operas, plays, public celebra
3tions,-e etc, etc. 1t is no exaygeration t, /
: say that no visitor to the Pacific Coast
has ever before received such magnif-|
scent reception as was accorded the King
= by the. people of California. There seem
: ed to be universal cordiality As an in
stance, it may be cited that the theatres
placed boxes at His Majesty's disposal