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The morning call., 1891-09-20

j. j.. lot on y. Hue of Thirty-ifth ST., 52:2
Z. from Peralta ST.. f. 5Ux1OO, Oakland
l. ireland and wife to W. II. Gregory, lot on
Twenty-fou St. Sw 5OxIUO. oakland.
W. J. Dingee and W: &. Henshaw to D. E.
Collins, lot of w. line of West ST. SO $.
from Apgar S. 39x1l6:64, Oakland Town
A. N. Maciennan and wife TO j. 4. Leonard.
lot on L. line OF Broadway, 80 s. from
Banding ave. S. 50x14O:2, Alameda.
W. S. Bridge ana wife to NJ. and NJ. A Mon
try, loI on W. line OF Stanton ST.. 1918 ".
from Railroad ave, n. 25xl00. Alameda. 1
H. l. Faweett and wife to NJ A. Kane (wife
OF ). j. ,lOt ON y. line of Sycamore ST., 341
E from San Pablo ave-, L. 10 ;6N100, Oak
L Bray and wife to II. Nanpei, undivided 10
interest IN lot 90, Hamilton Tract. Oakland l
u. Tailant and wife to l.. Bauerle (wife of
81 iot on ~. cor OF East Iwenty-ioarth
ST and Eleventh ave-, SW. 5Ox 100, East
P. J. NIicheis and wife to L. ". Garner. S. u
OF lot $. Map 2, Glen Echo Tract. Oakland
E. W. Garner to p j. Micheis, \. u Of same wv
j. L de Rosa ana wife to NJ i Frietas. lot on
r: line OF san Pablo ave: 57a \. from S.
w. n. krountz and Wife TO C. l.. HOvey, lot
f. line OF Center ST.. 100 n. from a, y. BOX
H P Moreai and wife to D. ". Martin. lot on '''O
N line of San Jose ave, 400 l. from Chest
nut st. + 5Oxl5O. Alameda. l
ID. HirSchfeld u city OF Alameda lot on Lib
field Tract Alameda. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Gran
H. L. meat 10 ~. H. SOnlner, lou ON : W. cor.
OF Railroad ave. ahd Sherman ST., w. 5Ox
100, A ameda. ...... ......................... /
c. A. Harmon to NJ. McGladery. lot 3, Block
G. Bay View Homestead. Oakland. .......... 90
w. NJ Smith TO L. w. Coffin, all interest in lot
z. Block X Oakland Height Oak land Town
L. i. w. Lewis, Wife OF G. 5. Lewis, TO A. H.
Breed, lot $. line of Eagle ave, 140:9La
T. from st. Charles ST., L. 80. s. $50, W. 25,
~ 20, W. 70, y. l25, Alameda. ............ !
j. n 1liams to G. S. Vincent. lot Oh y w.
cor. of Pacific ave. and Webster ST., n. l25x
10, Alameda. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80.
Ii. h. Pinney aud wife TO L. REGISTER, lots %,
90. 80 nlock II. Prospect Hill Tract Brook
yh lUWuShlp- ................... 800. 81
Estate OF w II. Glascock (by executor, ete.),
to NJ. Pacheeo, lot 10. Block "a North Ala
meda Tract. Oakland. ................... zee. 81
o. ireland 10 +. Higham, lot commencing
100 feet SW. from East Twenty-fourth ST.,
l50SE from Eleventh ave. Sc. $50, SW.
f. W. Fry and wife to J. Good (wlfe OF j.
Gond), lot on NV. cor. Twenty-f0nrth and
Linden SITS, W. 32xT5, Oakland ........-..... i
6. II. Baker to A. &. Martin. lots 81 and IS.
map plat D, and part OF plat 9. DOher Tract,
Oakland Township. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
G. Clark to +. &. JakoDs. lot w. line of
Newbury ST., lao n. from Ashby ave-, n.
4OxlS7, Oakland Township ......,,.,,...... i
J. w Crawford TO. r. Bradley. lot the n.
line OF FELTON, ST., lao w. from California
and Nevada Railroad, w. 4Ux1S4. oakland
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DRIVEN TO
DESPERATION.
Graves Robbed in Russia and
Dead Bodies Eaten.
Terrible Tales Of Suffering From Starvation.
Poverty In Poland ll-HandS Mob
the Provision Stores.
Special to THE MORNING CALI.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept ia well au-
thenticated case of cannibalism is reported
from the Government of Pensa. where
famine RACES i'll its worst form. 1t is said
that the starving family Of peasant re-
moved from the graveyard the freshly
buried body of woman Of the better class,
who had died suddenly, otfrom starvation.
but from some heart trouble, and removed
and fed upon portions of the flesh. The
horrible fact was discovered by other
famine victims, who instead of exposing
the case, themselves insisted upon share
of the remains. Finally the cannibalism
came to light through a revelation made TO
the cure or priest of the village Such con-
fusion reigns in the famine districts that
nothing has been done 10 punish the can
nibals. who would probably welcome i'm
pris onment with food at the Governments
expense.
The morning call., 1891-09-20
Another Rennhlican Club.

A Republican club was formed in the
Twenty-eighth Assembly District on Thurs
day in Barra's Hall. Forty-fve persons
signed the roll. and the following officers
were elected: Michael J. Reardon. i'resi-
dent: William Carroll, Viee-President; T..
}. Kelly. Secretary; James Brennan, Treas
urer; Henry Meade, Marshal; Executive
C0mmittee-Thomas Prince, Patrick A.
Kelly, Michael Doyle, Michael Murphy AID
John Dougherty.
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POLAND'S POVERTY.
Business Houses Failing and Working PeoI
Starving

Business Houses Failing and Working People
Starving.
LONDON, Sept. ia st. Petersburg let
ter says: Seven commercial firms in the
manufacturing town of Tomaszow, Poland,
have become bankrupt owing to the prevail
ing hard times throughout the country.
The distress in various portions OF the prov
count are frequent At Zpaurieze 800 spin
ners and weavers became riotOus, demand
ing that tie authorities furnish them with
an opportunity TO get food. The disorder
eliminated in an attack upon the bake
shops, grocery stores, tic. A company of
troops was called out, and, falling to dis
perse the crowd, charged upon them with
bayonets. The scene was a fearful one,
many of the people in the crowd receiving
serious injuries. The mob was finally dis
nersel.
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Favoring Female Legislators.

LONDON, Sept. I9-The Times to-day pub
fishes dispatch from its Melbourne CORE
spondent saying that Sir George Grey, ex-
Premier of New Zealand, has made a propo-
81 ton, which will be submitted TO the House
Of Representatives. that NEW Upper Cham
her be formed in the Government of New
Zealand; that this new legislative body be
composed entirely of women, and that it re-
place the present Upper Chamber.
The morning call., 1891-09-20

The cornerstone of the power-house Of
the San Francisco and San Mateo Railway
was laid yesterday afternoon. Those in at
tendance, besides nearly all the prominent
contractors and real estate men in the city.
included the manufacturers and nearly all
the officials of the city. The stone was laid
by Behrend Joost President OF the San
Francisco and San MateO Railway Com
pany, assisted by /. n. Day of the firm OF
contractors building the gtructure.
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Russian Vineyards Ruined.

ST. PETERsB URG, Sept l9-The spread
of phylloxeIa among the wines in South
Russia causes the Government considerable
uneasineSs. The sum of $4,000 has already
been spent in preventive measure in Bessa-
rabia, bot with only the poorest results. In
the Crimea the vines are in fairly good con-
ditinn, but in the Caucasus they are hope
lrsslY hlighted.
The morning call., 1891-09-20
FLOODS IN SPAIN.
The Number of the Victims interchangeable
of Terrible Suffering.


of Terrible Suffering.
MADRID, Sept 19.-The bodies of 1900
victims of the floods at Consuegra have been
buried. The town wears most desolate
aspect An official report of the disaster
says $50 buildings in Consuegra have van
ished from their sites, while $50 are in a
precarious condition and need TO be demol-
isEed. Ten men are under arrest at Con-
suegra charged with robbng the dead. The
damage done by the floods is estimated at
S4,000000. The river AmarguillO, as a re-
silt OF the flood has changed its course to a
considerable extent.
The workmen who have been engaged in
moving the dead and drowned cattle have
eftin body and positively refuse to resume
work. They claim the stencil arising from
bodies is so severe that no human being can
handle them. Large quantities Of disinfect-
ants are being sent for, and it is expected
the work of clearing the streets will be re-
sumed this afternoon. The country around
the flooded districts is swarming with ma
RAIDERS. The authorities are employing all
available force in succoring the destitute
and in attempting to clear away the worst
of the wreckage now covering the streets
and hnillinps
The morning call., 1891-09-20

j. NJ. Byrne with William Knowles, to build on
lot on f. line of Mason ST. la IS s. OF Suffer- Si075
bonds $4,000; W. g. Adams and c. Hansen, surrtIes.
benjamin Morris with w. Z. Lane. to build on lot
on :. line of Vallejo St, l73 w OF Van Ness ave-,
S42oO. bonds SlO63; j. i. Kennedy. surety.
The morning call., 1891-09-20
New south American Bank.

PARIS, Sept ia dispatch from Buenos
Avres announces the Chamber OF Deputies
IS discussing bill creating the Bank of
Argentine Nation. which will undertake the
liquidation Of the National Bank. The Sem
ate has already approved the bill, but the
feeling among the members Of the Deputies
is against the measure
The morning call., 1891-09-20
Crops in India,

CALCUTTA. Sept. 19.-The Viceroy reports
crops improving and in favorable condi-
tiop. excepting in Mysore, Madras. Ajmeer
and Rajpoonana. where the prospects are
gloomy The Government has started relief
works for the threatened people in Upper
Rrtrs Il
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Amending the Roll.

Auditor Smiley is rushing matters on the
amended assessment roll and has no doub
that he will be ready to turn over the book,
TO the Tax Collector by Monday, Octobe.
9th, the time fixed by law.
The morning call., 1891-09-20


OO1 POWELL ST. - NICE NEWLY FUR
ZOl nished aunny rooms and Office SEQ 6tT
SUNSY BAY-wINDow OFFICES, ALSO FUR
- nished rooms 10291a Market st. sel9 3tF
I light AIRY OFFICE ON GROUND FLOOR.
IL with show window space to suit TENANT, by w.
II. GRIM ~ Co. us Montgomery st. 3ul6 II
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The wife of a wealthy farmer at Manning
ton. W. Va. has eloped with a boy halt heI
age. She confiscated several thousand dol
lars OF husbands money for expenses.
The morning call., 1891-09-20

n w. COR. SINTEENTH AND GUERRERO SITS.
~ Upper fat. rooms and bath: beautiful
sunny corner; large corner store: small store and
= back rooms; dwelling, 8 rooms cheap; S-ronnied
w All newly fittad
The morning call., 1891-09-20

TTPPEK PART HOUSE, Ne. COR EDDY AND
I Steiner s5s.; rooms; BATH rent SlS- Key in
grocery sells ST.
The morning call., 1891-09-20

II HANDSOME HOME ON GOLDEN GATE AVE;
II stories: 9 rooms and bath, with iue stable
and carriage-hOuSe. near jefferson square: S65
water extra. Apply to Z. c. MoLLoN, ! Sc Mont
Comery 81. selQ Tt
The morning call., 1891-09-20

,DuREs HoTFT- 1.KII~1 ,uEs,I%Isr IN n,
most commudious family and tourist hotel in
California. occupying fun square; frst-cass in all
Is apr oiEtments, sells lmTuFr ex
The morning call., 1891-09-20
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES AND LoTs on EASY TERMS FROM
II 800 TO $500 down; installments from SI5 to
S25 month, interest included.
Nanted-A place in Alameda to exchange for
beautiful home in Ukiah
Several fine ranches to exchange for Oakland,
For bargains in real estate call at MRS l. H.
CHANDLER Il CO.'S, 1929 Park ST., new Masonic
Building. Alameda. SEQ tt
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
- For 10 days only
Two elegant uses, just completed, 43xi5O;
and rooms; on the finest thoroughfare; for sale
MARcUsE & REMMELL.
500 cash. $50 per month. buys n handsome cot
and bath. -''"'
s250-eash. $50 per month. buys a fine house on
faciac ave. near station; rooms and bath.
9zoo cash, SlS per month, buys a cosy cottage OF
rooms aud bath near station.
houses putt to order aud finished In 90 days
prompt plans and estimates furnished free.
Houses for rent. Open sundays:
MARCUSE Il REMMELL.
The largest contracting Arm in Alameda County.
omces-Alameda, Bay-st Station aud iligh-st. Sta
Hotel. ''''''0' O-' -"N'A'' o. Opp SEQ 7t
G760 CHEAP LOT: A BARGAIN; 5Oxi25;
for particulars A. II. BREED a CO.. i60 Ninth ST.,
Oakland. sells II
GENUINE BARGAIN: FINE LARGE CORNER:
" VIII De sold. Inquire w. E. STEVENS, NE.
cor Larkin and Market SITS. ses l4tA
Judd, HANLEY d CO.. 1851 PARK ST.. WILL
y ouiui SCH OF rent Won any KIND OF a mousse any
where In Alameda on the most reasonable
terms. au26 CT
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to 10 cents per week. delivered by carrier to any
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and largest evening paper published on tho coast;
orders by postal-card or otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 500 Montgomery
LORIN REAL ESTATE.
I OTIS 25x1s5. 5000; LOTS 40x132:e. $3.50. $500,
II 1925, 1850, 1915 S40O; lots 5Oxl35. sfUO; tots
4oxiS0 5000 each; $25 down, So and $40
month.
Houses built to order on the installment plan:
$50 or SlO0 down balance easy monthly payments.
Cottage for sale the installment plan TO
rent. furnished unfurnished. Inquire OF w. c,
MORAN, Lorin, or DUSINBURY WIRTS, 467
Ninth ST.. Oakland; take Berkeley train or new
electric ear which passes door; Sunday engage
mentS. sel9 20 % Is "a 81
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to 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier to
part OF the city; the Buletin Is the best oldest
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
GoS00 NEARLY NEW HOUSE; IL ROOMS;
UcOOO. blofjss from station; near univer-
sity; easy terms; bargain. JOSEPH j. MASON
Dwight-way Station. se9 l4tt
The morning call., 1891-09-20
SUMMER RESORTS.


A NDERSON SPRINGS, LAKE CoUNrY-IHE
~ proprietor of this famous and celebrated resort
wishes to announce 10 her friends and the pablo
that arrangements have been made with the South
ern Pacific Company and VIM Spier's stage line for
the sale OF through tickets to the springs. from
San francisco and Oakland So round trip 80 SO;
through tickets also be obtained at Sacramento
and san Jose The advantages OF our hot and cold
sulphur and iron baths natural steam baths,
unequaled; take 7: 80 a. NJ. ferry from San Fran
cisco for Calisioga. For further particulars adj
dress j. ANDERSON, Anderson Springs, Middle
Town. Lake County, Cal. my3l II
u Escorts. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF TIE
IL Pacific Coast. with rates, location. etc, pub
lshed in the Hotel Guide, ll6 pages, For safe by
newsdcalers, or send 25c in stamps to w. NJ PAT
TERSON, publisher, $40 Post ST.. >. +. mrl q
T,oLEASE- MOUNTAIN SANIrARIUM AND
/ resort: fully equipped; only four hours from
san Francisco Address X, Box n. this o1lce - u
The morning call., 1891-09-20

no SSH CHEAP: sHOEING AND GENERAL
5acssmith's business Apply CALL Branch20 s.
(IGAESTOEE AND CLUBRooM FOR SALE.
2il sixth St It's
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DENTISTS.


DR. DUCKErT. 997 NARKEr ST. COR. SIXTH.
u extracts or fills teeth without pain. sci 3m
Gs7 SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
~ good as can be made: hlling 81 DIR. SIMMS,
dentist, $50 Market ST., next Baldwin Theater. ocltt
DR. REA, 923 MARKET, EXT. TEETH soc:
- with gas 81 Killings low; open evenings my2 tt
CT SET: REPAIRING 81: FILLING 81 ;EXpG
ID painless. Soc DIR. CA. PERRY. Mason m5tt
fNoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 500 MARKET
~ St lPhelan Bnilding). positively extract teeth
operations IN dentistry. DIR. CHAs.w. DECkER-7 II
A LII NEWSPAPERS HAD LONG ARTICLESIN
II them stating that the insane a5yiums full OF
traction and went crazy My secret paiaIess method
Is wonderful. BY its use any dental operation may
that cannot extract without sleep or gas, even
though dozen dentists have failed to extract it.
All operations done better than eisewh ere. since
have seven first prizes for beautiful filings, plate
and crown work. There are 3 Leek dentists. odics
GEORGE W. LEX o'Farrsi St t. ocs Il
DR. A. LUDLuM HILL l443 MARKET ST., NEAR
~ Eleventh; no charge for extracting when plates
are made; Old plates made over IKE new; teeth
from IS per set; extracting soc; gas given Att
FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING AT
n lowest prices work warranted DR. J. w.
MY. 93l Market st opp. baldwin. aus Il
DR c. H; WILSON. DENTIsrl s25 MARKET
~ ST.. bet fifth and Sixth. opp. Mason del5st
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10 ID cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best. oldest
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orders by postaleard otherwise will receive
prompt attention: One 622 Montgomery ST.
FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE IN
vi quantities to suit at low of interest. Up
ply to the California Mortgage Loan Co.. 1923 Mont
gOmery ST., San Francisco deS Su tt
SMALL SUMS LOANED; PAYABLE BACK
~ in installments. 20 Ellis, Room 49, SCI 3m
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT SEND
" your old gold and silver by mail to the old and
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third ST., San
Francisco; / Will send by return mail the cash; IL
amount is not satisfactory will return the gold 2y
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
~ b3S hearny ST. the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds, Watches low interest oc4Gt
The morning call., 1891-09-20
LORIN REAL. ESTATE
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

QOS00 NEARLY NEW HOUSE; IL ROOMS;
tDCCOO. BLOCKS from station; univer-
sity; easy terms; bargain. JOSEPH ]. MASON,
Dwight-way Station. SEQ l4ts
The morning call., 1891-09-20
IODGISG-HOUsEs FoR SALE.

cen mi Of Gomez i0s Second 81 seIg r.
10-RuONED HOUSE; FURNISHED; FULL OF
i ~ roomers. J. Hawthorne 81 sells 7t~
MUST BE SOLD. BECAUSE OF SICKNESS,
VI house. IS furnished rooms; half BLOCK OF Mar
kF- ST., near CITY Hail. Address r, Box 81, this
once. sells IL
y-OR SALE-GooD-PAYING LODGING HOUSE
. . rooms. 33lie Bush ST. sells 3tf
4 LARGE LIST OF HOUSES ALL SIZES AND
y prices part cash; easy payments; also prop
yT-T 70 exchange; square dealing TO all j. H.
PAIGE Ss5 Market ST sells IL
Tor SALE-PoSITIVE BARGAIN: BOARD AND
I lodEluz house: on account departure. German
House So Polk ST.. Golden tie ave. sells -
N-ENLN FURNISHED SUNNY CORNER HOUSE.
= : rooms; agents Inquire 81 Post. 1y2S Il
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1dOmu- attention. once 622 Montgomery -
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HISTOLOGY.

NINE USHoN. RELIABLE MEDIUM; ADVICE
vi given stocks, all affairs OF life. 5O2 Mason
St, bet Post and Suffer, Room g. SEQ 3t-
CLAIRVoYAST-FEE csc; LADIES ONLY. lOg
y WEIGH St. near Fourth. SEQ Ste
NINE. MoREAU. TEST MEDIUM. LIFE-READ-
vi e1celS all others 10 Fourth ST., S f. SEQ IT.
NINE. EXODUS CLAIRyOYANT HAS RE-
wi moved to 1lsHa Sixth St, Room l. sells IT
/ UST ARRIVED FROM INDIA-GYPSY QUEEN
- derives her phase OF mediumshlp through the
spirit Of the Great Indra: celebrated throughout
the world; see Sansorr; fee 81 1925 Market 10 6in
NINE. DR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC REYEALER
vi by eggs cards; tells life past present.
future; consultations on all affairs, nothing
ceDted; name given valuable advice and sure help;
restores lost love by sympathy mistake impossible:
diseases cured; fee 81: letter 81 80 Kearuy ST. q
NINE WALTERS. 5I7 TEHAMA ST. Mr. Ara;
vi fortunes todd ladies', 25c: gents, open sun
The morning call., 1891-09-20
STABLES TO LET.

CTABLE TO RENT: GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS
- for any number OF horses up to 90 or 10 head;
reasonable rent suitable for express or carriage
company Apply 10 Superintendent Sutter-street
Railway Co, Polk and Suffer SITS. sel6 II
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COTTAGES 40 Lar.
FURNIsliEp HOTsEs.

FURNisHED HOUSES.
C.lAO FURNITURE LARGE ROOMS FOR
u lUU. sale; rent SIG: bargain. 30si2 siIthI -
Q0n LARKIN FOR SALE OR RENT NICE
Nv fiat: ready furnished FOR housekeeping; I
rooms aud bath; great bargain SELF u
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no SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS GO TO !. 7.
] EANNARD. - kcaruy St eslahl 5 led EOS =
The morning call., 1891-09-20

ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

FURNITURE you WANT GOOD AND CHEAP
see II. SCnELLnAAS. 40s kleyenth 81. de6 U cod
The morning call., 1891-09-20

I-uRYTTURE, MERCHANDTSE. PIANOS. ETC-
j stored at reasonable rates. r. j. OSBORN N
Co, 1913 Market St, bet Third and Fourth iy3Oi
FURNITURE, TRUNKS, PIANOS ETC, TAKEN
care OF and stored at reasonable rates; advances
made. LIEBES Pioneer Storage Company, sue
ccssors TO Ii. WEEDEL, $40 Stockton st. iy9 Il
EIRST CLASS STORAGE; UPPER FLOORS;
j 642-644 Mission 81. CHAS. L. TAYLOR. iy3 II
The morning call., 1891-09-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BALDWIN HOTEL.

Mrs Smith, San Jose IS Gum, New York
l. j. Parmelie, New York Small Rockford
Miss Powers. Vallejo Miss NJ A Baear, Redding
l. Powers, Vallejo j Il Redman Grass VIIey
George Bowles. Chicago John w Kelley Bodie
Miss Wallace san Jose j J McMahan, Martinez
Mrs Or Bangs, San Jose Il d Young y ew FORK
Miss Jessie May san Jose F u Folsom, Carson City
j Il Fuller. MarysYille II j Corcuran, Stockton
j Phillips, Los Angeles NJ Caravan, Vallejo
5 Hibben, Los Angeles NIX Cady, Aqua Caliente
II II Earl berkeley + W COVey, Aqua Cali
q BackerS. st Helena ente
o Graistroom, Spokane j ID Page, Aqua Calente
j Lee MOure, Dakota
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-21
PERILS OF THE OCEAN.
DANGERS ENCOUNTERED DURING
VOYAGES IN WINTER.

Thrilling Tales Told by Passengers of Two
German Steamships Just Landed
Deaths and Disasters at Sea-Cyclonic
Blasts for Seven Days.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.T Special 1.-The
great gale that spread havoc on the English
coast ten days ago, was at its worst when
the North German LLOYD steamships Lain
and Werra steamed away from Southamp-
ton. November II for this port. The Lain,
with 21S cabin and 4S9 steerage passengers
aboard, struggled against turbulent seas and
cyclonic blasts for seven DAYS. No passen-
ger got glimpse of daylight except through
glass until the day before the Lain got here
with her tunnels brine-encrusted Every
body was kept between decks, and every
body, except the transatlantic shell-backs
was sick.
The rolling and pitching of the ship
caused many minor casualties. A steerage
passenger broke his leg, and two men in
the second cabin were badly bruised, The
crests of seas broke over the vessel inces-
sanity while The storm was at its height, and
swept the decks fore and aft
-Four days ago Mrs. Wilhelmina Wenzel.
a steerage passenger, go years old, died, pre-
sumably of kidney disease. aggravated by
sea sickness. She was buried at sea- The
steamship company will return the money
paid for the mothers ticket to her boys who
were with her.
The experience of the Vera was about
the same as that of the Lain. She left
Bremen day earlier, November Q, but
waited at the Needles, ont of Southampton,
for the storm TO abate. As it showed no
signs of doing so, she followed the Lahn to
see covering nearly the same course The
ships were within sight of each other sew
eral days. The Lain covered S,053 miles
and the Werra 3,051 miles.
The Werra carried 120 cabin and 1,020
steerage passengers. -Four women in the
died from maiadies developed by
the stormy voyage. Francesca Micheska
succumbed to pneumonia November IL,
Josepha Hufka died of Bright's disease
16, Kunegunde Imbele, aged 61,
died of heart disease and Dorothea Null
lules died of apoplexy Thursday.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-21
Inmates the cost for the next year at S45,-
or tsn2 " In ooncIusion Mr. Proctor savs

Inmates the cost for the next year at $45,-
1908 81. In conclusion, Mr.. Proctor saws:
The character and attainments of the older
officers Of the army, who made their records
during the great war, is too we'll understood
to REQUIRE any mention: but wish to pay a
we'll l-deseryed tribute to the younger officers,
who have not had the great war opportuni-
ties OF their seniors. Nothing in my connec-
ton with the army has gratitied me so much
as the general high character and profess
sionaI attainments of the younger officers of
the army. who have made the most of their
opportunities under the conditions of COM
palatiye peace. 1t is upon them that we
must depend in the future, and they can be
implicitly relied upon to be equal to the re-
quirements OF any emergency.
As / am about TO retire from this depart
ment / desire to acknowledge the earnest
and loyal cooperation which 1 have at all
times received in its administration from
all of its officers and officials, and the en-
courageu.ent and support which 1 have had
from You.