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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-23

ANorHEE man has died from smoking
cigarettes. And still they smoke them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-23
SOUVENIR SPoONsI

Go to II. Z. Billman a Co 5 to-day and
to morrow To buy your Watches and Dia-
mOnds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-23

LOUIS ScHwALB's Saloon will serve
Egg Nog to private families on Christ
mas day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-23

Go to ~. y. HillmAn q Co.'s to day and
Tomorrow TO buy your Watches and Dia-
monds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-23

EGG Noe and Tom and Jerry on
Christmas day. Louis Sehwalb's Sa-
loon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-23
CaGaPPll

And nave never received the least benefit from
the many so-called CaiArrh cures. or late
have been taking Hoods Sarssparilia and can
honestly say that am certainly improved.
know Hoods Sarsspsrilla 10 be a good medi-
clue" Il. A. GEORGE, Athol Mass
Stutfod-up Feeling.
"For wears I have been troubled with that
terrible dissgyeeble disease, Catsrrh took
Hoods Ssrssparills with the very bsst results.
It cured me OF toSt continual dropping in my
throat. and stuifed-up feeling" Mrs. S. D.
HEATH. Putnam, Conn.
Hoods Sarsapsrilla
Is the best blood purifier, the best nerve helper
the best strength builder. Try it.
Hoods pllls-For the liver and bowels, aet
easily, promptly, efficiently. Price Csc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-23

JAS. 3. TANEY, General Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-23

Go 20 n. L. Hillman s Co.'S to-day and
Tomorrow TO buy your Watches ana Dia-
mOnds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-23
Coming Sporting Event.

Arrangements have been made for a
boxing aud wrestling entertainment, TO
take place next Saturday night, at
Dolan's Hall in Benwood. The chief
attraction will be James Corners, the
PlttSburg wrestler, who will offer s25 to
any man he cannot throw, double
shoulder, in fifteen minutes. He will be
supported by Jack Harris, OF Beliaire;
ChaS. Whiteside and Jack McGrath, of
Pitts5urg: Jack Crowley, the .Etuaville
lightweight; Harry Smith, of .Etna-
vile, and Jimmy Gillespie and ChaS.
Pollen, of this city. The following
wreStlers will also assist: Dick Clark,
of Wheeling; Jack Pearl and James
Mitchell OF Benwood, and James Con-
nOrS, ot PittSburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-23
THIRD MATCH.

1t was still early, and the crowd
wanted more fights. Accordingly a
match was arranged for $40 a side, be-
tween birds owned by and d, both
grays, weighing lbs. Is OF. Odds Of .
10 l were offered on b. The fight,
however, proved to be one of the best of
the evening, as both fowls were game,
and it required quite a number of pit
tingS TO decide. b worried his antago-
MIST, and finally succeeded in killing
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
Sadly a~merykanskie.
w Braddock pod Pittsbur

w Braddock pod Pittsbur-
giem zostaio skazanych trzech
sfowak6w ma smlcrc "a tax slime
obicle M. Qulnna, re ten wskutek
tego umar}. Nazwlska skazanych So:
jerry Rusniak, Micha} Sobota l
Jedrzej Tota. Wyrok jest zsnadto
surowy, dlatego urzadzono sk}sdke,
ably umozliwiG skazanym odwo1a-
ME do wyzszego sadu. S1uszn7e %
bronca skazanych zauwazy1. re W
Ameryce widocznie many dwie
sprawledliwosci: ledna ola anne
rykan6w, druga ola w}ochow, s}o-
wakdw i ro]akow.
Ia posrednictwem gazety A.
mervkansko- Slowenskie Nowiny
zebrano juz w drodze sk}adek
s495 72-pomoc dobra podana a
tenn zostanie skazanym. Jak pisze
owa gazeta, Wojclech Rusnak do
wlodf sw1adkami, re podczas a.
wantury ME by1 caikiem W Bra
dock.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
Sprawy ~Zjednoczenia
P. r. K.
Chicago 25go Lutego 1911.
RAPPORT o wypadkach Smierci cd

Chicago 25go Lutego 1911.
RAPPORT o wypadkach Smierci cd
No: 22l do 224.
l. Amelia iona Konstantego
Lassa, cz}onek Tow. Najsw. Serca
Jezusowegow Milwaukee WIS. UNI.
IA Stycznla 1891 r. ma suchoty
majac lat "a. $500.
2. Katarzyna iona Jana PACE
kowsklego GU. Tow. sw. J6zefa W
Cleveland Ohio uln. d. 81 Stycz-
MA 1891 r. ma zwyk}a slabosc ma
JAG lat Sc. $500.
3. Jan Kruszyhski cz}onek
Tow. sw. Jadwigl W Chicago Ill.
um. d. 81 Stycznia 1891 r. ma "a
palenie pluc maiac lat 81. 5000.
4. Rozalla IONA Jak6ba Det-
laf czF. Bract. sw. Antoniego Pa
dewskiego, Detroit Mich, UNI. d.
80 Styc. 1891 r. ma zapalenie krwl
majac lat IS. $500.
5. Jak6b Klanowski czf. Tow.
sw. ~Ignacego Lo1oli W Milwaukee
Wis. UNI. d. 4 Lutego 1891 T..
~skaleczony kopnieclem kon1a ms-
j9c lat 43. 5000.
6. Jan Lewandowski cz1. Tow.
sw. J6zefa W Cleveland Ohio. UNI.
d. 4 Lutego 1892 r. ma zapalenie
pfuc majac lat SO. $500.
7. Jozef Urbahski cz4. Tow.
Najsw. Imlenia Maryi W Chicago
Ill. UNI. d. II Lutego maj2c lat
"a. $4,000.
s. August Schmidt cz4. Tow,
Sw. Stanis}awa B. i NJ. W Mil
waukee Wis. UNI. d. logo Lutego
1891 I. ma z%aziebienle maiac
lat 80. 5000.
.. Jan PfZybylskl czf. Tow.
Sw. Wojciecha B. i M. W Chlca-
90 III. IN. d. 17go Lutego 1891 +.
ma puchline majac lat IS. 5000.
Ma tie dziewied wypadk6w
Smlerci ~przvpeda $500 do 1apla-
cenia co uczyni zoe. cd czt,
Cz}onk6w assessowanych Jest
1857 CO uczyni 100000, Hasa
posmiertna Ziednoczenia dofozyIa
$500. Money Order Tub GEEK ban
kowy winlen wystawlonY bye ma
lmie kasyera Jan Gniot, a ma
mole rece przys}aG prose-.
u uszanowamem.
Jan Mannn Sekr. Xjedn.
7o7 w. 18th Str. Chicago Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
PtACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Il P~oznaiskiego.

z Gebic y. Mogilno, 16 Iutego.
+ Dzisiai odbyf SIG smutny obrzed
pogrzebowy. Pochowano m}oda
mezatke, kt6ra zaledwie IA dni
zy4a w ma1zehstwle i umar}a W
kwiecie wleku, DO lat 10 skohczy.
la. By4a zaslublona z panem Ale
ksandrem Maclejewsklm, urzedni-
klein gospodarczym 4 Dzierzazna z
pod Gebic, lmienia Aniela z Zig
takow z W. hqcka. X. prob. Zle-
tax z Dzwlerzna jest jei stryiem /
pobiogosfawIi jej zwlazek ma}zen
ski dina 81 stycznia. Rownoczes-
ME odbYl sic Stub W lynne sa-
mym koSciele DIR. Jak6ba Macie-
]ewskiego, brata mfodego wdowca
. Leokadya Z Zietak6w, slostra
niebozczki. SmierG talk rych}a j
nagia wielkie / bolesne wrazenie
zrobifa W caIel okolicy. Wczoraj
odbyla sic eksportocya do mlej-
scowego ko5ciofa. I'rzomowe ia
1obaa wyg}osit X. Jan Desert Z
Mroczy, przyiaclel l kolega p. DIR.
MacieJewskiego. Dzislai wziefo
udziai W ~pogmeble : ksieay i
licznle agromadzona publlcznosc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
HI. Dqmbshi z Zakowa oskar-

tn. D4mbSE1 z ZakOWa OSkar-
zony by1 o przekroczenie przepisu
policyjnego z dnia IA. pazdzierni.
ka 1885, gdyz ma wozach swych
umlescll tabliczki z napisem Ia
kowo, a ME ,,Saake'', jak Niemcy
Zakowo przezwali. Sad }awniczy
W Lesznle skaza} tez "a to pana
hrabiego ma 3 mark kary, lecz IL
ba karna W Lesznle uwolni}a go
cd why, gdyz W ksiedze hipotecz-
mel zapisane jest tylko Zakowo, a
ME Sake, a cho6 cd dawna
Niemcy nazywaja wies te pc swo-
]emu, to ztad ME ciazy ma hr.
D9mbskim obowiazek nazywania
w1oscl tel pc niemiecku. Zreszta
nazwa Zakowo jest take ,,sado-
wo.notarycznie" ogolnie znana:
Przeclwko temu wyrokowi zanlos}a
proguratorya rewizyq do senatu
karnego kamergerychtu, lecz WHO
SEX jel odrz"cono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

Mszq sw. i eksporte odprawi} x.
proboszcz Wal. Z,etak z Dwlerzchna.
stryj zmar}ej, a move pogrzebo-
wa oowledziaf X. proboszcz Wis
niewskl z Gronowa pod Turznem
z dyecezyl chefmihsklej, brat clo'
teczry PIP. Macrejewskich--a PREY
grobie przem6wlf ~jeszcze miejsco-
wy X. prob. Kuszyhski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
POIska pod Nh a|eap.

By1ego ko~rneta huza-
row Barteniowa skazaf sad okrego-
wy w WarszaWle "a zamordowanie
aktorki W1snowsklej ma z~as}enie
do clezkich robot ma lat osm, a ma
stepnie osiedlenle W Syberyi ma
ZaWSZe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

Dzlennik rosy kle
z~alecaj2 rzadowl nastepujace srod-
k1 przeclw zydom:
Wszyscy zydzl,w gfebi Rosy
z~amieszkali, kt6rzy ME nalczA
do plerwszej gildyi kupc6w, ma]a
bye odstawieni do miejsc rodzin-
nych NE maj2 prawa przebywaG
przez czas d1uzszy W wewnetrznYch
guberniach cesarstwa;- rzemieslni-
CT zydowscy NIGGA przebywaG W
wewnetrznych g~uberniach panstwa
tylko w takim razie, jezell maia
swladectwo ukohczonel skoIy tech
~nlczej. Nabywanie i dzierzawienie
ziemi, jake tez ~uczeszczanie ma
gieide dozwoloncm ma bye jedy-
ME kupcom pierwszej gildyi. Do
naukowych zakfadow panistwowych
i gmlnnych d~opnszcza sic tylko 5
prct. zyd6w, l tie jedynie 2 mel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
IONA ienerafa guber

IONA enera} guber-
natora warszawskiego Hurkl, os}a
wiona Marya Andrejewna. sprowa-
dzifa do Warszawy piekarzy TO
syjsklch, kt6rzy ufnl W jeJ opieke
fafszuia kezwstydnie pieczywo. Pol
scy piekarze wystapill przeciw
nieuczciwym experimentation re
skarga do sadu i policy, ale bez
skutku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
P5anoh. w tych dniach

Panad. w tych dniach ku-
pila D. ezczawlcska cd. p. Con
schiora dom PREY placu Dzia}o-
wynn "a $4,000 NIX. PAM
Wruk kupiia cd p. Tieslera ka-
mlenice PREY ulicy W1edensklej "a
lOl. 200 marek.- Kupiec Waldow
z Murowanej GosIiny kupl} dom
ply WielAich Garbarach nr, 6, od
spadkobnerc6w aptekarza Nlklewl-
GA "a 1874 900 M.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
rolnikow tax korzystna,

rolnik6w tax korzystna, jak sic
pc mel tego spodziewano.
P. Jezierski 2 Sosna odczytaf
bardzo zajmuJaca prace % dremo-
waniu."
w dyskusyi %dowolnei movie,
no Ia temat zarodowych ob6r l
sprowad1ania stadnik6w ja}owlc
czystej krwi.
Przesz}e zebranie odbedzie sig
Ago marca L. b., ma ktore dostawla
zfonkowie pr6by zb6z wiosennych
do wza]emnej zamlany.
jake nowy cz}onek przystqpif
dossTowarzystwa pan Szafarklewlcz
z Mileszew.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
Wroctaw. i 1890 b. m.

Wroctav. i 1890 b. m. u
mari tn 20 dfugich c~ierplenlach
opatrzony Sakramentami swletemi
znany pisarz Ludwik Zychllnskl,
urodzony T.. 1923. Byt kiedys przez
kr6tkl Gas pos}em do sejmu prus'
klego okregu krobskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

W Rarkowie pod Obornika-
mi zmar4y x. prob. Szotk1ewicz
zapisaf kasom k~oscielnym W Par
kowie 1850 NIX. i W Mlejskie] Cor.
ce 5000 mix, ma ubogich. W}adza
tie Legally zatwlerdzl1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

" Ostrowie mistrz garncarski
Koczorowski zamordowaf zone d.
10 b. m, Cd niejakiego czasu Cd
dawa} sic %pijahstwu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

Orkiestra X. Siemaszki. Or
kiestra z mlodych ch}opcow o r
ganlzowana przez x. Siemaszke,
a zosta1aca pod kierunkiem Dy-
rekcyi konserwatoryum, z}ozy4a IS
stycznia p6froczny egzamin O.
becnoscl dyrektora Z~elehskiego i
zaproszoneJ komisyi. w sk}ad ko-
misyi wchodzIli: prezcs iowa
rzystwa muzycznego DR.. Kasparek.
vice prezez p. Henryk Schwarz,
hr. Tyszklewicz, p. IgnacY Zolto-
wski, prof Miklaszewski, p. Alex
sander Szukiewicz inni.
Gfownym nauczYclelem jest p.
Kapelm1strz LANCER. Orkiestra
sk1ada sic z 80 ch}opc6w, kt6rzy
z w1elka precyzya i czystoscia
wykonall marsze ia tematy naro-
dove, oraz koledy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

Nadto, poniewa2 wiecej O.
becnie many zecerow, MD da-
wniej, mozemy wszelkie zamo-
vienna W krotszym czasie WV
konac. Konstitucyi, naglow-
kow DO listow, rachunkow,
a6szow teatralnych, plakatow
knpieckich, o%znajmleh o spree
da2y gruntow t. p.
lNNA DRUKARNIA
ME ZDOkA GUSTOWNIEJ wy
DRUKOWAC, JAK NASZA.
~T}umaczenie pol
skich %rekopis6w ma
]ezyk angielski u
skutecznia sic I'd bar
do ma}em wynag,ro-
dzeniem.
H.
W}asciciel DrukarnI
Wiarusa / K k
Cor. End & Carimona StxR.
WINONA. AI@N.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

j edna zgazet rosyj.
S k1ch donosi, IL zsy}anie ma
Syberyq W drodze administering
ma bye zuiesionem .Prasa wieden-
ska, pochwyciwszy te wladomosc,
wyraza nadzieje, re Jezeli wlesc
sia stw1erdzl, ustana ~wszystkle owe
oburza1ace czyny barbarzyhstwa,
opisane przez sfynnego p]odroznika
amerykanskiego Kennana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

S wiecie e. Ma grobll PREY
Glog6wgu znaleziono cha}upnlka
Bleck Z zdruzgotana g}owa niezy-
wego. Podeirzywaja o morderstwo
robotnika liz Gfogowka, kt6rego
tez oresztowano, w kieszeniach'za-
bitego ME znaleziono zadnych PIE
nledzy. A ponlewaz niece pieniedzy
krotko przedtem miaf, przeto who
skuja ztad re morderca go zabii,
ably go z}upic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19

scowej ludnosci zydowskiej. Po-
wlerzanle zydom dostaw rzadowych
ma bye snrowo ~zakazanem. w
drodze opodatkowania gmin zy-
dowsklch, ma bye utworzony fun
dusz ma popieranle egmigracyl zy-
dow. Dzlenniki wydawane przez
zyd6w, jake demoralizu jace opin;a
publiczna, ma]a bye zakazane ! ~
dzi ME maja mice prawa poslada-
MA drukarh i uprawlac sztuki dru.
karsklej. Urzedn1cy rosyjscy uchy-
biajac tym przepisom l dopomaga-
lacy zydom do obchodzenia praw,
beda surowo karani.
u w o}ynla donosza, IL
pomledzy w}oscianaml rozrzucane
bywaja ksiazeczki o BrazylIi, W
ktorych poslsane SO jak na]w'eksze
brednle, z~achecajace do wychodz-
twa. Jest Ottawa, IL w1oScianie
niepomni rad l pzest6g ludzi INA
jacych stosunkl brazylijskie, gro
NADINE z wlosn2 wyniosa sic "a mo
re-. Lud tam j~eszcze ME oswieco,
ny ME chce wierzyc, re to ley
W l%nteresle ajent6w, Niemc6w, ably
najwieceJ w1osclan namowlc do po-
rzncenla zleml rodzinnej, ably 1ch
miejsce mogli zajac Niemcy Rag
zas rosyjski patrzY przez szpary ma
dzia}anie ajentow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-19
z GALICYI.
z Poron i donosza poo

z PorOn i II a dOnosza pod
dnlem Is b. m.
w dniu dzisiejszym obcho.
dzllismy u~roczystosc otwarcia skle-
plku ,.go}ka rolniczego." Pc niesz-
porach miejscowy proboszcz X.
Woiclech Roszek, prezes naszego
,,k6}kak, wobec licznie nagroma-
dzonego ludu, W pieknych a
w~zniosfYch sfowach skreslif re
stanowika duchownego moralny i
materyalny eel ,,k6}ek" sklep!-
kow roins ch-poczem dokonaf u
roczystego aktu poswlecenia nowo
zafozonego skleplku chrzesclan-
skiege.
UroczystssG powyzsza raczyll
zaszczycic pr6cz cafej miejscowej
inteljgency1: D. Uznahski dziedzic
d6br Poronlm, okoliczne ducho.
wienstwo nauczyclelstw0, oraz
rzadzca tutejszych d6br P. PAUL..
TAX vice pomimo wielu prze.
szkod, stawlanych przez PREY ac1of
aydowsk'ch, k6fko nasze dzielnie
sic spisafo, liczy BOWEN juz dzi-
siaj przesz}o 60 cztonk6w, a iowa
row do skleplku sprowadzlfo "a
got6wke W kwocie 500 zlr. z CORA,
a to dzieki z%abiegom zacnego
inicyatora niezmordowanego W
przedsiewzieciach rrezesa kofka
X. Roszka-za co mu ninieiszem
w imieniu cz1onk6w sk}adamy
serdeczne: bog zapfat:'
The morning call., 1891-11-29
ALONG THE RAIL.
Farmers of South Dakota ClamOr.
ing for Wheat.Cars.

The farmers of South Dakota are suffer
ing from lack of transportation facilities
in the matter of wheat-carS. The crop of
wheat was so abundant this year that the
railroads cannot handle it, and at the pres
ent time every granary, warehouse, eleva-
tor and box-car in the State are crowded
and not more than two-thirds of the crop
has been thrashed. The yield this year
was over $4,000. 600 bushels, by far the
largest amount ever produced in the State
in one season. The Dakota Railroad Com
missiOners have gone TO Chicago, in an
endeavOr to secure cOnces ,ious from the
Chicago and Northwestern road. About
5000 more cars Will be necessary to relieve
the farmers.
Al meeting of the Executive Committee
of the Traffic Association yesterday after
noon In the new headquarters on Sansome
street, Thomas j. Haynes was elected
Secretary and plan relating to the admis-
sion of country members was taken up and
discussed at length, but resulted in nothing
definite. This matter will be taken up at
the next meeting and decided.
A new time-card on the Santa Cruz line
(narrow gauge changes the time of depart
ure of the daily :45 through train to 2:15
and the AS Los GatOs train to 4:15 The
train fram Santa Cruz viii arrive hereafter
daily at 10 100 O'clock in the morning instead
oi II ~. lhe excursion Train wDlcn mas
been leaving here every Sunday at 40 is
withdrawn. A hunters train leaving here
on Saturdays only at IL AS in the evening
and returning at 8:05 on Sunday evenings
has been put on.
The winter schedule of the San Francisco
and North Pacific Coast Railway Company
will 90 into effect to-day. The / 80 boat
Will be Withdrawn. and the boat which
formerly left at Ii 40 o'clock in the morn
ing will in future leave at 1:2O. There
will be no trip made between that hour and
$3.50 IN the afternoon. The boat for Glen
Ellen will leave at o'clock. and the $40
boat will go out at 30 in the evening.
The morning call., 1891-11-29
HIGHBINDERS' WAR.
Autopsy on Ow Hing KeOng-AII
longs Involved.

An autopsy was held yesterday on the
body of Ow Hing Keong, the Chinaman
murdered in the Chinese theater on Friday
night. The examination showed that both
bullets had struck him near the spinal
column and passed through the body, sever
ing the intestlnes, death resulting from in
ternal hemorrhage. The entrance wounds
were within an inch of each other, showing
that the assassin must have been almost
against the victim when he fred the shots
One of the bullets was found in the bench
directly in front Of where Keong was sitting,
and the other is known to have perforated
the anatomy of another Celestial, who was
quickly carried away and concealed by his
friends, who will not reveal his whereabouts.
Chin Yung Sing, one of those arrested for
the murder, pleads his innocence with his
mouth full of tears and howlngs. He says
he is from Berkeley and knows nothing
about the matter. Wong See, the other
one who was found to have a revolver on
him when searched at the station. also
swears he is innocent, but his bail has been
fixed at $1,000.
As stated already Keong Is a relative of
the Chinese Consul and brother of the
President of the Suey On Tong; and 1t is
claimed that his removal from this mum
dane sphere is intended to show his rela-
tives that they also may fall before the
assassins of the Suey Sing Tong, the society
to whose door the death of Keong ig cred
tied.
This places credit on the murder ledger
OF the Suey Sing Tong. and another murder
that the other "toDgS" are at war with
each Othar
The morning call., 1891-11-29

steamer Ukiah. This is the boat that carries
the cars across the bay, and until she is in
running order again the road is neither USE
full nor ornamental.
Outside the heads the weather yesterday
was hay with northeast wind, miles an
hour. The barometer stood at 30.0S
A DROP IN LUMBER.
Pine lumber took drop yesterday, at
least about 100000 feet of it did, which had
been piled on the bulkhead at Fremont
street Wharf. The heavy weight caused
the wharf to collapse about o'clock yester-
day morning and the entire pile dropped
into the bay. ltwas the property of the Pa
cific Pine Lumber Company.
The PACING Mail Steamship Company has
been awarded the contract for carrying the
United States mails between this city,
China, Japan and Central America. In
order to comply with the contract the CON-
pany will build three new seeamers. 1t is
stated that the Occidental and Oriental Com
pany will cease running its boats and the
Pacific Mail steamers will then make TWEEN
ty-slx trips year instead of thirteen.
The Coast Seamen's Union was informed
yesterday that the Ship, Association
has decdedto reduce the wages OF men in
its employ from $40 to $50 per month.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
The moves yesterday were the Valley
Forge to Sausalito, ST. Paul and Louis to
Port Costa, f. c. Croker to the sea-wall.
Tam o, Shanter and Colusa TO Howard
street, Earl of Dunraven to Oakland, Ore
gon to Alameda, Houresfeld to the gas
works, Hesper to the Oriental Dock, james
Allan, Abraham Barker and Buteshire to
the stream, Star of Russia to Beale, Hutton
Hall to Harrison and the Lady Lampson to
Folsom 2. To-day the Astoria will go to
Beale street, Barcrsig to Main. George C.
Perkins to Fifth street. HaddOn Hall TO
Spear, Star of Russia to Long Bridge, Fran
cesca Ciampa to the Mail Dock and the
Earl of Aberdeen to sea.
Departures were the steamers State of
California and George W. Elder for Astoria,
Silver Spring for Eureka, Jewel for Caspar
and Point Arena for Mendoeino. The bark
Momentum sailed for Port Madison q the
schooners Marie E. Smith, c. T. Hill and
Borrowdale for coast ports.
Arrivals were the steamers Noyo from
N0yo, Walla Walla from Victoria, Green
wood from Greenwood and the Norwegian
steamer Marie from Nanaimo, With cargo
of coal for John Resembles Sons.
The morning call., 1891-11-29

season and provoke many other great
entertainments.
The President has all of his family with
him at the White House for Thanksgiving
week, and would like to keep the circle uu-
broken until the end of the winter, but
siR. AND MRS. RUSSELL HARRISON
Are birds of passage. While living in New
York, Mrs. Russell Harrison spends much
time here and much with her parents in
Omaha. who are as devoted to her little girl
as are the Harrison grandparents. In con-
sequence the little family is always on the
wing, and the junior Mrs. Harrison will
start after Thanksgiving day for Omaha
and remain there until after the holidays.
1t will be a long winter, busy winter ana
gay one for the White House this year,
and the mansion was never in such good
trim as now for its part. Electric lights re-
place the old furnaces of gas chandeliers;
two or three rooms have been newly decor
ated and furnished, and ansair of freshness
and thorough cleanliness is over all. After
three campaigns against the dirt and plumb
ing of long ago, Mrs. Harrison has con-
yerted the mansion into a cheerful and hab-
table place; every nook and corner has
been gone over and improvements and re-
pairs made as fast as the appropriations
would allow. RUHAMAH
The morning call., 1891-11-29
REPRESENTED AT THE FAIR.


Hawaii VIII Take Part in the Columbian
Exposition.
The following communication has been
received at the headquarters of the Califor-
MIA Worlds Fair Commission from the De-
partment Of Foreign Affairs of Hawaii:
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
HONOLULU, Nov II, 1891. !
Dear Sir: Referring TO a letter addressed TO
you under date OF June 9th last ana TO your very
friendly reply thereto under date OF July %,
1891, take great pleasure In informing you that
TINS Kingdom has accepted the invitation OF the
United States Government 10 participate by an
exhibit In the Worlds Columbian Exposition at
Chicago In 1893. and to inform you that pending
the meeting OF the Legislative Assembly IN May
next, an Honorary Commission has been APP
pointed by her Majesty's Cablnef for the pur-
hibit
Handing you herein the published list OF the
commissioners and thanking you for the kindly
interest expressed In your letter toward Callfor-
mas nearest neighbOr In the Pacific, which Is
most heartily appreciated, have the honor to
be, Sir, yours very truly,
FRANK b. HASTINGS, Secretary.
The Honorary Commission is composed
OF three representatives, each from Oahu,
kani, Maui and Hawaii, with ten Commits
sionerS at large. The following are the
officers of the commissions: Hon. Samuel
Parker, Minister OF Foreign Affairs, Presi-
dent; Hon. John Adams Cummings, Vice
President; Hon. L. G. Macfarlane, Secre-
Rotary; John A. Hassinger, Treasurer.