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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-15

wkanale pred niedawnym czasemiz
81 os6b, kt6re pod6wczas znajdowa-
}y sic ma pok}adzie, tylko jeden chic
piec okretowy pozosta} Przy zyciu.
Rozbicie to okretu nastapi}o W Sobo-
to nocy. Geese zaaogi uratowasa
sic do }odzi, zaledwie ia jednak od-
bi}a cd okretu, ba}wan ia porwaa,
przewr6cR i wszyscy W niej sic znaj-
dujacy, wpad}szy W morze potoneli.
Potem jeszcze wzburzone ba}wany
podnios}y okret dalej cd brzegu W
morze i tam wszyscy tez ma okrecie
znajdujacy sic utoneli. Tylko chic
piec okretowy, nazwiskiem Lewis
uwiazawszy sic do wystajacej cokol-
wick mad wode takelazy, przez GAIA
noe wisiaS miedzy zyciem smiercia,
p6ki przejezdzajaca tamtedy a6dz
rybacka jego ME uratowasa.
Losdsn, IA grudnia.
Mersey poboczna jego rzeka
Iswell, wystapisy z brzeg6w zala-
wszy okolice zrzadzify nlezmierne
szkody. Nisko po}ozone czesci W
Manchester stoja pod woda. Duzo
budynk6w lub budujacych sic gma'
chow podmytych woda wall sic.
Londym, IA grudnia.
Ze wszystkich stron Europy mad
chodza wiadomosci o szybkiem zna
cznem rozszerzaniu sic grypy. W Pc
ripueux we Francyi % zakonuic
pewnym klasztorze 20 zachorowa}o
ma grype. Zakonnice te, Klaryski,
maia ostra .klauzure i Mkt W miescie
ME wiedzia{ tenn, re klasztor zosta}
zamieniony W formalny lazaret.
Kiedy nakoniec zawezwano lekarza,
przekona{ sic tenze, IL Siostry zakon-
ne opr6cz tego byiy bliskie g}odowej
smierci, gayz ME by}o klasztorze
zadnej zywnosci oprocz garsci suszo-
nej fasoli. Natychmiast postarano sic
O zywnosG lekarstwa dla zakonnic,
kt6re tez teraz maja sic juz lepiej.
z aamburga ciagu ostatniego
tygodnia donosza 1900 nowych
wypadkach grypy. W Danii,
zw}aszcza W Jutlandyi grypa ME-
zmiernie sic szerzy podobne wiado-
mosci nadchodza re wszystkich stron
Europy.
Dublin, IA grudnia.
Keane, kt6ry przez Partya MeCar-
thy'ego zosta} postawiony jako kan
dydat dla repre1entowania Water
ford, zrezygnowa1 ma rzecz Dewitta,
kt6ry odni6s} ciezka rane W obronie
swojej partyi pred niedawnym CA
sem i W skutek tego uzyska3 ME
zuierna popularnos6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-15
Azeby Franeyi przypOmniec pier
VISA ich pOrazke W r. 1870.
Minister wojny rOsyjski zwOfuje
narade sztabu generalnegO.
NoWy ukaz rOsXjski Wydany prze,
civ NiemcOm.
Watykan.
Rzyma, IA grudnia.

Rzyma, IA grudnla.
Dzis odby} sic konsystorz papie-
Xxi, ma kt6rem Ojciec swiety allo-
kucya, jak to jest zwyczajem, zwr6-
Gil sic do Kardyna}ow. Allokucya
odznacza sic tonem }agodnym i pole
dnawczym, a porusza sprawe piel-
grzymek do Rzymu obecnego po-
{ozenia Koscio{a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-15
Aresztowanie zfOdziei
dyament0W.

Dayton, d., IA grudnia.
Dnia logo listopada podrozny dla
frmy jubilerskiej Herman Keek &
Go. W Cincinnati, pan R. E. Kraing,
zosta} okradziony ma tutejszym dwor-
Gu. Wyszed}szy ma sniadanie do re-
stauracyi kolejowej, pozostawil W
wagonie torebke, W ktorej sic znaj-
dowaay klejnoty wartosci $4,000 i
to mu ukradziono. DzisiaJ aresztowa-
no z}odziei W osobach Williama Hur-
liss, Fritzie Dhein niejakiej pani
Hlgbee. O tenn aresztowaniu dono-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-15
Rok III.

sza: Diem i TIurliss jechali "a Kra-
ingem, a kiedy tenze pozostawis W
wagonie torebke, Hurliss porwal ia i
wreczy2 pani Higbee, ktora je zawio-
zla do Jacksonville, o., gdzie ja "a
kopano ko}o mieszkania pani Beatty,
ciotki Hurlissa. = Tajni policyanci
Pinkertoniani zajeli sic sledzeniem
zSodziei, ale bez skutku. Hurliss po-
tenn podobno zdradzil tajnemu poll
cyantowi Johnowi Norris miejsce,
gdzie dyamenty by}y ukryte. Norris
poszedl do jubilera Kecka, ktory tez
zgodzil sic wyplacic znaczne wyna-
grodzenie, skoro mu przyniosa dya-
menty. Policyant jednakze postawil
warunek, azeby policya ME areszto-
waia zlodziei, ale by} tyle nieostro-
zny, ze publiczuie chwalii sic z tel
sprawy. Pinkertonianie dowiedzieli
sic o wszystkiem, pojechali natych-
miast do Jacksonville, dobyli dya-
menty aresztowali z{odziei.
Nieszczescie kolejowe.
st. Louis, NO., IA grudnia.
q Gainesville, Texas, donosza, ze
idacy ma polnoc pociag kolei Santa
Fe dis rano W poblizu Tauls Valley
doznai nieszczescia. Jeden wago-
now spads W stroma przepasc, pre-
wracajac sic kilkakrotnie. O lie po-
dr6zni ucierpieli, jeszcze ME wiado-
mo, ale podobno kilku Mich mocno
zosta}o pokaleczonych.
Grypa.
Nashville, Tenn, IA grudnia.
Grypa tu grasuje ma dobre dono-
sza z wiarygodnego zr6dla, ze W mie.
scie choruje ma MIA 5000 ludzi.
Washington, IA grudnia.
Sedziowie Brown Lamar ze Sadu
Wyzszego Zwiazkowego chorzy So
ma grype leza chorzy W domu. In
nj czlonkowie Sadu r6wnie So cho-
rzy, ale ME tax ciezko.
Ne,o York, IA grudnia.
'Ksiegi ORA Johna Nagle dowodza,
ze grypa epidemicznie wystepuje.
W ciagu biezacego tygodnia juz by
10 5 wypadkow smiertelnych, mn6-
stws jest wypadk6w mniej groznych.
Smiere naczelnika Mayes.
TaAlequah, I. T., IA grudnia.
DIS rano godz. 6 umarl Joel B.
Mayes, naczelnik szczepu Cherokee.
Joel Bryan Mayes' urodzi} sic 2
pazdzierniku 1888 roku W rezerwa-
cyl Cherokes6w W Georgii. Ojciec
jogo byl Bia}ym, a matka Indyanks
pol krwi: by}a bowiem c6rka Jane
(Dok. Ia 4-tej str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-15
Nienlcy.
Berlin, IA grud.

Cesarz Wilhelm dis by} obecnym
W towarzystwie ksiecia Henryka
pruskiego przy spuszczeniu nowego
pancernika W morze w Szczecinie.
Cesarz dope}ni} ceremonii ochrzcze-
mia okretu, kt6ry otrzymas nazwe
,,NVeissenburg." Kiedy, jak to zwy-
czaj przepisuje, rOzbitO hAszke szam-
pana prod okretu olbrzym zna-
laz& sic ma morzu, cesarz mia} pre-
move do licznie zgromadzonego lu-
du, W ktorej powiedziaS, re wybra}
nazwisko ,Weissenburg'', azeby
uczci6 panied wielkiego czasu pa
mice jego ojca, ktory ma polu bitwy
pod Weissenburgiem odnios} pierw-
wsze zwyciestwo "a jednos6 Niemiec.
4 4 sierpnia 1870 mad FrancuzamD.
Francya.
Parya, IA grud.
Arcybiskup Paryza przybys tu &C.
lem naradzenia sic rzadem, W jaki
spos6b sprowadzi6 wzajemne porozu-
mienie sic w kwestyi obecnie zywo
zajmujacej ko}a polityczne i ko-
,scielne.
Wielka Brytania.
Londyn, IA grudnia.
Okret ,,Enterkin" jadacy Hull
do Bristane rozbi} sic czasie- bury
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-15
Grecya.

Ateny, IA grudnia.
Minister marynarki rezygnowa} z
powodu, IL mu ME udzielono pozwo-
lenia do budowy niekt6rych okret6w
wojennych, kt6re uwaza} "a potrzeb'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-15
Rosya.
Petersburg, Il grud.

Ukaz swiezo wydany rozporzadza,
IL cd dnia l stycznia 1892 odbiera
sic duchowiehstwu luterahskiemu
prawo naznaczania lub suspendowa-
Mia nauczycieli przy szko1ach luter-
skich W Rosyi. Wyznaczono osobna
komisya do egzaminowania nauczy-
cieli szkd niemieckich. Kazdy nau-
czyciel, ktory ME zna gruntownie
jezyka rosyjskiego, zostanie wydalo-
nym.
Minister wojny zwo}as ma narade
wszystkich szef6w sztabu generalne-
go, ma kt6rej to naradzie ma bye
nova nowych rozporzadzeniach
wojskowych.
Petersburg, II grudnia.
Delegaci kwakr6w, kt6rzy MEDIA
VINO przybyli do Rosyi, azeby zebra6
fakta tyczace sic g}odu nedzy W
Rosyi, doznaja przeszkod ma kazdym
kroku ME otrzymuja przystepu do
urzedow prowincyoualuych. Urzedni.
cy rzadowi ME wydaja i'm list6w po-
lecajacych do urzedow prowincyonal-
nych. Jako pow6d zas podaja, re de-
legaci ci naraziliby sic ma znaczne
niebezpieczehstwa W dystryktach ne
dza nawiedzonych powodu panuja'
cych tam stosunkow anarchisty-
cznych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-15
Konwencya robotnicza.

Birmingham, A1a., IA grudnia.
Dzisiaj zebra}a sic tu konwencya
federation of Labor, otworzy{ ia
Gompers przemowa. Pc tel movie
wyznaczono komitety, poczem Chris.
Evans z}ozy} fnansowe roczne spra-
wozdanie:: ze sprawozdania tego wy
nika, ze do dnia 31go pazdziernika
1891 W trzydziestu Stanach 246 to-
warzystw do federacyi nalezacych o.
trzymaso koncesye, a mianowicie W
Arkansas 5, w Connecticut l, W Co.
dorado 4, W District of Columbia 2,
W Georgia 2, Illinois l8, W India
ma 20, w Iowa 2, W Kansas 2, W Ken
lucky 2, W Louisiana 8, W Massa-
chussets s, W Michigan 81, W Mis-
souri, 6, W Minnesota 1 W Mississippi
7, W Maine 2, W Montana l, W New
York 2o, W New Jersey 8, W New
Mexico 3, W Ohio 5, W Pennsylvania
16, W Rhode Island l, W Tennessee
4, W Texas l, W Virginii 2, we Wis.
consin s, W Washingto 5, we West
Virgiuii 3. Dochody W ciagu roku
wynosi}y s2l, ,344, a wydatki s13, ,l99,
tax, re pozostaje nadwyzka So, ,l56.
Oko}o s2500 wydano ma pozyczki
lub darowizny dla stowarzyszeh straj-
kujacych. Szczeg6lna jest rzecza, re
pensye W Zwiazku obejmujacym Sc
tiki stowarzyszeh i oko}o 100000
cz}onkow W ciagu roku wynosily
tylko S4500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-15
Bufgarya.
Sofia, IA grudnia.

o0I'''
Tutejszy francuski reprezentant
zerwa} stosunki re rzadem bu}gar-
skim powodu, IL Rad ME chcia}
zezwolic ma powrot pewnego dzienni-
karza francuskiego, nazwiskiem Cha
domino, kraju wygnanego. Repre-
zentant Lanel PROFESSIONAL przeciw
wygnaniu, gdyz by}o to naruszeniem
jawnem oczywistem uk}adow poza-
wieranych miedzy Francya Buaga-
rya. w odpowiedzi Rad bu}garski
przes}a1 note, W kt6rej byso wyrazo'
mem, re Chadonine regularnie prze-
sy}a{ do prasy francuskiej k}amliwe i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-15
BraZylia.

Rio de Jameiro, IA grudnia.
Jeszcze przez by4ego dyktatora.
mianowani gubernatorowie Stanow
Rio de Janeiro i San Paolo rezygno-
wall. w Rio Grande do Sui wojska
powstahcze broh ziozyfy i rozesz}y
sic do dom6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-15
Relikwie Meczennika.
Pittsburq. Pa. Il grudni

P'HS6Wrg, "a, IL grudnia.
Relikwie sw. Wincentego Meczen-
nika, kt6ro cd roku 1771 znajdowa}y
sic W katolickim kosciele W Mattern
W szwajcaryi, zostaiy tu przywiezio-
ne i zostana zfozone W z}otej skrzyni
W kcsciele sw. Piotra przy South %
Str. Relikwie te zosta}y dane koscio-
}owi W Mattern pod warunkiem, aze-
by je umieszczono W z}otej skrzyni,
ale parafa tamtejsza takowa posta-
rae sic ME mog}a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-15
Telegramy KrajoVe.

Telegramy KrajoVe.
Dwoch nowych Biskupowe ME.
mieckich.
Relikwie sw.Wincenteg0 W Pitts
burgu zfOz0ne.
KOnwencya federation Of
Labor"
Nieszczescie kolejowe W Texas.
Naczelnik CherOkes0w W Indian
Territory umiera.
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eRzEDPhATA OLA sTAN0w zJEDN.
wynosi rocznie $500;
- miesiecz. S0.25:
Pojedynczy Numer l..
OLA EURoPY I INNYCH PANSTw
rocznie $500.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-01

swept by calling fire from thousands OF
muskets and two cannon. Up the steep
they went without pulling a trigger, to be
met by some of the crack troops Of the
British army, among them the famous
Coldstream guards. The brigade wore
scarlet uniforms, and advancing In good
order called out in English, STEADY, boysl
Forward Cbarger' SO that the foemen
heard the rally and saw what was to come.
As the opposing lines came together u
British officer advanced to the front and
singled out Capt Anthony McDonough
for combat. A sword duel was fought on
the spot, the soldiers on both sides nearest
the scene pausing to witness the fight
McDonough finally disabled his foe and
sent him to the rear as "A prisoner, while
his comrades sent up tremendous shout
over the victory as an omen of good luck.
Following this incident the British let
loose their volleys of bullets, and for few
moments cut down the intrepid Irishmen
like grain before the scythe The com
mander, Col. Glare, was hit twice. Col.
Dillon was killed at the head of his regi-
ment, and scores of officers and hundreds
of men fell under this fire. Yet there was
scarcely check to the impetuous move
ment of Erin's gallant sons. With their
famous Celtic slogan, "Remember Liner
ick and Saxon pcrlidy," they rushed to
close quarters, thrusting their bayonets
into the faces Of their antagonists before
firing II shot.
Even in front OF that blazing column the
bayonet, like the honest stick in scrim-
mage, had more charms for the Irish lads
than the uncertain muzzle and ilint. They
could feel with their countryman who sang
of his encounter with Claude Duval:
His pistol it flashed,
But his head mashed,
Obi shillolah, you never missed fire.
An unfortunate circumstance happened
at the outset that would have chilled the
ardor of less determined warriors A bri-
gade of Frenchmen, mistaking the Irish in
their scarlet colors for the enemy, charged
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them and fatally wounded many before the
mistake was discovered. Even this did not
cause more than "A temporary wavering,
and the brigade soon saw their opponents
flying from the field. OF the twenty cannon
with the Duke of Cumberland the brigade
made trophies Of fifteen. They also took
two coiors. The colprs and two guns were
captured from the Coldstream guards by
Col. Bulkeley's regiment
So quicl; was the change OF scene after
the Irish got 10 work that a contemporary
spoke Of Cumberiand's column as zen
chantcd legion5 which were visible and in
visible at pleasure" IL was an affair OF
seven or eight minutes. The French war
minister, who WAS on the spot with his king,
said, "ln ten minutes the battle was won. {"
The brigade lost - officers aud 400 men
killed and wounded. Clare's regiment had
its lieutenant colonel and captains
killed, its major aud 8 captains and
1 lieutenant wounded. Dillon's regi-
ment lost its colonel, lieutenant colonel
and 3 captains kiilLd, 3 captains and
lieutcnants wounded HOth's regiment
had 3 captains killed, and its colonel and
o captains wounded. Berwick's regiment
lost 3 capt aims killed, captains and 8
lieutCnanCs wounded. In LBlly's regiment
3 lieutenarts We're killed and the colonel,
lieutenant colonel and major, captains
and licutcnants were wounded. Fitz-
james Irish cavalry regiment, acting with
the horse, also lost heavily. Twenty-fiv
officers Of this regiment were among the
killed and wounded.
Following the battle, which was de
cisive victory for the French campaign,
Louis XIV thanked the several Irish corps
in person. Honors and gratuities were
showered upon the surviving officers, and
when George w Of England heard the de
tails and realized that his son had been de
feated by Irish gallantry he exclaimed,
Cursed be q lie laws which deprive me of
such subjects
Tho laws referred 20 were the penal aud
anti-Catholic m, assures adopted for Ireland
after William u Orange made conquest OF
the Catholic districts in 1851. These meas
ures were held to be in direct violation OF
the treaty at Limerick, hence the battle
cry Of the exie- on the field Of Fontenoy,
Remember Limerick and Saxon per6dy."
Yet it was not with the spirits Of cold
blooded renCgadcs that these irishmen
fought against the English army, in which
their ancestors had won renown, and
where their own race and blood were pitted
against them. After Cumberland had been
driven from the fed of FOntenoy and the
brigade was allowed to rest some OF the
men were seen TO be in tears When
pressed to give "A reason for the sadness on
the heels of such happy victory they re
piled that while they had done their duty
by France, aud would do so again, it was
hard to fight against their own country
men, some Of whom might he friends, and
even relatives. 10 dispcl their sadness the
band was ordered TO play up "Patrick's
Day." when the men responded with a
iovial shout, "fltrrah for old Irelandr'
GEORGE J.. KILMER
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-01

tempted to follow up to theduke's support.
His column was exposed to attack on the
front and each flank, If the French had the
vigor and foresight to act up TO the cmer-
gency Already orders had been given
from the French headquarters to prepare
for retreat, and even the batteries so per
sistently holding the Dutch in check along
the side Of the angle had been told to Gban-
don their ground. The allies under Cum
berland we're astounded and all but par
alyzed by their sudden success. They had
rushed into the center Of the French army;
brigade after brigade Of French infantry
had melted away before them; confusion
and inaction were everywhere noticeable in
the French camp, and Cumberland's men
actually stood still in wonder and uncer-
tainty. Their surprise and inaction lasted
until the French recovered firm grip on
the situation. The commander of the four
reserve cannon, which had been ordered to
the front under Col. Lally's inspiration,
hurried them forward, crying out mo re-
treat; the king orders that these four pieces
of cannon should gain the victory"
The allied column that had broken
through the French was in the form OF an
oblong with three battle fronts. Marshal
SAKE ordered the four cannon to open on
the longest front and cut gaps for the
French cavalry TO dash through. At the
same time the infantry brigades that could
be reformed were TO attack on each flank.
On the extreme French left lay the Irish
brigade, six infantry regiments, known as
Clare's, Bulkeley's, Dillon's, Roth's, Der
wick's and Laliy's. These men bad not
been at the front thus far during the bat
tie. and Ind cursed their luck in consc-
quence, but their enthusiasm, or painting
ardor," as the phrase Is, was about TO be
given loose rem. Iney were placed at
the head Of column to attack the Duke
Of Cumberland's right flank. Being com
posed of young men, all fresh and burning
with hatred Of their old hereditary foe, the
English, their selection to bear the brunt
OF the attack was at once "A compliment,
and a challenge TO them to show proof OF
their mettle. When the word came TO go
Col. Lally said to his men, March against
the enemies OF France and yourselves
without firing until you have the points
of your bayonets upon their bellies"
The Irishmen went forward all animated
with the spirit Of Lally, and coolly re
serving their fire Before them lay slope
ascending toward the allied lines, and
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S' Meets euch alternate Friday at p. m. at
q. a. X. Hall, corner Larrabce and 10th sts.
Mrs. S. A. HoPKTNs President
Mus. ~ j AUSTIN. secretary
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-01

The Washington monument in Wash
ington heads the list Of lofty objects. II
is 555 feet high. The Victoria tower in
London. $40 feet, comes next, and the Bar
tholdi Static Of Liberty ranks third ut 3o5
feet. There are several pyramids, however,
which are lo;lier than the Victoria tower.
that Of ChcOps being 4SG feet bigh.-St
Louis Globe Democrat.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-01

ONTENOY W a $
the turning battle
in the warm Elan
ders between the
French and the
allies supporting
Maria Theresa for
+ h e G er m n II
throne, and the
charge of the Irish
brigade on I h at
bloody field in less
than ten minutes
time wrested vic
tory for the French
from impending
DISASTER The hat
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-01

Miss st. Fashion, cannot understand
how the delicate aud refined Miss Green
dell, the poctess, could marry an Indian.
Miss Brownstone latter rehection|-Pe
haps he was likelihood News.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-01
STEAMBOATS, AND RAILROADS
STE A M BOAT
TIME SCHEDULE
HOURS OF ARRIVAL AND DEPART
ukE TO AND FROM FAlliHAVEN

HOURS OF ARRIVAL. AND pErART
ukE TO AND FROM FAll;iiAVEN
Fairhaven and Tacoma
STATE or wAsnIsoroS
Ar from Tacoma Mon. Ar AT Tacoma Tues
Wed. 4 Fri, 500 am. Thur X Sal. 500
Nv Tor Tacoma Mon. a. m.
Wed. & Fri. $500 y. m. Lv Tacoma sun. Tues.
Thur -. m.
STEAMER FAIIuAvrs
AR from Tacoma Tues.lAr at Tacoma sun.
Thur. & Sat 500 am. Wed. \ fr :, $50 am
Nv for Tacoma TuesJLy I icomn Mon. Wed
Thur. 4 Sat $40 pun q Fri. 8 - IL,
w.H MEHwIN
Ar from Tacoma suniAr at Tucon. n. Mon.
Wed, & Fri. 1000 am Thur, a SIT
Ly Tor Tacoma sun. Ly r. a Tues
Wed Fri. $500 p.m.I Thur. n Fri 3 p. IN,
Fairhaven and Seattle
STEAMER EASTERN oREQoS
Arrives from Seattle Leave FOR Seattle 7;Oo
Arrive at Seattle 400 Leave Seattle 500 u NJ
am
Daily except Monday.
sEHOME
=, Lcgves for Seattle at II. IN. daily except
Monday.
IDAHO
Ar from Seattle Tues. Ly Seattle Mon. Wed
Thur & Sat. 1850 pm. We'd 4 Fri il:OO pm
Lv for Seattle Tues
Thur. & sun. $3.50
For Blaine every Sunday at 4 n, m. Re
turning ayes Blaine Up. m.
STEAMER HAssALo
Ar from Seattle Mon Lv for Seattle Mon.
Wed. & Fri. 1880 p. m. Wed.& Fri. $3.50 pm.
Fairhaven, Blaine and Tacoma
ELIZA ANDERSON
Ar from Tacoma Thur. Ar at Tacoma Tues
4 Sat. 1000 "A. m, & Thur. 300 D. m.
Lv for Tacoma Tues. Nv Tacoma Wed. X
Sun. y. IN. Fri. 3p. m.
AR from Blaine Sun.Lv for Blaine Sunday
$500 "a. M. 2 y. IN.
Fairhaven and Portland
Ships Michigan and Cosmopolis leave Port
land for Fairhavcn four TO six days apart
alternately.
Fairhaven and San Francisco
HAYTIEN REPUBLIC
Leaves San Francisco for Fairhaven semi
monthly.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company
steamers Umatilla, WHlla Wdlla and CITY OF
Pueblo TO call on schedule time, plying e
tween San Francisco and the BAY cities.