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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-17

highly successful concert was given last
evening By the Cecilian Choir, in the Con-
gregational Church. The choir is COM
posed entirely of ladies and the selections
showed much merit and careful practice.
The new Wilson School, in course of cree
ton, on Mound street, will be ready for
occupancy at the opening OF next term. 1t
will be a handsome looking structure. being
Two stories high, and will contain eight
large school-rOOms. The cost will be $50, 000.
Caroline Z. DwiBelie has sued Supcrin-
tendent Y. NJ. FroGden to enjoin him from
collecting damages for the opening of Kings
avenue through the Encinal Park Tract, on
the ground that there is an excess of
$3.50 "a in the assessment of damages in the
total cost of Sl2.6l0-
A Young man named Magnus Fromhnlt,
alias Charles FrOmberg, was arrested in this
city yesterday on a charge of ENLIGHTENMENT
and taken to Oakland, where he is wanted.
He is accused of stealing shotguns He
was arrested on a similar charge In this city
several months ago, but 1t was dismissed
for want OF prosecution.
The residents near the tidal canal are
somewhat alarmed lest the water, which
has collected in the basin, will become stag
nani and give rise to sickness. 1t is The ill.,
tenti0n OF the Government, however TO re-
, move the bank which now separates the es-
tuary from the canal, and thus allow salt
wafer 10 llun lutO IL. lllS huh4u ltLuEuJ
the supposed evil.
A meeting of the Alameda Improvement
Association will be held next week to con-
slider the proposition OF holding a ceebra-
ton upon the completion of the tida-canal
bridge, at the foot of Park street. The
residents Of Twentv-third avenue are de-
srous Of celebrating the event. and wish To
Cooperate with the Alameda people. 1t is
estimated That it will take month yet be-
fore the bridge will be completed.
Berkeley.
1t is stated that the street electric lights
will be lighted again next week.
Some of the students have devised a plan
by which they will be enabled to visit the
Worlds Fair. Each one agreeing to the
plan will pay 81 so a week until the time of
the opening of the fair. By that time it is
estimated that n sufficient sum will have
been laid aside TO enable the members to
pay the fare both ways and have al least
ten days at the fair.
The monopoly in the Berkeley and San
Francisco freight traffic so long enjoyed by
the owners of the Berkeley ferry seems to
have been at last broken. An opposition
boat, the steamer Hope, commenced on
Tuesday morning to carry freight to and
from this place and San Francisco. As the
boat Is a large stern wheeler and can ac-
cOmmOdate all the traffic, there nerd be no
delay as heretofOre. The charge Is 60 cents
per ton, 30 cents lower than the old line
charged, and the owner Of the new boat has
been assured b. the business men of the
town that he can have their freight. A
landing place has been secured on the north
side OF the present ferry wharf, and regular
trips will be made daily
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-17

At Jeffer son vile Ind. recently, unknown
miscreants blew ND the police station with
dynamite. Fortunately no life was lost,
the officers being absent at supper.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-17

The Deutsche Vereln will give an enter
and dance this evening at Pioneer
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-17

Oakland society, with many from this
city, attended the reception given on
Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Miller at their residence on Fourteenth
street. in honor of Major and Mrs. Mhoon
(nee Miller) The decorations were very
elaborate, and the affair proved in every
Wav brilliant surcess
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-16

Arthur j. Balfour. the new government
leader in the house of commons, has found
that as a result of his last official visit to
Ireland he has lost the confidence of some
of the most vigorous Troy supporters of the
government. His speech at Plymouth
with its clear announcement of local gov
eminent for Ireland has sharply alienated
many of those who may be most truly
called 1.-The English garrison" in Ireland.
They know that 4 measure of local govern
ment must make way for home rule, and
their course as to the next session of par
lament is by no means clear. One Tory
Irishman. Hon. Richard Dawson, has re-
signed his candidature for an ad-
jacent division OF Devonshire because
he could not see his way to
agreement with Balfour. The Irish Union
lists will demand as the lowest price of allie
glance and support that the country coun-
Gil suffrage shall be greatly restored and
that vigorous state control shall be main
tanned over the local authorities, so that
they can be disposseSSed of power as the
Irish boards of guardians are dispOssessed
without further reference to parliament.
In spite of DisraeE's dictum as to
'.jobnsng grand iuries,' they will contend
thatfhe grand jury system is in essence
everything that a nominated government
can be, and OF course they are not anxious
10 play into the hands of the friends of
home rule On the other hand the govern
meut really desires to pass an Irish local
government bill at the next session.
by the ministerialists the matter is dis
cassed IN This way They say if such bill
is passed their work prior to an appeal to
the country would be complete, and they
will then ask the electors TO accept policy
of rest for Ireland for time in which she
maydigest the legislation which has been
adopted The issue, therefore, at the gen.
eta election will be very distinct.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-16

NJ. Jules Simon had the satisfaction this
week of seeing bill regulating the hours
of labor of women and children pass the
French senate. The provisions of the bill
are not all that NJ. Simon desires, but he
eSpectS ia the near future to see his hopes
in a great measure realized. AT
seventy-Seveu, and after career
as an author that has stretched over more
than half a century, Jules Simon is publish
ing what he thinks may be his last book.
Thirty years ago he wrote IL Ouyiereun,"
and to-day, equally solicitous for the wei
fare of the workingTnen OF France, ne an
rounces Il book on the Femme Du Wing
tienue Steele" Whatever may be his
hopes for the work OF the next
century, uhe is profoundly dis
turbed by the condition of the women
of the poorer classes in France of the
present century. The depopulation ques-
ton causes him alarm. There is year by
Many causes have contributed TO bring
about this result, and amongst them the
nature and extent of the industrial employ
ment of women.
In the towns" NJ. Jules Simon said in
his speech addressing the senate on the
measure, where woman is transformed
into an industrial creature, she disappears
as wife and mother from human society.
She is separated all day, sometimes part of
the night also, and in certain cases the
whole of the night from her hus-
band. In consequence of this abb
sence she is almost entirely destitute
of family. The husband seeks elsewhere
the happiness which his wife, detained like
him during the day, cannot make for him.
The children are brought up away from
their mother in the creche or the refuge, if
there is one, if not, in the street. Mar
riages and divorces Increase
As remedy NJ. Simon demanded shorter
hours for women workers. He pleaded
that the working wife and mother should
have at least one of he hours she now
spends at the factory or workshop to
devote to her home and children. This
would, he said. save hundreds of thousands
of lives and improve both manners and con-
ditions. Even as matter of money the
domestic toll of the poorer woman in her
own home is more profitable for the family
than the wages she would earn at the mill
or shop. NJ. Simon, in concluding his.
argument in the senate. said: What do
we ask parliament to dol To listen to the
voice of nature which places the babe in the
arms and in the heart of the mother"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-16
Opening Letters by Law.


81 noticed a short time ago." said Wash
ington official, ''that some objection was
made by a Mr.. Pell of the San Domingo
Shore Line road to the opening of private
letter by the chief OF the secret service bu-
reau. 1t is not generally known that the
rules of the postoffice department empower
inspectors to open suspicious letters at dis
erection. The public appears to be very
much astonished at this proceeding mem
toned, but assure you that it is carried
to greater extent than even those who
know all about it suppose.
I'm fact, under the rules of the postofice
department, almost any private letter can
be opened and read. This will surprise
some people, presume, but it is neverthe-
less true, and a reference to the private in
structions to postoffice inspectors which
are in printed form, will convince anybody
OF it. Whether such Eecret privileges are
ever used illegitimately, would be difficult
to find out. 1t is u good deal like arresting
a man ON suspicion. AS a matter of fact,
therefore, you will see the United States
mails are no more sacred than the mails in
Russia or any other country, so far as gov
ernment espionage is concerned"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-16
NEWPORT, TEX, Feb. !, 1891.

NEWPUKI, IEA.i FtD ], 1871.
Fort Worth Gazette.
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its adhesion to the Triple Alliance is prema-
ture. The fact is that the Roumanian gov
eminent has been sounding the powers as
to their disposition to recognize and guar
antee to Roumania neutrality similar to
that of Belgium. The reply of
England has not been encour.
aging. The geographical position of
Roumania renders it very difficult for any
power except Austria to render effective
assistance to Roumania in case of Russian
aggression, and it is doubtful whether Aus
tria would accept the burden unless backed
by some other power capable of affording
military assistance. No Importance is given
to the rumor that Russia has offered
to retrocede the territory taken from Rou-
mania in 1878 in exchange for the Dobroudja
as Roumania is in no position to offer an
effective resistance should Russia
insist upon occupying it. The re-
cent article in the Kreuz Zeitung
of Berlin in connection with this question,
in which it is stated that the occupation OF
the Dobroudia does not constitute casus
belli for Germany and that Austria would
not be supported by Germany if she took it
as one, is much commented on in Roumania
and is looked upon by 9fhy as an invitation
to Russia to advance/
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-16
BoNHAM, TEX, Aug. Q, 1890

10 the Fort Worth Gazette:
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COLORADO, TEX, Aug. 9, 1890.
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H.. .'r lire bridge to cross Groes beck.
-, .t.. was SI4l0 and the structure was
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KoPPERL, TEX, Jan. 81, 1921.
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Tex:
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