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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-30
sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.
FRIDAY, January %.
Stmr North Fork, D0ran, % hours from Eu-
Teka; pass and mdse, 20 ChaS Nelson
Stmr Coos Bay, Leland, 90 hours from Newport,
etc; pass ana mdse. to GoOdall, Perkins q Co.
Stmr Point Arena, hansen. l6 hours from MendO-
elmo; pass and mdse. TO MendOclnO Lumber Co.
Cleared.
FRIDAY. January %,
Stmr Newbern Won Helms, Guaymas Goodall,
Perkins * Co
stmr state OF California. Ackley, Portland; Good
all. Perkins Il Co.
law.
stmr Humboldt, Edwards, Humboldt; NJ Kansh
q co.
Ger ship Adelaide, Noting, Liverpool; Balfour
Guthrie & Co.
Br bark Woollshra, Rameson, sydney; j Moore
& Co.
Br bark Scottish knight, Fowler. Liverpool; W
McNear.
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sun AID TIDE TABLE.
Computed by Thomas TENEENT. ChrOnOmeter AL
instrument Maker, + California street.
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor
> H. W. INV. L. w. l. W. e
Small Large Small Large.
3O..I Ito AH'1l28 An 538 AM 6@2 PA7.l65.31
81. LAP AM 0ZU PM 629A AN TIP PM7l55.32
Feb Large. Small.
H.. 2 II AM LII pm 1922 AM 7.54 PM7.l4 3. 33
a.. 2.47 AN. 2.2O PM S2l AN S.4S PM7.l35.34
B.. 8. 20 AN. 3. 81 Pm 8 u AN. 9.32 PS7lZ5.35
Large Small!
g.. 4O3 AN 4.56 PM 10 81 AMlO2O PM7Il g. SO
o. +.48 AN. 6.3l PNIl.42 ANlll8 PN7.lO5.3S
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Following were the sales IN the raclhe stock Board
ArrERNooN .EssIoN-g I'D

30 Alpha.....b5 800 lmD....,0S 80 Mono. lilo
200 ALTA. 40 loo EIchea.37 - 200 Peer ....l6
100 Audes....S0 800 .......... 3. loo Potost 80
100 a B...2PO so q els 200 S B& IL. 65
100 BOdie....67 300 N ..l7O 1000 summit. .0S
200 Bulwcr 81 200 Lady W 10 100 : King
100 ChOilaT j, 80 50 Mono. 90 90 YJackJ eel
4U0 CC&N...5baI 90 ....... loo 90 ... ..l 10
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MORNING SALES.
Boardo5O Water, 81; rs Cal Electric Light,
street-l00 Oakland Gas, 81; so V Water 81.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board75 Cal Electric Light, 1917. Is state In
Vestment lhs' 3D. 90 Hawaiian Commercial, AS.
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POrtland's Business

New YORK, Jan. 29-wool steady Domestic
fleece 3U@36c = 10.
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And in accordance with law, and an order from
the Board OF Directors, made on the 23d day OF De-
cember, 1891, so many shares Of each parcel OF
such stock may be necessary VIII be sold at pub
lie auction at the Office Of the company, Room 8
Hayward's Building, 4l9 California street san
francisco, Cal, on Wednesday, the lTth day OF
February, 1892. at the hour OF l O'Clock P. n OF
said day to pay said delinquent assessment there
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
of sale. r. F. KELLY, Secretary.
Ofice-Room 3. Haywards Building. 419 Cailtor-
MIA street, san Francisco. Cal jag I'd
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Deiluqnt
No. Amt ia the SaleDay
hoard
company

Assessments Pending.
Tie following is list OF assessments now pending:
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Senator Sherman says he will never be a
candidate for political Office again. and at
the, expiration OF his Senatorial term he
Tlll retire neTInRnently from political life,
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LINQ0EN4 SALE WoT1OE-oRUIKsHANS

TlhLINQUENG 5ALA NOIIUE-OHU IAsHANNl
~ Gold Mining Company. Location Of princfSaa
place of business. San Francisco. Gal Location Gs
works, Los Burros District Monterey County, Cal
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described Stooz, on account Of Assessment mo %
levied on the It'll day OF July, 1891, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
sharenoldere as follows:
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Names. JeTuhfate Shares AD-s
George b. Root Trustee...... Z349 - 81 90
And in accordance with law and an order from
the Board OF Directors. made on the 18TH day OF
December, 1891. so many shares Of each parcel OF
such may be necessary Will be sold at pub
lie auctiO at the saiesTCOms OF samuel T. Middle
ton, y Montgomery st, San Francisco, Cal, on
MON DAY, the 18th day OF February, 1892, at the
hour Of O'Clock n. OF said day, to pay said de-
Hnqu5nt assessment thereon, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of sale
GEORGE r. SPINNEY. Secretary.
Omce-No. 80 Pine St, Room g, San Francisco,
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nELINQUENT SALE NOTICE. SCORPION
II Silver Mining Company Location OF prime pal
place Of business, san Francisco Cal; location
OF works, Virginia City. Storey County, New.
Nouce-Ihere are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account Of assessment 40. %
levied on the 18th day Of December, 1891, the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
gDeCtIye shareholders as follows.
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NOTE-Assessmeuts or mines not Isleu On tHs
Board fail delinquent IN once.
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ADA,s pERFEor FORM.
Tho AOtross to be the Model for tho Silver
Statue, After AN.

1ho ACtf0B3 TO DO ine oiOuel loE 1hO oANSA
Statue, After All.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1l.-That 100000 stat
ne of silver through which Montana is
advertising itself and its buildings at
the worlds fair took new course yes
terday, but the sensationt did not last
long. "a. morning paper reproduced the
photographer Mrs. Annie /. Beach,
who, it was said, had been chosen in
stead Of Ada Rehan us the model for the
statue. The picture showed the lady in
classic costume.
Mrs. Beach was an illinois girl, but
was married twelve years ago and NOV
ed to Montana. Two years ago she
conceived the idea of studying for the
stage. After short time spent in New
York City she came to this city and APP
piled for admission to the conservatory
OF music. She has been under
Prof. Kayzer's tuition since that time.
She is said to possess histrionic talent
and sent photographs OF herself to the
Montana commissioners rs compete
tor to act as model. for the statue.
Late Yesterday the story was ex-
ploded when Walter NJ. Bickford, mem
Der OF the Montana exeCutive'committee
for the fair, arrived in the city. Mr..
Bickford said that Miss Ada Rehan has
been positively selected as the model
for the silver statue, and the model has
already been made in clay. Mrs.
Beach, Mr.. Bickford declares, has not
been considered at all by the commits
sion Ms a model or figure.
Sculptor Richard II. Park, who is
modelling the statue, said simply and
effectively and finally that Miss Ada
Rehan was the chosen model, and the
statue would be finished in eight days.
Mrs. Beach will neither figure, nor will
she in any way be connected with the
statue, which is modelled after Ada
Rehnn.
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rho pnmocrntic. Prlmaries.

There was great hustling among DEM
ocrats last Saturday. In some respects
the primary election had the earmarks
of n real partisan clash. About 1900
votes were polled, which is commenda-
BILE as far as it goes. 1t should have
gone farther. Every Democratic vote
in the city should have been polled,
Just as Republicans should do when
their turn comes.
For mayor, Mr.. seabright, present in
cumbent, came near polling as many
votes as the two opposing candidates,
although they are both men who have
served we'll in public station and one
of them has been circuit judge.
Enough Democrats remained awayfrom
the polls to have brought about a
different result.
The absent strength was sufficient to
oyerwhelm Mr.. seabright and offer the
people of Wheeling a first rate nominee.
It is the active element OF party that
counts in a primary election, and Mr..
seabright is entirely satisfactory to the
element that makes Democratic nomi-
nations in Wheeling.
The mayor ran on his record and no.
body had a show against him. His rec
ord suits the 1925 Democrats who voted
for him. Presently there will be an OPP
portunity to see whether it suits the
people Of Wheeling. Mr.. seabright's
grip on his own party is beyond cues
ton, but there is a question beyond
this.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A fierce communal war has broken
outin Billy-sur-0 urcq, France, over the
peculiar way in which the mayor In
terprets the swine ordinance. The
mayor has divided the swine into two
categories. Those owned by himself
and his friends form one, and those
owned by his political adversaries the
other. The ruling OF his honor is that
the swine Of the first category may
roam wherever they choose, but that
those OF the second will be liable TO.
seizure il found within hundred yards
OF private residence.
The hair on the ordinary doll is made
from the hair OF the Angora goat. This
product is controlled by an English
syndicate, and is valued at $40, 100000 a
year. After the hair is prepared it is
sent to Munich and made into wigs by
girls. Human hair is used only for
what are known as the "last dolls" that
is, dolls for big girls, who like to do up
their dolls hair in the latest style.
In the Jewel House OF the Towor OF
London, the place where the British
crown and other royal insignia are kept.
there ia a book bound throughout in
gold, even to the wires OF the hinges.
Its clasp is two ru0ies set at opposite
ends OF four golden links. On one side
there is a cross OF diamonds; on the
other the English coat OF arms set Ill
diamonds, pearls and rubies.
A scheme for the insurance Of work
men against accidents has just been
drawn up by the Russian ministry OF
finance. The pensions will amount to
half the annual salary OF the workmen
at the time OF their death. The children
OF the latter will also receive, until they
maintain their majority, an allowance
of 10 to 20 percent OF the salary paid to
their father.
Capt. Eugene Favre, of the schooner
Saint Peter, captured an immense sea
bull-bat fish on Saturday at Bay st.
Louis, Miss. He estimates the weight
OF the fish at about 5000 pounds. He
claims that it measured seven feet in
length with tail seven feet long. The
width OF the mouth, he further says,
was twofeet and between the eyes seven
feet.
1t is said that mail matter dropped in
the postoflice at Paris is delivered in
Berlin in an hour and half, and come
times within thirty-fye minutes. The
distance between the cities is $50 miles,
and the mail is sent by means OF pneu-
matte tubes.
A rare visitor to English waters has
been caught off the Lincolnshire coast
between Skegness and Gibraltar Point
file.back suntish. The creature
weighed nearly three-quarters OF q ton
and was over seven feet long.
George. Smith is to be tried at Val
paraiso, Ind, for the third time, on the
charge Of having stolen five-cent cigar.
About 81 900 it is asserted have been
expended in lawyers fees.
The people OF Maine at the last cleo
ton adopted an amendment to their
constitution requiring hereafter an edu-
cational qualification as prerequisite
to the right to vote.
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MORNING SMILES.

Mrs. Chugwater docking at the man
ufacturers building from the wooded
island)-"Is it wonderful, Josiah !!
So tremendous, so overwhelming, yet
so noble, so magnificent, so purely class
ical!' Mr.. Chugwater- "Its the grand
est thing in the world. never can
look at the building without thinking
OF the five whole carloads OF nails it
took to lay the floor."-Chicago Tribune.
81 suppose you are anxious to get
out?' said one OF the visiting committee
to q convict. Yes, ma'am, indeed l
am" "Want to begin life all over, |
suppose?" mot in partickle-, but l
knows where there's bank that's dead
easy to break, an Pm afeard some
bloomin' chump'll get there afore me-"
-Bufalo Express.
Little Tommy-"say, are you engaged
to my sister or are you not" AIgernon
(blushing furiously)-"I am-am not,
Tommy, but l would like-to be-"
Little Tommy-"Come out from be-
hind that door, sis. ! knew I'd earn
that quarter. "-KdnSas City Times
"Let us take cotton as an example,"
exclaimed IN uptown tariff debater.
"Or, for that matter, let US take tobacco.
Or, better still, let us take whisky"
And tho eaair Immediately declared a
recess at the debater's expense
BuigGt.
"This paper says they electrified q
mummy in London some time ago and
made it talk" "What did it say?" 81
don't know. fancy it was something
like Cad, Pm dry!"-BrodElyn Life.
GLOW do look?" asked the turkey as
he expanded his gorgeous array OF
feathers. aft to KILL" replied the sar-
donic old rooster, who is SO tough he
can't be eaten Washington Star.
He-"Do you think l could get pass
on your fathers road?" She-"Noi they
don't pass anything but dividends on
his road. I've heard him say SOP
Life.
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sneaker Crisn snubbed.

Mr.. Cleveland and his chums OF the
Reform Club may not be fond of Mr..
Crisp, but when they snubbed him at
the dinner last Saturday night they
could not have stopped to think what
they were doing.
The speaker Of the house Of repre-
sentatives is in Importance the third
officer OF the national government. Mr..
Crisp to-day holds the highest official
position held by any Democrat. Mr..
Cleveland will not overtop him until
he goes into the White House.
Surprising, as he had right to sup
pose, that having been invited to tho
dinner he would be included among the
speakers, and would be regarded as not
the least of them, Mr.. Crisp prepared a
speech and furnished an advance copy
to the Associated Press.
Speaker Crisp has been a Hill man,
that was Cleveland admiration meet
ing, and the speaker of the house was
not called on. The afront was not only
to Mr.. Crisp, but as well as to the large
body of Democratic representatives in
Congress who elected him speaker.
Tho moral OF the Reform dinner les
son is that if you don't stand in with
Cleveland you are out in tho cold. We
shall probably hear more OF this Incl
dent. Men of Speaker Crisp's ability
do not usually permit themselves to be
stunv without turning.
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A mistaken Notion.

The repeated successes OF Mayor Sea-
bright at tho polls have filed some Re-
publicaus with the notion that their
way to defeat him is to oppose him with
one of his own sort. Which leads tho
INrElIIdEwcER to remark that the first
consideration is nominee worthy to
fill the Office.
II the people of Wheeling want the
sort OF mayor that Mr.. seabright lie, by
all means lot him be Democrat. The
IxTELLloEScER hoped that the Democrats
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WHEELING, DEoEMGEn IL, 1909.
For Mayor and chief of Police.

The Republicans of Wheeling must
present for mayor and for chief Of po-
leo two first rate men. The chief of
police should be a man Of as good stand
ing as the mayor, and both should be
equal to tho best in the city.
Seeing what temptations beset the
chief of police, including the tempta-
ron to work for second term by COM
mending himself to the elements that
make business OF breaking the law, it
would be great gain if for once we
could have in the office man to whom
the salary and fees would be no consid-
Grafton. He should be man OF proved
moral and physical courage.
Thereare such Republicans in Wheel
ing, but when asked to allow the use
of their names they decline. They
have no time for that kind of thing.
AS for the Office of chief of police, they
think that beneath them. This shows
that there is need OF placing the Office
for at least one term in the hands OF a
man who will bringit up to the proper
standard and show what a real man
can do with it.
The mayor OF Wheeling has little
power. The chief OF police has great
deal of power. II we could have in
these two Offices two men who would
cooperate out Of their regard for each
other, for the dignity OF the law and
for the public welfare, We would have
an ideal combination. There are two
such men in Wheeling-William II.
Exley and John Bodley.
They have large interests in this
community and a deep interest in its
good name. They have intelligence
and nerve. They have the time. They
are warm friends and close companions.
They would pull together like two thor
oughbreds.
Either would make a good mayor,
either would make a good chief OF
police. Let us have Colonel Exley for
mayor and Major Bodley for chief OF
police. Thafa a combination. You
can't better it and they can't beat it.
An Exley-Bodley campaign would
sweep everything before it.
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to take moro of their products and re-
lieve the depression in their trade. To
this course the Democratic party is
pledged. And the American iron and
steel trade-is that to be benefited by
the same policy?
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Mr. PEvDLEroN has announced the
names of sundry persons whom he will
recommend for appointment as post
masters. We do not find the Wheeling
postotfice in the list. Is this Of less inn
portance than the others?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-12

Dip you ever think what patience it
requires to try to please the Christmas
shoppers-so many tastes, SO many
whims, SO many things to choose from?
1t is wonder that the insane asylums
are not crowded after the holidays.
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would put up one of their best, which
would have started competition of a
kind croditable to both parties ending
in a choice creditable to the city,
The duty of Republicans is to name
the best man they can find, give him
loyal support and leave the result with
the people.
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Hoods sarsaparilla stands at the head
in the medicine world, admired in pros
perity and envied in merit by thou
sands OF would.be competitors. 1t has
u larger sale than any other medicine.
Such success could not be won without
positiye merit
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IT is an interesting feature Of the re-
count in Ohio county that the Demo
cratic nominees gained. The majority
OF tho election officers we're Democrats.
wero the Democratic election officers
ignorant or we're the Democratic can
yassers Of the returns unfair?
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From pbiladeInhia TO GLORY.

Death is the great fact in the life OF
the typical Philadelphia. The last OF
him interests him more than any other
episode in his career Unlike the Bos-
tonian he does not pass away for the
mere delight OF being buried in a
Mount Auburn. He has in mind some
thing very different.
He will be decently inferred in the
sympathetic columns of his favorite
newspaper; and as the years 90 by he
will be appropriately remembered in
the same columns on each anniversary
of his departure for better land.
Whether there is continuing con-
tract beginning with the hour and arti-
Gle of death, taking in the transition
from the vault to the grave and bearing
in gentle remembrance each auniversa-
ry, We are unable to say.
Here are some gems from the obituary
column of the Philadelphia Ledger for
oneday last week. "Died," which every
body understands; "Interment" which
stands for removal from vault to grave;
SIN Memoriam," which is the annual
tribute. Note specimen OF memorial
publications, including the memorial
verse, without which the Philadelphia
longing would not be satisfied:
IN MEMORIAM,
sTAHL-In loving remembrance Of devoted
wife and loving mother, CHRISTINA sTAuL, VINO
died two years ago to-day. December z, lSOO
Gone, but not forgotten -,
ZTRKLER, who died December 7, 1881, aged q
months.
A bud the Gardener gave us,
pure and lovely child;
He gave It to our keeping.
To cherish Undecided.
But just as twas opening
To the glory OF the day,
Down came the heavenly Gardener
And took our bud away.
PAPA, MAMMA AND GRANDMOTHER
ZTRKLER-In loving remembrance OF BAR
RARA ZlRKLER, who died one year ago today,
December Z, 1891.
Upon lone and silent grave,
There sweetly sleeps Our dazzling Barbara,
The one, o God, we could not save.
BY HER GRANDMA, L. ROBINSON.
LllthLEf-lu loving TGlHellDLuuNS VI IlAh-
BARA ZtRXLEE, who died one year ago today
December7. 1891.
oh. how sweet II Is to think,
When beneath clOudess sky,
We shall meet dGaf- little barbara
In the happy by and by.
The ZirkIer family came out strong,
five OF them in three stanzas. If some
thing seem to be lacking in the verse it
may be because it has to do duty for SO
many occasions, for male and female,
for young and old, for Emma andsa
and Jane and John and William and
George as we'll as for the Barbaras.
1t is very pleasant custom for the
newspaper, for it is harmless and de-
lights the heart of the business office.
1t may be remarked that the Philadel-
phia public as it speaks through the
newspaper quoted from demands five
times as much space for its deaths as
for its marriages; which is an interest
ing social phenomenon.
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Mr.. CLEVELAND made another speech
last Saturday night and neglected an
opportunity to say something. Among
other things he did not mention his
party's platform. Whittier is Mr..
Cleveland drifting?
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SOME of the Democratic nominations
for Council are excellent and challenge
the Republicans to put forward their
best. There is wide margin for i'm
provement in the City Council. There
are some indications OF popular deter
mination to have improvement this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-12

IT seems now that the Democrats are
not to have the senate unless they can
show that they are entitled to it,
Their earlier idea was that they were
to have it anyhow, and many Republic
cans were willing to let them take it
that way to SEQ what they would do
with IL nil.
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REMARKED by R. @. Joiner, OF Allen
P. O.. Hillsdale Co., Mich: Nothing
gave my rheumatism such quick relief
as Dr. Thomas Electric Oil-believe it
infallible for rheumatics." D&w
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Epw. L. Rose, having interests at
other points demanding his individual
attention and removal from the city,
advertises his business and residence for
sale in another column. This is good
opportunityto secure an old established
remunerative business. Read his ad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-12

THERE is vigorous effort to take SEN
ator Hawley's scalp. The country would
regret to see Connecticut do herself SO
great discredit. Senator Hawley is too
good and too useful man to be retired.