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The morning call., 1892-11-01
MADE WITH A SHORT PENCIL

All Yea a Chinese labOier, who was on his way
from Chico to enfeT hospital IN this eiiy, eied
on an Oakland ferry boat yesterday. Consunli-
tlon was the cause OF death.
4 lecture viii be delivered by Ca tam Henry
Z. Eyeltn. +. r. e, s., before the Geographical
Society OF California en- THE Malay Arehi.
peago" diuStratedl al Union-square Hall on
Thursday next.
L. H. Darling WAS yesterday appointed night
Inspector OF customs vice Henry ID. GiyeBs Siis-
pended. and Charles A. Mau. who has served bis
probationary term 10 the satisfaction OF the Sur
Veyor OF the Port, was admitted to fun fellow
ship with the force of regular night Inspectors
The sale Of seats for the concert to be given b..
the Saturday Morning Dorchester for he benefit
OF the Maria Kip 0Tphanage and Hahnemann
Hospital at the Grand Opera on Tuesday even
ing Is the largest ever handled by Manager Love
He sold or exchanged nearly 1900 seats In four
hours on Saturday.
John l.. ASten aged 70, a native OF New York
and an engineer by occupaIi0B. was sent to the
Agnews Insane Asylum yesterday. He has peen
In Napa five times before. Asten is particularly
obi rcii0nabie 10 people at The depots anu sn IIe
streetcars when he gets In ore of his ITS He
experienced MS FIRST attack Thirty years ago.
Henry Lee, sn lronmoder, escaped from the
Ci3y Prison aud prosecution yesterday afternoon
BY wedding Sophia Lineenfeder, a domestic
who accused him of having wronged her under
promise OF marriage. The ceremony was per.
formed IN the prison by Justice OF The Peace
Gray. after which Judge Love signed an oIder
for The sT0Otn's release.
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THAT RAILROAD REPORT.
Morgan VIII Have It Ready"
in Ten Days. -.
Eureka Clamors for Transcohtinental Road:
and Has Five Hundred Years CT.
Freight to ofsr. -.

Il have just returned from Eureka said.
Colonel Morgan, the railroad expert, who IS.
engaged upon an examination Of all the
railroad and waterway systems OF the State
for the State Board Of Railroad Commits
siOners.
Il have now covered all my outside work; :.
and since l commenced on the 18th July
have made personal inspection of all YOUR
railroad and waterway SYSTEMS i shall
now be engaged entirely upon the compile
ton OF my report. which l expect to present
within the next ten days 10 the board. II is
impossible for me to disclose the terms of
that report now. | presume it will be EN-.
bodied in the Commissioners annual re-
port.
Il have been immensely struck With the
great resources Of wealth in Eureka. =.
They are clamoring there for railroad
direct to the East TO ship their lumber by
The redwood forests there are thing to
contemplate. They calculate there that:
with an annual shipment Of 125 000, 900 feet
of lumber it would take 800 years to.ship
their forests.
Il think it a moderate estimate.
The resources of that section are some
thing enormous. On the other hand it is
difficult place 10 get at with railroad from
east or SOUTH
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF AN
L IRON AND STEEL PIER AT THE L. y
NAVAL C0ALlNG STATION, IN THE HARBOR
OF PAGO PA60 SAMOA.-RUREAu or VANS
AND DOCKS, NAVY DEFAs TMENr, WAsHISGToS
ID. e, october 81 lS92.-Sealed proposals la dunlI-
cate lnuersed proposals for Iron aud steel Pier
VIII be received At this tureau until O'Clock p NJ
on slst OF December. 1892, and publicly opened
immediately thereafter, for constructing and erect
ing an Iron and Steel Pier at the T. : Naval Coat
ing station. Page Page, Samoa. specifications aad
DARK forms OF proposals VIII be furnished upon
application to this bureau where plans can be seen
and further Information obtained Plans and speci-
neatiobs eau also be seen ut the Navy Pay ofhce.
san francisco, Cal Responsible security viii be
required for the faithful performance OF the con
tract Ia SUM equal to 20 per eeptIm OF the con
tract price. A certified cheek for 5000 must &c.
company each pro posaf forte { in OF fall
ure TO enter into contract The right reserved to
reject any or all proposals not deemed advantage
Gus to the Government snd to waive defects. \. Ii.
FARQU HAIR, Chez Of IUreal. mol Is - At
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL

The smallest screws in the world are
used in the production of watches. The
fourth jewel wheel screw has 260 threads t.
The inch. these threads being $1,000 Of an
inch in diameter. The screws are too small
to count, but it has been estimated that the
ihimhle of an ordinary woman will told
Ice, 900 OF them.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.


n Office II HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Coz
~ partnership heretofore existing between o. e.
But ENSCh0N anu s. II. BkACkBiL Ii Is this day
snnnlled: ali persons hereby cautioned that o.
&. BUTENSCH0N wi not be responsible or any
debt. Signed: q. e. Blu Ten SCH0N.
ar>ll Ar< tn
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y ALDWIN a HAMMOND.
Successors TO
MCAFcE. BALDWIN & HAMMOND.
REAL-ESTATE AGENTS,
AUCTIONEERS AND RENT COLLECTORS,
10 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Successors t
MARINE VIEW LOTS.

Northwest cor. OF Clay and Locust sts; lot SIS :sx
~ ;siA one OF the choicest corners ca Preside
Heights; offer wanted.
lo2xl27 :sl4 south line OF Clay ST.. near Cherry
will sell cheap.
sl4.oOO-ofer wanted: northwest corner Of Val.
ielo aud Scott SIS; lot 6s:SxlS7 Is.
Halejo-st. lots between Scott and Deyisadero
size. at less than 5000 per foot
Green-st lots. between Scott and DeyisaderO 81 90
per foot and upward.
Devisadero-st lots, between Green and Union
Uhion-st. lots. between Scott and Devisadero ct
Pacific ave. between Broderick and Baker north
side commanding extensive marine view, S225 per
loot; offer wanted.
CHOICE AND CHEAP LOTS.
$6oq0-Calfornia St. mr.. Hyde: Tot ~ :exl37 % .
viii ray big ate OF interest II improved with flats
size S0xl37 IS; streets on both sides accepted.
slOoO-Chenery 81, nr. Thirtieths lot 25xl0s;
California st, Jones: superb building lots any
SIZE: S5z9 Ter 'front.' foot; choice northwest corner
CsLofnth aud ones sts. only 500 per front foot.
= 100 each-z lots on feil -. mr. brcderlck; 25x
1877 IS each.
$500 eacn-Devisadcro r.. mr. MrAnister: 2
park
Scott st. bet. Fultoa aud NeAuuter; ane build
ing lois: on neT anxious 10 sell.
ssl5o-Choiee Tot, MeAliisVer aud Scott SIS. ;
S3l00-CIay st, near baker; lot 25xlO5. really a
bargain.
s2s5O-oaer wanted; Golden Gate ave. near
$500 eaeh-3 lots on Lyon st. bet Fulton and
or We; street paved win bitumiEOus rock and ac
HYDE and ORTIZ Point Sts.: 5O-vara lot close 20
terminus OF Bydest. cars no reasonable ofier re-
fused.
$500 eaeh-3 tots on Capp ST. 10th; 25x75 4;
steet paved with bssalt blocks and accepted.
SSOU each-1l lots cor. or Elizabeth aud Elts y (:
street ork done; owner anxious to sell.
IAN 81. Sanchez: lot 25rIOO: we have
instructions 10 obtain an immediate offer on this
property.
$3.50 each block from Mission road: ? original
West End lots: S9X2 feet each: level and fenced
hue soil: terms to suit purchaser.
Baker-st cable; lots near Greenwich st oniy
$1,000 each: also Baker and Greenwich
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STORAGE.

E'lRST-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
\ S42-5i4 Mission ST CHAS L. TAYLOR iy3sr
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

T. Ii. UMBsEN & CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIoNEERS.
Ia Montgomery ST.. s. II.
Call and obtain one OF our "Real Estate Rec
ords." which contains a list Of properties for
safe IN al parts OF the city.
$4,000 1-sToRY BUILDING OCCUPIED AS
&OoOO. bntchershop on Mission ST.,
18th; size of lot 25xS0. G Ii. UMBSEN d CO.. IA
Montgomery ST.
$4,000 COTTAGE ia OF Rooms AND BATH
25x77:6 G. H. uMBsEH fi CO. Ia Monsomsr y.
GCO0O . ELEGANT FLATS ON SUFFER-
gu st. OF and rooms and bath each:
bay windows; brick foundations: rents s62 80 per
Montgomery St
G7S0O . FINE BAY WINDOW FLATS ON
" OOO. Geary St, close 10 public PARK; cou-
tains ana rooms and bath each; brick founda-
u H. uMBSEN & CO.. Il Montgomery St
G7100 2NIcE BAY-wIHpow FLATS AND
u 1oU. rear house, on Scott ST.. a sh ort dis
lance from the Gearyst eaeie road; renting for
Se+S per annum; lot 25x9O. q. H. UMBSEN & CO..
Il Montgomery St
$4,000 CLOSE TO VALENCIA AND 10TH;
N1oOOO. 2-story house of rooms; renting for
$2o2 pr annum. u. IL UMBSES q CO.. Ia Mont
gOmery 81.
G71O0 FRONT AND REAR HOUSE ON
% tOU. stockton ST.. close TO Greenw lch:
'front.' house contains rooms ana fats; al so
mousse rents 1897 per annum; bay-w indows:
eTl'k foundations, etc. q. Ii. uMbSEN a CO., Il
Montgomery s..
G71SO 2 FLATS ON RIDLEY ST.; con-
U 1oU. tanning and rooms and bath; rent
lug FOR S624 per aDnum: lot 25x90 G. If. UMB-
sen CO.. II Montgomery ST.
G10O0 1 TENEMENTs on FRELON ST.
O1OOV. close to Attn; con tanning rooms each:
renting Tor $3.50 per annum: lot 25xSO. q. H.
UMBsEN Il Co., IA Montgomery St
$1,000 2-sToRY HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS:
" WV. brick foundations; etc; stable; barn
Tor horses; on Caroline St. lot 25xS5. "a. IT,
UMBSEN CO., IA Montgomery St
SD 600 Front AND I REAR HoqsEs on
mum; lot 5OXSO. Il. II. UMBSEN Il CO., il
Montgomery ST.
SIT 400 FINE sgBsTANTIAL INVEST
ana rear house, In drst-class condition stone
walks; rents $500 per annnm; lot 4Oxs7 IS: al
ways rented. q. H. UM BsEN & CO.. IA dontgy st.
G05 OOO FINE CORNER PROPERTY on
G'-C'OOV. Suffer ST II stores aud fats; bay
windows; BRICK foundations lot 81 :6K 90; rents
slS7 so per month -G. H. UMBSES & CO. Il
Montgomery ST.
&1SS0 FLATS ON CLARA ST. Mr. 9Th.
" TOW. renting for S4SU per annum; always
rented. 6. II, UMBSEN & co. "a Mon tgomery ST.
SI5 900 nnowARD ST: aNEARLY NEW
u -. COU' 2story bay-gindOw houses In store
and hats; brick foundations; etc; stone walks:
rents si.uo per annum; lot 50Ks5. q. H. UMBSEN
4 co, u Montgomery ST. mol Turn
DEDUCED TO $500: NEW FLATS. ROOMS
~ each, and large lot 81 :6xlls: Valley St. bet.
DoioTes ana Church: close TO the electric cars.
THOMAS MAGEE 20 Montgomery st. mol II
Ge0O WILL BUY LOTS 25xl2O EACH:
0OOO W side Berlin st, near olmstea1: Pau
Tract Homestead Association. CnAS C. FISHER,
81 Montgomery 81.
BALDWIN a HAMMOND
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FINANCIAL.


THE COUPONS OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE
l. bonds OF the North Pacific Coast Railroad Co.
due November VIII be paid on and after that late
upon presentation at the Offices or the Railroad
Company. WILLIAM GRAVES, G.. NJ. oe25 st
1913 kEARNY. ROOM Q. YoU CAN BORROW
n money at low rates: private rooms Ter ladies:
pledges for sale: take elevator. mrist
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ kSs army st.. the only corporation thai ioEee
HsseS on diamonds. watches; low Interest ecsse
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAw
A DFICE FREE on ALL LEGAL MATTERS:
n marriages apnulied: collections, damages, etc
g. w. HOWE atty, $50 Market. cor. Stockton. a7f
A DVICE FREE: w. MATTHEWS. ATTORNEY.
n 4O2 Montgomery ST., room lS; foreclosure OF
mechanics liens a specially 2Itf
w w DAVIDSON, ATToRN EY -AT-LAw. ago
w California St. rooms 1915: advice free do q
y A CRorhEks ATToRAEY-ATLAw. 5lS
IL. Clay St no3I
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IMPROVED.

send tOT cur November price list, with maps OF
Richmond and Potrero districts. free.
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RtcHMoSD LOTS.

We have $50 lots In the Richmond district
for sale at prices ranging between Ss00 aud $1,000
each. aud can make terms TO snit purchasers Send
for printed list with fun description and prices
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s2pO cash-Ralance s2

$40 per montn-smaii cash payment: price from
$500 to $3.50 each; lots near 2sth 81 aud Potrer o
ave-, near terminus Omnibus cable-caL
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n Ii. UMBSEN CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS
Ia Montgomery ST., s. r.
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$500 casb-Baiance s20 per month: beautiful lots
on bin ST., near Noe: only block from Castro.
street CT Gears; street work done; sunny so pe
fine view; lots 25Xll4.
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Call and obtain one OF our "Real Estate Rec
ords" which contains a list OF properties for
sale in all parts OF the city.
The morning call., 1892-11-01


w $500 FOR ADOPTION; BRIGHT,
sess' no money expected Address Boy; box 1876
All IIahcn OIhce mol cts
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EOR SALE-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL II
quor store; coed bar aRd outside trade. Cheap
rent and good STOCK on hand Apply Sc. cor. Pacific
and SaDSOme SIS 0c2O IT.
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= $40 foT sale On ann morning oI p,6er Eo Soa5
rea-ol for selling; clears 81 per week. address
J. r.. box IS, Cail Ofsce, ocS0 =
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GSe00 l-SToRY BUILDING OCCUPIED AS
NDOOOO. butchershop on Mission ST. near
18th; size Of lot 25xS0 Il. Ii. UMBSEN d CO.. Ia
Montgomery St
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GS00 ACRES or GOOD LAND: PARTLY
<OCOV' fenced; house and barn: well adapted
Tor chicken OF fruit ranch: mile from Red Bluff:
VIII exchange Tor business city property. :. J.
65l1s Howard St mol 2r+
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TOR -sHOOTISG-GALLERY AND Gun
JIy THIS Office. oc3l 3s
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DAR1NER IN WINE AND LIQUOR BUSINESS.
street cc2O Tfe
The morning call., 1892-11-01

&1S00 GOOD GENERAL HARDWARE
- IOOV. business for safe on enc of the main
streets OF Oakland; good location: cheap rent and
a paying trade: good reason for selling Apply 10
land. oc5z =
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('kNIENNlAE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROCK
y always. Nletorias, buggi les. :. 1921 California
81 bet. Larkin and Polk; telephone Cox ri CON
LOA. proprietor. mrl3 Il q.
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Il AATED-CArITALT To MANUFACTURE THE
v most wonderful discovery 10 soap" ever Ia
vented it'can be seen Ia daily use Address Soap.
box l31, CAN Branch once. Oe5l rs
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OLDkSTABLISHED CORNER SALOON: GOOD
~ reason tGr-selllng: viii stand Investigation In
oatfe al MICHMAN LUTGEN q 90. 81 a AZ go 4.
The morning call., 1892-11-01

Gd000 COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND BATH
" 1oOu. on Oak st: brick foundations; lot
25x77 IS. q. Ii. UMBSEN q CO, Ia Montgomery
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PIANOS. vIoL1Ns AND SHEET MUSIC


| A LARGESIZE VIEW PIANO NATURAL
n wood. 71g oetaves, ivory keys: cost 500; Will
re sold Tor 500 to- close invoice W. g. KADGEI,
mol n
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FOR SALE CHEAP-NICELY FITTED Up sA-
! loon central location. Apply TO l. WINTER.
The morning call., 1892-11-01

GC7S CoFFEEHOUsE AND RESTAURANT;
= - - good for man and wife. good trade:
make oifer 81 Eighth St oc3l az
The morning call., 1892-11-01

L OR SALE-YOUNG GENTLE HORSE ANB
top-buggy; cheap Inquire MORRIS STABLE
SIAteenth ST.. bet. VALENCIA and Guerrero oc2O -
The morning call., 1892-11-01

II AHTED - PARTNER IN WELL . EsTAB-
" lShed meat market and sausage; $500 A6-
dress A. box 20, Gail Branch once. ocSl 81
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DARTNER WANTED-FINE GROWING BUST
ness. Gail Or address ~ 'Adafr St bet Fffteeutb
and Sixteenth. Howard and 'CApp.
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BAKERY IN LIVELY COUNTRY TOWN: DO
- Ing good business; sickness cause OF selling.
Amply for information 10 W. +. HERMAN. 22s Pa
cite 81 oc3O IT,
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2900 FOR HALF INTEREST II NEW ART
= ~ business; 10 competition; inyestl gate
address Business, box SO. Can Branch. moi 3ts
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! OR sALE-6OoD HORSE; $40. s Converse
4 ST., OF Bryant, near Eighth oc25'7lx
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DABTNER WANTED ~ A FIRST.CLASs SA-
A. loon; splendid location city front. Inquire at
30 Sixlh St. near Market. oc5O 3ts
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MRS. pR. NEWTON, PHRENo-PHY sIoGNo-
1i mist and Clairvoyant. 9e5 Market St, parlors
] and 2. Hours 10 A. Al. to r. and z TO r n. ~
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C-6 FOR SALE-wOOD AND COAL YARD
- u. -Cair at 2I2 GouEh St oc3I re
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I y.LAWRENCE CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
= sls sacramento St cab.Hes work and nxszgus
sshcss promptly attended; telephone soA Gl6Ic
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ASTROLOGY.
pkOFtSSOR MEAD CASTS HOROSCOPES BY
planets; answers all questions OF life. l104 Mis-
sion 81. mol I'm
NINE. ROSE. FROM HONOLULU, EGG AND
wi card reader. il5 Sixth st. room 70. mol So
MRS. NELSON. % SIXTH ST., READS THE
w mead; tells past, present and future; consuta-
ton on ali affairs. ocSO IT,
O. PER LESSON: GARD READING sCiENTIF
% = lcaIy taught by expert 10fs MKT. l3 80 IL
NINE. MoREAU, 10 FOURTH ST.. FORTUNE
W teller. claryoyant iifereader; fee 25c. 80 ST.
EREE TEST-ARRIVAL OF MRS DR. ARMOUR
The public can consult this forecRster on all
business; although stranger she will call you by
name and tell the object OF your visits lost property
located; absent friends revealed lawsuits foretolu
Dr Armour never takes money fn advance; II she
can't give you the Information you want she wont
charge you; lee 81 Room 70, 93l Market. oe2S St'
NJ RS. WILSON TELLS PAST. FUTURE, PRES.
1,I ent; ladies' soc; gents, 81 los Eighth oil 5n
ROY ONLY ONE THAT IMPORTS GENUINE
N Spanish and French love powders Gail or
write with stamps. 30 Haight st. sel3 3m
nj ME- DIR. THOMAS. SCIENTIFIC REyEALEa
Ul by eggs ana cards; tells entire life past prep
eDt. future; consultations all affairs nothing OK
cepted; name given, valuable advice aud sure help:
restores lost love by sympathy: mistake impossible:
diseases cured; tee 81; letter g. 80 Kearny Is ~
NINE EXODUS, CLAIRvoYANT. HAS RE-
W novel TO - Turk st. Room 81 Zee soc. oa& st
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CLAlRvoYANr- LADIES ONLY; FEE csc
" 537Ia Third ST oc3o St.
NINE DARANr. FORUM 2OLs
w sixth ST ladies soc: gents 81 per sitting 81 70
RS MILLER, TEST AND BUSINESS MEDI-
d,i I'm; circles Tuesday, r. NJ; Friday. 80 p.
20 cents; reading daily. l040Ia Mission oe26 IL
NJ RS j. }. WHITNEY CLAIRvoYANT TEST
1'I medium and life reader. 2ls stockton APPS tf
a
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-23

members Of the school board were to be
elected. and aa it was the first occasion
in Bloomington upon which women had
been permitted to vote without obiec-
ton. the contest naturally attracted a
great deal Of attention, especially as the
fair voters were engaged in a campaign
upon the issue that more male teachers
should be employed in the public schools.
The ladies held n mass meeting a few
days before the election at which every
point was thoroughly canvassed and dis
cussed. All questions bearing upon the
law of woman suffrage were referred by
the convention to Miss Fife Henderson,
a particularly bright young lady. who is
at the head of her class in the law de.
partment of Wesleyan university. She
will begin the practice of her profession
in Bloomington during the present year.
Miss Henderson was moving around in
cessantly on election day, and had any
attempt been made to interfere with the
rights of her sister voters she was pre-
pared to resist vigorously. II might I've
just as well TO mention that the Bloom.
ington women carried their point and
triumphantly elected their two candi.
dates. They We're not interfcred with
ana all Of Miss Hcndcrson's opinions Il.
10 the intent and practical operation OF
the law thus received unqualified vindi,
cation.
Mrs. Il. t. Stobbirs, who call; herself
Il Christian scientist. is locked up il
Chicago on a charge which is decidedly
out OF The ordinary. Mrs. Jennie Mich.
OILS died a short time ago. ana the cor.
oners jury in lis verdict said that 'iift
would have been prolonged under prop.
CT medical treatment, and we recon-.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-23
Yankee and Canadian shipping.

The Yankee sailorman seems to be do
ing pretty we'll of late according to all
reports. One recent announcement Is L.
the effect that amung the shipments TO
England from Portland have been hun
drc,ls of sticks Of yellow birch. fifteen to
twenty feet long and from two 10 three
feet square. that are to be manufactured
into vcncerS and furniture. In conncc-
non with this it i stated that the ship
ping Of the Canadian maritime prov
inrcs has declined rapidly during the
past eight years. ana there appears to he
nu Immediate prospect of an improve
ment in the situation. In 1884 Nova
Scotia had sore vessels, aggregating
543.S:'j tons. whereas the present fleet
numbers only a.17j vessels, of 1872 ,30l
tons. In 1884 New Brunswick had l.O9G
vessels. of :0i 1872 tons. while ut the pres
ent time she has only $50 Vessels, of
l9i, 400 tons. The Prince Edward Island
fleet has fallen off from 2l vessels, OF
39.2l3 tons. in 1921, to l95 vessels, OF
. 1850 tons. Thus it appears that in
eight years the shipping of these prov,
inccs has declined to the extent of 90.
;dG tons from IA total of S!u,slO. or near.
ly - per cent.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-23

ssfhe use of d COW, u dozen hens al!d six
. turEcys for one year. II the end of
that time she had accumulated enough
Y noncy to enable her 10 purchase Il mod
5tst printing outfit. Then she devoted
&feyeral months to the work Of acquiring
Pie rudiments Of the printers art.
n When she considered that she was
41eutiiciently proficient shc went about the
3f~neighborhood soliciting 'ordera for job
Hprinting. Her office was located in one
Nend Of the Wuodshed. and when it be
54caine known that she wa irving 10 get
afogether enough TO enable her to study
medicine she received more orders than
Eshe could execute. and money flowed
INTO her Golfers. a, soon as she had Tie
Unnecessary funds she paid her uncle for
the use Of his COW and fowls. When she
\ was eighteen years old she began to
take the seminary course, attending the
%school during the winter and spring
&and working i'll her printing office
~Jthroughout the umnIe She sets the
zFtype, runs the press and delivers the
$9ob work herself. and she has accumu-
Waited a snug little sum which will en-
4hble her TO begin the study OF medicine
shortly, She has charming manners
4<and is therefore immensely popular i'll
5&New Haven county.
A oma who Possesses the attributes
&pf determination and business aagacity
k&ln a marked degree j. Mrs. Joseph Il.
dcDonald, widow of the distinguished
x-United States senator from Indiana.
When odd Saddlebags' died he left all
Us earthly possessions to his widow,
mo was many years his Junior. In
luded in this devise was IL certain piece
! real estate which the senator's chill
ren, by his first wife, alleged that he
Pad intended to leave 10 them. The
%sil was typewriter and it was claimed
5Shat several sheets referring to this prop
xyerty had been taken out and others i'll
erted. This allegation was made thu
basis of "a contest. Mrs. Mcdonald, whit
rs a well preserved woman of distin
gulshed appearance, won the everlasting
%Yratitude of the newspaper reporter.
p correspondents by insisting at the
preliminary hearing that they SHOULD
admitted. When the opposing coun
vel demurred, she and her attorney de
Eclared that unless the proceedings were
{Eto have the publicity which could b,
SgTven to them only by the newspaper
4shey would refuse to remain After 1
IS plOtracted discussion and consultation
Xthe defendant carried her point.
81 Bloomington, Ills, has just had Il cam
psngn in which the determination OF {