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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-16
IMPORTANT TO MARINERS.
Changes In Aids to Navigation and New
Dangers Discovered.

Full information concerning the follow
ing changes in aids to navigation, depths
and discoveries OF new dangers, can be
obtained free of charge upon application
TO the branch Hydrographic Office at Port
Townsend.
Africa, west coast, bank extending off
and southwark of Cape Negro.
Australia, east coast, Burnett river en-
trance, new leading marks and lights for
south channel.
Brazil. River San Francisco, sunken
rock northward of Cross point.
British Columbia, Vancouver island.
baynes sound, Grassy point, temporary
buoy.
British Columbia. Vancouver island
east coast. shoai of Sydney.
California. Carmel bay, buoy marking
sunken rock in Carmel cove.
England, east coast. River Thames en-
trance, North Shingles beacon destroyed.
Erratum, light list, volume 3, 1898.
Florida, east coast. Cape Canaveral light
10 be replaced by provisional light
France, west coast, Brest approach
Goulet de Brest, buoy marking the Basse
Goudron.
Gulf of Alaska, Kadiak islands, Trinity
Islands, reported breakers eastward of Tug
idak island.
Gulf of St. Lawrence, Gaspe coast. buoy
Holland, Mas light-vesels, alteration
in light.
Japan, kiushu. west coast, Amakusa
Islands, Hachiman seto, sunken rock
northward of Mato Shima.
Louisiana, Mississippi river, Head of the
Passes west jetty light, new lighthouse.
Maine, Casco bay. Luchsies sound. new
buoy; Chebeag narrows and Diamond ISL
and roads, change of buoy numbers.
Maine aud New Brunswick, Friar roads.
Eastport harbor, buoys marking boundary
line.
Newfoundland, east coast, Bona Vista
bay, Black Head bay. Kings cove light on
northern head.
Portugal, west coast. Aveiro bay, light
and fog signal.
sweaen, The Sound, Hogonas light re-
placed by flashing light
virginia, Elizabeth river. Norfolk an
proaeh, Bush Bluff shoai, change of light
vessel
West Indies, Bahamas, Turks islands.
sunken rock northward oil North rock.
White sea. Russia. Cape Orlov light, al
teTation IN character; Morjobeets island
light, increased arc of visibility.
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Decay of the sailor. Union.

SAN Francisco, Oct IA very import
ant move was made in shipping circles to
day. The Black Diamond Coal Company
has followed the example of the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company in the natter
OF selecting crews for their ships. The ship
ivanhoe, commanded by Capt. Griffin.
sailed for Seattle today with eight union
men, part of her old crew, and four nom
union sailors. The Black Diamond
company has heretofore employed none
but union crews. and as they run four
ships, the Spartan, Ivanhoe, Columbia
and Germania, and employ about fifty
seamen monthly. their trade is considered
of considerable moment.
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LABOR AND WAGES.
Sixty-one Building Permits Is
sued Already This Month.
THE CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
Black Diamond Coat Company Leaves
Sailors union-Increase of Work
In Union Pacific shops.

The building season is now far advanced
and the probability is that no more large
buildings will be begun this fail All but
two of those which have been under con-
struction the past summer have now been
completed, and on these two. the Chaplin
building and the Collins block, work is
going rapidly forward TO completion, Dur
ing the wet season the larger buildings are
planned and preparations completed for
their erection as soon as spring comes.
But notwithstanding the season has ar
rived when there is a dullncss in erecting
large structures, there is considerable
activity in the building line. as Superin-
tendent Helms has issued sixty-one per-
mits this month TO date. which exceeds
the total number for any full month since
last May. While most of these are for ad-
ditions and repairs, it shows that building
work is going on.
The second story ofrhe so-called Chaplin
block is now going forward. No name has
yet been selected for this block, although
1t has been called after Herman Chaplin,
who is the financial agent of the men who
invest the capital necessary to construct
1t. The men who are interested in the
building rs lessees held q meeting last
able to select one. They want a name
both catchy and significant, and have o.
fered reward of $40 to the person sending
In the name that shall be selected for the
block. The time allowed is until Novem-
Der l.
The Cascade school building is progress
ing rapidly. The slate roof is nearly all
on, and the tile ridges and hips will be
put on in few days. Piastering will be-
gin today.
The West Seattle school building is
nearly completed. The plastering is done.
and carpenters are now putting on the
finish. 1t is expected that the building
will be ready for occupancy in thirty days.
G. +. Fishback has taken out permit to
buifd a two-story frame house at the cor
ner of Bradley and Victoria streets, to cost
$1,000.
permit has been issued to A. Amunds
for the construction of one-story frame
building, corner of West ana Virginia
streets, 10 cost 81, 200.
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National Gnnrh Nn,...

Corp H. p. Pearson. OF h company, has been
reduced 30 he ranks 81 HE own FeQ acs, and H.
V. MeComb has been appointed In bis place.
Capt A. ". Lindsay. of Troop a, Sprsgue and
his bride, recently spent several days in Seattle
and other sound cities ca their .yedding trip
An election for captain OF Company D, First
regiment. \. G. W. took place at the Arrnory
and Eimer X Brady was chosen. vice Capt
Frank /. Hilton. resiaped. Adj. Charles Esplin
opnausnt in tie race. but Mr.. Brady Sc
cured majority of one Mr. Brady Was for
meyly first lleatenaut OF Company II, second
res! meui. stationed At romsroy. but now is q
resident Of seattle
on Friday evening the newly elected officers
vi Companies |. and d were examined by the
rcgIinental examining beard. consisting OF Cot
ja,eph Greea, MAJ. l. X. Dawson, surgeon, and
Capt, I. : Booth. TIE oftieers-aiect examined
were; Capt y. Snyder. First Lieut. j. NJ
noobs and second Lisat n 3 Hammond, OF
Company I. of Port Townsend. Capt J. J. weis-
enhssger. First Lieut. William G. Gregory and
second taent y NJ Beard, OF Company y. of
New MhNtcom, aud Capt + r. Brady. OF Com
fsapy D. of this city
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Lieat. John L. Hayden. commandant of
the university cadets. has made the fol-
lowing appointments of commissioned
and non-eommissioned officers for the
cadets battalion:
StaH--Andison Ezelle, first lieutenant
and adjutant; Deibert A. Ford. first lieu
tenant and signal officer; James f.
Maderis, hrst lieutenant and quarter
master; Ralph l.. Ross. sergeant major:
Mint T.. Durham. quartermaster sergeant
Company A~-Roger 3. Greene, IT., cap
tain: A. Roderick Sprague, first lieuten-
ant; John f. Porter. second lieutenant;
first sergeant, Earle 4. Jenper; sergeants,
Mark George. Calvin b. WELDON, james L.
Gould, Herbert e. 0strum; corporais.
Thomas NJ. Anderson. James sheafe.
George L. Andrews. Phillips Dearborn.
Company B-~Ilorace A. Turner, captain !;
Madison NJ. Moss. first lieutenant; A.
Ernest Pierce. second Lieutenant; first
sergeant William Inglis; sergeants. c. II.
MeCowan. Ben Snipes, jr.. Noble Getchell,
. Oscar Lee: corporals, William y. Powers.
Theodore NJ. Jenner, George Allen, Charles
Turner
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There vas a large attendance Of speets.
tors OF both sexes at the competitive dril
AZ the AsmcFy In the evening. Many of
the governors s,aa and all OF tue colonel's
stall ia The city were present To take part
IN the dress parade following the dr;l.
Among these we're Col. s " scott. in
speciar general: Col. II. c. Nashhurn. A
e NJ. O.; Col. j. y. Eaelsson, surgeon gen.
vFas: Col Albert loah. A. e. c., ali on the
governors stat: Lieut., .C0i. } A. Hatfield.
A. q n, O.. and Lieut. -Cog. James Hamil-
ten hsats. A |. O.. On the brigade stafs
toi. 1ossph Green. Lieut. -Col. William :.
shank, First Lieut. Charles ESplin. II
adlntans. First Lseat. Herman Chanin.
qiaFfsrmastes; Maj. L. u. Dawson. sur
Nean 81 sac first regiment. Cart. T. :.
isaoth, fafSt LssUt George H. Fortson and
Second Lieut. Matt tsoralley. of Company
=; Capt |. ". Howell aud Fret Lent ]
=. Jolly, Of Company &; First Lieut. q
W. ssam ard Second Iieat. II. IS. Barnes
81 Company u. Capt. f. = InrrAhasn
First Lieut. /. Il. Parsons and second
Lieut.. II. III. smith, OF Company r Capt.
J. J, WeisenherseF. FIRST Lieut. W. q
1FegoTy and Second Lieut. H. NJ Beard Of
Company = Second Lieut., J. u Hoiler,n
81 Company q: Capt. \. : SNYDER. Ffr..
Lieut.. j. NJ. iaohhs aud secoad I4seat n :
Hammond, Of Company /.
Fhirty-sight men tined az for drill. each
one hsyin. a number chalked on MS coat
The judges OF the driil were can't. \ :
sayder aud ilea1 ]. NJ nobhs. Of Com.
pany |. and SeFgL U. 8 Conway, L. : A
Capt sayder commanded the battalion
and gave the orders in loud. clear voice
After short time nine Of the comretitors
were excused hy the judges lAeat, 10.
shank then ieok command sf the battalion
and his orders created confusion IN the
ranks because they we're net andsrssoost.
his eannetation being very indsstlnet. At
ne close Of a tew marching movements
eight more competitors were les cat
Capt. Snyder again took command AID
sraia there was confusion in the rank
Cue 70 Misunderstanding OF orders in the
marching movements After a short con-
ssissfien of Tho judges nene were let cat.
FIRST iAeat. Charles Esplin, IT,. then took
command oi the battalion, and his strong.
clear voice was quite relief to the
critters. AZ the close oI a fsx mere orders
seven mote men were let cut, some Of
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Ice steamship Queen sailed from San
Francisco yesterday afternoon with the
ie1ioSlng Passengers: Miss Wallenberg,
Mrs W. K Henderson and child. ]. T.
SeSe!is George Ran, ). Barigalapi. ].
simpson, J. Simpson and wife. ". b.
iieFoe, Huber; Knox. Mrs. +. T. Corey.
mrs. J. L. Vault r. A. Healey. ]. r.
LILY, John Rouse, Charles C. Vincent, C
Morgan. Y. c. Marks. 5. T. Barlow. III.
rFedeFick. Mrs. ". ]. Cunningham. Mrs.
Terry, r H. Munson and wife. A. w.
AanssF and two daughters, II. " Deputy.
- ,. Holmes, wife and child, r. Camp-
eci', vile and child. W. Priess. Mr. KIRK.
STANLEY hsein6ieust. C. s. CroweiI. G. "
hai' Mrs III. A. Corners. Miss Y. p
Cloves and ninety steeraxe.
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FIELD DAY PRIZES.
Victors i'm the National Guard
Contests on Friday.
SKILL At SHOOTING AND DRILL.
scores Made as woedl.xd rsrk-rseems
Men Garry or nsnsrs-a cenrs-
marssai-soses.

The First regiment. y. 9. W.. inaagur.
etsd is alntsr campaign last Friday by
holding . field dsv. in which not only TIE
Iseal companies bat those OF Tacoma snd
whateosn were well represented. In the
afternoon tsers wss competitive shoot
ut the Woodland park range, and Ia the
evening drill contest ~ the Armory, iel-
lowed By dress parade. hop and other
social features.
THE prizes competed for in the shooting
matches we're three in number. one being
for the beat navksman NJ tbs 20 and 30
yard targets. which vas an elegant gold
badge. The second was handsome silver
water service for the team making the best
seoFa as these targets. aud the third Was a
fine silver goblet for the team making the
hest skfrsuish score. Each team was com
posed Of four men and esea man had i've
ssiots ut each. Of the rnnges, the highest
number Of points possible on each shot be-
sng Eve. There OF the known range
fring for both the individual and team
shooting j. al follows.
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Track to BE Finished This Month.

The Raitacay Gazette says. Peter Lar
son, the contractor of the Nelson 4 Fort
Sheppard road. now building into British
Columbia, states that the bridge and trestie
work about eight miles from the Pend
d'Oreille river on the south end of the
line has delayed track laying. but that
from this time on a mile and half to two
miles will be laid each day, as machine
track layers are to be used on the work.
The track will reach Nelson, b. c., before
Navefuher
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Not bought by tn Great Northern.

The Railroad GGsette says: The report
that the Sioux City & Northern road. also
the Sioux City, 0'Neil & Western and the
Sioux City Terminal have passed into the
control of the Great Northern is denied by
the officials of the latter road. Col. w. r.
Clough, vice president of the Great North
ern, said in regard to the matter that the
Great Northern does not own the proper
ties and has no intention of acquiring
them, and that whatever courtesies had
been extended by the Great Northern to
these companies were simply friendly
offices to the people who own the proper
ties. and are also largely interested in the
Great Northern +"
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The Oregon to BE Laanc aed october sS.
sax FRANCISCO, Oct. IL Invitations TO
the launching of the hattleship Oregon
have been issued by the Union Iron Works.
The war vessel wilt slide into the waters Of
the bay on Thursday. October a. at Ii 10
g. m. A neat engraving of the new man
of-war is AT the top OF the cards. and under
meath appears this lettering: "Chrisiened
by Miss Daisy Ainsworth. representing the
state of Oregon, and Miss Ruth Dolph. rep
resenting the navy. Launched by Miss
Engenia shelby, representing the city of
n.-fE.x3
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TACOMA MILITARY pAsHKs.
Preparing for seattle shoot aud Drill
Armory Gossip.

TAcosA. Oct la-ispeeial The mill
tary companies have beeu busy the pas,
week preparing themselves for the First
regiment teld day at Seattle. Company {
was represented ia the individual drill by
Corps. Jacobs. Mitchell, Mclean. Robert.
son. Boutwell, and Leitaer and PrsvateS
Weer. Wentworth aud Savage. The ride
team was composed of Lieut. Jolly and
fyivstes Ysrger, Johnston and kindall.
Cot. W. ], Fife Is preparing two or three
plays 20 BE- put on At Portland. Seattle and
Tacoma daring the winter. and will. the
military boys hope. have as great a sue
cess as the Brutns Company had last
winter
Col. Charles z Taylor. of the governors
star. an old member OF Company Z. called
on the boys at their drili on Wednesday
evening. The colonel taxes much in terest
IN the guard.
CaL ". }. ffs and Capt Howell at
tended the neld day sports ST Seattle.
Troop d had = good DRIFT on Thursday
evening.
Lieut. Clark xas in command Of Com.
pAny during field day.
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AMONG THE LABOR UNIONS.
western Central Appoints o Committee
ON Charter Revision.

The Western Central Labor Union pro-
poses to take hand in the revision of the
city charter. AT the last meeting the
legislative committee was constituted a
committee on charter revision. Ii is prob
able that the idea will be enlarged and
delegates from the different unions be in.
vlted to join the committee discussing the
matter. The body will then formulate its
desires and submit them to the city of.
ticials having charge of the revision.
At the last meeting of the Western
Central Labor Union an application for
afiiliation was received from the Ana.
cortes longsboremen, which was laid over
for one week.
j. A. Hendricks, of the carpenters. and
George Moore and Morris Flanagan, OF
the longshoremen, have been seated as
delegates in the Western Central.
The Fishermen's Union did not meet
Saturday evening as announced, as the
members were too busy closing up the
days work of fishing.
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A Mllirla court.,,artiai.

A regimsntal court-martiai has been
ordered by Col Green TO meet at the
armory in Tacoma. Wash, October "a or
rs soon thereafter as practicable, for the
trial of Private Charles +. Sperrv, Com
pany c. First regiment. \. G.. W. and
such other business rs may properly be
brought before Ii. The officers detailed for
the court are: Lieut-Col. William $.
Shank. Capt l.. s. Booth, Second Lieut..
J. H. Hollersn. Second Lieut.. w. ]. Milroy.
judge advocate. The court will sit with
out regard % hours.
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The miow.ra Not Yet sighted.

vIcToRIa, Oct l5.-The vessel supposed
10 be the overdue Australian steamship
Miowera proves TO be the Crown OF Eng
land the pioneer ofthe Great Northern line,
from Yokohama for Seattle. The Miowera
is not yet sighted. and the conviction has
become strengthened that some accident
has befailen her machinery and that she
is sailing in.
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Increased Work in Union Pacific snon.

OMAHA, Oct. i5.- Unprecedented as the
situation Is, 1900 men on the Union Pa
cific will feel Monday that the appoint
ment Of receivers for the vast system is
an unmixed blessing. by reason of an or
der issued late last night by General Man
ager Dickinson increasing the hours of
work for shopmen thirteen hours per
week. The men have been working thirty
five hours week in the shops throughout
the system, acquiescing in several reduc-
lions made during the summer, but have
been granted an increase to forty-eight
hours per week, effective Monday morn
ing. IL will increase the pay rolls $75, 900
per month
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furnishings. The passengers, with bag
gage. we're transferred 70 the Corona and
proceeded on the trip n noon. Divers
will endeAvor 10 recover SIS 200 OF bullion
still in the hold. Conveyances and exeur-
sion crafts from Redondo visited the
wreck today. Many souvenirs were OBJ
tanned. and everybody IS smoking genuine
imported Mexican cigars. The weather IS
clear and caim-
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VICTORIA, Oct. i5.-lspeciaL IA suit is
threatened against the city by Charles
Johnson, sailor on board the steamer
Danube, who. by reason of the fact that
ne answers the description of
the Johnson wanted by the San Fran
CISCO authorities for completely in the
dynamite outrage. was arrested few days
ago aud detained over the night. until the
police aseertained his abb was correct.
He has poor case.
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Hereafter, until further notice, a daily.
except sunday. train will run from Ever
EFT and Monte Gristo and return the same
day. leaving Everett at I'D a. m, con-
meeting with the Seattle, Lake Shore &
Eastern at Snohomish for Seattle. arriy-
ing. AZ Monte CFisto at 1910 z. m, return
ing, Will leave Monte Cris;o at p. m. ar
rive st Everett at 6:I0. connecting with
the boat lines between Everett and Seattle
and the Great Northern overland train
from the Est.
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.EposEo. Cal. uct lS-The Sexnern,s
position rsmNas unchanged. she il
slossy gong 70 pieces. The Goes Bay a.
raved on The scene this morning and h.s
succeeded il saving considerable Of lhe
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1kiruiish shooting Is something ditser-
esst. The targets consist af a set of three
for each man IN the team. or twelve ia ALL
The three targets ia eaeh set are shaped so
~ to represent a human adversary in the
different positions OF standing, kneeiing
and lying down. AZ each shot the soldier
ran IRE at either figure he chooses, the
score increasing az the size of the figure
diniinishes. thus hit on the lying figure
commits five points, on the kneeling figure
four points and on the standing figure
three points. At tirst the squad 10 led in a
roundabout way 10 an unknown distance
from the targets and the order to fire
given. only thirty seconds being allowed
for The men "a load, estimate the distance
and wind pressure. adjust the sight and
wind gauge and ire. The squad is then
moved about directly toward the targets.
obllquely aud backwards, aud at different
PAGES, sometimes slowly. sometimes at the
double quick. and at intervals the men are
given the signal to IRE. Ii man shoots
after the thirty seconds have elapsed Ii
counts against him. Ten shots are fred
By each squad, I've advancing and five re.
treating. sergt. Conway commanded the
squads in the skirmish shooting, the re-
suit OF which Is as follows:
sKfRxIsH EHooT
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commencing October Il, the Northern Pacific
kassFoad Company viii sell trsi-ei@ss roand
trip ticket 10 Chicago from seattle at tE0S
rate. same ticket 20 81 Louis AID re9GrH 81 q
DO not miss tnis last opportunity Of taking a
trip over shs grand scenic route OF America to
TIE great Worlds fair, which closes forever
uesoper g.
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K1earsisa ssaes

~ ago asd return v1x tae 6rsas Northern
- Fte&sss g@oe 10 F~sara van. SavSss-
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Chicago aud return via the Great Northern
railway. Tickets good to return until Novsm.
be- -
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So aass al Tar stass wsers yaa are ss.re Z,
~ xs'.@sae tara As &. psssax4Es, Ms-teu
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Gasss SIS Froat
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oder nv entire stock az cost. com.
neacins Monday. October III. ". W.
heaghton, ieweleT. 70t Front street
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