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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-31
Chicago, 81 Sierpnia '9s.

Jak sprzeczne poglady
istnieis W spolecze6stwach,
maiacych pretensye do miana
prawdziwie cywilizowanych,
ma kwestye wiskszej wagi, po'
siadajsce znaczenie og6lne,
nailepssym na to dowodem
proiekt cara rosyjskiego, aae.
by zwolac konfeIencye mis.
dzynarodowa, rozpatrzyt ma
niej rome pretensye roznych
ludlow, skladajscych rome mo.
carstwa, i ustanowie polityczne
trybunaly, kt6reby rozstrzyga'
}y misdzynarodowe spory ma
drodze polubownej. Gi6wnym
celem takiej konferencyi ma
bye og6lne rozbrojenie olbrzy-
mich armii, pochlaniajacych
kolosalne fundusze, absorbu.
jscych najzywotniejsze silly
narod6w, zagrazajscych najzy.
wotnieiszym interesom ludzko.
Sci, powodujscych W razie
wojnY kolosalne zniszczenie
zasob6w, stanowiacych ducho-
wy i materyalny dorobek cy.
wilizacyjny.
Dzisieisze spolecze6stwa cy.
wilizowane szczyca sic pano.
waniem W swiecie etyki chrze-
sciia6skiej, odczuwajs potrze-
be istnienia W kazdym kraju
ladu i porssdku, uchylaja
czola pred dewizs ,,prawo
pred sils", przyznaja racys
bytu r6anym narodowosciom,
wyznaniom, instytucyom pan
stwowym, socyalnym ekono.
micznym, wynikajacym 2 r6z'
norodnosci zwyczaj6w, obycza.
j6w j temperament6w. Podzi.
wiajs slows Chrystusa, kt6ry
powiedzial ,,Miluj blizniego,
jak samego siebie", kt6ry mad
to kazal Bogu oddawae co
boskiego a cesarzowi, CO cesar
skiego, lecz kt6remu ME przy.
szlo nigdy ma mysl lsczye
pojse o wojnie z idea przyka.
zanis milosci. Spo2eeze1stwa
dzisieisze sympatyzujs liga
pokoju, do kt6rej cd dawna
naleas prawdziwi przyjaciele
ludzkosci, kt6rzy 5rzydzs sic
wojns, jako zabytkiem cza-
sow barbarsy6skich. Mech
wszakze zagra tylko trsbka
bojowa i odezWie sic huk
armat, MECH miasta zamieniajs
sic W gruzy, MECH tons okrsty
a pola MECH zarumienis sic
krwis tysiscy woiownik6w,
stanowiscych czolo mlodziezy
przyszlosc narod6w, cz3owiek
cywilizowany i przejsty ma
poz6r duchem prawdziwego
chrzescianizmu, zamienia sic W
barbarzy6cs, przyklas kuje
brutalnej sile zwyciszcy, po.
zwala mu deptac bezkarnle
naiswietsze prawa, wie6czy
lisciami waWrzynu .czola zwy.
ciezkich wodzow zbrojnych
zastsp6w, zapominajsc imion
ludzi zasluzonych ma polu vie.
dzy, nauki, piracy pokojowej i
praWdzlWle cyWlllzacylneJ.
Tacy ludzie ME bywajs nj.
gdy aposto@ami wojny, bedscej
ledynem zr6d}em nienawisci,
przeszkadzajacej urzeczywi-
stnieniu sig wznios}ej idei
chrzescija6skiego przykazania
milosci. Zreszts przez wojne
nie dochodzs zadne pa6stwa
do swych pierwotnie zamierzo'
nych cel6w. Upad} wszech-
wladny Rzym, pomimo ae woj.
ska iego by}y niezwyciszone.
Znik4y z widowni ziemi pan.
stwa Babilo6czyk6w, Pers6w,
Macedonia, Kartaginy, Egiptu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-31
Kronika Miejsc9wd.
Swieto rObotnik6w.

robotuik6w". Pokohozono jua PREY.
gotowania do wielkiej parady, kt6ra
W dziewieoiu dywizyach, zlo1onyoh z
rozmaitych uni i organizacyj, o CO.
dzinie 8 rano rozpocznie sic cd rogu
Aberdeen str. i Jackson boulevard,
przejdzie we wschodnim kierunku
przez Jackson boul. do Michigan
ave., potem ma posudnie do le ulicy,
potem powrotem przez Michigan
boul. ma ptinoo do Washington str,
gdzie sic rozwiase.
Rozterki flmilijne.
Jeremiah Murphy zam. pm. 70
Gault place, z7l cd cd dawna ME.
zgodzie ze swym ojczymem, James
Oannovan, zam. pm. 96 Gault place;
Murphy prowadsi lekkOmyslne ay-
Gle, Is letai Cannovan, majetny
bardzo obywatel, czesto mu roblt
tego powodu wyrzuty.
Wozoraj wieczorem po godzinie
10 Murphy z jakims Negrem W ull'
czce "a SVEN mieszkaniem pi& ha1a.
sowal. Nsdszedl Cannovan wkr6.
toe wywiazala sic kldtnia i bojka'
Nadeszla takze pani Cannovsn, kto'
ra chcac rzucic sic miedzy bijaoych,
zostaia obalona oiezko skaleozyaa
sic W glove. Widzao to Cannovan,
rozgniewany do najwyaszegostopn
wyial revolver i strzelil do pasierba
dwukrotnie. Rania 60 W szczeke i
" udo. Cannovaua sresztowano, a
isgo pasierba zawieziono do szpltala
powiatowego.
W,rOdny syn.
7Oletni John Prindiville, kt6ry ma
ODE nogi jest kulawy, mieszks u
swojej c6rki zameznej Mary Flynn
pn. 44O S. Union str, zosta} wczoraj
przez 27e,n ego syna swego tax
szkaradnie obity, ze prawdopodobnie
utraci prswe oko. Wyrodny syn ten,
woznica Joseph Prindiville, przy'
szedi do domu pijany rozzsosois sic,
ze weczerza ME byla gotowa. Por.
wal ksrtofle rzucii ia ma siostre.
Ojceo podni6si ma syna jedue ze
swych krukwi, wtedy Joseph rzu.
cis sic ma ojca, obalii go ma podaoge
sto}kiem biz 60 tax diugo, dop6ki
starzec ME stracil przytomnosci.
Johua zawieziouo do szptlla powia.
towego, syna jego aresltowano.
BGjka.
Ma rogu ullc Clinton i Washin.
gton wczoraj pobili sic o drobnostke
Wlad. Berczyhski, zam. pm. 35l
Cornell str. i Boles}aw Tomaszewski.
Tomaszewski kijem uderzy1 swego
przeciwniks i obalil 60 ma ziemie.
Obitego zawieziono do szpitala po.
wiato wego; ME grozi mu powaaniej'
see niebezpieczsnstwo;- Tomaszew.
skiego zas aresztowano'
Oflary upalu.
Wczorajszy upa1 tax byl dotkliwy,
ze znowu bylo kilka o6ar udaru sio.
neoznego. Ma rogu Clybourn place i
Elston ava. wozaica Martin Leahy,
zam. pm. l76 S. Peoria str, zemdlat
zawiesiono 60 do szpitala Sw.
Elzbiety. - Wkr6toe po godzinie
IL rano znaleziono ma rogu ulicy IL
Wabash ave. omdlala paniq Sa.
moAskq, kt6ra zawieziono do jej
mieszkania pm. Ali S. Morgan str
Lekarz ma nadzieje, ze pani S. wy.
zdrowieje. - Bsrdzo niebezpieoznie
zachorowsl wskutek udaru slone.
cznego agent'sprzedazy gruntow J.
H. Quighley, LEGACY lat %, zam.
pm. 1888, AZ ul. = Pracujao ma l6ej
ul. szynach kolei Illinois Central,
wozoraj po poiuduiu S4letni Dome.
nico Starto zemdla} i musiano go
zawiez6 do jego mieszkauia pu. 125
Ewing str. Wyzdrowieje on "a pare
dni. - 90letni Juliusz Zo6leski,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-31

kdres Polskieg0 D0mE Ems'
gracyjnego: 8 Morris str, tszecis
drzwi na zachod cd Broadway, bli.
sko South Ferry. " New Yorku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-31

.zam. ze synem pm. 1881 Wood str,
wczoraj wieozorem W odwiedzinach
u znajomych pm. 1856 Muspratt str,
zemdlaa W skutek upalu i musiano
go przewiez6 do jego mieszkania.
Jest bardzo ciezko chory.
Nieszczesliwe wypadki.
August Lakowski, zatrudniony
prey budujacym sic domu pm. 1875
Webster ave., spadi wczoraj godz.
5 popoludniu drabiny wysokosci
10 stop mocno pokalecsyl sic W
grzbiet. Zawisziono 60 W wozie
ambulansowym do szpitala Br. Ale.
xyan6w. Mieszka on z rodzina pm.
572 Southport ave.
12letni Karol Cchahski spadl
wczorsj rauo o godz. 8 woza ma
Campbell ave. pomiedzy Washing
ton boulevard a Park ave. Mocno
potsuozonego oddano pod opieke le.
karza.
Samob6jca stuletni.
w tylnym domku pm. 153 Bunker
str, nalezaoym do Jana Pokornego,
miesskas przeszlo stuletni Albert
Dukat ktorego W sasiedztwie bardao
szanowano lubiono, gdyz umisi
opowiadat mn6stwo ciekawych zda-
rzeh re swego zycia. By1 on dobrym
katolikiem, uczsszcza} do kosciols
pilnie, przytem zawsze byl " do.
brym humorze .nigdy ME skarzyi
sic ma dolegliwosci wieku. Me bys
on juz zdolny do pracy, ale lie
slychat, dostawas wsparcie cd jake.
COS stowarzyszenia, do ktorego male.
zal. Wczoraj rano spostrzegli sa-
siedzi, ze trosklwie sprzatal W mie.
szkaniu, porzadkowas, scieral kurze,
czyscii suknie. a potem diugo sic.
dzia} prey oknie otwartem. Pozniej
juz go ME widziano: az wieczorem,
gdy wlasciciel domu, Pokorny,
wszeds do jego mieszksnia, ujrzal go
nieAywego, powieszonego ma sznurEe
do powaiy uuocowanego. zdsje
sic, ze chwilowy obfed staruszka
do tego samob6jstwa dOprowadzii.
Niewiadomo, jak dlugo mieszkal W
Chicago czy mieszkaja tu jscy jego
krewni.
,,SwietO pokoju."
Ma zakohczsnie ,,swieta pokoju",
ktore obchodzi6 sic bedzie W Chioa.
go W Pszdsierniku, odbedzie sic, jak
zadecydowano, wspanialy bal, pra-
wdopodobuie W auditorium, pierw.
sly numer programu tego balu ma
stanowi6 msrsz, kt6ry poprowadzid
maja prezydeut Stanow zjednoczo-
nych, czsonkowie gabinetu, guberna.
torowie stau6w, r6zni wysocy urzs.
dnicy cywilni woiskowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-31
Telegrarny.

AAo001 OASO ASA SoA'
Dzisiaj dochodzi do pelnolet-
nosci urodzona 81 Sierpnia
1850 r. Wilhelmina Helena
Paulina Marya, mloda kr6lo.
wa holenderska i obejmuje
rzady, sprawowane dotychczas
przez kr6lowe wdowe Ems.
Kr6lowa regentka oglosi}a
proklamacye, dziskujscs ma
rodowi "a poparcie jej rzad6w
"a otoczenie opieks mlodej
wisdczyni, kt6ra zapewni Ho-
landyi wielkosc tyle, o lie
maly nar6d wielkim bye moze.
Objecie wladzy przez mlods
Whitening bsdzie polaczone
z wielkiemi uroczystosciami.
LoNDYN, Sligo Sierpnia, =
"National Revue" powiada, ae
ustepujscy re swego stanowi.
ska ambassador Hay ME schle.
bial Anglikom, ME wyrywal
sic z mowami ma baukietach i
ME bawi} sic we frazesy, lecz
stara1 sic ma kazdym kroku
zachowac przyjazne stosunki
miedzy Anglia a Stanami zje'
dnoczonymi. Dziennik ten zy.
czy sobie, ,azeby nastepcs Hay'a
zostal mianowany senatorW Vol.
colt.
Panuje tu W niekt6rych ko-
Zach przekonanie, be kr6lowa
Wiktorya nam6wila cara, a2e-
by wystspil ze swym pokojo.
wynn projektem, poniewaz "a
ley jej ma tenn, azeby "a jej
zycia ME przyszlo do wojny
pomiedzy Anglia i Rosya.
MADRYr, Sligo Sierpnia. =
"Imparcial" jest tego zdania,
ze car Mikolaj ME kazai dore.
czyc swoiei noty ambasado-
rom i poslom mocarstw, ME
porozumiawszy sic przedtem
rzsdami W Paryzu i Berlinie.
Dziennik ten przy wiazuje
wiecej wagi do konferencyi
miedzynarodowej, nia do zja'
zdu komisyi pokojowej W Pa
ryzu, regulujscej wylscznie
stosunki hiszpa1sko amery-
ka1skie.
Rad ME ogiosil do tel pory
nazwisk mianowanych przez
siebie komisarzy.
MANILA, 81 Sierpnia. -
General Merritt odjecha} ma
parowcu "China" do Paryaa,
gdzie wezmie udzial W obra-
dach komisyi pokoju. Taste.
puje go W charakterze guber'
natora general Otis. Genera
lowie Green i Babcock udali
sic W podr6a do Washingto.
nu.
Powsta6cy wysefaja swych
przedstawicieli do Hongkong,
do tamtejszej junty i do Wa
shingtonu. Junta wysale swe'
90 pelnomocnika ma konferen'
cys parysks. Aguinaldo znaj.
duje sic W Bakor. Guberns-
tor wysp Visaya oglosil sic gu
bernatorem hlszpa6skich po.
siadlosci ma Filipinach i WY.
wa zwolennik6w Hiszpanii ma
konferencye W Iloilo.
w okolicy Manili pauuje
anarchia. Powsta6cy prsesla.
duja i ograbiajs Hiszpan6w,
krajowcy napadajs ma wioski,
kradna wozy i konie.
BERLIN, Sligo Sierpuia. -
"Norddeutsche Allg. Ztg." o.
swiadcza, be cesarz Wilhelm
przyjal zaproszenie cara We
zmie udzial W miedzynarodo.
wei konferencyi. Podczas wy.
prawy swojej ma wsch6d, do
Jerozolimy, zjedzie sig cesarz
z kr6lem w}oskim Humbertem
we Wenecyi.
W1EDE6, 81 Sierpnia. -
Uklady prezes6w ministr6w
hrabiego Thup i hrabiego
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-02-10
QUARTERLY LICENSE NOTICE.

II. r, NELSON.
Auditor and Police Judge
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-02-10
AnAMnpA AvnNun GRADE NOTICE.


Notice ls hereby given that the common
council of tho city of Astoria propose to
establish the grade on Alameda avenue
In that part OF tho city ot Astoria known
"a Uniontown, at tho following hclght
above tho base or grades
At the northeast corner " block T. at
q feet above tho basc W grades, and at
a point directly opposite aud at rlght
arElcS to the east line " block 2. at "a
feet
AZ tho southwest corner " block /. at
fcrt and az point directly opposite
and at rlght angles TO the west line "
block l. al ~ trct, and at point on the
north side or block 10. directly opposite
To the southwest corner W blck l. and al
rbsat angles to the oouth line ~ block /.
at a. frct.
a, tho northwest corner " hlock 49, at
a trct.
At tho southeast corncr ~ block 9. at
a tcrt
At the northeast corner " block rs at
Is feet and az point directly npposltc on
tho south sic VI Mock and at r,,ht
angles 20 the north linc ~ block rs, at
a. trol, ard AZ a point directly opISultc
TO the northeast corpcr " block rs on tho
west stdc 81 block ~ aud at rlrht angles
to the east llnc NJ block S pt q foot,
At the Intersection ~ Alameda avenue
with the east boundary " raylor'S As,
tNria, 40 " feet
At tho northwest corner ot block u.s. al
50 feet.
At the southwest corner ot block = at
so feet.
AZ tho northeast corner NJ h,ock i,. at
81 feet,
Al the southeast corner " block :. at
NJ feet,
And unless rrmonstrancu signcd by
the uWncrs ~ thrvr-fourthU ~ the prop,
cry fronting on said portion ~ said street
be- nlcd with tho auditor nnd police judge
within ten days from tho date 90 tho
nnal publication ot thls notice. tho com,
mon council viii ESTABLISH said grades.
Dated az astoria. oregon. February
g. iSsS.
n. n. NELSON.
Auditor and phltcr hidgv
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-02-10
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.
A Pleasant Simple. but Safe Enectuai
Cure for II.

Catarrh Of the stomach hns long been
considered the next thing 10 lncurable.
The usual symptoms are a fun or bloat-
ing sensation after eating accompanied
sometimes with sour or watery rlsings. a
formation OF gasea. causing pressure on
me heart and lungs and difficult breath
ing; headache. nckle appetite, nervous
ness and a general played out. languld
feeling.
There IL often foul taste In the mouth,
coated tongue. and II the Interior OF the
stomach could be seen II would show
slimy. nfamed condition
The cure for this common and obstinate
trouble ls found In n treatment which
causes the food TO be readily. thoroughly
1igested before II has time to ferment
and lrrltate the delicate mucous surfaces
Of the stomach.
To secure a prompt and healthy d.
gestOn Is the one necessary thing to do.
and when normal digestion Is secured the
catarrhal condition will have disappeared
According to Dr. Harlanson the safest
and best treatment Il 10 usc after each
meal tablet composed Of dlastase Asep-
tie pepsln, n lttl nux, golden seal and
fruit acids.
These tablets can now bc found at all
drug stores under the name Of Smart's
Dyspepsia Tablets, and, not being pat
cnt medicine, can be used with perfect
safety and assurance that healthy appe-
tito and thorough digestion will follow
their regular use after meals.
Mr.. N. J. BOohcr OF Al0 Dearborn g.,
Chic lgo, H.. writes "Catarrh is n local
condition resulting from n neglected cold
In the head, whereby the lining membrane
Of the nose becomes inflamcd and the
poisonous discharge therefrom, passing
backward into the thront, reaches the
stomach, thus producing catarrh OF the
stomach. Medical authorities preBcrlbei
for me for three years for catarrh Of the
stomach without cure, but today am the
happlest Of men after using only one box
OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. / cannot
find appropriate words to express my good
feeling.
II have found flesh, appetite and sound
rest from their use"
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets is the safest
preparation as well as the simplest and
most convenient remedy for any form OF
indigestion, catarh Of the stomach, bill
iousneSs, sour stomach, heartburn and
hloatlng after meals.
Send for little book, mailed free, on
stomach troubles, by addressing Stuart
CO., Marshall, Mich. The tablets can be
found at all drug stores.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-02-10
THE PARK QUESTION.
Mr., A. J, johnson Makes an oncr tc
Start the Movement

That there is a general movement tiv.
orahlc To the beginning of operations at
once On city park is morc aud NOR,
evidenced every day Yesterday Mir \
D. Johnson, the wcll-known hotanist oi
the northwest, who for years has lived
In Astoria and conducted numerous rN,
pcrimcnts and expeditions IN the north.
west. called az the Astoriau Office aud
stated that he had Just returned from
a trip and had Rad with pleasure the ar,
ticlcs In the Aslorian, ot urcvnt date, on
the park question
Now is the time, II ever, he said. "to
put this proposition through. Land is
cheap enough and plenty Ot good sites
arc 20 be had Tor the purpose, had FOR
gotten all about the park proposition until
! read the Astorlan We attempted svy-
rral years ago to do something on this
line Il Is not too late Yet 10 make a
fine showing and hy the time the city
has increased It's growth We will have
made Tine beginning " We start In now
Many years ago. believing that a park
was soon TO be- started. | collected q
large number OF shrubs. trccs and botau.
ical specimens 10 be used In laying out a
park In Astoria. These plants and trees
have had the benefit OF Increased agc 10y
this time and are now In splendid condi-
ton 20 make "a park appear as II Il had
had i've years growth have some
S0o varieties and believe II Is the largest
collection of the Kind on the coast Their,
would, therefore, bc no difficulty in max
ing a tine beginning Tor such public en-.
tcrprlSe In this city.
In order to start the matter, make
this proposition; will donate ~ trees
and shrubs. all line specimens. for the
first layout IN the park Is there any.
one interested In the proposition who will
accept this beginning do not care
whether other plants are purchased os mo
or not. | am In the business. ot course
but freely make this ofrer and am glad
and willing to do what I can to help out
In what is one OF the most important
matters In connection with the luturt
development OF this city and the making
OF IL attractive TO eastern people coming
here Tor investments"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-02-10
coLrNmn AVENUE GRADE Norlcr

COLUMBIA AVENUE GRADE NoTlcE.
Notice Is hereby gtyrn that tho common
council ol the city or Astoria propose Ca
establish tho grade ot columbia avenue
In that part VI the city " Astoria known
as uniu1tIWu at the following height
above thc base ~ gra,ivs
AZ tho southwest CORNER ~ block - 40
lu feet and az a poln, directly opposite
on the east side or btock Is and az right
angles 10 west line " block ~. at 10
feet and az a point dIrrcily uppoaltr n
the southwe'', corner ~ hlock 70 on me
rorth side ot block ~ and At rieht ANGLES
TO tho su,i,h line OF block ~. a. isD frol.
AZ tho southeast CORNER ~ block Is. at
~ rrc,. AMI az point directly oppoeltc
on tho north side ot block 81 and at rlsht
angles 20 m, south line ot block ls, al
iis feet,
Al the northwest corner of blo,k 81 at
lU feet.
A. the southwys, corner of block Is at
- feet
A. tho northeast covuer Of bl,ek :l. at
~ AN' FNAhl'hHi 'NlN'F OF Nl"fh If. Nf
~ feet
A. tho south eide ot Kingston avenue
at Us Intersection With Columbia avenue.
az iN feet.
AZ tho north side % Klngston avenue
at It's intersection with Columbia avenue.
az no feet.
Al the sou,hwes, corner OF block :. at
~ feet
AZ the southcrly rorn-r Of block q. at
- feet
At the Intersection Of Columbia. Cam.
bridge and llwaco avenues. at 20 feet
Al the northeast corner ot block %. AT
- feet.
At tho northcrN corner ot block Is. at
- feet.
And unless rrmonstrancc signed by
tho owners OF three fourtha Of the prup
cr,y fronting on said portion Of said street
be tled with thc auditor and police Judge
within ten days from tho date OF tho
nnal publication of this notice. tho com
mon council will establish said Eradca.
Dated a. Astoria. oregon. February
.. lSs
II. r., NELSON,
Auditor and pollre uidr,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-02-10
WASHINGTON PILOT BOARD.
Hold Their First Meeting Yesterday
Visit and Inspect the Jessie.

The newly appointed board Of pilot COM
missiOners of Washington held lts first
meeting at Ilwaco yesterday An organl-
zation was effected by the election OF y
{. Kofoed as president and j. Brum-
bach secretary. Applications for pilot
branches were filed with the board by G.
Gunderson, l.. s. Staples and e. Harri-
man. Robert Carruthers. OF Astoria. also
filed an application for the registry Of the
schooner Jessie as pilot boat under the
Washington law. The commissioners
had before them a protest signed by the
present Washington pilots who are now
using the Oregon pilot boat against the
Jessie. on the ground that her net ton.
mage was below the requirements Of the
statutes. This protest was originally
hled with Governor Rogers and referred
by him to the new commissioners. After
the transaction OF some further formal
business relating 10 their organization.
and adopting a regulation that branches
should be issued to pilots only upon
bonds with suretcs residing In the state
Of Washington, the board adjourned for
the purpose Of paying a visit Of inspection
H. the Jessie now in this harbor The
commissioners arrived On the steamer IL
waco last evening and Immediately re-
paired TO the Jessie, and in the presence
Of the present pilots submitted her h. a
thorough examination. II was found
that the complaint as to her deficient ton
mage was unfounded the vessel mcasur-
ing over 70 tons, while the Washington
law required but 6 tons az the minimum
tonnage It was found also that with the
exception OF some trinlng alterations in
her rigging, the Jessie was In all respects
a suitable boat for the pilot service. After
the inspection Of the Jessie. the visiting
commissioners were invited By their Ore
gon brethren TO conference on the gem
eTal interests OF the service. from which
all other persons, excepting ex-Piot Com
missioner Fox. were excluded. II could not
be learned what transpired al this Joint
meeting but Commissioner Brumbach
afterwards remarkcd that the present
muddle would be Strengthened out ana
the service, so far as the Washington
pilots were concerned, would be In future
conducted in strict conformity with law.
He further said no decision had yet been
reached as to the revocation Of the Wash
ington branches now held by some Of the
pilots on the oregon boat. but that the
new regulation as to the form OF bond
required, together with the fact that the
boat they were now using. the San Jose.
was below the tonnage requirement Of
the Washington statutes, disqualified
them from holding Washington branches.
1t IL understood that the new commits
sioners have as yet been unable TO OBJ
tain possession OF the books and records
belonging to the board, but that immedl-
ate steps will be taken to compel their
surrender by the old board.