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The San Francisco call., 1898-01-07
DIED.

BYRNE-In this city. January 5. 1898, James D.. beloved husband of the late Ellen Byrne and brother of Mrs. Catherine Mullen A na- tive of County Roscommon, Ireland, aged ss years. A member of Colonel Cass Post No 46 G. A. R. tChicago and Madison Wis . papers please copy.)
 OFriends and aceuaintances are respect fally invited to attend the funeral this day (F'riday), at 10 o'clock from the funeral par lors of Porter White, 122 Eddy street thence to St. Josephs Church. Tenth street Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
 BYRNE-In this city, January B. lSss Mary E., beloved wife of w. J. Byrne, and mother of William J., Charles F., Mamie F. Mar tha J. and Joseph Byrne. a native of St John. N. B, aged 54 years and Il days.
 EyFriends and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tSaturday), at 10 clock. from her late resi-
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-07

G. l.. Daily and Rebecca J. Goodwin. 4347 Sigmund Jonas and Vioe Rosenberg. 30-20. G. Pardon and Antoinette Pombet. 34-30. s. de Carli and Emilia Albertoli. 25-26
 Timothy Ryan and Hannah Calvin, 2s-24. A. C. Almen and Marie L. Cassou. 41-25. J. c. Simons mad Harriet l. Schilling, 33-27. John J. Craig and Bertha C. Fowler. 33-22 Joseph Ahlbach and Lizzie Kinlock. 21-1S Christ Hauser and Sophie Loffer. 29-22.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


 S3000-HOUSE of rooms, with furniture, lot 25X1l6; basement feet high; choicest loca- ton in Alameda; close to R. R. depot. Par ticulars WILKE, 7SS Market st. CHEAPEST and best in Arnerica-The Weekly Call, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one year for Sl 50. postage free
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-07
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE. ~~~~>-~>~-~ KLONDIKE or bust-10 room house, Eighth st., Oakland: lot 70x100; barn. etc.; value Sl0, O00; reduced to 5000; snap; S2500 cash; balance can remain. Box 425. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-07

4 MARKET st.-Branch office of The Call want ads and subscriptions taken.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-07
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE,

HOUSE of 10 rooms in Mission 5000; for house of , to rooms, 5000 to $7000. I pay difference. J. F. PLUMBE. 1402 Valencia.
 CLEAR Portland and Astoria property for some boarding lodging house in San Fran cisco or Oakland Address A. A. 55 Shipley.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-07
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

SEE this at once; new S-room modern house blocks east of Bergman station, Berkeley price $S500 worth s4500; make your owI terms; also have other houses. See owne and houses, 1427 Spruce st.. Berkeley.
Stikeen River journal., 1898-05-21

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Stikeen River journal., 1898-05-21
Canadian Troops

Tie grand steamship Islander, Cap.
tain .Ionn Irving, sailed into port Tues
day evening with 223 Canadian soldiers
of the Yukon police force: 2l2 being
privatcs. The eleven officers are:
Lieutenant Colonel Evans, Major
Young, Major Bliss, Major Talbot.
Staff Surgeon Foster, Captain Burstall.
Captain Ogilvy, Captain Thatcher,
Captain Gardner Captain Cannctt and
Lieutenant lie Due. They were all re-
embarked ON the steamers Strathcona
and Stikcen Chief and started up the
river.
Beside, the soldiers. the Islander had
a large passenger list and 80 tons of
freight. This was the quickest and
most profitable trip the Islander has
made in her run of ten years. and the
largest cargo and passenger list she has
had in that period.
Stikeen River journal., 1898-05-21
NEW ALASKAN LAW
\ Resume Given by the Alaskan
of Sitka.
ONLY ONE BAD FEATURE
Is Where the Commits sioncr Gets
Double Fees The Other
Points Good.

, slik2h Alaskan. :" April. lS!M
The Garter bill has passed the
senate. In regard to rs. Com
missloners il provi les that they
stall be appointed 10y the court
and shall hold office during It's
pleasure; that the court may ap-
point any number shat it deems
wise: that They shall be allowed
doable faes; that they shall bave
jurisdiction to try all criminal
cases that are miSdrmeanorS. and
all civil suits whore the amount
il controversy is 81, OGD or less:
and that of the commissioners
SO appointed ten shall be named
by the attorney general to receive
-, 90 per annum in addition 10
doablc fees.
I That all litiGants in Alaska
are 10 h" obliged To pay double
ICES Is an outrage. And that
such cNirem" authority may be
"ieided by person wholly with
ont ANY judicial training is
tfau@ht with danger. In all
other respects the law is most
admirable. Alaska is at least
getting some sensible legisla-
ton.
Stikeen River journal., 1898-05-21
\ Pleasant Yachting Party.

Mr.. Tom MeNal ~ brought his neN
naptaa launch to Nran-rt sunday t,
take friends ont for Il pleasure trip
The parry consisted of MIR. Me ulleN
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Mic
hinnoa. Mr.. Gab.er, Mr.. Hirsch an,
Mr.. j4ne-
They LEFT Nci<innon'9 wharf at Ii.
p. m. ana proceeded up the river "a,
tar Is tar iat'.sr sand har. From tn,
bar the ao-e Of the launch VA, turned
do"n stream proceeding along til,
mainland 10 what is known as the o,
eaWnill site whore is situated one %
the most beautiful waterfalls in Alaska
ON their home "trip about four mile,
from the canncry they overlook Mr.
Robertson who wae row ing rather hare
trying to row his boat to " rangel. Mir
Mct uley took Mr. Robinson's line anC
to"ed him to town, stopping at the
cannery. whore refreshments Wer,
served.
Leaving there about six o'clock they
arrived at the &. T. Il. wharf at t. |.
Stikeen River journal., 1898-05-21

The general committee met in the
school room in the court house last
night at $ o'clock in response to Il call
Stikeen River journal., 1898-05-21
PERSONAL.

: william II. French, of Alviso. Cali
fornia. was in town this week, on his
way to How Kan.
Thco. Il. Needham, proprietor of
the JOURNAL. arrived home last Tues
day night on the steamer Islander,
after visit to his mother in Misha-
Wakl Indiana.
Bascom A. Stephens, Jr., whose
.athcr has been connected with the
JOURNAL for the past three months,
arrived on the steamer Discovery last
sunday direct from Seattle. having
left san Diego on the I'd instant.
Stikeen River journal., 1898-05-21

Harry Day, proprietor of the Vic
toria House, met with d painful acct
dent on Unak island IL week ago last
Thursday. He was cleaning his rifle
when it was accidentally discharged,
the ball entering his left leg. He was
brought home, and has been kept quiet
ever since lie is gradually recover
ing.
Stikeen River journal., 1898-05-21
The Public school.

The government school taught by
Miss a. g. Kelsey who has acted IN
that capacity here for the past five
Years, was also in the mission work at
.Sltka eight years previous to coming
here. The school was established in
support directly from the Government
ut Washington, ID. G., is we'll equipped
with modern desks, three large black
boards. cue set for the physiological
class, and IL case of Rand & McNally s
latest geographical maps.
Preparations are made for the shoi t
day of the winter. by u large hanging
lamp in the center of the room. aud
several side lights. The whole number
of pupils Registered during the past
year WAS about 20. the average daily
attendance during the winter was about
b
The native pupils are bright. foud Of
study and learn readily. Owing To
the wandering nature and mode of life
If the natives, they do not gather into
the towns until about November and
start out us early rs March, hat thi,
year the did not start out rs early as
usual. some found occupation taxing
people up tie sixteen river.
Many natives ha.r sold OF rented
their homes - white people who have
Stikeen River journal., 1898-05-21
WRANGEL'S BIG BARBECUE
The Geaeral Committee Hears
Reports of Sub.CommittccS
TIE PROGRAM As ADOPTED
4 Fail Report oi the Procce dinss
1t Will Nc 4 Grand
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had beed trimmed. the block, placed
in position. and the halliard- rove.
The tia.- were ordered to bc salut-
ed at ) Il. m. with IL salute of y guns.
the time to be taken of ID. Alckinnon.
The social committee was given full
power to act in regard to the dance.
which will be in Aickinnon hall.
committees reported progress.
The resignation of the secretary II.
T.. Powell. in view of his going to the
war. was accepted With several putri-
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Milligan, WiIkin & Co.
F. Leonard, Boothsville, W. Va, SIT
TO $24 a month.
RECEPTION BY THE POPE.

Members of the Diplomatic Corps, Ac-
credited to the Holy Sec Otfer Congratu-
Iations.
Rome, March 3.-The Pope to-day
received in separate audience each
member Of the diplomatic corps TO the
Holy See, who called to congratulate
His Holiness upon the twenty-first
year Of his pontifcate which opens
to-day. Afterwards there was COM
memorative mass in the Sistine chap
ell. The Pope, wearing the triple
crown. arrived in the sedia gestatoria
surrounded by the usual guards and
other officials. The galleries were oc-
cuDied BY the members Of the sacred
college and diplomats, the Knights OF
Malta and the Roman patricians. Car
dinal Van Nutrelli celebrated mass
and at its conclusion the Pope intoned
the Te Deum and pronounced the
apostolic benediction. There was an
immense congregation present and
His Holiness was warmly acclaimed.
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admiration for American warships
challenge our government to test the
new cruiser Powerful by sending her
across the Atlantic at full speed as the
United States government had sent the
Columbia; but our government de-
clined.
Il consider that America has some
of the very finest ships afoat and l
know the American sailors to ne as
good as any in the world
why. Spain is a retrograde-a NOR
ibund nation. II she should snap up
all the warships available all over the
world she could not give the United
States cause for an instant's concern
Il believe in the grit, tenacity and
fighting capacity of the Anglo-Saxon
races as against these Spaniards, who
are fed on oil and garlic and are with
out a stamina. Why, in the olden days
our Buccaneers used to peat them and
they have not improved since then
rather the contrary.
But there will be no war The
Spanish government knows it would
be the signal for a Carlist rising.
They will have some kind Of revo-
luton in Spain before long, but as to
war with the United States there will
be none.
Il have never believed that the Uni
ted States wants Cuba but I expect
they will employ all their influences
to establish a republic there"
Mr.. Tweddle. the manager Of Thor
nycrofts famous torpedo boat works
at Chiswick- -the-Thames said to
the Worlds correspondents
Il don't think the Spanish navy can
cause the United States much con-
Germ.
II really don't think Spain has much
of a chance of getting warships in
English yards from the governments
for which they are being constructed.
The great majority Of ships now on
the stocks are for the British govern
ment which. of course, won't sell
Inquiry by the World correspondent
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AN ENGLISH OPINION.
ciloer or Parliament Who Doesn't Be
iese spain Would Stand any Chance
against the United States.


. "einoer of Parliament Who Doesn't Be
Spain Would Stand any Chance
against the United states.
London, March 3.-"The United
states will have every town on the
spanish coast blown to atoms, ] am
READY to wager. a month after the be-
ginning of hostilities," said William
Allan, NJ. P, to the New York World
correspondent.
Mr.. Allan represents the Gateshead
division in the House of Commons. is
one OF the largest shipbuilders on the
Tyne and is an acknowledged author
lty on naval affairs
The World correspondent had asked
him if there is any likelihood that
Spain can buy war vessels now build
ing IN British yards from the govern
nent which ordered them.
1t would not do Spain any good if
she could buy them Mr.. Allan an
sWered. But except those ordered ~
Japan there are very few orders in the
English yards from foreign govern
ments and Japan won't sell. [ can't
conceive why Chilli should sell ships
10 her ancient enemy to be used
against the United States, which help
Cd her SO generously to her independ-
ence But even should Chill or Brazil
sell ships to Spain they would be of
no use 10 her.
Il have always expressed in the
House OF Commons, as you know, my
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FROZEN ON THE TRAIL.
Two Returning klOndikers Found in the
snow With %I60 900 Between Them.

Two Returning kIoRdikers Found in the
snow With $3.50, 900 Between Them.
Victoria, b. G., March Sit is said
by the steamer Islander from Alaska
that several days ago two Canadian
mounted police marched into Skaguay
with two sIeds in tow, over which
were strapped two dead men.
The attention of the mounted police
at Taguish was attracted by the dis
mai howls Of dog. A few moments
search on the trail and they found the
bodies of two men who had been
frozen on the trail. 1t is said they
were returning Klondikers. and they
are reported to have had in their pos
session $3.50, GOO in paper and gold dust,
one $50, COO and the other $4,000. Their
names are not unknown.
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command. The Spanish were thrown
into confusion and, after an attempt
to reform their lines, fled precipitate-
ly, leaving Captain Gomez Avellenada
and seventeen privates dead on the
field. The rebels captured 80 wounded
Spaniards.
Near Holguin, on the same day, Gen.
Torres, with 500 men, defeated the
combined forces of Gen. Ballestesos
and the marine infantry under Capt.
Fernandez Colomo, killing % and
wounding Capt Colombo, Major Rivera
and 5S privates.
Capt Sigsbee has received a letter
written by Gen. Jacinto Hernandez,
expressing sympathy for the loss OF
his ship and crew. Gen. Hernandez
feared TO address Capt. Sigsbee per-
sonally, as it might be misunderstood,
SO he addressed his letter to an Amer
lean who is in the field with Gomez
The letter was then forwarded TO tnis
city.
"A messenger left Gomez's camp
early last week and is now proceeding
TO Washington, carrying full data and
details Of insurgent field organization.
In case hostilities break out Gen. Go
mez expects to cooperate with the
American feet and for this reason de-
sires that American officers shall have
full knowledge of the rebel forces ana
equipment.
1t is understood here that Gomez
viii offer to relinQuish his command
to any American general who may be
sent from Washington. A letter re-
ceiyed to-day from Herald CORE
spondent in the field near San Antonio
de las Vegas dated February p. brings
news Of a six-hour fight near the town
OF Tapaste in the hills.
No details have been received. but
it is known that the insurgents 5eld
their post, forcing the troops to retire.
The correspondent writes: I'VE all
have been wondering how the political
situation at Havana appears, it now
being more than a week since we had
any news. Spaniards in neighboring
towns have been drinking many toasts
10 Satan's new visitors.
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WRIT OF PROHIBITION
Granted by the Supreme Court in the
Charleston Lawyers Fees Cases.

Granted by the Supreme Court in the
Charleston Lawyers Fees Cases.
Special to the Register.
Charleston. w. va, March 3.-On
the application of c. B, Couch, city
solicitor, Judge McWhorter of the SUI
preme Court, granted writ Of prohi-
bition to-day to prevent the payment
by any officer Of this city the fees
claimed by Chiffon, MacCorkle &
Chiffon and 5. G. Burdeute, attorneys
for the liquor men of this city, who
were fined by the mayor in 1892 cases
last summer, during the deadlock be
tween the city council and the county
court. The attorneys fee was five dol
lars in each case These fees, with
other costs. amounted to over $4,000
The writ is made returnable April 10.
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POPE LEO XIII.

He Celebrates To-Day the SSth Annivef-
sarv of His Birth.
Pope Vincent Joachim Pecci or Pope
Leo Kill, celebrates to-day his birth
aav He was born in Capri March 2,
1910. and is to-day one Of the oldest
living men. He and Gladstone are al
most the only representatives Of the
first decade Of the century.
In spite of the many messages 81
congratulation which are pouring IN
upon him to-day. the Holy Father vii
spend the time in sadness. for he seas
one OF his best beloved countries in-
volved in controversy in when ne
is powerless to interfere. SPAN, the
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A HEAVY DEATH RATE.
Late Reports from skaguay Show Bad
State of Affairs

State of Affairs.
Victoria, B. c., March 3.-Passen-
gers on the steamer Islander, which
has reached here from Skaguay, con-
firm the report that the Canadian flag
has been raised at Summit Lake, also
that the Canadians will establish a
custom house at Crater Lake.
Martial law has been declared at
Skaguay, and the United States troops
who went upon the Queen are enforc-
ing law
The attempt to float the steamer CO.
roma has SO far been a failure Capt.
Gocdall, who has been conducting the
wrecking operations. has gone with
divers to make an examination of the
Cottage City.
The death. rate at Skaguay averages
fifteen daily, Cne of the latest victims
being the postmaster
1t is stated by passengers on the
Islander that the Dyea trail is strewn
with dead mules.
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kingdom over which he has spread
bis hands in benediction is in serious
trouble. financially and politically
ana should she emerge from it with
OUT actual bloodshed it will be years
long after he has passed away-be-
fore she can escape from the difficult
ties into which she has plunged dur
ing the last I'VE years.
An American girl, who had an audi
enee with the Holy Father few days
ago. writes that his voice is strong
ana his step firm She says that IN
less be- dies from collapse, due TO old
age. he is likely to live for many years
TO come. and that his mental faculties
will be the last TO 60
Pope Leo Kill succeeded Pope Plus
tx. IN 1878. and has therefore occu-
pied the Papal Chair for twenty years.
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ASCENDESCY OF THE ARMY
In France at This limo is Amply Demon
strated-An Incident Related

LONDON. March 1.-THE Paris CORE
spondent Of the Times as an indication of
the extent to which miliatrism Is obt~in-
ing ascendancy il France, gives long
correspondence showing that former Min
lister Trarieux after the lola trial, re-
ceiyed an outrageously insulting letter
from Captain Begouon an officer Of the
general staff. NJ. Trarieux referred the
letter to Gen. Billot, minister Of war, re-
questing that the writer should be COM
PEELED to apologize or be punished
CEN BilloJ refused To interfere, on the
ground that the letter was private NJ
Trarieux then appealed 10 the President
Of the Senate. Emile Loubet, on whose
Intervention Gen BiIlot administered
quite an inadequate reprimand to Captain
Begouon.
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at Yarrow's torpedo boat Allan works,
Blackwell elected the statement that
the firm is building four torpedo catch
ers for Japan and four for Austria.
Neither power would sell the ships
TO Spain.
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CURFEW AT TORONTO.

'TT'NIdI % tIIt IAt-lF9tVI.
Toronto, O., March Toronto
council has passed curfew ordinance
and will hereafter arrest all children
found alone on the streets after s
y. m. in winter and 9 p. m. in sum-
mer A steam whistle will do the cur
few act. 1t was blown tonight for
fifteen minutes as a starter.
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CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.

Washington, March 3.-To-davs
statement Of the condition of the
treasury shows; Available cash bal
anee, sZ25,552.795; gold reserve, 1851
e47, 557.
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MORE INSURGtNT VICTORIES.
Spanish Forces in Cuba Hardly Able
to Hold Their Own,

TO Say Nothing of Making Head
Way Against the Rebels-A Big
expedition Landed Recently bv
Dynamite Johnny-The Supplies
Safely Carried to the Interior by
Rebel Cavalry = Gomez Sends
Data Concerning the Organize
ton and Strength OF the Cuban
Army TO Washingtop-Ready to
Rehnquish His Command to Anv
American General Sent from
Washington.
New York, March "a dispatch TO
The Herald from Havana says:
4 report has been received of the
landing of a very large expedition al
most in Matanzas harbor. 1t is be-
feyed 10 be that taken on the Daunt-
JESS by Dynamite Johnny O'Brien.
the supplies We're taken charge of by
rebel cavalry, numbering 400 They
we're attacked by eight hundred OF
Gen. Molino's soldiers. 1t is reported
lAat the rebels refused battle, and sue
otssfully escaped with the supplies alb
soutely without loss. Reports of in
sargent activity continue to come into
Havana and greatly exasperate the
public, although every attempt is made
to suppress the facts. Rebels are es
uecially active in the provinces Of San
riago de Cuba, Puerto Principe and
Santa Clara. Jiminez Castaneilos. in
recent battles, in Vueltas, Caminos.
NaJosa Managuaco and Peralaio.
could no more than hold his own, and
eventually was compelled to retreat
60 Puerto Principe and Santa Clara.
losing several officers and 81 privates
and having two lieutenants and 220
privates wounded.
Spanish columns under Gen. Voda
Rey and Col. Lopez Onetega, on Feb
Iuary y, were surprised and vigorous
" attacked by Cubans of Garcia's
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Commerce has adopted a resolution
requesting our Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress to aid in enact
ing such legislation as will deprive the
Canadian Pacific railway and all other
foreign railways Of any privileges that
can give them an undue advantage
over the railroads of the United States.
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WANT PRIVILEGES CURTAILED.
Los Angeles, Cal, March 3.-The
board Of directors of the Chamber Of
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PENSIONS GRANTED

Special to the Register.
Washington, March Am increase
Of pension has been granted Bernard
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