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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-16
FOR SALE.


Building lot on Treniyslshfh stree, for
dwelling, $50
Large iot At Nexschsn. Gropua ioorol
Very cheap.
seven room brick boss- Forfy-hfst and
Wood streets. Full Io, SOD on essf terins.
House Of eight rooms. with modern confsbi.
ences. on Jacob street.. between FHtscsth ass
House Of eight rooms. brick, on kafkst
street. Centre Wheeling
House Of seven rooms. on Cbsplinel s.rset.
siIth ward; t2.1O.
Houss y eight rooms. brick. No. 100 Jacob
Two half lots on Eoa street, Sixth ward. 500
each.
Two Io,s on wood street. Eighth ssr5: eeesp.
House OF Eve rooms op Jacob street. crSb'
Whesling ground 15slo0. G.5u
Seven lots 5rlOO feet In Fiisn. nbJIs 80
Gallagher addition; pr3c, fiDD 20 80 s.cs, a.,
Corssr oBs-hsn lot on kcCoiloch Aha ~
Two lots :, Hdsinsion Lane
Choice Iots In Gisndsis On easy vfms -
aJ0D will bfy q fye ro0Gsa bosss' ssooS
streel Centre WbsslinG a..
One OF ths best wansfsetsfirg si'ss IN -
city. sroutirz on two railroads.
Gco1 business corner To Cenisf hsssn.Ls a.
Houss az ssix rooms. - "c>1s hf-
ecv; con 1iticr, 0M
~ srres ssioinirx Els Croys; chap
Ore-haifiot on Tventy-nlnfh ssset -
NEsBITT q DEv1NE
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The morning call., 1892-08-30
M'NULTY TOBE RESURRECHED
Though Legally Dead, He Is
to Appear To-Day.
The Astounding Intelligence Of His Survival
Kept District Attorney Barnes Quiet
Yesterday.

Yesterday morning Judge Murphy
courtroom audience was prepared to hear
some communication regarding John Me-
Nulty, the convicted and sentenced muir
derer, pass between the court and the Dis
trlct Attorney.
1t WAS generally understood that the
District Attorney had officially informed
himself Of the fact that McNulty was only
legally and not actually dead. and that he
intended TO communicate this startling piece
of news to Judge Murphy.
Judge Murphy was present, District At
tOrDey w. >. Barnes was there in his ca
pacity OF prosecutor OF Sidney Bell. But
there was no communication between them
on the all-absorbing subject.
There were some officially interested spec
tators present, too.
Carroll Cook. McNulty's attorney, how
cred around, ever watchful and ready 10
spring some unexpected law problem in de-
Deveney was present, primed with law war
ranting his action in the late delay. Captain
Lees was induigently curious as TO the out
come of the complication.
But there was no outcome. The business
of trying Bell went on unimpeded by any
motion by the District Attorney.
1t is said that Attorney General Hart will
be prepared to take hold of the matter to.
day and that the delay was occasioned by
the desire TO rest the matter In his hands.
Late last evening instructions were re-
ceived at the County Jail to have McNulty
brought into Judge Murphy's court to-day,
when the delay In his execution will be con-
sidered.
The morning call., 1892-08-30
lCE-DEALERS FROZEN OUT.
The Union Company Controls
Fruit.Shipping.
a Cast-Iroa Contract Gives the Refrigerator
Companies No Choice in the Matter.
They Must Take Ice.

The Union Ice Company has the sole con-
troll of the icing of the refrigerator cars
which carry the California fruit crop to the
Eastern or European markets.
This makes the other concerns who deal
in ice correspondingly unhappy
They are frozen out and do not like TO be
treated to dose of their own commodity.
Fruit-shipping is q California industry
and the California companies say that it is
not proper that Nevada concern should
have the exclusive patronage of the ship
pers.
AS matter of fact the shippers of fruits
have nothing at all TO do with the matter
They pay esta blished rates for each car TO
us destination to one OF the three refrigera-
ung companies who make ii their exclusive
business TO attend TO the icing
All this Is done by contracts. The rates
from Sacramento to Chicago are S125, to
New York Sl75, and to Boston $500 per car.
lhe shippers do not care where the lee is
purchased, and most of them do not even
know that the Union Ice Company has a
cast-iron agreement with the refrigerator
companies which gives them the monopoly
OF supplying the material for cold storage.
There ara three refrigerator companies,
all of them located in Sacramento: the
California Fruit Transportation COM
pany. the G0Udell Refrigerator COMPANY
and the Santa Fe Fast Fruit and Refrgera-
tor Line.
The reason why the Union Ice Company
was enabled 10 secure an exclusive con-
tract lies In the fact that they control all
The icehouses around Truckee, where the
refrigerator cars must be Teplenished TO
keep esstbound frnit in good condition.
Ihey were therefore in a position to be
dlctatorial, and told the refrigerator people,
III you do not buy all your ice from us we
will not sell you any at ALL"
Such are the cold facts in this frigd con-
troyersy.
The morning call., 1892-08-30
WERE ALL IN A HURRY.
A Sailor Man Who Stabbed
a Conductor.
A Sea Lawyer Who Was Spmmarily Dis
posed of in the Police court-Witnesses
Were Considered Rather Slow.

Police Judge Love was not in cheerful
frame Of mind yesterday.
He was In a great hurry to dispatch the
business OF the court but the cases dragged
wearily along. There was no regular Prose
cutting Attorney. Mr.. Cotton retired early
in the morning and was relieved by Walter
Gallagher, who. in turn, gave way TO NJ. 5.
Horan. The last mentioned was prOsecut-
ing when the case of Thomas Bourdue.
charged with assault with deadly weapon,
was taken up.
B0urdue is sailor, and on the 9th inst.
he went on a little spree that wound up at
the PotrerO. On the way back to the city
he stabbed Harry Harrison, the Conductor
Of car of the Potrero and Bay View line.
Dr. j. a. Simpson deposed that he had
treated Harrison for a knife wound Of the
groin, two inches deep.
The wounded conductor was provokingly
slow in giving his testimony. He related
how he had collected the sailors fare and
how he had given him a transfer. When
he car reached King street Bourdue de-
manded that the conductor either give him
another transfer or fight.
Well, well" interrupted Judge Love i'm
| patiently, hurry up."
Harrison did not mind the Interruption
well, he drawled. 1--WE scrapped and l
| knocked him down. Then be jumped up
and cut me in the left side with knife"
The prisoner was not defended by an at
| torney. He considered that he was some
what Of sea lawyer himself, so he cross
| examined the witness.
''Dld you push me from the carp he
asked.
mo, did not"
Didn't one of the passengers saw, Break
away and 90 fight II out in a ring'?"
mo"
Driver TilstOn was called. 1t took him
about five minutes TO tell his name and ad-
| dress.
Proceed" said Horan; 'if you don't
drive faster than you and the conductor
| talk it's wonder the car ever gets to the
| end of the road"
| That's what / think, hurry, hurry up."
was the courts admonition.
| well -" and the driver paused a min
ute before he added, ''the conductor was
| cut"
WHO cut him2"
''The prisoner in the dock"
Bourdue was on his feet, eager TO oues-
| tlon the driver. but the court checked him.
That's enough Of this case" INTERRUPTED
| Judge Lave. Il hold the defendant to an
swer and set his bonds In the sum of $4,000.
| 90 on with the next case"
The sailor slowly disappeared down the
stairs and into the City Prison. "rhey are
| too speedy here for me-" was his parting
remark as the door Changed behind him.
The morning call., 1892-08-30
HE'S STEALING MY boy! y
Encounter Between a Mother
and an Officer.
Mrs Purcell Tries to Rescue Her Boy From
Superintendent Kane-She Screamed
and Boxed His Ears

To escort n howling. kicking. biting
youngster through the streets is bad enough.
but to have the lads mother in hot pursuit
is still liyeier experience.
Such was the experience: of Superiuten-
dent Frank Kane of the Youths Directory
yesterday morning
The troublesome prisoner was John Pur-
cell, aged years. With three other lads
Johnnie was arrested for stealing fruit from
cars In the freight-yard at Fourth and
Townsend streets. The four boys appeared
before Judge Joachimsen 10 be tried on
charge of petty larceny. The Judges fit Of
gout was unusually painful, and he was ia
no mood TO try larceny cases. So he or
dered that the trial Of the boys should be
continued until Thursday, and directed that
Johnnie should be detained at the Youths
Directory until that time.
Superintendent Kane had not proceeded
dozen steps from the old City Hall when
the prisoner began to kick, scratch and
howl so Justify that the whole street was
aroused. Kane dragged Johnni a few
steps farther when tn ere was another COM
motion.
JUhnnie's mother was rushin 10 his res
cue.
A stout woman with black dress and red
face was waddling down Merchant street
and painting with rage. She paused long
enough to scream, stop him stop him !!
he's stealing my boy"
A crowd quickly gathered and Mrs. Pur-
cell pushed her way through the throng of
spectators until she reached the offeer-fOr
Kane is a special. No one in the crowd at
tempted to interfere with the woman or to
assist Kane.
Several times Mrs. Purcell seized her boy
and tried to drag him away. Johnnie fairly
screamed as he tried to escape from both
mother and officer.
Help, helpW exclaimed Mrs. Purcell as
she threw her arms about the officer and the
boy.
OF course Kane did not take kindly to the
interference. He turned around aud pushed
the excited mother away. BY this time
Mrs. Purcell was fairly white with rage
She cleared her right arm for action swung
it around her head. and then her hand de-
sceCded upon Superintendent Kane's left
o ar.
Take that, you rufian." screamed Mrs.
Purcell. and the spectators rOared.
The mad mother, the officer and prisoner
were again getting tangled up, when Officer
Holbro0k ran TO Kane's rescue. lie seized
the inturiated woman and persuaded her
that she should take an opposite course 10
that pursued by Kane. During the discus
sion with the mother Kane slipped out Of
the crowd and took his prisoner aboard Of a
MOntgOmeTy-street car.
1t took half an hour for Mrs. Pureelps
anger TO cool. Even then she declared il
was an outrage that her boy should be sent
to o public institution when he had kind
parents and good home at Zoe and Welch
streets.
The mothers fears were groundless, for
her boy VIII be we'll taken care OF at the
Directory.
The morning call., 1892-08-30
ARNOLD POLLAK & co.

Formal Judgment for S3S, 600 Taken
Against the Firm.
Nothing very definite has yet been aseer-
tanned with regard to the financial affairs of
the firm of Arnold Pollsk & Co., importers
of cigars, who were attached for more than
SAG, 900 about a fortnight ago and whose in
solvency was thereby precipitated. The
creditors Of the firm had a meeting during
the past week and appointed committee
from among themselves to investigate the
assets and liabilities.
That committee is presently at work, but
according TO tie statement OF the principal
attaching creditor. 1t has not yet progressed
sufficiently in its la b0rs to render any reas-
suring report. 1t may not be ready to report
for week or more, Affairs are in much
the same state OF chaos as when the attach
ments were slapped on, and the statements
given out that the firm may settle its indebt-
edness on a basis Of 60 cents on the dollar
and viii then be allowed to resume business
are based on nothing more than conjecture,
however deslTous the creditors might be TO
accept such compromise if it could be
brought about.
J. II. Jellett, the attorney for Dun's Com
merclal Agency, which levied the attach
ments for the creditors, took formal judg-
ment yesterday in the Superior Court against
some S3S 600, representing the claims of y.
are the heaviest interested. As assignees
s33, 764 q, and individually one for some
The morning call., 1892-08-30
UNDER HER BUSTLE.

Where a Female RObber Hid Country
mars Stolen Purse.
A woman rain out of low saloon on
Howard street early yesterday and encoun-
tered Policemen Tuite and Mccarthy.
whats the matterP" asked the officers
In chorus.
Nothing, only Pm in hurry" was the
cool answer. - ~
"We1l see what causes your hurry" said
the officers and they dragged the woman
back into the saloon.
Nicholas Linsky, a blacksmith from
Fresno. was found standing before mir
TOR and calmly biDg his hair.
"How:are youY' was Tute's salutatIon.
/: .;sfIne as silk" was the strangers re-
.. %:Haveyo lost anythingf"
Better look: and see" cautioned the
Linsky thrust his hand in his pocket and
a peculiar look spread over his face as he
shouted: I've been robbed. I'm hundred
short"
Tue woman was then searched and Lin
| sky's purse containing 500 In gold. was
Iound concealed under her hustle,
The woman was locked up for grand
|. larceny Linsky protested against the ar
rest, saying he feared his folks at Fresno
would hear OF his escapHde.
The morning call., 1892-08-30
MONEY KINGS ARE COMING.
Preparing to Welcome the
Visiting Bankers.
TIVE Hundred Delegates From East Of the
Missouri Ezpected-A Bay Excursion and
Luncheon on a Steamer.

Secretary Green of the committee In
charge OF the arrangements for the National
Convention of Bankers. which will meet
there on September Z. reports that nearly
all the preparations for the affair are CON-
pleted.
There will be an unusually large attend
@rce this year. because great many East
ern men will be glad 10 make tour TO
California and attend 10 business at the
same time.
Mr. Green expects that 200 delegates from
sections east of the Missouri will be here.
Some OF the Eastern money kings have
already started west Mr.. Nelson of Ala
bama is en- route to this city with party of
is in the special Pullman car Iolanthe, ana
A. y. Avery of Peoria. H., together with
o. other people, Is on the rail, bound ior
California, on the Car Pckwick. The latter
party viii tour the whole State before re-
turning East.
One Of the features of the convention ill
be trip around the bay, with a luncheon
served on the steamer. For this purpose
the tine ferry-steamer Oakland is now being
especially fitted up with new carpets, furni-
ture. ETC.
The California State Bankers Associa-
tion will hold its annual meeting in this
city during the national convention.
The morning call., 1892-08-30
HE WAS A "P00R FELLOW"
Why Timothy Crimmins Escaped Punish n
ment for His Offense.


ment for His Offense.
Timothy Crimmins, who violated a
health order by tearing down placard an
nouncing that there was diphtheria in his
house, at 223 Church street, appeared in the
dock at Police Court 2 yesterday morning
Health Inspector Mills. who caused the Of
lenders arrest, explained that Crimmins
was q poor lsborer, with family depending
on him for support. Crimmins had been out
of an insane asylum only four months, and
the Inspector merely desired that he be lee
tured, in order that others might be warned.
Crimmins appeared to be daZed when or
dered to stand up. There was a vacant,
CLASSY stare in his eyes as the court pro-
ceeded to reDriInand him.
You committed a serious offense," said
Judge Love, when. you tore down that
notice. know you are in unfortunate cir
cumstances and will let you off this time.
But if you ever repeat the offense you will
receive six months. Do you comprehend 2"
The man muttered that ne did as he hob
bled from the dock. He had been In Jail 40
hours, and those who. knew the cireum-
stances Of his case muttered, Poor fellow" +"
as be slowly left the courtroom
Poor fellow" echoed the Judge, aud then
he ordered the clerk to call the next case.
The morning call., 1892-08-30

but he continued on in his gloomy way
until about ten days ago. when he failed to
MAKE his appearance either Mt his home
l2zo hearny street-or az his place of bus-
ness.
lie was about 35 years of age medium
height and of light complexion.
HIS friends have searched high and low
ior his whereabouts without avail and fears
are entertained that he may have committed
suicide while temporarily insane from
worry.
During his absence the bakery has been
conducted by his brother and his two
daughters until yesterday afternoon, when
butcher named Meyer got out an attach
ment on the place and Sherif's lock now
ornaments the front door.
oteifen's wife is dead, but he has two
daughters aged IA and 10 years and two sons
and years of age.
The missing man has been in the bakery
ana restaurant business in this city for
many years. and could have, il he had
wished. received financial assistance for the
mere ask NO
The morning call., 1892-08-30
SCARED BY His CREDITORS.
Henry Steffen Disappears
From the City.
He Leaves the New Era Bakery to Run Itself.
1t Is Pounced Upon by Creditors and
sherif's Lock Is on the Door.

Henry Steffen, the proprietor Of the New
Era Bakery at 52l Montgomery street. dis
appeared from this city about ten days ago
and his friends and relatives are consider
ably exercised over his prolonged absence.
For some weeks previous TO his dissD-
pearance Steffen had been very much de-
pressed and worried over business troubles
lie was deeply In debt. and his creditors
became clamorous for their money.
There was no money in the bakery and
offee-house, and all he had he had Invested
In IL, amounting in al. TO $1,000.
To make matters worse his lease had run
out and the landlord refused To renew it,
Although he looked about he could not find
suitable place to remove to.
Stefien became very gloomy and took on a
very melancholy condition.
His friends tried TO inspire him with hope.
The morning call., 1892-08-30
A Religious LunAtic.

A sign of the revivalist times now current
was seen in the commitment yesterday to
the Napa Asylum of Mary Carabain OF 1904
Market street, 80 years of age and a native
of Australia. She was arrested at the
Pavilion on Sunday, where she wanted 10
take of her clothes and give herself and
everything to her Creator. Another of her
delnsioas is that she Is prosecuted. Her
hhsoand, she says, wants To poison her, and
she declares that he is Hebrew and the
head OF the Hebrews Hho are prosecuting
her
The morning call., 1892-08-30

1t is expected that the full panel will be Sc
cured early this morning. The eight 20 far
sworn in are; G, F. Mcchesney, I26 Davis
G. Burgess. GA Battery street; J. a, Drink
house, 227 Battery street; S. O. Putnam,
2l7 Sacramento street; John Connor, All
Washington street; j. c. Steben, 1881
Nebraska street; d. l., Bienfeld, 1920
Pacific street
The morning call., 1892-08-30
TERSE TALES OF THE TOWN.

Harry M. Smith has been committed for trial
on a charge of forgery. On August Il he passed
10 ). =. A. Helms. Mission grocer, a check for
$40 30 upon the Bank OF California. TO which he
had forge The signature OF q. Nj. Miller
Antoine Tromp, young Swede who was ar.
Tested Willie digging up slungshot which he
had buried under the sod of Jefferson souarc
was convicted on charge OF yagrancy yester.
day. Judge Love gave him severe lecture aud
sentenced him 10 six months Imprisonment In
the House Of Correction.
The morning call., 1892-08-30
Licensed to Marry.

Licenses TO marry were yesterday Issued
TO the following:
Leopold Beuveon and Eugenie Roger. 29-22.
Adoiphus Z. Easel aud Marie V. Weisbach,
1870.
Carl +. Pearson and johanna Jensen. 3o-29.
James Irvine and Francis A. Plum, 26-26.
27-21.
Samuel Berck and LottIe Lesser. 23-19.
FRED Fuller and Mary Murphy, 23-17.
2S.
John n. Frank and Sophye Claussenius, 32-
"a.
lie nry StreIf and Maria c. Renner. a5-o4
The morning call., 1892-08-30
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN ka<4.
IL Francisco for ports in Alaska 8 A. N. elSSkt&
September and october 6. Il.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports,
August 27, Sept anu Oct, /, g. II, IS, p, rs.
For Eureka, humboldt Bay w ednesdays. 9 An.
For Santa Ana, Los Angeles and all way ports,
every fourth and fifth day A NJ.
For San Diego. stopping only at Los Angeles,
Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo, every fourth
and fifth day at IL A. M.
For ports in Mexico. first OF each month.
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel, New MontS Somery st.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO, General Agents.
If 10 Market St. San Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-08-30
ROYAL MAIL STEAM pACkeT en-.

STEAMERS LEAVE ASPINw VAIL.
~ fortnightly for ths West Indies aud xAf<xSs
southampton, calling route at CherOo1rs-
frauce, ana Plymouth TO land passengers =.
through Bulls OF Ladiug. In connection with the.
facthc Mail 81 Co. issued for freight and treasura
TO direct ports in Eng and and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco 70 Plymoutb
theFloars southampton. firSt-ciass. SIq5. third
class, ssi so For further particulars apply to
u FARkoTr CO., Agents, 3e6 California ST
The morning call., 1892-08-30
The Sidney BelI Trial.

Yesterday the business of securing a new
jury in the trial OF Sidney Bell for robbery
was proceeded with in Judge Murphy's
court. The yeniTe of 12l names was ex
hausted, but eight Jurors were obtained. As
the defense has exhausted all its challenges
The morning call., 1892-08-30
San Jose's sunday Ordinance.

The Dennis habeas corpus case, involv-
Ing the constitutionality Of the San Jose
Sunday saloon-closing ordinance, occupied
the attention Of Judge McKenna in the
United States Circuit Court ali of yesterd av.
The morning call., 1892-08-30
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. s. Cf;.

sFkEE HAVEL, LAIN. TRAVE, SAALE
ALLER. ELDER, EMS. wERRA FULDA.
ELBE, KAISER WILHELM III.
New York. Southampton. Bremen, The fast err.
press steamers OF this company sail every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY., landing. passengers in
southampton IN 41a days or less from n New York.
These steamers celebrated for their speed and.
the comfort afforded passengers
ROBERT CAPELLE, Gen. Agent for Pacific Coast.
francisco. 1a7. ly Tn Tn
The morning call., 1892-08-30
FOR PORTLAND &AsTORIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM kssz
L ocean DtviSioa-and PACIFIC COAST SSsszrlS$
STEAMSHIP COMPANY 7 will dispatch from Spear
street wharf. at 10 A. for the above ports OF
their Al iron steamships, viz
STATE OF CALIFURNIA-Augus 81, Septsm-.
Der p IA. 26.
CoLUMBIA-August IT, 90, September 0, %.
OREGON-August Is, 25, September 8. Is 80.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other divergng lines tor all points IN oregon.
Washington, British Columbia, Alaska. Idaho,
Montana, Dakota, Utah. Wyoming. Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and to Europe.
Fare to Portland-Cabin. SIS; steerage, IS; round
trip, cabin. $50
Ticket Oflces-l Montgomery street and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery street.
Ere light office, 200 California street
6OODALL, PERKINS & Co, Supt Ocean Line
1tf 10 Market street. san Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-08-30
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP GO.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA
Steamers will sail at NOON on the 5th kSss1z
18th and 25th Of each month calling az @gI1S
various ports Of Mexico aud Central America
Through line saiiings-S eptrmber 5th. SS san
Jose; September 18TH, SIS san Juan; september
26th, IS. City OF New FORK.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS AT NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH, calling at Mazatlan. san Bias, Manzaatio,
Aespulco, Port Angel, Sana Cruz, TOnsla. san
Eenito, Ocos, Champerico, Saa Joss dc Guatemala
Aca!utla La LiDertad Ls Union. AmapalA CoriasA
Far Juan del Sur and Punta Arenaa
ay line sailing -ptember l9th, at IL O'Clock
noon. IS. City OF Panama
When the regular sailing date falls su1dlY
tteRmers wlli be dispatched the following Monday
JAFAN AND CHINA LINE
FUR YOKOHAMA AND HONG-KOY9
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers FOR
Shanghai. and at hong- Kong tor East IadlsL
Straits, etc;
City OF Feking. saturday, Sept. IT. az P N
China via HonOlulu) Tuesday, Sept. 81 at 3 r NJ
FeTu..s Saturday. uctouer s. at NJ.
City Of Rio de Janeiro. Saturday, Nry. 3 at P NJ
Round-trip tickets to Yokohama and return as.I
nnced rates.
For Freight or Passage apply at the o1ies eoraar
First and BranRan streets
Branch Onice-202 Front street.
ALEXAN DER CENTER. General Agent
The morning call., 1892-08-30
.IHffreTa IIrwis Snad.

Harry Mainhall and Jeffreys Lewis Main
hall Of theatrical fame have been sued in
the Justices Court for $3.50, on an old note
dated September Is. 1880.