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The morning call., 1894-11-12

simple granite obelisk. with but little. if
any, characterization. IL is to rest on
base three feet square, one and half feet
in height. The main shaft will be two
feet square at the base and ten feet high.
making the total height of The monument
III feet. The base is to be finished in
rustic ashley, while the shaft will have a
fine hammered surface. On the front will
be the insignia of the company, consisting
OF its name, the number OF the regiment
and the crossed cannons.
The exact wording of the two other in
scrptions has not yet been determined
upon. but one side will probably read:
Sacred to the memory OF Privates Clark.
Byrne. Lubberdng and Dugan, who were
assassDaled July IL. near Sacramento nv in.
surrectonists.
The second side will state in substance
that the monument was presented by the
citizens of Sacramento. The insignia are
to be in full relief and unpublished. while
the lettering will be IN relief and polished.
Some minor details remain vet to be
worked out, which include the exact W ord
ing of the inscriptions Work will shortly
be begun OH the monument and it will
probably be erected at the graves of the
four men by the middle of January. 1t is
not expected that the monument will be
dedicated, however, before May so.
The morning call., 1894-11-12
OCEAN VIEW COURSING.
The Day Was Grand and the Dogs
Did Good Work.

The courSing men had most pleasant
day at Kerrigan's Park yesterday.
The day was simply delightful; the
hares were strong runners, tho only fault
being that there were too many of them,
and many OF the dogs, in the puppy stake
especially, suffered considerably by getting
more than one or two runs before they
could be picked up.
This caused con sderab BILE loss OF time
during the first portion of the day and was
the cause OF having both the stakes Cd the
card-a 16-dog puppy stake and 12-dog all
age-being left unfinished.
Mr.. Grace, after some strong pressure be-
ing brought to bear oE him by the boys. ="
judged the meeting and OF course gave the
usual satisfaction.
Many of the runs during the day were
Of a first class order. notably those of Lit
tie Tom, Annie DAILY, Mystic and Melita in
the puppy stake and Little Rose, Wee
Nell, Nelly Bly, and Electric in the alleged
stake. Nelly Bly's especially was a great
one and it may be said that the gallant old
bitch seldom or ever performed more bril-
liantly, but she was not able TO repeat it as
The morning call., 1894-11-12
CURSED BY DRINK.
A Revolving Spectacle i'm
a Lodging-House.
Amelia Lacoste Lets Her Child Starye
Slowly While She Grows In
sane From Alcohol.

Amelia Lacoste, raving from the effects
of alcoholism, was locked up in one of The
wards Of the Receiving Hospital yester-
day afternoon. Her husband, Joe La
cost e, was placed in the City Prison on the
charge OF cruelty to children and their
six-year-old daughter, dying from their
neglect, if not abuse. is now in the care OF
the matron of the hospital.
Mrs. Lacoste was arres ted about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon in her room
on the fifth floor of the General Keyes
building, II Stockton street, by Sergeant
Christensen and Officers Black and
Sawyer. They had been Informed that
there was a crazy woman upstairs, who
was Fastening the end of her neglected
child Ivy her insane rawlings When they
arrived at the room they found her JUMP
ing about. raving like maniac, yelling at
the top of her voice. while the slx-year-old
daughter wasted, to a shadow, was lying
motionless On sofa.
AT sight Of the officers the woman be-
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The morning call., 1894-11-12
AT OLD ST. MARY'S
An Exciting Game of Baseball at
the Old College.

An exciting game of baseball was
played yesterday at old st. Mary's College
on the Mission road between the st.
Mary's and the A. Quilts oil San Fran cisco.
Numerous admirers of both teams were on
the grounds, and showed their appreeia-
ton of their respective teams by continual
applause.
st. Mary's were first at bat, and made
tallies, which lead their opponents were
not able to overcome. The features Of the
game were tn alI-around playing of the
ST. Mary's team.
Following is the score by Innings:
INNINGS.
St Mary's IS o 4 2 2 o 1 Obs
QuilIs.................1 3 U q 0 D l. 8
Base hitS-St. Marys Il, A. Quilts s.
st. Mary's team is ready to meet all
amateur teams. which should address all
communications TO j. F. Sullivan, ST.
Mary's College, San Francisco.
The morning call., 1894-11-12

Every penny tells.-You can get Salvation Oil
for 20 cents Best liniment in the market.
The morning call., 1894-11-12
ELkS MAKE MERRY

Ladies Reception at the
California.
GOLDEN GATE LODGE NO. 6.
Two Thousand People FOrego
Air and Sunshine
TO LIST TO QUIPS AND CRANKS.
Miss Eugene Blair Is Success as
Chairman of an Amusing
Variety Show.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24
OHIO RIVER WRECK
Agre.Z-: Train C<-aEIed =: SZsse-s.
via Yesterday.
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OHIO STILL FAILING.
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ali dsy yesterday people generally
xerc coagr5:rl2:!1- :Aente!Yes ;hz,
the late :re.ae;s hal no: csuzej dam
age II this Community The escape
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vea!ece= il the love. portions Of the
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aboard dCriar the "a? on accoun: OF
the bad landing Oh the Island side CT
;he river The river will BE- low enough
his morning for <e5rDz 10 be banded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-24
iEOUrP PEBBLE
Scraa=sEs t. tSe C.:y as1 Wheeling Polks


stranger, IL :Ss C.:y aa1 wk.+lla< Folks
Abroad
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y. =, LTe.l gill BE- rszi 9Th ia:e.es:
By the May Wheeling t.l=ads OF Cap.
Williams: Cap: Charles 4."i!liaa,,
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TIE Hotel B=HisE.
William EdH2,SL 9: N2aaiog:oa,
autographed 2: tie Windsor
.Jo>" KI4ic, the veil known Pitts
bGrgh=., autographed 4: the AcL1,e-
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y. Mcconnell, Of Si=:er4yii!e. 2-e AZ the
Windsor.
air. Joha G. Eoezsa, 81, go: home
Yesterday !:on his taane-y il tae
mountains.
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in the CIT: yesterday aat autographed
!: the s:aan
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Holding. we're anoug the railway zen
:: the 3IcLG.s.
Superintendent: P u. Sheets, OF Graf
ZOE. Of she Baltimore L Ohio, Vas 4: the
McL.'e Yesterday
s. :. SIXTH. Of shirieT; J. / Donlar
and -i:e, 0: Proctor. and P. ". Had:, o;
Ga!i!polis, we're az the S.atan.
Mra. John j. Barnes and children. OF
Weston, are visiting her father, Nr.
Joeph = Bodle?. OF Fifteenth street:
William RelEry, Of Clays7iIle, aud
Thomas Mack and Frank Hicock, OF
Washington, Pa, registered st ;he Ben
Ter.
Mrs. G. 3. IVES. and Miss Cora Gard
ney, Of SistsrsTiile. we're here on shop-
ping expedition yesterday, guests 0; The
Siamn.
Mr. Howard Hazle:t, who has been
very i'll Tor several weeks. Is IoT con-
fined TO his houas Only By the bad
weather.
J. s. Prioe, superintendent OF the
Cleveland Provision Company. Is here
on bu.ine.s connected With the Wheel
ing branch.
DR.. G. i. Aschusn, Of this city, has
been added to the corps OF surgeons OF
the Baltimore L Ohio Railroad Com
pany's relief department
Mr. C. y. Taylor il in Annapolis, Nd,
called there by the news that his
mother vas not expected 10 live. Nrs.
Taylor will a!so leaTs Tor there thi.
morning.
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Tie Coming BIZ shows.

There is a big t.ea: il store if the
newspaper statements received at this
Office are 10 be be'ieved, and there is no
reason 70 doub: them. Tor everybody
who secs the Adam Forepaugh showa
when ther e1hibi! here on mex: Noa-
day. The big shows this year are bet
ter and larger than ever. E<trcorii.
nary enterprise and clean. honest, we'll
arranged shows have always accom-
panied the name OF ForPaugh, and there
is no doub. that everybody who goes to
zee ,hem this year will be glad they
went
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La SIrht,. Pertnrrnanr.

The two charming little comedies.
'tNy Lord in Livery" and "Checkmaie. "
were given again AZ the Opera House
last night By the home performers VINO
recently rendered them under the
direction OF Miss Lena Melville, for the
benefit OF the CITY Hospital. The house
vas ag.ia we'll filed with very appre-
ciatirc audience. and the players
achieved the same artistic success az on
their former appearance
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Last evenings Sieubenville G15.4!l
says: A colored man named Coins Sas
in the city to-day who i. is alleged has
smallpox. He had been discharged
from the Toledo hospital and vas
in Wheeling several days. His case
had been confident smallpox. He
ought 70. 10 be allowed at large.
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TnE Wheeling Bakery has made rrea

THE Wheeling Bakery has made rrea.
reductions in the price Of Bread By
greatly Increasing tho size tthe loaves.
Tho consumer now buya more bread
for his noaey than ever before. The
SC and l0c loaves are simply enormous.
Ain Seal on every loaf and an elegan,
Bread knife or I pair OF Scissors 10.
every 10 seals when returned 70 the
Office. Sold by al grocevs. Ask for II.
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World. Columbian Exposition

viii be Of value to the world By ilIus.
ttating the improvements in the
mechanical arts and eninen. ply
Eiciaas will -ellyou tina: the progress in
medicinal agents, has been OF equal
Importance. and as strengthening
Laxative tina. Syrup OF Figs ia lar in ad-
vance OF Ill others.
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Siue-Cent Articles

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Merchant Tailoring.

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Pistsburgh-Rirer Is fee, inches and
falling; weather cloudy.
WaEren-Riyer II feet inches and
falling; weather fair and cool.
Greensboro-River Zee: 5 inches and
falling; weather fair and warmer.
Oil Ci.y-River - feet 5 inches and
falling; weather cloudy and cool.
MorganioSn-River I feet S inches
and falling; weather wa.n and raining.
Sierbenville-River 25 fee: and fall
ing; weather cloudy and warm.
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THE MINERS MEETING
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