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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17
MOTIFS ON NAVIGATION,
stage OF water RSud Movements Of Boats
The River Interests.


stage Or Water aud Movements Of Boats.
The River Interests.
The Virginia probably will not make
her initial trip up the river before New
Years.
Captain John X. Booth. OF the Lib
orty, came up from Darlington yoster-
day afternoon, md took q look at the
river, He anticipates an early break
up.
II Is hardly necessary 10 remark that
there were no arrivals and departures
nj the wharf yesterday. Navigation Is
Mt present represented by the Islands
pet, the Charleston.
The marks at 6 p. m, showed , feet
and stationary. on account or the
gorges below, this * perhaps not the
actual stage. The weather was cloudy
and warm last evening. with rain In
sight.
The II. X. Bedford broke through
three gorgcs before reaching Wheeling
from above. Al Browns Island, where
n gorge was expected. the wrecked coal
barge OF the Ford City, which Is lying
in the channel caused the Ice TO break
up and pass without forming the gorge.
1t is not generally known that Bay
Brothers have been negotiating with
Captain John X. Booth for the pur-
chase Of the Liberty. Captain George
Bay made an offer, but II was $4,000
under the figure that the Clnrington
man chalked up. and therefore no deal
resulted. II IA said Captain Booth
wanted $4,000 for his cEaft, When the
BAYS sold the Lizzie Bay 10 the White
Collar line. recently, they got 5000 for
her. Ag she Is about fifteen years Ole.
this Is a good price.
One OF the II. X. Bedtord's rousta-
bouts tried to work" Captain Green.
OF that steamboat. one OF the govern
ment laws IL that when a boat ties up
the crew shall have their fares paid to
the mort from which they shipped
Three or four OF the Bcdford's crew
were from Cincinnati. having shipped
while she was doing low water service
between Cincinnati and Maysvllle
When the steamer came to this end OF
the river, however, II was with the un-
%dcrrtnndlng that no fares were to be
paid back. The rorstabout presented
the matter to River Inspectors Clark
and ThoriRs, but Of course got no re-
lief there.
Pittsburgh-Rlver 90 feet and sta
tIonary nj the dam. Weather clear and
warmer.
Parkersburg-River 80 feet and fall
Ing. Weather clear and warm.
Clnclnnatl-Rivcr 40 feet and falling.
Weather clear and mild.
Loulsville-River "a feet and falling.
Weather cloudy.
'cairo-Rivcr 40 feet and falling.
Weather cloudy In afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-17

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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

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7lN a, ~ INN CICyoIhnH : ThFIrh'FIIIo IS
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NJ, q GABRIEL General PnSSGnInr Agent,
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03
TACKLING THE BALL.
The Emmet Football Club and Their
Friends Trip the Light
Fantastic.

The third annual ball of the Emmet
Football Club, held in Odd Fellows Hall
last night, was a pronounced success in
every respect. The Emmets proved that
they were as ight-footed and graceful on
the floor as they are on the field and car
ried on the dancing with as much spirit
Over 800 couples had assem- bied when
Blanchard's orchestra of twelve pieces
struck up the strains of the grand march.
Frank P. Creede, the foor-manager, with
Miss Molloy led off, followed by Fred Pal
mer, the popular captain OF the club, and
Miss Katie Murphy.
The programme itself was work of
art and there were seventeen dances on it,
which were kept up with spirit till l
O'Clock this morning.
The costumes of the ladies were charm
ing, and the scene on the floor during one
OF the dances was very pretty. Among
the gentlemen present were some of the
enthusiastic supporters of Gaelic football
who were accompanied by their ladies'
The success of the ball was due to the
following committees: Arrangements
J. O'Dowd (chairman), F. P. Creede, F.
Palmer, NJ. f. Ryan, D. Sugrue, ]. Leon
ard and W. j. Ryan; reception-R. c..
0'Connor (chairman). J. NJ. Sullivan, T.
Hughes, J. ODowd, J. Mellott. J. Mes
call, III. O'Dowd and D. Kirby; floor-M.
F. Ryan, II. Duane, J. Parker, NJ. DAILY,
W. j. Ryan, T. Crowley and ]. Leonard,
and the floor manager, F. P. Creede, and
his assistant, +. Palmer.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03

the second half, and kaarsberg punts So yards.
Plate RECEIVERS from a clean catch and makes
the run OF the day for his team, regaining 25
yards. \ criss-cross play for g left-end run
brings only yards, and Stanford resorts TO &
second attempt at long pass but Plate gains
only yards, after fumbing the catch badly.
A quarterback play lands Mcintosh through
the [. c. center for 3 yards, and the ball
changes hands on downs
l. c. forces through the center for 3 yards,
Hall adds s, Carr 2, Hall u, and T. C. takes 2
more. Carr tries 10 skirt the Stanford right
end, but in a long side run he gains only
yards. Simpson drops out OF tackles position
and covers the remaining yards for touch
down, p minutes from the kickoff. Kaarsberg
kicks the goal, ana the score Is 20 to o.
The ball goes 10 Stanford and Oyerecker kicks
of for Is yards. Simpson regains yards. In
thirteen plays, only two OF which result in no
gain, U. G. advances the ball 20 yards, and
simpson again scores q touchdown. Time,
minutes. kaarsberg makes it q goal, and the
Berkeley freshmen have 30 points to their op-
ponents o.
Overscker kicks OF for 35 yards; Kaarsberg
runs the ball in yards from his catch.
Eleven plays by Berkeley with only one fail
ure to advance and the seventh touchdown is
made after three minutes play. Kaarsberg
converts sim pson's four points into six, and
the total stands $50.
overacker comes slowly up for his regular
JOB AID kicks OF 30 yards. Walthall makes
the catch and Iegains yards. This time it
requires IL plays with small gains every time
but one for Berkeley finally to send Carr across
the line. for the, eighth touchdown just 37l
minutes from the kickoff. The goal is kicked.
The whistle sounds. The second annual fresh
man match IS ended and the class OF 80 OF the
University OF California is victor by score of
II 70 0.
Harry Walton, TIE old Stanford and Re-
lance halfback, and Mr.. Symms, who acted
as umpire in the recent Rehance-U. G..
game, alternated as referee and umpire.
Pete Smith, captain OF the Olympic team.
was linesman.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03
STANFORD VS.. oLYMPIos.
Practice Game Between the Varsity and the
Athletic Club Eleven Tuesday,


STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL, Nov.
2--Manager Eaton has arranged practice
game OF football with the Olympics for
Stanford's eleven. The match will be
played at Central Park in San Francisco
on Tuesday.
The Varsity team is getting into fine con-
dition, but several men have laid off on &C.
count OF injuries more or less serious.
Carton, who was expected to play center,
has been troubled with bad knee, which
has prevented his appearance on the field
for week. One of the Varsity backs hurt
his arm so badly as to require special treat
ment and there is chance that ne NAV be
unable to play again for two weeks.
Camps effort to get two hours work out
OF the men each day has not met with the
success it deserves. Nearly all the players
are taking SO much university work that
they feel unable to give so much time to
the game, yet the coach is steady in his
assertions that unless more time can be
given to the game the chances OF victory
over Berkeley are very slight.
Two new players were out on the field
this afternoon for practice-Fischer. i93.
and Jack, '99. Both have excellent phys
iques for the game and are heavy, strong
fellows.
There is great trouble at present in get
ting out two complete elevens each even
ing. For some reason large number of
players have been taken with an apathetic
streak, which discourages Captain Coch-
ran and seems perilous to the students
generally who desire TO see the Varsity
men given the best possible practice.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03
Remarkable Statement Received BY
Dr.. 1. ]. Shores The Story Of One
Whom His Treatment Has Bene-
fitted, Given Voluntarily.
Why Suffer When Aid Is Within
Easy Access and at Cost of but
So per Month Until Cured? De-
lays Are Dangerous-BegIn Now.
CON sULTATION AND EXAMINATION
FREE.

DR.. A. ]. SHORES, whose fame and
success as a specialist in the treatment and
cure OF Catarrh and Chronic Diseases have
become household topic throughout the
entire West, has Just cause for satisfaction
and pride in his profession. His generosity
toward the sick and suffering is daily be-
ing more and more appreciated, as is evil
denced bN the words OF praise and COM
mendation heard on all sides. This happy
condition is the result OF the low fee
charged by him and OF the consequent re-
suit that hundreds of people who have for
years suffered in silence because of their
inability to pay outrageous doctor bills
have had opened TO them the road to per-
feet health, and their testimony demon
strates that DR.. SHORES system of treat
ment not only benefits, but CURES.
Many who have spent hundreds Of dol
lars with other physicians and received no
benefit have been cured by DR.. SHORES
in a short time. and at a nominal cost.
Why pay more when DR.. SHORES will
treat you until cured and furnish all medi-
cines for $3 per month?
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03
WON BY SAN FRANCISCO,
The Home Team Beat the San
Jose Players in Hollow
Style.
Garden City Bail. .Tossers Whitewashed
Could Not Find Fraser for
Safe Hits.

"Dey didn't do ting to u.s." mourn
fully remarked a youthful rooter for San
Jose when the Garden City players trotted
from the field yesterday after an interview
with the home team without a tally TO
their credit.
The game was one of those sharp,
snappy contests that always work the fans
up to the highest pitch Of enthusiasm.
Line hits went shooting from the bats
with cannon-ban speed only to be calmly
taken into camp by the felders and for
i've innings not man crossed the plate on
either side. In the sixth lucky nit sent
a man home for San Francisco and in the
next the home players batted Rittger out
OF the box. Five hits netted as many runs,
while San Jose failed to score.
The victory was clinched in the eighth.
when the San Franciscos got another man
around the bases on a couple of good hits.
The trouble with the San jose boys
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03

loses eight yards but retains the ball, only to
iose II on downs after gain OF four yards
followed failure TO advance
stanford takes the ball and Plate fumbles in
an attempted pass TO the end, losing eight
yards, which brings the ball within eight
yards OF the Stanford goal. On the next down
L. c.
Stanford stops the first attack on their line.
In the next play Hall is forced through for
touchdown Just AZ minutes after the kickoff
again Bender kicks too far 10 the right. Score,
SO.
This time overacker sends the ball 40 yards
lrto the l. {. territory on his kickoff from
center. Carr catches the punt and regains 10
yards on run. No gain was made in the next
attempt upon the Stanford line. After that
one check the Z. c. men advance the ball rap
idly in twelve plays for their third touchdown.
Two yards and then 4 yards are increased by
splendid 35-yard run by Kaarsberg, who is
oFought down by Plate. Then follow gains OF
4, 9, :, 3. 10, 2 and yards until the ball is
only yards from the Stanford line. Carr goes
round the left end and puts the ball behind
the goal posts, so minutes after play began.
haaTsberg Kicks the goal, and the score stands
Id IN Berkeley's favor.
For the fourth time Overacker has the kick
on; and sends the ball 80 yards into Berkeley's
field. Kasrsberg catches II, runs it in 10
yards, and then adds 35 more by a kick Plate
catches the ball on the Stanford 40-yard line
ana regains u yards before he is downed
Two titles at the q. C. line net but 4 yards, and
Oyeracker kicks on the third down for %
yards.
ne u Z. men get the bail and return ii II
yards by two smashes through the line. Then
they are stopped short, but only for moment
for they carry the ball forward 4, s, s and
yards TO the 40-yard line. Carr takes the ball
so yards nearer the Stanford goal in an inde-
pendent run through scattered field, and
again Plate delays the inevitable touchdown
line, and in the second attempt Hail is sent
over directly between the posts after three and
a hall minutes play. Kaarsberg kicks his
second goal, and the score stands go in
favor OF U. C. when the whistle sounds the END
OF the first half.
L. C. has the kickoff for the opening play OF
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03

line, and from all but the first two touch
downs goals were kicked. Bender missed
those goals, but when Kaarsberg's trusty
foot was substituted for the inaccurate toe
OF the Berkeley captain SIX straight goals
resulted.
Carr, Berkeley's left halfback, made the
first the third and the eighth touchdown :;
Hall, his partner half, made the second
and the fourth. and Simpson sprawled
headlOng over the white line for the fifth
the sixth and the seventh times that four
additional points were put TO Berkeley's
credit.
There was none OF that wild enthusiasm
that comes from the intense excitement OF
close contest, where the spectators live
IN constant hope and fear for the out
come. The blue and gold contingent was
greatly IN the majority, but only once did
they give vent TO their college yell They
were jubilaEt, but they did not have grid
iron ague.
Once only a sreeTing taunt came from
the grandstand, when q Berkeley man
yelled, Where Is your big center now2"
But the Giant Carton was not on the field,
and perhaps his absence made II q little
easier for Berkeley's gains through the
Stanford line, for Emmett, who played the
Stanford center, is forty-five pounds lighter
than the Injured man whose place ne
filed.
he stanford team MANIFESTED mex perl
ence. The guards were heavy, but they
failed to crouch low enough to be effective
in stopping center attack. Weight had
been counted on TO make good what was
lacking in skill
Little Captain Mcintosh played the
game for ms team. He was everywhere
and nailed his man repeatedly. a thin,
wiry ,diminutive demon, his excellent work
like his small physique, showed promi-
EentIy by contrast wit. most Of his men.
Plate played good football, as did r.
Smith, and saved several premature touch
downs by his clean tackles of the runner
in an open field. Bride also brought down
his man on many OF the closer milne
plays.
Both fullbacks punted poorly, the STAN
ford man having little the worst OF the
comparison
The Berkeley halves id excellent work,
and their interference was fairly well
formed.
About 5000 people were in the grand
stands early in the game, but fully half
the spectators surged on 10 the field, and
the few policemen were powerless 10 per-
suade them 10 leave.
a hundred Stanford men came up from
Palo Alto with Walter and Mrs. Camp, but
the varsity men did not see yesterdays
game.
Following is the lineup:
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

Savings and Loan Society to Mary NJ Gagan lot
on wv corner of Jackson and Larkin streets, w
H. c. Campbell and T. B. Kent trustees Emma
II. Conly) to Lowell White, lot on NV corner OF
Eddy and Cough streets, N 120 by W 7:6, trus-
Lowell and Laura L. White to Bank Of California,
same; $40.
on Sc corner OF Washington and Devisadero
streets, 27:S14 10; SO.
Katie, James, David and John Cosgrove and
line OF North Point street, 137 :6 OF Broderick,
Rennelt and George z. Decker to John Fl
Decker, lot on NV corner OF Grove and Devisadero
streets 52:6 BY W 80; gift
OF Howard and Seventeenth streets, so by W s5;
gift
line OF Sanchez street, 202 of Sixteenth, S 20 by
William Little executor of estate of Jean NJ.
Rooertson) to Lesser J: Lesser lot on E line of
Church street, 25 n OF Twenty-fourth, y s5 IS by
Peter j. and Annie NJ. KaIb to Peter Harvey. lot
on line OF Sanchez street, 80 S OF Twenty-fourth
"a by 100: SO
Same to same, lot on line of Twenty-fouri b
street, rs E OF sanchez, E 26 by 5 go; $40.
Same 20 same, lot on SW corner of Castro and
Twenty-ffth streets, W so by "a; $40.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
G. NJ. and May Barre to Charles n. Lake lot "a
S1O
Euphrasia Levacher (vife Of F. Ny to RosIna
Dubernes, lot on Sc line OF Eleventh avenue, so
NE OF East Fifteenth street. NE so by SE loo,
block 81, Clinton, East Oakland: gift
c. w. and A. Y. Wright to c. s. Dunham lot on
E line Of Broadway, 250:9 y of Moss avenue "a
by l50, being the half OF lot T. block 1. Weston
Tract, Oakland Township; $40.
Mountain View Cemetery Association 10 Thomas
n. McFadden, lot SIS, in plat Is Mountain View
Cemetery, Oakland Township; $72
q. r. and Amelia Crawford (by Commissioner
to Continental b and L Association, lot on line
OF FELTON, street, 160 W from the line of right OF
way OF the California and Nevada Railroad Com
pany, W 45 By y l34, being portion or lots and 7
and small triangular piece adjoining said lots on
the north; S17o4
Charles 4. and Alice G. Bailey to Eugene Dalton,
lot on w line of Virginia and Grant streets w 40
by 125, block d, Edith Tract, Berkeley; S.
EHenry x. Smith to BENJAMIN Healey, lot on s
corner OF Minna and Mary streets, Sc 27 Is by Sw
57:6; $40.
Gaspard Sell to Sophie Seeii, lot on sw line OF
Russ street. 160 Sc OF Howard, Sc 25 by SW 100:
also los 462 Gift Map 81 gift.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03
Stanford Players Overwhelmingly
Defeated at Foot.
ball.
CALIFORNIA; "A, sTANFoRDs o.
Not a Match but a Walkover, il
Which Camps NoviceS Were
the Victims.

The fin de steele classes of the two uni
versities have met, and the freshmen
eleven from the University OF California
has triumphed over the Stanford frst-year
men by the overwhelming score OF II to 0.
II was q walkover, : run-thrcugh and
flounder-forward for the Berkeley boys
from start to finish. When they got the
ball they sent one hafback and then the
other through the Stanford line, between
tackle and guard and between tackle and
end and through the center; and in the
second half Simpson, Califotnia's prom
ising freshman tackle, plowed through
Palo Altos yielding line for three touch
downs.
Eight times the ball was carried over the
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03

seemed to be that they could not find
Fraser, for in no inning did they get more
than one hit and only five singles showed
TO their credit on the scorer S card. Fraser
showed wonderful speed and control and
moved down eight OF the San Jose batters
on strike-outs
The home team, on the contrary, batted
With extraordinary ginger, no less than
seven two-baSe hits in addition TO Straus'
triple, being recorded to their credit
Not an error was made by the home
team-a fact calculated TO make their ad-
mlrers still more fond OF them, for nothing
pleases fan so much as game devoid of
raw plays.