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The herald., 1895-04-25
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SANTA ANA
City and Vicinity Improving - The ODD
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SANTA ANA, April "a. = One can
hardly look in any direction in this city
but that some kind of improvements are
going on-either dwelling houses going
up, sidewalks going down, or something
OF the kind. Not only in the city, but
from the amount of building material one
sees going into the country, we can i'm
agine the Improvements going OH all
through our county. If this rate OF
growth keeps up for a few years this city
and surrounding country will be wonder
fully improved. and our city will take the
second place in Southern California.
A marriage license was issued today to
Richard B. Robin son, aged 81, of Los
Angeles. and Laura J. Harris, aged 81, of
Westminster.
Ed Allen, who has been in San Fran
cisco with Silkwood for the past few
months, returned last night on the steam
er Corona, via Newport, and brought
Silkwood, the wonderful PAGER, home
again.
In the report Of the proposition of Mr.
Santa Ana for &c. so per month, the typos
made it read $65 per month. We gladly
make the correction.
Odd Fellows celebration promises to be
one of the finest this city has ever had.
1t is beautiful sight to go to French s
opera mouse ana see now handsomely III is
decorated for the Odd Fellows masquerade
ball next Friday night.
The incandescent electric lights will be
turned off or discontinued May LIST in
order to overhaul the dynamo and make
connections with the Olive mill water
power.
The Odd Fellows have made arrange
ments for free fruit on the day of Odd
Fellows celebration next Friday. They
deserve great deal of credit for the man
ner in which they have gotten up this
celebration. About $500 strangers will
visit our city.
Mrs. J. P. White. mother of the White
boys of this city (butchers) arrived today
from Kansas. She will make her per-
manent home in this city.
H. W. Gloege of Goege Bros, has &C.
cepted position on the road for the
Northwestern Yeast Company of Chicago.
He went to work today.
D. NJ. Baker, of the Standard, went to
Los Angeles today on business.
Mrs. Frank Monaghan has recovered
from severe illness, after being confined
to her bed for few weeks.
Mrs. d. S. Pride, on North Main street,
is confined to her room from sickness.
G. E. French so to B. Utley lots II
and IL of the Porter, Sturgeon and Blee
addition.
e. J. Mercereau and family started to-
day for their old home in New York, to
be absent indefinitely.
A number of the churches will give
lunches on Odd Fellows celebration day,
April "a
The herald., 1895-04-25

Pasadena National Bank, Mr.. Lukens, in
his own peculiar way, has attempted to
annoy me and those connected with me
in every conceivable manner. And now.
after resigning from the board of trustees
OF the city and taking from the office of
the city clerk his resignation after he had
filed it there. gives as an explanation of
his silly conduct the fact that he thought
the remaining members of the board
would appoint me to the vacancy. I
should have thought that Mr.. Lukens
neither good policy nor good sense to
carry private quarrels into public affairs.
1t SO very easy to make general state
ments such as Mr.. Lukens has made
against me, for they may mean much or
nothing, that would now ask him cit her
to state his charges clearly and fully or
stand convicted of having slandered a
fellow citizen. Yours, etc.,
GEORGE H. COFFIN.
The herald., 1895-04-25
SOUTH PASADENA
Very Pretty Wedding INTEREST," Personal
Mate

SOUTH PASADENA, April "a. = A
quiet wedding took place last evening al
the residence of City Marshal Isaac Peel,
the contracting parties being A. W. Now
lin and Miss Jessie Peel. AT the ap-
pointed hour, 8 O'clock they entered the
rarlor. where, under bell of white roses
and in the presence of the family and q
few friends the words were spoken which
make them man and wife, Rev. II. J.
Crist officiating.
In yesterdays issue your Pasadena cor
respondent made an annoying mistake in
inserting the word postmaster for pound
master. as it should have been. in the
South Pasadena Fry case, recently tried
before Justice Merriam. Our postmaster
is q lady, and the last person in the
world to go before a police court.
Charles Peel was in town yesterday 10
attend the wedding of his sister, Mis- Jes'
sic Peel.
Miss Irma Bunker is visiting the family
of j. H. Jacobs.
Miss ARA higgins will entertain her
Sunday school class at her home on Tues
day evening.
The herald., 1895-04-25
POMONA
City Officers Places to Be Contested Medical
Society Organizing

Society Organizing
POMONA, April 24.-The trial Of P. G.
Tonner, lawyer of this city, upon a
charge of appearing upon the streets in a
state of intoxication, is occupying the at
tention of Recorder Youngs today. The
complainant is City Attorney Owen. who
Tonner and Fleming are conducting the
case for the defense. AT this writing a
venire of thirty men has been exhausted
in the efforts to secure jury, and but
seven jurymen have been accepted to
serve upon the case. The hearing was
at the hour named there was big crowd
in attendance. P. G. Tonner the de-
PENDANT, at the opening of the court ap-
phi ed for change of venue, but the same
was denied. Recorder Youngs upon such
application took occasion to state that
personally the best of feeling existed on
his part for the defendant Tonner, and
that he would endeavor to try tho case
according to the law and evidence. The
defense took exception to the language of
the court, and compelled the circum-
stance to be made matter of record.
The death of Mrs. Ina j. Fleming. wife
of Veterinary Surgeon Fleming, who died
funeral services will be Held in the M. E.
Church, Thursday April 18th at 2 0 clock.
City Recorder-elect Young, anti-saloon,
City Attorney-elect Owen, anti-saloon,
and City Assessor elect Soper, anti-saloon.
we're served with notices today; that their
respective Offices would bescontested by
the High License party.
The practicing physicians of this and
neighboring towns took the he ces. airy
steps yesterday for the organization of a
medical society. looking toward the mu-
tual benefits that would be derived there.
from. go
An executive committee consisting of
Drs. Gordon, Howeth and Charlesworth
was appointed for the purpose Of drafting
suitable constitution and bylaws. to re-
port next Tuesday at pm. when Off
GERS will be elected. AL the members
The herald., 1895-04-25
MARINE NEWS
SAN PEDRO, April "a,

~. SAN PEDRO, April "a, 1885
Schooner w. f. Witzmann. Olsen. mas
ter. Columbia river; $4,000 feet of lum-
Der to Paten & Davies Lumber company.
Steamer Falcon. Trefethen master Ava
Ion; passengers and merchandise to Will
mington Transportation company.
Sailed-Steamer National City, Amber
son master, for Redondo. ~
Schooner Brothers, Johnson master,
Catalina. -.
: Steamer Falcon, Trefethen master; pas
sengers and merchandise to WHINING ton
Transportation company.
yREDONDO,. April %. Arrived-Steam-
ship Corona, Hall master, from San Fran
cisco. with SO tons of freight and 81 pas
sengers. ahy Y
SailedASteumship Corona, Hall master,
for San Diego, with IA passengers.
The herald., 1895-04-25
The City Council rluddIe

/ PASADENA, April 24.-There are no
new developments in the city council
matter. excepting the following card from
Mr.. Coffin, which we give the same prom
tinence as that of Mr.. Lukens, published
/ in yesterdays issue:
! PASADENA, April "a, 1885,
s Editor Herald Il feel that in Justice
to myself l should make statement ex-
planatory of the insinuations made
against me by Mr.. Lukens in his inter-
views with the reporters of the papers
and others regarding his resignation of
the office of trustee. of the city
conduct in this matter has been SO ex-
cessively childish that find some diff
Guilty in treating the matter seriously
and were it not for the insinuations he
makes against me and the fact that am
unknown to at least some of the good
people OF Pasadena, l would treat the
statements with the contempt that they
deserve and leave him to the enjoyment
of. the ridicule which his conduct has
brought upon him. At the time | came
to Pasadena and entered into business
here | opened an account with the Pasa-
dena National Bank, of which bank Mr..
Lukens was then and is still an officer.
Ildesire here to place myself upon record
Rs having no quarrel with the bank as
many of those connected with it are my
personal friends and l believe it to be
thoroughly reliable institution and well
worthy of the confidence our citizens have
IN it.. In my dealings with the bank
was of course thrown in contact
with Mr.. Lukens and on several
occasions he broke faith with me so
openly felt could no longer do bust
ness with him and therefore / exercised
the right which every customer at bank
enjoys of closing my account at the Pasa-
dena National Bank and transferring il to
the First National Bank of this place.
Since l ceased doing business with the
The herald., 1895-04-25

reside within the boundaries of the pro
posed new county. so that if a new county
is ever created a medical society embrace
ing the entire district may be easily or
gained. There were present yesterday
and admitted to membership. Drs. Garce.
Ion. Brown, Howeth. Smith. Charles
worth. Armstrong, wilkins, Gordon, Hen
iderson and Hart of Pomona; Drs. Gregory
and Dills of Ontario, DR.. Siebert of Chino,
DR.. Hunt of Claremont, and DR.. Beck
ingsgale of Covina. There are others
who expect to become members, as all
physicians are invited to join.
The herald., 1895-04-25
The Evolution

OF medicinal agents is gradually relegat-
ing the old.time herbs, pills. draughts
and vegetable extracts to the rear and
bringing into general use the pleasant
and effective liquid laxative, Syrup of
Figs. TO get the true remedy see that it
is manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Company only. For sale by all
leading druggists.
The herald., 1895-04-25
Saturday, April a7th, at p. M, on the
Grounds

81 choice close in business and residence
lots of the WoOllacott tract at auction,
without reserve or limit and to the high.
est bidder. Don't fail to be on hand.
Free street car tickets now at our office
for all to view the property. Maps etc.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO..
12l S. RroadXay
The herald., 1895-04-25

Try gal. Maltese Club whisky, SO. so,
unexcelled for purity and flavor. r. Vache
& Co., cor. Commer'l e. Alameda. Tel. 300.
The herald., 1895-04-25

Fitzgerald, house and sign painter, 90
Franklin; tplephono t4t". 10 prices
The herald., 1895-04-25
Hitch Your Horses

PASADENA, April 24.-It seems that
the arrest of the Chinaman day or two
ago for leaving his horse unhitched was
only the beginning. Today developed a
crop of careless drivers, who each con-
tributed IS bill to the. city's finances,
and left the solemn precincts of the Re-
corder' court With the avowed determine
tion,to thoroughly anchor their steeds to
hitchihng post hereafter. They were
Clark, E. }. Collins and l.. w. Daven-
port.
The police are determined that people
shall obey the ordinance that requires
horses to be hitched. or suffer the conse-
quences in the way of fines. Another
runaway yesterday late in. the afternoon
was that of Brown & Sutliff's horse, at
tached to delivery wagon, which col
lided with G. W. Browns surrey and
wound up against telegraph pole. in
juring Mr.. Sutliff somewhat by sundry
scratches and bruises. and breaking sew
eral spokes in Mr.. Browns vehicle.
The herald., 1895-04-25

A. A. Eckstrom removes. 20 324 South
HAng street with his stock OF wall papeL
The herald., 1895-04-25
BreXities

PASADENA, April A.-Tbe Whist Club
will hold tournament beginning Tues
day evening next. to last for four even
<ings. The following are the names OF the
members Of the two teams: First team
B. Childs, r. |. Rogers, W. r. Stats and
Mr.. Briggs. Second team-R. Hertel
captain; E. Z. Jones. J. S. Torrance. DR..
Palmer. W. J. Pierce and DR.. J. M.
Radebaugh.
1t is reported on good authority that
the Southern Pacific Company will begin
work at once on the Pasadena extension
AS is well known. the company already
has the roadbed built to point not far
from Raymond. so there is not a great
deal of work to be done to get into Pasa-
dena.
The electric road people say they will
be at work on the Altadena extension
next week and push it right along at a
house is to be ready for business next
Thursday. The smoke stack now looms
up 100 feet in the air, making very i'm
posing appearance as you come in on the
Terminal or Santa Fe from Los Angeles.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Lyceum No. $50. l.. L. Hill hold their
regular meetings Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock in knights of 'Pythias hall
Visitors cordially invited to be present
Hotel Green-Willam Macy, George f.
Herr, Ed Casey, San Francisco; George ].
Cate, st. Louis, f. N. Banks. Philadel-
phia; E. T. Kingsman, H. w. Bordwell,
Riverside; Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Forsey,
Fresno; Miss Shawn, w. G. Miller. Jose
G. Estudillo. w. D.. Wise, E. E. Nc
Keever. Los Angeles; Mrs. Austin Mitch
ell and family, Cadillac. Mich. w. Jack
son. Newark, N. J.
Mr.. E. T. Allen, of the firm of E. T.
Allen & Co., extensive dealers in firearms,
and wife, of San Francisco, are at the
Hotel Green.
The Republican journal., 1895-01-17

Nl4ar- \ Pitcher haze tilished ana placed
ia their saleSroom two lnurr IF thrir new
planoS.
Thomas Ieary is building l-hoTse power
compound engine, which will he used to
drive machinery IN the carpenter shep " his
brother. john lseary. ID East Belfast
The annual meeting Of the Belfast Machine
4 Foundry Go. was held Tuesday Jan. 10th,
and the following directors elected: II. q.
Marien A. Q. Burgess, r. A. Quincy, a.
C- Wiley, James Pattee. A O. Burgess was
chosen President and f. G. Mixer Clerk.
Mathews Bros. received Monday two car
loads IF Western pine Of the incest quality,
some Of which is inches thicl.. They have
Oh hand now among their orders, one for
tile doors for private residence for Boston
parties. which calls for a large number Of
varieties Of the incest kinds Of hard woods,
and another order for doors with hand
carved moudings.
Are all of our hustling townsmen busy !.
A fine chance for one of them. Write to
tie N. E. Live Stock Insurance Co., 12o
fremont, street, Boston. lw3*
The Republican journal., 1895-01-17
ERoNA CLARK
Illustrated Lectures on Maine.

Mr.. Edward G. SWEET Of Portland is now
at work preparing a series Of lectures on
Picturesque Name which he will soon de
liver, illustrated with views of the sea-shore,
islands, mountains rivers, lakes and inland
scenery Of the State. The first lecture viii
then a few places in the State will be visited
after which the principal cities in the "a st
and west Such lecture AS outlined BY Mr.
SWEET will be Instructive to us as TO the
rest of the country, showing the natural
beauties and attractions of our State and
creating a desire to visit and behold them in
all the grandeur Of nature.
The Republican journal., 1895-01-17
Transfers il keai Estate.

The following transfers ~ READ estate were
recorded in " aldoGountE Registry Of Needs
FIR the Week ending J.tn INV lsAl 0Irsof
Bnrrill, Fairfield, to G. N BarrIil, de lanv
in Palermo. Il Gilmore, Eurnllan, W. III
ram McAlister, do; land and buildings u
Burnham Albert Morrill,, Belmont, m C-n
Mears, do. land N B#Imont m III. Siual
~ aIs., Monroe, " Mary Small Brooks
land in Monroe. Willis Small, Monroe 4,
Mary SMALL, Brooks; land IN Monroe. Ed
ward Il. Blake, Monroe, 70 !. A Bowden
SwamyiIle. lana il Monroe n. III Hathorn
san Francisco, CAL, rG DAVIS NJ PATHS
Pittstied, Me, Iandin ST Adams an,i Burn,
ham. 7 II. Kane Palermo. to \. Z. MEX
erson. Swanvile; land ana buildings III
Monroe Emery Benson, Frankfort, M MarA
INelly, la.; lana ana buildings HI Frankfort
Albert Nickerson. Swanyille, to Sarah f.
Ford, Belfast land and buildings in Belfast
John a. Rowden, Monroe, -0 Mary Small 4,
al., Brooks farm III MoAru, tltd Swanviile
The Republican journal., 1895-01-17

ii seems ID have been finally settled WI
III nsFith backing ana filling On the nart
at British yaeiltsmen. that there is Il, be
an international contest this year: ana
that means, ef course al added zrst IL
Victims. With the centreboard eljini-
mated there i ~ lonuer an American ana
/ British type Tie DESIGNERS of each
country have borrowed from the other
#na tia lines af I'M leadinu vachts III
s,9fA sides III tI4e A+lanti. i, nnt ait4,,
4Eiaft eent,ebanr,i |,as .,iven NV " I'M
4see;,.-, eyaft III lass heam not nnlika +hs
ueIfsf cittrnr biit abl.. tl,,,s w, II .lrts.t
tIft- +, be MINI coinpa,atiya ,s,se p,it \,
International Yachting is kent up thu, time
M, .i-t.t4it ,yI.n -l,e ,,il+anp,.. ,,5f,
la4.tt.,i, t..,.si,4aa-a
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i"i i3''N Si'"it n '''N"'ilaHith
iie necessary wealth. zen. Paine de-
Tended tife cli1l tlilep times ,,.seessflIlly NJ
The Republican journal., 1895-01-17

FANCY TABLE LINENS. EMBROIDERED
LUNCHEON CLOTHS. FASHIONABLE JEW
ELEy. TIE ''DIANA oRE~tENl. EN-
rIHI. FANS
CORES pondence Of The Journal
Heretofore. German handwork Faval
embroidery and drawn work We're the
principal COMMUNICATIONS of Aigh-elass
fanny table linens: but Venetian and
French handworb, together with hetlais-
sauce lace, may now be added. consttllt-
ing many beautiful designs, whieh aie
ettcn \ reminder III Topula, styles il tieSs
materials u millinery gallands of yiolet~
adjoining table cloth borders, and dainty
Dresden figures IN connection with lIoui-
ton braid, bringing about velv attractive
combinations y decided preference is
evnced fot small figures in new table
cloths. such as vy leaves. cloves leaycs.
aeurns or blades of 4lass knotleeI together.
ANA usually tie hoitlef ~ VI Similar pat-
tern, somewhat enlarged, witA prhanS
The addition Of satin finished dots
ttNeufaN efnrn~
adNitoi niaeh oinAinenf and beaHtifH
4nD SlloMh ~ = ipadli4 ho0se haT fAleT
low> 81 heNSttchns inside III. Ae'a. with
an Immense eiicnia spray ~ Now,9s amt
ta4ia2c rle ends not matHin9l eee1lpyim4
.l,n.. ,Be ,b,.h e.nt,. da,a a.,5y..
..mbra5.YTv II yeaetian e,.an WIKI ,stg
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na55l.i,,s sfn,;la.4, ,4..,n..d ps,l,f.
The Republican journal., 1895-01-17
New York Fashions

'ANCY TABLE LINENS. EMBROIDERED
LUNCHEON CLOTHS. FA~IlIoNABI.E LEM
ELRN. TIE ''DIANA CRESCENT. fN-
plHl FANS.
The Republican journal., 1895-01-17

Ele deslNicA then gaeH oA t9 tell some
ihiA- alipHt the AaRa~pd Baltimore crr-
aeteii9at 'lA Hailling leMeM laeht Ml-
Moore SaY~ w WOULD sacrifice everything
for speed lhe boat would be about 4a
ieei lan4 wiIh M NJ ~ feet keel ana wnnld
ufaw ieet water sfe Nould be
ii44ea alilelN VIVA Wire rope and her
Sails weuld " Of peculiar make. one set
would be lIsei fof preliminary trials ara
Ae 9thess wodl@ ha oiled ina prepared
~eRltiah Mid tested Shortly before tho
laet eiia1 WOULD be uSea eii..flS III The
construction ans nove feature ii the
rigging WoNId an vs. manne which the
maihs4il wNl1 wv kepl eHase fa rhe mast.
Must ~ tha snodein raecgs HIVE NELL sai]s
fastened 10 tile mast With iren hoops. and
There i always a Spaca Nj aeveMi inches
through n hieh ihp Rd iushes thu~ tak-
Ag considerable pressure tgoM flie Surlaee
~ tlq canvas lle Aev Baltimore World
Nave hel sim fastened in erpoNe la tile
ma7f III Fhrr net \ Singie pVnnd III wind
pIes9sa# waUlH he waStel
Il Is floIfed ti5n Louiiel rla,t the
ilenaels''u~ FIle Naeif bNifiets Nj 5,laS-
-oM M FHr Aa~s A aAHIia KIM ha
coAsfl XVII psw NAlkHgla lNH7
was aAe ~tgeia months sea, ald aoik
,a1M ietpn "A luii'rue ilie boat vas
The Republican journal., 1895-01-17

stands Lord Dunravcn has right TO ask
from Jan. It'll or september It'll. AS that
date comes on Saturday, he Will probably
suggest September 18th OF 18th for the
iirSt race There is nothing definitely de-
cioed vet a. to the eup-defender. but it is
believed that at least one New y urk syn
Aicatc will lie formed, and Vice Gommo-
done Morgan of the New York Yacht
Climb will he at the head of it. This
syndicate will ~ IL lierreshotf for boat
frhe builders of ths Nigilant Will De asked
in finnish . yacht that will outsail her
Ia ~ iladelllia there is talk of forming a
syndicate and building a keel boat for the
MNner 81 meeting the Nalkylie Boston il
fYt llkalN w He in IT, but Baltimore is
/ moving fen syndicate yacht, and q ,les-
latch tltan hat city says: IN. G. Moore,
,ie~ g4iefai tle famous clipper yacht Balti-
more. his 'ilcfea t@ build winning Yacht
iNl >;y GOO ol receive no pay to- his time
and work beyond the actual cost of the
materials 'Ai~ yacht u sud TO have been
DESIGNED something NM tile lines of Iord
punfayRn Nakyrie and IN Have beaten
aliy e.asl THAT raced With her That may
rs rNe bli We venture to doubt the fol
bombay NH. Moore Says he knows That
tlaf NaWAl ey~ily made "A knots on mole
tllM4 Blit Get Axiom an,l n Nne trial III slleeA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-07
ABOUT THE RIVER.
The Heaviest los OF tho Season Is
Now Passing Here.
NIL SIDE STREAMS ARE CLOSED
Ind IL Ia Expected There VIII 10 a
Closed River Hero ut Once Unless
There IL n Thnw OF n Quick and
Sudden Kind-'The Boats Iiarborcd
About Wheeling arc In Good Shape.
Tho River SIN Failing.

The cold weather, colder than has
bnen c1~,,r;,rcsd /, ,l,,a ,]oc,i,, "a,
soEs.a' years. Is making mat'a'd very
bad Tor the river people. On account
OF the falling river Il number OF tho
bon,s borhor.d h,r, hoo, ,,i, q, ,bo
s.L.i-,N,. w
"""A' ''hoeuueu III tue 'ce ahu III ptet'
" bad shape TO brave the inevitable
lhaw and rise in the Ohio. The boats
hnrbor,d I, fiji, ,,;,hbo,hoo1 ,,,o
49,. -
u"|'' nave So. "'onS yer! WE'LL Ahe
WharlDoat and Tho packet Lexington
have with dilicnlty bonn kan. obo,,
and La, ,i,h, 4, w., ,o,o,,ai fla, ~.
~,
nee' hatoofeu oelo" Tue Baltimore *
Ohio bridge at Bellalre is in pretty good
shape. The ferry floats, house boats
and o,h.- .,,t, b,vo,or ~, =, ,Lo
hunk
7, w,, ,hor,h, ,h. ,,v,, uor,d r-,h,.
blv clnsa ho,, La, MOL. br, rn - !,
la, Lan. :, "Is" ""'up NJ u
mari. =. q n ~ irI;c,,od + ,.a, 9
inchea In ,S, shame, anJ Iii Ill,
ialliny The lac of ,ho ,;n.r oo"i33
moi +. m,,o Evo,,hia - ,,o,ha,
irecze.n, and rniss, ,b.,. ,han
miohtv rr;ct. !, IA arooc.oa hY al rha
ara ;n,otes,ni in ~ ,;vsr
nor.ed .h,, tho Obi bad rlo,aj %,
Sewno,, ahoya N.,;,,,a ,os,a.i,r
but Inc r.n,,, w,s ~, co,S,nsJ Ia.,
night, II Z rsnort ia ,rr" ,nn,, vii
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-07

The selection Of u sIto for tho park Of
tho Wheeling bal! club still hang. in tho
baiaaee, and, il anything, tho State Fair
grounds now seem to have the better
end OF the ar2umont Yesterday after.
noon General Manager W. S. Wright OF
the Wheeling Railway Company, met
Manager will D. White, OF tho Wheel.
lug club, for Tie parpoie OF coming 10
an agreement as to tho amount OF fnau.
cial assistance the railway people are to
give the club in tho event that tho park
ia located on tho line Of tho road-the
schmulbach site at tho north end OF the
Island.
Mr.. Wright made a proposition to pay
a certain sum each month into the
clubs treasury during the playing sea.
son, 6u! this did not suit the base ball
people, who want the railroad ompsn
TO assist in tho building aud equipmeh,
ottlie park. No agreement was arrived
Ut and another conference between the
officials OF tho road and club is to take
plaee this afternoon. which will prob
ably determine whether or not the site
mentioned ia TO be selected.
should this location bs rejected by
the. club the only alternative is to take
tho State Fair grounds. The one OBJ.
lection TO these grounds is the immense
amount OF feEce to be watched during
the games. It has been suggested that
coupon tickets be used by tue club aud
tina: all who have no coupons be elected.
This would do away with the necessity
for twenty-five or thirty watchman q.
the State Fair grounds.