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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26
TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TR-s-,l.
ID by Sophie Tape and Henry lass. ~,
husband, OF the CITY OF Wheeling 60 M, y,
Ohio. and State oil West NIr-a4. 4. ~. .
trustee, dated November 18th. l,l.. st. r.
ed in the Office OF the CLERK l- us '.,
Court OF Ohio county, West Nl-.u.. , -.
OF Trust Book No. -, page Mi. ~.
public suction. at the north ,s.a. ..,ri'
Court House OF said county, o.
SATURDAY., FEBRUARY 10Th. I,,,
commencing at 20 o'clock Il. d.. e .s.,.
described real estate: All OF tle B.. .t.,i5.,
or parcels OF ground lying am t,g.. ~
in Lagrange, IN the Eighth wa.. 5'..t.i
city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, H-,t r.-,.s..
designated on the plat OF the a..lsa B. 10,
city OF Wheeling as lots mum be,G g.,g.r,
(Sl) and eighty.two 1872, aud aU .. az
bered three (3J and parE OF lot l.a1s,,. ~.
"a in suare numbered ntnety-iogt ul q,
Eighth ward OF the said city. tc.l. .ls gr.
property which was conveyed 90 .sa g..
phie Tape by Joshua Il. boste- lli H.--a
Foster, his wife. by deed dated A--.. .... r.,
and October 10Th. 1873. respect.s r. p.
corded in the said Clerks Office 10 --,i Boil.
No. 81. page l40, and in Deed Box Ma
page 4l3.
Terms OF Sale-Ons-hsl tm
money, or as much more az sl- lu
elect, cash In hand, and 10.
chase money remaining VII ~
day OF sale in one year 'le.nal .. g..
chaser giving mis- promisSory rI' e.
ferred payment, secured ~
tbs property. JANE T. .-"
c. A. scHAFFIR & Co.
Agents la
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26
TRUSTEES SALE

DY WRITE OF A DEED A
ID made by Louis Riedel aud e.
h.sw.fe. Of the City Of Wheeling -
" OF Ohio, and state OF West VIZ. 'A
trustee, dated June gath, 1891, ans
the Office Of the Clerk OF the Cout
Ohio County, West Virginia, In De a.
book No. %, page $50. l viii 8,
auction So the north front door OF 1916
House OF said county on
Saturday, the / 9Th day of Febr S"
commencing alto o'clock. 4 m,
real estate: A certain piece or pa
living ami being situated Ia the -..
the said City OF Wheeling, Ohio e"
Virginia. on the west side OF '''
and fronting forty (49j feet en- .;
tho extension OF NCColOch s.r- ~
ming enthusiastically to Nhee
even width. Being tue same prn H
ed TO the said Louis Riedel bg
gessner and wife, by deed
ISgl. and recorded in the tt..s
County Court OF Ohio county d.
10 which deed reference is fs-.
fgller description. on the
is situated n new two 81
containing ) rooms. al.
Terms OF Sale:-Oneh o. t1e pA ~
money and as much ID a5 iHs 4At :,
may elect to pay cash in aa-. al4 or
tue remaining purchase rlcy .
from the day OF sale in STA In1 VIEW -. -' T,
thereafter. the purchaser glvlnE Els p. ..-
noses for the deferred payments seci'rl ,'
deed OF trust on the property.
LOUIS f. STIFEL, lr...''
c. A. ScHAEFER & Co, Agents. .i.'-.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

Market street property, between .'...i.
and sixteenth streets, on the cost G '. -
ket street The ground fronts ~ feel -c-'
with a depth OF l4 feet 10 - r. alley.
No. I23 Fourteenth street, lot BOX ="
No. l3I Sixteenth street, Stoom Or
No 1900 Chapline street, line fesl1't
No. 81 SouLH broadway, line fesi1.a
MOL 1873 Fourteenth street, nne r'---"
No. IO5 Zane street. LELAND, hne pol ''.''
Two line lots on SoRh BroadWty, 't--
Ftns binding lots in Pleasant v ..
The John w. dcLure nome eli
ner of sOutn Front and Ohio s'res'
reduced figure. ,, "a
A desirable residence property 80 " -
diana srteet; rooms; modern. ,..,,
No. go \. Wabash street isla" D. "a.
story frame dwelling Of 6 rooms
feet. ..-.,t 1
double brick dwellings property oil y
No 1921 EOfT street, 2-story
ing of6 rooms; hall lot Ne. 50.
No. 529 "a ain street, 2-story .'''
OF Il rooms.
MONEY TO LOAN
RTNEHART 81 TBTUG
City Rank Buildlng Room No 6, TEL. i''
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Public Sale.

BY virtue OF the authority ye5tei
deed oil trust made by Nichols DID
gusta EDel his wife, dated on 's'
October 1890. aud rscorde in i-'
Clerk o. the County Court Of ono
VirNnia, In deed book numbered ID. ~
] sill on
SATURDAY. BEBRUARs q.
beginning 20 10 O'Clock %. u. .-r..
tion At the north door u the col'i b '-
county. al that certain lot OF pt
lying and being situate ~ "a ..
Eightn Ward In the city Of VI b -.s
county and designated on the u.
a. lot numbered eighty-thref, Win ...
gulSr the build ings improyeme'
teuances situate on or belouG.uL ..s.i
TERMS OF SALE: One-tnlr4 %. ..-.
money. and so much ~ .rea MS q. --,.
elect. cash 90 the day or SAGE 30.
in two equal installmeats pata ..'p
in six and twelve months a.ie-
the deferred installmeDt, ~
lien upon the properly WIKI
snce upon the buiidi7g3,.,,
ial2i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-26

TRUSTEES SALE-RY ~

Z wv - La ~ JAIL III PIN
L tue OF deed OF trust nh. AZ
Jennings and wife 10 me a, -., s-- e..
April 10Th, 1892. and recorded ig ,.. ...:.
the Clerk OF the County Court or OK, -s
West Virginia, book No b. p4ss '-7.r
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY H. H...i
O'Clock a. M, sell ~ Public Ar.I O
North Front Door Of the Cou,. la .t.
County, the West sixteen DOB .. sid
abouts OF the East one-haif o, IN .-s.
sixty-eght D6S), in that part OF ,.' l''e.
Wheeling known as the Fourth No. e
ing on the South side Of Eighteen -.. = %
running. with equal width from so
Street. SouthWardly, 10 the No.. ~ -'-.
Chisneils property, togethst with .-. &.
story brick house thereon benz . 100
property conveyed 10 said Ssur-. -a.. 'il'
Guy X. G. Allen, Special Coms,'.. - By
deed dated ADril Goth, 1872 and 1919 By
the office OF the Clerk OF the rgr..'...'I q
Ohio County West Virginia -'-'. ci
Terms OF Sale-One-thitd OF "a, -...
money and so much more a, .,. -.. -''s
may elect cash ON the day OF ,l'4. .s. -i'''
due in two equal insiailmeas. t..... '.'-
spectlVely in one and tive year. .-,'.. r.
or sale, with interest from that Ia. D.. 'Ay
ferred installmerts TO be secure. 10 80 -
trust and insurance. -N
de2d GEO. J. MATHlS1E -..,,.
TnITCTFErC CAr
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FOR SALE-REAL EST.r.
REAL ESTATE BA2GAIvS
!, lo room house corner Eighth saa N,.,,.

1Oroom house corner Eighth sntv.,
all conyeniences, on easy term, a.l '.,esJ
No. u Eighth street, cheap az s2f.
room house On Virginia So,
York and Huron streets. a. b,-,,.- 'e'Eess
no. 42i Main street; viii give DOL.
sold in 10 days. .A.4L p
rooms, hall, all improyeus7,.
street, near Zane very cheap. % Hgb5
room house, bath. lot 3y1lll ,ss.
land rect. cheap at S32Jj. % Var
No. IA Nineteenth street 40 8, -l...t
room house on Sixteenth s--.. ~. -iia.t
house in rear. all for 1920: che --- .,oa
No. lOJ North Front street 81 ars-,.
dence, cheap and on years tu... ''.- ri.
ROLF & ZANE
Telephone. sos ~ ro...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-08

1Qon que deresho la abiexa 81 sspaxado del esmino
dsl hoRoT dc In tgsEq1id per 81 eual d&ba eainaH7
Para part'T da aquel raousMto, ID Niav1o le habSa
ado mks qusrida; ant do ID iapogtsMcia do 90
poBaai6a do loa Ooa ba ella pocss Oesde que
il v6 ba frscuoaoia atrado po1 fne1xa iMvsnci
Eo ptxe oaai todEa los dies % 10 veia TaveIasy
sO dauRa 81 easnta de sllo "# &#~
III bar6a ora sirnp4 Oe; tssfh NADIA de va2ulgivo
Goa o. bE92 cslosado soh1a e maTaao de ID 1aOaa.
medic Eonlieaao medic ssao hablsb sR 6sfaas On t6y
minoa muy ssnco plRtado los progresses dc pAaI6R
aAoiOAts y ya vgoIoIa 7=s
Be sxpTesaDa OOao humbrs dc b1ana socisdaa, fvie
coatS asSOato FoH sAeantb exqatO dc que estaba
prsgnade s@@@~~~a
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m que Il hakiR eaUBado sAb0E Il 1vadad qUs % habs
lsvsntAdO anis 81 y l. bods que ella proyectabA
a saNo tcc6 ms que may u ugera euta tnts faso de
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He a0dido 81 puesto ara0s, euyo hM ha sdo tan
ianssto. hWbisra qusrdo ri E6n Gotta do Ii sNe
70 go0GdsxAba CaO mi dhR 0sto1bar Ia 40 vox iux.
gfbar Bor y sra. La de gus fatais vletima
afSa6 yva0nt0 peYo d0bo oonfeakYosIo desde aquel
dia, he nasado vnsstro fatpyO coo i1dieao do yoa
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-08

Ne la YetjY6.

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No &ua ba oil ha76m. TsBie oil eoxex6n lono do atro
AoS de Aasisdo vv0 para dejax luRaY otro DsnmeRto
PeSo que mu1a1 se IgoDjss dc pagi6n auo iaapl.
r. Sos1e tOdo cuaado 6Sta sxOsada eon aaiss-
ds2a tA qua paress eoloca aatas qse au pSop ectsa
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&c uns nstza cuya mslodfR loyaba haloa
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dc alsg1ias c17a@~~1~. -
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-08
OHARADA


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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-08

ConEena exaetamente loa rQiasnoa principles qusse
lnkado de axufre maaes o oior f6td0 cOmplsaIneMsa
kraE Reaee todAs laa propAdAaaa medicinalea del b&
fan axoao crdinari0s n t.sT 0l iESonvanieAt0 Dc a
fsas0g los metales. "#@&@ I
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-08

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2, 3s- aass. 5.,.-sc ,s- B.
The herald., 1895-09-09
FAKIRS
FAKTSM
An Interesting Talk on Religious and
Political Issues
by Col. ]. q. Messmore Ycsters
day Morning

Col. l. Il. Messmore was the speaker at
the morning meeting of the Church of
the Now Era yesterday. His subject was
Fakirs and Fakism.
THE literal meaning of the word fakir'
is q deceiver," said he, lone who at
tempts to make something appear what
it is not. This is an age of fakism, and
while regard the orthodox churches as
the best police protection ever invented,
yet must say that all churches of every
creed have .hei. tak!rs; Thousand rui-
pits are filled with fakirs and the fakir
ana the true disciple are found side by
side in the same organization. The Dem-
ocratic party acquired all the broad acres
of American territory which was added
TO the original thirteen colonies, except
Alaska. That party was the bulwark of
the national peace, honor and prosperity,
yet in the slavery question we find them
committed to an iniqultous system of
human bondage. The Republican party
freed the slaves, wiped out that foul blot
from our history, and yet we find them
in 1873 destroying one-balf of the money
Of the people, for the selfish gain of Eng
lish money mongers. Fakirs are found
IN all politica: parties. The country has
bsen robbed under Republican rule, mis-
managed under Democratic administra-
ton, and believe that II it were turned
over to the Populists it would go rapidly
to the dogs. We need such mon in office
IS Abraham Lincoln-the grandest man
that ever trod foot on American SOIL"
Colonel Messmore said that the cause
of our disorder was the sort OF men we
put in Office. Cleveland was not what
he once was. Carlisle 10 no longer the
cham pion of the peoples rights. I'm ths
ides OF November" he said, there will
be the greatest shaking up OF party lines
this country has ever seen. In the future
will vote for no man for resident who
has not record of many years standing
in favor Of free silver at Is to 1. NJ pub
lie man who, SO to speak, makes a death
bed repentance at the last hour to save
himself, is worthy Of national confidence.
Stop ignorant foreigners from coming
over herc and taking the work away from
the American workingman until capital
and labor equalize them selves. Then open
the gates Just little so that a good. in
dustrious man can barely squeeze in"
At the close of Colonel Messmore' S
speech several questions were asked, and
an interesting discussion on political
economy ensued.
The herald., 1895-09-09
NEARLY DROWNED AT WESTLAKE
Mrs. Holmberg and Her Child Saved by Mr..
Charles Avery

Charles Avery
Through the prompt action of Mr..
Charles Avery. the efficient night man.
ager of the Western Union Telegraph
company, two persons were saved from
drowning at Westlake park Yesterday
afternoon. They were Mrs. P. A. Holm.
berg and her 4-year-old daughte OF 1913
Wright street.
grass slope that runs to the waters edge
from the fountain enjoying the music.
The little girl was playing about, but
the slope is very abrupt and she lost he r
balance and rolled into the lake. The
water is deep at that point, but without
waiting for anyone to go to the girls aid
the mother sprang into the water after
her and caught her as she was sinking.
Mrs. HOlmberg cannot swim and her
wet clothes dragged, her down. She had
sunk once before the crowd realized ex-
actly what had happened, the entiie
affair having occurred in less than
minute. Mr.. Avery was standing near
and as soon as he saw the danger of the
woman and her child he jumped in after
them without excusing himself to his
lady friend. He caught the pair as they
were going down for the second time and
swan to shore with them.
Bob Todd, the newspaperman, and
Colonel Masterson, who had been with
Mr.. Avery were at the edge of the slope
and assisted the dripping trio from the
water. 1t was necessary to work upon
Mrs. Holmberg and the child before they
were restored to consciousness. after
which they were taken to their home,
while Mr.. Avery, attended by his friends,
went to his room and changed his wet
clothes for dry ones.
The herald., 1895-09-09

street. Commissions received onI these
races and full description of each event:
First race. three-quarters,s elling-Whlte
Wings 10Y, Mrs. Bradshaw l06. Walkovsl
l05. Morte Fonse 103. Springvale 1902,
My Partner 102, Loretta 10l. Pine Top SO,
Little Annie SO, Tancred 90, Sister lone
"a, Redegap "a, Summer Coon 90, Eliza
beth 81. TlIlby (by Perkins) SS.
Second race. tive furlongs, selling
Lawanda, Belle of Fordham, A. b. G.
105. Mike Kelly 1O3, Pert, Equinox 1902,
Joe Clark, Willie Shannon. Sir Dixie,
Sapphire, Squire G. 101, Charley Sulli-
van, Royal Choice 80, Elwyn 81, Cherub
"a.
Third race, one mile, selling-Tom Ell.
more, Ingomar LOG. Leonard B. los, Bir-
mingham. Lady Pepper, Lacroele. lie
Sayre 102. Ellen May, Fayette Belle,
Conjecture 95.
Fourth race, three-quarters, selling
Nance LOG, Gateway los, Jim Donlen,
Chenoa 1903, Yellow Rose 102. Katie G.,
Bob Martin 1O1, Verdi. Manoa so, Uncle
Henry SO, g. B, Cox. Lakota, Lajoya "a.
Fifth race, nine-sixteenths, maidens-
Judge Denny, Vigaro 113, Fanaie Neil,
Asaph, Wild Olive, Runcan, Exhibit,
Eastwood Belle, Saratoff, Mariana, Julie,
Prairie King. Souffle, Eldred, Jim Doug
las, Mamie D.. The President, Jsponica
ITO. Clear; track fast.
The herald., 1895-09-09
YACHTS AND YACHTING i
An Expensive Sport, but One That Takes
Ample Returns

Ample Returns
1t has always been a wonder to many
why there is 80 little yachting in the
lower waters. True, the amusement IS
an expensive one, but not more SO than
several other sports that could be named.
We have plenty of wealthy people down
here who could well afford the luxury OF
Il yacht and who spend in other pastimes
twice the cost Of running pleasure boat
for the season. The boat need not neces-
sarily be large one, for the larger class
OF yachts cost a'good deal to keep up in
any style. put poat that will accommo-
date half a dozen congenial people is
quite big enough for any iamount OF fun.
The waters down here are such that it is
possible to sail almost anywhere. and at
Catalina one finds harboring that is pos
sessed by very few Yacht clubs in the
country. A more perfect harbor it is
hardly possible to imagine situated as it
is under the lee of the high cliffs, and If
nothing stronger than a light swell is
moving the placid bosom OF lazy old
ocean.
As to the pleasures OF yachting, there
are none that compare with 1t in excite
ment when sailing, in tine indolsnt en-
joyment of a calm, in the mad rush of
feeling as the boat heels to the breeze, in
the thousand and one ways that are pc
culiar to this sport alone. No one who
is fond of the sea can ever be deaf to the
allurements of yachting in such water as
is at the disposal Of everyone who lives
in Southern California.
We have a yacht club among u.s. but
their yachting is chiefly confined to meet
ings. which are afterwards announced.
Let us get out and do aid they will find
that there are many more pleasant ways
OF sailing boat than ON paper
The herald., 1895-09-09

Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspep-
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, dir
ziness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallowskin etc,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause of all Of them.
Go by the book. Pills 100 and
s54 box. Book free at your
druggists or write B. F. Allen Co.,
365 Canal Street, New York.
Annual sales more than 100000 borsa
The herald., 1895-09-09
ANOTHER HORSE AND BUGGY STOLEN
Fred Patterson Had 4 Rig Stolen Last Satur-
day Night


Mr.. Fred Patterson of the Los Angeles
Lighting company reported to the police
Saturday night that he had had valu-
able horse and buggy stolen from him.
He was visiting at the house of friends
on Macy street, near Anderson, and
hitched the horse to some trees in front
of the place. He remained inside for sew
eral hours. and shortly after 10 o'clock
left go home. His rig had disap.
peared, however, and although COM
plete search OF the neighbour God was
made no trace was found. The animal
was tied with strap, which hao been
united and taken away by the thieves.
MI. Patterson has his suspicious as to
who took the outfit. bus nothing has
been done yet regarding the matter. 1t
is possible that some drunken men drove
off without any criminal intentions. The
poliue are on the lookout foi the missing
rio
The herald., 1895-09-09
BASEBALL
A Good Game Played at Athletic Park
Yesterday

A Good Game Played at Athletic Park
Yesterday
There was a large crowd at the Athletic
park yesterday to see the game between
the Francis Wilson's and the Trilbys.
Contrary to general expectation the Will
sons won out, but it was the poor playing
Of the dusky boys at critical moments
that gave the game to their opponents.
Shaw pitched winning bail for the Trilbys
only three hits being made off his deliv-
cry, while Tyler was touched up Tor ten
hits. two of them being three baggers.
The roofing OF the bleachers reminded
one of the days of professional ball, and
much enthusiasm prevailed. In the first
half of the game the Trilbys had their
opportunity and they grasped it. Later,
however. the Francis Wilson's steadied
up and played a splendid fielding game.
The catching of both Carroll and Brown
was above the average, and Guercio and
Burke both played good ball at their re-
spective positions. The same clubs play
nexst Sunday, and an even larger crowd
Is expected. The following Is the score:
NNrn
The herald., 1895-09-09

The great event of the past week in
sporting circles was tho international
yacht race run Saturday, in which the
American boat, the Defender, more than
came up to expectations, defeating the
British challenger. Valkyrie III, by over
eight minutes. This is especially graft
flying from the fact that Herreschoff, the
American designer. took the British plan
the first trial than our English cousins
could after years of experience. The
time of the race, considering the weather,
was phen omenal. and the fact that the
American boat came in over eight min
utes al cad CO the British boat ;s worthy
of special mention. from the fact that tn 9
challenger had to allow the Defender half
a minute over the thirty mile course.
1t was great victory and it is safe TO
assume that not in the history of yacht
ing in American waters has any event
transpired that was the cause of such
universal congratulation. 1t is now be-
lieved that the Defender will win three
straight heats. barring accident, of
course, and the remaining races will be
watched with the keenest interest
wherever the English language is spoken.
In local sporting circles the event of the
week was the Herset-Fogarty match at
the Athletic club. The clover young in
structor of the club put his man to sleep
in due order and came out Of the fight
without a scratch. Herget is a very
clever young one. and held up his end in
good style. 1t must be stared, however,
in the Interest of fair play, that FogaIty
was not fit, and while the result might
not have been different. even if Fogarty
had been in condition, still in the inter-
est of true SPORT the man should have
entered the ring in better condition than
he did. No man has right to neglect
himself. and Fogarty did not train in
the manner in which he should. The at
tention Of the directors OF the Athletic
club is called TO this fact, and it is hoped
that in future this matter will be looked
after. The exhibition, however, was a
very clever one and there was nothing
about it to offend the taste of the most
fastidious, for which the club il entitled
to credit.
The herald., 1895-09-09

airy both men scored "a points. The Sec
ond-class medal was won by Nordholt by
score Of Is points. Following is the
final scores in both classes:
First class-Osgoodby, 30; Smith. q /;
Van Valkenberg, "a; Menssca, 10; Mat
field, "a; Schanck. o. Breer. %.
Second class-N OF oholt, 10; Stockwell,
8; De Jarnatt. IL; Osborne. Z; Valentine,
IL; Savage, q,