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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06

1T is now said that the instruc-
tions Of this government to the
American Peace Commissioners,
include the holding Of the entire
Philippine Islands, which will be a
bitter dose to Spain, as she has
been expecting us to relinquish
them after all our fighting there,
which would be a great mistake.
We are absolutely aud unequuo-
ca!ly in favor Of holding them and
Porto Rice and the Luzon ISLANDS.
and annexing Cubs, II she wants
to ON in. We say, "Sboot the
man who hauls down the American
flag" Wherevsr "'Old Glory" goes
up, let her stay and bring freedom
and protection to the oppressed
who rally under her liberty cement
ed stripes and heaven born stars.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06

The Journal deyO;es considera-
Die space to a lot Of rot from the
"Man Of Marques" otherwise
known as Frank VI. Huffman, post.
master at Marques, and n OF the
very few old veterans who got post.
Offices in this county from Dayton.
HnHmon is also one Of the very
few Of the old vets who is solid for
Dayton, because he got his Office
all right and c5n afford to be. We
haven't wasted any space on him
for 81 long time and he 10 gu Tering
for attention, and the Grst thing
he knows vel get after him again
and take his hide OF and hang il
on the fence 70 dry.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06

The Journal of last week chal-
lenges McGraw to joint discussions
in this county with Dayton, and
declares that it is authorized by
Dayton and the Republican Com
mlttee to make arrangements for
it any time, and wants to know if
the Democratic Committee will &C.
cept the challenge on behalf of Col.
McGraw, and for The ARGUS to
answer promptly. 1t is all a bluff,
as Dayton has no notion of meet
ing McGraw, if he can AVOID it in
any way, but we will call that bluff
anyhow, and we are authorized by
Mr. McGrsw to say that he will
only be too happy to meet Mr..
Dayton at any time and place that
may be %mutuslly agreed upon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1898.
El:Taa.h sistlis. Senatorial Convention.
AT 1870 z. NJ

The duly accredited delegates to
the State Senatorial Convention OF
The Eleventh Senatorial District,
composed of the counties OF Pres.
ton, Monongahs and Taylor. met
in Grafton at Whitescarver Hall,
Friday, September 30, 1898, at
ii o'clock a. m. The convention
was called to order by Hon. Chas.
H.. Straub, Chairman of the Taylor
County Democratic Executive Com
mittee. On prevailing motion DR..
w. M. Dent, of Preston county,
and DR.. L. NJ. Wilson, of TAYLOR
county, were chosen Chairman and
Secretary, respectively, Of the con-
%vention. Mr.. Van A. Barrickman,
OF Monongalia, in an eloquent
speech placed in nomination for
State Senator, Justin IL. Kunkle,
of the same county, which nomi-
nation was ably seconded by NJ.
Eugene Somerville, editor of the
Grafton Leader. No further nomi.
nations being made, the usual
rules were suspended and the nomi-
nation made by acclamation. AZ
ter providing for appropriate reso-
lutions, on proper motion made
and carried. the convention ad
journed sine die.
w. NJ. DENT, Chairman.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06
w. M. DRNT, Chairman
L. Nj. WILSON. Sec'y.

Charley Caldwell, of Parkers-
burg. ia after that United States
Senatorshipi in earnest and does not
intend for Governor Atkinson to
get too much of a lead on him. The
Hon. Mr.. Caldwell spoke at Terra
Alta, Monday night of this week.
lie said, ''lf you want to get back to
Democratic times, and you all
know what they are, vote for Nc
Graw, but if you want the grand
work OF the Republican party con-
tinued; if you want all the mills
and workshops in operation, rail
roads, &C., vote for Dayton, the
man that stood by Mckinley in the
committee" &C. Three desperate
attempts were made 10 get applause
for Mckinley, two of which failed
utterly. The third attempt he
succeeded in a small way, after
running back and forth on the
stage and striking the air wildly.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-06

Election, Tuesday, November 9th.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01
MARRIED,


 ARENALQGFELIZ- Tn Pogo, December 26. 1897, l. by the Rev. Father .Aguilcra, Belisario Are
 valo and Mary Feliz:.
 BETHEN-COLEINS-In this city, December : 2s; 1884,, by the Rev. M NJ. Gibson. DID,,
 Clark A. Bethen and Dorothy NJ. Collins, |: beth of San Francisco.
 BOYER.COUGHRAN-I 'Visala, December 2S. .IS97. by. the Rev. H.. E.. Wilhlte, Rev. T. .. A Rover and Maud A. Coughran. ALTON-McKENNA-In Oakland, Cal, De- :: cember 26, 1897, at the First Methodist Epis- k. .copal Church. by. the Rev. Dr. E. R. Dille. " Charles Robert. Dalton and Frances Fernetta F. McKenna,%both of San Francisco. .HISCOX..GABLE-In Jacksonville, December -.23 1SS7, Alfred Hiscox. and Maggie Gable. MURREL-HUNSAKER Arroyo Grande |: December D.: 1897. tty the Rev. MT. Beard :' C.. A. :MurTel and Cora. B. Hunsaker MAY-THOMANN.-I this city. December 2e : 1S9E by the Rev. F, W. Fischer, Adam May of san Francisco and Annie Thomann of St Helena, Napa County, Cal. OFFICER-WADE71 this city. December g, l. 1S9F by the Rev. F. w. Fischer, Robert l.. officer of Los Angeles and Margareta Wade
 of San Francisco.
 RJyD0EPH-GR REEN-In. Pomona December D. 1884,. by the Rev. F. NJ. Bowling, Charles Rudolph and Rosa Green.
 SAIITH-NOCIFQRA-In Monterey, December . ':26 lS95. by the Rev. R. M. Mestres Arthur L.. Smith and Flora Nocifora.
 SHELLEY -McCONNEI4I.--In Alameda, De- F cember 2S,. 1897. by the Rev. Frank Bruch Harold H. Shelley and Gertrude P. McCon- .. nell. =: :.-
 wILEY-DARR4In Merced. December 22, 1897.
 by Judge:J K- Law, F: M. Wiley and Mary
 A. Darr.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01
DIED.

.ABRFGOEin' Monterey December 27. 1897. Mrs. Josefa Abrego, aged sS years. months :: and q days: CAR&EY-In this city December 30. 1897. : Joseph A. Carney; beloved brother of Mamie James and Thomas Carney and Mrs. George Place; a native. of. Boston, Mass, aged 29 . years ,and 5 months. -
 ':; U Friends. and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral this day :. residence. 4s6 Eighth street. thence to St : Joseph7s Church. Tenth street, for services 'at clock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. :C0LEMAN-In the City and County Hospital, December St, 1897, Henry Coleman, a native ; of Denmark, aged 56 years.
 CRONIN-In this city, December 3f lSe7 : James H., beloved husband of Margaret Cro- nin. son of John and the late Ann Cronin and brother of Timothy Cronin. Mrs. D. .WitZ and Mrs. Frank Smith, a native of San Francisco, aged 36 years and 10 months GT Remains at the undertaking parlors of McAvoy X Gallagher 20 Fifth street. .CALNEN-In this city, December 31, 1S97 Mar garet, beloved wife of Daniel Calnen0 aged 65 years and months.
 CAROLAN-In this city, December 31, 1s97 Abbie, beloved wife of Richard Carolan and mother of James and the late Norah and Mary Fitzgerald. native of County Waterford Ireland. aged 51 years.
 UFriends and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Sunday. at 9:S0 o'clock, from her late resi- dence, f62 Jessie street, thence to St. Pat ricks Church, where services will be held for the repose of her soul. commencing at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery
 
 tered for Rev. J. H. Derham, O. P., Monday Januard 3, 1897. at o'clock. at St. Dominic Church, Bush and Steiner streets. DONOVAN-In this city, December 3O 1897 Michael NJ. beloved husband of Della Don ovan7 and father of Frank. William, John George and Lawrence Donovan, a native of Ireland, aged 63 years
 OFriends and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral this day (Saturday), at S:30 o'clock, from his late residence, 3S65 Twenty-second street between Valencia and Guerrero. thence to St James Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
 DEvINE-In Sacramento. Cal. December 31. 1S97. Ellen ", relict of the late P. J. Devine and mother of James B. and Edwin l.. De- vine and Mrs Wnifred G. Dean, a native of Athlone, County Roscommon, Ireland, aged 59 years and omonths.
 yFriends and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Sunday, from the foot of Market street on the arrival of 1o:45 a. train from Sacra- mento. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. DELLWIG-In this city, December 30, 1S97 Doris, dearly beloved mother of Theodore Dell wig. Mrs. Emma Ehrenpfort, Mrs. Augusta
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued by the County Clerk s office yesterday:
 Caleb Jones and Katherine M. Jones, 27-25. C. B. 'Gritchlow and Florence Tahor, 26-26. W. c. Macintosh and Charlotte Hencke. 36-25. " J. Leahy and Ella Nj Coleman, 23-20. l.. w. Woodbury ard Mary M. Morrow, 27-23. Samuel Creba and Alice F. Wits. 30-23. J. A. Gerlack and Catherine Mckinley, 23-17. Edwin C. Ross and Marie F. O Brien 31-31. Frank Van Stan and Ida NJ. Pierce, S6-26. George A. Hurst and Alice G. Miller, 25-22. Fred w Allen and Emily St John, 25-25. F. E. Sjogren and Mary l.. Peterson, 3l-27. Robert J. Downes and Mana Burress, 2-25. Henri Magne and Julienne Felgines, 22-23. Caleb Carn and Mary Anton, 24-19.
 William King and Dora Burke. 33-19
 Louis Gassner and Henrietta Fogel 30-2S. James Burke and Ruby Geise, 4-16
 Fl. Hellman and Alina Gustafson, 29-26. L. Hervojevich and Katie Krancich, 35-S2. John T. Lynch and Agnes M. Tierney, 25-1S.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01
BORN.

ADAMS-Deeember 30, 1897, to the wife of w.
 H>,H. Adams, daughter. : BERRY-Near San Ardo. December 26, 1897, to
 the wife of John Berry, daughter. BUSHNELL-In San Lucas. December 27, 1S97
 to the wife of Henry Bushnell Jr., daugh-
 ter.
 FARLEY-In Pacific Grove, December 25, 1S97
 to the wife of James E. Farley, son. IMMELMAN-December 24, 1897, to the wife of George C. Himmelman, son. HENNINGER-In Merced. December 27, 1897, 10 the wife of F. l.. Henninger. son. LAUMEISTER-In this city, December 31,
 1897, to the wife of ". F. Laumeister. a daughter.
 LEPPERT-In Monterey. December 25, 1897. to
 the wife of Joseph Leppert, a son. LANTHIER-Near Corralitos. December 27,
 1897, to the wife of Joseph Lanthier, McDoNALD-In this city December r. 1897,
 to the wife of William M Mcdonald. a daughter. PEANK-In Grass Valley. December 27. 1897. to the wife of A. c. Plank, daughter. R0DUNER-Near Merced, December 27. 1897, to the wife of J. A. Roduner, son. SCHROEDER-In this city. December 31, 1897, to the wife of John A. Schroeder, a son. WOLFF-In this city. December g, 1897, to .. the wife of Carl Wolff, a son.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

FOR rent-Furnished or unfurnshed fine To- room house; furnace, etc; choice part of Berkeley and near R. R. station; large grounds rent reasonable to good, responsible tenant. r. w. H. ASH, 415 Montgomery st.
 S35OO, S32O0. S2SO0-Just look at these houses
 only blocks east of station in North Berke- ley; s, ', rooms; all new and modern; very me bay view: your terms are ours. See property and owner at 1427 Spruce st., Berke- ley or WARREN CHENEY, Berkeley Sta
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE,

300 lots. from $50 to.....................2 20 GOO 20 houses and lots. from Sl25O to ........l 10 GOO 50 ranches, all sizes, from S100 to 30 900 20 houses Oakland and Alameda. 5000 to- 5000
 What Have You to Offer?
 II. C. DECKER. 1920 Market st. opp Fifth
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01

ALL kinds new and second hand wagons car. riagcs. buggies, carts. harness; largest las-' sortment, lowest prices. 18th and Valencia: FINE laundry; bakers and milk wagons cheap :; for cash :of installments; fine top and open buggy also l hack: s2S: Harrison st "
 TWO. express. 2.grocery,' r business and piano: .i box: top buggy 1l6l Howard st ...:
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01
LEGAL. NOTICES.

The California Debrfs Commission, having re- cefved. applications to mine by the hydraulic Swank': Gravel: Mine at .Wdshingtop Ranch CalaveTass County,*to deposit ta1lings in an old the. Cherokee Flat. Mine, at:.Cherekee, Butte County. to deposit stailETlgs a fiat below the pine; fySm J. L9EamSs59o in tbs GrizzlyBear to deposit tailings in Squirrel Creek; from Paul Zerga ct al in the Last Chaiice: Placer Mne7 ings flat below the mine; from: T. T. Kirk ham. in the Mount Vernon Mine, near Nevada City; Nevada County to deposit tailings in Mount Vernon ravine; from. William Ross in the Clark Mine. near Oreta. Amador County to Charles U. Wise, in the White Oak Mine near Colfax, Placer County to deposit tailings in Devencenzis in the Red Guleh and MaheIs Flat Hill Mines near Volcano. 'Amador Coun- M o qP3s5 sG% F ana M m a Se0T D the the BickneIl Mine. near Volcano, Amador County Creek: and from s. R. Hackley. in the Indiana and Gold Bug Mine. near Omo Ranch, Ei Do- rafo County, to deposit: tailings in Perry's Creek gives notice that meeting will be bsld at room 59, Flood building. San Ffanclsco, Cal on January i7. 1898. at l;So p. m
 NOTICE Of railroad consoidation-Pursuan, to the statute in such case made and pro vided notice is hereby given that the Pajaro Valley Railroad Company and the Pajaro Extension Railway Company, upon the more than three-fourths in value of all ths stock of each of said corporations respec-
 
 boards of directors of said corporations made and entered into in accordance with such con sent and pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided, have consolidated and amalgamated their capital stocks debts properties assets and franchises under the corporate maine and style of the Pajaro Val 'a ley Consolidated Railroad Company
 Dated at San Francisco California, the tenth day of December. A. D. 1897. = By order of the board of directors of the Pajaro Valley Consolidated Railroad Com pany.
 By E. H. SHELDON. Secretary. THE Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home Society hereby give notice that they have admitted into the Orphanage from July l, 1ss7, to date. the following half-orphan girls and boys. viz.:s Jacob Stone, aged years. months: Charles Stone. aged years months: David Stone aged years. month: Morris Wolff, aged 12 years. months; An gelica H. Wolff. aged years. mouths; Frederika a. Wolff. aged years. months; Esther C. Wolff aged years. l month; Han- nah Osterman. aged years, months: Rose Osterman, aged years. months: Sam Hy- man, aged 10 years, and Edmond F. weiner.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE-At a great sacrifice, house and lot, 30x115 Apply 1923 Pacific ave, Alameda CHEAPEST and best in Anerica-The Weekly Call, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one year for s1 30. postage free.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence of persons authorized to have the same pub lished.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-17
Homo Gatherings.

Mir and Mrs. H. H. Sengstacken ceie- brated their silver wedding Weuies- day evening, April 6, at their resioehce' 1884 Bryant street IA,
 The house was tastefully decorated with evergreens and cut flowers. Durlhg tue early part of the evening a pleasant lhci- dent occurred which was surprse to aii assembled: The Native Sons Band, lea bv R. D. Burton, serenaded MT. and Mrs. Sengstacken.
 About Il o'clock an elegant supper was served after which amusements of all kinds were indulged in until an early hour.
 Among those present were MT. and Mrs. H. H. Sengstacken, MT. and Mrs C.. Claussen, Mrs. M. Grotheer, Mrs. $. Brommer, Mir and Mrs M. Joost. MT. and Mrs M. Hencken, MT. and Mrs J. Claus sen, Mir and Mrs. c. Wreden. MT. and Mrs. F. Labhard, A. Brommer, Miss An nie Brommer, Miss Etta Muller, Henry Muller, Miss B. Joost. Miss T. Donzel- man, H. Tiencken, Miss Lizzie Sengstack- en, Henry T. Sengstackep, Miss Mary Often, Henry Labhard, Henry Wreden, Miss G. Wreden, Henry and George Has selbach, Nick Flick. Miss Clara and Charles Sengstacken.
 Arthur Hinton, a popular member of the Entre Nous and the Winter Cotillon Clubs, left during the week for Klondike. Previous to his departure he was the recipient of many social attentions. Dur ing the week a dinner was given in his honor by Miss Wilson at her residence on Turk street. A theater party, at which Mir Hinton was the honored guest, was given by MT. Patigian Wednesday, evening at the Baldwin, and after the performance supper was partaken of.
 MT. and Mrs. pr. Kilborn entertained the Entre Nous Whist Club on Friday evening at their residence, corner Pine and Powell streets. The favors were won by Jack Spicher and Mrs. Brod, consola- ton prizes being awarded to Dr. and Mrs Kilborn. Among those present were: MT. and Mrs. Charles Evans, Mir and Mrs Latham, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Tfdball, Mir and Mrs. Jack Spicher, Mr. and Mrs Dr. Kilborn, Mrs. A. H. Brod, Miss Lucy berg Frank Bishop MT Bramhall
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-17
Personals.

After short stay in Coronado Mir and Mrs. B. Nathan and daughter have gone to Los Angeles, where they are stopping at the Hotel Van Nuys.
 Mrs. A. A. Louderback has returned to her home in this city after an absence of nine months, during which she visited her daughter, Mrs. Lord, in Paris. left for Chicago.
 Mrs. J. Heilfron has returned from her European trip and has gone back to her residence at 5S3 Fell street She will re- celve her friends on the Fist inst, and thereafter every third Monday of each month.
 The following Californians arrived in Europe on the 18th inst. on the Hamburg American liner Auguste-Victoria: Mr and Mrs. Robert L. Coleman and party, MT. and Mrs. A. Knopfmacher. Master M. II. Knopfmacher. Miss B. Knopfmacher, \ Mrs: ,: Margaret McMahan, Mrs. c. H.
 Dr. and Mrs. K. Pischel anticipate spending few months at Ross Valley during the coming summer.
 +. w. Dohrmann of San Francisco and MT. and Mrs. Henry Michaels of Alameda, after having visited Naples, were in Rome when last heard from.
 The chairman of the Colonial Danes and their delegate to the biennial coun- ell in Washington. Mrs. Selden S. Wright, left for the East last Wednesday, accom- panied by Mrs. c. Elwood Brown, the corresponding secretary and historian, who will later visit in New York and be present at various May anniversaries and functions, among them the charter week celebration by the Holland Dame Society, Of which she Is the only representative on this coast
 Mrs. Ed H. Coleman of 1885 Oak street and her sister, Miss Alice M Reynolds, left for their home, New Haven, Conn., last week. Mrs. Coleman will be gone from four to six months, and will visit different parts of the East before return ing.
 Mrs. E. Silverstone, assisted by her mother, Mrs. s. Simon of Walla Walla Washington, will be pleased to receive her friends Wednesday afternoon, April 20 at 112 Lyon street
 Miss Katheryn Beaton has returned from three weeks visit to Nicolaus and Pleasant Grove. in Sutter County
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-17
THE CANTATA A SUCCESS. "Golden Hair and the Three Bears Meets the Appreciation of
 Large Audience

The cantata on the subject of Golden Hair and the Three Bears which was given at the Stewart United Presbyterian Church on Friday, was an artistic and financial success, those participating ac- quitting themselves with credit and re- e3eiving the appreciation of the large au- dience in bursts of applause.
 The characters assumed were as fol- lows:
 Bard. William Walker: Queen. Miss Mabel Cralg; Big Bruin. Charles Taylor; Nanny Mum. Master Oliver Stanley; Tiny Cub, Mas ter Arthur Killgore: Golden Hair. Miss Adda klllgore; Airy, Miss Ethel Cornwell; WIll-o'- me Wisp, Miss Ella Mitchell; Lightfoot, Miss Lottie Davidson; Faithful. Miss Lena Hearn syivia, Miss Lillie Kaufman; Quickstep, Miss Alice Lockway; Fraity, Miss Lizzie Hearn.
 In the chorus, which is a. very effective part Of the cantata. the following named masters and misses took part:
 The Misses Alice Lockway, Hattie McNab. Ethel Cornwell, May Smith, Nellie Smith Lot tle Davidson, Freda Weisheimer. Ynez Dodd Lillian Kaufman Hida Chamberlain Laura Bennett, Aileen Nesbitt, Mabel Mitchell, Ella Mitchell; Mabel Parkin, Helen Munro, Lizzie hearn Lena Hearn, Jennie Smith, Sadie Burt May Burt, Etta Williamson, Irene Smith, Re via Dugan. Barbara Morrice, Gretchen Wes- ne1mer Ruth Buchse, Gladys ,McNab. Maggie Munro, Laura Boyakin, Masters John Eslick and Harry Smith.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-17
THE DEPUTIES
 ENTITLED TO PAY The Superior Judges Decide in Favor of County Clerk
 Curry. An Appeal Will Be Taken by the City to the Supreme
 Court.

Judges Cook, Belcher and Hebbard sat Tn pank on Friday afternoon to hear the injunction proceedings brought in the name or the city and county to restrain Auditor Frederick from signing the de- mands of thirty-one copyists, fourteen deputy register clerks and Chief Piper of county Clerk Currys office. The suit was brought by City and County Attor- ney Creswell by authorization of the supervisors, on the complaint of Mayor fneian that these employees were draw ing salaries without warrant of law.
 The proceedings were dismissed week ago, With leave to the plaintiff to amend the pleadings. The hearing yesterday was on a demurrer interposed by the Auditor to the amended pleadngs.
 Alter discussicn of the law points in volved the three Judges sustained the de- murrer and dissolved the temporary in-
 The representatives of the city and county asked that another temporary in junction be granted pending an appeal to the supreme Court. That motion was given.
 Auditor Frederick stated after the pro- ceeolngs that he would not sign the de- mandS in dispute until after reasonable tlme had been given the city and county 10 perfect an appeal.