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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-11

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-11
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-11
Sslanoif aoresie til aomaem

Era bet isIanoite fittings nsosrfe
Afoeline bar aOusen moeiaget fsIssuee
Aorssie:
The times., 1899-12-05
The Mortality Record.

The following deaths were reported TO the
Health Officer yesterday: Hannah Haywood, 50
years; Julia Murphy, rs years; Mary NJ. Sullivan,
20 years; Eliza Moss, 65 years; Lewis p. Hazel,
60 years; Margaret Wilson, 60 years; Patrick
Riley, 90 years; Jacob a Elhert, 81 years;
Minerva Fox, so years; Arthur T. Wines, 2S
years; William H. Speiser p years; Sylvester
George w Wmttd Is years; James Sullivan
years; Florrie Saunders, years; George Be
craft, O years; Elsie b. Donaldson, years;
Evelyn NJ Dom, years; Sarah IL. Turner, 9
years; Marie Hurd, years; Clifton Washington,
year; Leroy TOlliyer, l year; Clifton Ram
som, l year; james Edward Dixon, , months;
Hickman Skiilman, months; Mildred Hicks,
l hour.
The times., 1899-12-05
.Inrrinrc Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday 90
Thomas Boyd and Sallie E. Buck solomon Adams
and Ceorgianua Thomas; William Wallace Nc
Gregor and Anna NJ Greene; John Beverly and
Annie Bail: Joseph Na.s and Mamie Hawkins;
Frank b. Peacock and Katie N. stump: Carey J..
King and YaIlis A. Copeulagen Thomas Firz-
gerald, jr Baltimore, Md, and Annie Laurie
I-nger, OF West Point, Va; Charles Williams and
Mary Watson: sum p. WINS and Ellen Bishop;
william A. Hummel and Annie L. Tuohy; j. T.
Berry and Laura l.. Ginu; Charles Lane and
Gertrude Bolden; Dayton J. Harris aud Susie
r. Sweet: Dan " Willison. Johnstown Ohio, and
Florence L. Hess, Columbus, Ohio.
The times., 1899-12-05
Struck by "A Decending Elevator.

John White, while at work on the new build
ing at the corner OF Eleventh Street and Penn
sylTania Avenue northwesJ, sustained serious in
juries by being struck on the head by de-
scending elevator yesterday afternoon Wlire
was watching work being done on floor below
through the shaft. and failed TO see the car
descending until too late to escape injury. After
the accident he was removed TO the Emergency
Hospital in ambulance.
The times., 1899-12-05
NJ. Ans, scicntinc Lectnro

Mr.. Gunwold Aus. c. l.. connected with the
Office OF the Supervising Architect Of the Treas
ury, last evening delivered a lecture on Modern
Fireproof Building Construction at the Cor
coran Scientific School Of the Columbian Uni
versity, II and Fifteenth Streets. The second lee
ture on this subject will be given at the same
place on December IS at o'clock D. m
The times., 1899-12-05
Charge Withdrawn.

The charge OF househreakng against Wade
Siyufy was withdrawn yesterday by the prose-
cutting witness. d. A. Tuleihan. The accused
was held in the Police Court last week but
was released on $500 bail 10 await the action Of
the grand jury. Since the hearing Mr. Tu!eihan
wrote a letter to the District Attorney stating
that he did not believe SiyUty entered his house
with criminal intent.
The times., 1899-12-05
Burial of Mrs. VI. }. Price.

Funeral services over thc remains o. Mrs- May
j. Price, who was found dead in bed Sunday
morning at her home in kensington Nd, were
held yesterday afternoon at the home OF the
deceased, and the Rev. Dr.. Barr, the rector Of
Christ Episcopal Church. otfciated The re
mains will he shipped 10 Baltimore this morn
ing from Keusington for iniemeHt
The times., 1899-12-05
Wills offered for Probate.

Two Wills were fled yesterday for probate in
the office of the register OF wills for the District
That OF John P. Lothrop, dated May :, 1898,
provides that the entire estate of the deceased
descend to his widow, Matte c. Lothrop. Accord
ing to the terms OF the will of Phoebe \. Walker,
dated July l. 1896, the estate of the tcstatriN
is left 10 her husband, Rediord W. Walker
The times., 1899-12-05
I,nnernI nf j. e. nnrrington.

The funeral Of John F. Harrington, son Of
Col III Harrington, commanding the Marine
Barracks at Washington took place yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock from St Peters Catholic
Church A low requiem mass was celebrated by
the Rev Father John G. Mailon. ot -. Ann
Church. Tenlcytown. The remains were inferred
in Oak Hill CemctetN.
The times., 1899-12-05
Hold "a Reunion.

Mr. Hiram /. Amiss, father OF Lieut.. 7. B.
Amiss, Of the First precinct station, celebrated
his Dincty-secoud birthday yesterday at his home
1916 Street northwest. Many members Of the
family and friends gathered at the house and
held q reunion.
The times., 1899-12-05
Thirty DAYS for Theft

John CoHnors, Of Gloucester n. J., yesterday
went 70 Jail for thirty days in default Of $40
fine imposed by Judge Scott The charges were
the theft Of s. Ia cash and q s. revolver from
Napoleon b. Plunkctt.
The times., 1899-12-05
Trinity sIenA cInb TO Meet.

The MEMS Club Of Trinity parish viii meet
in the parish hall of Trinity Episcopal Church
this evening at 1880 O'Clock. \ special feature
o. this meeting will be a lecture by Prof. Sea-
men, OF the Patent Office the subject Of
Recent Chemical Discoveries"
The times., 1899-12-05
Fined Twenty Dollars.

William Middleton, coIored in Judge Scotts
court, charged DiIlard Cox, another colored man,
with ieIonioug assault yesterday. Middleton ey-
hibited two knife wounds in his back Cox held
that the assault was committed in defence of
small uewsboy but in default of so fine im
posed went 20 jail for ninety days
The times., 1899-12-05
Mr.. sheeham Returns to Duty.

David J. Shechan, property messenger at the
Pension Office, who has been on leave on account
Of illness, returned to his post Of duty yesterday
In August last, Mr. Shcehan suffered an attack Of
typhoid fever and went 10 his home in NOryalk,
Conn. 10 recuperatc.
The times., 1899-12-05
Tcstimony Must he FiIed.

In the case OF BERTHE Dement, against her hus-
band, Elmer Dement,, for divorce. yesterday On
motion Of Edward G. Niles, attorney for the de
fcndant. Justice Barnard ordered that the cont
p!aiuant file all her testimony in rebuttal with
in fifteen days from the Issuance OF the order.
The times., 1899-12-05
j. Il. ROBINSON,
DINING PARLORS
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
1902 nth ST. NV
". [. DOUGLAS $3.50 SHOE.
UNION MADE.
Ny Washington store 1913 Pa ave. nv
Nee Will Trust You. "
Furniture. Carpets Crockery, Bedding. Etc
P ] zee. 7th II Sts.
Two Di,orce Decrees.

Justice Barnard yesterday granted Two petitions
for divorce Eleanor Hauscu was granted divorce
from her husband. George b. HarseII, ON the
ground Of cruelty, and Elizabeth Gillespie was
granted separation from her husband, Robert H.
Gillespie, on the ground OF dcsertion.
The times., 1899-12-05
4 Prisoner Taken to Manassas.

Robert L. Mcintyre, OF Occoquan, Va, was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Detective Boyd
and Policeman Whelen a requisition from
Governor Tyler Of Virginia. and turned over to
Sheriff Leachman, Of Prince William county, who
removed the prisoner to Virginia. The charge
was selling liquor without 4 license.
The times., 1899-12-05
Miniams stoIe a CraaIe.

Samuel Williams yesterday was sent to jail
for ninety days by Judge Scott for the theft Of
a cradle from Nic1lai Bros lie was also held
in $500 for the grand jury on the charge Of
stealing a bicycle from Joseph b. Jacobs.
The times., 1899-12-05
Mr. Kearney's Hunting Trim

hr. George Keaney, Assistant Law Librarian
Of Congress, has returned to the city from a
snort hunting trip in the vicinity Of Laurel. Nd.
he was quite successful, and brought back con
siderable game
The times., 1899-12-05
STREET LIGHTING

Low tide. -....-....... .3.i4 An and 3:47 P VI.
AlgA de.-.--.-.-...-.-.- -9-52 An. and g.j3 PM.
The times., 1899-12-05

Something every boy will prize; a
perfect model Of The battleship t7C
Maine. 2S inches long, for ..... II
2s-cent Upright Pianos. plenty 1QC
Of pretty music in it. Special. y
The times., 1899-12-05
TIDE TARLE

New ...----.........-9d Full l............... 10th
t-Fst quaEtcr.-......g-i Last quarter........2lth
The times., 1899-12-05
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

Lamps Int today day..........-......... p. NJ
amps out tomorrow. .6.l3 A N
The times., 1899-12-05
0be - Ginaes
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1899.
The Weather rrcaIetIon.
TEMPERATTRE.

Fair, continued cold Tueslay; fair Wednesday
with rising temperature; fresh 10 brisk west 10
north winds becoming souiheriy Wednesday.
The times., 1899-12-05
PHASES OF TIE MOON FOR DFCFNBER.

sun rose. ....-.7:0i An. sun scts.......4.3S p n
Noon rlscs.---4 30 s. n Moon scts-.............
The times., 1899-12-05
the SUI AND MOON.

Lowest temperature yesterday a. m..........37
Highest temperature yesterday, 4 p. m........42
The times., 1899-12-05
S. Kall. Sons & Go.
Always the besr OF everything
Tor The IeaSf money
The Busy Corner.
From the
Wonderland of
Childish Desires

Orr Toy home for the little ones The
best array Of Toys and Dolls TO be
found in Washington. A space repre-
seuung an area of 4GX100 feet devoted
10 holiday goods. Every line of Toy
and Don made on the other side and
ln this country represented in this
grand aggregation. Some Of the Busy
Corners special prices:
The times., 1899-12-05

Chiidren's Lawn Mowers. made with
steel blades and triple action
no danger attached. Special for QQC
Monday. Observation-Disclosures. o.
The times., 1899-12-05

Christmas Goose, all specially 10J
priced for Monday y..-...-..........IJ III
Cooking Range, complete with cook
Ing utensils-will burn hard or QQC
soft coal Special for Monday. JO
The times., 1899-12-05

New games,
such as
Christmas
Dinner, On
Guard, Lost
in the Woods,
A Pot Of Gold,
Bicycle Race,
In India.
Fishing Pond
The times., 1899-12-05

Indestructible Iron Toys-Royal Blue
Train, with engine, tender. two pas
senger cars filled with Western 71C
travellers. Special for Monday. .
The times., 1899-12-05
IRON BED.

a price lower than factories can
produce them for. Never mind why
you can buy EN- for 1929. Best
white enameled, hand
some brass trimmings, Il n An-
and and M very g,,,,;t substantial N1.H
The times., 1899-12-05

Christmas Tree Fences. u feet long.
: j. inches high. The largest and
best fence ever sold at the 15C
price of..-.--... ...-................-O
The times., 1899-12-05

a cobbler seat Chair is suggestive
of real comfort-it fits all round, as it
were. We are offering a finely fin
ished cobbler seat Rocker. CO so
nice mahogany finish, at } J HK
this remarkably low nFG
price,.
The times., 1899-12-05

Extension Roller Skates. made with
5ar aaTa uo0say oosgo0q paiF. rollers Special 39e
The times., 1899-12-05

BOYS, ALLwOoL sUlTSSI OF
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
FRUITVALE ADVERTISEMENTS
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.


t550-HOUSE OF rooms and basement. large
chicken-house. good well and pump. Tot Sx
1le; all fenced; 800 cash. balance on your
own terms.
$S5O-House of s rooms; fine well and pump.
woodshed. chicken houses. corner lot. 50xl50:
easy terms. II desired.
sio00-siO0 cash. balance sl2 monthly; cottage
OF rooms. bath. attic: fruit trees lot 3lNi3.
only blocks from Fruitvale ave.
sl55O-A modern cottage OF rooms and
bath: marble washstands. hne mantei. sta
tionary tube: T-fOot basement. chicken houses.
fpe lawn and strawberries; lot 50xl25; cost
owner $3.50.
s22n0-New modern cottage of rooms. re-
ceptiOn hall: porcelain bath high basement:
barn. fruit trees. etc. lot 5oNlb. all fenced.
fine location: only blocks from Fruitvaie
station. For particulars apply %
H. A. PLEITNER. Friitvale station. Cal
For additional classified adver.
tisements see mage eighteen
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
REAL CHARACTERIZATION SALE.
BALDWIN 6 HOWELL,

BALDWIN & HOWELL,
10 MONTGOMERY STREET.
MODERN FLAT AT A Low FIGURE
s5500-Lyon St. not far from the Park; con-
tains and large, sunny rooms and all latest
MUST BE SOLD
s7250-Clay St. Scott. facing Alta Plaza:
2-story and basement house. containing eight
rooms and bath: lot 25xlOO: big bargain.
A CHOICE CORNER CLOSE TO TOWN.
s475o-Page and Laguna S5xy:s; all street
work complete; good corner for fats and resi-
A FINE INVESTMENT.
s37 500-In district east of Polk. south of
oEnarrei; rent s2SO; large corner lot; SnsS'
containing stores and lodging house.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
s5o0o-Rent $50; Bryant. Third; good
building; all rented; lot soxso;
s2l5o-Fourth ave. near Lake st. l-story cot
tage OF rooms, bath. basement; lot 25xl20
AN OFFER WANTED.
s4e51-Jackson St. near Mason; fats: also a
2-story house Of 10 rooms; lot has is feet front
$3.50 only -seventh-st. corner near Folsom:
lot 25xs0; lease pays per cent.
s16 5Oo-Rent $3.50: extra large lot. over 80 feet
front Montgomery St; improvements. 3-story
brick building. containing stores and lodging
house above: bank mortgage sl3e0
SIS. .OOO-Ofer wanted: big bargain; best part
Of Valencia st: rent Sos per month large lot,
sisting OF stores and flats.
HANDSOME ''UP-To-DATE'' FLATS
ss75O-Rent SIS; new flats. fronting the Park
Panhandle; lot 25xiS:e; all rented; fine in
vestment.
s45OO-Large corner 4ox7O. Leavenworth st. :;
rents $40: with Improvements. consisting OF 2
flats 6 rooms each.
DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.
SIS ooo-Choice piece Of business property north
of Market St. and within blocks OF Powell
and Eddy: improvements consist Of stores and
lodging house above OF % rooms: rent sis5.
sseo CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY SAME AS
RENT.
s2250-Eureka ST. near Nineteenth new cot
tage OF rooms; porcelain baths; up-to-date in
every respect; close to Castro and Guerrero st.
car lines
BALDWIN & HOWELL
10 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10

$50. COON Ellis 81, few blocks from Market; I;
frontages: large apartment house;
new and modern; rents s3O2 80 monthly
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10

sS1. 5000 vara corner on north side: best block
heights; uninterrupted marine view.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10

ELEGANT RESIDENCE SITE.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10

FOR SALE BY
HAWKS & SHELTON. 321 Montgomery st
$40. c00-Stores and flats; Devisadero st. pay
ing per cent net; improving in value for bust
Sll.500-Geary St. near Octavia; large lot; i'm
proved; rented low. 1886 per annum; never va
cant; good investment: make offer
tl6. 5OO-Cor Leavenworth and Sacramento;
houses; rent $500 per annum; easy terms.
ssOOO-Modern house: Cough ST. rooms fin
ished attic and basement. tiling etc
s3UOO-House OF rooms and bath: high base
ment Twenty-third ST., near Castro; fine view !:
this is a bargain: in warm belt
s6500-SW. cor. Vallejo and Pierce SITS. 45xii1
s2s0O-Cor Fifteenth. near Valencia; choice
for fats; light for every room.
s20OO-Corner lot; Montgomery ave. and Tay-
lor St; very cheap; Will double your money
S6OOo-I.ot: Jackson st, west OF Walnut; fine
view OF bay and mountains: close to cars and
entrance 10 Presdo: will divide.
sl5OO-Lots S. side Chestnut. near Stockton: /:
street accepted; very cheap
HAWKS & SHELTON.
32i Montgomery ST
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10
WESTERN ADDITION FLATS.


ss1. 5000 vara corner on north side; best block
heights; uninterrupted marine view.
WESTERN ADDITION FLATS.
ss,Ooo-Rents $3.50 per annum: . new fats on
northeast corner: on Fell ST. opposite
Park Panhandle; rooms and bath
each; lot 5l:3x137:s feet.
s7.ooo-Cash; pays u per cent; balance bank
mortgage on Ellis ST. near Laguna.
elegant modern fats. TO- 3. rooms
and bath; lot 25xl2o to rear street
mortgage; elegant new modern fats;
and 10 rooms and bath; on McAllister
St. near Pierce.
RESIDENCES EAST LEAvENwoRTH ST.
s7.OOo-on Bush St, near Jones' large resi-
dence IL rooms rents low. si2 30 month
ly. lot 25xl00 feet.
Sc, soon OFarrell st. near Jones: house
rooms and bath; lot 22:llx6s;lO feet.
WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCES.
s5.25O-New modern residence. rooms and
bath: Laguna St, near oFarrell; lot
a.25e- Southwest corner on Hayes St: close
in; lot S7:sxs2:s
PAYS IS PER CENT.
ss4co-Cash, balance bank mortgage can re
main fats and rooms. on lot zox
IS feet; on Harrison St. near Fourth
SOUTH OF MARKET LOTS.
t2ooo-North side Tehama ST.. near Fourth;
25x75.
1ooo-North side Minna St. near SEVENTH Is
IF IMPROVED WITH FLATS WOULD PAY
Is PER CENT PER ANNUM.
BUILDERS CHANCE.
y.no-Large building lot ls7:6xls7:s, S: e.
corner on Hyde St; cars pass; $500 can
remain mortgage: will sell in lots; un-
interrupted marine view.
,S75 Each: $3.50 bank mortgage can remain;
at the intersection of the boulevard 10
the Clif House and the boulevard from
the Preside to Golden Gate Park; two
thirds price asked for any lot adloin-
ing or in the neighborhood. lots 2oxl2O
feet.
A HOME FOR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
500 Down; move In balance same as rent;
new rooms and bath 2-story oTi,nSS porcelain a,c
grand view: block from cars
EAsroN. ELDRIDGE & CO.
MADISON & BURKE. Real Estate Agents
e2s Market ST., OPP Palace Hotel
Established lsos
Downtown investment-First block on Ellis
St; will pay per cent
,55oo-sutter St. near Laguna; S rooms and
bath: lot 20:sx95.
$4,000 - Baker ST. near Sacramento rooms
and bath; in perfect order; 25:6NlO2:6
Si0OOo-Large residence and lot: Oak St. near
Octavia 44xl20 TO rear street: has a great
prospective value.
Must be sold-shotwell. near 18th St. rents
$40; price only $500.
.375o-Twenty- ST. Dolores; II
rooms. baths; lot 25N14.
s25OO-Sheridan St. near Tenth and Harrison;
fats: well rented: lot 25xlOO.
s3OOO-Glover ST. near Jones and Broadway;
flats: rent s2i; lot 2Sxs0
Castro St. near Twenty-hrst: fine residence;
rooms and bath; new and modern: 25xlO5;
price only $3.50.
1920 - octavia. near Haight; elegant
lot for modern fats: 81 .6xs76.
$1,000 - 22d. corner York; 5ox1OO; cottage
rooms
ss50o-Greenwich. between Stockton and Pow
ell; good house and lot 25sxl00.
MADISON 81 BURKE.
s2s Market st, opp. Palace Hotel.
PAYS OVER 10 PER CENT.
HANDSOME NEW FLATS.
s75O0-Close to Fillmore ST.. on cable line: up
to-date fats; rooms and bath each lot 25xi37:s.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-10

$500 AND JPwARD-SELLING FAST.
On very easy payments; choice lots in the
block recently subdivided. bounded by II and /
sts Eighteenth and Nineteenth aves right on
the Park and the new Nineteenth-ave. boule-
ward; a number OF lots already sold; balance
bound TO sell quickly: fine Investments; good
building lots: all ready: lots on official grade
macadamized: water pipes laid plank side
walks: per cent interest only,
PRICES $500 UPWARD-YOUR OWN TERMS.
Money advanced for building purposes: eiec-
trio cars pass the property this block at
once; 20 TO our branch office to-day. corner II
st. and Ninth ave; price lists. etc. there or
at our office.
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
10 Montgomery st.
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REAL EsTATE-cITY-Fon SALE.


JOHN PFORR, removed to 400 Pine ST., oppo-
site the Nevada Bank.
SSiO0-Fine twO-hat house. rooms each al
the Mission lot 25x125: rent, s27 80.
sSO,000-Taylcr St, one block from Market; a
fine buy.
So. .5OO-Eddy St, near Mason: rent $40.
S25,Go0-Market ST, near Haight.
$25,OOO-A dead bargain: on Larkin st, near
Geary; rent SiS5: stores and flats; lot A. 7:6xi37
5000 each-Two fine houses Scott St. near
Sacramento: cheap
S3O.oOO-Rents $1,000: most centrally located
corner property OF stores and flats. with ex-
cellent future; nothing better In the city.
S5p0-Rents S47: a splendid investment on
Geary St; 5-stOry house; store and flats.
rooms and bath each
s2s0G-FINE business property. good income;
mats and stores. Owner. box 1896 Call office
FOR sale cheap-3 2-story houses In good con-
dllon; on 25th St. near Howard. MRS
POHLKER.
IL you have lots north OF Golden Gate Park
west OF First ave. and you wish TO sell them.
cali on w. J. GUNN. 40 Montgomery 81.
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REAL EsTATE-C1rY-FoR SALE.
DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT.

EAsToN. ELDRIDGE & CO,
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PAYS OVER 10 PER CENT.
HANDSOME NEW FLATS.

PAYS OVER 10 PER CENT.
HANDSOME NEW FLATS.
s75OO-C1ose to Fillmore ST.. cable line; up
to-date fats; rooms and bath each lot 25xl3I:s.
PAYS u PER CENT.
sSlO0-HandsCme new fats. best part OF the
Western Addition: marble steps latest plumb
ing nice sunny nats: all rented: rent s7s.
CHOICE BUSINESS CORNER
PAYS ALMOST 10 PER CENT.
si4. 0OO-North Of Market and short walk from
City Hall; good improvements; lot 50xs0
MARKET-ST. CORNER
500. 0O0-Junction Of Market and Valencia sts
50-foot lot; pays bank interest now; destined to
be OF the best business corners in the city
LYON & HOAG
ia Montgomery ST.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
S25O0-RARE chance: room house. windmill:
lot 50x1s5. on Clinton ave. near Park
S3250-Strictly new: 7 rooms. lot 35xi33 on
Eagle ave. near Willow: best arranged house
built: n handsome home. r r. GEHR-
ING. 47S Tenth ST.. Oakland.