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The San Francisco call., 1899-09-19


Abr. r. s. HIGGINS dental parlors. S27
ed without pain by the use of electricity, gas
or chloroform: also by local anaesthetics ap-
plied TO the gums: the best ana most artistic
dental work at reasonable prices; pure gold
filings from 81 up; other hllngs from bOc;
badly decayed teeth carefully treated and
filed or crowned without pain; plates that mt
from s. 20 up; flesh colored plates from 80 80
up. teeth without plates specially; open
evenings and Sundays.
A NEW anesthetic for painless dentistry.
synol on application 10 the gums. removes
the pain; see our flesh colored plates. thinner
and stronger than rubber warranted Tor ~
years: crown and bridge work; teeth with
out plate; filings. soc; crowns SO so; plates
full set, s.: all work painless and warranted
Chicago Dental Parlors. "a Sixth ST.
AT the ELECTRO DENTAL CLINIC, 500 Mar
ket ST., cor. 4th. rm. Z, Flood Bldg you can
have your extractions done painlessly; teeth
without plates our specially; gold crowns
50 20 up; plates, eXtractions free, 81 90 up; Of
hce hours 9 a.. m. to 10 p. M; sundays, TO 2
D. m. G. w WILLIAMSON. NJ. D.. Manager.
DIR GEORGE w. LEEK, 20 O. OFarrell St. ex-
tracts and fills teeth painlessly by his won
derful secret method: crowns. 81; bridges, 81;
rubber or flexible plates. 81; received first
prizes; no students; guaranteed IL years.
VAN yROOM-Painless extraction by electric
ity; guarantee 10 years; lowest prices; 10
OPERATORS students. s97 Market st.
DIR. LUDLUM HILL 1443 Market ST., near
Eleventh; crowns, bridge work and filings
speciality; all work reasonable; gas given
LOWEST prices in s. f.; work warranted 10
years. n. Y Dentists. 969 Mission, cor. 9Th.
SET Of teeth without a plate. DR. II. G..
-YOLNG. IS4I PoIk st
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-19
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

GIRL that would appreciate a good home and
take care OF baby; wages small. Apply 1925
Geary st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-19

FINISHERS on coats, pants and vests; best
wages in the city. 541 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-19

GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS. GIRLS!
LEVI STRAUSS & CO., s2ts Fremont St.
are putting in the very best sewing ma
chimes and will take in several hundred more
operators on overalls; good wages. Apply to
MR. DAVIS.
FINISHER and buttonhole maker on custom
coats SO Grove st.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-21
HAY DE VENTA

I'm Ia hacienda Amelia doce potros. d.
trss y medic cuatro af5os de edad, donna
dos para cochs y sills, y de buena rszs.
Pence, ~ dc Ensrc Do 1899.
4. n, ait
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-21
EScUELA SUPERIOR De N|nAs De PONCE
DIREOTORA: MARIA MARIN DE.-OLOM

Sol ndmero IL
Ademas de Las asignaturas regiments
rias, ensenanse en- este plantsl las materia-
siguientes:
Dibujo pinturs, m6sica idi ma ipgl6s
y frances.
Sc admiten internas, me lio-internas y
externas. 6 precios m6dices.
La clase de ipgles esta cargo de dofa
1naoaIupe Q. de Ced6. alumna interra cue
rue durante 2 afios del Iustituto de Note
Dame : Maryland en- Baltimore 20. 81
NOIA La clase de llbCTes serA desem.
penaoa por 10 competente Profesora sefiosi-
- le'fs AHaoal knero 9, imi
FRANCESCA TOMAS TIZOL-Pro-l
fescra en- partos.-Of sus servicios
en- Il calle de II Salud n1mero 10, freu.
70 s loo bstios ds Nsvarro-Ponce, is
= M6se' 1ssS Aaa \ Nh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-20

that he is a good friend of the members
of the Board of Public Works, and
they were anxious to do him the favor,
provided it be consistent with their
duty as servants of the State.
The Board will hold another meeting
Monday, when this matter will again
come up. A member of the Board
said to-day that he thought the only
action the Board would take at the
next meeting would be to rescind
their action in appointing Mr.. Albright,
and to give Mr.. Dick full charge of the
work OF supervising the construction Of
the building, but this is hardly prob
able, as it would be a gross neglect of
official duty ON their part to place the
construction of the State building en-
tirely under the care of a man other
than the architect. The probability is
that the Board will see its error and
will appoint an architect Ct known
and tried ability.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-20

win Probably Come Home This Week.
Eikins and White at Morgantown.
Special to the Register.
MORGANTOWN, W. Va, October
1S.-Senator Scott, Senator Elkins and
Hon. A. B. White, of Parkersburg, are
a trio of politicians who are now in
Morgantown. The senior Senator and
the would be Governor arrived this
morning. They will not state what
they are here for, and Elkins says that
he was surprised at seeing White come
in, but it is generally understood that
they have been getting together and
having some conferences in regard to a
number of political moves. Senator
Scott continues to improve and DR..
Fitch stated this morning that the pa
tent was now out of danger and would
be able to stand removal in a few days.
Senator Scott has been at DIR. Fitehs
since the attack began and has received
the best of care. He had a very close
call and at one time was a very sick
man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-20
BUSINESS SESSIONS

OF the Christian Church Missionary Jubilee
Closed-To-Day to be Devoted TO Sight
Seeing.
CINCINNATI, October 19.-The bus
iness sessions of the Jubilee missionary
convention of the Christian church con-
clude to-day and tomorrow will be
devoted to farewell receptions and
sightseeing. Of the 10000 visitors
fully five thousand remain for the clos
ing events. The singing at Music hall
to-day was conducted by w. H. Hanna.
Miss Robel Withers led the opening
service and the visiting missionaries
were introduced. In an address on
Expansion; Greater America for
Christ" Homer T, Wilson strongly
advocated the holding of all the new
possessions. Following the report on
ministerial relief, L j. Spencer deliver
ed an address on it as the supreme
question. and t, NJ. Bowling spoke on
"Boys and Girls Rally Day for
America" At the five meetings in
different halls in the afternoon, w. f.
Richardson, Carey E. Morgan, D. o.
Smart. R. NJ. Giddens and s. B. Tyler
were the presiding officers respectively
of the sections on education, Christian
endeavor, pastors. conference. Sunday
schools, and orphans homes, and kim
bred b~enevolences.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-20
MOUNDSVILLE.

S. w. Mathews arrived home yester-
day from his trip to Washington, D. C.
NJ. A. Walton, of Cameron, was in
the city yesterday.
Attorney VIM. Meighen goes to Bell
ton to-day, where he is engaged in a
law suit.
Samuel Howe Bonar was appointed
a notary public at the session Of county
court yesterday.
The Masonic order have purchased
the north thirty feet of the lot on La
fayette avenue opposite the old Bake
well building. The consideration named
is 1880. a new building win be
erected at some future date.
Last night Frank S. Davidson and
his excellent company opened a three
nights engagement at the school hall.
The play presented was the German
Detective. and it gave excellent salts
faction. The stage was very nicely
arranged, the new scenery carried By
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-20
PLAIN, EASY READING.
1t Will Do You Good to Ponder
Over 1t.
A Splendid Article Which All the
People Are Now Talking
Much About.

What We say is plain, easy reading and
win do YOU good. The people Of West
Virginia are saying a great deal about
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids just now because
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids have cured so many
bad cases of backashe. sleeplessnes and
in this city. Morrow's Kid
ne-oids is a scientific preparation prepared
In yellow tablet form. and acts directly
upon the kidneys and nerves. Do not con-
meet Morrow's Kid-ne-oids with any kind
of kidney pills: they are yellow tablets
and put up in wooden boxes which con-
tain enough for about two weeks treat
ment. and sell at fifty cents a box at all
drug stores.
We ask you to read what a gentleman
has TO say about the great merit of Nor
rows kid-ne-oidS
Mr.. NJ. ". Graham, 1922 Fourth avenue,
Huntington. says: Some time ago l was
small of my back and was generally run
down.. / had no appetite and could not
sleep well at night. and ii seemed that I
would be more tired in the morning when
bed. | would have headache frequently.
Some of my friends had been greatly hent-
flied by Morrow's Kid-ne-oids and Nor
rows LiverlaX, so / got some at the drug
store and was cured in a week after l be-
gan taking them"
Morrow's kid-ne-oids are not pills, but
Yellow Tablets, and are for sale at Chas.
r.. Goetze's drug store. MorrowAS LtVeriax
are small red g%ranules and cure eonstipa-
ton and biliousness, kid-ne-oids nfiy
cents and Liyerlax twenty-five cents each
Description books mailed upon request
by John Morrow < Co, Chemists, Spring.
field, Ohio u0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-20
MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.
A Woman of Fifty. Well Dressed and O
Refined Appearance, Leaped From
Farrvhoat

A Woman of Fifty, Well Dressed and Of
Kefncd Appearance, Leaped From q
Ferryboat.
BOSTON, October 19.-The supposed
suicide of an unknown woman who is
described as having been about 5 feet 6
inches in height, probably fifty years
old, fashionably dressed, and with an
appearance of refinement, is engaging
the attention of the police to-day. The
woman was a passenger on board an
East Boston ferry boat on it's midnight
trip. After the passengers had left the
boat the boal hands found a woman's
cape and handbag on a seat in the boat.
In the bag was a sealed envelope adj
dressed to Mrs. B. l. Clark, general de-
livery, Worcester, Mass, and an un-
sealed envelope containing a letter
which said that the writer saw nothing
in life to keep her on earth and direct
ed that If her body aver should be
found the authorities should refer to
Bishop Potter, of New York, who
would see that it was buried. Both let
tiers were written on paper bearing the
seal of4Iotel Touraine, Boston.
81 do not wish" the letter said fur
Their, "to reveal my identity, for it
would do no good and rob me entirely
of the little comfort which l may find
in DEATH"
In addition to these two letters there
were found clippings from the San
Francisco Call, of September 25, giving
the Oakland race course tips, and sew
eral letters torn into small bits. Some
of the pieces when placed together
formed part of a typewriter letter
which read:
Have to-day conferred with our
husbands attorneys and they inform
us that he definitely declined to ad-
vance any further sums. They also as
sert that you, OF September % last,
made draft upon him for $400 without
his knowledge or consent, and although
drawn under these circumstances he
honored it rather than further discredit
you. We cannot see our way clear to
proceed further in the
At the Hotel Touraine it was stated
that no person was missing from that
house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-20
AFTER TRANSFER COMPANIES.

Receipts for Trunks and Baggage to tie
Investigated unde the Revenue Law.
WASHINGTON, October 19.-The at
tention of the Internal Revenue Bureau
having been called to the method
adopted by transfer companies in the
various cities of giving at a residence or
hotel a receipt for a trunk, which calls
for the delivery of such trunk at some
hotel or house in another city, it is
held that such receipts or bills of lading
are clearly liable to the stamp tax
under schedule A, Of the act of June
IS, 1898. Internal revenue officers,
therefore, are directed to investigate
transfer companies in their respective
districts with a view of determining
whether they are issuing such receipts,
and If SO whether they are fully COM
plying with the law regarding the
stamping Of such receipts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-20

the company showing up very nicely.
Tonight the play will be the Folks
at Willow Creek"
A. J. Mathews, OF Bolton. was in
the city last evening.
There is a probability that a new
coal shaft viii be sunk opposite this city
in the State Of Ohio. Prominent peo-
pie are at the head OF the movement
and more information will be given to
the public regarding the scheme later
on.
Isaiah Stephens. of McMechen. was in
the city yesterday.
At the session OF the county court
yesterday a petition was presented
praying for a bridge to be erected over
Fish Creek at Meighen postofice. There
will likely be a bridge erected at some
point along the creek and so far there
are two factions after it. A petition
was presented some time ago for the
bridge to be built at Slippery Ford.
The court. however. has taken the
matter under advisement and will rem
der a decision at an early date.
Mayor Parkinson had one case in
police court last evening. 1t was a
plain drunk and the sua fine was i'm
posed.
The supper given by the Ladies' Re
lief Corps last night was very much Of
a success. Quite a large crowd was
present, including a number of Nc
Mechen people. The ladies realized a
neat sum from the venture.
A session of the circuit court will be
held tomorrow morning.
Gen. B. w. Price was able to be on
the streets yesterday for the first time
in many weeks. He is very feeble i'll
health.
R. r. Dulaney and VIM. Autin are
now considered the two best hunters
in the city. Night before last thew
were out about six hours and caught
three coons, three 'Dossums, two rab-
bits and two squirrels. This is a very
good record and one that they will
likely retain for maly days.
Miss Lillian Martin was a visitor to
Wheeling yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-20
AN UNwlSE MOVE
On the Part of the hoard of Public Works
In Appointing a Superintendent for the
Capitol Annex.

| On the Part of the Board OF PUBIC WOrkS
In Appointing q Superintendent for the
Capitol Annex.
/ Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, October 49,
The Board of Public Works has got
itself in hot water by failing to appoint
the architect who drew the plans Of
the new capitol annex building, Mr..
Harrison Albright, to superintend its
construction. 1t was understood that
If Mr.. Albright's plans were accepted
he was to be appointed the supervising
architect to see that the building was
constructed according to the plans and
specifications, and was to be paid 219
per cent of the entire cost Of the build
ing for his services, which would be
about $1,000.
The Board of Public Works appoint
ed MI. Albright the supervising archi-
tect but would agree to pay him only
$500 for his services. At the same
time it appointed David Dick super
intendent Of construction at So a day.
Supposing it takes two years to COM
| plete the building this would amount
to over 1 1900, and s700 for the arehi-
tect would make $4,000 for the inspec-
ton of the work as it progressed, or
$1,000 more than it would have cost if
Albright had been appointed to oversee
the construction of the building at 2h
per cent of it's cost.
David Dick, whom the Board APP
pointed as superintendent of construc-
tion, is a timer by trade. He is not an
architect, and is not known to have the
| special technical education generally
deemed needful to fit a man for the
position to which he is appointed.
The only explanation that a be
given for the appointment of Dick is
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ing brought in a verdict OF shooting with
intent to wound, which is a felony. and
Sloan will be given a penitentiary sentence.
Excavation was made on Union street
below the bridge yesterday to plug a gas
pipe which was leaking.
c. J. Lynch, Of Barnesville, was dow
yesterday.
There were perhaps 5000 people witnessed
the wild west show during the two per-
formances and P. Bill left town with his
purse well filled with Bellaire dollars.
NJ. c. Broderick, supervisor at the G. &
p. is confined TO his home with sickness.
Nit Mcdonald, a well known steel
worker, is down from Pittsburg.
Henry Brown, travelling engineer for the
B. & o., with headquarters at Newark,
was in the city yesterday.
w. d. Jones, of Chartered. is in the city
visiting old friends. Mr.. Jones was man
ager of the glass house up there until re-
lieved of his responsibility by the trust.
Porter1eld Bros. nave received the con-
tract for doing all the plumbing in on
nection with the extensive improvements
to be made at the Exchange Hotel. Clos
cts and a lavatory of the latest design and
finish will be put in by the local firm.
The marriage of Mr.. Leo CHASER and
Miss Katie Bradley is announced to take
place at st. Johns Catholic church next
Wednesday morning.
Henry B. Kinney, of Belmont, has been
admitted to practice law in Ohio.
One plain drunk was before Mayor
Freese yesterday.
The county teachers association meets
here tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-20

WINTER COAT.
she, "and cannot afford to have her fur
Jacket pieced to the fashionable length,
cut it off to the waist line to make
it an Eton."
1t is certain that long coats are
coming much into fashion. A very
graceful one of Russian sable reached
to the knees and fitted the back very
snugly where it fell from the waist
band in an unbroken line, showing off
the figure admirably.
With the new coats come fashionable
little ~collarette capes which can be
| thrown we the shoulders when the
| weather is biting. And there is the
muff which is lined with brilliant satin
to match the coat lining
This will be a winter of furs; one
that has never been equaled. Chin
| chilla, mink, Persian lamb fox, ermine,
monkey and all the seals will be fash
ionable, but the sables will be in the
ascendant.
Sleeves viii be as close fitting as
coat sleeves in the cloth jacket and
Innings will be absolutely Of solid
| colors. There is a general outcry
| against the figured satin for Innings for
fur garments, the objection being that
| the figures wear and look shabby when
the background is perfectly present.
able. Bright red and royal brown are
| the favorite lining shades.
HELEN GREY-PAGE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-20
DAILY HOUSEHOLD COLUMN.
The Question "What Shall We Have to
Eat?!p for Tomorrow Answered.
By PARKER QUINCY ADAMS.
Many Household Hints Furnished Daily to
Register Readers.
Copyright, 1899. by Walter B, Guild.)
DO YOUR OWN MARKETING.

(Copyr.rht, 1899. by Walter d, Guild.)
DO YOUR OWN MARKETING.
One OF the first duties Of every one
who provides for the table should be to
gain a knowledge of the different meats
she buys. This can only be learned by
experience, and that is best gained by
marketing. The market is a good place
TO visit for several reasons. In the
first place, you can see what you are
buying and can get what you desire.
In a short time you will learn where
the best cuts of beef are. and it will
not be long before you will wonder that
you ever depended upon an order clerk
40 furnish you with supplies. 1t is worth
something to know you are getting
what you pay for.
In selecting beef the best pieces for
roasting are considered to be the sir
loin and rib pieces. If you have but a
small family one rib will answer. al
though, generally speaking, the larger
the roast the better. With a small rib
roast it Is well to have the butcher re-
move most of the bone and roll the
meat into the shape Of a round. When
this is done be sure to have the oven
hot when the roast is first put in, as you
will thus check the escape of the juices.
The cheaper pieces used for brazing
or boiling are more economical in
every way, and a little experience will
enable you to select just what you need.
In no case accept spoiled or tainted
meat because cheap. There are plenty
of cheap cuts that are good and whole
some.
Pork should have a thin rind. if it
is young pork, and when fresh the meat
is always smooth and firm. When it
looks f1abby and is clammy to the touch
it is not desirable. for no meat is more
disagreeable and sure to be unhealthy
than stale pork.
Veal is more popular with many if Of
a delicate whiteness; it is more juicy
and better favored if Of a deeper color.
The whiteness is secured by the butcher
in profusely bleeding the young ami
NAL, but the practice does not add to
hthe value of the meat as a food. In
selecting veal look carefully at the loin,
for If the kidney found on the under
side of the loin is deeply imtedded in
! white, firm fat the meat will not disap-
point you. Again, the kidney is the
part of the veal that changes first, and
then the suet around it is soft and the
meat fabby. If you apply the same
rule to the selection of lamb and NUT
ton you will seldom be at fault.
The market experience you will gain
will also ensure you good fresh veg
etables and in every way add to the
pleasures of the table. The judicious
buying of a dinner is a thing not to be
neglected, and is one CT the essentials
of success in housekeeping. Try mar
keting for a few weeks and you will
never more trust to incompetent or
order clerks.
PARKER QUINCY ADAMS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-20
Ally sloper.

James Nelson, superintendent Of the Wes-
tern Union office, met with a serious acct
dent at mis- home on Thirty-eighth street.
The little fellow was standing on a chair
playing with a bottle, when he fell to the
floor, striking his. face against the jagged
edge of the glass, which had broken in
the fall. An ugly cash was cut across the
bridge of the child's nose which required
four stitches to close. DR.. Minesinger as
sisted by DR.. Cooper attended the little
one. Who was placed under the influence
of an anaesthetic while the surgery was
being performed.
Plymouth Council No. Il, o.. L. a. NJ,
is demonstrating that it is one Of the most
enterprising lodges in the city, and the
order locally considered may be said 10 be
flourishing. On Wednesday night three
new members were put through the first
degree and five new applications were re-
eeived. The new degree team when its
outfit entire is received will wear CONT
mental suits and will present a splendid
appearance. The boom which the lodge
is receiving is due in a great measure to
the efficient officers in charge. which
speaks well for their influence and effect
i've work.
There has been some criticism of the
school board for what is thought to be an
excessive indulgence of the pupils of late.
There are some patrons of the schools
who think it is not the proper thing to dis
miss the sessions whenever there is a
circus or public attraction of some sort in
the city and who consider the action of the
board not conservative In this particular.
Several instances of this sort are cited in
making the criticism. the week Of the
street fair and Wednesday. when Pawnee
BiIrs Wild west show was here. being emu
merated.
The trial of John Sloan for shooting
David Day at Pipe Creek on last Christ
mas eve was finished in Common Pleas
Court at ST. Clairsville yesterday There
was q big lot Of witnesses examined and
the arguments Of counsel consumed con-
siderable time The jury after dsslbsyAxr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-20
MORGANTOWN NOTES.

Special to the Register.
MoRGANTOWN. w. Va, October IS.
james w. Hair, of Fairmont, has re-
Gently bought several hundred acres of
coal land in Clay district, this county.
He has made extensive purchases this
summer in Monongalia and Marion
counties. representing the Gunys, of
F~ittsburg.
The game with o. w. u, at Clarks-
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burg, on Friday. has been cancelled.
o. w. U. wired they could not come.
Three small boys at Austen were
badly burned In an explosion. They
we're playing around some empty alco-
hol barrels and struck a match on one
of the barrels. 1t caught fire and ex-
ploded. The boys were very badly
burned and their faces filled with
5plinters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-20
THE CORRECT WINTER COAT.

A Wrap of Expensive Dark Fur Reaching
Almost to the Knees is the Fashionable
Garment This Season.
A famous chronicler of fashion is
authority for the statement that coats
will be either long or short this win
ter; that there will be no medium. IF
a woman wants to be in vogue" says