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10 Montgomery Street.
s2250-Terms, $500 cash, balance same as rent;
Eureka ST., near Nineteenth; new cottage of
rooms, bath and ali modern conveniences.
A PICKUP.
Sol5O-Broderick St, near Suffer- 2-story resi-
dence of 10 rooms and bath; also stable; extra
large lot, 50X90; room for another building.
S45O0-LeaVenworth St, California; two
story residence. rooms and bath: lot with
two frontages.
S4000-Guerrero ST., near Twenty second; rent
$37; fats. and rooms each; best residence
location in the Mission.
S7200-Large corner lot California St; rent
$780, new fats: improvements modern and
good.
$3OOO-Bryant ST.. between Ninth and Tenth;
2 fats of and rooms and bath, each; rent
S7OO0-Rent $50: Clara St, within few feet
of Sixth; large lot, 45XS0; improvements con-
sst Of flats all rented; this is a splendid rent
ing locality.
$7oOO-Howard St. near Seventeenth: extra
large lot 62:6XS2; double house. rooms and
bath each; rent s65; fine investment; also house
of rooms and bath; must be sold to close an
estate
$550o-Mason St. near Washington; large lot,
40x10 to alley; good improvements; rented for
S43 so; good big bargain
Sl0,0O0-Jackson st, east OF Leavenworth
modern flats of 5 and rooms and bath each;
all latest convenences; rented for sS5 per
month"; extra large lot.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
10 MONTGOMERY st
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In EiS l NJ MENT
pPOpEDTTEc

PROPERTIES.
S725O-A good speculation; modern flats of
and rooms and bath; lot 2Sx100; on the bust
ness portion of Devisadero st; building should
be raised and store built under; would pay
S11,500 = Worth 1000: Laguna St, near
Golden Gate ave, fronting Jefferson square;
S-story bay-window house containing flats of
T. and rooms and bath; large lot; rents S95
$465O-Golden Gate ave-. near Lyon St; 2
flats of and rooms and bath each; rent $40;
lot 25x100.
OFFER.
S4000-Castro st, near Eighteenth; lot 25x
125 flats Of and rooms and bath each; rent
$29
$4S50-Clementina St, Fifth: lot 25x75;
rent $44; improvements consist of three fats of
s. and rooms.
17,OOO-Rent $50: good substantial brick
building; extra large lot, 50:9x137:6; Mont
gomery st; large mortgage remain fine
investment: must be sold.
$S250-Rent $79; Central ave, near Haight ST. ;
modern flats, just completed, containing 6
rooms and bath each; sunny side of street
lot 25x112:6: a good buy.
S5900-Worth $1,000: Ashbury St, close to
the Park Panhandle: handsome flats of and
rooms and bath each; also unfinished fat
lot 25X106 rent $55.
$475O-Two flats of and rooms and bath
EACH in Park Panhandle district: street ac-
cepted; rent $40; always rented.
$S75O-Rent SS5; flats, fronting the
Park Panhandle: lot 25x137:6; all rented: a
fine investment.
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
Mont trrr,r1 Ef
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REAL EsTATE-C1TY-FoR SALE.
EAsToN, BLDR1DGE & co.
INVESTMENTS UNDER $1,000.

81, 600-One and a half blocks from Third and
Market SITS, 2-story house; rooms.
81, 1,600-Near Third and Harrison sts.; lot 20x
so: front and rear; cottage rents s17.
S1,70o-Near Bryant and Ninth sts.; flats.
rooms each; rents s27; lot 25x95; all
s1,soo-Near Powell and Jackson SITS; nice
flats of rooms; each rents SIS; lot
20x60.
81. .9oo-One and a half blocks from the new
postoffice; 9 flats OF and rooms;
each rents $21; lot 25x75.
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HOMES UNDER $1,000

81, ,100-Twenty-egh st. near Dolores: lot 25x
III; nice appearing cottage; rooms;
$500 bank mortgage.
S1,500-Eear Seventeenth and Noe sts.; lot 25x
ia; cottage rooms and bath; in good
condition; bank mortgage of $500.
s1.SOo-Near Sixth and Bryant SITS. lot 25xsO;
nice house of rooms and S-foot base
ment.
sl,S00-Douglas near Twentieth; lot 25x125;
house rooms and bath; / year old.
81, ,000-Half block from new postoflce; lot 25x
70; cottage of rooms.
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FLATS AND INVESTMENTS.

sS50O-Fourth st. business property; to close an
estate; improvements and lot, 25xS5; rents $3.50
per annum.
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SELLING FAST.

SELLING FAST.
SELLING FAST
and development of the block facing Golden
Gate Park and recently subdivided Already
a number of lots have been sold to parties
some of whom intend to erect at once homes
that will be a decided Improvement; lots front
on the Park, 18th and 18th boulevard
There is no reason why lots in this block
should not prove good investments The prices
are very low. They are grand building lots,
right on the Park, near Stow Lake and the
new music stand: level: streets graded and
macadamized water pipes laid. Cars pass
the property. Every convenience, including gas
YOUR OWN TERMS.
See them at once. Go to-day. Take blue car
Eddy st. Haight-st. and transfer
get off at H st. and Ninth ave. We have a
tion. BALDWIN & HOWELL,
10 Montgomery st.
MADISON & BURKE Real Estate Agents,
Established 1858.
Downtown investment-Ffrst block on Ellis
ST.; will pay per cent.
SIS, S,OO0-Ellis St, near Hyde; large stable; lot
45:9x137:6.
Brick Appropriateness business corner
trict; apply for particulars.
sS000-Tenements; rents $23; Mnna St. near
Fourteenth; 25xS0.
s12 Mission st. between First and Sec
ond; a nice downtown business property.
$4,000 - Baker ST., near Sacramento; eight
rooms and BATH In perfect order; 25:6x102:6.
sSooo-Minna, near 14th; fats; rents s2S; lot
25xS0.
s5oOo-Clementina ST., near Fifth: two houses;
store and flats; rents S55 per month; 25xS0.
s1OO0O-Large residence and lot; Oak ST., near
Octavia; 44x120 to rear street: has a great
prospective value.
7O0-Twenty-seventh ST., near Dolores; II
rooms. baths: lot 25x114.
$5500-Belvedere ST, near Waller; new fats
extensively built; rents SAT so; lot 25x120.
$550o-Rents s55 Der month; Shotwell st.
corner; store and flats; lot 35X90.
$2500-Sheridan, 10th and Harrison;
flats. well rented; lot 25x100.
$3OO0-Glover ST., near Jones and Broadway;
two flats; rents s24; lot 23x60.
MADISON & BURKE,
626 Market St, opp. Palace Hotel.
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REAL EsTATE-C1TY-FoR SALE.
BUSINESS.

G. H. UMBSEN & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
IA MONTGOMERY ST.
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Sl5, 500-Price greatly reduced; corner on How
ard St; stores with living and flats
of Z and rooms and bath each; rent S10S0 per
annum brick foundation. ETC.; large lot, S5x
122:6; $40, 600 can remain at 62 per cent per an
mum; owner going to Germany to live.
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building, covering entire lot: short distance
from Market ST.. 50x90, with L g; rents $500
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s12, 12,5O0-Sacramento St.. brick building; rented
for $l140 per annum; lot 30xS5 and 15x52:6.
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FOR SALE BY
HAWKS & SHELTON, 321 Montgomery st.
Preside in the city; NV. Larkin and Chest
nut; California and Hyde st. cars in one block;
146 .6Xl39:6; will subdivide; easy terms.
SS000-Modern house, Cough ST. rooms and
finished attic and basement, tiling. ETC.; view
of bay.
s75O0-Washington st. near Scott; modern; q
story: rooms charming home; park near by
S7500-Scott st. near Union; fine bay view; s
rooms and attic; and artistic.
S30OO-Cottage in warm belt of Mission;
rooms and bath; high basement; a bargain.
S3250-Flats; Hartford st, near Castro and
Nineteenth; and rooms and bath; rents
$3.50 per annum.,
s4250-Howard St, near Eighteenth; rooms
and bath; can be altered to flats and pay good
interest.
S2o.o0O-stores and flats; Devisadero St; IS
foot front; paying per cent net; central and
improving in value for business
SIC, 6,500-Leavenworth St. near California; 8
houses; rents $500 per annum; easy terms.
HAWKS & SHELTON,
321 Montgomery ST.
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sH,500-4 elegant modern fats; rents 1920 per
annum: 50x100; McAIlister st.
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Sl2. 000-A splendid Investment: rents s1260 per
annum; substantial 2-story and basement
houses of rooms and bath each; corner on
Powell St; 37:6X77:6.
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HOUSES TO LET

$1S-S12-HOUSE of rooms and 1 of 4 rooms;
3 and 0 Lawrence place. off Fremont St, bet
Harrison and Bryant: grand view of bay; in
tine order: 70 small family only
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REAL EsrArE-C1TY-FoR SALE.

BALDWIN & HOWELL,
10 Montgomery Street.
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BY ORDER OF HIBERNIA BANK.
426 Twenty St, n. side 245 feet w
of Church; baywindow cottage of rooms
and bath; lot 25X114.
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SIX BUILDING LOTS.
EXECUTORS SALE.
S. side Twenty St. bet. Sanchez and
Noe sts., as a whole in subdivisions.
For further particulars apply at our office.
g. H. UMBSEN & CO, Auctioneers.,
Il Montgomery st.
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WESTERN ADDITION HOMES.

81, ,S00-Near Scott and Golden Gate ave-; lot
25x90; cottage of rooms and bath and
basement.
s6,5oo-A northwest corner on best block on
Pine st. lot 27:6xS76; house rooms
and bath and stable; in good condi-
ton.
sS.ooo-Near Page and Broderick sts.; elegant
house 10 rooms and bath and laundry
and basement; lot 30x1S76.
sS.25o-Baker St, near Panhandle; elegant
house "A rooms and bath and basement
hard finished throughout.
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WESTERN ADDITION FLATS.

s5.ooo-Two almost new flats on Golden Gate
avenue, near Lyon ST.; every modern
improvement; lot 25x100
IS, S,0Oo-McAllister st, near Pierce; 2 elegant
flats of and 10 rooms and bath; every
modern Improvement.
SO, ,o00-Grove st. near Laguna: 2 frontages; 5
flats on one street. 4 on other; rents
$102.
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BY ORDER OF HIBERNIA BANK
413 Twenty St, S. line 151 feet w
of Church; cottage Of rooms and bath; rent
$40; lot 22x105.
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S9000-Rents 1854 per annum; substantial
nearly new flats on Webster St; lot 33xS26.
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We hold our regular auction sales
every two weeks. For further par
EAsT6N, ELDRIDGE & Co,
63S Market St
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Good coatmaker wanted by the week. 40
IEearny st, room 50. %.
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yANTED-Operators and coetmRkers on men $
GOATS 5IS Market St, upstairs.
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HOUSES TO LET-FURNIsHED.

POST 1852, near Franklin-Furnished S rooms
and bath; large grounds, lawn etc; low
rent on lease or will rent unfurnished If de-
sired. Apply MADISON & BURKE
NEARLY new, choice location, elegantly fur
nished l2-room residence; Oakland. THE
MCCARTHY CO., 646 Market st.
$65-ELEGANT furnished house complete; 7
rooms bath; telephone piano; desirable loca-
ton. Box 499. Cali office
SMALL furnished house Z rooms; rent reason
able Derby st. off Mason, between Post
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

PARTY wishes to buy lot and small house; S:
monthly installments. Address, stating paI
ticulars box 2377, Call office.
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BOY TO learn trade. FINK 81. SCHINDLEI
1909 Market st. -.. -
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

yvANTFD-Five good hustlers on salaries. Ap-
niy H. m, Monday, 800 Pest St. :.
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BOY. drive wagon; help in store; wages $3 per
week Box 1923 Call office. -.
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HORSES, LIVE STOCK, Etc-For Sale

PAIR Of stylish dappled bay cobs thoroughly
broke sound and gentle with harness, spider
phaat1n. etc. Apply to KELLY & SONS, 1929
Pine ST.
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s., ,oOO-Haight st. near Park Panhandle; will
exchange for improved property and
pay difference in
s., 2,000-Baker St, near Golden Gate ave-; lot
25X96:6.
s15oo-G Golden Gate ave. near Lyon St; lot
25x114; north side.
s7OO-south side Clipper st. near Noe; lot
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NEW HOMES. S................... ..........:..:....;
Five G. z and 10 room houses, finished
with all modern conveniences, fronting on
Waller, Pierce and Primrose sts., from S3lOO
to $500: terms to suit purchaser. F. MEL
SON, Builder.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-29

to collect the tax in any OF the same man
nor as other personal taxes may be col
The bank or banking, association which
snail fail or neglect to comply with each
'.iiu every provision of this ordinance for
each separate offence shall be fined not
less Than one hundred nor moro than five
hundred dollars
The real estate of all banks or banking
associations shall he assessed on the Land
BOOKS of the Commissioner of the REEVE
nue. with the me taxes with which
o g real estate is assessed. i'll the same
.. No tax shall be levied on any share
OF stock In any corporation when said cor
poratlon is required to pay tax TO this
city on Its capital.
I. On each maie resident OF the city
VINO has attained the age .! Il years 4
Pcli tax or fifty cents shnll be collected, to
De applied OH account of the annual APP
proariaton TO the support of publ C
schools: and no child shall b. entered in
any such school whose father 4 resident
IN the city. shall not have paid such tax
q, That the Collector SHALL give public
notice by advertisement in two of the
daily newspapers published N this city
on tho first day OF October. and for thirty
DAYS thTeaf,er, that the rolls of the Com
missioner of the Rcvcnue containing the
iist OF taxes have been placed in his hands
Tor collection. and also state in such no.
,ice the provision of law relative TO the
prompt payment of taxes. lie shall attend
at n Office daily between the hours of
= II. M. and y. III, from the first to the
thlrty-iirst days OF October. inclusive. for
tne purpose OF receiving from any person
charged with said taxes tho whole amount
th.ieof. Any person who shall fail to pay
the Collector. on or before tho thirty-iirst
gay or October he taxes assessed against
litm tor the year shall be subjected TO II
penalty of three pr ccntum for the first
month, and further penalty Of one pes
centum per month thereafter during such
oeiIu.t. until tho penalty shall have
reached five per cent. according 10 tie
safe law. After the penalty shall have
reached live per ccntum persons failing 10
Pay Their said taxes shall pay. in addition
10 the penalty. interest on their bills n;
me rate oil Sin per ccntum per annum.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-29
An Ordinance.

IMPOSING TAXES ON PROPERTY.
PERSONS AND LICENSES FOR
THE PAYMENT OF INTEREST ON
THE CITY DEBT. INCLUDING TILE
SPECIAL WATER TAX. AND TO
MEET THE GENERAL APPROPRIA-
'TIoNs FOR THE YEAR BEGIN
MING JULY 1ST. 1899.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-23
MUST BE ARBITRATION.

The Akron, o., street railway strike
has been settled upon basis mutually
agreeable to the Akron and Cuyahoga
Falls Rapid Transit Company and to
its employees. Ten hours constitute
days work, motormen and conductors
receive an advance of two cents per
hour, other employees an advance of one
and one-half cents, the union of the
employees is not recognized, but there is
an agreement for the settlement of any
future dispute by arbitration.
We must come to settlement here
in Wheeling, and it will have to come
through arbitration. All the differ
ences between the former employees and
the company must be placed before fair
and impartial men, and both sides must
agree to be bound by the decision
reached In 70 other manner appar-
emily can there be settlement. AS
things are, neither slde will yield an
inch; the deadlock is complete, and the
entire community is suffering If two
individuals were thus at loggerheads
and there was public loss and incon
venience, the people would not stand
it more than one day. A number of
individuaS have no more right to in
jure the common interests of the city
than two would have. 1t is fully time
to apply the one remedy which can
bring about an adjustment.
1t is well understood that the strik-
ers are willing to place their case in
the hands of competent and impair
tial board Of arbitrators. Is the COM
pany equally willing? If not, why
not?
Matters of difference between indi-
viduals, firm and corporations are set
tied by outside parties where the prin-
cipals cannot agree. A judge listens to
the evidence, to arguments, grasps the
facts and circumstances, and within the
limits of law reaches conclusion
which is binding upon all concerned.
If the dispute is about property, view
ers are appointed and they fix value.
If an estate is in dispute, appraisers are
appointed. If accounts cannot be set
tied they go to court, and thence to a
commissioner, who decides.
In other words, third parties, in one
way or another, settle human disputes.
Why should strike be an exception?
And particularly where a whole COM
munity is involved and the disputants
are clearly unable to even approach an
agreement. Three or five disinterested
gentlemen could settle this public nuis-
ance in two days, in fairness to both
parties. In justice to our citizens at
large let this course be pursued. The
public has right to expect this; pres
emily it will demand it, in no uncertain
voice.
Arbitrate the strike, and at once!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-23
mDn. IS: Steel. preferred. So. common
So Hoop, preferred Is.
Closing Tin, preferred. IS; common
s5; Steel. preferred. 50; common 4SA :
Hoop, preferred, rs.
OIL NEWS.


The Calf Greek Oil Company, which
IS composed largely of Moundsville
local oil capitalists. has, it is said, dis
posed of its territory, consisting of
leases covering over 800 acres of land
in the Wayerly oil field, to Rev. F. D.
I. Buckley, of Wheeling, who has since
the formation of the company, held
some stock in the corporation. Only
last Saturday another we'll was COM
pleted on the leases, which is reported
to be good for over 80 barrels daily.
The deal was cash transaction, and
although the company has spent con-
siderable money in developing their
holdings. the price. $4,000, is consid-
cred very fair one for the territory
On the property are sixteen good pro-
ducing wells, and the output averages
over 200 barrels daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-23
THE ORGANS At,OG.

The testimony of Mr.. Havemeyer of
the Sugar Trust before the Industrial
Commission that the tariff is the mother
of trusts, although so commonplace as
to be in the nature of truism, has set
the whole Republican organ loft by the
ears and all along the line the organ
lists are just now engaged in busting off
and parading their old, WORKOUT and
moth-eaten tariff arguments" of long
ago.
The performance is amusing if rather
chestnutty. Meanwhile, they have not
succeeded in shaking Mr. Havemeyer's
position-an astonishingly frank one,
by the way, for so prominent a tariff
beneficiary to assume.
The organs are evidently astounded
at his apparently traitorous stand. But
evidently Mr.. Havemeyer knows it will
not hurt him to acknowledge what
every intelligent man has long known
to be the simple, easily demonstrated
truth. Moreover the Sugar Trust has
a way of getting whatever it wants from
Congress in the way of protective"
duties on its product, every fractional
penny of which duty on refined sugar
means millions annually to the Trust.
By the way. the next Democratic
Congress will remember Mr.. Havemey-
er's frank utterances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-23
THINKS THE STRIKERS WILL
WIN.
Parkersburg Sentinel.

Parkersburg Sentinel.
Will O'Dell, who left here three
months ago to go to Wheeling, to act
as deputy U. S. marshel on account
of the street car strike, returned home
yesterday. He has been employed at
the Riverside iron works ever since he
resigned his position as deputy.
Yesterday was the day the merchants
had chosen to ride on the street cars,
but O'Dell says they did not do it. The
strikers distributed badges with the
following words on them: ITO HI
with Joe Brady. I'll walk" and every
body is walking. He thinks the strik-
ers have the best of the fight and will
win
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-23
SMASH THE TRUSTS.
win.

Parkersburg Sentinel.
The strike sentiment among certain
classes of labor is almost epidemic
throughout the country. 1t is a regret
table condition and very hurtful to
business and as well to those engaged
in it A spirit of disaffection and dis
satisfaction exists among many ele-
ments of the labor world that is easily
accounted for. and is readily and prop
erly excusable. It is the result of the
formation of trusts, which are the legal
offspring of the Republican tariff law.
The only relief is to smash the trusts,
and let trade be free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-23

Gen. Miles viii not 80 10 the Philip
pines. While the present administers
tion lasts, the head Of the army IS to
be ignored as far as possible. It is
Mi1es's reward for taking the part OF
his troops against the dangerous blum
dering of incompetent and unscrupu-
lous administration politicians and the
Presidents unfit appointees in the late
Spanish war. Some people might con-
graduate Gen. Miles on escaping the
hard service in the Philippines, but a
thoroughbred soldier doesn't look at it
that way, and Gen. Miles is every inch
a soldier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-23
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL.
THAT LA BELLE RIJMOR.

Members of the Board of Directors of
the LaBelle were asked yesterday con-
corning the truth of the rumor that the
mill plant in this city might be remov-
ed to the Steubenville property of the
company, and in reply stated that the
matter had never been discussed in
meeting, and had not taken tangible
form in any manner. near or remote.
1t was added, however, that the com
pany was cramped for room in this
city, and that projected engagements
and improvements had been laid aside
after plans had been made, from a sheer
lack OF available ground At Seeuben-
VILE the company has forty acres Of
site, an abundant coal supply, and the
best of transportation facilities, by the
river and three railroads, one on one
side OF the plant and two on the other.
1t was added that the individual mem
bers of the Board at present would not
look with favor uron any removal such
as has been outlined, but it was limited
that future engagements by the cor
poration would be at Steubenville rath-
er than here, for the reason given, and
1T was also remarked that in the re-
mote contingency that there Should be
such removal, the present plant of the
mill would be Occllpied by the tin Mate
combine, as the existing tin plant was
probably the best owned by the trust,
and that its enlargement was very
much desired. AT other plants pur-
chased extensive changes and improve
melts had been found necessary, but
nothing of the sort was done at the
LaBelle, as the plant was found to be
an ideal one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-23
WILL CARRY THE STATE
Arbitrate the strike, and at once

Fairmont Index.
There is we'll founded belief among
the Democrats of this State that they
will carry the State at the next cleo
ton. We think the same way. There
will not be much trouble about it, pro-
vided the party does its duty. To ac-
complish it, however, several things
have to be done. 1t will not do to let
the campaign drift along expecting
matters to shape themselves in a sat
isfactory manner. In the first place
every effort has to be made to get the
Democrats together. Without any or
much effort in that direction the party
differences have been healed to a great
extent The disappointments of the
Republican administrations, both ma
tional and State, have disguised so
many Democrats who left the party in
1896 that they are willing to forget
past differences and return to the party
fold, and if Democrats generally will
forget the past and look only to the
future, the prospects for victory would
be much brighter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-23
creasinx pollution; which can end only
in decay and death.

The Point Pleasant Register quotes
snake hunter who declared he saw a
snake four feet long with wings which
it spread and few away when he ap-
preached. Now the question is, had
Editor Tippett been too frequently set
ting 'em up" to this snake hunter or
was the warm wave too much for our
contemporary, himself. 1t lies between
Editor Tippett and the snake hunter.