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CITY REAL ESTATE.

MADISON & BURKE Real Estate Agents.
Established 1858. 626 Market st.
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Golden Gate ave-, near Leavenworth ST.; s.
story building store and flats; paying good In
terest; only S11,OO0.
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Retail business block, Sixth St, near Mis-
sion; always rented; large lot; frontages;
paying big interest amount asked.
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Mission St, bet. Ninth and Tenth; 2 flats; can
be raised and store put under at small expense;
lot 3OxS76; a bargain
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
EAsToN. ELDRIDGE 8 co.

GOLDEN GATE AVE. CORNER.
$40 000-Large corner on Golden Gate ave,
few blocks from Market st; bank fore
closure; must sell; lot S5x12O feet.
MANUFACTURING SITE.
s120oo-On the water front at North Beach
two so vara lots having a frontage o
200 feet must be sold make offer.
MISSION FLATS.
$40 000-Four modern flats or Z and rooms
always rented; electric cars pass door
mortgage $4,000 can remain; lot 4UXl1iH
feet.
a SNAP.
S4000-Nce house of rooms and bath on Sut
ter st; always rented; street bitumin
fzed cement sidewalk this propert!
must be sold and no reasonable ole
will be refused
MISSION CORNER.
$S250-Corner on Twenty-second St; cottage o
rooms and good building lot; size 5O'
100 feet.
SOUTH OF MARKET INVESTMENT.
S30O0-Rents s432 per annum; two houses IL
good condition; l block and half iron
Market and Third SITS; lot 27:6x55 feet
WASHINGTON ST. LOT.
sSooo-Fine building lot in the residence dis
trict; street bituminized; cement SIDE
walk.
RICHMOND COTTAGE.
$260o-Nice cottage of rooms and bath, nea
Clement st; street work all done; max
BUILDING LOT.
$25o0-Just off Market St; mortgage OF 500
can remain; lot 25xS0 feet.
CHEAP COTTAGE.
$1500-Small cottage of 8 rooms in good con
dition on one of the best blocks in tn
Western Addition
SMALL INVESTMENT.
s120O-Double frontage; cottages of rooms
rents $40 80 per month; near Broadway
CHEAP LOT.
$6O0-On Twenty y-second st; macadamized
lot 25x114 feet.
BARGAIN.
S500-Cheapest lot in the city; 100 feet from
Mission ST.; street work done.
We hold regular auction sale
every two weeks. For further particu
lars apply to
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
6SS Market st.
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A-SlOCOO; LARGE corner on Pine st: lot SICK
S2:6, with good improvements; rented for Sl00
an offer wanted bargain.
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81, I,5Oo-Leavenworth St, near Clay; 40:6x137:6;
improvements in good condition: rent $780, al
ways rented.
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THIS COMING FALL

Prices for lots in the city will be higher
already increased in value. Quite a number
OF good sized pieces of property have been
bought and sold at advance.
The volume of general business done through
out the United States has been larger the past
few months than ever before We look for
prices OF the cheaper lots to advance this fall
They can not go backward as they are at the
bottom notch now. If you will look at the
lots offering south of
GOLDEN GATE PARK
at prices ranging from 500 up, on easy terms
Of say, IS $40 per month you will agree
with that they will make money for some
one-why not you? twenty-five dollars cash
s. monthly, VIII purchase a splendid lot See
our agent to-day. at our branch office, corner
Ninth ave. and II st, and he will show you
the best investment lots in the city
BALDWIN & HOWELL,
CT
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$35O0-Sl0o0 cash, balance monthly; 2-story
house of rooms and bath and basement; large
lot 25X115, with frontages; rents S27; Dorland
St, near Guerrero.
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s2S00-Pacifc St, near Hyde; store and fiat
above; also rear house: lot 26x75.
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Call and obtain one of our Real Estate Rec
ords.' which contains a list Of properties for
sale in all parts Of the city.
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ELMHURsT REAL ESTATE.

A VERY choice business corner store, with 8
living rooms adjoining; large barn, shed and
chicken house and yard.
A large lot, well improved, situated on the
Oakland and Haywards electric road; will
sell at a great bargain; everything in fine
condition; see it and make US an offer PIT
Took, Real Estate, OPP. power house, Elm
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Must be sold-Two fine flats on Hayes ST.,
near buchanan; lot q 6xl20 to rear street; rents
very low, $55; only $3.50; make offer
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5000 EACH-Worth $1,000; for sale, elegant
dwellings on Ashbury Heights just COM
pleted. each containing Il finished rooms and
bath with attic and basement: finest marine
and park view; lots 25x1o0: take Haight-st
or any park electric cars 10 Masonic ave- /
block south OF Frederick st. Particulars at
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LOTS
OK EASY TERMS

We are Offering the lots at Waller and Steiner
sts. Of the German Savings and Loan Society;
street work done complete; lots all ready TO
build on. terms one-quarter cash, balance at
per cent
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complete.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS-VERY CHEAP
$3.50 and upwaVd-Noe. Henry and 14th SITS
block from Market st; Noe st. accepted by
city, other streets macadamized; 25X115 and 25x
Jos. level, on grade and ready for building: Of
fercd az very low prices. and, being SO nicely
located. are selling rapidly.
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a BARGAIN.
Lot on Fourteenth St, near Market; 25x115
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MAY II Of MAJ
CHOICE PROPERTIES!
A. NJ. sPECK & co.

HAIGHT-S ST. LOT.
Lot 25xl20 on south line of Haight St, 155
west of Broderick: fine residence lot.
MASON-ST. COTTAGE.
Two cottages OF and rooms and bath re-
specuYely on west line of Mason ST. (Nos 1905
100, "a feet north Of Green: renting for s.
and $40 %.
MISSION BUSINESS CORNER.
Lot e5xsO with stores, flats and two
story houses; renting for Sl10: on NE. corner
or IWenty-fourth and Shotwel SITS.
MASON-ST. CORNER.
Lot S26Xs2;6 on Sc. corner of Mason and
Washington SITS, with large 12-room residence;
mortgage of 5000 can remain)
% AND "a TURK T.
Lot 44lAxl37:6, with S-story frame improve
ments; Nos. p and "A Turk St; renting for 5000
a month; this is only S206 feet west of Mason
and looks into Market St: this property will
surely increase one-third in years; mortgage
OF S19 900 can remain
RICHMOND BLOCK, LESS 8 LOTS.
Block 1876, bounded by Point Dobos ave,
Clement St. Fourteenth and Fifteenth aves; 3
lots sold out of this block at $3.50 to SI75; this
block fronts on proposed boulevard
GRAND DOWNTOWN CORNER.
Lot 5OXl00 feet, with frame improvements, on
the Sc. corner Of Fourth and Mission SITS.
renting at reduced rates for S4S4; mortgage of
$50, eco can remain at 6l2 per cent with the HI
bernia Bank, paying per cent net on invest
ment Of SIS, 600 by leaving mortgage this Is a
chance of a lifetime to get a corner in the very
best business center of our city: only short
block from Ellis, Stockton and Market SITS
must be sold 10 settle estate.
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$50 CASH, balance SO per month. for corner of
( lots near San Bruno electric road; all COM
plete for chicken ranch; good house, Spring
Valley water. chicken sheds. garden etc; no
reasonable offer refused. S. DUCAS, IL Mont
Ronery st.
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RENTS s74-PRICE $4,000.
Threestor brick building; in commission
district; good tenants safe buy.
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c. C. BEMIS. Real Estate and General Land
Agent, 324 Montgomery st.
Make offer-Northeast corner Twenty-seV-
enth and Douglass SITS; must be sold; SOxl14
feet
2SOO-North line Carl st, near stanyan; 5ox
1876 feet.
Residence and lot-North line Pacific ave-,
near Webster lot S0x127:S4 feet.
In Berkeley-Corner lot; S7X150 with modern
house of 9 rooms.
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&500-Bush St. near Devisadero; rooms a
bath; lot 23Xl37:6
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PRESIDE HEIGHTS RESIDENCE
New, fine S-roOm residence. commandin
marine view large lot, price $500.
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RENTS S60-PRICE S625O
Two modern fats near Golden Gate Park:
lot 25Xl2l.
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House for sale; to be removed; al5 Ellis St;
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G. II. JMBSEN & Co.
Il Montgomery St
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PAYS OVER PER CENT.
S13S50-A substantial investment close to
Geary and Larkin SITS; baywindow houses;
always rented; lot 50 feet front
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WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCE
7-T00m house on Steiner St, near O Farrell;
lot % .tAl37.6; price $500
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BARGAIN.
s45O-High level lot in East Berkeley at sta
ton; 40x122:6; macadamized; on electric rail-
road. Address box 215, Call office.
s1SO0-NEW, modern Groom house, block from
cars and local; street work done; large lot
small payment; balance as rent, or Will take
lot in part payment; open Sunday; carriage.
Call or address NAMANNY & ROBINSON,
Lorin, Cal.
MONEY to loan for building artistic homes in
Scenic Park, Berkeley directly adjoining uni
versity grounds; view unsurpassed: all
agents in Berkeley have my property for sale
except where loan Is required Apply in per-
son or by letter to F. M WILSON. Berkeley.
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RENTS S3S-PRICE s3O00
Six flats south Of Market st; lot 25x1O0; all
rented property must be sold.
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MISSION LOTS.
Five cheap lots on Oakwood st, near Guer-
rero, SlJ0 each. offer wanted.
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IN WHOLESALE DISTRICT
Modern 3-story brick building: covering lot
"a iX75 feet. price &2 600; Will take good build
ing lots in part pay.
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s9250-Rent S27; Clara St. near Fourth: lo
25x75 with improvements consisting of flat
of rooms each.
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HILLEGASS TRACT.
Ten minutes walk from university; electric
railroad passes the property.
All lots 160 feet in depth; fine view; only
blocks from Dwight way station.
Cheapest choice property in Alameda County.
JOS ]. MASON,
Berkeley Station
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BARGAIN; offer wanted: almost new cottage
large rooms and basement; street complete;
$50 cash. SO monthly; best part of Mission;
II you don't secure this you should be with
out home. =. a. DOLAN, 40 Montgomery
room T.
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s300O-Nice home in Sunset District; bay-wil
dow cottage Of rooms and bath; lot 50xlO
with stable.
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S2400-Pays s27; good investment; close to
Third and Bryant SITS; houses; both rented.
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S5150-Sacramento st; an elegant modern resi-
dence Of rooms and bath: finished basement,
etc. fine garden. 26Xl03
ANOTHER FINE RESIDENCE.
S4S50-An elegant modern 2-story and base
ment residence of z rooms and BATH etc; Will
exchange for Alameda property; S0Xl10.
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VERY CHEAP.
Lots on Oak St, opposite Panhandle 500 per
front foot.
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$500 ACRES of frst-cIass timber land, sugar
pine and others. with large sawmill teams,
etc. hours freighting from San Francisco;
a bargain JACOB HEYMAN & SON, 10
Montgomery St
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-31
Three Fathoms Under Water.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. e9.-The news
has been brought here from Australia
that the British, man-of-war Penguin
has Just returned 70 Sydner. y. S. W.
after taking soundings between the
island of Londi and Auckland, \. z.
The officers found that Falcon island
which suddenly came up out OF the
ocean in 1855. is gradually recedinE.
When relocated by the Pe1gu!n's off,
GERS they discovered that the Island is
now three fathoms under water. The
officers OF the Penguin also succeeded
in taking the temperature OF the ocean
at greater depth than over before.
Hitherto, where the thermometer got
down q certain distance it was iIvaria-
bly, broken. On this occasion the ther-
momcter was sent down 4,762 fathouIs,
whe-a the temperature was found to be
a5.J degrees, while On the surface the
temperature was So degrees. This. the
officers OF the Penguin say, Is the deep
est ocean reading ever taken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-31

As has been heretofore stated by me,
the Carlisles-father and son-delighted
In reducing competent Republicans to
the lowest places and then promoting
incompetent Democrats to the higher
places. II the Republicans protested
they were either dismissed or threaten
ed with dismissal. Mr.. Scott has de-
voted himself to righting every one Of
these outrages and many Republicans
without the least scintllla Of political
backing have been restored to their for
mer places. And SO It has been all
along the line. Mr.. Scott has ever been
ready to listen to the calls of Republic
cans. Only the other day It came to his
knowledge that Representative Swan
son. Democrat, of Virginia. was to be
retained in his seat In the house that he
had stolen as the result of deal be-
tween some Of the Democrats and Re-
publicans. Immediately Mr.. Scott pull
ed Off his coat and went to the aid OF
the Republican who had been elected
and counted out. With his usual vigor
he plunged into the fray. and so exposed
the sRepublican-Democ deal that
the scheme OF retaining Swanson In his
seat had to be postponed until next
December. By that time the Republic
fish or cut bait, and at this writing the
indications are that they will vote as
Republicans and unseat Swanson, even
II he Is a good fellow. ba
Mr.. Scptt's record Is one which the
West Virginia Republicans are proud
OF. Born poor boy. he received a COM
mon school education. At the age Of
twenty he enlisted in the Union army
and served three years. or until the end
Of the war. He then settled In Wheel
Ing, W. Va. and soon made his mark.
He mastered the art of manufacturing
glass. organized company and is now
president OF one OF the largest glass
companies In the country. He also or
ganzed the Dollar Savings Bank. Of
Wheeling. one Of the most successful
financial institutions in that section.
Mr.. Scotts well-known ability soon
brought him to the front in politics, and
after serving in the councils Of his city.
he was elected to the state senate for
two terms. He has been the West Nir-
sinia member Of the National Republi-
can committee for the past twelve
years. and during the last campaign
served on the executive committee.
Mr.. Scott was intrus.ed with the cam
paign in the southern states and Is en-
titled to the credit of the election OF so
many Republicans from the south to
Congress and the gain OF Republican
senators In Kentucky. Maryland and
North Carolina.
CHARLES W. METzGAR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-31

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Jan. 29.-Thc
Cubano Llbre publishes long article
setting forth its objections 10 the pro-
jects Of foreign capitalists for working
'Cuba's virgin SOIL" constructing rail-
roads. establishing electric plants and
carrying on similar enterprises. I'VE
do not want anyone to invest capital in
Cuba except the natives says the pa
per, America Is proof OF what mo-
nopclists can do in running country"
The health OF Santiago was never bet
tcrithan ills now. Only one death has
occurred within the city limits during
the last five days. Nothing approach
ing this immunity Is recorded in the
history of the city. The rultures. which
were formerly the city scavensers, are
starving, and now pouncc down on cats
and small doEs-a circumstance very
significant in Illustrating the changed
sanitary conditions
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-31
Brcudstufrs and Provisions.


CHICAGO = Spectators IN wheat
to-day were very much in ia
vor Of lower price for the
commodity. They sold freely, both
when wheat was strong and when
through their pwn efforts il became
somewhat weak. The market. however.
stood the pressure remarkably we'll and
at the close only &c decline had been
effected in May. Corn and oats each
left off &c lower. Pork lost TIC, lard
and ribs 2lsGjc.
Wheat started very irrcGularly at kc
above to hc below Saturdays closing
figure for the May future. The very cold
weather had some influence upon those
who were so willing to pay an advance
and lower quotations from Liverpool,
with an expected increase in the visi-
bic, appeared to those who were willing
to sell. The latter were In the major
ity and May that started all the way
from TIC to 71sc. declined quickly to
7G&c. At that figure the selling pres
sure slackened and as there was
fresh flood OF crop damage reports to-
gcthcr with enormous cicaranccS ut the
scaboard. early sellers fastened TO COW
er, sending May up to 775sGD7Sc. Chicago
receipts were nc cars. against 60 cars
year ago and Minneapolis and Duluth
got nc carloads as compared with SiS
last week and 4S7 the corresponding
day year ago. Tho worlds shipments
OF wheat and -four 10 Europe for the
week amounted to 7.t5O.OG5 bushels. with
tendency on the part of Russia
to increase her output. The amount
on ocean steamers was 100000 more
than il was week ago. and the result
of the weeks domestic stool; taking
was an Increase Of $40 coo bushels In the
visible. The total Of the latter was
found to be 2S,JS3G0O bushels, or about
100000 buahels smaller than at the
corresponding period of the previous
year. Primary western receipts agEre-
gated $4,000 bushels. against $4,000
bushels year ago. The clearances OF
wheat and -four from Atlantic exports
exclusive Of Galveston was 1.053,0OO
bushels. Liverpool closed ss6Id lower
for futures and Paris showed decline
of 1OTi5 confines. The government
crop report expected after the close Of
the session caused some selling in an
ticpatlon OF Its containing something
bearsh. Bccrbohms Int in the day
sent cablcgram, saying the correct
worlds shipments OF wheat and -four
should be called S.000.000. On receipt OF
this piece OF news holders began to lose
confidence again and season OF free
liquidation set In, under which May de-
cllncd to 7G&c, and closed at 7GjSc,
Cold weather was n bearish argument
in corn. Some heavy shorts were sup
posed to be covering in cautious way
on the declines. The selling became
pronounced near the end. May opened
b0Lc higher Mt 3Sis2lSAc. declined to
3Sc and closed Mt 3Shc buyers.
Longs continued TO take profits IN
oats and this coupled with the easlncss
OF the other markets caused decline.
Ma,l opened shade higher Mt 2SMc
touched 2SNT2SIC and declined to
2SAdD2SKc at the close.
The declining tendency of tho grain
markets near the end OF the session had
n depressing effect In provisions and
induced selling enough TO wipe out an
carly advance. a small run OF hogs
and higher prices at the yard were the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-31

APEX. Col, Jan. 29-Three lives were
lost in 4 snow slide here to-day. The
dead are Mrs. W. II. Rudolph and her
two children, aged . and years. Snow
has been falling almost continually dur
ing the past week and had reached Il
depth OF fifteen feet on the mountain
sides. The pack gave away to-day.
swept down on the Rudolph home and
carried 1t away. Rudolph escaped, but
his wife and three children were swept
away in the avalanche of snow \
searching party rescued the siX-ycar-old
son alive. The other three have not
been found.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-31

CHICAGO-Cattle. sales were on .
basis of So 600. 80 for common native
dressed beef steers up to S. GOG5 65 for
rather choice to strictly prime shipping
cattle, with the bulk Of sales at 81 SO4
Go. Hogs were largely at So 75I4 90:
fair to choice So S7iaG4 05: packing lots
81 65a3 So: mixed So 1913 92,.: butchers
So 70S4 90: lights 50 S9aS 92ls; pigs
So 35G3 e.. Sheep, poor to choice sheep,
g 50G4 %. with bulk OF sales at So 70:
yearlings 81 1904 60; common to choice
lambs 81 OOG5 Oj: prime light lambs
IS 10. Receipts-Cattle. 5000 head;
hogs, $4,000 head: sheep, $4,000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle active and
firm: extra s. SOFAS 20: prime IS ESQ
5 40: common So 25G3 90. Hogs active
and higher; prime heavy hogs 81 100
10; best medium weights and heavy
Workers 81 05G4 10: light Workers 81 OOD
4 O5: best pigs So SOa3 90: rouGhs 81 75@
3 10. Sheep steady; choice wethers
81 35I4 40: common s. SOFAS so: choice
lambs S. OOI5 O5; common TO good
So 50I4 90. Veal calves Sc 5Od7 %.
CINCINNATI-Hoss active and high
err at So 1904 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-31
A GOOD REPUBLICAN,.
Inc Albany Journals Tribute to Soma.
tor-E!cct SCOTS RcpubIicanism

toF-E!ect SCOTS Rcpublicanism.
The Washington staff correspondent.
Of the Albany. y. Y, Journal. publish
ed the following as long ago as last
May:
a Republican from his toes to the
crown OF his head--not a mugwunp Re-
publican either. but Republican who
every hour of the twenty-four can be
relied upon to advance the principles of
the great party and never neglcc;ful Of
the opportunity to aid Republican TO
get an Office. More than tina, 4 Repub-
lican who does not believe that il was
wrong to deprive an incompetent Dem
ocrat of an office II 4 Republican could
succeed him.
Inat Is the tribute that ] willingly
pay to Nathan Bay Scott, at present
the commissioner OF Internal revenue. l
nave known Mr.. Scott personally for
many years and regard him as n Re-
puplican-all wool and yard wide, At
the head of this important bureau Mr.,
Scott has shown that lie Is not one OF
the class of politicians that forgets
irlencs as soon az they arc safely en-
sconsed in office. Nor does he train with
the other class VINO are afraid to re-
move Democrats because Of the howl
mat would be set up by the civil service
hypocritcs. by their works yc shall
know them" and by his RepublicanIsm
Mr.. Scott Is known from Maine TO Tcy-
as and from Florida to Washington. II.
is Republican and Is proud OF Il, and
the. Republicans OF West Virginia are
so proud OF the record made by Mr..
scott That they intend to send him to
the United states senate as the success
sor OF Charies J. Faulkner. Democrat.
Inc bureau over which Mr. Scott
pfesiues Is one OF the most important
under the treasury department. It's
snhordinates can be found In every
natfe ID the union. So important was
ms burcdu that President Cleveland
and Secretary Carlisle. after fllling all
the places with Democrats. proceeded
10 cover them with the mantle OF civil
service. so that they would be retained
In office. And 1t was this Kind of n
force that Mr.. Scott was placed in
charge OF. Naturally. he did not relish
haTlng Democrats as his advisers, and
since lie has been In Office he has dis
pcnScd With the service OF number of
them. He would have gotten rid of
more but for the civil servicc extern
sloh5 made by Mr.. Cleveland. But Mr..
SCOTT has no: been idle and many Re-
nublicans have been provided for by
him Hc also has been working with
INC President to take some OF the best
PAGES our from under the civil service
rules. and !E hopeful! OF success. Among
tho. places that Mr.. Scott has asked
should be excepted are deputy collec-
tors OF Internal revenue. revenue
agents. etc. and the Indications nrc
that the President viii do this.
In his Office force Mr.. Scott has been
Playing havoc with the incompetcnts
VINO were placed there by the Carlislcs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-31
Whole Family lost.
CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-The Tribunc's
ToIod, Ohio cpnci,I ,,,,,.

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-The Tribunc's
Toledo. Ohio. special says:
The loss Of an entire family In Lake
Erie is reported here to-day. On one
Of the islands In the Bass group lived n
family named Robson. The family
consisted of the father. mother, n
daughter Of twenty. son OF five and a
hired man. Henry NJ. Martel. The lit
tie boy died, and his parents deter
mined to take the body back to Cana
da. whence they came. a clInker boat
was used. the entire family starting on
the pcrlous Journey. The battered
clinker boat has been found. and the
body of n woman reported found re-
Gently near Port Burrell, on the Can
adlan shore, Is presumed to have been
Mrs. Robson. The other bodies have
not been found.