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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-18
BRIDGEPORT.
Daily Events From the Town Acre..

Daily Events From the Town Across
the Way.
The c. l.. & W. pay car will be
here to-day.
A young son of Carlos Leatherwood
is quite sick.
John Moore has returned from Biz
mingham, Ala.
Ross ]. Alexander is visiting friends
at Parkersburg.
number from here will go to Buff
falo, N. y. the latter part of this
week
Misses Mildred Trueman and Efie
Davis. OF Pittsburg, are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Trueman
The base ball enthusiasts here are
much discouraged by the poor showing
being made by the Wheeling club.
The Wheeling Traction Company is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-18
MARTINS FERRY.
Local News From the City Of Mile
md Factories.

There has been ball games played be-
fore in this city. Even National league
teams have played bail here, and the
great American game is always we'll
supported. But the game here yesterday
between the Professional men and Bus
mess men eclipsed all the sport ever
seen in this city. The game attracted
about 800 persons and large number
Of the crowd were ladies. One Charles
Downey was chosen umpire, and the
honor will doubtless never be given him
again. He may see points at a Council
meeting and know how to roll sheet
iron, but he is certainly on the bum as
an umpire. His book of rules was a
German almanac of 1880. He carried a
large Colts revolver and said play ball
after firing three shots at those who
wished to instruct him. Then the fun
began. For three innings it was close.
The score stood 5 to s, but in the first
half of the fourth the Professionals
made ten runs and the Business men
never caught up. Botn sides had a
number of pitchers, but Arbaugh and
Robertshau were the most effective In
the fifth inning Attorney Dixon argued
with the umpire and was immed-
lately shot, the powder from the blank
cartridge burning his arm. After this
Downey had his own way. Ross Robin
son was hit with foul ball and al
most put out of the game. Rev. Arch
Robinson, who played second, made
some good catches, while Rev. Father
Mulhearn did some phenomenal fielding
The following is the line up and score
Line up
Professional Men-John Johns, catch
er; A. R. Robinson. pitcher: VIM. Dix
on, Jr., short stop; Dr. Paul Morrison.
l base; DR.. Arbaugh, End base; DR..
Diven, 3rd base; Chas. Cdulhearn, right
field: DIR. Parr. center field: Geo. Cook.
left field: DR.. johnson, End catcher; NJ.
Coss, substitute.
Merchants-H. Orrison, catcher: j.
Dawson, pitcher; Thurman Selby, short
stop: W. L. Noble, LIST base; Mr. Upde-
graph, End base; E. K. Hoge, 3rd base;
r. J. Heslop. right field; Ed. Groves,
center field; Ross Robinson, left field:
Geo. Robertson, End catcher; r. c.
Montgomery, substitute.
Score-e0 to Is in favor OF the Pro-
fessionals. Total base hits. 80; home
runs l. Errors 235.
The Independent Hose team challenged
the winners, which was accepted.
Local News.
DR.. R. III. Wilson is slightly indis-
posed.
Miss Ina Bowman is visiting friends
in Pittsburg.
Roger Jones was at Colerain yester-
day on business
Hon. c. l. Weems was In the city
yesterday on business.
w q. Francis, Esq. Vas at ST. Glars
vile yesterday on business
Mrs. Myron - Cole and ehildren ~
Visiting friends q BaFnesvilIe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-18
DIED.

GAUGHIN-On Sunday, June 10th. at
lis O'Clock a m. Ella. wife Of J. n.
Gaughin. in the 18th year OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 3s33
Wood street. Tuesday. June 18th, at s:S1
o'clock Requiem high mass al Church
of Immaculate Conception at 8 O'Clock.
Interment at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Friends of family invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-18
CANTON CONCERN
Will Hold Their Annual Outing mt
Wheeling Park This Year.

Sunday afternoon Sam -nerman, trav-
cling passenger agent of the Wheeling
& Lake Erie railroad. entertained COM
mittees from the Debold Safe and Lock
Company and the Canton Steel Roofing
Company. They were taken out to
Wheeling Park, and were more than
favorably impressed with the beauties
of that resort.
As result of the visit of those COM
mittees an arrangement has been made
to hold the annual outing of employees
of both plants at Wheeling Park. 1t
will be given some time in July. and it
is expected that fully 1900 employees
of the two plants will attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-18
stricken with Paralysis.

Yesterday morning, at the Star hotel,
John H. Stamp, one CT the proprietors.
was stricken with paralysis Ee was
assisted to his room and DIR. Wingerter
called. Last night the patient was
resting as easy as could be expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-18

The Woman's Indian Association
of West Virginia will hold tea at Mrs.
Jno. Moffat's, at Woodsdale, Tuesday
evening, June 18th. Refreshments serv-
ed from o'clock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-18
SO sea.hore Excursion via b. q o.

June 9th, July 18th and 18th, Au-
gust Sth and 22nd, September 9Th
Fare for the round trip $40. Tickets
good sixteen days For full information
apply to T. c. Burke, Passenger Agent,
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-18
INDEX TO NEW ADyERrrs-nExrs
Third Rage.

Redemption of Bonds
Wanted-Two Girls at 100 Market st.
An Ice Saver-E- F. Behrens Co
Agents Wansed-C- F. Adams e Co.
Wanted-Tnird Hand Baker
Found-Ladyss Pocketbook.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-18

r ycu Pay s for ! oe-McFsdden's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-18

The Fad-Alexander
New Shoe Store Corner Eleventh ard
Market-The Racket
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-18

G00EY. HENTZ & Co.
~ Funeral Directors and Embalms-s
Corner Thirty-sixth and Jacob Ssreefs
Telephones. Store. 174z. rex.dence. lfG
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-02-07
VILLAGE OF MILACA.

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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-02-07
TOWNSHIP BoRGHoLM (eoNTINUED.

II. GlrOux, ne4 OF sex less 1925
49, acres r. r. right of way -.
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$50 acres r. r. right Of way.
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st. P. & D. Ry. Co., seN of sea -.
Mile Laos Lumber CO., mex Of mex
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Mile Laos Lumber Co.,sw4of sW4v
Clarence D. Green, mel ofsw4...
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Magnus Carlson, sex OF SEX of seq
Elsie Billings, ek OF sw4.....-
b. -. do sw4 of sw4
Elias Molee, sw4 of
Mile Laos Lumber Co., sw4 Of se4
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The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22
GEORGE R. EATON
DENIES CHARGES
Assignee Of NANNY"
Pleasant Says He
Is Vigilant.

George r. Eaton, assignee Of Nanny"
Pleasant, the insolvent colored woman,
whose connection with the Bells has
made her famous, has filed an answer TO
the charge made against him by the aged
servitor and Attorney Frank Stone ard
Sam Davis of Carson in their petition for
his removal as assignee of the Pleasant
estate. Nanny and her attorney and
Humorist Davis applied to the courts for
the removal of Assignee Eaton on the
ground that he neglected her interests
and did not press a suit to recover GER
tain property in Sonoma County claimed
by Mrs. Pleasant. Mrs. Theresa Bell
claims the ranch also, and it was to quiet
title to the place that the suit subsequent
ly dismissed at the request of Eaton was
brought.
Eaton in the answer he filed Yesterday
denies that the petition for his removal
is made at the request of 80 per cent of
the creditors of the aged negress. He
alleges that, on the contrary. not more
than per cent Of the people to whom
Nanny" is indebted favor the petition
He claims that he has been extremely
vigilant in guarding Mrs. Peasants IN
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22
REALTY SALES
PROMISE WELL
Agents Report Several
Large Transactions
During Week.
Approach of Holidays Causes
No Falling Of in
Purchases.

There have been so many transactions
Of Importance during the present month
IN the realty line that the December rec
ord is even better than had been antlci-
pated by many Of the brokers. Or course
The sales Of the William A. Piper proper
ties, all Of which brought very good
prices at the auction rooms OF G. H
Uubsen & Co., tend to swell the total for
December in excess Of the regular trans
actions on the street But without these,
as the columns Of The Call have given
ample evidence, the showing in the way
Of prices and in the total sales would be
satisfactory.
The sales Of several properties that have
been recorded within the past few
months. each Of which brought q profit
10 the holder Of the title, has Afforded an
indication Of the buoyancy which attends
the real estate situation just prior to the
closing Of the year. Some facts Of inter
est have recently been given In this de-
partment concerning the progress OF the
market for realty IN Los Angeles. The
costly buildings that have been erected
in the south have made up an approx
mate total Of S4,OOo00o in round figures
for the building improvements Of the
southern city for the year running from
December l, 1900, to December 1, 1901 The
complete returns for San F'rancisco's
building calendar year have not been
made UP yet; but It is a significant fact
that the total Of the improvements in this
city as represented by contracts recorded
at the City Hall during the first six
months Of the present calendar year, ap-
proximated the figures officially sent out
for Los Angeles as representing the build
ing progress Of the entire year as defined
IN the foregoing.
The brokers have made some deals dur
ing the past week and some others Of re-
cent date, withheld for time by reason
OF prudential considerations, are made
public by them this morning.
Taking also the report of the Building
superintendent Of Los Angeles, 1t appears
that the amounts expended for improve
ments In Los Angeles during the fiscal
year from December l, 1900, to December,
1901, aggregated S4,O99, ,19s. The structures
provided for by permits IN the period
named are as follows:
seventy-eight brick business buildings, $780,
29s; brick and stone residences, S3S, ,050; SIS
two-story frame residences, 81, 425, ,069 90; 90s
one-story frame residences, $3.50, 165 80; 35
frame stores, S42,254; so frame fats, S296, ,575;
So. $50; 50 miscellaneous. 1901, ,l1o; 657 alter
stions and additions, S2T7, ,o00i repairs on ac-
count Of fire S2665; l53 removals, $2l,772;
total number Of buildings, 273o.
The comparison shows that the total
for Los Angeles during the year is ap-
prOximately S1,600 900 in excess OF the to-
tai for the preceding year. The following
figures trace the course OF building i'm
provements IN Los Angeles for q series
Of years;
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

Petaluma. Major Juilliard has been de-
tailed to preside.
The resignation of Fred r. Maulsby.
sixth division of the Naval Militia, has
been accepted.
Lieutenant c. R. Alberger has been de-
tailed to preside at an election to be held
on the Marion for ensigns, vice Murphy,
term expired, and Smith, resigned.
Commander George w Bauer has been
detailed to preside at an election to be
held on the Marion on the 14th of Janu-
ary, for lieutenant, vice Harloe, term ex-
pired.
Ten enlisted men have been discharged
from the Naval Militia on account of re-
moval and one expiration of term
AT the quarterly session of the Asso-
citation of Veterans of the National Guard
of California last Wednesday night there
was large attendance and a manifest
renewed interest in the affairs of the or
ganizatfon. Applications to become mem
bers were received from guardsmen who
have recently obtained their exemption.
Adolph Hromada, who eight years ago
was proposed member of Company H
Of the First Infantry by Colonel Bush,
then commanding the regiment, has been
admitted to the veterans association
The new member has the distinction of
being the first on this coast to recognize
that candy is an appreciable addition to
soldiers rations, for when the First In
fantry went into camp in 1894 he pre-
sented to each company large bucket
filled with assorted candy. Son'e of the
officers at that time thought 1t rather a
curious part of the rations, but Mr.
Hromada was little ahead of the United
States army, for in 1895 candy in large
quantities was sent to the Philippines
by the United States Commissary De
partment as part of the rations for the
soldiers stationed there
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22
RESERVE GUARD
FOR THE STATES
Synopsis Of a Military
Bill to Come Before
Congress.

Brigadier General w. H. whiteman,
ad1utant general Of New Mexico, has
submitted proposition to establish out
of the National Guard of the different
States United States Reserve of the
Military Forces, which will be submitted
to the present Congress in the form of a
bill. The features are that It provides for
the government Of the citizen soldiery
of each State according to the rules and
regulations of the United States army
enlistment for three years, makes the
President commander in chief, provides
that States organizing reserve forces
shall pay expenses, that the Secretary of
war shall require inspection at least
once year, requires the Issue of maga-
zine rifles and carbines upon the requisi-
ton of each Governor and that the sum
Of $2,O0OOO0 be appropriated annually for
the maintenance of the reserve.
Plans are being prepared for work for
the men of the First Infantry after the
first meeting in January, when drills will
be resumed.
An election will be held on the 9Th of
January in Company c, Fifth Infantry,
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

the southeast corner of Fillmore and Nc
Allister streets, for somewhat less than
S2SO0O. A house and lot 25x12O on the
south line of O'FarrelI street, IS feet west
of Steiner, for $4,000, and a lot 25x117 on
the north line of Union street, "A feet east
OF Franklin, for $175, thereby cleaning up
the Whittier holdings on that block
The following lots have been sold by
Sol Getz & Brother: On the east line Of
Forty-sixth. avenue, $50 feet south of /,
street, 75x12O feet, for $500; on the east
line of Forty-fourth avenue 220 feet
south of B street, 5Ox12O, for $500; on the
east line Of Ninth avenue, 250 feet south
of H street, 25x120, for $685. on the north
line of Twenty-flfth avenue, 25 feet west
Of York street, 25x104, for $1,000, and on the
east line Of Twelfth avenue 225 feet north
of street, for $500.
Notes.
Captain r. R. Thompson is remodeling
the former Schmidt Label and Litho-
graph building on the east side of Main
street. The changes will cost $3O, 900.
w. B. Bourn is to put up a fine struc-
ture on lot 45;10x137:6 on the southwest
side of East street, 91:S northwest of Mis-
sion. 1t will be five stories and base
ment. for wholesale purposes
William Helbing will put up four
south side of Bush street, west of Powell
1t will be an elegant apartment building
and will cost $45,0O0.
A. E. Buckingham has sold two lots in
block 662, between H and I streets and
Eleventh and Twelfth avenues one 125
feet north of I street for $685. and the
other 125 feet south of H street for 5000,
to E. B. Hallett, who is building a house
on each piece of property.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

He has also started two buildings Of five
and six rooms, one on Twenty-third street
and the other on Alvarado.
A. J. Rich & Co. report an excellent
sale at the southeast corner of Polk
street and Fern avenue, the lot being
9Ox6O feet The sale was from Katherine
Cook to Jacob Stern, the consideration
being $4,000.
A ]. Rich & Co. also report the sale
for Ellis Hughes to w. Coates Of a lot
25xSO feet on the north line of Howard
street. lis feet west of Eleventh, for $1,000.
By order of the Union Trust Company
this firm will sell at auction at their sales
rooms on January a number of fine Van
denburgh estate properties, located on
Sixth, Howard and Eighth streets.
Hawkes. & Shelton Of 323 Montgomery
street report sales for the week as fol-
lows:
streets, 1875 by 1875. sold for the Bank of
California; terms private.
Northwest corner Of Larkin and Francisco
streets. 1875 by 1876. for H P. Hotaling &
Co.; terms private.
South line of Green street. 1876 east of
Hyde, es:9 by 1875 feet. for Mrs. Delaney,
for $4,000.
North line Of Union street, west of Devisa-
dero 40 by 1876, sold for r. c. Pratt to H.
c. Tibbitts. for $4,000
This firm reports that considerable in
terest is being manifested in property in
the vicinity of the parcels, transfer of
which is above noted.
Thomas Magee & Sons have engineered
a number. of important sales this week.
The report of this firm compries a lot
45:10x137:6, with building, on the north
line Of Main street, 91:8 east, by the nom
resident owners to a buyer whose iden-
tity is not yet made public for s51,0OO Two
water lots on Spear street, near Howard,
for $4,000 the buyer Of which intends to
erect thereon a fine business building.
The lot, 60xG:6, and store and flats on
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22
Prisoners Seek Release.

Charles Donnelly and Edward Duncan,
who are charged along with William
Buckley and Thomas Moran with the
murder of George W. Rice at Howard
and Twentieth streets on October II, have
applied for a writ of habeas corpus for
their release. The matter was argued be-
fore Judge Cook yesterday by Attorney
Hutton for the accused and Attorney Pc
ter Dunno for the prosecution. The judge
reserved his decision till he had an 0pX
portunity to read the evidence in the casN
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

terests, and that he has expended large
sums from his own purse in caring FOR
her estate. He also claims that the col
ored woman has thwarted him A, his en-
deavors.
He says further that the suit In the So
noma County courts was dismissed bv
him because he could not collect evil
dence to prove that Nanny had any
right or title to the ranch
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22
Plenty of Tree Ornaments.

And that after three weeks selling had Late m
will glad hear that but should be later than you can
There tempting unique and novel shapes
and for so little money they're worth coming
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22
steam-Fittera E1ent ofac

Local Branch No. 46 Of the National
Association Of Steam and Hot Water Fit
ters and Helpers held a meeting at It's
hall, City Hall avenue, last week and
eiected the following officers: President,
=. A Reardon; vice president, Robert
Hore; recording secretary, r. A. Koppen:
financial secretary, George Smith; treas
urer. James Graham; guard. J. Flynn;
sentinel, ]. A Savage; Inspector, Samuel
Grubb.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22


Easton, Eldridge & Co. report the fol-
lowing sales closed and pending for the
last ten days:
Mrs. Charles Fella to Adolph Meyer, Z to 9
Dale place, of Golden Gate avenue near
Leavenworth street. six fats. 4ox6o feet, for
$500; Maria F. Hunt to William B. Bush,
streets, TWO fats for $4,000; Morris Abraham
TO Michael Gately, S25 10 S27 Alabama street.
near Twentieth, lot 26x100 feet. four flats, for
$500; John Gale TO Henry Z. Bothin l66 and
1864 Tehanna street, 100 east OF Third, 25x7O
feet. four fats for $780, William Ehret to
F. Enconyand, 1136 Folsom street. north side,
near Seventh, lot 2Sx100 feet, store and fats
above. for $500; Josie Welch to Charles Has
selgren. 525 DOre street. east side. near Bran
nan. lot &5x75 feet, four fats, rooms, for
$500; William Wharf TO Julius Reimer, lot on
the northeast corner Of Green and Lsguna
streets, 25z100 feet, for $1,000; L Peterson to
William R. King. l247 Sanchez street, east
side, near Twenty-siXth cottage Of 3 rooms
and bath, for $17O0; Harriet Goslin to George
Robinson. S917 California street, south side,
near First avenue, cottage Of rooms and
bath, for 5000; Heydenfeldt estate to John
Boyd. 156 Fifth street, northwest side near
Howard, 50X8O feet, for S17, 600, containing
stores and flats; Charles Alpers TO Antonio
Campi, five lots on the north side Of Chestnut
street. 1913 feet west Of Van Ness avenue
137 :6X137 :6 feet for $4,000; James A Richie
10 Mrs. Mary A. Brown 459 Frederick street
south side. near Stanyan, 25x137:6 feet, modern
house for $500.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22
Xmas Gifts for Ladies

The finest and largest assortment Of fur
garments and the latest in fur neckwear
are to be seen at Berwin & Gassner's fur
house, ITO Kearny street.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22
Other Deals by Brokers.
Lyon & Hoag report the following
cent sales:

Lyon & Hoag report the following re-
cent sales:
For. Rivers Brothers. $1,000 100 lots
inlpr0vernents the santa Fe Railroad COM M
paay is making; new fats the north
line Of Waller street, 134 feet east from
Shrader, with lot 25x1O0, for S725O; lot
and improvements at Nos 1915 and 1877 Pa
ci6c street, the property renting at S44 per
month, for $4,000. J. Willis 10 H Urban; 25 OK
115 the east line Of Howard street IS4
north from Twenty-sizth. for ! s Bonneei
10 Henry West, for $3.50; two fats on the
east lire Of LeavenWorth street, twenty-five
feet south from Sacramento, with lot 23xSO
Potrero Land and Improvement Company in
the block bounded by Minnesota Twentv-first
and Twenty-second streets back Of the new
santa fe shops site. for $1,000; two lots on the
east line OF Tenth avenue, I75 feet north from
= street, each 25x175. for 500 each; lot on
me esSI line OF Hollis street, 80 feet south
from O'Farrell, 25xSO, for A. Roth to Henry
EschWeiler. who viii build three fats on the
lol' NO ~ Leroy place, for Margaret ]
Mheeland to Pater Martina for $1,000: No. az
Jumper street cottage with lot 25XSO for S1eOO
lot 5O2ll37;6 on the north line Of Page street
~ , feet west from Ashburv for MarI
mayer 70 ". s. Williams for $500
Rooger d. Magee this week sold for G.
Z Burr to Frank Lindsey a lot 27:6x12o
feet on the north line Of FiIbert street
west Of Fillmore, for s1375. Mr.. Lindsey
VIII at once build two fine flats To cos+
about $4250. The same agent has i've,
refusal to other parties of two lots above
in the same block.
McEwen Bros, have sold fifteen more
lots in the Santa Fe tract at Point T3Icb-
mond this week. Considerable buiIdine, Ir
this tract is reported.
On Friday afternoon Bovee. Tow f.
Sonntag closed a deal whereby the ave
story Fair estate building at the corner of
Pacific and Front streets is leased for =
term Of five years to the Potter wall
Paper Mills Of New York, a concern bsv-
ing branches in most Of the larger cities
in the United States
Bovee, Toy & Sonntag sold this week
for H J. Eberhardt to the D. z. Orrin-
dia Company a 242-acre ranch seven miles
from Berkeley for SIS, 500. The ranch has
sixty-one acres in fruits, the balance be-
ing grain land. The appurtenances are
first class.
A. NJ. Speck & Co. report the sale for
Frederick Hellwig to John Pforr of the
lot, 2:6Xl20 feet, on the south line Of Nc
Allister street, flfty-five east of Buchan-
an The lot has two frontages and is
covered by six houses. The price was
81, ,5O0
Jacob Heymann has sold twenty-five
lots. at 500 each, in San Francisco out
side lands, blocks 1873, 1277, 1880 and 1143.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

Total is, 785 SIG, ,2s4. 4O5 oo$22, 5S2 0
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22
PILE and Fistn1a Cnra-

Sample treatment Red Cross Pile and Ffstala
Cure and book piles free to any address,
Rea Co., DEBT. 2 Minneapolis, MINI.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22
The Old Folks at Home

VIII appreciate fine Indian blanket used
as a rug or sleigh robe. Skinner Co., 416
Market street.