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The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-18
Big Goose b erries at Grimm'a

Herman Grimm is displaying at his
place of business some very large goose.
berries, the product Of trees in the gar
den at his home on Sixth avenue and
Alaska street.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-18
IS COMING
Jefferson Sails From Seattle
for Skagway

A cablegram received today by R. A.
Carroll, agent for the Alaska Steam
ship Company, aays the Jefferson sailed
from the south for Skagway yesterday
morning at l o'clock. The Jefferson
will be due to arrive here Monday and
she will have four days mail on board.
The Jefferson will be the first mail
boat to arrive here.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-18

The Pack Train saloon always leads.
1t carries only the best brands OF whis.
kies, wines, beers and all the other
goods to be had at a first-clasS gen tie
mems resort If
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-18

The best meals and best service at
Skagway can be secured at the Fifth
Avenue hotel. II
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-18
Oyster Cocktails at Pack Train

The very best fresh oyster cocktails
in the city are served at the Pack
Train Saloon. If
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01

continued from page "a, Column 4.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01

for $4,000; Dunsmuir to Wager, south
erly line of Fulton street. 175 feet west
of Baker. 25x137:6 feet, for $2500: Hof-
mann to Barbe, three flats and 35x70
feet at 1908 Larkin street, between Clay
and Washington, for $4,000; Surryhne
TO Feehan. north line OF Page street,
100 feet east of Fillmore. 44x155 feet,
for $500; Franks to client, residence
and 65x137:6 feet at 1907 Octavia street
for $4,000: Williams to Mcclure, west
line of Fair Oaks, 210 feet south of
Twenty-fifth street. 25x125 feet, for
$1,000: +. 3. Surryhne also reports sales
to the aggregate amount of over
$4,000 in the Rosenthal Tract, midway
between Ross Valley and San Anselno
B. Getz reports the following sales: 30x
1876 feet south line of b street, west of
Twenty-sixth avenue, to II. Samuels; 2ox
100 feet northeast line of Brazil avenue
southeast of London street, TO George and
d. Youngson; 50x120 feet west line of For
5ty-first avenue, north of U street, to H.
o. Dreher: northeast corner of w street
and Fortieth avenue, to R.~M. Cook; 25x
100 feet northwest line of Edinburgh
street northeast of Japan avenue, to G..
and d. Youngson; 25x120 feet east line of
Thirtieth avenue, south of l. street, to e.
M. Pomroy: 25x120 feet west line of Thir-
tieth avenue, south Of Z street, to II. j..
Lathey; 5Ox120 feet west line of Forty-first
avenue. north of U street, to H. j.
Lathey: 25x100 feet southeast line of Mos
cow street, 225 feet northeast of Russia
avenue. 10 Ralph Thomas; 25x120 feet east
line of Twenty-second avenue, south of
Point Isobos avenue, to George Won ARK;
25x10o feet southeast line of Moscow
street. southwest of China avenue. to g.
n. Robes; 25x120 feet east line of Ninth
avenue, north of * street, to H. Green
baum 5ox120 feet east line of Thirty first
avenue. south of | street, to F. B. Gun
ningham; 75x120 feet west line of Forty
first avenue. south of t street. to NJ Lit
tlefeld: northwest corner OF o street and
Forty-fourth avenue. to George E. Dixon:
50x1OO feet southeast line of Edinburgh
street northeast of Persia avenue, to A.
E. Reilly; 25x120 feet west line of Forty
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01

5O-feet frontage each for the estate
of William II. Howard a Burlingame
for $15O,0e0, all in one tract, which will
be subdivided and developed and put
on the market on easy terms.
The City Realty Company reports the
following sales: Northwest corner Of
Fourth and Parnassus avenues
75:9Ax32:6 feet. to J. lie Roy for $4,000;
east line of Fourth avenue, 1902 feet
south of Parnassus. 25x107:6, to
Amelia Loring, s25o0; east side of
Third avenue. 200 feet south of 1 street
25x120 feet, to Julia E. Hobart for
$4,000.
Sales have been made by Hawks &
Shelton as follows: Southwest corner of
Greenwich and Cough streets. 9ex1OO
for S. c. Murphy, $1,000; south line of
Green street, IFS feet west of Pierce
25x1O0 feet, for ]. w. Doliver, $4,000;
west side of Larkin street. 66:3 feet
north of Filbert. 25x100 feet. for VIII
liam Smith ct al. $3.50: west side OF
Steiner street, 1876 north of Vallejo
27:6x110 feet. with modern house, for
w. F. Shattuck, $4,000; northwest cor
ner of Fulton street and Parker avenue
103:1Ox116 feet. for H. D. and j. L.
Hawks, $13.650.
The WESTERN ADDITION.
The following transactions are report
ed by +. b. Surrynne during the month
of March: ,Schehr to Sass. three flats
and 25x137:6 feet at 1359-61-63 Oak
street, between Baker and Lyon
for $3.50; Johnson to CALI. cottage and
lot, 1884 Lombard street, between
Cough and Octavia, 25x137:6 feet fol-
$4,000: Kalislxy to Muller. three flats
and 25xS5 feet. southwest corner OF
Masonic avenue and Oak street, fol-
$1,000; Anderson to Hendrix, north
line of Twenty-sixth street. 125 feet
west of Dolores. 25x114 feet, for $3.50
Oppenheimer to Dolan, north line OF
Geary street. 100 feet west of Broder-
lex, 25x137:6 feet, for 1880; Fisher tc
Dean. west line of Fillmore street, 25
feet south Of Hayes. 25x106 feet, fo1
$4,000; Jemeriz to Paine, old house and
20x70 feet at 1906 Leavenworth street
between Jackson and Pacific
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01

seventh avenue, south of 0 street, to NJ
Abrahams; 25x100 feet northwest line of
Paris street, southwest of Persia avenue,
with improvements. to c. Faenzi; 25x120
feet west line of Eighth avenue. south of
N street to William r. Adams; 50x125 feet
north line of Sycamore street, west of
Capitol avenue, to A. Frugal and Il. Gil
ami; 25x1O0 feet southeast line of Madrid
street. northeast of Japan avenue, to
James A. Gray; 25x120 feet east line Of
Forty-eighth avenue, south of K street. to
M. A. McSwiney; 25x1o0 feet south line of
M street, 1916 feet west of Tenth avenue,
to Friede Huber.
Wickham Havens reports satisfactory
progress in selling Piedmont real estate
during the past week Park View tract
No. 2. lying on the hills imme diately back
of Piedmont Springs Park and including
the residence property of William r.
Sharon, has been opened. This tract con-
sists of seventy lots. Attractive 5portals
will adora the corner of Dormidera and
Mountain avenues. The drawings have
been prepared by Architects Bakewell &
Brown DR.. Robert Dunn of San Fran
cisco and Arthur Caldwell of the Oakland
Bank of Savings have begun the erection
of handsome residences on Loretto and
Montecito avenues. in the Central Pied
mont tract. In Central Piedmont tract
No. 2 lots have been sold to the amount
of $4,000.
Sol Getz & Sons report the following
sales: Lot 125x120 feet east line of Forty
fifth avenue. south of II street. to L. Le-
benbaum: 57:6x10O feet southwest corner
of FL street and Forty-fourth avenue. to
]. s. Hunt; 50x1N0 feet north line of S
street. east of Forty-third avenue, to
Clarence H. Hohfeld: 25x10O feet south
line of II street. west of Forty-sixth ave-
nue.. to Nancy A. Shaw; southeast corner
of l street and Twenty-fifth avenue, to
SarsheI D./Cooper; 25x120 feet east line of
Twenty-fourth avenue, south of l street.
to Frank and Mae Staley; 25x120 feet west
line of Forty-second avenue. north of ]
street. to Frank c. Bradford; 25x100 feet
south line of III street. east of Forty-fifth
avenue. to Henry w. Doscher; southeast
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01

corner of II street and Forty-fifth avenue,
to DR.. L. W. Moore: 25x12O feet east line
of Twenty fifth avenue, south Of / street,
to ]. NJ. Capella.
The Burnham & Marsh Company have
sold for L. Runp to c. c. Martin the
northeast corner of B street and Seventh
avenue. 57:sx100 feet, with two houses, for
$500; the northeast corner OF Clay street
and Waverly place, for G.. Chelini to l.. c.
Barbee, 25x40 feet, with two-story brick
building. price withheld by request. but
supposed to be about $4,000: for John L.
Tierney to P. Lynch the northeast corner
of California street and Seventh avenue,
50x100 feet. for $500
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01

der, was turned over yesterday to the
Commission on Lunacy to determine his
sanity He was badly beaten upon the
head and his eyes were blackened. ac-
cording TO his story. by two fOOtpads,
who attacked him shortly before his ar
rest. His talk is foolish
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01
Profes.or stephens to LECTURE.

Professor H Morse Stephens will Iec-
ture for the Mechanics Institute tomor-
row night at Golden Gate Hall on Eff
forts TO Aid the Unfortunate" Prison
Reform" The Problem of Mendicancy."
Count Rumford in Bavaria" This is
the eleventh lecture in the University
Extension course which, Professor
Stephens is delivering for the Me-
chanics' Institute. The concluding lee
ture of the course will be given on
April 16
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01
vnn Nireo i. Foolish.

George ven Niggo, under arrest by
the United States Marshal for embez-
zling a letter and a postal money or
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-01
SEVEN

The only safe and satisfac-
tory remedy that will kill
the dandruf germ and keep
it out Of the scalp is New
bros Herpicide..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-23
Coatof Far and Feathers
Would Just About Fit
Myrtle and Minnie

Myrtle Indignantly denied the charge
and pointing to Minnie, said: Il was
on my way home and this other lady
swore something fierce and the bulls
locked us both up"
Minnie glggied when sent to the
chair and brazenly said guilty" when
confronted with the same charge
The mayor fined them each $500 and
Eage them twenty days in jail. !
Curt Myers, the local dope hend
negro, got bad again last night at the
depot and had to be taken in BY Chief
Morgan, assisted by Deputy Sheriff
Watson. He gave the officers . mer
~ battle all the way up: he is get
ting too strong for this burg. The
fine in his case was $500 and ten days
in the hole,
Johnston chesk, aseoal miner, was
taken in early BY Bartholow ana Nor
ris for drunkenness. 5000.
Kennedy Moore was another plaiH
one by Gould at the cddtthouse short
ly after midnight $500.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-23
THE OTHFRIl. SIDE
4REslDENTp THINKS WE NEED
MANY OTHER THINGS MORE
THAN A WHARF.
Q

Editor West Virginian:
/ see some citizens are writing for
council to build a wharf in First ward.
Fairmont has a wharf that will do her.
There Il no use to spend money fol
nothing. If the boat companies want
a wharf boat they will bring one. All
Fairmont wants is a paved street 10
the river. There is no wharf to
speak Of this side of Pittsburg.
Homestead, Duquesne, McKeesport
and Braddock have no wharfs.
Even at Pittsburg, every packet
company has its wharf boat and
as far as towboats are concerned, they
don't land at wharfs. Another thing
Falrmont wants is City Hall and jail
fit to put people in. The town pays
rent for more than the interest on fif-
ty thousand dollars, which would build
a hall. Now, Mr.. Editor, you know
tkat people get excited about every
two years. 1t has been about that long
since we wanted to blow down the F.,
NJ. and P. bridge and il some crazy
man had done it, there would be six
thousand men out of work just because
people agitated it. So they made IL
cost the railroad company s75O.0OO to
build bridge so a few people could
see the Pastime and the Mermaid come
to Fairmont-both dirty little boats.
And as for large packets to run to
Fairmont, they will not do 1t. There
is only one packet runs to Morgan
town. Mr.. Jacobs says he wants one
to leave Plttsburg every day. It
couldn't get to Fairmont short Of 20
hours. There might be a tow boat
bring barge load of hardware once
in a while, but you viii never see q
large boat only to bring excursions
three months II, the year.
The B. and o. was here before hall
the people Of Fairmont were born ant
the B. and o; will be here when they
are all dead and gone. They are al
good fellows and spend their money,
why not help them along?'
RESIDENT,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-23
SHOT FATHER
YOUNG MAN USED A GUN IN A
FAMILY ROW IN PENNsYL-
VANlA TOWN.

BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Jan. 23-Er.
nest A. Griffith, aged 10, was taken to
jail at Uniontown last night charged
with shooting his father, Harry E. Grit
nth, farmer, at their home in Red
stone township. The deed was com
mitted yesterday morning soon after
breakfast. The son alleges he shot II
self.defense. The, father says he was
chastisIng his son for abusing his
mother. The mother partially corro
borated the boys story.
The two quarreled and it is alleged
that Ernest fred six shots from a re
yolyer. After the father fell the youth
used the revolver as club, beating his
father on the head as he lay on the
floor. One bullet went through the
fathers left lung, lodging just under
the skin in his back. oficers Patter
son and LabIn, Of this place, arrested
the young man. Heawaived a hearing.
The people here say the father beat
his son frequently. The prisoner re
fuses to talk except to say he defended
himself from a beating. DR.. Lewis
Reickard, who removed the bullet
stated Grifith has a"slIght, chance to
live. ~"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-23

slE4lNE 3
NEW YORK, JAIN. 23.-ss spurred to
acticns by an avalanche of complaints,
ssotests and accusations, tie Weather
BuEesn. Il was announced hoflciallS.
I'M last begin an linyes:ig igahon onainto
ia ways sin which 1sOe Is handling this
present winter. 1t was only when the
reate pressure was brought to bear
npon the burea1 that the heads Of 1t
Nere moved to acton. 1t is intimated
that positive orders to the effect came
nom washington and the Hague Tri:
bunaiw which were SO definite that pull
and influence were compelled to give
Formal charges which are now be-
ing drawn bya Joint committee Of fore
casters and other persons faggrieyei
range from rnalfessance. misfeasance
and nohfeasance In once ,tirec. viola
lion 81 the party platform anda frac'
ture cf snte.o ofice promises A'strons
icree of counsel has been retained for
tiie prosecution bE the winter resort
men. hut II Is WHISPERED tlat an equal
~ strong array has been retained for
me defense Of the association Of snow
removal contractors, who are buying
rasi estate 10 Fittta avenue.
Itwas impossible to obtain yester
~ d full3 list Of the crmplainants
oF the complaints, but enough was re
yeaIedsby persons high up in the ser
Wee whose names for obvious reasons
maynot be used, to Say that the great
est namber Of complaints have come
nom the Independent Association Of
Geaef Citizens, who, lying upon pre-
eaon indications, purchased largely
oeheayy5and expensive clothing.
Amalgamated Association Of coal
deaiers, Who have been prevented from
rnalsias the usual January advance in
prices.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-23
GENERAL JOE WHEELER. IS
THREATENED With PNEUMONIA
AGED WARRIOR
SERIOUSLY I'LL

NEW YORK, jan 28.-BrigadIer
General Joseph wheeler, U, s. A, re.
tired, is isFeported TO be,seriouslyill at
the home Of his sister in Brooklyn,
and to-day It is feared that he will de.
velop' pneumonia,
General Wheeler4ls q sixty,nine years
q age ana should phepmonls follow q
deep seated cold ard q bronchial at.
fectlon, t6sre void be great fear
that hlsl4tness might terminate q;
tally. General elers physicians
are constantly in atsadance iipon
aim but tsey8sFe ttpaSle % announce
that how'll not hage pneumonia Ttie
asa gartor has beep conanea 70 his
lied for the past topS days and thefe
has been iitee or no Improvement iii
his condition up to thia time
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-23
ITO MORGANT 0WN
HAS FRANK WRIGHT BEEN
TRANSFERRED ,BY ORDER OF
JUDGE MASON.

Judge Mason this afternoon issued
IN order transferring Frank Wright,
alleged accomplice to Helen May Pay
ton in the murder Of Jacob N. Pay
ton, to the Monongalia jail until the
March term of Circuit Court. For
one reason the court deemed the Ma
rion county jail insecure and then
there were other reasons which were
not stated.
A rule was issued this morning by.
the Circuit Court against B. G. viii
.lians and Waady Dye.
b Marshall W. Ogden, administrator
ot the estate Of P. s. Heck, deceased,
has entered suit in the Circuit Court
against the W. Va. Grocery ami Can.
dy Company, in chancery; February
rules.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-23
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND WOMEN
Will LMARGH TOOFIIO,S CAPITAL
DEMANDING.TFIE RIGHT TO VOTE
GREAT DEMONS NSTRATION
PI.AlIngEDsBY w. @. L. U. LEADERS

CoLBMBUs "a Jan. % One nun;
tred thcusand women, shouting ho-
sannas and praying for the enactment
OF the bill granting women the right
10 vote On 1loealsoption questions is the
plan of the leaders Of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union Of Ohio.
Invading tie old Capitol building
they Eillittt their voices in prayer and
soag beseechfng the lawmakers to
gise them the right TO vote on this
questions With the w. c. n. o. will
work iie Woman,s Suffrage Leagues Of
ono. lie latter laying aside their own
measure % aid the campaign for a
voiee in local option elections.
The suggestion for the crusade is
furnIshsd in an article IN the Journal
and Mes enger; organ Of the Baptist
ehnrch from the PEN Of Jared Maris,
Of Sharon, Hamilton county. Copies
Of tie articles have been sent to lead
en- oftile ". q. 7. q. workers in Ohio
ana socn1 Mrs Romans, chairman Of the
legislative Committee, will take such
action IS Is deemed best cations
of women win be formed in every
county and It Is believed that over a
thousand from each county Will make
the tFfp 70 Columbus:
Chairman Briggs, Of the House Tenn.
perance Committee says he will ar
range a ameeting at any time. but it is
believed the crusade will not take
pIaee until Governor Pattison is able
toibe ii his once. 80 that he can meet
fllen and hear their prayers
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-23
THESE TWO GIRLS DO BEHAVE
"scANpALousasANo SOME,
THINe,WlLL HAVE TO BE
poHEfWlTH THEM.

|. Myrtle Merriaeld and Minnie Nc.
Donald are going to fool around until
they get a coat Of tar and feathers,
Their behavior is sadly in need Of re
formation and as the Yost treatment
is somewhat harsh to apply to women,
the suggestion was made to tar and
feather them.
They positively have no sense Of
,decency and do not attempt to con.
duct Themselves IN anything like a
proper manner, Coming to town be
fore dark last evening they cut into
the booze and before 9 o'clock were
good and drunk,
Bsrtnolov and Fleming found
them on the suspension bridge, insult
ing all passersby and Safeguarding
to the best Of their no mean. abilities.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-23
TROJBIE is BRFWING.FOR 1906;
SHAM WINTER AROUSES PROPHETS
DOSE Bone fraternity and k Angeed BY Contradiction Of Their
Pedtsidn--.Yei rs Yagafes Are To Be InVestlgat
ed By The Weather Bureau.
winter Resort Mem.

Winter Resort Men.
United Order of Wishbone Experts,
who were cruelty induced to prophesy
a severe winter and are thus humilia'
ted.
Geese.Flew.High Bund, which does
not have any III feeling against the
geese for seeking such an altitude, but
contends that the year must have
swindled them.
Ground.Hog- -Burrowed.Deep solidar'
ity o. Sullivan county, which says the
little animal must have been imposed
upon.
Heavler.Fur.Than,in.Years on Ami
mails Union, which says something
should be done to a year that sent the
animals around with such unnecessary
burdens.
Amalgamated Of Astrological Fore
casters, who declare the stars cannot
lie and therefore the weather must
have told a falsehood.
Added to the foregoing must be the
"high tide men," the heayy.moss.on
the-bark-otthetree people, the So
ciety of Frost Bitten Feet, Old Wounds
and Rheumatism. All Of them have
announced their intention of appearing
at the investigation declaring that ii
spite Of deliberate, straightforward
promises the year has turned upor
them and has not only refused to al
low winter to do its work but has. ii
the opinion Of many, kidnapped It ant
sent 1t somewhere out In the North
west territory.
Sundays weather will be an impor
tant piece Of evidence at the investl
cation. This will be subpoenaed ant
taken before the committee. 1t vii
be declared that It was no winter a
all, but April 30 or July Q. or some 9th
er day masquerading with the full per
mission Of the accused as January 81.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-23
Big jump
LEON COMBS LEApED FROM
FOURTH STORY WINDOW TO
THE GROUND AT COOK
HOSPITAL.

A horrible accident occurred al
Cook Hospital yesterday which may
cost Leon Combs his life. Combs was
at the hospital for treatment when he
suddenly became unmanageable. His
nurse was unable to control him and
before assistance could be summoned
he jumped from a fourth story win
dow to the ground, a distance of some
fifty feet; landing on strip Of sod
which alone saved him from instant
death. While still in precariouf
condition, the physicians believe there
is hope for bis recovery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-23
-s7FTLL STEADILY GROWING
Is The West virginian's Subscription List.
Some New Plans Will Be Announced Soon.
tsseAa d

There is nothing In the West Virgin
an subscription list within past weeks indeed
ey gratifying without any specially have added
sta6 regular ubscrbers coming in everyday
The West venan ambition furnish the best home paper
ever published Marion county perfectns plans to that effect
our experience interested in local news and
county local happenings than any We will have some
important announce to make line In few days
The west Vrunan will content until II becomes regular
evening visitor at majority the reses this community The
events Of the day carefully eoed and laid before its readers
hours ahead Of any other paper T3ays while will be
one Of our notices
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-23
HDETEGTEVES
HAVELEFT.
TOWN
SOMETHING Will
BE DOING LATER

Bailey and Alyord, the two Reform
League men, left town yesterday at.
terpoon and have not been heard
from since. Before leaving, how.
ever, they are alleged to have in.
formed a few persons that five detec,
tives would arrive in Fairmont before
next Sunday and that something
would be doing. They are also
claimed to have told some one that
the Christian people OF Falrmont
we're not cooperating With them AMI
that when the next bunch arrived IL
would compel the church people to
help them out and would also deter.
mine for what reasons the officers
refused the two men warrants for
the arrests Of the alleged violatots.
IL seems that local officials deemed
themselves worthy of conducting their
own city and refused to brook inter
ference from outsiders.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-23
Girl ss.noarssPp sP In the Wa,

WHEELING, W. Va, Jan. 2S,-n
the case Of the State against A. John
Holiar, charged with stealing a dla'
mond stud from a travelling man, H.
A. Klldow, at the McLure house
Christmas day, Attorney R. M. Ad'
dleman, representing the defense,
claimed that he could not bring out
certain testimony material in the
case because Of the presence Of the
female court stenographer The jury
brought in, q verdict ofEnot guilty
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-23
TIED UP AT REDWOOD.
Train No 5 Got Caught BY Heavy
DoWnpour of Rain.

The town Of redwood is under four
feet of water to-day. The regular
train from there due here at 5:S5
could not get away from there this
morning and a messenger from Weston
will run in about i've hours late.