Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22
OUT OF TOWN NOTES.
fPIIOn6 OF EVENTS IN the NEIGH
. ..il' B0Rn0Ob.
Base Gall Battles ia BelIaire and Personals
Too-PoIitits and Crime at ST. Glars
vile, Likewise Lawsuits and Rail
rosds-PoIitics from Wstlel.
BELLAIRE.
Base Ball Notes Personals and Various
Other Mattera

Base Ball Notes Personals and Various
Other Mstters
Rev. CASTOR, of the Presbyterian
church, will exchange pulpits with Rev.
romerov, Of Moundsyille, tomorrow.
The bible class OF the Presbyterian
church met last evening.
Isaac NewlaAd, OF Martins Ferry,
built a small trading boat at that place
and has had il moored at this place Tor
some time, with Flicker Coss and
Andy Mason on the persuaders and
Bob ROmick on the gauge. We think
with this force the boat should get To
Louisville, their port of, destination.
Quite large concourse OF young
Democrats assembled at Zilch's Hall
last evening. A glee club WAS organized
at the suggestion OF our fellow Demo
Gratis Will NJ. Meek and Fred. ). Ii9
con. The glee club consists oil hitsen
members.
Now look out Tor the rendition OF the
"Red, White and Blue" "My Country,
tbs Of thee" "Star Spangled Banner,
etc. We will state here that these boys
known how to sing, and We shall hear
some good music.
NOlllDdn( ~ tkhhliucA oo"N -" -
cruits last night
Mrs. IL. Miller keeps fine stock OF
ladies' and children's ready trimmed
hats and bOnnets at her place OF bust
meas, opposite the Is. a o. passenger
depot
Rev. Coland having returned home,
the usual services will be- held In the
NJ. T.. Church Tomorrow.
Adam Fautel returned home yester-
day from a trip through West Nir-
GINA. ,
Go 10 the millinery establishment OF
Mrs. ii. Miller, opposite the Is. q %.
depot, and get suited IN fine summer
hat.
Several glass house boys we're ar
raivned before Mayor Criswtll yesterday
Oh the charge Of having procured beer
from one Of the Wheeling breweries
under false pretenses. The cases were
heard and the boys allowed TO compro'
mise by paying the amount asked Tor
the beer.
We seem To have opened up an old
wound when We spoke Of Joseph Dob
ler's probability Of taking visit to On
cinnati. An item was published in that
eight Of a sheet handful, which bears
the title Of the Ersning Bulletin, which
was an attempt to stick to their Repub
lican iavOrltes, by saying he Is IN every
way competent toI the task, as II that
would not, or could not, prevent him
from having To accompany the United
States Marshal to Cincinnati should that
gentleman call upon him.
BAsE BALL
The Cliutuns of this city will play a
match game ui bal with the Mechanics
oi South Wheeling to-day AT two
o'clock ON the grounds Ol the Mechanics
in South Wheeling.
The Bellaire club OF this city and n
South Wheeling club will play match
game on the commons west OF travel
Hill to-day at 2 O'Clock. This will be- a
lively game, and much interest VIII be
taken in il.
Two picked mines played "A game yes
ter,lsy morning They were captalned
by w. White and l.. Leath. The Whites
Won by a score oi II Ia Z.
The y. l.. &. H. a Fifth ward club,
and the ChiCagOes, a Fourth wsrl crew
we're also in for il Yesterday. The tor
mer Chicagoed the latter by 10 to %.
The Providence and Worchesters took
up the willow after the former game and
| piayUd all exciting game. The score at
the close stood H. to - The tenth IN
ming was begun, but the VS. got on Ia
the halland knocked the stuiling out OF
| il, and after three runs were made they
called II "A tie.
Don't forget to 20 and see the Excel
siur's aud band play ills afternoon.
We noticed Messrs. SquiggIns and
IIar,ienstein out on the base ball field
Yesterday, getting their hands IN ioI
their contest with the boilers, We sup
| pose
I J. Carr, Of Barnesville, was IN town
Yesterday. Our citizens will remember
him ~ the same who was a candidate
| for Sheriff of Belmont county two years
ago.
John u. IIeinlein, OF Bridgeport, wa'
in town yesterday.
Charles \. Gaumer, Of the Gdictte, al
81 Clairsvile, was in the city, yesterday