Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-31

The Standards Will play the jennings, Ol
Pittsburgh, Friday and Saturday, Neschan.
Ocks, of New Castle, Monday and Tuesday
and the Stars, OF Petersburg, "Wednesday
ARRANGEMENTS will probably be made by
which Clarence Laird will stay and pi tch
the remainder of the season for the Stand
| ard. He and Barkley are the winning
team
TKOuGH not officially stated, it is gen.
orally known that the Laughlin mill will
sign the new scale, provided 1t and the
AmslgamatiOu can agree about the gas
furnaces.
PATRICK FRIERY was accidentally cut in
the thigh at the Belmont mill, yesterday,
by friend carelessly handling penknite;
He bled freely. but DR.. Mccoy pronounced
the wound slight.
THIS office was yesterday made the recip-
lent of a magnificent bouquet by Mr. John
T. Richardson, of the Seventh ward The
flowers were grown at his green house,
corner OF Ohio and Penn streets.
Miss AMELIA YEAGER, of Eighteenth
street, was surpr sed by party OF about
thirty Of her friends, on Tuesday night.
An adjournment was had TO Seiberts
garden, where a pleasant evening was
spent.
A FISrICrFF between Mr.. Mathew Daily
and David Grant, Esq, on Eleventh street
created quite a sensation in that quarter.
officer Junkins arrested both parties, who
gave security for their appearance before
police court.
LEON VAN WALT and Cart Armfeld, Of
Short Creek, had Il difficulty at MCMana-
ways, yesterday, which Squire Ankle adj
Indicated. Armtisld was fined, and in
tends swearing out warrant for Van
Walt to-day.
Do certificates certify? School Superin.
tenden Butcher has received a problem ike
this: II man, on examination, ge's No.
> certificate, and upon being re examined,
imm, diately afterward, gets No. 3, can he
teach ON the No. 2?
THERE was an interesting game OF base
ball, yesterday afternoon, between the
BCarti-pile CrankS and the DutCh-LOt Nib
btrs, both of the South Side. The Cranks
defeated the Nibbers by score Of 10 to ID.
The Crsnks would like to cross bats with
the RivcrSideS.
The party OF Wheeling and LcatherwoOd
tourists will, weather permitting make
their trip To the burning well, to-day.
special car will be attached to the regular
train and the yard engine will bring 1t
back whenever the party shall have return
ed to Washington.
A YOUNG gypsy fled from near Wheeling
on Monday with the wife of anOthe r MEM
her of the band and $500 belonging to the
deserted husband. The husband pursued
them and overlook them here, and with the
aid of Constable Stanley recovered the
Misunderstanding JeGerSoHidn.
MANAGER RIEsrER says the Opera House
has booked an unusually large and fine col
lection of attractions for the coming season.
The full list. as far as made, will be given
in few days. JEANNE Winston opens the
season next Tuesday, with Steven s
Twelve Jolly Bachelors" Combination.
The wool growers of Washington county
will hold a meeting in Washington, on
Saturday, September 9Th, TO appoint COM
mittee 10 represent the wool producing in
teIest befurte the tariff commission. West
Virginia wool growers should make SINH
lar move, especially the counties Of Ohio
and Brooke.
YESTERDAY one Of the workmen employ
ed BY the PittSburg contractors in the work
of erecting the Standard mill, at Martins
Ferry, fell distance of ten or twelve feet
to the ground, by which he sustained q
fracture of one arm and dislocation of his
shoulder. DR.. Fisher, of Bridgeport, at
tended the injured man.
The return game between the Police Ga
zettes and Rough and Ready took place
Yesterday afternoon, and was won by the
| former BY score of | TO 3. The p. G $. will
play the Actiyes, of East Wheeling. Satur-
| DAY afternoon. The pitcher Of the 2. G's.
| has made seven home runs, aud says he
challenges any man in the city to bat with
| him.
\ MAN named Gary, living in the lower
| end of the Sixth ward, got his hide full of
the ardent, yesterday evening, and inside
himself a general nuisance to the inha6it-
ants of that district. He finally forced his
way into the residence of Mr.. James C..
Maloney, and proceeded to demolsh things
generally, when Martin MalOney put in an
appearance and took him TO the lookup.
WHEN the Wheeling excursioniSts went
To Washington, Pa, on Saturday, to visit
the oil we'll q misunderstanding occurred
with Rogers, the liyeryman, and the Wheel
| ing party refused to 90. Mr. Rogers is ont
| in card, in the Washington Reporter. He
claims he agreed to furnish teams for We'd
nesday, and had them ready, though the
rain prevented q start. On Saturday he
| asked 81. so, which he thought was right.
Mr. Rogers says he will furnish tranSpOrta.
| ton free IL the facts are not as he states
! them.
QUITE a number of base ball men assem-
| bled on the Fair grounds yesterday morn
| ing TO witness the result of wager between
| a prominent sewing machine man and one
| of the toll keepers at the bridge. The bridge
| man wagered $40 that he could catch ten
successive balls to be thrown by Sam Moffat
| OF the Standards from the short stop to first
! base, On arrivingst the grounds the princi-
I pals got into adispute as to whether the ball
should be thrown with full fierce or not.
/ The dispute finally ended up by the toll
man declining to make the contest, and now
both parties claim the stakes.
Ar IS6 Sixteenth street, the residence of
the pastor OF the Eng. Evangelical Lutheran
church, Rev. E H. Dornblaser, there took
place quiet little wedding last evening
Col. Nathan Wilkinson aud Miss Tillie ID.
Sutherland were united in the holy bonds
of wedlOck. They left this morning at an
early hour over the Baltimore and Ohio
for Washington, Boston and other Eastern
cities and places of interest. After some
weeks absence they will return via the
Falls. A vacancy has thus been caused
among the teachers in the public schools
which will be difficult to fill, but the Colo
mel has won a fair and accomplished bride.
The good wishes of their many friends in
The city go with the happy couple.
For the grand excursion to Cleveland on
Saturday next. the Harmonic Maennerchor
Singing Society has made the greatest prep.
arstions. Trains on the c. Il 2. road will
leave rs follows: Bridgeport, $50 P. NJ;
Martins Ferry 5:35 p. NJ; brilliant, P. N. !;
StpuhenyiIIe, 6:I5 p. NJ From Bridgeport
and Martins Ferry the fare is 50 Is. and
from Brilliant and Sieubenyille % 50,
Tickets are ON sale at: +. Riester, German
Fire Insurance Co.'S office; Louis Dechert
Miller & Frsnzheim's Jewelry Store; Cnss
Moenkemoellpr's Drug Store; Charles
Goe,ze's Drug Store; John Becker's jewel
~ Store. South Wheeling; Appenzeller &
Remps. Rridsf port, Ohio; Schaefer's MuSic
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