Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-15

Whose name was Helen Maria,
Who ever would sail down the banister rail-,
When she thought nobody was nigh her.
Her brother, whose name was Josiah,
Fixed the rail with piece OF barb wtah,
But ii wouldn't be best TO tell you the rest,
For were already blushing like fab.
Az REyoIR, singing societies.
Who said there would be railroad con-
ference yesterday?
QUITE q number Of drunken men were on
the streets last night.
THE hook and ladder truck will receive
a much needed coat Of paint.
The Wheeling societies are bound to dis
tipguish themselves in Buffalo.
The mills are down and the men will
enjoy the rest during this warm weather.
JOIN FRIEDEL has purchased the Mendel
property, Penn and Zane street, for $1,000.
Misses Anna Trim5le and FIR noes McNul-
" leave for Cireinnat Tuesday on pleasure
trip.
TIE Jack Bass fishing club will leave for
the head waters Of the Big Wheeling creek
"Wednesday.
The new rails for the Citizens railway
line are not arriving as rapidly as the conl-
pany can lay them.
An itinersnt contortiOnist drew large
crowd to the postotfce last evening and
collected many nickels.
AN immense quantity Of rain tell early
yesterday morning, bat the weather cteare
and the day was delightful.
The Disciples Sunday School will have
their picnic at Beach bottom, on July -
A grand time is anticipated.
ROBERT PAGENDORN yesterday conveyed
tie half of lot d. square 20, in Caldwell
aH1Sfinp IN Inhn kapDimvar for -
Mas. CHRISTIAN IIEwlG AID soa G . GO,
of Richie'Own, who left here lately tor
Germany, arrived safe at Bremen, June
%.
THE Republican Central Committee met
stSt. C.GIrsyille, Ohio, yesterday, and lie.
cided TO hold their convention at Martins
Ferry, August -.
HARVEY FRAZIER has perfected a new
feed for the selffeeding machines. Yes.
terday ii was tested at the Riverside mill
and worked very nicely.
ONE Of the prominent farmers from JEFF
ferson county, O., informed reporteryes-
terday that the crop of wheat would thrash
out 40 bushels per acre Of No. l wheat.
The Msenperchor Singing Society took
an immense crowd of excurfOniSts to Butfa.
10 yesterday. The Ariou, Beethoven and
Germania will take another one tomorrow.
The Ohvsttes, of Wheeling Island, and
the Shellbarks, of East Wheeling, crossed
bats, yesterday afternoon, on the Island.
The O.iyette won the game by score OF -
to 10.
The Woodruff and Wheeling Reds"
played a match game of base ball in the
South Side yesterday, which terminated
in victory for the latter, by score Of Is
to 10.
The Big Eclipse fishing club left for
POwhatan Yesterday afternoon. The mem.
hers belonging to the club, who were IN.
able get away yesterday, will join the boys
next week.
OFFICER MoRRIs arrested Arthur Ather-
ton last night for dISorderly conduct. This
man is noted for his row raising anu the
chances are he will get god dose to-mor-
row morning at Police Court
Mr.. JoHS II. HOFFMAN,, the efficient aud
popular cutter of G. Hess & Sons clothing
house, has resigned his position at that
place and will accept q like position with
an extensive Eastern house.
A LARGE number of our citizens left for
NOundSyille to attend the camp meeting
yesterday, and Judging from the general
tone of conversation among those still in
the city there will be a much larger crO yd
leave to day.
YESTERDAY morning, quite an exciting
.
Ford, Of BenwoOd, got out OF his buggy naar
the Citizens Railway stable to attend u
patient; while absent, the alimsl b'clma
frightened and started off at a terrific speed
. completely demolishing the buggy, at the
corner Of Jacob and 18th street.
CHARLES ERE, a twelve yesr-old boy, was
badly injured at the BenwoOd mill at noon
yesterday. He was engaged in cleaning
Gould Self-feeder, when q companion tight
nod ha nd -.
hand in the cogs. The fingers were fright.
fully torn and bruised, and Dr.. Ford tLIuSS
il may be necessary to amputate the hand.
FRIDAY niSht = son o Z. DOnehoe, the
jeweler, at No. 1885 Market street. met
with 8 very bad accident He, in some un-
accountable manner. ran his left hand
through one of the large show cases, cut
ting the member open from the tRSers 10
the wrist. DR.. Alderman was called in and
dressed the wound, which took seven
stitches to close it.
YESTERDAY afternoon about O'Clock, a
row Of small dimensions was kicekd 40 in a
house in alley Il, between Twerty.fourth
and Twenty fifth streets. Telephone mes.
sagCS were sent to Officers Barum and vii.
liams who fastened to the scene of action,
only 10 find everything quiet, except that
the alley was completely jammed with
people, all esger to witness the fracas. The
ofnCers are trying 10 get at the true facts IN
regard TO the row, and very likely the par.
Elephants will be before Judge LETTERS to
morrow morning.
A FEW days ago the workmen engaged in
digging the trench on Main street for the
6 inch gas main struck large log oppo-
site Stlfers dyeing establishment. What
particularly attracted their attention was
the perfect state of preservation of the log
the bark even being intact. A large piece
was cut of and it was found To have hole
through il. Superintendent Dillon, OF the
gas works remembers hearing his father
tell Of the Beamers laying q water trough
from the hill down 10 their tavern, which
used to set about where George X. Wheat's
residence now stands, aud that the trough
was laid in the year 1906. Superintendent
Dillon has preserved piece of the log or
trough, and considers il q great relic.
GRUSDY's cholera and disrrl OF mixture
is reliable. Prepared by r H. List, 1910
Main street.
A Hand-Bo
The Secretary Of State Randolph Stall.
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