Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-28
FACT AND FANCY.
Miner CITY News and Pertinent ralk
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AaE ICfuzshs Rail tss company have
placed headlights on their cacE 4
Al late hour last night no arrests had
been reported at the police headquarters.
H, SkAxoN will have tickets on sale for
Forepsngh's show at No. 1850 Water street.
TIE Vigilant engine house is receiving
coat Of paint. The work is being done by
the firemen,
TH8 German workmen's Benevolent So.
ciety will give grand ball at Maennercnor
Hall on the 10th Of October.
OwISs to the Hammond selffeeder not
being ready yesterday, ii was not given
thorough trial at the Belmont nail works
The West Virginia Commandery No. 49,
Knights Of American Brotherhood, dis
solved and handed in their charter last
nlGht.
The Oscar Wilde and Dude base ball
mines crossed bats in the North End yes
terday afternoon. The former won the
game by score Of Is 10 IL.
The heaters at the top mill will not work
to-day or 10 morrow, owing to the breaking
Of several cogs in the driving wheeling OF
the forge engine yesterday.
CONRAD SCHANBRA purchased the house
and lot belonging to John Stroehlein, stu.
ste on the southeast corner of TWenty-third
and Chapline streets, for 81, 800.
SEVERAL cogs in the large driving wheel
of the Top mill forge engine broke yester-
day evening. A wedge was put in and
work was resumed Immediately.
The Oscar Wildes, Jr., defeated the Dudes
by q score Of Is TO II. The Vigilants wish
to challenge the Dudes for a game next Sat
urday. All are from the North End.
The Starlight Social gave q fine ball at
the Arion Hall last evening. A very large
and excellent crowd was present. Like all
entertainments given by this society, this
one was certainly a success.
JAMES BRoBsoS was arrested, on complaint
Of John Golfer, for creating disturbance,
and the fact was printed in the city papers.
Now BrObson wants the REGISTER to say he
vas not to blame. See! right here it is.
The poor house committee, on their re-
turn from the poor house yesterday, stop
pen at SeibeITs and had a game of ten
pins. Uncle John Boring was the hero,
making 50 out OF possible 80, with balls.
YESTERDAY afternoon Charles Price and
Miss Minnie Clarity were married at the
Cathedral. A reception was held at the
residence Of the brides parents last even
ing. The newly married couple were the
recipients of numerous and costly presents.
PREACuINu in the Church Of Jesus Christ
IN North BenEOOd, September 30, at IL A.
N. by J. Ellis, of Pittsburgh. Mr. Ellis is a
man of experience, and for fOrty-tiye years
has been preaching the Gospel. Also
preaching in the evening at 30 P. N.
THE collection case will go to the jury
to day in the Circnit Court. The defend
nh I'D ha1 nit in
duCing testimony MesSrs Er,kire and
Barr made their arguments Yesterday, and
MsssrS. Russell and Hubbard will conclude
to-day.
YESTERDAY afternoon J. Bouyard, a
brakeman in the employ of the b. X o.
Railroad Company, while attempting to
make a coupling slipped AMI his shoulder
VI : caught between the bumpers, MASKING
il badly. DR.. Campbell, the COmp7ny's
doctor. was called in and dressed the man
injured shoulder.
A NUMBER Of the friends of Mr.. aud Mrs.
james Duncan, who are visiting friends in
the city, from Philade' phia, gave them an
elegant reception at the residence OF MIR
and Mrs. VIM. q. Onewith corner Of Sixth
and Main streets, on Wednesday evening
last, which was highly enjoyed by all pres
ent. Dancing was the order OF the evening
and was continued unit! A.. NJ
ONE Of the most enjoyable events Of the
season was the social given by Miss Mollie
Young at her residence, on last Tuesday
evening ia honor OF her guest, Miss Berry
of Columbus, Ga. There were about 10
couple present, who spent most delight.
full time in dancing. Delicious refresh
ments Of various kinds were served, after
which agreeable intermission the dancing
wac resumed and continued until the late
ness Of the hour warned the guests that
the hour for departure had arrived.
A GREAT game OF ball was played on the
Island yesterday, in which the talent OF at
least four cities took part. Besides dudes
clerks, lawyers and yocalists from Wheel
ing there we're drummers from New York,
Boston and Chicago. The game was highly
exciting. but the Singers team got away
with the Athletics. The feature OF the
game was a home run by Oscar Wilde,
whose flowing locks were sight as he sped
Ground the bags after knocking the sphere
over the point Of the Island. The score was
- 20 II m favor of Campininfs nine.