Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-17
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OFaANizE ward Cleveland aud Hendricks
clubs
TUE Committee on Health are called for
tonight,
one marriage license was issued at the
Clerk office Yesterday.
THE molders were on full force at Sweeney
& Sons foundry yesterday.
TuE German Lutheran Sunday School
viii picnic at Wheeling Park to-day.
AT late hour last night only two arrests
were reported at police headquarters.
FoUR deeds Of trust were admitted to
record at Clerk Hooks Office Yesterday.
THE East Wheeling turtle hunters re
turned from weeks hunt, yesterday, with
twenly-three very fine turtles
IrWas to Capt. Vim. Prince and not to
Capt. Tom, that the Prince Boat Club pre-
sented the easy chair on Saturday.
About s o'clock last evening portion
of the city was in total darkness. The gas
seemed to have been shut of for few mo-
mentS.
THIs evening manners Orchestra will
give a grand open air concert at Seiberts
/ Garden. These concerts are becoming very
popular.
Tbs Board of Directors Of the State Fair
/ Association were called to meet at the
Court House yesterday, but no quorum
appeared.
DEMOCRATIC organizations in this vicinity
should prepare to como to Wheeling next
! Wednesday night and participate in the
grand ratification doings.
The Riverside heating department and
factory will resume work to-day. The COM
I pany have had new set of steel rolls and
pinions put up in the rolling department.
The Little Jewel" Of the English Luth-
eran Sunday school picnic in the old Fair
grounds on the Island to-day. All baskets,
properly marked with the name of its
owner, brought to the church by ga. m,
will be hauled over to the Island free of
charge.
Topaz will be big day in the Salvation
Army. Capt Light, the frontier champion,
better known as kansas Jack, will speak
at the hall in the evening. He will be
dressed in his native costume. To prevent
a rush an admission fee Of ten cents will
be charged.
Mr.. Ed. MESDEL, one of the Directors Of
the State Fair Association, left for Pitts
burgh, Yesterday, to perfect arrangements
with the owner of Jay Eye See and also
! with the owners of the other speed trotters
to bring these horses here and trot during
the Fair for purse of $4,000.
The Comet Social will give a grand
moonlight picnic at Seiberts Garden, next
Friday evening. The gatherings of this
/ club always speaks well for the Comet, as
! thew are always attended by very fine
/ crowd Of ladies, and the best of order
/ is always preserved.
YESTERDAY about 1900 buckets of black
berries arrived in this city by the regular
Parkersburg packet. The reports from be-
low show that this is an exceptionally good
year for black berries The thrifty hou seville
/ will be able 10 secure any quantities of this
luscious fruit at very low figures to preserve
/ for winter use.
The small boys living along Chapline
street in the Fifth ward, amuse themselves
every evening BY placing stones and bricks
! on the rail of the street car track, much to
the annoyance of the street car company
/ Some fine morning their parents will have
to appear at Police Court aud pay their
! fines.
Sol. WHITE, the colored base ball player
belonging to the Browns, was ont on the
base ball grounds practicing this morning
and boarded freight train to return to the
city. In some manner his foot got caught
between the bumpers and was badly crushed.
He was taken home in an express wagon.
While amputation will not be necessary,
the foot is very badly injured, and will stop
! Soils base bah playing for this season.
/ Bellaire Tribune.