Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-31
RESULTS OF RUNNING.
small Matters of News Picked up Here AMI
There.

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PIcxErT BRos. sport the boss safe in
Wheeling.
ONLY one plain drunk reported in the lock
up last evening.
OSE marriage license was issued at Clerk
Hooks Office yesterday.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to rec
ord at the Clerks Office yesterday.
DIR. CHAs. H. Ross will leave tomorrow
for Chicago to travel through the big CIR
cult
The Healy base ball club has been reor-
eanized and will be one of the best clubs IN
the city.
HANS NELSON, native of Denmark, re-
ceived his second papers in part : OF the
Circuit Court yesterday.
THREE cars loaded with German emit
grants passed over the b. q o. railroad en-
route for the far West.
GEO. BRowS, of England, took ont his first
papers as a citizen of the United States at
the Circuit Court yesterday.
QUITE a number of drunken men were on
the streets last evening. All of them, how
ever, conducted themselves properly.
On Short Creek. Thursday night ice
formed to the thickness of Onc-eighth of an
nch, and crops were badly damaged by the
:rost.
THE Mannerchor Singing Society picnic
at Seibert's Garden yesterday. y very
large crewd was present and splendid
time enjoyed by all.
The Happy Ii hit will cxcurt to Cresap's
.ro,e Oh Inc steamer Telegram to-day.
Parties wishing to spend pleasant day
should join this excursion.
SEVERAL "settoS' took place on Market
street near the postofiice about dark last
evening, none Of them amounted to any
thing as friend Immediately inlcrtered.
The Machinsts and MoIders played
match game of base ball on the tunnel green
Yesterday morning. The former were de-
clared the victOrs by score of - to -.
THE baccalaureate sermon to the class OF
81 of the Wheeling Female College will be
delivered tomorrow evening by Rev. DR..
Cooke in the Second Presbyterian church.
The rumor that the gas wells at Wells
burg are clogged is an error. The wells are
burning as nicely as ever. Some salt got IN
the pipe yesterday morning, but was imme-
diately recovered.
THE Morning Star Social eHcurted TO
Wellsburg on the steamer Chesapeake last
evening. A very large and select crowd
took passage on the boat and report having
had splendid time.
YESTERDAY morning little boy was rum
over by Martins Ferry wagon on Market
street. The little fellow had very narrow
escape from being killed, the wheels passing
over his shoulder and neck.
HARRY MuRDICE, catcher for the Molder
base ball nine, had his nose broken during
the game with the Mechanics. The Moldcrs
claim they would have won the game had
the accident not have happened.
THr Wheeling Park Committee met yes
.crday and accepted the generous gift from
Mr. Riebcrson of two large Florida alligatOrs,
one measuring - feet and the other feet
These pets viii be placed in the lake at the
park.
LAST evening, about half past eight
o clock, quite an exciting dog fight took
place at the corner of Eleventh and Market
streets. The owners of the dogs had to
work for nearly an half hour before the dogs
would break their grip.
JOIN CRoGAx, of the Old Riycrsides, Of
this city, is playing with the Johnstown
club, of JOhnstOwn, Pa. He is occupying
the position OF centraield and has 80 far play
ed without an error and given great SatStac-
ton His Wheeling friends wish him sue
cess.
\ ,uluhrD girl named Bcaslcy was quite
hadl hurt in Alley C. just north of EIeycatn
street Yesterday She undertook to plss
behind Il horse tied in the alley, when the
animal kicked her on the thigh; fortunately
she was tCo close to the animal to receive
The full force of the kick and no bones We're
broken.
YE>Tr' DAY evening while out riding in
buggy. VIM Bayha aud II friend had a II tr-
row c>caic from being seriously injured.
The horse became frightened at the east
end of Pleasant Valley and turning quickly
broke two wheels of the buggy and carried
tie wreck TO Seibert Garden before he was
stopped.
THE foil, wing CONVEYANCE was admitted
TO record ri Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
\ deed ma the 2lst day of May, 1884, by
Alex Bon. Jr- of Beaumont, Texas, aud
theirs to J: ne Bone, of this city, in consid-
ration of 1000 for all their right title and
interest in lot No. 6, in square 2, of
Churchill addition to the city
MonNING Glory Baking Powder makes
nice light v hite biscuit. Sold by all lead,
ing grocery dealers G. s. Feeny, propric
,or lIlO \ aiu straat