Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-18
IN GENERAL.
Election of Officers.

IN GENEhAls
Election of Otiicers.
The Third annual election of Directors OF
the Standard Building Association took
place last night, and the following gentle
men were elected: Charles II. Berry, r. J.
Smyth, G. A. Bsall, Isaiah Warren, l. j.
Hughes, G. G. McKcwn and H. W. Red
man.
Transfer of Real Estate.
The following transfer of real estate wa
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office yester'
day:
Deed made June Is, 1885, By Thomas
Newman to James NcFsdden, for lot No.
l55. on tie north side of Seventeenth street,
in Fast Wheeling. Consideration $3.700.
Did Not Materialize.
The report that Senators Camden aud
Kenns would reach the city last night,
caused the Democracy to eat supper with
more promptness than customary don their
hats and seize their canes and hasten with
alacrity 10 the hotels and other parts were
people most do congregste. But the Sen
ators must have missed connection as they
did not msterlslize.
Another tishlHs Party
The Ssidler Fishing Club left yesterday
for their camp grounds near Cresaps
Grove, Following are the officers of the
club. President, Henry Shafer; Vice Pres
ident, VIM. H. Ripley; Secretary and Treas,
urer, Harry Hastings; Captain, Jack Ss7eIs;
Commissry Benny Rahre; Co.., Adam r
w, Mcclellan; bell boy IJseph Beuter, Jr
The boys will no dOdot have grand time
skating Against Time.
W. q. Blakeney, champion FIVE mile
skater, gave an ENJOYABLE exhibition at the
Chspline street rink last night to good
sized audience. Mr. Blskeney is a first.
class skater and his feat of reducing his
record last night from 1875 to 1855, five
mile dash, was spplsuded heartily. H.
skates easily and gracefully, and the exhi-
bition was creditsble.
weIhe ut BeIlaire.
William Weihe, President of the Amslgs.
mated Association, came down to Bellsire yes
terdsy afternoon and had q business inter.
view with some of the members of the A
A. of |. & s. W. Lodge at that place. lie
returned to Pittsburg last evening, but Whs'
The nature of his business was could not be
learned. He thinks the Western mills will
sign the scale in short time.
Good Race.
Robert Miller, of Harrisburg, Pa, easily
defeated Thomas Steele, of Wsynesburg,
Pa, at the ALEXANDRA Palace Rink last
evening, winning the first two heats in a
race, mile heats, beet two in three A fine
audit nee witnessed the race and spplsuded
Miller to the echo for his fine exhibition oil
speed. Time-First hear, $50; second
heat, S:l4. Juiges-For Miller, Mr.. Chas.
Zane; fer Steele, Mr.. B. Sheppard. Referee,
Captain Hunter.
Runaway.
A horse attached to q wagon belonging
to Peter Dain, the South ChspGne street
produce man, ran of yesterday down in
South Wheeling and made the wagon hum
coming up until Csldwells run was reached
Eheu the aft part of the vehicle was left on
enc side OF the stream, while the FROM
gearing continued up street tickling the
horses heels He kept on in his mad career
until Twentythird street was reached where
be was stopped, having done no dsmag5
except demosishing the wagon.
Garden-Sweeney Nupttals.
Yesterday morning at the residence Of
the brides father. A. j. Sweeney, on North
Main street, occurred quiet little event
that made Miss Mary K. Sweeney Mrs
John B Garden. The ceremony was per
formed BY Rev. J. I. Mcclure, and occurred
at o'clock. in The presence Of a few Of the
immediate relatives Of the contracting par
ties. After congratulations had been ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs. Garden lett on trip to
| Cincinnati and other points, with the heart
/ lest and best wishes Of countless friends fol
/ LOVING in their wake.
wheeling Boy Married in Allegheny.
Quite brilliant wedding too place il
Allegheny City, Pa, on Tuesday night, the
/ contracting parties being Mr.. Samuel L
Bellman, formerly of Wheeling, and Mis-
| Sue Kelley, of Allegheny City. Among tn
guests from this city were Hon. Charles "
/ Seabrisht ard daughter, Mics Mary Sea
briahts, Miss Sadie Bellman and Mr.. Harry
D. Commerford, who acted as groomsman
The presents were numerous and costly
/ The BRIDE and groom will take shor
trip through the east and return to ALE
ghtny to settle down in life,
Nailers Meeting.
Tie Board OF Trustees of the United
Ssilers Of America met yesterday after
noon Al McLain's Hall TO make arrange.
ments for the nsiley convention, which oc
~urs in this city on July IA. The coming
: ''ag viii be one of much interest and il
meet that delegates FROM every nail
- >-tsrn district will ba pres-
a. I, i tSoUSbt by ssHme that the prsseus
situation in iron circles will ,Sot change IN
I'll that time and that conferences viii be
:, -apged to take place between committees
49,, The Nsilsrs aud Manufacturers Asoy
o;S,;on whereby the differences viii be set,
IL ~ oI;c.n y and without trouble
co.na - ricks $3.50 Mems seam
-. 0T anu see "A ton, ll4s Main street
u.In II voc waRt.to hire Be. ~ 40 II.
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