Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-16
In GENERAL.
Horse e

Horse sen-e.
Prof, Bartholomew Equine Paradox,
wb;cb will exhibit in the city shortly, is GER
,siply a wonderful illustration OF the point
nm TO which q horse can be educated. The
Intelligence oftbe horse is simply remark
abIe. and the performance is a reproduction
of the scenes and incidents Of the same
number ofboys and girls in q school with
q similarity Of their peculiarities and DIS
nositions. They understand spoken Ian
rruape know their " names and number,
and those of their schoolmates, and each
others duties. On the whole the pertor'
nance is exceedingly interesting, and no
doubt large audiences will greet them
Memorial Celebration.
A meeting was held BY the Turner's yes
,ordsv afternoon at their hall to make ar
ranpcmen,s in respect to the memorla!
celebration in honor OF the anniversary oil
Presiden, Lincoln's death, which occurs on
the 18th of April. Two delegates from
each singing society were present, but moth
inc %special was done. a meeting has been
called for next Sunday afternoon, when one
DELEGATE from each society will be present
and a programme Of exercises arranged
The affair promises 10 De a great success
as affairs gotten up by the Turner's always
are.
The Island Rink.
The game of foot ball, at the Island link,
Saturday night, was a brilliant success
The rink was we'll filed, and fun reigned
supreme. This evening there will be a
match game of foot ball in Mother Hub,
bnrds. in which thirty-siS contestants will
par,ic pate. and which the public are cor,
daily invited to attend. Tomorrow and
Wednesday evenings the attraction will be
the well known lady star, Miss Marie
CARLYLE. probably the most accomplished te-
male skater in this or any other country,
salvation in the South Eud.
The Salvation Army, or part Of 1t, has
rented the German Methodist Church build
ing at the corner Of Jacob and Thirty,
seventh streets, and will hereafter hoId
meetings there. Saturday evening they
marched down and held a rouSing meeting.
as they also did Yesterday. The South End
oughtto be satisfied now; they have a skat-
ing rink and Salvation Army, but presently
,bey will want a national bank, or some
fANI
other luxury.
Another Satchcl Snatcher.
Saturday evening. about ! o'clock, a lady
named Mary McCulloch, while passing the
linsly Institute, had a hand satchel snatched
from her hand by a mar whom she de-
scribes as being Of medium height, wear
ing a tall hat or cap. After securing the
satchel he ran down the street about half a
square, when he opened it, and finding no
ysluables therein, threw it down and disap
Feared. The lady again secured the satchel
and went on her way.
New Polo Club.
A polo club, composed of well known and
popular South Side young gentlemen, was
organized last Friday night. The following
officers we're elected: President, Robert
Cowen; President, Henry Schaefer
Secretary, Henry Nierhcller; Coptain, Chas,
Schemp. This club is to be known as the
"Chapline Street Polo Club" and have Sc
cured the use Of the Chapline street rink
Cor the season.
Pleasant Event.
Mr.. Henry Johnke, messenger Of the City
Bank, and his wife, celebrated their
silver wedding at their home, 2il2 NcCol.
loch street. Mr.. Johnke's seven children
and son-in-law were present, besides \ large
number of friends and relatives. Rev.
Uliert blessed the happy couple anew and a
most delightful time was experienced by
all present. Many handsome and yalua.
ole presents were given Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnke.
Who /, He
Miss Ida Marshall, Of Fairview, Hancock
county, ". Va who will be remembered as
a-cbarming visitor here for several sum
mers, is soon to be married to a prominent
society gentleman of Wheeling.-Parkers
1urg Journal. NJ IS Marshall graduated at
he Wheeling Female college here several
Years since, and made a favorable impress
'ion as a very charming young lady. No"
gho is the lucky man?
Dude on Rollers.
Tonight, at the Chapline street rink
something new will be presented in the way
If q skatorial artist. Prot. +. I. Billings
OF New York, will give an impersonation Of
= Madison Square dude on rollers. This
sill undoubtedly be very funny and interest.
ng, aud large houses are assured. He will
also give a performance tomorrow even
!Dg.
Thermometer Record,
The following is the thermometer record
or Saturday and yesterday, as observed
At Schnepfs drug store, Opera House
conner: Saturday: IA. m, 50; II NJ, IS;
; p. IN, so; Z p. m so. Sunday: : a. m.
Il, u m, IS; ) p. m, 80; I p. m, 81.