Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-21
BELLAIRR,


Leach arrested Midget" Dick up in the
Fifth Ward and brought to the cooler where
be spent the Sabbath. Midget" must have
been under the influence of something as
he Was making great deal Of unnecessary
noise when the officer pounced down upon
him. While on the way to the lookup be
made great deal Of noise, squirmed and
kicked and asked to be let loose, but his
pleading was in vain, and he was obliged to
bow to the will Of his arrester.
Lincoln Hou ston left home at an early
hour Saturday morning, and up till ysster-
day had not been heard from. He is addict
ed to wandering and has probably strayed
away.
The steamer Princess will not run this
morning as there are some repairs to be
made.
VIM. Scheamm is called papa By his
friends since that new boy arrived at his
house.
John McDermott is home from Cincin-
nati.
Rev. NJ. Noll. of Rogersville, and Rev.
". Brown, of Wheeling, yesterday installed
c. 7. w. Hustedt as minister Of the Ger
man Reformed Church Of this city. The
services at 1890 and l;SO we're largely at
tended.
The Globes we're slaughtered last Satur.
day about ID the same proportion they
slaughtered the Crockery Citys. II was sn
of day for them, II seems, and hardly o
man was equal to the occasion. Twelve
rons piled up on the opposition side IN one
inning acted as sort Of heart breaker"
as our boys were no good after that Keys
as pitcher is not bad, and considering his
experience, does exceedingly well, but he
was expected to do more last Saturday than
be was equal to. The Bells can make good
hits when they get Glow balls, and we think
those given them were such, when one takes
into consideration the fact that the visiting
club has bstted almost all kinds OF pitchers,
many OF whom are the swiitest and most
difficult throwers on the road. No one
man is to be blamed for the defeat For
rotten playing, indscretion and awkward
ness our boys surely took the biscuit. But
luck was against them and we feel reasons-
bly, sure that such a game will not be seen
soon as far us the Globes are concerned.
Rev J. X. McKsllip last night spoke on
the subject OF mpersnce, rs yesterday was
tie designated day by the General Assembly
OF the church as the Centep nisl Anniversary
Of the Temperance Reform.
Rev. Geo Fl. HILBERT, Of Boston, preached
a gospel temperance sermon at the Indian
Run camp meeting yesterday morning, and
in the evening be chose the same theme for
a discourse IN the Christian Church
There are l39 pupils in the high school
this year
Mr.. W. D. Jones was buried yesterday
Afternoon in Rose Hill Cemetery
Ed Hughes, who injured his head by be
ing hit by windlnes at the steel works, is
getting along nicely.
News at the lookup is scarce,
The public schools contain l,43j pupils.
St. Clairsulle will see large crowd from
here TO morrow.
The Niagara rink had music on Satur-
day night, and an attendance Of over two
hundred.
Another game is talked Of for this week.
This time, according to reports the Globes
will pay tie McKeesport club.
Robinsons coal works is paying its
miners so cests now.
H. M. Ing!sr, of Chicago JanctiOn, spent
Sunday in town with his family.
r. Johnson is able to be on duty again.
The young people had q very pie ,sant
time at David Slee's.
Some of our people are going up to see
the minstrel troupe that Sullivan is travel
iIg with.
The foot race between two glass workers.
spoken of some time since, will not come
OF
Rev. J. NJ. Morroe filed his pulpit in the
Christian church yesterday morning.
There were no services in either OF the
Methodist churches yesterday.
The p. P. club will hold little celebra-
oI'to.night.
About five car loads Of both old and
young took in the picnic Of the Presbyter.
ian churches in Martins Ferry. All had Q
good tine.
Rev. George VIbbert, Of Boston, will talk
on temperance this afternoon at 2 o'clock
in City Hsll