Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-07

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Admitted TO Bail
/ Edwsrd Argue. The fourth of she 6v
men charged with being engaged in th
Bariipg robbery, vas admitted TO bad yes
teresy, B. B. Dovener going on his bond.
A Splendid Thing.
/ Mr.. Frederick w. Seymour, of McLail
Bros. hss invented q patent car windoS
fast. mig nhich exeels anything of the kin'
new in use. The device has been examine,
by large npn:ber of osr local RAILROAD mel
ard pronounced frsi class affair.
! A Broker Leg.
While William Hull was driving car
eIong Jacob steCst, between Thirty fifth ant
Tbir1y-sixIh streess, yesterday afternoon, "a
fen from bis sect in soHe manner and q
wheel Of the vehicle passet over his left Lee
i iuss above the ankle, breaking the bone
! He xss removed to his residence on Thirty
third street and DR.. Pipes called.
4 Horse Stolen.
Yesterday morning about four O'Clock
someone, as yet unknown, entered the stable
Of Robert Marshall, Jr., at Fulton; and stole
a horse. The animal is iblsck, with white
SPOT unde, the tetlock OF his left hind hoof
| A man riding horse answering these de.
.criptiops was seen going up the river, and
| Chief of Police Smith tele5rsphed 70 WeFs
burg TO keeps lookout for the thief.
A Hot Day.
Yesterday was another real, genuine sum-
mer day, the thermometer climbing up to
900 in tseshsde at Schnepfs, while in'other
portions ofthe city go and go was regis
Tered. There was much suffsring FROM the
heat, especially among workNen and chill.
dren. Toward evening the SKY cloude1 up
and there was every indicatio, of storm,
but nothing came Of it except a few drops
of rain squeezed out about 9 O'Clock.
Awater Spout.
While the men employed inrlaying the
sewer on Twenty. fifth street were digging a
tunnel under the street car track the PACK.
ing in the heavy water main was -loosened
and stream Of water rushed forth. Sew
eral of the men. were completely drenched,
and to see them, elambering out Of the ditch
would have made hoes monkey grim out
loud. A telephone message was immediate
ly cent to headquarters and the plumber of
the water WORKS went down and repaired
the damage.
"Lilies'' VS.. .'Dandylions."
The great game Of base ball which wau
TO have taken place to morrow afternoon
between the Lilies of the Valley" and the
''Dandyliops," has been postponed until
Thursday afternoon, when it surely will oc.
cur, if rain does not prevent. The "L:lies"
are well known and the "Dardylions" is q
crack club competed Of rising Main street
business young mel. A large number Of
ladies' will attend, and tent will be pro.
vided for their comtoft. The game will be
called promptly at 2:30, and fine game
1sy be looked for.
A horse attached to Lenhart's birch beer
wagon took fright on Sixteenth street ye1-
;erday afternoon and became unmsnsgo
able. Mr.. Lenhart and Col. Louis Schwalb
were in the wagon at the time, besides lot
of birch beer. The animal ran over the rail-
road track, oyerturning the wagon and
dumping out its occupants and load Of beer.
Some Of the bottles fell on the gentlemen
and broke spilliDg the contents all over
them. However, Mr. Schwalb escaped with
few bruises, as also did Mr.. LenhaIt, but
they both had close shave from serious in
jury.
The Fourth at Dallas.
About 1900 people gathered at McDan.
iels' Grove, at Dallas W. Va, in honor Of
the Sabbath school celebration. Five San
day schools participated, spending the day
in most enjoyable, quiet manner. Re-
freshments were plentiful the masic de-
lighttul, and taken altogether it was one Of
the most successful affairs Of the season.
The meeting was called to order and Geo.
W. Rhodes, ESQ.,, chosen chairman. A de-
lightful programme Of exercises was rem
aered which cannot be printed on account
Of lack Of space.
Pleasant Party at Moundsville.
A delightful party was held at the resi-.
dence Of EA-Mayor Weaver, Of Moundsville
W. Va, on the evening Of the Fourth
His daughter, Miss Mary, was the charm
ing hoctesc, and graciously dispensed hospi.
taliticS to the infinite pleasure ofall present,
among whom were noticed Misses Grace
Blake, Ida Logan, Cora Baker, C.riie
Cockayne, Daisy Cockayne, Bertie Cock
aype, Mary McMechen, Kate and
ElA Mdruu anu Hiss Harvey,
OF Wheeling; Messrs. Thco. Fink, Joe Lock.
wood Lee Anshutz, VIM. Blake James
Burley, Albert Hooton, Will Brown and
Alex. Purdy. Elegant refreshments were
served at the prop r hour and TIE evening
was spent delightfully."- in dancing and other
social amusements.
Kind Words for Wheeling Lady.
The Sarnia, Canada, Canadian of the lst
inst. contains the following kind mention
of charming and cultured Wheeling lady:
1--WE no; iced in late Philadelphia paper
that Miss Ella Dillon, q talented Southern
lady, who has spent several summer v.ca-
tons in Ssrnia within the past four years,
and whose graceful and graphic pen has Of
ten contributed to the columns OF the Cana.
dian has finished her course of study at the
National School OF Execution and 0r.tory,
Philadelphia, Pa. Miss Dillon has been
giving public readings and musical sele ,.
tiops before large audiences in Phil .delphia
and elsewhere the past winter. Showers Of
applause and congratulations have greeted
hCr on every occasion. 1t isseldom that an
elocutionist is gifted with the power of song.
In this respect the lady is an exception, and
for two years has made great progress in
the art Of music under,s celebrated instruct.
or in Philadelphia. We take pleasure in
ccugratulatiDg Miss Dillon on her splendid
literary achievements and hope to see her
again in Sarnia before the summer is
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