Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-25
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Items of News.
ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
BASE BALL at the New Fair Grounds
THERE were four cases before His Honor
yesterday morning.
LADIES will be admitted free at the
game of ball to-day.
THERE were no arrests reported up to
midnight last night.
THEcoloredf folks gave an enjoyable dance
at Germania Hall last evening.
THE laying of natural gas pipe within
the city is proceeding rs rapidly as the wet
weather will permit.
Mr.. EUGENE JEPsON, hacked by a good
company, will appear at the Peoples The
alter next week in his new play, THE Tide
OF Fortune"
THE Baptist Sabbath school will hold
their annual picnic at the Wheeling ARK
on Tuesday, June %. A large NUMBER
will 90 Out on the 8 q. IN. motor.
FRANK MEREDITH, the man who was
crushed BY an elevator at the Belmont
blast furnace some ten days ago, died yes
terday afternoon from his injuries.
THE GAINESVILLE Enterprise says dealers
are offering ~ and % cents for WOOL, ana
that W will hold rather than take
less than 80 cents.
THE Pittsburg and st. Louis base ball
clubs passed through the city last nlSh';
The former was en- route to Louisville anu
the latter to Cincinnati.
TWELVE thousand bushels of strawber-
ries were shipped from GAINESVILLE TINS
season, and the raspberry crop VIII Dt
double that of last year.
THE lower engine in the Creek mil
broke down yesterday, which threw Oh
two trains of rOlls-NOs. 6 and Z. They
will be idle for the balance of the week.
w. $. WILEY, of GAINESVILLE, took the
lead this year on big berries. Eleven hlleo
a quart and weighed 20 ounces, the largesl
berry being 49, inches around, and weiSh
ed =! ounces.
A HORSE attached to milk-waSon be
longing to u Mr.. Welshaus took fright oil
North Main street yesterday morning ant
ran away, The animal was finally stopped
by falling in the natural gas ditch.
THE Cathedral parish school held IT.
closing exercises ut Convent Hall, ana
large crowd was present TO listen to ant
witness the performances of the scholars
all of which were exceedingly credltaDie
Miss JENNIE SMITH will rccommenc'
her series of revival meeting this evening
at the Capitol rink, services being lnan%u
rated at 100 p. III. The meetings Will b'
continued Saturday and Sunday evenings
SEVERAL farmers were heard complain
inc Yesterday that there has been to'
much rain in this vicinity, and that 1t ha
hurt wheat i'm 4 number of instances. Inc
showers of yesterday were exceedingly re
freShing.
4 sINTEEN-MONTHS' old daughter o
| Joseph Armbrecht, who resides on Watel
street, Fifth ward, was knocked down by
4 large dog on Tuesday and its right lcs
broken. DIR. J. b. Reed was called ant
reduced the fracture, and the little one Il
getting along nicely.
J.. J.. MCDERMOTT's new place of bust
ness opposite Sellar's photograph gallery,
Bellairc. is one of the finest i'll that city,
Mr.. McDermOtt has just added several
more fsi,Gs' 10 the number originally IN ms
aquarium counter, and thai armament lsa
greater curiosity than ever.
on account of the Indictment weather
Yesterday morning, the school picnic was
postponed until Saturday. This will prob,
ably be o much better day anyway than
yesterday, as the graduating exercises will
he over and all the teachers and scholars
will feel themselves freer and will enjoy
the day moFe heartily.
THE committee engaged In soliciting sub
scriptiOns for the fund in aid Of the Irish
cause in the coming English election started
upon a canvas of the city yesterday, and
by evening had received quite n large sum
The indications are that Wheeling will
show her sympathy with the oppressed
nation in a very substantial way.