Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-05
STEUBENVILLE.
The Maple Leaf Clu Eulogize the Home
Team.

The Maple Leaf Club EulOgize the Home
Team.
Speci0i Correspondence Of the SuHdGy Register.
STEUBENvILLE, September 4.-Our base
ball boys and their admirers feel good over
winning the second game from the Maple
Leafs, Of Canada. They deSeryedly think
it settles the question as to whether the
Steubenville or XaneSvilleS is the better
club. The Maple Leafs shut the HancS-
villes out in three straight games, while
the score in the two games they played
here stood. First, six to three in favor OF
the visitors, and second, three to two in
favor OF the home nine. The Maple Leaf
boys say the Steubenvilles can play ball
all around the Ianesyillcs, and further,
that instead of being badly treated here, rs
the GAINESVILLE people informed them they
would be, they never received more gen
tlemanly or generous treatment h 4 our
boys accorded. They left highly pleased
with the club, and Steubenvillc.
John Thompson was ut the Opera House
last Friday night in n "Trip Around the
World" John is u whole show himself,
and in this instance he was ably seconded
by Miss DOtie Magic and Miss MOllie
Thompson.
Mrs. Col. J. W. Holiday and daughter,
who were visitors of relatives i'll Iowa for
several weeks, returned home this week.
Walter c. Ong, Esq, ut Il time Prose
cutting Attorney of this county, but who
has been practicing his profession in Clcve-
land for several years, was down on 4 visit
to friends this week. He returned to
Cleveland, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. John w. Trainer, Mrs. Geo. Har-
den and Miss Jessie Myers are home from
their visit to the sea shore.
Mrs. C.. VI. Rhodes and children of
Bridgeport, who spent the hot season At
Quogue Beach, l.. l., are visiting the fam
lily OF K. j. Beatty.
The County Commissioners will he in
session Monday.
Work on the foundation OF the new steel
plant for the Jefferson iron works com
menced Monday last, and is progressing
rapidly. The plant will be finished about
the first of February.
Rev. +. p. EdmOndS, pastor of Hamlme
NJ. +. Church, was made happy this week
by the trustees of the church increasing his
salary from 81, 900 to $1,000.
j. h. Doyle. OF the Herdid, is of on an
excursion with West Virginia newspaper
men.
Mrs. Duke, the woman on South Sixth
street, afflicted with gangrenc, about the
case of whom the township trustees and
Council INDUCED in such u wrangle, died
Friday morning and was buried Saturday.
The grave hides all things.
Some of the members of the \. NJ. &. A.
are becoming expert gynmaStS.
Union cemetery is undergoing great I'M
p~rOvements.
Thesreunion of the 9Sth Ohio, held at
Leesville, Carroll county, last Thursday,
was attended by a large number of old sol
diers from this city, Toronto, New Cumber-
land, Wellsyille, Mingo, Brilliant and
other points. The address of Welcome was
made by Prof. Baldwin, the response by
Rev. J.. n. Wilson. Addresses were also
made by Col. c. l.. POorman and Hon.
William McKenley. ThOs. o. Johnson
sang song and two young ladies gave APP
appropriate ]recitations. The Riverside
drum corps accompanied the Steubenyille
delegation. The exercises of the day closed
with . sham battle. The next reunion
will be held at Uhrioh,ville.
Mrs. C.. b. Doty and son Harry left
Thursday for a three weeks %SOiOurn ut
New York city and Newport.
Jonathan Burns is the proud father OF 4
boy baby, which was presented to him by
his wife last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Harry Zimmerman and daughter
returned this week from 4 pleasant visit to
friends in Pennsylvania.
Captain Wintringer, of the Bachelor,
and Clerk Wilkin, of the O'Neal, are
spending their low water vacation in this
city.
Hiram Miller has gone into the tobacco
manufacturing business ut Louisville, ny.
He will bring out q new brand under the
title of the white Mule Plug
James F. Brady, of Baltimore, is visiting
friends in this city.
II. F. Rattigan, manager of the Western
Union office, returned last Wednesday
from n weeks visit to his home at Free
port, Pa.
Gen. Love has 4 grandson, and is the
proudest man in three counties.
The Arkansas City (KaS,) Republicans
speaks of the visit of Z. E. ErSkine, Esq,
of this city, to his old law partner, E. 5.
Andrews, now practicing his profession at
that place.