Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-28

ths party. When SONS of th'sa were en-
gsged in q game Of the festive draw, one
{ f the catchers secured the b)tt'e and, ac-
com panied by substitute ie!de-, stag
g4red sc ots tre platform to the next car,
where the BIO Ens were located. Here
they drained il, AMI the poor porter was
accused of the theft.
SIM Wise says q lLesgue club vii give
him better salary than Boston, and Re
wants to get away. Wise lefs Boston in .
huff. He slys President Soden wanted to
cheat him out of $500. Wise says: when
I signed Q contract this spring they agreed
to give me $500 extra if would he p
straight, and keep in condition to play
ball. Consut and Billings were satisfied
that had kept my sgreem ant; but Sodsn
insisted that had besn seen drinking on
several occasions. / admitted that had
ken a glass of beec now and then, but
was always in fit condition TO rlay ball,
when 1 was not laid up with injuries re-
ceived from playing"
Tommy Daily, of the Chicsg, team, can
not sleep on 8 train, ard pu's IN his tim
paying Jokes on thu balance Of the g'ug.
On the train to Cedar R'p ds the other
night Daily let thu crowd get asleep nd
then commenced work. He first threw q
tumSler Of ice wahr uppn the slef ping
form of Van Haltrsn. He next secured
piece of ice and slipped it undsr the Collar
of Mark Bad wins night shirt. Tom
Brown peeped out of his berth 70 see what
was up, and was greeted on the end Of his
nose with q bay hurled by d ly. Mr..
Brown withdrew, and Dsly, having the
field to himself, proceeded to make things
lively. He carefully removed the shoes
from each berth and pl:csd them under
the other fellows berths, in orde: to IL
sure the p1opsr degree o; confusion in the
mGraiug. Then ne pelte1 Fogarty, Fred
Carroll and Hanlon with pillows. BE
then laid for Silver Flint and thrlst rad
lautsrn in his berth, holding it close tt
Silyer's face. The latte: opened his sleepy
eyes and saw the awful glare. He set up
C y of "L1rd, Lord, 1 rep mt" Jumped
up, bumped his had against the roof o:
the berth, and tEel went into fit. The
devil than subsidized I'd peace reg le1 till
mo. mig.
The Association people think Cleveland
is bluf1iag.
McGunnigls has sigcei to manage
B.Ooklyn sgain. This surprises the base
ball world.
Hardie Richardson has just retuInsd
from q suce ssful hunting trip. He says
his ankle is all right.
The Allegheny cub would like John NJ.
Ward, bat the price is the snag They say
one man who has something to do with
the AllerRheny management don't think
well of Ward.
Johnny Ward Gays he wouId like to play
in Boston rext season. Mr.. Day Is the
Ooly enc TO oppose the deal, as Boston is
willing to give up $4,000 for the New
York short stop.
Buffalo will bs member Of the Asso-
citation Eext season.
Washington is talking of tax 'ng Balti-
more's place in the Asso citation.
Fred Dunlap says if the Bostons get the
five men they are after from D>troit they
will win the p:nnant.
There is said to be one payer in the Al,
lies who hasn't spent a ceat siGce he oired
the club. He even reads all the papers 10
the pess stand, but don't buy any.
John Coleman may go on the trip to Au-
gas;a, Ga, with numEe: of Philadelphia
play ers.
TCr:nto will let Mike Mansell slide.
One of the Allegheny players received g
Letter from Jake B.ekley recently. Jake
sa2s his aakls is sbo 1t D X and he will
GO TO work on thu Isl. BscS is boiler
maker, and is empl ysd in the railroad
shops at Hannibal, Mo.