Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-13
BELIAIRE.

Manager Moore, of the GAINESVILLE Dali
club, was in the city yesterday for the puI-
pose of signing Jack Gallaher and Bert
Kennedy, of the Globe club. The boys
gave an exhibition of their playing, which
was satisfactory. Kennedy ID q splendid
pitcher, his delivery being rapid and &C
curate. Gallaher is q good player IN al
most any position, and is expert with one
hand.
A report has it that John Hollipgshead,
a young boy, was sun struck last Friday
while PLAYING in the street and is now In
critical condition.
Some of the school teachers were real
happy yesterday and some were not 30
happy. They received their certificates 70
teach. The broader the grin the longer
the time the certificate was good to teach.
A colored boy about eight years old de-
liberately picked up small bicycle from
in front of Parks Il Dickens store ana
started down the street with it. When
confronted by one of the proprietors he re-
fused to give over the machine, saying 1t
was his. Such open-faced thieving on the
part of a boy 30 young is terrible, and the
dust should be thoroughly taken from the
Jacket of the chap, with thin cowhide.
Council paid claims last evening.
The Board of Equalization continues 10
do effective work.
The Buckeye Building Association de.
clared 10 per cent dividend at the annual
meeting on Monday evening. ="
The Young Mems Democratic Club will
hold an open meeting at the Tilden Club
rooms on Monday evening. The Young
Mems Club will be taken in at this meet
ing, The boys intend to get at campaign
work early and the organization is COM
posed of material that will make the cam
paign lively.
W. II. Turner, President of the Sixth
District of Ohio Miners Association, was
in the city yesterday. The reunion Of
miners will not occur until one week later
than was contemplated, which will be June
23d.
The crowd at the fair last night was very
large. A large delegation from Wheeling
was down and Col. Jake Kemple got of
some of his 'chestnuts."
John Liller's singing class will give
concert in the South Bellaire NJ E. Church
this evenidg.
The Globe ball club would like to play q
few games with the Wheeling club after
the latter get home.
A number of Republicans will attend the
Chicago Convention from here.
The excursionists on the Andes did not
get home until after seven o'clock yester-
day morning. The boat started for Steu-
benville bat when about seven miles above
Wheeling she stuck and could go no
further. Her head WAS turned toward
Bellaire and while the merry dancers trip
ped TO the strains of Kramer's orchestra
the Andes padded up and down the Ohio.
A fog enveloped the boat at Wheeling as
she was getting ready to return about 8
O'Clock with the passengers from here and
she tied mp at Wheeling. Over 600 peo-
ple were aboard. AT Wheeling there was
a grand rush for the boat and more got on
than the managers had intended, thus cut
ting out those who had purchased tickets
at Martins Ferry.
A special grand jury has been called for
this week. j. B. Darrah is one Of the
Jurors.
Hugh McMannis, who was the cause OF
the death of an old gentleman at Wells
burg, formerly worked here in a glass fac
tory.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Rev.
andrew Knox and Miss Estells Ault,
daughter of Thos. Ault.
Now is the time to see that the Public
Square is filled up.