Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-17
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m. News of the Dsy Pcintediy Para
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BASE BALL on the Island park this after
noon. Wheeling vs.. Lima.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to rec
ord by Clerk Hook yesterday.
THE State Convention Of the Miners
Federation meets at Charleston to-day.
TIE Wheeling Elks will give ladies
social session at their club room August
Sd. VIII Oh will be an elegant affair.
WILLIAM LoURY and James Larue en-
gagged in a fight on the South Side, last
evening, and were locked up by Ofhcer
Druschell.
THE Wheeling Club will tender 1t
President, Mr.. Hullihen Quarter, ands
his bride, q splendid reception at the
rooms Of the club this evening.
MAYRR's band and q large party ofgen-
tlemen, among them Thomas Lscy, LETT on
the Elaine, Yesterday afternoon, to visit
the Central Fishing club at Marietta.
ROBERT NJ. GILLESPIE and Miss Arm
strong, of Lewis Mills. Belmont county,
were married at the office Of Justice Davis,
yesterday morning, by Rev. DIR. d. A.
Cunningham.
A PLEASANT leap year bowling party
went on. TO the park lsst evening ana
spent delightful time at the fascinating
amusement. Refreshments added enjoy
ment to the occasion.
QUITE q good sized party of society folks
will leave for Cincinnati this afternoon on
the steamer Andes, to attend the Centen-
NAL celebration. They will doubtless
have an enjoyable trip.
THE Steubenville Gazette is kicking be-
cause the people of that city spend $3.50,
900 for beer per annum, all OF which goes
away from the place. The paper wants
the beer to be manufactured at home.
Work has already begun on the new
furnace to be erected by the Junction Iron
and Steel Company at Mingo. The con-
tract awarded few weeks ago for this
work to Mr. Witherow amounts to
something like SIS, 900.
1T ia understood that Beatty Bros, who
are to build four fitteen-pot furnaces at
Tiffin, get bonus of $50, 900, or the town
will build the furnaces. These are the
kind of propositions that are not to be
found every day, and few men can afford
to refuse them.
LAST evening Officer Jack West stopped
some Young men from playing ball about
the corner of Market and Fourteenth
streets, and told the participants In the
game to move on. Dick" hiftln refused
to obey the injunction of the officer, and
was locked up.
CHARLES MCNABB, of Youngstown, o.,
has sold his PAGER, Fred, who was In the
$50 pace at Exposition Park, Pittsburg,
July 4th, to Asa Spellmsu, of this city, fol
$500. The horse has made an excellent
record, He was sired by Barber's Handle
tonian, dam by Country Boy.
A POSTAL from the Gundling fishing
camp, dated Prosperity, Washington
county, says: 1.-THE boys are having
good time and are catching plenty Of turtle
and game. All are well. Two OF the
bows were at church last Sunday, the first
time in five years. The weather is mos'
too cold for camping out"
THE cases of Souders aud Arbaugh. for
completely in the Waters shooting at Jerry
Clemens, recently, were on trial at 81
Clairsville yesterday. Bertha Hamilton
was put ON the stand for the State and sht
told the whole story with all the details
The case was being argued when Court ad
ljourned.
cit is these cool nights, says loca
doctor, THAT causes illness among child
rem. Shortly after going to bed they kicl
the covering off and when the Temperature
falls, they are chilled and sickness follows
The way to prevent summer sickness II
children is to have night clothing made c
light wooden goods with legs and feet tina
will envelope the whole body excepting
head and hands"
THE U. S. NJ. Fishing Club, which i
located on Cross creek, at Miller's Station
report lively time and plenty OF fish aa'
turtles. Following is the result of lat
election of camp officers: Captain, Harr.
Gartley; First Lieutenant, Otto Auber
Second Lieutenant, Jack Berry, with Chas
Zoeekler, Will Hanshumaker, Morrison
and others, as privates and genera
hustlers.
THE body of John Jones, who wa
drowned off q steamer at Black Hors
J Landing, up the river, last Wednesda.
morning, was found Sunday at the moutl
of Kings creek. The body was brought :
the surface by the steamer Bennett
Parties on the Ohio side of the river wer
notified and went out in skif, secured tn
body and landed it on the Virginia side
The remains were inferred at Steubenville