Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-14
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THE Trades Assembly will meet to-day.
OFFICER MCNICHoLs ran in a drunk
last night.
THERE was one case in Police Court,
yesterday morning.
BIDS for the county bonds will be opened
BY the Finance Committee Monday.
Two deeds of trust we're admitted to
record in Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday.
Mr.. ELMOR HAWKINS, Of the South
Side, is lying dangerously i'll with typhoid
fever.
In Becker's watch clubs last evening the
following numbers drew: In Club a, 81;
in B, 3; in C, 81; in D, II.
Mr.. WILLIAM LONG and Mr.. Lewis
Hartman, of the Eighth ward, were spend
ing Saturday, in hunting near Good Luck
Bath.
APARTY of Eighth ward young men gave
dance on Friday night over VIM. Meyers
saloon. The evening WAS spent very en-
jOyably.
In Hillman's watch club drawing: Club
,. No. -; Club 3. No. Is; Club 4. No. "a;
Club 5. No. "a; Club 6. No. 20; Club Z,
No. 80.
REV. c. C. HAYS, Of the Presbyterian
Church of Pit,sburg, will preach this even
ing to young men on the subject OF "Pu-
gilism."
FRED WERNER was arraigned before
Justice Davis, yesterday, on a warrant
charging him with assault and battery.
He was fned,S5 and costs.
Mr.. AUGUST KNoKE, the popular Eighth
ward saloonist, has disposed OF his saloon
and fixtures to Christian Lutz, who will
conduct the business hereafter.
JAMES A. FRENCH was yesterday sp-
pointed guardian for James l. French, or
phan of William T. French, deceased.
Bond, $500; T. 7. Hutchinson surety.
THE McGintys and the Carols of the
Eighth ward will play q game of base ball
on the Tunnel Green to-day. Both are
strong clubs and close contest is looked
for.
CORONER SCHULTZE put in all day yes
terday fishing for the corpse, supposed TO
be in the river at the pumping station of
the Water Works, but the search was I'M
successful.
A COLORED man named Wilson, who
works on the Union bridge tunnel, fell
from a trestle yesterday and was seri-
Ouely hurt, but Just how badly was not as
certsined.
FOLLOWING is the drawing in the 1. G.
Dillon & Co.'s Watch Club last night:
Club No. 5, 30; No. 6, 80; No. 7, IS; No.
8. 7; No. 8, 81; No. 10, 30; No. II, 2:
No. u, "a; No. 10, SO.
THE Wellsville, O., Fair Association
will open their annual exhibition August
81, continuing until the 3Oth. The pre-
mium list has been issued, and it is a
splendid one, and the attractions are
many.
THERE seems to be no end to the appli-
cants for positions on the police force, to
fill the places created by the law authOriz-
ing an increase. Rumor places the num-
Der of applicants at one hundred to one
hundred and fifty, for eight places.
THE Teutonia Singing Society, of the
Eighth ward, will give picnic and SOM
mernschtfest at the park on July %. The
society is one of the most furnishing or
ganizations of the kind in the city, and
the coming event will doubtless be grand
success.
YESTERDAY shortly after noon Mrs.
Catharine burst died at the age of sixty
nine years, at her late residence on Ken
tncky street, Island. She is the mother
of Geo. L. and Alexander Durst, and was
a highly respected lady whose many
amiable qualities made her many friends,
who will be panied to learn of her death.
The funeral will take place Monday after
noon at ? o'clock.
DE. AT. GAsMIRE, Col. Geo. Storm, of
Wheeling, and Louis Bowers, DR.. John
Gasmire, Henry Gasmire and Mr.. X. Mer-
reimar, of Wellsburg, returned yesterday
from a two weeks fishing trip to Whet-
stone run, about seven miles up Fish creek.
The party caught in the neighbOrhoOd OF
eighty fine fish, many of which they
brought home to friends. Mr.. Louis
Bowers proved to be the boss frog catcher.
He used wet rag, his own patent.
ME-. ROBERT ANDERSON, the popular
horse man, of the South Side, is fast win
ming an enviable reputation with the sport
loving public. He has been requested to
act as starter at the Mahoning and She
mango races at Youngstown during the fair,
and will probably accept the invitation.
The Youngstown races are events of intense
interest to the people of Eastern Ohio.
John A. Logan, Jr., will have several
horses in the speed contests, and it was
through him that Mr. Anderson was Sc
lected as starter.