Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-25
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Tbare wara 6ve cases in the Police
Court, last night.
A ROY named Neihart was drowned at
Sardis on Friday.
THERE we're three cases in Police court
yesterday morning.
THERE will be a great crowd at the
camp grounds to-day.
THREE deeds of trust were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
BASE BALL on the Island base ball park
this Recommendation VS.. Wheeling.
TIE river marks on the landing last
evening indicated feet inches and TALL
ing.
TIE Postal telegraph wire between this
city and Steubsnville will be up to-
morrow.
ARTIST JOSEPH A. FAIRS has fine
painting of the late 7. P. st. Myers on ex-
hibition at Kinks.
JEREMIAH WEST, eyed 81, claiming
Wheeling as his home, was badly hurt at
MingO, yesterday.
No. 81 won watch on Saturday, August
II. and No. 90 won watch last evening IN
McNamee's watch clubs.
A BOY named Sample, employed as a
carrier by Mr.. Quimby, fell in a fit on Mar
ket street, yesterday afternoon.
THE Board of County Commissioners
went out to Woods run, yesterday after
noon to relocate a bridge pier.
An engine and three cars were thrown
from the track at Golfers Station, yester-
day morning, by a misplaced switch.
REV. J. @. 'STIvERs, of New Cumber-
land, w. Va, will preach to-day at the
Disciples church, morning and evening.
IN Hillman watch club drawing: Club
., No. 40; club 8, No. 50; club 4, No. 65;
club 5, No. 10; club 6, No. 2l; club Z, No.
80.
A MEETING of German ex-soldiers will
be held at Beethoven Hall, this afternoon,
for the purpose of forming an Organiza-
ton.
YESTERDAY morning Auctioneer Her
vey sold the Honeker property, in the
Eighth ward, to Henry Myers, Sr., for
81, 600.
MR. W. II. HELFENBINE, OF Elm Grove,
disposed of his fine pacing horse and pur-
chased the fine driving mare, Alice, from
VIM. II. Black.
THERE was a rumor up town, last night,
taat man had been drowned at Benson's
Ferry, but it could not be traced to any
reliable source.
RUDOLPH SCHUBERT while riding down
the two mile hill back of BRIDGEPORT, on his
wheel Thursday, was thrown off into
ditch, bruising him up pretty badly.
ABOUT twelve o'clock yesterday g fire
started on the roof of the Spears Axle
Works. The fire was promptly extin-
guished by the Niagara; loss nominal.
THE Chattanooga Ne,cs of the 18th bias a
verv interesting interview with DR.. James
A. Reeves on the alleged 'elixir of life. D."
The doctor is a good deal of skeptic.
A LITTLE son of Mr.. Chris. Sebke wan
dered away from home yesterday after
noon, and was not found for about three
hours. He was finally located on the
wharf.
II. W. STEVENS and Van Deitrick, of
Warrington, have been put under bonds
by Commissioner Campbell to answer a
charge of illegal voting before the Federal
Court.
MEssRs. SwIsHER and FilsOn, of Oil
CITY, arrived in the city yesterday on their
BICYCLES and will leave for Ste1benville
to-day, accompanied by several Wheeling
Wheelmen.
! ANDREW LINCOLN, a lab0rer at the
Wheeling and Harrisburg tunnel, the
other day fell distance of about twenty
feet and broke his shoulder blade and re-
ceived other injuries.
Hon. G. W. ATKINSON has received
printed copy of the dispositions in the
! Congressional contest. The volume con-
tains about 1, 100 pages. and is about the
size of an unabridged dictionary.
THE REGISTER is under obligations is
TO Mr.. James J.. Burt for invitations to
the picnic to be given by the Allegheny
County Democracy, at Ross Grove, on the
West Penn railroad, September II.
THE Allema Building and Loan Asso-
citation has elected Messrs. NJ. Roth, Il.
Schodder, William Knoke, Jacob Zulauf,
William F. Graebe, J. A. Ankle and G.
W. Graebe as directors, and will begin
business actively in few days.
Mr.. CHARLES A. GOssETT, the genial
representative of F. S. BOrrOws, of Pitts
burg. has the thanks of the tobacco chew
ers of this establishment for a handsome
gift of that fine brand of chewing tobacco
"Climax" plug.
DRAWING of I. G. Dillon & Co. g Watch
Clubs, August "a, 1889: Club 5, No. 81;
club 6, No. 10; club Z, No. IL; club 8, No.
8; club 9, No. 4; club 10, No. 80; club
Ii, No. 26; club u, No. 81; club Is, No.
10; club IA, No 1.
THE Comrades of the Grand Army Posts
held meetings Friday and last night, to
discuss the question of attending the re-
unions of the Army of West Virginia at
Columbus. Definite action was deferred
until the coming week.
LAST Saturday Frank Eaton and John
Travis of Bellaire, started down the river
in shanty boat for two weeks fishing.
Friday, while Eaton was cooking dinner,
the boat caught fire in the roof near the
stove pipe, and burned to the waters edge.
They saved but few of the things on board,
and the boat was valued at about $50, and
is a total loss. No insurance. They were
tied up at Baresville at the time.
MEssRs. WILLARD GIEsEY and Henry
Der1inger have receieed from II. S. Pit,
kin's kennel, at Hartford, Ct, the thor
oughbred St. Bernard bitch "Prirc :ss Mir
anda." She comes of long line of fine
blood, which received a very compliment
tory notice in recent Issue of the Turf,
Field and Farm. Her father, Merchant
Prince" is a SIS, 600 imported dog. Prin-
cess Miranda" is only thirteen weeks old.
She is of beautiful orange color, with Q
white blaze down her forehead and across
the nose, and will be 80 inches high when
full grown.