Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-27
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TBERE were six cases in Police Court
yesterday morning.
OSE deed Of trust was admitted to
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
OSE drunk was the only case registered
al police headquarters at ? O'Clock this
morning.
Ed DENNIS has purchased Lawrence
Heller's saloon st Fulton, and will take
pO. Sc .sion August l.
TIE Progressive Euchre Club had an
other Of its delightful bowling MATCHES
out a. Wheeling Park last evening.
THERE was a death from diphtheria, at
2l4 Coal street, yesterday, and another
child is very i'll with the same disease.
MINNIE ZULAUF found a bondsman,
yesterday, and vas released from Jail, on
the charge noted in yesterdays REGISTER.
THAT picturesque rubbish pile on the
lower end ofthe wharf caught fire, yester-
day afternoon, and produced a remark
ably bsd smell.
WILLIAM NORDEMAN was aIraigned be-
fore Justice Ankle, yesterday evening, and
foed 81 and costs. He was committed to
jail, bat later paid out.
SoME time since Dr.. H. E. Heath, the
well-knOwn veterinary surgeon, performed
q very difficult operation on horse belong
| ing TO Mr. Long, Of the East End.
INTERESTING meetings will he held at
the Y NJ G. A. building at 1880 o'clock
this evening and 4 O'Clock tomorrow after
noon. All men are invited TO attend.
MRS ELANN HUDSON, mother OF E. H.
Hudson, proprietor Of the Wheeling stock
yards, died at her home at Beallsville on
Wednesday morning, aged about 50 years.
THE police found a young girl who had
gone astrsy, IN Minnie Z1laufs house OF
ill-hme yesterday afternoon, and induced
her to return TO her home in a neighboring
town.
ANDY STEIN and one or two North
Wheeling boys will q up to Beech Bot
tom this afternoon 10 visit the Great West
ern Fishing Club, which is campsd at that
point.
FRANK HEALY came up from the Marx
/ Twain Rod ard Gan Club yesterday. be
says the boys are located at Cresap's Land
ing, there being about twenty in the party,
AID all are having e good time.
ANTON HESS has disposed Of bis drug
store, opposite ths postotice, to John hla-
II. late prescription clerk at A. I. Young's
drug store. Nir. Hess, it is understood,
will sail in a few days for England.
THE Little Tycoon club viii give a re-
ception and picnic at Seibert's GARDEN to-
/ DAY. The young men composing TIE cluo
are a popular set, and assure all Of their
friends q coed time. Mayors foil orches-
ira will fornish the music.
ALETTER was delivered in this city
yesterday, pcstmarked as mailed jane :,
and received at the Wheeling pOstofice
June i, was seven wseks and two
days getting from the postofhee TO the per
son TO whom i, was addressed.
TIE Bailers at Mingo have received no
tice that the factory engine would start up
On Monday Picked iron will be used,
sud he mill be run on the same plan as
the Jefferson, one mailer attending to eight
or more cold nail machines. -HeH5mrNe
/ Herald
IRIS thought Judge Campbell will hold
/ a special session Of the Circuit Court IN
Wellsburg next week 10 dispose Of some
unfinished business and TO hear argument
On the motion for new trial in the case OF
Hugh McMaGus, convicted OF voluntary
nanslaughtar.
AT $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon a
quiet wedding occurred in the psIloTs OF
| the Mcclure House, the principals being
George A. Dennis and Miss Sadie Whiten,
both Of Bellaire. DR.. w. II. Cooke ofii-
ciated, and two well known young men
scted as attendants.
THE Wellsburg Foundry Company has
been incorporated and a meeting OF the
stockholders ia called for August 18th. The
incorporators. c. Z. Blue, @. f. Beam
and II. c. Hervey, have leased the Blank
ensop foundry aud are fitting it up for the
/ manufacture Of glass moulds. Charley
Blue is the manager
THE funeral Of the late Capt. Andrew
Grubb will take place this afternoon from
/ the family residence, No. Z South Penn
street Island The members Of Holiday
/ Post Cf which the Captain was member,
will attend tire funeral, and the pail bear
srs will be from that body, but the inter
ment will be private.
The Philadelphia TEN, says: 'AIiss
| Tile AktrstrOm, the popular and pleas
/ ipp voung star will open the season at the
| Globe Theatre. Boston, McNickers Thea
tire. Chicago. and the Grand Opera House,
Wheeling, W. Va. Miss Akerstrom IL
now filing an engagement at the Star
Treatre, New York City"
BIcK SHEPPARD Tod Lukeus, Charles
Bradbury, Charles Gaus, John Campbell
and Rich Gaus, who started out in wagon
which somewhat resembled the original
Daadwood coach, TO make a tour OF the
State, emily got az far as the camp Of the
'Yahoon fishing club, on Fish creek, and
rsturaed home with that crowd.
The "Yahoo" Fishing Club, which is
composed Of the following well known
leland people have returned from a
successful encampment on Fish creek,
neer Cameron. The stories they tell
might not be believed, so ne refrain from
publishing them: Phil Mcguire, Will
Gaus. Abe Lukens, Frank Cunningham,
Toe MoreIy, J. B May, Harry Mcguire,
Fred Enhi and J. B. Sheppard.
Two EXPERT bOwlers, between whom
quite rivalry has existed, went ont to
the Park yesterday to determine which
was the best man, and some remarkable
scores we're made. They each made 300
apiece during the contest, aud one gentle
man made twenty-five consecutive strikes.
Their total scores were !, Sl3 AID ,SO9.
In none Of the games we're lefs than 700
points made. The contest was witnessed
by an admiring crowd.
| IL another column will be found the
announcement Of a general stockholders
meeting Of tie West Virginia China Com
pany. TO be held Wednesday, August Z,
for the selection and employment Of a
manager, the reorganization of the COM
paug. and tie transaction of such other
business SIS may come up, which is in pur-
suancs of a resolution passed at a meeting
of the Board Of Directors held yesterday.
TUcKER, of the Wellsburg Local. who