Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-15

Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
Plthlly Told

rectOry have been commenced.
TIE Butler Stars would like to hear
from the O'Malley's at base ball.
ALBERT KRAGH, native of Germany,
was admitted to citizenship in the Cir
cult Court, yesterday.
The marks on the landing at midnight
showed 10 feet inches Of water In the
channel and stationary.
II. E LALLY's Seniors defeated the
Fourth ward Stars on the Tunnel Green
Saturday by a score OF 20 to 81.
THE meeting OF the Alumni Associa-
tion of Madison School has been post
poned until Monday evening at 7:S0
o'clock.
THE Wheeling cylers will not go to
Brownsville on account of bad weather,
having been postponed until Sunday,
May 99nd,
A. NJ. HAMILTON was yesterday APP
pointed administrator of the estate OF
J. NJ. Scout, deceased. Bond, $1,000; (.
]. Park, surety.
CHARLES HIRsCH was yesterday APP
pointed administrator Of the estate OF
Karl Hartzeh, deceased. Bond, 500;
Mrs. HEIR, surety.
THE Deputy Sheriffs have summoned
about ESQ jurors for the Garrison case,
which commences in Judge PaulPs
Court, tomorrow morning.
THE first grand moonlight picnic by
Dimmy's Orchestra will be held at Sci
bert's Garden on Wednesday evening,
next. A great time is expected.
DIR. SwOPE will deliver sermon to
the Knights Templar Of the city of
Wheeling at st, Matthew's church on
the evening OF Thursday, May 20.
ALFRED z. SCHEEPLE, formerly with
Klari's pharmacy, has purchased the
drug store formerly owned by NJ. w.
Henrlci, corner Main and Sixth streets.
Col. c. L. PooRMAN had information
last night that the fourteen delegates
elected In Monroe county are favorable
to him.
THE Bridgeport Clippers challenge
the Y. NJ. c. AS Of Martins Ferry for
a game Of ball on their grounds next
Saturday. If accepted answer through
this paper.
THE Wheeling aud Lake Erie Rail-
way will sell tickets at one fare for the
round trip to Cleveland tomorrow and
Tuesday, tickets good to return until
next Saturday.
THERE was but one case in Police
Court last evening. The offender was
James Manley, who paid S. and costs
for striking a colored girl in Fourth
ward house Of i'll fame.
THE Licorice Daubers and Stamp
Lickers of Bloch's tobacco factory
played a game OF ball in the Eighth
ward yesterday afternoon. The score
stood IA to II in favor of the Licorice
DauberS.
THE work OF completing the Bridge
and Terminal Company's round house
and turn table, south Of Nineteenth
street, which has been delayed for some
time, for a number Of reasons, has been
actively resumed.
Two mules attached to one of Neill
e Elingham'S wagons upset the vehicle
on the wharf about 1870 yesterday.
breaking the wagon tongue off and
scattering a lot of wholesale groceries
around in prOmiscuous manner.
THE Star Comical Club will give a
grand entertainment at st. Joseph's
Hall, Monday evening, May 23rd. The
Young men of the club have offered a
lady's watch to the young lady who
does not laugh throughout the perform
ance.
THERE were but two cases in Police
Court Yesterday morning. A newly
married man, who gave the name OF
Joseph Coroello, was arraigned for rails
ing a row in Nell Clifford's house Of i'll
fame. He was fined S. and costs.
Charles Klages got So and costs for
disorder.
A LITTLE fOur-year-Old son Of John
Hassling, OF 444 Coal street, strayed
away at 1880 yesterday morning and
was not found until s o'clock last night,
when a little girl picked him up on
Fourteenth street and took him to police
headquarters. He was there RECALLED
with peanuts, etc., until his father ar
rived.
NATIONAL VICE COUNCILLOR, A. E.
Burket, and w. o. Staples, National
Secretary OF the Order OF Daughters Of
Liberty, from Connecticut, will be in
the city on Tuesday evening, May 18th,
when a reception will be held In the
new hall of the Odd Fellows building,
by Council Nos. l and >. Members Of
the Order are requested TO be present.
THE Crescent Social held their grand
ball at Turner Hall on Friday evening.
The Opera House orchestra was one OF
the features Of this ball, and the music
tOgerher with the good jovial crowd,
made il one OF the most successful balls
of the season. This organization is
composed entirely OF East Side boys,
who make a success Of everything they
undertake.
A LARGE crowd of Wheeling cyclers
left on the early train for Washington,
Pa. From there they ride by wheel to
Brownsville, where they meet Mr..
Frank LEM, OF Pittsburg, who starts
out Sunday for trip around the world
on his wheel. The Wheeling Cyclers
are going to have q relay race on Deco
ration Day from Brownsville to Wheel
ing, and this will give the boys chance
to get acquainted with the roads.
The Smart Aleck from Martins Fer
~, Bellaire and Bridgeport was very
numerous here last Sunday. His con-
duct would have made a galoot from
Soudan look sick. To whoop and yell
and swear on the public streets may be
quite the custom in badly organized
villages in Ohio, but down here in Wet
eel we regard any man who hasn't sense
enorgh to behave himself away from
home as a low bred scrub Jackass.-