Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-26
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Minor Matters OF ntersst Briefly and
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CoUNcIL meeting yo-night.
OWEN SULLIv has purchased the
saloon formerly med by c. G. Ellsworth.
DAVID w. 7 oRN, aged "a, and Grace
Vance, aged Is. 10Th Of Ohio county, were
licensed 10 ma yesterday.
BEAR ia mir i the parlor recital in aid Of
the New ClC Hospital, at the home OF Mrs.
Julius Poll OK, on Chapline street, thlS
evening
CHMsTY SA ZARNIrz yesterday qualihed
as eXecug5ix Of the last will and testament
OF Margaret Zarnitz, deceased BOND
Sl,OJV no security required.
A r,..ED made June %, 1898, by James h:
Ferguson 70 William I. Higgins for lot OF
and at South Huron and Delaware street.
Island, was left at Clerk Hooks once yes
t6rday; consideration, Sl,OO
( The Republican young men OF this city
Nyil meet TO night at the Contra! kepuon-
can club rooms, in the LutZ building, on
Market street, for the purpose OF organlz-
ing a campaign marching CLUB
RICHARD BLUM, who lives up Caldwelfs
Run, was among those who succumoed 70
the heat Yesterday. He fell TO the pave
meut on Market street Just over the creek
and was taken to his home in the patrol
IT is rumored that Officers Creighton
and Jake Watson are booked for the ten
mile go-as-you-please race at the coming
Butchers picnic. Gaus, 1t is UNDERSTOOD,
wanted il. but did not have the right
measurements.
The Sisters Of St. Joseph are in their
annual retreat, which is conducted by Kew
Father O'ROurke, ). j. The members OF
the Sisterhood are here from all over the
State, quite a number being present. Inc
retreat continues about one week.
THERE were but three cases in NUM-
cipal Court yesterday morning CunI
Wright for drunkenness got 3 and COSTS.
Fred Letter and August Lauderman were
up for disorderly conduct. The former
was taxed - AID costs and the latter was
discharged.
THE Democrats of Liberty District met
at Centre school house Saturday and elect
ed the following delegates 70 New Mar
tinsyile: Luther Blaney, Macs hslStoP'
Felix MuldOOn, A. j. McCOlloch and j. y.
Jacob. All seem favorable TO Pendleton
for Congress.
THE delegates 10 the State Convention
will leave for Parkersburg at+ O'Clock this
afternoon. The indications are that provi-
sions for the entertaining OF the large
thrOng Of people will be more than ample
and no difficulty viii be experienced IN Sc
curing accommodations.
THE Painters and Decorators entertain
cd the Bellaire boys of the same craft last
night with a handsome banquet, such a
Bader x Maurer can give. There were
some sixty-tiIe iOvial members around the
festal board. The address Of welcome was
made by Joseph Thornburg.
joan WESKINNER, miner employed IN
the Riverside mines, had his right leg bro
I ken above the ankle by fall of slate While
| az work about noon yesterday. The patrol
/ wagon was called and he was conveyed 70
his home at McCollOch and Twenty-nln Tn
I streets, where surgical assistance was sum
mOned.
/ A TELEGRAM WAS received at the Police
| Station, about ten o'clock last night, from
/ the Sheriff of Wood county, stating that a
I fellow by the name Of Ben Adams was I'M
/ der arrest. He is wanted here for robbery
/ Of Buruey Baldwin's house on Twentieth
/ street on the 2Sth Of last May. An officer
\ will go down to-day, and bring the prisoner
\ TO this city.
/ The Patterson EUeniug Nous, Of Pater-
\ son, New Jersey, Of Friday July 10Th, con-
/ tains an interesting account Of the first
/ musical performance. Among other things
\ 10 saws concerning two well known Wheel
/ ing boys. "Messrs. Fred Meyer and VIM.
I Loefler, both young gentlemen Of Wheel
/ ing, w. Va. and formerly pupils OF Mr..
/ Colby, were present, and were heartily
/ eucored Tor their mastery playing on the
/ guitar
THE keystone Juniors defeated the I'm
/ kuOwus Yesterday at base ball by a score
Of d. TO II. Battery for keystone Juniors,
Skinner and Smith; battery for Unknowns,
/ Mccullough and II. Cunningham The
feature Of the game was SINNERS long
drive in the eighth inning. The Key
stone Juniors would ike TO hear from
any other club in the city under Is years Of
age. If challenge is accepted write to
Louis Jackson, Captain.
THE Kenua Club held their regular
monthly meeting last night at the Young
Mems Democratic Club rooms and large
attendance was present. Eighteen young
voters were elected TO membership and
eleven applications were presented for
action at the next meeting. This club eX-
tends a cordial invitation for all young
Democratic voters 10 become members,
and 10 bids fair 20 become the banner club
of the surrounding country. They will
hold a special meeting next Monday night.
THERE will be one new departure at the
coming State Fair that Will likely prove
one of the most drawing cards. IL Will be
horse racing by electric light, and at a
time when the spectators can best enjoy it.,
when the air is cool. Electric lights will
be stationed at intervals around the entire
track, while in the centre of the enclosure
will be placed a mammoth headlight which
will be operated in keeping with the
horses, showing them under the full gaze
Of the spectators through the entire cir
cult. This feature has been carried out
with marked success in other cities
THERE was quite a wholesale arrest yes
terday afternoon by Officer SCally, and as
he walked along the streets 10 the police
station with whole drove Of Urchins a
novel spectacle was presented. They were
small boys that had been captured in swim
ming in the river between Eighth and
Ninth streets, contrary 10 the city ordl-
nance. The boys generally were tdiveSted
of clothing, and for some time had been
making nuisance generally. On the way
10 the station one broke away, but Officer
Scauv landed thirteen of them, six of
whom were cOlored. They were placed in
the lookup until evening, when Mayor
Seabright fined them each g and costs, but
SUSPENDED the fines, conditioned On future
conduct. The boys when freed, started of
with bound.
AN EVESTFUL RIDE.
A south side Man Meets Yite a Number