Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-04
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Mifk 'atters OF interest Briefly ana
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THERE was no Police Court yesterday
morning. ~
THE Electric Light Commission is called
to meet this evening.
THE Red Cross Oil Base Ball Club will
leave this morning TO play the Moundsville
base ball team.
A SASH given by Mr.. Sonneborn as a
prize for one Of the Linsly field day con-
tests was overlooked in our report.
THE Ohio Rivers accept the challenge
of the Gundling Stars for game of ball
on the Eighth ward grounds Sunday at 2
p. m,
THE cases of Maier, the wife murderer,
and Probasco, convicted of rape, will come
up before Judge PAUL at two o'clock this
afternoon.
The remains of the late J. w. Gallaher
arrived at Moundsville on the $50 train
last evening. Funeral services will be held
at Trinity p. E Church at that place this
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
THE House and Hermann Jr's would
like to hear from any club under Is years
of age. If accepted, please answer through
the columns of this paper. Would also like
to hear from the Pink Carriers.
THE various sewer contractors under
the Board of Public Works are called 10
meet at the office of the City Engineer this
morning at eight o'clock, to look at the
work TO be done during the present season.
The item in the REGISTER, Thursday,
that Charles Hill, the wife murderer, who
committed suicide in the Woodstield Jail,
will be buried at Darlington to-day. His
wife's funeral will take place at the same
time" did not mean that Hill and his wife
were buried together, as some readers APP
pear to think The funerals occurred from
different places, at different hours
A SPLENDID quality of Strawberries,
large, ripe and juicy, are flooding the local
markets These berries come from the
vicinity of Cincinnati, Ohio. The Nor
ganza berries are fast ripening, but will
not be ready for the market until next
week. The crop is said to be unusually
large. The ruling price is 10 cents per
box.
ITwould be superfuous to seek to add to
the public information by the statement
that it was warm yesterday, but many
may be interested in knowing just how
warm it was. At noon it was 81 degrees,
at o'clock the same, and at O'Clock SO
degrees. This warmth, though sufficient
to be uncomfortable at any time, is made
more oppressire by reason of its sudden
ness, the cbf.nge within the past week be-
ing very noticeable. Genuine, unadul-
terated, unmitigated summer seems TO
have set in to succeed the chilly dampness
which prevailed throughout the month of
of May.
THE Athletic Association of the w. s. j.
College is considering the ACCESSIBILITY of
effecting the organization of foot ball
league for the fall term. The intention is
to include in the league the following col
leges: w. & j., W. U. p. Morgantown,
w. Va, Geneva, Westminster and kis-
kiminetas If this scheme should fail, the
boys intend to endeavor to form a league
which will take in such institutions as the
Lehigh University and the State college,
which is situated near Harrisburg. This
latter league would place the local club in
pretty fast company, but the players feel
confident that they could hold their own.
The team will lose three skillful and hard
working players in Rowand, Rhen and
Hepler, who graduated this year, but there
is thought to be material enough to
fill these breaks in the ranks