Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23

gree mark. aud neeligee attlro Is thor
ouqhlv IN keeping With the convention
alifies Of camp life. Then there - 90
ar Of freedom and ease shout tho camp
tbat Il incompatible wish stsrched
shlrt4 There Is plenty Of shade, con-
vsuient b..ths, and Il any breeze y stlK.
ring the camper gets the full 0enens q
10.
Every camp has itB rigid rules Of cou-
duet. and fines for their violation, ont
onfortunately appears to breed . pro-
OensItY for fabrication. OF course ibis
pertains only to stories Of plscstorlal
success. and every camp has iis Usher
men who ate Ike the one 81 WHICH 81
exchange says:
exc ran ana be jumped and he rode sWifs
wheel:
10 boug6 aim polls knd nicksl piate reel,
Then 30 broke the hest record Tor lyin
III fact, trnthlnl fisherman Is IS
scarce a. the Droverbial hsn's teeth.
They are q jolly SET OF fellows, how
ever. for "a that. and to-day they
will extend their hospitality TO visitors.
Every visitor TO q camp IS welcome
guest and receives the best that the
stock Of provisions. replenished Dy
Sunday forAging expeditions, affords.
The waters or the Ohio abound Ia
good flsh-5u1 then the term "hahlnR"
IL generally q misnomof when applied
to the camps whose shore lights Hash
out 10 long lines around every bend Of
the stream on these clear July nights.
The boys don't 20 down 10 fish. They
20 down for good time, and they
have lt. OF course, the strot-line" j.
eel and Il Is not difficult to catch
enough specimens Of the hany
tribe TO supply the appetltes
OF the boys, but beyond
ssmesse for each meal. little attention IS
maid % the sport. Fish are not 50 nu-
merous In the river IS during the prim-
tive DAYS Of our fathers. The heavy
draln caused By the persistent Efforts o.
thousands Of fishermen during the sum
mer months tend toward rapidly re-
ducing the fish supply. Another cause
OF the diminishing Of the favorife many
tribes are the streams Of sulphur
scented cinders and other poisonous Of
fal which lows into the river from the
various public works along its shores.
A few game fish placed 10 the tributa-
ries by the government have reached
the main stream and are adding pleas
ures Ia khe life Of the fisherman. Il is
70 be hoped that In time the great Artery
OF the commercial universe will abound
Ia the gamey hsh Of the mountain
streams
The Jack Bass Fishing Club left Ia q
Dix wagon last Tuesday morning for q
poInt eight miles beyond the Monu-
mank whore tho club owns finely
equipped house. There we're about
hfieen oongenial spirits In the party.
aud It goes without saying that they
are having slots OF sport." Several
members are expert musicians. and q
concert Is given every evening. The
officers Of the club are: Anton Rey-
mann, president; Henry Bieberson,
secretary and treasurer; Col Aug. Roll,
G. w. Welty, commits
sary. Later In the season the mem
bers Of the ciub will take thoir wives
and families 10 the club house.
The boys Of the Riverside Club are
having a fne time % their camp down
lhe river. Th0s. Kennedy came from
sha camp last evening and reports great
success In hunting and 6shlng. he says
they caught frog Weighing - pounds
\ few days ago. perch weighing eight
pounds and catfish weighing seventy
POUNDS. Mr.. Kennedy also states that
bims6lf, Jos. Emrine, Thos. Edwards
and Wallle MnrFons were tied with ropes
10 tree for half al hour yesterday. he
,aid thelr fate vas the penalty fer dis
obeylng orders in not bringing coal.
An Of the camps along the Ohio win
sntsrtain large numbers Of visitors to-
iay. George Blshof aud Chas. Drle-
horst. 81 Sonth Jacob street., are spend
lax few days Wllh the Bill Nye Club.
Fifteen South Slders viii SO 90 the
samp OF the DuQuesne Club to-day
Smith Butlor. Walter Beswlek. jacob
Beck. Gnofge Hannsn, T. D. Strosser and
John Manion. Of the South Side, will
slso leave to-day Tor risli to the South
side Fishing Clubs camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman wicker and
,on Herman, Jf., have just returned
rom 8 two weeks visit down tha river,
e she hshln& resort at Friendly, Ohio.
They enjoyed she trip very mnch and
veil pleased ID the way the boYs enter
.nined them
Edward Fritz. Harvey Cook, John
Roth and Waiter Wheat 81 the South
Side. viii spead the day With the Mge-
.le Crew camp. down the river.
Among the peoplo who vii take din.
ier az the Alhnmbfa Cabs camp, are
Edward palIef ADD iathef, Jesse Scha-
sr. Ton Tex. WU haoerstlck and
Ichn Habegstick.
VIII Enrich went down ever the
)hio Rl4or road yesterday aftsrnoon
cr the Mark Twain camt. The Mark
rwalb boys VIII have At least lfty Tor
llEner to-day
Word Was snt to she KEeIs1ER from
'he BfunsNiek ard King shefs cemps.
bat biz crowd efe sxpseted, ed spec.
81 dinners are telng prepared
nsm0ef IL ihs Globe club ssnds
he following
Cos oi tht neubefs ci the Globe fsb-
&c camp eft thu pEeu.t Ae other
|lsht with his lanily aRss|nea iot
s. toe| Ibe I8ht d4tf trd
tt N4s bfnelt ana tn ihe