Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-03
FULTON.

A wild hog, evidently with at least a
dozen lives, was finally killed yesterday
afternoon, after unusual excitement.
Bucher Peter Felshheim is not at home,
but he left orders to kill = particularly
savage hog yesterday Tor market. HIS
force OF assistants arrived and proceed
ed 10 try and pitcher the big hog.
When the men attempted 70 enter the
oen. the hog lowed fight, raised his
bristles, anf tbs men made q retreat
from the rem. John Korn was sent for,
and he appeared with his Winchester
repeater. John emptied hYe shots into
the Srute's head, but still 10 lived. Mr..
FJrn left the scene disguised. DR..
Schustzner came that way, attracted by
the excitement. The doctor got his
rifle and began 90 shoot at the Wild
beast. Though ''DOc," after lodging
several bullets in the animal, didn't Kill
the. porker, he weakened him. The
men were then enabled TO approach the
pen and dispatch the hog with a ham
mer.
A new fishing club composed or mr.
e members has peen organized. sew
eraI officials of tbH town are members
Of it. and DR.. c. s1s also identified.
The club W. nas not yet been named,
founded q business principles. Two
acres OF I'D at the mouth Of Blacks
Pun q Big Wheeling creek, has been
for ten years from the SeabrIght
The club has the privilege OF
ing the land 10 one year az $50 an
acre ii they desire. IL has been arranged
10 erect a neat frame cottage club
house on the ground. The site is a
good one, and the members will spend
some of the time both in summer and
winter there.
Last Saturday, on the Fulton grounds,
there were W interesting base ball
.v-naf The Stars for the home players
b in both morning aud afternoon
GA /. The Grumblers, Wheeling, de-
feahd the home club lie the afternoon
before a large crowd, the score being II
TO IN The Wheeling boys certainly
demonstrated their name, as 10 was q
coptindal kick. Stein aud Terrell bat
terv for the Stars; for the Grumblers,
Lucas AID Miller. In the morning a
picked niae was played. The Stars
heat the picked nine by a score OF 9 10
Batteries: Stars. Stein and Hamm;
Kicked nine, Stein aud Yoke.
Meyer & Rehm, Of East Wheeling,
have their slaughter house here. They,
too. had a big time killing a steer a few
DAYS ago. The animal got loose and
dashed around In a wild and scary man
ner. The steer ran at 3 horse, lifting
it of its feet and injuring the horse
considerably. The steer was finally
shot.
lisa conceded fact among all bust
ness men Of this place that business Is
much better. The groceries are doing
a>good business again, and 10 is said
brsiness is better now than It has been
Tor three mouths.
n. & J.. Roth, the feed 1ealers here,
received fourteen car loads of feed a
few DAYS ago. This supply was re-
ceived from the West. They report
trade regaining.
Two months ago Schenk & Sons, pork
hackers, laid of forty men. They report
that an these men will be put on the
FIRST OF next month.
There was no police court last even
ing. This is the first time there has
been a whitewaSh on Monday for three
months.
The Fulton fremen held their regu-
lar monthly meeting last evening. The
general business was transacted
Mrs. Nollie Yoke, Mrs. Joseph VIII
liams and Mrs. VIM. Dimpke have re-
urned from the Worlds Fair.
chas. Smith has accepted a position
h Hess Lemons, and will begin
K next Monday.
,rad Stein, Jos. Marshall, Jos. Bay
nd Henry Bowers are away on a
g trip.
Orth and daughter, Mrs. Al
G, wNl 20 tomorrow for a visit 70
Chicago
Stein & Kreutzer report business rap
idly increasing at their carriage works.
Henry Neuhart and wife will leave
for the Worlds Fair next Monday.
The W. & Z. G. railroad switch into
Schenk & Sons place is completed.
Andrew Schall and Jos. Yoke are
home from the Worlds Fair.
Geo. Busch has an attack Of rheuma-
tism.
W. we'll alter slcR-
ison viii demon-N
ny aud sunday
o geographic
's cents
II the