Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-07

Roth made the highest score, 1855, on
the regulation alleys.
SAMUEL SPEDEL and Alonz1 Blw-
man, of the South Side, caught a sppOn
fish at the Narrows last Tuesday weigh
ing thirty-six pounds.
JOHN WENZEL, the Forty-third street
butcher, has fine trottlng horse which
he will race at the Butchers Picnic on
the Island next Wednesday.
TIE jolly Six, composed Of popular
young gents of the South Side, will give
a dance at Menge and Howley's hall
this Monday night, June 18th.
LAST night there was grand blow
out at the DroverS' Home ia upper
Benwood. A big crowd attended, and
they danced Aearly until morning.
WILLIAM BRATToN, of Bridgeport,
assaulted Oliver Harris, of the same
place, and yesterday morning, before
Mayor Williams, he got 81 and costs.
ALEX. PRYOR was arrested by Officer
Herbert, last evening, for stealing, and
being taken before Justice Gillespy, was
sent to Jail for hearing at two p. m.
to-day.
THO German Pioneer Society picniced
at the Park yesterday, and had thor
oughly enjoyable day-as they always
do. The Opera House orchestra was on
hands.
TONIGHT an important meeting Of
the MilRmen'S Association of Wheeling
will be held in Kemple's Hall on Tween
ty-fourth street, and a full attendance Of
the members is asked.
LAST night one Of the valuable draft
horses of L. Montgomery, Of Caldwell's
Run, was badly kicked by one Of the
other horses. 1t is thought the horse
will be permanently disabled.
ITwas currently reported on the South
Side that Frank Miller. the well known
athlete, who is now with q circus In
Massachusetts, had been killed. Mr..
Miller fell, but was only slightly bruis-
ed.
A .ARRIAGE license was issued yes
terdaN to Gustave Kruger, a native Of
Germany, and Title Toppler, a native
OF Wheeling; also 10 Herman Roeder, a
native of Germany and Lena Cooke, a
native OF Ohio.
THERE were four cases in Police
Court yesterday morning. Thomas
Lynch was fiuedSl and costs for disorder,
Benjamin Mclaughlin 81 and costs for
drunkenness, Charles Miller went to
the hill for the same offense, and Henry
Travel was allowed to leave town.
THE Cleary Electrical company, Of
this city, has just finished placing an
automatic gas lighter in the main
chandelier Of the new Casino at Wheel
ing Park. The same company is max
ing good progress wiring the new quar-
tiers Of the City Library, in the Masonic
Temple.
ST. MATTHEWS German Lutheran
Church of Benwood will picnic at No
Fart park tomorrow. Meister's or.
cheStra will furnish the music. Chill
dren's parade, including Parochial
school, under Mrs. Ise, teacher) aud
Sunday School will proceed at a. m.
from the school house, 800 children in
line.
AT the session OF the Island ferry d.
rectors Tuesday night c. Il. Watkins
was elected Secretary, vice J. r. Men
del, and Ed. Terry, formerly collector
was made manager, J. Smith was ap-
pointed engineer, vice sandy White
Fred Wincher was appointed collector,
vice Terry, promoted. The pilots were
retained.
YESTERDAY afternoon and evening
there was q very pleasant event az the
home of julius Bucholtz, OF Wood and
Forty-second street. The event was in
honor Of the thirty-ninth birthday of
the popular South Slider. About fifty
persons went to his home In the after
noon, and the time until late at night
was most enioyably spent.
IT was currently reported In Martins
Ferry yesterday that Daniel McMasters,
an officer Of Mount Pleasant, Ohio, had
been killed in the forenoon by some of
the striking miners at Long Run coal
mines while trying to make an arrest.
The report was found to be entirely
groundless, and it is not known how it
could have originated.
WHILE the Wheeling Butchers Pro-
tective Association were In session last
night they received pleasant visit
from the ladies-wives, daughters and
sweethearts of the members. The &C.
casion proved delightful throughout.
Last night the Martins Ferry butchers
were admitted to the Association.
Everything is now in readiness for til
National Convention hext week.
SPECIFIC for WhoOping Cough, Del
vans Syrup.