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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-28

whom were z. B. Reeves, Joe Sweeney,
Walter Bishop. Dr. Marsh, and Miss
Lot-ie Gardner. of Sistersviile, George
Fish and sister. Miss U.a, Of POwh2-an.
Misses Nav and Sallie McCleary, of
Martins Ferry. and Miss Dot Stewart, of
New Lexington. o., are guests Of Col. e.
B. W00dcock.
A number Of our young people pie
nickcd at Leaps orchard.
The a. E. Church South through the
ladies. gave supper ut the Opera
House Thursday evening. Quite nice
sum wos realized for the 6ened, of the
church
Albert NcIDtire, Of Oak. Ohio, was
visiting friends in town this week.
Thistle Cox. The accommodating clerk
in Jasper Clark S store, had his right
arm disl0cated Tuesday by being thrown
from horse.
Dr. Frank Potts and Wife of Bloom
inston lnd- are visiting relatives here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-28

Yesterday was pay day at ,..
side tube works. -
The wife of Constable Snr
Is dangerously i'll, was tbor.. w
better last night. .
An effort is being made 70 ,...
a home Office of the Metrono,f...s, -
ING and Loan Association Of , .a'- A.
va, ct Ills place. ''''--
raul and Squire Riddle laf, .
for Martins Landing. 's,e'.
Chas. Schad will remove bis,
shop temporarily into the groo--.- 6,
ing formerly occupied by h N .,
while the one he is now I'm ~ '.s
built. Work will be comm .ars' =
day morning. ia.
VIM. Schad was at Mounds,
week on business. Us
Or. Mcmillan, of Dillony
town yesterday.
John Newton, Of Sistersvrl
been here for several d.r ,l
friends, returned home yes
Attorney William ll
Moundsville, was here this
mess. ,- -.-
Miss Aurelia Schad. who
guest Of friends at PittsBrr-
time, has returned home -.
Robert Newton has re.
ten days trip down the r.
Mrs. Philip Schain. am
OF this place, died sudden.
morning.
William Peabody Is crit
Miss Mary Crosson is oaa
Miss Annie Kendall Def. r.
Warrington, where she u.ft.
several days visiting FRIENDS.
Henry Bursey, an AGED c.
place, is dangerously En-
Miss Maggie Barrett r
from Washington, D. C. vt.-.
been for several days The
atlyes and friends
Mr.. and Mrs Barlow .- n
were called here ycs,.taar.r-
Gus illness of Mrs. Charles S
Very little business has
acted at the City Buld..e
week. 90
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WASHINGTON, PA.

washington, Pa, July 2I.-W lioTu
LYLE is visiting the family Oh j. Z.
White. of Burgettstcwn.
Fred Leslie and sister Hattie lefa
Thursday morning for trip 10 Chau-
tauuua. Niagara Falls and Toronto.
The marriage of Edmund T. Horton
and Miss Jennie Mcknight, OF near
Centreville, is announced for July
31st.
Rev. J. 4. Alexander, of the Second
p. Z. church, leaves to-day on his an
nual vacation. Part of his time Will be
spent at Nawburg, n. Y.
Miss Minnie Munce and Miss RUDY
Johnson returned home wednesday
from Boston.
work on the dam of the Citizens
Water Company on the old Shields
farm is progressing satisfactorily, and
in a few weeks hte water will be
turned in.
The congregations of the Second and
Third United Presbyterian churches
will hold union picnic in Henderson S
woods Oak Grove.
William PAUL left this week on an
extended business Jrlp 10 lllluO!s.
Earl Dunlap John McAdams and
Selwin and Warren Britain left Thurs
day for a two weeks camping trip on
banks of the Monongahela.
From good authority it is stated thai
the result of the miners conference
this week will be astrike for 60 centa
or possibly 70 cents.
The vestry Of Trinity Episcopal
church has extended call to the Rev.
c N Young, of Springfield, o., and he
will likely accept.
The excavation for the cellar of the
new school house was finished Tuesday.
1t is the largest excavation for
building ever made in Washington
some 1000 cubic yards Of earth and
rock having been removed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-28

Seventy-fve OF our people took in
the excursion to Harper's Ferry under
che auspices of the B. & o. Y. M. c. A.
Miss Lottie Sample is rusticating at
Antioch this week
Mr.. c. P. Slifer is now able to get
around again.
H. p. Hahn left Wednesday evening
for his home in Philadelphia, well
pleased with his sojourn here
MIR. A. J. Cromwell, superintendent
of motive power Of the B. & o., was mere
Wednesday. ,,...
Miss Mamie Little is visiting Miss
NJ Fredericks in Cumberland this week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-28
BENWOOD.

A small child of George Grouse died
early yesterday morning with cholera
infantum.
The small child of Charles Morgan
which has been dangerously i'll for sew
eral days, is convalescing and there is
now homes OF its recOVerY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-28
HtIGHB0RY00D.
What las Ben Going On in Nearby
Towns.
SOCIAL Affairs, Happenings And
Events OfLOcal interest Gather
cd BY "Rogister" Reporters.
Readable Resume OF
the News.
ST GAINESVILLE.

St Clairsviue. o.. July 27. 1S95.-J
j.. Grassland and Willie Cephart. of
JA-s place, lelJ Thursday on their
wheel for short trip through tla
state. They VIII go through the fol-
loving cities. s.. Clairsviue 10 C0lurn-
0us, Springfield Crbana. Marysville.
Delaware, Mt. Vernon. C0shoctou. New
Philadelphia, Uhrichsvile. Cadiz and
home.
Miss Ella Connors. of Wheeling. and
Mss Baush. Of Warnock. are The guests
OF Miss Nay Baush.
Attorneys Colpitts and Petty. OF
GAINESVILLE, We're here Monday on le-
sal business.
Mr. Don Petty. of GAINESVILLE. is here
working i'm the interest OF an oil COM
pany.
Mr.. P. w. Dlckey Of the firm Of
Thompson. Scott G Dickcv is I'M thd
East buying stock for the firm
Rev Dr. Chandler OF the VI. -.
church. leaves Monday FOR Ill. Glenn
eDts Mich. on O. short visit
Miss Carrie Barnes has returned
home after q vis., with Wheeling
friends.
r. Kildow. Of Bethesda, was in
town Monday.
Mrs Albert Fercen and family of
East Liverpool, are visiting relatives
here this week
j. "A. Boozal. representing the Ohio
OIL Company. is here leasing c0ns,dcr1-
bic oil territory this week.
Dr. j. Park West of Beliaire, was in
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FAIRlIONT

Fairmout. w. Va. July 27.-Jujge w.
s. RAYMOND and son Frank went 10 MI
Lake Park last Friday for q few days
recreation
Nlr. and Mrs. Harry s. Sands. Of
Wheeling. are guests of friends here.
Mrs. Fred T. Martin and little son,
John. returned Monday from % pleas
amt visit 90 her home i'm Baltimore
Frank Fleming and wife are guests Of
Nr. Fleming's father Hon. III. L Elem
ing.
Misses Lou Davidson and Mary FL
lott. OF Parkersburg, are the guests Of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-28

Jacob Leyi-Dot is
fire. amt it. Solomon
solomon Solomons ll.
and 1 have only been h.
It'd not egsbect it so 5000.
Jacob LEVIN you
solomon Solomons -lst
I tondt know yet. II It.
T vin.-Puck.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-28
BETHEsDA o.

Bethesda, O.. July 27.-Tha f.., .
nual session of the Epwor,h
begins on July 3lst and ends
l4th. The programme is a good
and several fayorites OF l0m6.
will be heard again. Dean t
Wright will lecture d..lv.
Wucrtz and Short also ....1r ~.
times. j. c. Ambros. whose Lr
witty lecture gave sul eel li -.
faction last wear. Will 5e he. FrtI
and Saturday. August I'd and 3D.
Mr. Dias Bral6eld will occu0r
cottage owned by DR.. ELY. of I.-.
willie.
Most of the young folks repair %,
hotel in the evening where they .
the time in singing playing l.r-
and in social convers
Forty-nine cottages are row h.-
each day new families ua .1-.
to get settled for the ting
Mrs. Ed Jones. OF Wheeling W-
cupy James Tallmau's C0-u..
GIr. and Mrs. Ayres. Irs. U
her daughters, Misses Emma
sic. all of SharpsDugr. Pa, u. sa-
with Mr. Thomas 3oyce.
The family OF DR.. j. A. Ju.sl
GAINESVILLE, arrived this E
Harry Lewis, OF Chicago. Is '-.r
Mrs. Anna Manning ana SOD -.-
are located on the ANehOa.
Mr.. ia Alum spent sever.
the guest OF ms DroIher Ju7
occupying the Alum coJlase l..
son.
Mrs. WetheraId mas nag J.
ded ana added a ne" WIuuO" .-. .-
en- 10 He[ IuAu ,7,',,.'. To,I's -
., ms, . uii" "a ~ ~ s,,nondirg
D PEI Z SOiiooi' - 'PN
lion mere; ..,,.oti.- ~.
me co 'iI "a az - Sui c"nJ.. r...
Grove VIII cioS5 vi , ou'i""'
heV. Jones, tne coio 3 ieL ..
W neeilhg' Is 10 pe 'ii'' y
- q Do " = Stooio,,t and wife
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-28

Bradford, Pa, July 2t-l
a lumber VILLAGE south o..
visited by a disastrous fire
ing. 4 large force Of men a-
er left here at 800 to lend
and the ire was finally
control. There were iodi.
ings burned. w. S. Weed t
mill. together with FIVE NIL"
hard wood sawed lumber
freight cars belonging 10 L
road. The fire is suppose
been Of incendiary origin.
ance companies cancelled Z
sixty DAYS ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-02
ANTrroxINE UP TO DATE.

After the FIRST blush over The disc0v-
cry of the new serum cure for diph-
iberia and it's entrance upon the sec
ond stage Of it's application we begin
TO hear more OF the failures. which are
q little more than balancing the sue
cesses. This, however, is the fate Of
ererv now advance in science Too
saneuine expectations invariably re-
suit in disappointment, and time alone
can demonstrate the actual value of
any discovery.
In the serum department of thera-
putics. to which the world of late has
devoted so much of its attention, it is
nointed out there are two conditions
If success which have been largely
overlooked. even by medical men,
namely. that ample time must have
been allowed for the preparation Of
tho serum. and that the disease must
NOT have reached very advanced
stage
Asto the first condition, we are told,
Gle inheritance may be best understood
NV n reference to the process which
,rocee,ls the production of the curative
serum. An attenuated poison OF diph-
tberia is injected into am entirely
sorod sheep or horse i'm such limited
...,.,+ftios as 10 obtain but feeble re-
lion of fever. From the yaccinating
cd an bacteria or spores must first
ne removed by filtration, and the att
to,rstion OF the poison is effected by
~, ,,so nj iodine or a chloride of sold
a5 sodium. The injections Of this
a. arc repeated till the system Of the
~,-,.l hocomes accustomed to the poi
- and no more fever is provoked by
,,,bseouent injections. Then suonser
,-. a., tn three and six cubic inches
80 e++onuated poison, are employ
and when they cease to have amy
o''' effect. an injection Of virulent
s,-tt,oria poison. such as would kill
.-,rbt an animal which had not
- through the ordeal. is given.
49, does not provoke diphtheria
a. sbeep or horse is considered "im-
and the serum Of it's blood.
D-a. in a desiccated form, can be used
80 other animals. That was the
o~ocess followed 10y the o'scoFerers OF
tbe cure. and we are not aware that Ina.
'.o .,ssns has been found to simplify
en-. ana strl produce a serum OF trust
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-02
BROWNIES FINISH THIRD.
TOOL, Two Games From the Bowlers Last

The BnWlers were pie for the Brown
les last night. The games were played
on the Musee alleys, and the Bowlers
were not ia it az any stage OF the game.
The Bowlers dropped down to seventh
place, out may recover in the postponed
games yet 10 DO played.
In the first game the Brownies took
the lead in the first frame. and were not
passed In the game. The best score
was made by II. Ebeing. The score:
Brownies-Hervey 135, Mcclure $50,
DeHiuden 16l, Kuglen 1873, Ewing l22,
Blind l46-tOtal 547
Bowlers-Laird 13s, II. Ebeling III,
c. Eoellng las, Whitaker 126, Speidel
lO2, Statler 14C-total S3l.
In the second game, the Bowlers fell
off, while the Brownies bowled In good
form. HerveY led IN individual work.
The score:
Bowlsrs-Laird 1l9, Fl. Ebeling 100,
G. Ebeliug l39, Whitaker 1l3, Speidel
III. Statler l46, total 75s.
BrownieS-Heryey 100, Mcclure 145,
DeHurden l45, Kuglen 144, Ewing 101,
Blind 1879, total S34.
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THEIR MEMORY STIRRED.


a nenetactor Of Other Years. Being Need
ca Again, Is On Hand For Duty.
a nAlion threatened with war lsoSs sboutfos
$500 EAU naturally, turhs It's eyes 90 Fe,eI-
- 49, nave fought wei. Iu previous contests.
people attacked By disease aud seeking 81
.1+' lnQ dlfs what has helped them I'D other
f. me grip Is here again, ami in some
t.---e has assumed form mere m44g uans
go .ot- % Viii doubtless pr1wl apoA. tooA-
spring.
New. it isa matter OF medical history that,
Ven grip was hers before DO was quicS.y
--.o~a on 3y oosles that had been strength
,.,r-~! SUNNI aat OF the highest order OF eN-
t.'.L.o- 10 hasten complete recovery al-et
.Hs @llp DlIys Pure Mat WHISKY was au-
Plolc4. That th8 same remedy is doing the
ee--e eo21 WORK to-day. appears trom letter
Mlt--fa n.y. Nr. Thomas Bar-stL o. oeaumon,
Kansas who saws.
hAFIns o,en continually coughing, with
pass running through my body luu being un-
1 ~. 80 ~ork- tooS two bottles ~ Duly
Ky .--.s Missy. avn now able to worE-
40 ooush aaa 90. eaess on ms cheIt are almost
The cough. headache and soreness OF muscle.
iolowiaE she grip are never helped by loeal
-Ppueebon. Being signs OF general weak
ness they are thrown on only wnen che whole
etsteia Us toned and stimulated, SO ttat M or
"a uoes TOO much nor too little. Io do tnls Is
sc mission OF Ourys Pure Malt WHISKY.
Az VINO remem Der how DO gave them clear
urlgst SQUAD cunstltuti0ns aud healthy clrcu
IItioN "hen tneY we've getting over the grip ln
etNeF -aeone, have supplied themselves win
Dluy Pure Malt aud have pointed ou- 90 their
Ll.-nl,of' way 60 avoid misery and loss or
uiAa- 4s not Che suggestion worth listening to:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-02

New ORLEANS, March 1.-Seventy-
first day at Crescent City Jockey Clubs
winter meeting. Weather rainy, track
heavy. First, six furlongs, Merritt
1;19l4. Second, five and half fur
longs, Hi Henry 1:14]5. Third, mile,
Florence p. 1859. Fourth, handicap,
six furlongs, Moloch 1920. Fifth, five
furlongs, Julia Arthur 1861.
Entries at Ne W Orleans: First race,
selling, > furiongs, (s)-Flush, Black
Beauty, Fabia, Investigator, Brevity
l03 each, f. c. Nichols, Lag niappe l05
each, La Prewitt 1Os, (22). Second
race, selling, furlongs, QO)-Spri ng-
time, Cooper 1903 each, Wild Huntr ess
Nancluse lO4 each, Footrunner, Jim
Henry LOG each, Legrand los. HodgSon
100, Zadiyar 10, Dave Pulsiler Ill,
(2Gl. Third race, 6 furlongs, (1D-
PhuOpena 102, Lay On 1O4, Pauway
los, oxford, .Beverly LOT each, Darwin
Wsdgewood, Bryan, Chimes, Edmund
Connolly 10, RancOcGs lib, kiudora
rs. Fourth race, handicap, furlongs,
Black Ball l01, Bird Catcher 1903, Ok
ford SO4, Ludlow 1O7, Tramp 10, Nero
III, HI Henry l23. Sixth race, selling,
mile, Tippecanue, Jim Brown, Bootee,
Buckeye 1913, Folly, Artless los. Aeron-
aut, Ed Brown, Primero, Hopeful 107,
Taylor Hayden 10, Rapidan III, Cloudy
slow 1l2.
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BELLAIRE.

Allie Baron. second daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Baron, of THIN, Ohio.
but late of Bellaire, died at her OF
pneumonia Thursday last, aged l9
wears. Allie was a bright, accom-
Dlished young lady, very popular win
the young society around her, ana her
demise is a severe blow to her family.
VIM. L. Harris, the popular hoJei
porter for the Globe House, viii take
unto himself a better half next week.
VIM. Dade came in from Farmonl,
w. Va, where he is working
Two young Republicans want TO be
assessor in the Third ward. Wen, d
good Democrat might suit the voters
better.
w. Burrows and r. NJ. Gilleiand are
both talked OF for members OF the
School Board.
T. c. Nicholson left last night to join
his ball club.
Only three candidates from the
Fifth ward for School Board and others
TO hear from.
rented the Hecker House on Belmont
street and viii manufacture cigars,
employing a dozen hands.
w. II. Bridenstein, of Fort Valley,
Ga, is in the city. lie reports the
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EVANGELESTIC SERVICES.
Continued from Fifth Page)
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Tomorrow evening Rev. w. w.
King, of Lafayette, Ind, will occupy
the pulpit at the Wesley NJ. r. Church,
on South Jacob street. All are cordial
ly invited to be present.
At the First Presbyterian Church To-
morrow Rev. DR.. Cunningham VIII
conduct services at the usual hour. On
Monday DR.. Cunningham goes TO
Washington, Pa, where he will assist
for a few days in conducting series
of special meetings being held IN the
Presbyterian Church there.
Sunday morning and evening Rev.
p. q. Walker, of the Simpson NJ. Il.
Church. Will deliver his farewell ser
mon. He leaves on Monday for Rich
mond, Va, to attend. the annual Con
ference of the Washington district.
Rev. Walkers pastorate OF the
Simpson Church has been very sue
cessful one and he has made many
friends in the city who Will greatly re-
greet his departure.
Rev. Engle will conduct services at
the Zane Street NJ. Z. ChurA as usual
Sunday morning. In the evening,
Rev. S. K. Arbuthnot, a prominent al
vine of Oakland, Nd, viii occupy the
pulpit.
The revival services in progress at
the First Baptist Church the past
week have been very interesting and
productive of much good. They VIII
be continued during next week, with
the exception of Saturday night. On
Sunday Rev. J. ID. SimOns, who mas
been assisting Pastor Trey in con-
Quoting the revival services, Will con-
duct the services morning and even
ing.
The Rev. DR.. Cooke will conduct the
services at the usual hours Sunday at
the Second Presbyterian Church. In
the morning the subject will be God
and in the evening he viii discourse
on Some Faults Not Commonly he
garded as Serious" The services VIII
be held in the main room OF the
church and the musical numbers Will
be especially fine.
There is nothing in the report that
the special services Of several weeks
ago will be resumed at the Third Pres
byterian Church. A prominent mem
Der of the church was seen last even
ing in regard to this matter and ne
made the above statement. The pas
tor, Rev. Bigger, viii conduct the SER
vices as usual.
Rev. DR.. Buckley, of the Thompson
NJ. e. Church, is making preparations
to have an suspicious opening OF the
church when the repairs have been
completed. Several well-known dl-
vines have consented to take part in
the exercises. DR.. Buckley will con-
duct services at the usual hours TO-
morrow.
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A NEW CLUB HOUSE
To Ri ERECTED FOR THE COLUMBIAN ATH-
LETI0 CLUB.
A COMMITTEES Appointed to Select Sits-BrOwniss
Take Two Games From the BowlsrS.
Other Sporting Items.
Ew, if

building heretofore USED was not owned
by the club, and is too small to &C
commodate the crowds which us
ually assemble at the building.
The stockholders have long realized
the necessity for more commOdious
quarters, and have been looking about
for eligible sites.
The result of the discussion OF the
building project yesterday, was the ap-
Dolntment of a committee of three to
look about for desirable site. 1t is
very probable that the new building
will be located al some point out the
National road, along the line OF the W.
IL f. q. railway.
The club house will be circular in
shape and 20 feet in diameter. IL will
have an elevated ring, with earth floor
and stakeless The seats will be ar
ranged on all sides in ampitheatre form,
and the seating capacity will be about
three times that Of the Old building. 1t
is the intention, II the ground is Sc
cured, to let the contract at once, and
TO have the building completed within
few weeks. If the committee is sue
cessful a series of amateur monthly
tournaments will be given
10 is possible that the building will
be completed in time to permit the
club 10 pull off the Marshall-Pa con-
test in the new building.
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~ AI-I-MINLnI nIsCOYERY.

& Canadian blacksmith named AL
lard has finally solved the great prob
lem that has stood in the way Of the
general use Of aluminium in place OF
iron and steel. and has succeeded in
tempering the new metal 10 the hard
ness and resisting power of those
heavier metals.
A dispatch from Quebec tells Of a
recent trial of Allrd's tempered al
minimum. which has proved the sue
cess OF the new method and the practi-
cal purposes to which it can be APP
piled. He has made and hardened a
cannon which has been tested in the
presence Of the American consul at
Quebec with success. The cannon is
twenty-eight inches long and five in
diameter. The metal surrounding the
bore is only a quarter Of an inch thick,
but q charge consisting Of pound Of
powder was fred from the piece with
out appreciable effect upon it. The
United States consul and the Canadian
military authorities have ordered
new and scientific trial of the cannon.
The piece weighs but fourteen pounds.
If it were made OF iron and Of the
same dimensions it would weigh $50
pounds. The finished specimen looks
like FURNISHED silver. AlIard has been
asked to manufacture as soon as posi-
bic a cannon twelve feet long for ship
meut direct to Washington.
The discovery solves the problem
ne military authorities have long
been wrestling with, and has made it
possible TO substitute the lighter metal
for iron and steel particularly in the
marching equipment Of troops, MAX
ing the trappings of the soldier, horse
and foot, much lighter and more con
venient Tt also solves similar prob
lens regarding The use Of aluminium
i'm the navy, though the chief one Of
how to- resist the c0rrosion Of the salt
water remains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-02

orange crop as greatly injured by the
very cold weather.
Mrs. Kate Bertscney, a daughter Of
lir. and Mrs James Murray, of the
First ward, died at Barnesyille, where
she was visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Murray. from pneumonia. The re-
mains viii be brought 10 Bellaire for
intermCnt
Samuel Shelter, of Pittsburg, has
Mrs. William Magee, of the Fifth
ward, is quite sick.
Mrs. r. L. Pfaffenbach entertained
the Good Templars last night at her
home
Henry r. Day wants all the briggs
Bread Tables he can get
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-02
srnrtlnc Notes.

Cincinnati is the latest city to get
It's eye on Cleveland player, and Left
Fielder Burkett is the man the Reds
want It's said that Cincinnati is will
ing 10 trade a battery for Burkett, but
the question that arises 10 the minds of
the magnates OF the Cleveland club.is
what in the world could they do with
any battery the Reds could offer. II
Cincinnati has one that Cleveland would
want they have always kept it well hid.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Three names OF persons desiring sea-
son tickets for the base ball games this
summer have been left for Manager
White at the Register Office. Who will
be the next?
The Twin Cities manager has already
signed three or four players.
The meeting of the Organization
Committee OF the Interstate League
will be held to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-02
Bowling Notes.

The contest for individual honors is
over, so far as Captain Hervey, of the
Brownies. is concerned. lie did not
sustain his average in last nights games,
and is practically out OF the race.
Handlau will have to do some excellent
work tomorrow evening to pass O'Neill,
who is nearly two pins ahead OF him.
A League will be organized on the
South Side, 10 play on the Harvest
Home and Mozart Park alleys, during
the spring and summer.
With Robinson in the team, the
Brownies will make the Nameless team
hustle for the seasons champ ionShip.
It's hardly probable that The South
Side team will have an opportunity to
play with a Wheeling League team for
the championship of the city.
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Over in Ohio they have a queer idea
Of what Constitutes a joke. AIr. J. w..
Wough living near Cauipolis got
married the other day and to add the
spice of a little fun to the ceremony, a
gang came around and took the groom
out and ducked him I'M a horse-Uough,
pumping ice-cold water an over him.
Mr.. Wough returned to- his bride and,
we are told, treated the matter as @
joke Drou dogs, these Ohioans.