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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12

and Rinehart died at first on hit to
short.
Seventh iuning-Kerr went cut at
drst on a HIT to- Wright Crotty new
cut TO Myers. Donovan went around
the bases on a hit to short and Ryn s
error and was caught at third by
Wrghts throw from beyond first.
i'm the last half shaw flew out to Nc
DouaaI. Gallagher was hit by McDou-
gal and went TO first, stole second; Ryn
made two-bagger TO centre and Cal
lagher scored. Myers hit to lett and
Ryn scored: Wright was thrown out at
first by White on a hit TO snort NC
MILAN retired the side by Crotty throw
ing him cut at first
Eighth inning -McD0ugal famed the
wiad three times and retired; kalkon
got To- first on an error of Shaw, Regan
advanced him to second on a mt TO
second and Darrahs error. Regan
was thrown out at second and halAoH
was caught at the plate.
Ddrrah for the Twins flew out 10
CrOtty. BOWerman went to second on
hit TO left. Rinehart died at first, and
B0wermau scored on Regan's mum.
Shaw flew out to McDoCgal. One run.
Ninth Inning White was presented
with q base on balls, Pritchart adlanc-
ed him to second on q hit TO left and
Kerr brought White home on a hit TO
lcft and went to second, Crotty hit to
centre fence and Pritchard and Kerr
scored. Cr0cty was called out for not
touching second Donovan went to
first ON q clean hit to centre, McDousal
advanced him to- second and died at
FIRST on a hit TO Darrah, and Kalkhotf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12


Standing of members at the end of
the first half series Buckey-Klotz,
Q0 143: Rumbach. GS) 10; Smith, 0S)
141: Dorer, 0S 1877; Saterfeld 0S
$40; Motter, QS) 132. Team average,
SD.
South Side-Speidel, G6) 145; Wright.
80 1873: Hanlan, OS) 152; Marschner. 90
1926: Travis. Q0 1876: Horstman, (S) 133;
Fritz ~ 1913; Rhees, 90 IA; Bowlin,
l6) 134. Team average, S39.
PhooniX-BrOwn, (S) Isl; Carenbauer,
qW 149: Carleton, 40 $50; Duga, 90
1877: WORKS. GD 142: Null. G4 131;
Stanley. Q6) 146: Riddle. (S) 1913: Lake,
(2) IA. Burdete, 90 al. Team aver
age. $40.
Apollo-Hofreuter, (S) 100; Wagner,
1S 1879; Dannenberg, 0O 1875; c.
BeiswenFer. G2) 139; Jackson. 90
143; Wassmuth. 90 l35: White. (2)
800: Mann. GO 100: g. Beiswenger, dO
$40. Team average. SIS.
Mascot-Auber. 09 III; Patterson.
QN 124: Gaughan. G2) 124; Bashar, Q9
ZAP: Kreiter. d4 1856: Rahr. 90 140:
Baker. t0 12S: Beiswinger, QO 12S.
Team average, 1871.
Harvest-Fe;te. ~ 181; schoele. nG
1877: Yenke. QW 127; France. 0N 139:
Suipple, d9 1873; Bauman. QN 125:
Helenstern, 40 124; Shubart, Cd 10.
Team average. $50.
Husuers-Shafer. n0 127: Kemple.
90 40: Hazlett, 90 129: Weisgerber.
a0 142: Ebeling. GD 1876; Bremen. %
100: Druschel, t6) 127. Team average,
sol.
Hoodoo - Bickmeyer. 00 40:
Rrasch, 90 1877; Arndt, 40 100; Gilk-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
,o1IFTrJNC} REGISTER WEDNESDAY, JUNE. u, 1893

ers. 90 1872; Springer, U0 1S5; Weld
ner. QW 1O9; Hall, d) 127. Team
average, 779. 90
Peerless-Schmulbach, GD 1872;
Knoke. dS) 149: Hall. co 149; Scar
brough. (S) 121: Weltzel, (4) 145; Kohm,
az 127; UsselIton, (D 143; Richards,
81 1873: Adams, (D 143; Hamilton, C6)
14S. Team average, SIG.
Mozart-Schrebe. d0 1877; Zulauf, tD
1872: Roth. Q8 1873; VESSEL, (S) $50;
Nolte. az 1879; Vewig, O0) 125; Tracy,
90 126: Kalbitzer, 90 ia; Rohrig (2)
12S; Theby, "a 12S. Team average,
ISL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
TOOK TWO GAMES
The Brownies Took Two Games From the
Richards at the Musee Last Night
STANDING or CLUDs.
AT the Musee bowling alleys la

At the Musee bowling alleys last
night the Brownies took two games
from the H. c. Richards by very close
scores. The Richards made the larg-
est score Of the evening, 1925. The in
diyidual score:
Brownies-Hervey, 1872, $50, 1875;
Brown. 121, 1S9, 1863; Dahinden, 115,
155. 1871; Mcclure, 1876. 161, 1873; O'Neill,
124, 126. 146; Adams, 142, 12S, 1873;
totals. 500, $50, S72.
II. C. acknowledgement, 1856, 1866,
122; Duga, 16S, 1877, 142; Knoke, rs,
17S, 1923; Richards, us, 49, 1872; Usel-
ton, 156, 1914 1874; Blind, los, 15S, 1872;
totals, SIG, 1,O26, ST..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
KrNroN vs. COLUMBUS.

Special SOD trc Register.
KcutoD. o.. June 1.-THE Columbus
team did the home team up to-day to
the tune of - TO 9. Beadle was
knocked ont of the box and Con0ver
substituted. Attendance fair. The
score hy innings.
C,rmlus ..4O2OO321O-12 II o
Neu-0u Soc. ...100OOS410- @ Is Z
Batteries. Miller and Outcalt; Beadle
Coucver and Douglass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
LIMA VS.. FINDLAY.

SUoCI2l % ne NoEISter.
Lima. o.. June lin the first four
innings to-day the home team beat the
Fiudlay club. The attendance as fair.
The score by innings.
Lima ....S202 OG1-14 is 8
Tinjiay .... ..01O22 10000 !
Batteries-Lenz and Rupert; Rcidy
and Gouss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
JOE MILLER
VIII Umpire To-Days Game Between the
MheeIing and Twin CITY Teams.

After the rotten umpiring by Nc
Nieruev yesterday and Monday, and il
being very evident that he intended
giving the home team the worst of it
an through. Manager White tele-
graphed President Zoigler at Columbus,
last night. requesting him to appoint
Joe Miller TO umpire to-dgys game in
stead of McNierney.
White received a reply from Presi-
dent Zeigler this morning at 1870
o'clock. saying that his request had
been granted and that Miller should
umpire to-day's game.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.


New York. June 1.-THE Pirates
were simply not i'm it with the Grip
Piled Giants th is afternoon Hart who
wcs I'm the box. was an easy mark.
while Rusie pitched winning ball At
tendance. 4o01. Score.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12

Manager White, Of the local team has
closed with the ST. Louis National Lea
cue team for q game here on the 18th
inst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
SUPREME COURT OF APPEAL8.

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
Court met at 10 o'clock, all the judges
being present.
State of West Virginia VS.. Peter
Cobbs, upon writ Of error from Mercer
County. Submitted.
State of West Virginia VS.. R. r.
Fleshman, upon writ of error from
Mercer County. Submitted
Snider VS. Monon Railroad Company,
from Marion County. Dismissed
agreed.
Delaplain's Executor VS.. Delaplain,
from Ohio County. Dismissed by plain
tiff in error, he declining to prosecute
further.
Koen VS.. Bartlett. from Marion Coun-
ty; partly heard and continued until
tomorrow morning.
Adjourned to 10 a. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12

Earned runs. New York ?; flrst base
on errors, New York ., Pittsburg 2;
left on bases, New York 9, Pittsburg A.;
first base on balls, off Rusie >. off Hart
8; struck out, by Rusie Z, by Hart l;
two base hits. Doyle. Clingman; sacri-
flee hits. Burke: stolen bases Bannon 2,
Schriver, Doyle, Stafford, Rusie, Fuller,
Clingman. Stencil, Jennings; double
plays. Stencil and Sugden, Wilson,
stanford and Schriver, Fuller and Viii
son. Fuller, Stafford and Schriver; hit
by pitcher, Donovan; wild pitches,
Hart; umpire, Campbell; time, 2:1O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
REAL ESTATE MARK.
Deeds OF Transfer Lett FOR Recor;a 49,,
Hooks Oilice.

Deed made June II, 1895. b.
W. Francis and wife TO y. q
Schwertfeger, lot No. AZ on The ess.
OF South Penn street. between Va-,
and Florida streets. Considera,sr
500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
CONVICTED YESTERDAY.

In the Criminal Court yesterday in
the case of State VS.. d. Goodfriend,
charged with keeping house OF i'll
fame, the jury returned a verdict Of
guilty A motion was made for o new
trial. Mr.. J. b. Handlan represented
the State in the absence of Prosecuting
Attorney Howard, while Judge /. 5.
Jordan appeared for the defense. Court
adjourned until tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
THE SOUTH SIDE LEAGUE.

Standing of the Clubs at the End of the
First Half of the Series.
Secretary Handlan of the South Side
Bowling League, furnishes the follow
ing relative to the standing of the clubs
of the League, and the individual
standing of the members of the teams:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12

Attend the entertainment and
this evening at Odd Fellows r..
the Ladies of Honor. Dauc.r. p
by Killmeyer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
THE Y. NJ. c. A. SUPPER.

The supper at the Y. NJ. c. a. build
ing on Friday evening will be choice
in every respect. The arrangements
are in very capable hands. The enter
tainment after the supper will be very
attractive. Ice cream, strawberries,
cake. and other refreshments will be
sold> all evening. The friends of the
association are expected to attend in
large numbers. Supper will be % cents
and the entertainment - cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
At Pbiladelphia:-

At Philadelphia
Philadelphia 100000 0 Go 10 :
Cleveland ....010020 200 II L 8
Pitchers. Carsey and Taylor, knell
and Young.
At Brooklyn
Brooklyn 30 100000 2O-2 10
Chicago % Q 21OO 90 O.
Pitchers. Stein and Hutchinson.
At Baltimore
Baltimore 100000 *-6 p ?
Cincinnati % O1 90 8 0 0 o. 9 8
Pitchers, Hoffer and Dryer.
At Boston -
Boston ........5114OOOO*-11 16
Louisville .....OOOOO0000-0 > 5
Pitchers, Dolan and Luby.
At Washington
Washington ...O5OO41O41-15 IS Z
ST. Louis. OO2OO7001-10 Is
Pitchers, Stockdale and Ehret.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
GRAND CIRCUIT DATES AMI
pTTPCEG

Rochester, n. Y. June 1.-THE
Grand Circuit arranged dates as fol-
lows to-day: Saginaw, July 1920; De-
troit, July 22-27; Cleveland July 20 to
August .; Buffalo, August GIG;
Rochester, August 20-23; New York,
August 26-31; Hartford, September 2
6. The purses are: Saginaw, $4,000;
Detroit, 100000; Cleveland, $4,000;
Buffalo, $4,000; Rochester, $4,000;
New York $4,000. Hartford, $4,000.
Aggregate, $4,000.
Following are the entries at Latona
for June y: First. mile, selling, Mil
lard 113, Partner 10, Jim Donlen 10,
Catalina los, Relief 10S, Sir Rathbone
1O4, Sandoyal 104, lie Banjo 104, Lusby
1O1, DR.. Reed SO, Begue SO, Vernon 9S,
Avalanche SO. Second, q, The Reaper
119, Billy Bennett 10S, Susie B. 104,
Samantha 104, Dominion 101, TOots 101,
Sir Fred SO, Royal Squirt 90, Mary
Keene 90. Third, IS, selling, Tradition
109. Col. Barrett 10G, Tartar 100, st. Lee
100, Americas 81, Yamagata 94, Col.
Dick "a, Capt. Kidd a. Landseer 81.
Fourth. l 3-1G, selling, Melody 10, Sad
die Bags 105, Fred Gardner 1914, Judith
Ill, Hazema 81, Tippecanoe 80, Queen
Bird 80. Fifth Is, maidens, Miss Fran
els 10. La Golondriana 10, Realm 10,
Decision 10, Aimee 107, Princess Yama
1O7. Lillian e. 107, Bramble Leaf 107,
Eastwood 107, Julie 107, Donna Sol 107,
Lady Claire 107.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
IN SOCIETY.
Events That are Interesting to TIE Gay
World

Invitations have been issued by
Misses Clara and Beta Sheets, of Mar
tins Ferry, for . garden party to be
given at their home this afternoon.
"The Elms," the home Of the Misses
Sheets. is a beautiful place and just the,
right sort for such an affair. A large
number of invitations were issued, and
it will probably be one of the SWEETEST
events Of the kind in Martins Ferry
this season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12

A wedding of more than ordinary
note will take place this morning at thd
home Of MIR. Charles T. Adams OF
Fifteenth street. The bride to be is
Miss Ida STEELE. a niece of Mr.. Adams.
and daughter of MIR. w. II. STEELE, Of
Sixteenth street, and the groom-elect is
Mr.. Frank Z. Crew, a prominent and
well-known business man of Pittsburg.
After the wedding, which will be a
quiet home affair, only the intimate
friends of the principals having been
invited, a wedding breakfast will be
served. The wedding party will leave
for San Francisco over the 3. & o. at
1915 a. m on their bridal tour, which
will also include a trip to the Eastern
continent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12

OOK! 1000 Capes. Hats a,tp
SPECIAL nets for children a- No.
SALE never before Gae.-i
desirable merchandise. Emual.
Caps at l4c. Others at prop0-tm
prices. Attend sale early.
THE LEADER
1920 Main ras
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.


BY 11oNerney's Rotten Umpiring.
Was Almost 1I0b0ed by The
Crowd-Vary Dirty Ban Playing.
The National League Games.
Other Sporting News.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12

This evening at p. m. quiet we'd
ding will take place on South Penn
street, the contracting parties being
Miss Annie Neidhart and Mr.. Henry c.
Remke, Of the firm Of Hydinger &
Remke. Rev. Ulfert will of1ciate. Both
parties have a wide circle of friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12

Attend the entertainment and social
this evening at Odd Fellows Hall by
the Ladies of Honor. Dancing music
by Killmeyer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12

Earned runs Wheeling 8, Twin Cit
les /: three base hits Cr0tty; two-base
hits. Pri,chard, Kerr Darrah. Bower
man. Ryn. Meyers .; sacrifice hits,
Davis. 1IcDougal, Gallagher, Ryn.
Wright. double plays Wright to Ryn
to Shaw. Darrah to Bowerman; Regain
TO Pritchard TO Regan; stolen bases,
Regain. Bowermau, Shaw Gallagher;
bases on balls. OF McDougal 3, off
Wright / hit 10y ball, by McDougal 3,
by Wright l. struck out, by McDougal
8. by Wright {; time of game, 200; UNI
Dire. Monterrey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12


Maybe the gang didn't yell when
Cr0,ry hit to the right field fence and
brought in those two runs.
The ladies are taking a deep interest
I'm The game and they rooted hard for
the home team yesterday.
Kalkof made o wicked lunge ut Bows
erman i'm the eighth because he was
caught around The neck and nearly
suaugled while trying to score.
NcNeirney was Kissed roundly sever
al times and he deserved all he got and
more
One enthusiastic fan had a tin horn
md he made life miserable for those in
his vicinity
Wright did good work until the ninth,
inning when ne went all to pieces
Talk about getting the worst of it.
If Wheeling didn't get it yesterday no
team ever did.
Darrah plays very dirty ball He
trjDred Regain at second yesterday and
threw him about ten feet on his head
Perhaps if McNeirney would pay
more attention 20 the game and less to
ladies i'm the grand stand he could do
better work.
Anderson viii pitch to-day for the
home club and Ninneh2n will prob
ably pitch for the visitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
THE HUMBLE BEES DTTT.
rom Notes an1 Queries.

From Notes anc queries
Some years ago | paid visit TO my nephew's
yicarage In Buckngha mshire. He informed me
that a new industry had sprung up In his parish,
there a demand for humble bees. which couid
be sod for fourpence a head. He could not inform
me what led to this demand. could the villagers
who had sold the bees do so. on inquring VINO
took the bees and paid the money was referred
10 the beemfster Of a neighboring village. found
him out the next day. when he Informed me
that the growing of red clover In New-Zealand had
failed for want OF native insect capable OF fertiliz.
ing the plant. As the humble bee fertillzed the red
cover In England. II was proposed TO send colony
OF humble bees over to New Zealand. which he
did; but the first lot persisted. was supposed.
from excess OF heat In crossing the equator. A
second colony more fortunate IL took kindly
TO the islands and performed the function
ouired OF II successfully.
The case Is well put by an entomoogist:
MANY OF English flowers are capable OF being
fertilized by only one kind OF insect. The common
red clover II visited by the humble bee, the petals
are fused together. forming narrow tube. sur
rounding the honey glands and the organs that
form the pollen: the long proboscis OF the humble
bee can reach the honey. but the hive bees tongue
is shorter and cannot do When clover was
nrst grown In Australia. II never seeded because
the tongues OF the native bees were too short 70
reach the pollen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
THE MERRY xOyGOOSE.

Helen Hay In st. Nicholas.
q merry Mongoose was marching along
By the banks Of the nice old Me:
Where the stream was impossible
He met an irascible,
Coy old Crocodile.
SO ne paused for friendly talk
II must cross the river,
He said with a shiver, .
"And, really. don't dare walk
$50 won't you be kind. and tote me across
I weigh but a tiny mite.
You scary old creature.
Do YOU think would eat YOU
That you cover your face with fright!
Then the Crocodile turned and he grinneo ~"
Dramatically speaking. mile
And nc said. with a sheer or two
Lit with a leer two. 40
Garry YOU? should SMILE
The Mongoose giggcd sickly gig
"Oh thank you kindly. very!
But a grinning facility
OF such agility
Doesn't make the safest ferry
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
NOTES

Everybody yelled when Bowerman
sent the ball over the left field fence
end made that home run, bringing the
two men On bases in.
THAT running catch of KalkhOH In the
first inning was q nice one, and he was
loudly appiauded.
There was a notable absence OF dirty
ball PLAYING in yesterdays game. Oar
rah behaved himself as well as 1t IS
possible for him TO.
KalkhofI and Donovan collided in the
fourth. and both were pretty badly
Jared. Tic was some time before they
were able to continue the game.
Crotry PLAYED an elegant game at
second yesterday and got everything
that come his way.
Jack Darrah is without a doubt the
worst kicker in the League. He would
kick ii he was TO be hung.
Wheeling plays Uhrichsyille the rest
of the week. and il is TO be hoped that
they viii take three SUaights IRON That
aggregation Of kickers.
The Twins 0Utield is good one, but
the indeld is a little weak.
Kane viii pitch Tor the home team at
Thrichsyille to-day and Davis viii
catch. Anderson Will play centre until
Whites wrist gets well.
No definite action has been taken by
President Zeigier in McNierney's case.
Ryn plays q good game at first for
the Twins and is a good hitter at times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13

hit. Keller; three base hits, Donovan
stolen bases. Smith, Bierbauer, Dono-
van. double plays, Killen, Cross and
Becklev. Jennings, Ritz and Carey
sacrifice hits Jennings, Hemming; flrst
base on balls. by Esper ., by Killen .
hit BIZ pitcher, jennings; struck out Dy
EsDer .. by Killen /; passed balls
Kinslow: time, 215 umpire, Murray.
washington, d. c., June I'm the
last half of the fourth inning a heavy
shower of rain began, and for that rea-
son Washington was probably saved
from defeat. The score then stood .
to / in favor of the Cincinnati team.
At Brooklyn
BROOKLYN .......107 10 3 0 0 0 *-1S
St Louis .......O , 0 , 0 0 0 4 o. 5
Pitchers, McDougall, Gumbert and
Kessinger.
AT Boston
Chicago .........0OO2 0 0 0 o.
Pitchers, Griffith and Nichols.
AT New York
New York .......OO1OOOO2 %
Cleveland .......0 % 0 0 % SIS
Pitchers. German and Young.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
RECOGNIZE ms SFRTOTSNvs
A BATTLE FOUGHT.

Havana, June 12.-The adya
guard, consisting of 100 men, of
1900 cavalry commanded by lla
Miro and Sartorius, attacked a de,a
ment OF sixteen soldiers which
guarding the railroad near C0's.
province of Santiago de CUBA The
diers were reinforced by Lieut. B
and twenty other soldiers. but O..
half an hour of firing the detachme
retreated. Later. however, they 81
reinforced by 100 soldiers belons.na
the column commanded by Col Calm
This body of troops some time .
ward was engaged with the main
of the enemy, and fought los HH
Auras, which was not attack. IF
troops lost two killed, and in t
five are wounded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
OHIO SOLDIERS REUNION.
4 BIG Crowd Mt sandusky-Many Notable
People-A Fine Parade.

PcOple-A Fine PARADE.
Sandusky. June 12.-The annual
state reunion of the Grand Army OF the
Renublic began here at 10 o'clock this
morning in Biemiller's Opera House.
Addresses were delivered on behalf OF
the city by Mayor Bouton, and by Gen.
NJ. +. Force on behalf Of McMeens and
John T. Toland Posts. The convention
was then opened in due form, and De
partment Commander Mutt delivered
his annual address. This was replete
with satisfaction and showed that the
order is good financial condition.
The grand event OF the day was the
parade during the afternoon. 1t was
under command of the marshal Of the
day, Col c. NJ. Keyes, a comrade Of Nc
Mems Post. and for a number Of years
colonel Of the 10Th regiment 0. n. G.
There were five divisions in the pa
rade and the column marched over the
principal thoroughfares of the city.
The old veterans marched with almost
as much alacrity as they did in 1861,
and they were heartily cheered along
the entire line of marcn.
The distinguished visitors who ar
rived during the day were: Governor
Mckinley, Senator Calvin S. Brice and
Gen. Asa Bushnell, the Republican can
didate for Governor.
The city is handsomely decorated and
the stars and stripes are to be seen
everywhere. 1t is estimated that from
ten to twelve thousand strangers are in
the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-13
IN SOCIETY.
Events That arc Interesting to the Gay
World

Events That arc Interesting TO the Uay
World
Yesterday morning at the home Of
Mr.. Charles Adams, on Fifteenth
street. Miss Eliza STEELE, the accom-
plished and charming daughter OF Mr..
". H. STEELE, Of Sixteenth street, and
Mr.. Frank Crew, a prominent young
business man of Pittsburg, were joined
in wedlock by Rev. DR.. Riker, pastor
of the Fourth Street NJ e. Church. me
wedding party entered the parlors,
which were handsomely decorated,
promptly at the appointed hour to the
sweet strains of the Lohengrin wedding
march. rendered by Miss Bessie Kyle.
The party advanced to the center OF the.
room and Dr.. Riker, assisted by Rev.
Engle. Of the Zane Street VI. e. Church,
speedily performed the ceremony. The
attendants were Miss Nellie STEELE, sis
ter of the bride, and Alr. Earl D.
Adams. The bride wore gown OF gray
stuff with blue silk bodice and looked
very attractive, while the groom was
attired in the conventional black. After
the ceremony and congratulations were
over the wedding party sat down to an
elegant breakfast The happy couple
left over the 3. & o. at 1915 for San
Francisco, from whence they will sail
for foreign parts, and when they re-
turn will reside in New York. Among
those from out of town who were pres
ent at the wedding were Mrs. Wilson,
Mrs. Crew, mother OF the groom, Mrs.
Frazier and son, Walter, all Of Pitts
burg.
Cards are out announcing the commit
marriage of Mr. James Edwin Hall and
Miss Nellie Lewis Robinson, on We'd
neday evening, June 26. MIR. Hall is
a prominent Marietta oil man, and MissA
Robinson is the accomplished daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs James Robinson, Of No
1927 Chapline street Mr. Hall while
comparatively a stranger here, in a
social way, is well known in business
circles and has many warm friends.
Miss Robinson has a wide circle of
friends and is very popular with all
who are fortunate enough to know her
Misses Beta and Clara Sheets, Of
Martins Ferry, very pleasantly enter
tanned a number of guests at their
home, The Elms," yesterday after
noon with a garden party.
June, for the month of roses and we'd
dings, has been very quiet in Wheel
ing. OF course there are quite a num-
Der Of marriages reported on the tapis,
but so far very few of them have ma
terialized.
The announcement of the marriage
of Mr.. James Mckee, a well-knOwn
young man of Lorain, O., formerly of
Wheeling, and Miss Ellen Kyne, a well
known and popular young society lady
of Martins Ferry has been announced
to take place on Wednesday, June 10,
at S a m, in st, Mary's Church, Mar