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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
WIN Probably be Held Not Later than the
Latter Part of Jnne.

Special to the Register.
Washington D. c., November 8
Chairman Harrity, Chairman OF the
National Democratic Committee VINO
was here to-day, said the meeting oil the
committee to decide upon the time ana
PIKE of holding the convention next
year, would be held in washington
early IN January. Mr.. Harrity also said
he had so far received communications
from San Francisco. Denver, st. Louis,
Milwaukee and Chicago, urging that the
convention be held in those c:tes. Mr.;
Harrity thought the convention would
zCt be held later than the latter part OIL
June.
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York and Boston in the East, have in
augurated the experiment, and as tenn
porary relief expedient, at least, it seems
destined to attain a decided success.
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LOST.
WANTED.

statesmen WANTED EVERYWHERE.
Big money; no peddling; samples free;
hustlers only. VAN LOON e BLACK
AIER, 20 Dearborn ST., Chicago. no9q
wANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN TO RUN
as news agents on railroad trains. Must
have so security. Apply at Union News
co. Office, Wheeling, w. Va. oc5Oh
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S1.5O EACH.

ELEGANT new BLACK NOVELTY
CHEVIOT JACKET---bias box front,
ripple back, French seams, tailor
stitched. stylish mandolin sleeves,
pearl inIaid bone buttons.
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SO EACH.

Handsome ROUGH CHEW0T JACK
ETS-.-caterpiIar.weaVe. st'ap-baCk
seams, inIaid velvet rolling nOtched
collar. mandolin sleeves, skeleton
lined.
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readings. recitations and vocal and in
strumental music. all of which was well
rendered. The proceeds will go toward
the church debt.
Howard Selby and Bert SHAVER leaVe
Monday for hunting trip back IN west
Virginia.
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3DbeeIia9 3e9isffr
WBSTYIRGIEIA PRINTING COMPANY
rrsrrsHERs AND PBOPRIErORS.

7be REGISTER. embracing its seVe'.l
..,..,o,s ia entered at the Postoihee III
,,-.'-i,-'~ " va. as second-class matter.
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This weather is quite enough 10 1901
the flowers into blooming.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
Special Sale Of Real Estate T!

40. $40 MAIN STREET. dwelling now
occupied by VIM. A. Isett, ESQ,
no. GA VIRGINIA STREET, brick, 10
rooms, modern; terms $1,000 cash. balance
easy payments.
No. iR MAIN STREET, corner Of
Eighth street. II rooms, rents for $3.50 per
annum. only $500. This is bargain.
No. &c TWELFTH STREET, II rooms,
fine brick and stone dwelling. lot 66Xl20.
NO 1870 SIXTEENTH STREET. brick
No 1913 FOURTEENTH STREET, brick
dwelling of six rooms and bath. Heated
by steam. All modern conveniences. Good
stable etc. Lot 32Xl20
LOT 30xl0S feet on Thirteenth street.
NO. 1121 CHARLES ST, lots and c
room house. a bargain.
STOREROOM AND DWELLING of 7
rooms. corner Fourteenth and McColloch
THREE LOTS. each 3Ox12O feet, on the
northeast corner of Wabash and Indiana
streets Island. VIII sell cheap.
RINEHART e. TATUM,
CITY BANK BUILDING.
Telephone 219. Room No. 6.
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WANTED-AIEN AND WOMEN TO
work at home. pay 8 10 SIG per week for
making Crayon Portraits. New patented
method. ANY one who can read or write
can do the work at home, in spare time,
day or evening. Send for particulars and
work at once. Address II. \. GRIPP, Ger
man Artist Tyrone. Pa. no10dt
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FOR sALE-HANDsOoIEo ~ E.l j, =
e Cus cards. al Register once
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EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

o-.oo-----~~---~.~--~
FOR SALE-A BUSINESS EARNING $25
y V,a4It clear. Location best in town.
owner must sell this week, going into
other business. 500 cash JONES, Reg
lister office. Hooes
LIVERY STABLE FOR SALE-A FIRST
Ola e Livery Stable in Martins Ferry. o.,
doing a good business and with first-claSs
undertaken Good reasons for selling.
Address GEORGE WEBER, Martin
Ferry, O. OC-Oe1-
DOR SALE---SALOON.
For saIe-saloon, centrally located, with
established trade. Can be bought cheap.
E"4"N1 s. o. BOYCE,
oco7edb 400 Chapline Street.
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Cloak Room.

Handsome AII-WooI heavy weight,
BLACK CHEv0IT JACKET, 26-inCh
length, high storm collar, satin faced,
ripple back, box front.
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WANTED!
MALE HELP WANTED


WANTED IN WHEELING-ALL OR
part of time of young man TO do special
work and make collections. No canvass
ing: references. Potomac Publishing Co,
14lO G. St, Washington. noJq
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DID YOU SAY SCHOOL RlHS

We Have Them for Boys an
Girls in Knit, Oil Cloth and Leat
er.
In Fact, We Have too Many d
zoe and Csc.
The Best Draw Suiu- Bag fl
25c in Town.
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so CENTS A YARD.

Come or send for Samples.
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COULDN'T TOUCH REIDY.
Wheeling's Gripples Only Manage to
Scratch in Two Runs
From the Findlay Twirler-Twins
Won from Columbus-Results Of
Games in the National League.
Last Nights Bowling Contests.
Other Local and Telegraphic
Sport.

Special to the Register.
Findlay, o., June 22.-The Wheelings
suffered defeat again to-day because
Of an inability to hit Reidy success
fully, the eight hits secured off him
being kept we'll scattered. Only three
more hits were secured off McCleary,
but the Findlays were lucky in bunch
ing them. Regan carried off the bat
ting honors, securing three two-baggers.
Both pitchers were we'll supported.
Findlay put up phenomenal game in
the field and upon bases and the visitors
were not far behind them. Outside
,of little wildness shown by six bases
ON balls and two men hit, McCleary
pitched a good game.
Pritchard made both of Wheeling S
runs, the first on Cookies error and a hit
by Crottty, and the second by errors Of
Cooke and Grey. For Findlay, in the
first inning, kim hit safely, stole sec
ond and scored on Cookies hit. In the
second Reidy secured a hit, went 10
third on Donavins tumble of the ball
and scored on Grey's hit. Another run
was made in the fifth. kim hit safely,
stole second and scored on Irelands
hit. In the seventh Ireland drew base
on balls and Zane hit the ball over the
fierce for a home run. Hanifin hit safe
~ and scored on Reidy's hit.
yNhea1iDar DfavS an pyhinitIOn game
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
THE BoxING CARNIVAL
To DO Given by the Metropolitan Athletic
Club this Week.

To DO Given by the metropolitan Athletlc
Club this Week.
Tuesday night, the 25th inst, the
boxing carnival before the Metropoli-
tan Athletic Club begins. The opening
event is the long-talked-of information
al glove contest between Jerry Mar
shall, Ausralias champion feather
weight. and Johnny Van Heest. 125-
pound champion Of America. 1t has
been agreed by all parties concerned
that the contest will be twenty-five
rounds. or more, if required, which will
give universal satisfaction. There has
been a great deal OF speculation as 10
the result, and each man has numerous
admirers.
Marshall will arrive from Pittsburg
tomorrow, accompanied by his trainer
and hacker. Buck Cornelius. Marshall
will finish his training at the club house
in company with Billy Dooley. Johnny
Van Tfeest, who has been training like
a Trojan, says he never felt better in hia
life.
Tuesday night the lovers of boxing
Will see one Of the best glove glove con
tests of the year Each man has a
good reputation. and victory will mean
a great deal to either.
The second event, on Wednesday
night, the Goth, between Billy Dooley,
the San Francisco champion, and Jack
Grace. the New Yorker, will be quite an
interesting affair. The majority Of the
sporting public seem to think that Doc
ley has a soft job on hand, but there
may be a little surprise party in store
for the lanky Californian. When he
faces Jack Grace on Wednesday night
he will find that he has no novice to
deal with. but man who has licenca
to 20 against any of the 133-pOund di-
vision. at which weight they have
agreed to scale, at o'clock on the day
of the contest.
The final event between the two big
fellows. Tim Seaman, Of Pittsburg, ana
Billy Woods. of Denver, on Thursday
night. the 9th, is creating a good deal
of enthusiasm, and a large delegation Of
sporting men will be at the ring-side
when the gong sounds. The Pittsburg
papers seem to underrate their man a
great deal. but Tim Seaman is big,
strong young Irishman who is liable 10
develop into a champion. He has en-
gagged in quite q rev contests anu 80
far has never met with defeat. OF
course. he has never met any Of the
first fight Of heavyweights, but he
gave Mike Boden, the Philadelphia trial
horse. as severe a drubbing as that
worthy ever received at the hands Of
Jackson, Choynsk or Jim Hall, and it
is hard to understand why the ma
iority seem to think that the Denverite
has an easy job. Billy Woods sent
telegram to the manager Of the NJ. a. c.
from Montreal, Canada, that he would
arrive in Wheeling on Monday, accom-
panied by his trainer and few Cana
dian admirers. who viii be prepared 70
cover all the Seaman money in sight.
The winner will be matched against
some prominent heavyweight at some
future entertainment OF the NJ. a. G.
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PERSONALS.

In politics the maiden took a hand.
But since her words lacked rllS' Her
speeches wit.
But little influence coulu Sile COi.tlle' -! -,
All. too. il seemed she put her loot IN II.
Miss Genevieve Campbell, of South
Market street, is a guest OF friends IN
Columbus.
Miss Cora Matthews, Of Chaplne
street. will leave in a few days for I'LL
nois to spend the summer with rela-
tives and friends.
James Neil and family will leave in
a few days for Somerset, Pa, to spend
a. portion of the heated term.
Misses Mamie Jones and Lillian Lew
is. of the North End, are visiting
friends in Steubenville, 0.
Miss Hannchen Bonnheim arrived
home last week from Allegheny, Pa, TO
spend her vacation with her parents
Among the Wheeling boys attending
college. who are home for the sumner
vacations. or have concluded the course
of study are the following: Lieutenant
schulz West Point: w. p. Robinson,
Columbian Law School; Archie Sawtell,
West Liberty: Frank Nesbitt, Universe
" of Virginia: Frank Kincheloe and
Wilson Hoge. University Of Virginia;
Silas Stathers, West Virginia Uniyer-
sity.
Miss Carrie S. Ulrich, daughter OF DR..
c. Y. Ulrich is home from New YORK
CITY. where she has been studying art.
Misses Jennie Bailey and Rose Swee-
ney sailed yesterday from New YORK,
for Londonderry, Ireland.
Mr. Will Caldwell, who graduates at
Harvard this week will be home after
The graduation exercises.
Mrs. Dr. Ridgeway, Of North Market
street. is visiting relatives in Marietta
and Beverly. Ohio.
Mrs. Fred Buckendorf and daughter,
Mrs Thomas Shat, of South Jacob
street. have returned from visit with
friends ~ New Matamoras Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. McLane left last
week for Mt. Lake Park. Nd. to occupy
their cottage at that resort during tho
summer.
Miss Elizabeth Mendel left Thursday
fo,. a two months visit with relatives az
ST Paul. Mimi, and Milwaukee. Wis.
Miss Lila Beall left last week For
Scranton. Pa. to visit her sister, Dr..
May Beall-Kramer.
Miss Alice Caldwell leaves during tina
coming week to visit Miss Ida Scott 81
Charleston.
Joseph Speidel is home from Yale
College. where he has been attending
school.
Miss Mabel Brown. Of Cleveland, O.,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
OIL NEWS.

Murphy & Jennings, who have b
operating for oil and have two prod
ing wells on the o. w. o. Hardin
farm on Elk Lick of McElroy, yester
got $50 barrel well This comp
also is now tapping two other wells
the same farm that make rs goo.
showing as the one just completed
The Fish Pot well is reported iu
big Injun sand about 70 feet. Their,
a small showing of Oil.
The Barnsdall well No. on Br
Run is drilling nicely and will soon
in the Cow Run sand.
The tools got fast in the Mah0n w
which necessitatcd drilling a new z
near the old one
One of the gas lines laid into
Elarys was taken up this week. one
being deemed sufficient to supply
town.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23

The er1om has been draugh-smon and
civil enEuoer at the Riverside Iron
Works for several Years. The bride is
.u amiahle young lady. Who is held in
the highest esteem by an her acQu0int-
euces. 40 the appointed hour the happy
couule entered the presence of the as
serhIace OF guests, preceded by Master
Arthur Hose and Miss Ethel Reed, the
lat.er niece of the bride. The two
children were dressed I'm white silk
costumes. and each carried @ basket of
bridal roses. The bride wore very be-
c1wnE costume. made of white bengal
line SILK with ribbons and brides roses.
Rev. Dr. d. a. Cunningham, pastor Of
the First Presbyterian Church. was the
o9cio.ng minister. and q beautiful
PRAYER was offered mp by Rev. j. II.
Gratis of Allegheny City. At ten
o'clock @ weddiug supper was served
under the supervision of burst. The
dining room and tables were decorated
with smuaX. roses and sweet peas.
Amorg the guests from abrood were:
1Ir and Mrs. Ford Mackenzie. Miss
Edith and Ar. George Mackenzie. Rev.
J. II. Craig. and Mr. Hays Darsie, Of
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be ten starters in the 20 trot. an
which can beat their record. F,-
ilrst time since the existence nj
wheeling track there will be a f-..
all with nine or ten starters -r
whom have records OF PIP or her,.
Already fifty or sixty horses h,r.
rived on the grounds ready for
starter to give them the WORD m.
at 80 p. m. The Opera Honso ,
VIII give a concert every Afternoon
avoid a rush the club has 500 re.
opera chairs which can be resarva
heiskells cigar stand, Mcclure b,
beginning Monday, June 9th
VIM. Schwertfeger offers as an Fl
pendent prize a suit OF horse cIo.
to the horse making the tastes.
during the races at the Fair Cror~i
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
r1NE,GAME AT COLUMBUS
MARRIED by Continual Wrangling Over the
Umpire's Decisions.

Special to the Register.
Columbus. o., June ga beautiful
and intensely interesting contest be-
tween Colum. bus and the Twin Cities
was marred this afternoon by continual
wrangling over the decisions of the UNI
pire, Joe Miller Both sides had him
going and he seemed at times not to
know whether it was ball game or a
horse race that he was looking after
Handiboe and Wright both pitched fine
ball. The former had the best of it
until the last inning, when he himself
threw the game away by overlooking
an opportunity to make a double play
on Shaw's burt. Summary:
Columbus .......0 0 0 0 l 2 0 3 %
Twin City .......0 90 2 , 0 p
Batteries, Columbus, Handiboe and
Prince. Twin Cay, Wright and Bower
man: hits. Columbus 10, Twin City IL;
errors. ColumbGs II, Twin City g.;
earned runs, Columbus 2, Twin City 8;
two base hits, Violet, Prince q, Hill,
Gallagher: three base hits, Hazen, Ha-
ger; sacrifice hits. Hill (2), Ball, McMil-
len, Hager; stolen bases, Hill, Miller,
Hager: hit by pitcher, Ball; struck out,
by Handiboe /, by Wright s: bases on
balls, off HandibOe 3, off Wright 4;
double plays, Bali to Hazen 10 West,
West, unassisted; umpire, Miller.
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MILF DENIES 1t.

And now it is said that the Toledo
Western Association team may be trans
ferred TO Columbus In an interview
Manager West, of Columbus, denies that
there is any foundation for the story,
so far as he knows 1t is known that
Manager Long, of the Toledos, is anX-
ious to go to Columbus, but West says
that no offer has yeE been made the
Interstate franchise. Under the Ma
tional League agreement a Western
Association team canuo OF be placed in
Columbus when that city is represented
in the Interstate League.
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ENTRIES ATIArnNI.

Following are the entries Or rs..
for June q: First, mile SELLING r,-
anna 102, Islin 1O1, Contest TO- fs~.
80, AlethG Allen 81, BrowneH o. ~
20 SO, Mill Boy SO, Ransom ~ -,
Morgan 81, G. B. Cox 50. Oue,t,
Bessie 81, Rampant IS. second
mile, Lehman 10, ST. Pa l07. S.~
107, Silura 105, Samantha los. III
Dome los, Susie B. 105. Jim d.
100, Ductor 81. Carrie Lyle IS. :
Belle 50, Mary Keene %. Glen IH.y %
Third, Is selling. Prairie King l0 &
Dixie 10G, Scimiter 104, Garland 2
1903, Tom Cromwell 102, Oracle Il
Hermann 101, Americas 100. Rr
Choice 100, Paxan 80, Col. DIE.
Carl Holland IS, Rosalind g. De
Bowlander 80, War Song o.. rgr
l 1-16 selling, Ashland los. Michael .
Saddle Bags los, Enthusiast lot.
On 106. Grammar 101, Dominion
lie Banjo 80. Fifth. ~ maidensI
eta 10, Lillian E. 10. Helen o q
10. Decision 10, Miss Francs
Cozette 10, Sugar, Imp. 10, Patsy
105. Exhibit 105. Julie Dor los. 81
lana 105, Wild Olive 105. Chiora
Miss Ross 1O5, Palm Leaf 105, Eawa
105, Shuttle Cock 105. Sixth. mile s.
ing, Koko ia, Piccaroon 104 Peab
1912, Alta June 102, The Princes
Tancred %. Joe Bailey 90, Fair C.,
90. Shanty Bob 80, Porthos 50, Crcsl
Sc.
Season tickets for races, and reser
opera chairs in grand stand are now
sale at Mcclure House Cigar Stand
Millinery in stock and To order redu
onethird. All sailors half price.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
AMATEUR NOTES

The Spears Axle Workers would like
to hear from the WarwCOd Tool Work
ers for $40 a side Sunday, July 7th.
The JOS. Korn Beer Guzzlers accept
the challenge Of the Hartman Grub
Eaters for Sunday morning, June 80.
The Daisies and J. p. O'Malleys will
cross bats on the B. 6, o. grounds this
afternoon at two o'clock for So a side
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
NAMELESS WON THREE.

The Nameless team defeated the
CHARTERED Oaks three games at the
Musee alleys last night by the following
scores:
Nameless-Campbell 157, 1877, 157;
Wells. ia 15S, ISL Manning 1856, 1T,
18S; Carenbauer 152, 14S. $780, Bowlin
113. 126, 125; Blind 176, 152, 164; totals,
SIG. 95S. 915.
CHARTERED Oaks--Stoetzer 1T, 147, 1O9:
Gardner 139, 120, 15e; l. Wood 115, 1873,
1870; Wagner 121. 128. 127; !. Wood 1853,
157. 1876; Blind 122, rs, 121; totals, 757,
500, 7S2.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
sTEIIBENVILLE MEET.

The Steubenville Athletic Club will
give a bicycle meet on July 25th, and
the club expects to make it more sue
cessful than last years diamond meet.
The prizes in diamonds will aggregate
in value more than $4,000. All the
prominent class y riders have been en-
tered. or have signifed their intention
of entering the races.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23

RING the past
week there have
been a large num-
Der of weddings
and several pleas
ing soirees in Mar
tins Ferry, and So
ciety has been the
reverse of dull.
Last Tuesday even
ing Miss Marie
Burkhardt enter
tanned a large
number of her
friends in a most
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23

riage with Miss Rose Miller of Cald-
wells Run. The attendants were
Charles Seidel and Miss Mamie Bran
niean Rev. Boecele, Of the St
Mathews congregation, of Benwood,
nerformed the ceremony. The singing
SECTION ,of the German-American Vet
cram Society was present and rendered
some choice selections. Dancing was
then taken up until an early hour IN
the morning, when all the guests re-
turned 10 the city in conveyances.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
JACKSONVILLE WON.
Special to the Register.

Special 70 The kegister.
Mason City w. Va, June 22.-The
Jacksonville co. team defeated Mason
City here to-day in one Of the most ex-
citing games of the season. The score
was Jacksonville, 7; Mason City. 6; err
rors, Jacksonville 5, Mason City 6; base
hits. Jacksonville 8, Mason City II;
pitchers, Nelsonville, Williams and
Wynue; Mason City, Weiss.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
FINANCIAL.
MARGIN
TRADING
EXPLAINED.

No matter what booklet on
you may have read, send i'i
new and complete ard cir-' ,.r.
Margin Trading and explain. 10 3
expressions. crop damage
the Winter-wheat states a--
able state Of affairs ana ~"
about hall crop OF am inief.'
We believe wheat will sci.
bushel and advise purchasing .r5
prices on a 3 or &C. margin. r- aal
daily market letter telling WHO"
what 10 invest. 1t IS tfes.. ...- a. C0
jel6dt 4l5 IraueIs 49,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23

is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Nelson
n Whitaker. on South Chapline street.
Miss Martha OFT leaves during the
coming week for an extended visit TO
friends at Hagerstown ana orher points
in Maryland. - : 49,
Miss Collins, of Quincy, Ill, is the
guest of Mrs. f. ]. Hearne at Leather
wood.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23

pleasant manner at her lOWe OH -NOI VH
Second street in Martins Ferry. Fifteen
couples OF young people spent the even
ing in various social amusements, dane
ing being the most favored. About ten
o'clock the happy young people were
seated at an elegant supper, after which
dancing continued until a late hour,
when the guests took their departure,
voting Miss Burkhardt charming
hostess.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23
A LONG WALK.

George Herold, young man who is
undertaking to walk from Oakland,
California to New York, to win a wager
of $500, called at the Register Office yes
terday. He is making his way East
and IS now twonty-one days ahead Of
schedule time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23

CHARMING home
wedding took place
Thursday evening
at eight o'clock at
the sidoUce OF
1Ir. and Mrs. JOS
eph Lawson. on
South Huron street
The large parlors
were embellished
with pottel fow-
ers and plants. and
ferns. artistically
arranged. The hap
py principals In
the pretty nupti2l
cercm0 u " W o. q @
Miss sara Ella
D rv-soD and NTr
Louis Mackenzie.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23

Items intended for publication in this col
ulnn must reach the Register counting
room not later than Friday evening, ahu
mnst he accompanied by the name of tho
,,ir;fc- ~ an evidence of good faith. Such
sirautures as Constant Reader SUB
! scriher etc. arc not suiiicienI.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23

Earned nuns, FlndIay 3 Two Dase
hits, Regan 8, Crotty; home runs, Zane
.: stolen bases, kim ,, Ireland; double
plays, Ireland 10 Ganss to kim, Kane
to Crotty; first base on balls. off Reidy
l. off McCleary 6; hit by pitched ball.
Zane, Ireland, Kalkoff; struck out, by
Reidy l, by McCleary 2; passed balls,
Kalkoff q left on bases Findlay 9,
Wheeling s; sacrifice hits, Branden-
berg, Cooke; time, 1:55; umpire, Derby
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-23

He most notable
OF the entertain
mentsOf the Arion
during the heated
period is the an
nual concert and
.Sommernachtfest
which is given at
Wheeling Park.
The assemblage
at that charming
resort last We'd
nosday evening
vas large and