Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-06-10

and will bring two hose companies and
a hook and LADDER company. These
gentlemen stated That v 200 people
would come from their city, headed by
a brass band of twenty-five pieces.
The game of ball between the Dough-
ertys and Jack Arthurs, of Wheeling,
yesterday ended in a row over a de-
cision of the umpire, the score at the
time being IL to IA in favor of the
Wheeling team. The umpire gave the
game to the home team, as the visitors
refused to play after the decision,
which they called rank.
Free Concert by Meister's band and
fire works display Monday evening at
Tricks Summer Garden.
Mayor Goodhue fined Mrs. Thomas
Moore SIS and costs yesterday. The
trouble was a neighbor quarrel.
The dispute between George Dorsch
and the Wheeling and Lake Erie rail-
road has been settled. Some time ago
Mr.. Dorsch secured an injunction
against the company for e~ncroachment
upon his property. The company quit
work for several days, but commenced
again, which caused much trouble, but
work was stopped again. Recently the
company informed Mr.. Dorsch that the
last work was a mistake and that they
would have no more trouble as they
would accede to his claim.
The Knights of Pythias lodge will
meet at their hall to-day, where brief
services will be held, after which the
order will march to the cemetery and
decorate the graves of their deceased
members.
Miss Pearl CARRIER will leave We'd
nesday for Norfolk, Va, to spend the
summer with her sister. While there
she will take a special course in music.
The Steubenville district convention
OF the Epwonth League, which has just
closed its work at Smithfield, will meet
in this city next year.
Don't forget the |. o. G. T. excursion
and picnic to Rock Springs Park, over
c. & P. Wednesday, June goth, 1900
Good music and addresses by able
speakers.
Geo. Noble is spending Sunday with
his parent$ at C~laysyille, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anthony VIII
leave to-day for Pittsburg.
Invitations have been issued by Miss
Alice Morris for a reception to be given
4iCi ldQy ll1Cluo DCAl 1uQl Suoy dllCI-
Don at her home on North Fourth
street, the hours being from two to
five o'clock.
The Knights of Pythias went to Til
louisville last evening on the ferry boat
Conveyor.
The governor on the engine at the
Laughlin mill broke Friday night,
throwing the mill off several hours.
The police have received their new
helmets The officers now present a
metropolitan appearance.
Geo. Cooke left yesterday for New
Athens to spend a few days with his
parents.
Free Concert by Meister's band and
fire works display Monday evening at
Tricks Summer Garden.
Brock Brown is up from Moundsville
spending Sunday with his friends.
John Runyoun, of Chicago, is visit
ing his brother James, of this city.
The workmen at the Aetna-Standard
will be glad to know that mills Nos.
Z s 4 and 8 will resume Monday. Some
of these mills have been off for some
time.
1t is said a crowd of young men will
go out in the country to-day on the
hunt of the large snake which is said
to haunt a certain woods. If the snake
is not large the stories told of it will
make up the deficiency.
The members of the Liberty Hose
Company will meet to-day and be
measured for their new uniforms.
The Laughlin nail mill has closed
down indefinitely. presumably on ac-
count of lack of orders.
The Acme metal works is rapidly
getting their plant in shape and will
soon be ready for operation.
The metal ceilings are being placed
in the new Hoge block.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lipphardt will
leave this week for a trip abroad.
The printers of this city and Bridge
port have organized and elected Geo.
Barr, of the Times force, for president.
A charter has been applied for.
The Daughertys will play the Gut
mans to-day on the Fulton grounds.
Catelle & Henderson have recently
secured some more options on coal
lands north and west of this city. Coal
lands in this section are being rapidly
taken up, and all the territory CON
tiguous to the railroads in this county