Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-13

Battery A is all right.
1t looks like a hot finish.
Been a great week, up to date.
Don't miss this evenings parades.
The Mogullians will be it tonight.
Many a hat went sailing through the
air.
After tonight it will be: lie Roi est
Mort
1t isn't over yet. Tonight is to
come.
The real name of the live Elk is
30 30.
This is the day for the excursion
crowds.
The Wheeling club did it again yes
terday.
The X of P.s made a magnificent ap-
pearanee.
The bands have done nobly during
the week.
A few more fireworks would have
been all right.
Wheeling Park was a delightful re-
sort last night.
One more night, and the biggest night
of the week.
The races yesterday afternoon were
we'll ~patronized.
Some of the visiting neWspapermen
are still with us.
The Traction Company took in a few
nickels this week.
Oriental face powder is the fakir's
name for confetti.
The Spirit of Fun was surely abroad
after dark last night.
The suburban own were practically
deserted last evening.
The Elks made a swell appearance in
the parade of societies.
Even the messenger boys tied their
hats down with strings.
Is Goo-Goo Eyes a ringer? A lot OF
people would like to know.
The wise young man attached a
string to his hat last night.
The King well enacted his role last
evening, and all did homage.
The Ferris wheels are a big attrac-
ton, and are coming money.
Many men will have to buy new hats
to-day. It's an i'll wind" etc.
The U. r. x. of P. officers on horse
back made a fine appearance.
Jake Snyder is incidentally n%urturing
II. l1ora so,. Tho Etntn Senate
There were still a few thousand peo-
pie on the streets at midnight.
The King will review the big float pa
| geant tonight. Be sure to see 1t.
A few of the editors fingered in
town Yesterday and had a good time.
Summers Band rendered the Regis
ter a very pleasing serenade yesterday.
Frank Hatch, of the Parisians, is one
of the best "barkers' in the bust
ness.
The unlicensed fakirs lodged about,
| and kept the officers busy watching
them.
Little Billee Caldwell and the Royal
Dog Dan will be conspicuous again TO-
night.
The miniature feather buster on long
sticks made many a maiden indignant
last night.
The Register acknowledges serenades
by several bands yesterday afternoon
and last evening.
The young man with the electric
light in his button-hole has been very
| much in evidence.
Hundreds used the streets as the only
| place of escaping the confetti throwers
and hat knockers.
The decorations of the Peoples Bank
have attracted much deserved atten-
ton during the week.
The statue turning to life Is one oil
| the cleanest and most carefully conduct
| ed shows in the city.
The King received royalty at the
Park, last evening, and there wela
many attendants upon the court.
A good many thousand people didn't
go to the Park last evening. Five plunks
was a little too steep for the ball.
A good many people lost their tam-
pers last evening, not fully approaching
the spirit of fun in the atmosphere.
Many a mans headgear went sailing
through the air last night, propelled by
the strong right arm of a mi
Meister's splendid band gave a most
enjoyable concert in the rotunda OF the
Mcclure House, yesterday afternoon.
II YOU were in on the tip" you could
have seen several of the shows as the
proprietors would like to run them, late
last night.
There was many a fierce battle or
Market street last evening, between the
, girls and young men, growing out oil
confetti throwing.
Meister's band rendered the Register