Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-27

They have leased about 1000 acres OF
marsh land from the Walpole Indians
These channels being navigaole. can
not be preserved, and the complaints
from the clubs against the anglers can
not be sustained | understand that the
clubs have posted notices. warning all
Anglers not excepting Canadians, to
TO stop fishing ON their grounds, under
penalty. fhis is not spertsmanlike
nor is il gentlemanly. This notice Is
on account of the anglers disturbing the
ducks in these channels. Why do they
not notify yacht owners to Keep on
their waters. as the yachts make mote
noise by their Kissing aud putting en-
gines than all the fishermen on the en-
tire fats There are very few Usher
men in these cluhs-ali shooters, the
American anglers should pay their Ii
conse. wnioh Is ave dollars, and which
entities them 20 fish In all Canadian
waters. If they employ Canadian Punt
ers and board on Canadian soil they are
exempt from tax
Well. here comes the 1dlewild. She
swings into the dock and We step
aboard, not forgetting to bid our friends
good bye In few moments We are IN
the canal The lake was quite rough.
| We rounded in at the White Star Line
dock at l. 80 p. m. We went direct TO
the Wayne Hotel and took lunch in che
cafe. After lunch We decided 10 take
the steamer Arundel 10 Toledo at d:3u
n. m. distance. 66 miles. We wefe soon
aboard with our baggage and were eli
at the time mentioned, II is heauu-
81 L.,
soon out in the open lake and the wind
blowing a strong gale. the farther we
| got into the lake the rougher It got.
| Nearly all the passengers were sick
4 For my part. | would far rather nave
| been on land. The waves were very
k high. knocking chairs and furniture al
/ out Of their places. When one under
| took To walk through the cabin they
couldn't tell where they would land.
! Either on top of persons or on turnl-
/ ture with a dizzy head a-reeling. 1t Is
a delightful sensation to have. After
| considerable time our boat REACHED the
mouth of Maummee river, which emp
| ties into Lake Erie and Is ten miles
| from the mouth to Toledo. Our boat
/ had TO run slow up the river. After
| considerable time we arrived at the
| dock and went direct TO Hotel Jefferson.
| After putting our autograph on the hee-
| lister il was now $50 p. m. we starteu
| out to hunt up n restaurant, as the no
tel dining room was .closed Tor the
night. We found one, and after par
taking of our lunch we returned TO the
/ hotel and retired for the night.
Thursday morning. September &c, We
i 4 he
/ line around the city, distance nine
miles. We also boarded the short line
| which is seven miles long. ! called
on my friend. Mr.. j.. IL. Clement. for
merly with F. w. Banner az Co, OF
| this city. now with the Courier Com
pany, of Toledo, as a partner in the
| music business. He was glad To see
Some of his old friends from Wheeling
! Also called on Mr.. La Fayette lyttle,
who is in the carriage and sadlery BUS
/ mess; also DR.. Joseph A. Stipp, den
/ list, also Mr.. Barton Smith. who is a
prominent attorney. We also met Dr.
/ Robert Darlington, formerly of this
! city. and who Is now travelling sales
man for manufacturer OF steel Tor
tools While here I met my old
friends Lewis p. Schaus and William
| Cunningham from Newark. They were
| attending the annual meeting of the
Grand Chapter.
Friday, September q, we took a ride
on the Robinson Electric Belt line,
which is five and quarter miles long
also on one down the river four miles
| long. The longest electric road ex-
tends to Norwalk. distance go miles
! We also boarded the Toledo and Maui
NEE electric road. which crosses the
river to East Toledo, and thence down
the river to Perrysburg. Here Is To-
Gated one of the largest glass plate fac
tories IN the country. We cross over
the river to Maumee City. and from
there along the river past the water
works and park. TO the point where we
star ed from, distance sixteen miles
More electric roads center in this city
| than any other one in the United States
and it Is the third largest railroad CEN
ter in the United States. Chicago first,
Kansas City second and Toledo third
| The population of Toledo Is l3lS22,
census taken last year
Saturday. September 2S. we left for
home over the Wheeling & Lake Erie
railroad, leaving there at $3.50 q. m
We arrived home at G:30. Well pleased
with our trip. refreshed in mind and