Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-14
FIVE MINUTES WITH THE
NEWS.

No DEEDS admitted TO record yester-
day.
CONCERT at Billy Heuser's saloon this
evening.
OUR glue factories will now remain
idle until cold weather.
A LARGE social was held last evening
in North Wheeling. Cockayne beat the
pans.
ONE marriage license was granted
Yesterday by the Clerk OF the County
Court.
Council will meet again next Tuesday
evening, to give the First Branch a
chance.
THE .Etna mill made another large
shipment on the Andes yesterday Tor
Southern points.
THE Top mill is running full time and
making heavy shipments Ci nails to the
Western markets.
The summer schedule OF time on the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad will go into
elect on next Sunday.
Rgv. FATHER LILLY, the Dominican,
from Somerset, o., will preach at II.
Alphonsus Church, South Side, this
evening.
4 PORTION of the sham battle COM
mittee visited the fair grounds yester-
day morning to view the battle field oil
May 3Oth.
TIE Bellaire 4 Southwestern will be
completed to Armstrong; Mills, twenty
one miles from Bellaire, bv "Wednesday
OF this week.
THE Maennerchor Singing Society has
rented Zane'S Orchard Tor a picnic on
May 3Oth. Better change your date Tor
the Sham Battle.
NOLTE and Niger were sent to the
pcnitentiary yesterday, the former Tor
TWO wears for larceny, and the latter Tor
one wear for manslaughter.
THERE will he a temperance meeting
at Parker Hall this evening. Hanson
Criswcll, Of Moundsville, and Robert
Marshall, OF this city, will be the speak
crs. Everybody is invited.
CART. DEvRIES, of the Baltimore u
Ohio; ID. VI. Hays, OF the Pittsburgh
Southern, and J. G Richie, OF the W.
and w. Railroads were in conference in
| Washington, Pa, yesterday.
\ PARTY of strolling Italian musicians
/ Serenaded the Female College yesterday.
| Pinafore was the burden OF their song,
and. as in duty bound, every student
puts her tingeri in her ears to shut out
| the tabooed music.
TINS is in parenthesis. Aleck. Upde-
I u 80, 4 M, Cochran
/ a barrel exercise and will astOnish and
/ delight visitors on the Both by an eNhl,
| hition on the Island. Cockayne and
| McCluskey are to be judges.
WV. HANM, who was before the Po'
| lice Court on Monday morning Tor dis
| orderly conduct, is not VIM. Hamm
| the tailor, who resides near the Female
| Seminary, for he is known to be a man
/ Of excellent reputation, and his Charac-
ter is abOye reprOach.
THERE is talk of arresting a certain
driver of a coal team for cruelty to his
horses. lie beat them in q most inhu
man way last week, because OF their re-
iusal to back a heavy load OF coal. They
| did not because it was too much Tor
them. That man ought to be tarred and
feathered.
TOMMY KENNEY, the hostler at the
. Nigilaut engine house, has lately per
tccted an improvement in his depart
ment. BY the new arrangement, the
harness hangs supported above the
horse, and by touching spring, drops
into the proper position. Good Ion
| Tommy.
Mr.. JAMES SHERRY has been employed
: as engineer of the new engine on the
. Il. X :. W. Ry. Mr.. Sherry quits the
employ OF the b. d o. K. K. Co., after
I serving it for nearly twenty-five years
/ KS a careful and reliable engineer, Mr.
| Sherry has no superior and we regard
/ his selection as the best that could have
| been made.-BeLlaHe IndepeHdeHt.
4 MAN named Henderson,, who lives
+ in East Wheeling, came home on sat
urdav night in a sail right condition,
+ and upon being upbraided by his family,
/ drew revolver and threatened to blow
his bowels out. Tears prevailed against
him and he consented 10 live after relieV-
+ ing his despair by firing three shots, one
/ oi (which winged the clock, anotherlamed
/ the dog and the third put hole in the
/ best dish-pan
/ II the following story, told OF a re-
Gently married Wheeling girl, be true,
/ Miss DOdss visit is truly opportune
/ She has never learned the gentle art OF
/ cookery, and being DESTROYS of impress
/ sing her husband with her knowledge
and diligence, manages to have the
kitchen door ajar on the day after their
return from the bridal trip, and just rs
her lord comes in irorff the office cX-
claims loudly: Hurry up, Eliza, do,
/ Haven't YOU washed the lettuce yet?
/ Here, give it to me; where's the soap?'
OUR friend Mr.. J. b. Somerville, the
/ rising lawyer at Wellsburg, and eX-rep-
rcSuutativc of Brooke county in the
| State Legislature, stole 4 march on his
friends in this city yesterday afternoon,
and was married to Miss Aggie q. Haste,
/ also of WellSburg. The ceremony took
/ place at the Stamm House, at half-paSt
four o'clock, Rev. W. X. Pendleton OF
( tciating, and the happy couple left for
home soon after. Mr.. Somerville de-
serves his good luck, and We sincerely
hope he and his fair companion will
I live To enjoy many years OF perfect
/ married felicity.