Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-05
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III
Saturday night.
A LARGE temperance meeting was
held at Otis Hall, last evening, ana one
AT Parker Hall in the afternoon.
"BoSy" ALBISGRR was fined at the
Police Court, on Saturday, for retailing
beer without license. He appealed 10
the Circuit Court.
LOOKOUT for my sign-right across the
pavement. Don't mistake the place
No. Is Eleventh street, fold Umonl, be-
tween Main and Market.
DAVE Henry while Harvesting up his
team at the Atlantic for the Saturday
night tire was severely kicked IN the
lett hip by one OF the animals.
YESTERDAY was the first of the seven
rainy Sundays after Easter, audit was a
had beginning. Our skcpticism oi pop
ular superstitions begins to waver.
The employees OF the b. & o. yester-
day received a circular, saying that their
nav would from the LIST Of April be re-
stored to the same as paid prior to June
1877.
CHARLIE ZoKCKLER was before Squire
Marshall last Saturday charged with as
sault and battery. The case was com
promised, however, by Charlie paying
the costs.
FRIDAY night, at the carpenter shop
of the b. 4 D. Railroad Company, on
the South Side, a man named Demndh
threw a nail keg at Louis Loeiiier,
striking him above the eye and cutting
deep cash.
Tux mass meeting at Mozart Hall, to-
night, of the moral and mental improve
ment movement, will be big thing:
MANY prominent business men ana
many ladies' have expressed a deterni'
nation to he present.
TIE "Pewiky" commences running
ON its new time table this morning.
The new train leaves Wheeling at l2:32
and returns at 800. The train leaves a
little too early, we think, but then no
doubt the extra train will be appreciated
by nearly everyone.
MEssRs. PUMPnREY and Gray had a
| little racket in the Fifth ward market,
on Saturday afternoon. The story Is
flat an old feud existed between the
men, and on Saturday Humphrey IN
suited Gray's wife. Gray gave him the
thrasning he deserved, and was arrested
therefor.
DURING the storm Of yesterday alter
noon Dr. Baird, who was calling on his
patiets OF East Wheeling, took shelter IL
the Atlantic engine house. In Opcnlng
the north doors to allow the Doctor tC
drive i'm VIM. IiiLebrand had his hand
caught and badly lacerated. DIR. Balrc
dressed the wound, which was very
painful one.
JAKE CRUDE, the jewcler, was thu
| maddest man in town, saturday hight
and Justly so. Some one upstairs IN tht
CONTINUE threw water about, and 4
went through the floor and greatly
damaged Jake's ceiling, which has re-
Gently been ornamented. 1t certainly
was piece of vandalism.
Miss BELLE McCABE, OF LeatherwOod
entertained the following young ladie
and gentlemen, OF this city, at he
fathers residence, in very cordial man
ner. last Saturday night: Misses LOT
Cummins, Jennie Bloomfield, Mary OFT
Jennie Simpson, Minnie Gilchrist, am
Nessrs. Walter Bloomfield, Geo. Laugh
lin, Tom Howell, Walker Frlssell an'
John List
THE Wheeling Sabbath School Asso
citation should have large attendance
tomorrow night, at the Fourth Stree
VI. l.. Church, as the programme "
be full one and good one. The sub
ieCt Of IA suitable observance OF tn
one hundrcdth anniversary OF the sun
day school work of Robert Ralkes vii
he discussed, reports Of work done AM
to be done considered, and other matter
OF equal interest brought forward.
Ara meeting of the st. Patrick Mu
tual Relief Society, held at their room
Yesterday afternoon, the following oil
GERS were elected for the ensuing year
Patrick Daley, President; John Farley
Vice President, James Finn, Secretary
Patrick Kenny, Treasurer; Thoma
Whalen, Messenger; John Sullivan
Chic. Marshal and Father Sullivan
Chaplain. This society is in a good con
dition, and has good set OF officers.
| CoNsIDGRABLE exciten ent was OCca
stoned in the vicinity OF the jail, yester
day, bv large cloud OF steam escaping
with loud noise, making several be
heve an explosion had occurred. Tn
facts OF the case are that in some way o
other the boilers were neglected ant
the steam allowed to run up to l60 lbs,
whereas the usual amount is only 81
lbs. Jailor Daily heard peculiar nois
and going down stairs, instantly saw
the state Of affairs and released the sur
plus steam.
REv. 5. b. BARNITZ, at the Sixteenth
Street English Lutheran Church, yester
day morning, preached from the text il
Zachariah's prophecy, viii. q, eve vii
90 with you, for We have heard that GOC
is with YOU" The sermon was espe
cially directed to those who recent.
united with the church. The speake
noticed 'thc evidences which must al
ways follow such determination:
Self subordinate to the authority OF God
.. Separation from the world. 8. Ser
vice in Christ's cause" The evening
discourse was one of comfort, based OF
Rev. vii. 1917, "Who are these which
are arrayed in white robes?" &c, &c
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