Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22
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THE employees Of the South Wheeling
and North wheeling glass houses are
paid to-day. "a -7
VIsIrozs 10 Mt. Wood Cemetery viii
hereafter DO required 10 present tickets
OF admission at the gate.
THEaE are great many complaints OF
/ the bad condition OF The gutter on the
east side Of Market street above Seventh.
TINS large street roller is now being
used in south Wheeling on Jacob street,
where Improvements have lately been
made. a SAX. ...
PAkTiEs ,soming In on late trains re-
port thai ne ipteriqr OF tho state Was
visited by heavy rams on Thursday
night. rr .f..r ........
THE Sloans Station brass baud intend
ell to exGurt TO this place on the Abner
O'Neal to-day, but the trip has been
abandoned on account Of low water.
THE reception at the residence Of MIR.
| Richards, On EOu street, laAl evening,
Was one % hse parties OF the season, on
4 the South Side. Cockayne furnished the
J music
Mas WoosrRa OF the North End,
| Who hal the misfortune 10 break one Oi
I her limbs some time since and also IN
| jured the cap Of her knee, Is still con-
lined 10 her room.
OUk citizens will DO treated To some
/ tine music at the public landing 10y tue
sloan Station Brass Band, OH the arrival
/ Of their excursion at " o'clock to-day.
| They have sold over 400 tickets Tor u.
GEoRGE. AN eleven year old sou OF
/ Charles Weitzel, JanltOT Of the Capitol,
/ had his arm broken last evening while
/ playing with a companion. The boys
we're wrestling, and George in falling
fell on his arm with the above result.
INVITATIONS are out iOr reception to
be rendered by Henry Hubbard, ESQ.,
and wife at their residence, 10 Harry
/ Hubbard and bride, on next thursday
/ evening. fhe occasion Is being looked
forward to with pleasure by large
number OF society folk.
TgK Gale collection of fine paintings,
nov ON exhibition at ll42 Main street,
| IA, visited, Yesterday, nv large mum
! hers oi our best citizens, all vi whom
were hiyhly pleased. After giving lull
| tin,e for inspection, the pictures viii he
| sold at public sale, the auction begin
nlng on Monday evening and lasting
until "Wednesday evening.
Us last Thursday evening at the resi-
dence Of BalLer Bats, his daughter Miss
MARY, Was married To Mr.. William DIT,
tenhoyer. The ceremony was Witnessed
by a large number Oi friends, Who, alter
the happy couple had been united ia
| the silken knot, adjourned To Nolies
| Hail where they enjoyed themselves
dancing until late hour.
In MAS reported, last night, that an
/ accident had occurred al IhG "NaTTOWs,
/ ON the road between BcnwOod and
/ Moundsyille The story Was that two
| men aud a horse hal been killed. In
| yestiyation failed Ia discover ANYTHING.
Ii :, ems a cart went over the bank at
| the Riverside blast furnace. which gave
rise. probably, % the other story.
Ma. Many T.. GLOVER, Ol BellalTe,
bas lost her husband and writes to the
| RH,IsrER fnr information. lie lett home
| on TUESDAY, and started iOT Wheeling
by xay of BensOn's Ferry, and has not
been seen since. lie is about sixty
wears Oi age, D feet b inches IN height
his COMPLEXION aud hair are dark, aud
the latter is beautifully sprinkied With
grey. When he lett home he VAS carry
| lny a sack. Any information will he
thankfully received.
Two new passenger trains will be
plared ON the Is. 4 %. road GA the sd
| nf this month. These will be last trains,
and will stop only at Newark, Zanes-
vile. Cambridge. GAINESVILLE aud bel
laira on the q. q. Division. 10 Is eN-
| prgted that these two trains viii make
/ tue run between Baltimore ami Chicago
| ln tNenty-slx hours. Considerable
change will be made in the time Ut other
trains on next Monday, which viii lie
announced further VA.
THEKR was considerable excitement
| on Water street, near the fcHlky freight
depot, last evening People ia that VI
entity were attracted 10 the lep0l 10y
the sound OF a series Ot yells. livery one
supposed that some one was being run
over, and all rushed To the spot, where
they found an old rag-plcker IA tern
ble rage because some boys had taken
the side-bOards from his wheclbarr"S.
The boards were found. ant the old
man quieted down. And there Noa uo
one killed.
THE St Lawrence eNcursiOnlSts re-
turned last night from the Paris OF
America" where they had been in at
tendance on the Musical Festival They
had a most glorious time and those the
reporter cuuVerscd with spoke in glow.
my terms Ut the magnificent way IN
which they had been treated. The
pilgrims danced nearly every night
once the uOloTed waters gave a minstrel
performance, another evening was de-
voted Ia music kindly furnished 10y the
musical portion OF the passengers. Com
ing up yesterday the boat stopped at
Cressap's from y in the morning until
half past one, and u regular picnic Was
indulgedIn Outing the entire trip tiirta-
lions we're INDUCED IN by everybody;
all we're happy, or tried Ia b., and gen
erallv succeeied. kamers music was
no small attraction OF the trip.
A FEw days ago squire Mia, 1T the
Eighth xard, issued warrant for the
arrest of Charles Roll and Michael
ShorIel, Who live in that ward, but
work in the glass house at Belldire. The
papers we're sent In Mayor Crlswell, Ot
the latter place, who arrested the parties
and tried them Tor the Oilense that they
we're charged with, that OF obtaining
1noIs under false prrtenseS from John
Kline, agent ut the Nail City brewing
Company. Mayor O. discharged them
upon their paying the costs and giving
Kline a large silver watch to hemnliy
them against the loss oi the beer Ii
seems they told Kline that certain par
ties IN Bellaire wanted six kegs OF beer,
which they obtained, and Kline has
never seen the money or the beer or
kegs. However, he has the silver watch.
liz Vas stated in these columns some
time ago that a club OF young folks had
inrmed themselves into an association
and were going Ia erect platform on
the Island Tor dancing. This has been
done, and the club, who style themselves
the m. NJ Ds. this is supposed 10 be
their motto, which is Marry Mothers
Daring oT the title Ot their tdvuTlte
waltz. mad Mokes' Dance, or some
thing Ut that sort anyhow gave their
hrst dance last nighL Following h
a partial lisa OF the club: Misses Carrie
Comp, Nan Cecil, Cora zane, Ella Iesis,
Effie Halstel, Annie Csmpban, Nellie
ioung. zOraiis hel.nro, Ada kEAGher,
Blanch Hunter, Moliie Murine, Agnes
Morris, Aunie MAYOR. Mrs, Will Bown
and Nessrs. Charles Copp, Jim Cecil,
Will Grubb, George Dick, Frank Orr,
Fonse snyder. Harry Robb, VIII Mil
Ter. Il. McLuR, Nh hay, Jim Wells,
5. X. Fairs, Loring Downs, Pave Evans,
John Berger, Albert Eiz and GeoRe !