Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-29

I tue West sue Ol NdIACN obtCCS oON'N
I Sixth was Commenced yesterday morn
ing
Tue November meeting OF the Wheel
| inc :. 5. Union will be held at the
/ VI. +. church (Island) on next Tuesday
evening.
CHARLOTTE WISEsBsRG yesterday con-
veyed To Henrietta Miller piece oil
ground on Jacob street in the Sixth
ward for 800.
A LITTLE daughter OF Mr.. Barrett, OF
North Wheeling, while playing near
kettle OF boiling apple butter, had his
loot badly scalded.
A coYPER-DAM and crib will be con-
structed at the basin to-day to restrain
the water until it can be tapped for the
insertion OF the so inch mains.
A rHREE-YEAR old daughter OF Mr.
| George B. Wood, of North Main street,
had one OF her shoulders dislOcated
few days ago by fall while playing.
IL another column will b. seen the
death notice OF George, son OF w. ).
and Marian Beris!ori. This is the
! second child they have lost this week.
I SrEUBsNvuLAlNs want the Steubens
{ and other visiting Germans to visit
( their little town, but the GdcStt, SAYS
/ the villains won't shell out TO pay for
/ the reception.
THE last Will and testament of Maria
/ J. Mckinley, deceased, was admitted to
( record Yesterday with Thomas NJ. Ber-
: rvhill as executor, bond $500, with
; VIM l.. Perrine as security.
WHILE playing about some freight
cars on the "PewiKy' in North Wheel
ing yesterday little child OF Mr.. WIN.
/ Sladers fell from one car TO another,
/ cutting a deep cash in his head.
MARKET street above Seventh is to
! be graded down about two feet lower,
, besides what has been taken oil IN the
| last three weeks. WorS was commenced
/ yesterday morning. 1t is heavy job
The fifth and last story of the Glucose
factory will be completed by Tuesday OF
next week The machinery is arriving
every day and before December LIST, 1t is
likely the ''old thing" will be in full
operation.
SCPT RIDDLE, oil the water works,
SAYS that as soon as the crooks and
mains will he laid down. A telegram
some OF these castings.
CRY Collector fancy is indignant at
the action OF those who are delaying
the matter OF getting his collections
ready for collecting His is the most
solitary case OF indignation on record,
as not another man in the city is kicking.
JANIToR FLYNN has placed the Court
House in excellent condition. The new
seats have been placed in court room
No One. New oil cloth has been placed
on tn floor, and the whole interior OF
the building makes cheerful appear
ance.
Mr.. l.. C.. REED, OF the Island, has |
Certainly felt the heavy hand OF etiic. |
ton this week, having buried his two |
sous, bright boys, who had reached the |
ages OF eight and el-ven years respec.
lively. The last chill was buried yes |
teriay.
A Youth named st. Myers pulled a
large stone Oft one nt the exposed wa |
ter pipes in North Wheeling Yesterday, |
which allowed perfuse escape of Wa
ter. The water shot upward to height |
OF thirty live feet and caused some |
trouble to Mr.. Riddle before he could |
stop the flow.
SOME petty thieves broke into the |
stables of Z. II. Black & Bro, near the |
east end OF the Capitol, early yesterday
morning, and stole quanty OF oats and !
feel. JanitUr Volz heard the thieves al
work, bat when he got out they were !
gone with their plumber.
The quarterly election for officers for
Guiding Star Tent Of Rechabites took |
place last evening as follows: G. K,
Harry Boyd; D. r, James HAYNES; |
Levite, Walter Chapman; r. c., Enoch /
Ball; +. s., Geo. W. Phillips, Jr |. &
Charl4s Myers; 0. c., Harry Connolly. |
The ball tn be given at Thallman's
Hall, Moth wheeling, next week, for
the benefit of the Helpers of the Top |
mill, will be grand gathering. 1t will |
he a masquerade. Five hundred invita-
lions have be given out for it. L. T. |
Cockavne will occupy the music stand
and all may look for a pleasant evening
A sTkEAr ear driver ran wildly into |
the CITY Building last night and said |
pOlCtutdu was "aulcu NJ TIE OnllSu |
engine house Immediately. Lieutenant
Lylvis telephoned TO the house and |
lNarned that one Of the firemep had |
given the man dime to buy a Police |
NslrS and the fellow thinking the dime |
was for his services, went for police !
man.
my SWEETHEART" has merit, it is |
lively and vivacious, and in its move |
melt AMI dialogue has touches OF hu |
NOR and wit. The singing is qIite re-
freshing. The music is exceptionally |
pretty, and the songs are so cleverly |
done by Miss Palmer and Mr. Graham
aStA deserve the warm applause they
received. Tickets ut Wilson K Banners, |
this morning. L
YESTERDAY young man, 4 carriage
maker by trade, went into one OF the |
numerous saloons on Market Square,
and wanted to shake hands with some
Of his friends, saying he iAtended to
Kill himself. He pulled out revolver
and cnCSing it, pointed it at his heart,
when the proprietor ordered him 10 get
out. He lett, declaring that he would
carry out bis Intentions.
HAIRY alias Hopping" Wells, the
lad who is charged With carving young
Orth, OF Fulton, on Eleventh street
night bVtore last, was arrested Yesterday
by Detective Bell. OF the B. & o. depot.
and taken before Squire Caldwell for a
hearing, and in default OF a 81 900 bail
was sent to jail. Wells says he was
never out OF town at all, and could have
bcen arrested at any time.
MAYOR EGERTER is so frequently an
moved by mendicants aud deserving
poor that he is casting about for some
means of providing for them, j. e. he is
trying to devise some plan TO submit to
Council for its action in the matter. 1t
has been suggested that q fund arising
from fines collected from lewd women.
keepers OF brothels and persons who
may be arrested and fined for frequent
ing them, be created for the purposes
indicated by the Mayor.
donsekeepsrs,
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