Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-21
LOCAL LACONlCs.
Various Brief Matters In and About the
City.


The cases against Alex. Lemly and
Frank STANLEY are get for trial In the
Circuit Court on April 81.
The seats for the Press Club lecture
ON Saturday night will be on sale at
Banners music store this morning.
TaE saueezers OF the new Riverside
forge broke Yesterday morning during
the day turn and caused tine stoppage oil
al work.
SQUIRE WAIT Yesterday issued a war
rant for the arrest Of Charles Denhardt,
who is charged by Timothy Brannon
with assault and battery.
WHEN the Ihieliigoaoer says a lady, at
Tuesday nights German, wore "a hand.
some Rayenna, o., cream satin," what
is the unlearned reader TO presume?
Our faith in Vennor has been tremen-
dously shaken. He promised us n
snowstorln for yesterday. but instead,
we had warm, sunny day. How are
the mighty fallen!
MAJOR LOUIE ScHwALB had an inn
mense crowd i'll attendance at his con-
cert last night. Prof. Kramer dispensed
some fine music and the Milwaukee
Book was excellent.
Ok Tuesday afternoon Emma, the
nine year old daughter OF Rev. l. w.
van, of Stonetown, fell down fight
Of cellar stairs and severely cut and
bruised herself about the face.
The case of Harry Freese, charged by
Hugh Harrison with committing an as
sault on his son Willie, was disposed OF
Yesterday by Squire Wait placing
Freese under $50 bond to keep the
peace for six months.
LAST night Louis Lingaman and an
unknown man had a row
at the Lingaman House. Off
Ger Frrgate pulled them both and
locked the stranger up, Lingaman Civ
ing security for his appearance.
W. 7. SMoocH, Sheriff Of Boone coun-
ty, accompanied by L. Il. Doss as guard,
were at the State House yesterday, hav-
ing placed Robert l.. Parker in the
Penitentiary for two years, he having
been convicted OF grand larceny.
CARDS were issued, yesterday, for the
wedding on April 9th, at . o'clock, in
the afternoon, at the Second Presbyter-
ion ChuIch, of Miss Anna Hearne and
Mr.. Kirkland B. Armour, OF Kansas
City.
Tue Committee on Cemeteries held a
short meeting az the City Building last
evening, and ordered the Street Com
missioner to have the necessary repairs
made to the grounds aud fences Of the
Peninsula, the same TO be done by the
work-house hands.
Ar meeting of the Episcopal church
members, held Monday evening the TO-
lowing gentlemen were elected as yes
trymen for the ensuing year: Messrs.
K. g. Bonham, S. Brady, Jos. ID. Du.
Bots, Alonzo Loring, John ID. Culbert-
son, X A. McCabe, Robert Delaplain' ,
LIcius Hoge and Spaulding Wallace.
A QUIET wedding occurred last night,
in North Wheeling, by which Mr..
William L. Krieg and Miss Louisa
Schuman became man and wife, Rev.
Werder performing the interesting cere.
mony. The attendants were Mr.. VIM.
G. Stiiel and Miss Lizzie Schuman. This
bridal event occurred at the home OF the
bride, No. 40 Main street.
The Board OF Public Works held II
meeting yesterday at the Capitol and
ordered the architect in charge to pre-
pare minute plans and specifications in
relation 10 the heating and ventilating
of the new State House at Charleston.
The Secretary was also ordered to al.
veItise for bids and proposals for the
same. This was about the only impor-
tant work done.
THERE was very large and refined
audience at the Opera House, last night,
to greet the celebrated Denman Thomp-
SON and his company, in the equally
celebrated play, Joshua Whitecomb."
1t was a very pleased audience aud it
could not have been otherwise, for
Thompson and dissatisfied audiences
cannot exist together. Everything was
good about il, down TO the orchestra,
which travels with it and produces most
delicious music.
CHIEF ECcLEs and Hugh Harrison,
yesterday, returned from trip out
through Ohio in search for q suitable
team Of horses for the Atlantic engine.
Mr.. Eccles says he has some beauties,
a pair of bays, weight 1850, well pro
portioned, sound and aged ) and years.
The animals are said TO be fast. They
will arrive this morning and be put
under that experienced trainer, Dave
Henry. The other team will be sent to
Pittsburgh.
YESTERDAY afternoon Mr.. Ganser,
who is in charge OF Christian Hess
VINEYARD at Mt: Airy, back of Bridge
port, had serious and dangerous mil :
hap. He was at work in the field when
suddenly a paralyt;c stroke overlook
him and he fell, at the same time rup-
turing large vein in the back OF his
head Aid was Immediately called and
a physician from this city summoned.
Father Emmanuel, OF st. Alphonsus,
was also taken out. Everything posi-.
be was done for the sufferer, but at this
writing he is in a critical condition and
utterly speechless.
ESPECIAL attention is called TO an ad-
vertisement OF the lecture, on Saturday
night, for the benefit of the Wheeling
Press Club, by Chancellor Kemple.
The seats will be on sale at Banners
this morning, and continue until Satur-
day evening. The lecture will be highly
enjoyable, and will he the best effort
Kemple has ever made. Some Of the
hits upon the Nations great men at
Washington are immense, and the de-
scription of the Mahone-Hill controver.
sy, and its comparison to a certain war
here in Wheeling is laughable in the ex-
treme. Go and hear it, and you will
lengthen yourhf q week.