Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-19
A Bret Resume OF Days Happenings
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CITY CULLIHGS.
A Bret Resume OF Days Happenings
IN and About Town.
THE Belmont blast furnace started up
Yesterday.
YESTERDAY was pay day at the Cen
tral glass works.
ALICE LoyGRAGE, the festive female
was released from Jail Yesterday.
The Board of Directors OF the seni-
Tertiary had a meeting Yesterday.
FrrplY is pay day at the South Wheel
Ing glass house, the Belmont ant River
side mills.
THERE will he more than few indict'
mcnts in the death rattle" business
ErNt week.
The Germania Singing Society will
have social in their hall on Thanks
giving night. Birch weld speilen.
JoHx FGISGxG, at the Iop mill, VAS
overcome with heat yesterday and taken
with cramps. lie is row better.
THERE is great complaint that some OF
the street lamps in the EigGth ward are
not lighted early enough in the evening
THE Stahl entertainment takes place
on Tuesday evening, the 22i instant,
not Thursday a. We stated yesterday
morning
4 LAD named James Tuition fell yes
tersay at Hobbs. BrOCkuuier 4 Co.'S
glass WORKS, and struck his head upon
piece OF glass, cutting It severely.
THE Smallpox fag has been taken
down from tue house on Main ana
Tweuty-chirG street, the patient there
having been pronounced convaiescent.
\ coal cart broke down on the track
while crossing the street car line on
Chapline street, Yesterday, and the
street cars we're detained Tor some time
thereby.
TIE IT. Johns Protestant congrega-
ton. DR.. ShadranecE pastor, will hold
three DAYS fair for the benefit OF their
church in Germania Hall, beginning
December S:h.
FEaNE DIEuL was arrested yesterday
on complaint OF his vile, charging him
with breach OF the peace, and threaten
ing to kill her. He was taken before
squire Fiber, VINO sent HIM to jail in
default OF g. and costs.
DErurY /. :. MARSHAL q. w. KEN
NEEDY Thursday tied up the Return %
satisfy claim against her OF Ga. w.
Hess. meat merchant. The matter Was
arranged, and the boat is now running
as usual.
Us question OF jurisdiction Squire
Philips Yesterday discharged the BIatt-
ner brothers. also Babbet and Myer, who
had been arrested for raising tumult
on junk boat opposite the Belmont
mill some days ago.
\ PLEASANT party of thirty.slx coup
les met at Franzheim's Hall last night.
Bessie, OF Chicago, who is visiting
| friends here. Music was furnished by
Mayer's band and they danced until Il
/ late hour.
/ THoS. AARTIN, some three months
/ ago, was working about the house OF Mr..
! X. Il. Shriver, on the Island. While
! thus employed it is charged that he
| stole coat. Yesterday he was arrested
| ami taken before Squire Caldwell, who
| committed him in default Of 500 bond.
/ MR. Ep. ScHgUFLgR, teacher and
/ oryanist OF the I,on's Lutheran church,
| will have a concert in the Opera House
/ on Thursday, the Sth OF December, for
I the benefit OF the congregation. He
| will be assisted by the choir of the
| church, as also some OF the best musical
/ talent OF the city.
TIE Finance Committee OF the Board
. of Commissioners at !tS session Thurs
Law afternoon allowed the claim OF FIX
sheriff Jingle for interest on warrants
paid bv him out of his own means. The
J committee also made an amicable set.
| dement, with him in regard to his other
( business. His final settlement will
( soon be made.
Tug Board OF Public Works at it's
meeting Yesterday afternoon, ordered
( he .pavment al $500 to the contrac.
I toy Of the new Capitol building at
Charleston. IT also directed tue archi-
t,,,.t u inquire into the quality OF the
material used by the contractor in his
construction OF the walls OF the build
my. reports having come to the Board
that some OF the walls were going up IN
m uuwOrEman-hEe manner.
A MAN giving his name as Fandling,
rushed hrtarheSsly into the city build
iny. last night. and demanded protec.
ion. He claimed that he had been fol-
loved sui threatened hy three nailers,
whs said they had heard from Fand-
Ing's family in Clifton, Ohio, and who
proposed to punish him for neglecting
them. Officers were sent out, but failed
To- find any one answering the desCrip-
ton given by the nan.
BEECH GLES has been heard from and
does not want to be omitted from the
opportunity OF helping the Home next
week. send us sacks, say they "and
Beech Glen SUNDAY School will not be
behind other people, Send us sacks
anG we Will nil lhsm." and so comes the
sound from right and left, Send us
sacks" Wha, u grand effort il Is, at
any rate. anal how sensible-sensibie
because everybody can have part in It.
al creeds and colors aud chimes, both
sexes. Old and middle-aged and Young,
the people al. /. IS their institution,
their privilege, their JOY.
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