Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-21
CITY CULLlNSs.
A Bret Resume OF Days HsppeniRgs
IN and a bout Town.

success.
Diphtheria and smallpox have about
disappeared.
MARKET street rlyaiied BROADWAY "at-
urdav night for crowds.
[ CorHCII. viii discuss bills for street
/ crossings TO morrow night.
COY. JACOBS will swear in to-day. lie
was commissioned on Saturday.
. A wAsHoUr on the Central Ohio, near
} Newark, DELAYED trains few hours yes
! terday.
FREDERICK MYER. a boiler at the La
/ Belle Mill, living on Jacob street, died
/ yesterday.
MAGGIE RUBLEs' house on Market
street above Tenth. WIS raldcd Ntiur-
day night by the police.
The Atlantic engine house men lost
nozzle white on their way nome from
the fire? Saturday night.
TnE COT Guards viii dance Tor the
benefit % their organization at turner
( Hail on Wednesday night.
Tus temperance societies are gather,
IT.: together their forces for another TALL
Oh tie Legislature this winter.
OeE woman swOre out nine warrants
for some OF her East Wheeling neighbors
On Saturday before Squire Felber.
A. W. SACHSgT, Supreme Recorder
A. o. L. w, Will institute lodge oil
this order at Benwood Wednesday
night.
JACOB SNYDER paid Squire Wheeler
b and costs saturday for the privilege
~ erecting Z capital upon William
StostEe.
OS Saturday night car No. s got of the
track at the southern terminus OF the
car line, and caused great delay to the
other cars.
The BRIDGEPORT line has n renovated
car that j. an improvement on the o!u
OK carts that have adorned the mile
track Tor years.
Srrr. BIRCH will welcome the visitors
at the Institute aud Col Dennis, ol
Greenbrier county, will tell him, I'VE
are much obliged
lriss.range how many smiths are
picked up in the course OF a year IN the
semi-occasiopal raids oil the police on
houses OF il! shape.
STEVE WILCOX saws Haller, the agent
for Slade, handed HIN the handouts last
night and told HIM TO hand them to
Slade when called for.
We publish this morning the law card
of EAIug, Melvin X Riley, hessrs Ewing
< Riley having associated with them
the Hon. Thayer Melvin.
\ MAN collItet with street car at
the corner Of Twcnty-iirSt ami Man
streets or Saturday might and succeeded
in getting himself very muddy.
SIyrEgNrH and Seventh streets are in
their usual bOttOruiess condition. AbOnt
the first Of June there will b. several
striugs Of stone broken on them.
OS saturday morning the train going
out on tie "PcwiGy' road ran Into Il
locS Of sheep near Glen's Run. Ten or
Twelve ufthe muttons were killed.
ALAEGE number OF Wheeling young
gsul.rmon will be in EeliaiTe, Bridgeport
aud T. Uaviils to-day. The srsS,on OF
:nu us4ud jury IS merely = coincidence
Tu,uSAxDs took in the Gui;eau dis
patcl IN iue RsGlsTGG widow Saturday
night The had craftsmanship OF the
principal was thesuhjtct OF general "om-
ment.
FRED FoCsTEE's boot and shoe shop
was broken into cary yesterday nOru-
Ia., and q quantity OF footwear s'oIen
Mr. Forster thinks his loss will amount
TO SlCO.
OHIO ministers are lecturing in West
Virginia towns this winter on the "Slis-
takes OF Iugorsoil." Their audiences
make up the three mistakes. sort OF
a comedy OF errors, as 1t were.
The lunch routes were rather neglect.
ed last week kcmple was out on Il
tour, likewise Dan Rice, while Funny
Things 10 SEE" amused Southern ONO
audiences OF small proportions.
TuE North End Boat House, which is
generally anchored at the Top mill,
broke from its moorIngS on Saturday
night. and driiJed down to the foot OF
Seventh street, where it WAS caught.
ABOUT s o'clock Saturday night an
alarm was struck IRON box n Main ana
Twelfth streets, caused by the discovery
OF smoke in the Building occupied by
d. A. Tharber & Co Oh Water street.
Ir took a train two hours and fifteen
misutes to 20 from this city to West
Alexander last Saturday afternoon. /,
puts one in mind of the HaIcyon days
OF the Hempfeld regime, "W. d. Bur
ton, uPvuntenuenL.
Tugec will be 4 special meeting CT
LaBelle No. >, American Order OF Work.
men, on Tuesday evening, November
-. VI. v. Sac6e.t, superior Recorder,
will be present and address the men,
bers.
BURGLARS entered the boarding house
OF Mrs. smith, 1924 ChapIlne street, on
Friday ujgHt, and stole several articles
of apparel belonging to Mrs. Saith 3
hey toCE the prrcaution before enter
ing 90 ruru down the gas and also in the
-trrrt lamp IN front OF the house.
A TEMPEST in a teapot" is what 4
Srudav yaDcr terms the harmless little
picnic IN the kanaTha valley last week;
in other words, sort OF a Fourth ward
"gatherin" OF Sunday night. The
only trouble. however, was there was
no pominck Morris there to "disparss"
them.
Probably the most astonishing state
msnt We have heard for some time was
that made by Mr.. Hall, of Wheeling
the other morning. He declared em-
phatically that the depth of the Ohio
trenled itself every hundred miles; that
it was three times as deep At Wheeling
- at Pittsburgh; three times deeper at
parkershurg than at Wheeling, and SO
On It's no wonder the Mississippi is
an tear" ii this is SO. /. was rather
new to us, Int then these riv,rmcn are
vcrv knowing, Won kuow.-4oWdsci5r
!i'-od