Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-05
LOCAL LACONICo.
Various Brief Matters In and About the |
City.

Various Brief Matters In and About the
CITY.
THk fishing season casts Its shadows
before.
THE daily marriage license was issued
by Recorder Hook yesterday.
Two deeds OF trust were recorded IN
the Office Of Clerk Hook yesterday.
FRANK WALTERS opens his summer
hotel Ms. Belleyiew to-day for the sea-
son.
The "Iincoln Club" boys are happy
over the receipt Of some artistic letter
heads.
Tux South Side Singing Society will
owe a hall in Aib~nz Hall on the 18th.
Mayor will play.
TIE City Hall force are doing little
WORK on The hanging gardens, some
n pwers having been set out.
SAM DUDLEY had his left hand severe
IN mashed at the lower Riverside mil
y ,sterday by bar Of iron falling on &.
tbs Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church give
one Of their highly enjoyable socia!s and
suppers this evening. A Tact that
should be borne in mind.
The Committee on Fire departments
has been called to meet at the Cry
Building at . O'Clock for the purpose oil
making the annual inspection OF the
Department.
YESTERDAY morning slight blaze &C.
Cured in the works of the Nail Cl,y
Lantern Company. 1t occurred about
one OF the windows and was occasioned
by sparks flying from one Of the char
IoI furnaces.
The counties authorities should pay
some attention to the dividing stone he.
tween Marshall and Ohio counties that
formerly stood on the river bank. The
earth has caved away, and the stone has
fallen nearly down to the water.
The Ground Committee Of the State
Fair Association took charge OF the Tin
gle property on the lower end OF Island
Yesterday. The tenants have been
moved off, aud the collectors report
prompt payments OF the two assess
ments.
SQUIRE Caldwell yesterday gave his
decision in the Al Rose case, who was
charged by Geo. Wilson with fornica-
ton and adultery with Wilson's wife.
The Justice fined him $50 and costs, and
in default of payment, he was sent to
Jail for ten days.
DR.. PIPEs has built an addition to his
drug store in the Eighth ward which
he proposes TO use as his office. Gas
has been introduced together with sew.
eral other improvements, and teie.
phone thus making a well appointed
Office and drug store.
ABOUT noon, yesterday, Gribble, the
Bridgeport poet, was driving an express
wagon up Twelfth street and narrowly
escaped running over small child
standing on the crossing at Market. A
by-stander rescued the ambitious
youngster from its position.
The colored cutting scrape OF Satur.
day night is still unsettled. In police
court Tuesday morning there was long
and tedious trial in which great deal
OF nastiness was brought out. Freeman
the party who did the shooting was
fined so and costs, and Browns case
continued until Saturday morning.
The p'lice served warrant on Phoebe
Holtzclaw, yesterday, that was sworn
out by one OF her neighbors who charged
her with being drank and disorderly.
Ii has been some time since this name
has appeared in court. She put up a
forfeit for her appearance in court to-
morrow and tried to start counter
suit.
Ar meeting OF the citizens OF Fulton
held last evening, TOR the purpose oil
nominating candidates for election as
members OF the Board of Education,
Mr.. Stein and Mr.. Luikel were named
as candidates for president Of the board,
and Louis Roth, Louis Orth, Chas.
Hoffman,, Geo. kitson, Herman
Gehringer and Albert Schairer for CON-
missioners. OF these president and
two commissioners are to be elected,
ONE OF the features in the Harmonic
Mannerchor concert next Tuesday, the
10th, will be the grand chorus snd solo
"Out on the Open Sea-" kramer's
orchestra with twelve pieces will
accompany the chorus OF twenty
five male voices. This grand chorus
IS given by request. Mrs. Shelb
and Killmeyer will also take part in
the concert and Mr.. Grim will play
clarionet solo. 1t is the intention of the
society to get up an excursion to Steub-
enville a week from next Tuesday,
where the concert will be repeated in
Ganett's Hall.