Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-23
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LOCALITIES.
Dfminufive HappeningS Picked Up by
Regisfer Reporters.
CREATION" tonight.
Tax Messiah" was . decided success.
The B. 4 o. pay-esr was here yestsrd az.
TIE Ritz Barrett boat race is next on tbs
sporting cards.
FROM the practice they take the the mail
carriers should make formidable base ball
team.
The threatened rain of yesterday did not
come. and the dust like the poor, Is cal
ways with us"
AN incipient FIRE at the South Wheeling
glass works, yesterday, was easily quenched
by the Eighth ward company.
The sidewalkson the Market street bridge
are in q very dilapidated condition, and
should be repaired Immediately.
The Pittsburgh papers are growing dis
the Allegheny club has sustained recently,
To-NsHT the general commencement ,ex.
ercises Of 81. yincents college will be held
at the Convent Hall. Without doubt they
viii be highly entertaining.
A LETTER received from d. Z. Stalnaker
ESQ, yesterday, says there are already
SeNenty-hye people at the White, and
the prospects FOR a big season are very fiat
teriDg.
The Lilly" and "Sunfiower' fishing
clubs left yesterday for down the river,
The officers are T. NJ. Holiday, Captain; j.
G. Hearn, treasurer, and Will J. Robertson,
secretary.
Il. 80, lrv, 49, n
her first and great centennial. The siege OF
Fort Henry was of no small importance
and its hundredth anniversary should be
recognized.
Mr.. W. L. SMITH, OF the firm of J. P.
Smith, Son & Co., Of Pittsburgh. has just
closed contract with the Nail City Lantern
Company OF this place, for 1000 dozen oil
their lanterns.
'SQUIRE PHILIPS yesterday sent Eliza
O'Brien to Jail. Eliza was fined 81 for as
Saulting her neighbor; she gave the Justice
little of her mind and he sent her up for
five days for contempt
Ar the funeral services of Mrs. Samuel
Taylor, at the Wheeling Female College,
tomorrow morning, the trustees, members
of faculty that are in the city, and all that
have been students at the college, are es-
pseially invited
A DISPATCH was received here, last night.
from undoubted authority, OF the follow
ing effect: Pittsburgh, June 2.-RePort
of Scottdale strikers false. The mill has
not been idle an hour, but is running full
with non-union men,"
A VERY pleasant surprise was rendered
Miss Lucy Renner, at her home on the
South Side, ON Wednesday evening, the
2lst inst The evening was spent very
pleasantly, all having good time dancing
TO the music by Myers orchestra
We have received communication sign
ed Her Friend" in relation to one OF the
young ladies who participated in the COM
mencement exercises, on Wednesday even
ing, at ST. Joseph's Academy. The COM
munication will be inserted If the writer
will send her own name. No attention Can
be paid anonymous communications.
ARTIST MYLEs has just completed fine
Photographic group Of the State oihelaIs;
Treasurer O'Brien, the heavy weights, are
sitting down, and Secretary OF State Stall
maker, Attorney General Watts, and Supt.
of Schools Butcher, the light weights, are
standing The likenesSes are all good aud
the posing is splendid.
YESTERDAY afternoon the faucet of one
of the retiring rooms of the Supreme
Court Chamber was left open and soon the
sink oyerfowed. The treasurer's clerks
below soon found themselves in shower
bath and fastening up stairs, discovered
the floor of the retiring room converted into
a miniature lake. The damage was repaired
as far as possible.
Ara meeting of the stockholders of the
Odd Fellows Hall Association, held
Wednesday evening" the following Board
was elected to serve one year: AlOnzo Lor-
ing, W. Ellingham, S. NJ. Darrah, A. II.
Britt, ]. NJ. Todd, Henry StUmm, A. II.
Forgey, II. A. Uthman and jacob Aarvis.
At a meeting of the Board the following
officers was elected: w. dillingham;, presi-
dent; J. NJ. Todd, secretary, and II. A.
Utbman, treasurer.
The hop at Mt. Belleview this evening
wants nothing but fair weather for its per
feet success, and at this writing there is
every indication of clear sky. About
thirty couples of the young folks of this
city and neighborhood will be present, and
will, il is understood, appear in full dress.
The dancing will be on the open air plat
form, and supper will be served at the
hotel. The Opera House orchestra will
furnish the music, and about one hour OF
the German will be danced away. Those
toattend are looking forward to
a very pleasant evening.
TO-DAY the case of VIM. H. Robinson, OF
Kanawha county, will come up before the
Supreme Court Robinson is under SEN
tence of death for the killing, last Septem-
her, of Allen BelCher, of Maiden. The case
was carried TO the Supreme Court on the
ground that during the trial the Jurors
were permitted to read the papers contain
ing the expert testimony in the Guiteau
case, which was similar TO this one, as far
as the plea of insanity is concerned. There
are also Severa. legal questions involved
in the instructions of the court. Congress
man Kenns will argue the case for the
prisoner and Attorney General Watts for