Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-18
HERE AND THERE.
Bits Of News Found Floating about the
City.


ForR deeds of trust were recorded yesser-
day.
Two marriage licenses were issued yester-
day.
SOME of the stove filters at the Arlington
were idle yesterday.
The Belmont blast furnace is Of this
week for repairs.
The new engine. 1Ss, will go out on the
Hempfeld, to-day.
TEE engineers were again at work on
Fifth street, yesterday.
SWEENEY & Sons have fenced in their
vacant lots south of the foundry.
Mr.. GuL. of Fulton, is building fine
residence at the head Of Fifth street.
THERE are two very bad breaks in the
board walk at the head of Seventh street.
LAWRENCE CLARK, the contractor, has his
men at work at the north end OF Market
street.
ID. RIDDLE and u. Quinn were arrested by
officer Fugate last night, for disorderly
conduct.
On Wednesday evening a North End
psinter will be married 10 an East Wheel
| ing young lady.
THE small bearing.off boys. at HOBBS
/ glass nOuSts SUI AOA lANN NN"NS ~ 'NN'-A
! extra and got II.
4 lot of conbu,tible stuff was found, last
night in the lumber yard Of the Riverside
/ furniture company.
Mr.. CHARLES WIENER, who was married
on last Thursday, is building himselfa fine
! house out At Fulton.
JOHN RUN. a workman at the Belmont
mill, was presented, by his wife, with
/ twins yesterday morning.
JUDGE JACOBS portion OF the Circuit
| Court was occupied with chancery argu-
meats all day, yesterday.
ONE of our young Main street merchants
| will take unto himself better half on next
/ Thursday. Good bye, John
SoNK of the furnace men. yesterday,
| struck for the demand of ~ cents per day,
| extra the owners having refused them.
| The CHANDELIERS were each fined so and
| costs. at the police court, yesterday, and
| the proprietor caught il for $50 and costs.
The new fire.alarm box, No. IS, was put
| up and tested Yesterday. 1t is at the corner
/ OF south Front and Fink streets, Island.
OS Saturday. Cockayne played on the
| steamer Little Anna and in the evening at
| large party AZ Mrs. Champions in East
! Wheeling.
! FRANK CARR, a nail feeder at the Top
! mill, had two fingers cut of Yesterday
! afternoon by getting them caught in the
| knife OF his machine.
( ROBERT CLINE. hOstlcr at the Hook and
/ Ladder house, was taken sick very sud
! denly Yesterday afternoon. VIM. Shaw
/ will hold the ribbons until he is better.
} DAxIEt LAME, ESQ is improving his resi-
. denCe on Chapline street South Side, by
/ the substitution, for the present fence OF
handsome iron railing.
The Riverside fishing club. OF which WIN.
IIildebrand is captain, is preparing Tor
grand ball. n a near time, at Mrs. Walter >
rooms. COCkayne, OF course, will play.
} III, W. RAIDER, sheriff OF Webster county,
and W. NJ. RAIDER. guard, yesterday brought
Martin L. Hambrick to the penitentiary,
b where he will serve 4 term for blrn-buru.
ing.
joins SrNrEF. arrested Al st. ClairSyille
! on Saturday is believed To be the McDOal
who escaped from Jail here. some time agr
MEDICAL COrrespOnded by that name, while
i'm Jail.
\ MEErr>, oi the directors OF the Child
ren'> Home is called for this morning at
eleven o'clock, to consider the annual re-
port of the President, arrange for annual
election &c &c. The meeting will be held
at the office of Mr.. II. h. List
SUPERINTENDENT BUTCHER has received
the report Of the Normal School At Fair
mont, which shows that 80 actual teachers
are studying there, which goes to disprOyc
the charge that the Normal Schools are
academies and that teachers do not attend.
LETTERS advertised April Il: |. NJ. Ber
~, J. DinkclSpiel, Jos. L. Dennis, Henry
Fisher, John HaneS, J. +. Harlan, Paul
Hinzen, NJ. 5. b. Luttrell, GOrgie Miller,
Joseph Morehouse, II. Riddle, Louis Stan
yer. j. :. stephens, j. W. Smyley, Frank
steward, J. WiggertOn, VIM. ii. Weyman.
Ar the union service at the Fourth street
church. on sunday night, Mrs. C.. W. EOt
sang Come ntO Me by Coenen. and
Prof. Thompson sang Comfort Ge My PeO-
pie" from the Messiah. instead OF what
was stated yesterday morning. The organ
was handled in u masterlul way by Mr.. {.
W. Eoff.
TuE following gentlemen have been APP
pointed Committee on Public Library, by
the Board uf Education Alfred Caldwell,
Washington: E. II. Collier, Madison; +. A.
Hildreth Clay: J. a. Miller Union; James
Maxwell. Centre; J. G.. Miller, Webster;
VIM SchOckey, Richie. President Will
sen is chairman - Ogfrlo.
YESTERDAY afternoon a COuntryman
created great merriment on Market street
He had bought pair of shoes three sizes
too small for him and for block he hob
bled along in great agony. Finally, the
pain became UNDESIRABLE and he sat down
and removed the shoes. and carrying them
in his hand retraced his steps, barefooted,
and soon rcappeared, wearing an immense
pair OF carpet slippears.
Or. AcKEEMNNN performed, yesterday
| afternoon. at 3 o'clock. in the hospital, one
| OF the most difficult of surgical operations,
| by taking a tumOr of the size of head,
| from the womb OF a Mrs Holt. from ST.
| JOSeph'S Settlement. Drs Edwards HALEY
| Mccoy. Stifel Wilson, Baguely, Campbell
| and j. W Mccoy. from RitchietOSn, were
assisting pr. ACkermann. The tumOr was
| the degenerated right Ovarium, and the Op.
| Grafton. in medical terms, is called ''ovari-
atomy" The patient is doing as well H.
| could be expected.