Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-14
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quickly warm up. H..r - Ts.
One indictment cost q saloeuist the
princeiy sum Of $3.50. - :
THE reorganizsd Golf Guards will dance
at Turner Hall tonight.
TIN Circuit Court was engaged IN chan
Gerry arguments, yesterday. - !
The street railway ordinance will be taken
up, this evening, in Council. {
The boilers at the Rtna mill having been
repaired, it is again making full time. :
A HUCxSrxR wagon was broken down yes
terday, nesdthe First ward school building.
The bottom has dropped out of the mar
risge license boom. Not single one, yes
terday.
The hay markethad regular boom yes
teriay. Hay sold at fifteen and sixteen
dollars.
THEsewer on Twenty fourth street between
Market and Main streets. was cleaned out
| yesterday.
The Original German returned from
Wcllsburg at $50 o'clock, yesterday morn
ing. and report glorious time.
OLLIE PRYOR, of Elm Grove, is forced to
run his -four mill day and night TO nil or
ders. and reports business heavy.
The South Side Silver Leaf Social gave
an eNlOIdDAe A1ok lAShkN ~ w.
woods hall. Mayer furnished the music.
SUPERINTENDENT RIDDLE, while out driving
in his new buggy, yesterday afternoon
broke the front axle, on Market near
TWenty-6rst street.
SHgRIYv A. L. VANDAL, OF Roane county,
and w. II. Huddleston, guard, yesterday
took to the penitentiary, w. II. Lowe, sen-
fenced for one year for bigamy.
NELLIE, a little daughter of Charles
Smith had her right arm badly sprained
while playing at her grandfather's house,
No els Main street, yesterday afternoon.
Rich KENNEY has charge Of the Red
Cloud saloon during the absence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Manaway, who are on a visit to
Kansas City, where they intend TO locate per-
manently.
The horses at the Seventh ward hose
house, under the tutelage of IIostler Ruth
erford, come out like old hands. The floor
at this house should have been made Of
harder wood. p
THE filters at the Belmont blast furnace
have asked for an advance OF 20 cents per
day and given the manager until Saturday
to decide. Even should they receive the
advance their wages would Still be less than
the PittSburg blast furnace men receive.
MANAGER RANEY, OF the Belmont blast
furnace, will commence cooking down
the furnace, Oh Saturday, so that they will
be able to stop until the gas tiues and
portion of the boiler wall can be repaired.
They expect to be OFF about four days.
A YOUNG lady, living in North Wheeling,
had one of her eyes badly burnt with hot
lard, Yesterday afternoon. DR.. Pipes was
called in and Dressed the burn; he pro
nounced the wound, though very painful,
not dangerous. We were unable to learn
her name as she requested the doctor not
TO diyulge it.
OXE deed Of transfer was admitted to
record on yesterday, by Clerk Hook. 1t
was as follows: A deed made September
IL, lSS2, transferring from Emma c. Nor
gan, wife of Lewis Il. Morgan, to W. b.
Curtis. H. A. Caldwell and N. l.. Connolly,
Board of Education OF Liberty district IN
consideration OF $50. piece of ground, OF
l2i poles, more or less, IN Liberty district.
LAST evening, at his residence on Main
street, between Twenty-iifth and Twenty
sixth streets, Mr. John Moore and Miss
josephine Weigand were married by Rev.
Geo. r. Hite. Mr.. Geo. Weigand and Miss
Emma Strif were attendants. A great
many handsome presents were received by
IhsyoUng couple. who. with their friends,
enjoyed themselves until reasonable
hour.
FfE Board of Education's Committee on
Buildings and Grounds met last night for
the purpose of inspecting plans and specih-
cations, drafted by S. NJ. Howard, architect,
: Tor Two story brick addition to the south
ead Of the Seventh ward school house,
cfl nYiSing two school rooms 3Ox25 SLY
feet, with AXIS SIP feet cloak room. The
plans were adopted, and the clerk ordered
TO solicit bids for same. The building is to
be finished by the lst OF August.
LAST evening 4 runaway occurred on the
pike near ROney'S Point, by whichJohn
Bats was seriously injured. Peter Waltz
and wife and Joe Emmett were driving in
q hack, which was being driven by John
Bats. As they were leaving lieimbergers,
at Roney's Point the lines fell upon the
horses and scared them into 4 breakneck
run. Bats climbed upon the tongue, to
recover the line and in so doing fell. and
the wheels passed over him. The hack
was overturned but its occupants were I'M
hurt. Bats was very seriously bruised
about the head and shoulders. He is a son
of Geo. r. Bats, OF Centre Wheeling.
AVERY lively fight between Wash. Forshey
and Bill Fallen, two Panhandle trainmen,
for SO a side, came off in Brooke county
on Tuesday. The Dispatch says: "In the
first five rounds ForShey had everything
his own way. But in the sixth juXtaposi-
ton Mr.. Fallen overcome his mOdesty and
went for his superior in q way that was
utterly surprising to behold. After four
mere encounters conducted upon the same
method. Mr.. Grady swung his red lantern
MS signal that Washington desired the
proceedings TO come to a full stop. Neither
of the men were much injured, but one OF
them will revise his opinions Of his strirated
longitudinal and transverse muscles"
THE new Garfield five cent postage stamp
| is now in full circulation. Its color is
known aS Sandyke brown, and was sug-
| gestPd by Mrs. Grafeld, the authorities
favoring carmine or blue. 1t was originally
intended to place Garfield's portrait on the
| two dollar stamp but his death changed
this. All other stamps place the heads in
| profile but this one gives the face three
| quarters to the left, on = peerlad oval. in
proper heraldic shield. With the intention
| Of keeping the stamp portrait, all inscrip-
tons are below. At the lower extremity
| of the shield is six pointed star, with the
large numerical as with ribbons on either
side. Below is the inscription, "U. $,
| Postage" q
TRE adjourned meeting OF the Wheeling
| and Ohio County Bible Society, for ami
vPrsary purposes, at the Fourth Street NJ.
+. Church on Sunday night next will be
one of those enjoyable religious occasions
\ in which all Christians take part without
reference to denominational distinctions or
| differences. Most of the pastors of the
| city have concluded TO close their own
churches and urge their membership to at
! tend the great meeting in behalf of the
Bible. The music will be prominent
feature Of the occasion. II will be in charge
ofDr I. II. Logan and participatedin by
some of Weddings best talent The en-
| tire affair will be conducted so as to pro-
duce the greatest spiritual enjoyment and
advance the interests of the Word of God.
MOUNDSvILLE.
McsSrS. Roberts & Thomas have purchased
q larpr norton of the raft at the unner