Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-20
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Diminutive Happenings Picked Up by
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Diminuiive Happenings Picked Up by
Regisser Reperters.
CoUscIL tonight.
WHAT has become OF the Humane So
cietyf sBs 6IltA
IT is about time cheap butter was coming
into town. ~
Qurs change took place in the tempera-
ture, yesterday. r -
Talk Of the late Brieeland- Clator boat
race is not all over yet.
DISTRIBUTION of premiums at Mt. De
Chantal this morning. s
IT was Harry Carton and not Harton, who
was robbed on Friday night.
THE REGISTER will print list OF the
absentees at Council tonight.
III nothing happens, in two weeks from
row. harvesting win bein full blast
THE employees of the pottery gave dance
Mt Westyood,s Hall, last night, with
Mayors music
THE new steps leading from Fourteenth
street into the Library rooms were COM
pleted, yesterday.
THE distribution of premiums at 81
Josenh,s Academy will take place tonight
and to- morrow night.
The brass portion of the Opera House
orchestra produced some very good music
on Market street, yesterday.
The annual concert and commencement
of the Seguiu Collegiate Institute Will De
given at the Opera House Monday evening.
OFFICER DUNLAP yesterday arrested four
disorderlies and one drunk, in the First
ward. For one man and one ward, pretty
good.
A VERY successful rehearsal by the Orato-
no Society was had last night. The next
one WILDE at the Opera House, tomorrow
night.
LITTLE Ricka Wagner, who was lost from
the Diurnal excursion, on Saturday, was
found in Steubenyille and safely returned,
yesterday.
A GOOD audience gathered at the Academy
of Music last night to witness the perform
ance given by the deserted actors on their
own behalf
IT has been decided to award first and
second honors for each school to the public
school graduates and first and second
honor for the class.
OsE deed in fee was recorded, yesterday:
Deed of June Il, between W. X. Coyey to
Stone Church Cemetery, Elm Grove, for
piece of land for $l5.25.
YESTERDAY afternoon Charlie Meyers and
Geo. Carl ran a hundred yard foot race for
S25 a side. The match came off just south
of the B. & o. depot and was won by
Meyers.
The funeral. OF the late W. 7. Derry took
place yesterday. Cyrene Commandery OF
Knights Templar and LaBelle Lodge OF A.
o. u. w. attended, with the Opera House
band. The interment was at Greenwood
Cemetery.
The Forest and Stream Club, at a meet.
ing last evening, decided to make its initial
trip tomorrow morning. The boys will
start at o'clock and be gone two days
The start will be made from Warthen q
Tieman's, corner OF Market and Eleventh
streets.
THIS thing of having council called for
7:30 O'Clock and that hour find only three
members present is growing very monot-
onous. Those gentlemen who attend reg
ularly are getting very weary OF this long
waiting and waste of time and are deter
mined to put stop to it.
AN old lady named Mrs. Hildebrand, liv.
ing on Chapline street, Centre Wheeling
seriously hurt herself yesterday morning
In getting off street car, at the Peninsula
she made misstep and losing her balance
Tell heavily. pdSScu at tuS
time and she was sent heme in it.
On Sunday morning thieves broke into
the saloon of Ernst Kloeppner, on Thirty
third street. After several Intellectual ef-
forts to pry open the door and shutters, an
entrance was gained by crawling over the
tranSom. The change in a side drawer. in.
clHding mutilated coins, was carried Oh.
SPEAKING of the recent cyclone in the
neighborhood OF Kansas City, paper OF
that city says: A new three story brick on
Second street, Just west OF the water works
office, which is located on the corner OF
Main and Second streets, was completely
demolished. II belonged to J. II. Ogiebay,
and cost $4,000 1t was finished last week,
and was occupied few days ago by Hogan.
Smith q Moffatt as spice works. Their.
machinery, worth 5000, is buried beneath
q mass OF debris.
An amusing incident occurred at the
Mcclure House last night. An individual,
registered from Steubenville. He was
given a room and the bell boy led him over
to the elevator. 1t happened the elevator
was above, and peering through the glass
door, the traveller could see into the cellar.
Hurrying back to the desk he exclaimed,
in half weeping and maudlin voice: "Say,
don't want TO sleep in the cellar" The
mysteries of the elevator were explained.
and he went to his bed happy-and with
his boots on.
A SERIOUS accident occurred near Swee-
ney's foundry yeste rday morning. A car
ter named John II. Foose had dischargeda
cart load of coal and gone into the house to
get his ticket signed. In his absence seve
raj children climbed into the cart, and their
noise frightened the horse into a runaway.
The children all jumped or were thrown
out. A little boy named Albert Johnson
was thrown upon the curbstone, striking
his head. A severe and serious cash was
cut on the scalp and two ribs were broken.
DR.. Pipes attended him. A little girl had
her lea bruised. but not seriously.