Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-02
LIrrLxLecAL Lors.
Erser lettings OF News I'm and Abou
the City.

to NIAGARA Falls returned home yesterday
The Scioto case did not come OF, yester
day, as Mr.. Cracraft has not returned from
the sea coast.
TIE Ancient Order of United workmen
LaBelle Lodge No. 2, has paid over 70 Mrs.
DR.. Derry $1,000.
OFFICER DUNLAP arrested q man at the
North End, lest evening, for disorderly con
duct on the street.
CHURcH notices for tomorrow should b,
sent in to-day 70 secure insertion in th.
SUNDAY REGIsTER,
RESERVED teats for the Twelve Jolly
Bachelors" can be secured al Wilson
Hammers to-day.
The Muldoon fishing club is having bis
time at Windsor Station, on the p. w.
n, where il has been for quite time.
A COLLISION or accident occurred on the
Hempfield division, yesterday afternoon
but We we've unable TO learn the p.rt;eu
lars.
EVERY effort is being made to make the
State Fair . sucefss, and We pred'cs the
largest turnout that has ever been in thi:
country.
WHAT is it that causes the most annoy
snce At the public landing, the blwling o.
the calves or the Moving of the steam
whistles on the steamers?
WHEN the excursionists go to Cleveland
to day, they should not forget to attend the
cOncei Is AZ B. Lied's Union Park, on Sun
day afternoon and evening.
The only place in the city TO get teeth
extracted, with gas for so cents, or without
gas for 25 cents. is at the New York Dental
Company's, 1850 Main street.
The Fit Henry centennial committee wa:
busy, yesterday, gathering up portraits and
paintings of those who were living and par
ticipated in that memorable siege.
ALL who desire to connect themselve:
with the class in vocal music, TO be taught
by Prot SchOfield, will meet at 81. Luke:
Church, this evening at. I 80 o'clock.
The following case was before Squire
Philips yesterday; State VS. Lena Whiting,
on q charge Of assault and battery, was con
tinued until this afternoon at 9 o'clock.
CONDUCTOR HARDsooK, of the B. & o. road
had two Of his fingers badly mashed few
days ago, which were nicely dressed by DR..
Campbell, and at this writing Mr.. HardSook
is attending TO his duties.
Mr.. SAMUEL LAUGHLIN said, last night
that the Laughlin mill was in exactly the
position it occupied at the beginning Of the
strike, and If there was any Intention oI
signing the scale, he knew nothing of IL.
The old and young folks will picnic al
MatamOraS on the Sth and 9th of SePtem
Der From the present outlook it will be a
grand affair. Three thousand invitations
have been extended. T. T. COckayne will
furnish the music.
YESTERDAY witnessed two changes in the
Fire Department. Yank Sullivan was APP
pointed foreman of the Eighth ward house
vice Thomas Rose, and John Robinson was
appointed foreman Of the United engine
EUuse vice Mr.. Houston.
AN attempt 10 burglarize the residence
% Mr. l. X. Waterman, No. 8 Zane street,
Island, ives made last night ABOUT 10
o.. ock, but the thieves were scared off by
parties p:sSinH alons the street before they
bed effected an entrance.
The President of the Wheeling Female
College paid this office visit, yesterday,
speaking in the highest terms OF the man
ner in which she had been received every
where by the people of our State, and re-
porting prospects for next ear very Hat
teTing.
A VERY pleasant hop was given at Fran
zbeim Hall, lest evening. in honor OF Miss
Nettie Swsr z, q charming young lady OF
Mt. Washington, Pa The Opera Hous3
Orchestra furnished the music. and the
evening was delightfully."- spent in the joys
of the dance.
Ms. HARRIET Corrs had a very narrow
escape from beng seriously injured on
Eleventh street yesterday. She was walk
ing along the street and stepped on piece
OF bark which caused her to fall into the
gutter injuring both limbs, but luckily not
breaking either.
On Thursday evening two colored girls
went into the millinery store of W. 4.
nm
pTOprietors attention was engaged stole
eleven yards of valuable Spanish lace. IRE
girls are known, aud Mr.. BIchman says I
his property is returned he will not prose-
cute.
Mr. HABEREIELD and friends repaired to
Sheekey's saloon last NIGHT 20 meet Mr..
Pretty, of Pittsburgh, or his friends, but
through some misunderstanding about the
time of meeting, they left aud vii call at
Mr. Sheekey'a saloon 10 night, in hopes Ut
bearing from Mr.. Pretty or his representa-
i've as 10 the race.
The greatest dissatisfaction exists. the
result of yesterdays changes III the Fire
Department. Tom Rose, who was one Ut
the best hremen ON the force. says his
discharge was the result of spite, and John
Houston don't know Why he was dlscharS-
ed. Will Love says he will not work under
the present management.
The OttOwa tribe If Redmen, OF Pitts
burgh, will visit the Logan tribe, of this
city, On September 10, coming by special
train. A delegation Of GOO is expected. A
committee, consisting OF MeSSrs. Justus
Henk, Emil Henk, George Edie, George
Kleinschmidt and William Met;e. was here
yesterday making tina arrangements.
YOUNG WOODNASsEE " no was shot Thurs
day, and the -eBort that the finger in
jured would have To be smputlted, was ie-
ried by DIR. Campbell whO,is attending him.
He stated that the cap Of the second Dint
was injured and = portion was cut aS ~,
which will, Of course, cause the finger 10 he
stiff, but he doctor thinks the finger can
be saved.
A VERY pleasant surprise party was
Given Miss Jennie Woods, Of Elem Grove,
le' evening The young folks danced titI
'ate hour to the strains of the OP-ra
House orchestra The following laiies
and gentlemen were preSent: Misses \.
D. Little Carrie AndeTs on, Sallie Whitaker,
Lucy LOrino, May Cecil, Hattie Glass,
Matte Pryor: and MesSrS Charlie HUGHES.
Charlie Lis, Fob Burt Ecrt Hazlett, J.
Singleton, h. Woods aud II. Wilson.
JUSTICE WV. II. CALDWELL rendered an
important decision, yes terday. Mrs. Clctus
HOuser had brought suit against Logan
tribe of Red Men, for Sl5O, which she
claimed was due her by the sickness aud
death o: her husband, Mr.. Houser hal
been q member, but he had resigned prior
10 bis death. The tribe showed il had COM
piled with its bylaws and the Justice de-
cided in its favor. holding the law could
not interfere, under the circumstances.
The following conyeyances were sadmit-
ted TO record at Clerk Hooks office yester-
day: deed made the LIST day of Septem-
Der, 1852, by Robert B. Wicker and wife. to
Jos. Ha enaucr. in consideration of -, 800,
for piece Of ground situate in this county,
being part of JOS. Caidwelrs farm. A
deed made the 18th day OF August, 1882, by
Jacob Bounds and wife, to Charles Ketter,
OF Marshall county, in consideration of
SOS. for 50 feet front of a certain piece OF
round on Wetzel street in the South Side.
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