Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-06
LITTLE LOCAL LOTS
Brief Jostinss OF news In and Abou
the City.

4 The ID. & q. company are having theil
track repaired on Sixteenth street.
The Blue Seal will hold fair on the
Fair Grounds the rest of the week.
The obstruction at the corner of Twelfth
and Market street should be removed.
TIE moulders OF Bells foundry are work
| ing full time and orders are still coming
in.
The Elm Grove cars are being repainted
and placed in nice order for the winter
season.
The work Of driving piles on the extern.
| sion of the p, w. & Ky. road, is being
pushed very rapidly.
0RvILLR CARROLL was taken suddenly I'LL
yesterday, and could not attend to his
duties as engineer at the pottery.
The engine o: last evenings train on the
Hempfela broke down at TayIorsyille, Pa,
and delayed the train hours and p min.
utes.
OFFICER COMBS swears vengeance against
Bellyille, and ii will not be healthy for
that young man to allow the officer to
catch him.
The street car ordinance is a fixed fac
now. Thirty years is the time of charter,
and five years is the time allowed to lay
the 5-inch Hat rail.
HENRY GARDEN, who has farm at Whit.
tens Landing, lays claim to having the
best crop along the Ohio river. Henry is
an old Wheeling boy.
The work of tearing up the board walk
on the east side of the National road, above
Seventh street, was started yesterday morn
ing. A pipe sewer will be laid.
FRIDAY and Saturday will be big days
down at Matamoras. Two thousand inyi-
| tations have been given out I. I. Coo
kayne will play for the great picnic.
MAMIE SNYDER, the young woman who
attempted suicide, was all right yesterday,
and Of course censured the newspaper men
roundly, for helping to save her life.
The people of North Wheeling can at
| present boast of having one of the finest
| bottle houses in the State. Ii was started
up last Monday and works like charm, &.
Ii was quite laughabls to see some OF
| the young doctors and prominent men OF
| the city, trying to coax balky horse OIL OF
the suspension bridge, yesterday afternoon.
The members of the Big Five fishing club
are repairing their boat house and having
! il caulked. Capt George BlankingsOp and
| Lieutenant Ritter are experimenting the
| work.
The Oscar Wilde base ball club received q
| challenge from the gainesville nine, which
was accepted by our club and they will
| play the GAINESVILLE nine tomorrow after
noon at GAINESVILLE.
The squeezers at the Crescent mill broke,
| yesterday, which compelled that portion of
! the mill to stop. The repairing of this
break is being psnhed rapidly, and the mill
will start up again to-day.
The Singer Sewing Machine office had a
narrow escape from a disastrous fire, yes
terday. A lot of waste took fire spoutan-
eOuSly, but fortunately was discovered in
season TO prevent contla3ratiOn.
T. T. CoCEAYSE and orchestra left yester-
day morning 10 play for a large reception
at the residence of Mr.. Anderson, at
Whitten's Landing Ohio, last evening. He
will play at the residence of Mr.. Maley,
neSr Sisterville, tonight.
GEO. BATToN's brass band of Cleveland,
composed entirely Of puddierS, arrived in
the city, yesterday, and serenaded the At
lantic engine house last night. The boys
are fine performers and wish To do well
here during their short stay.
The following case was tried by Squire
NcCurdy. yesterday: State vs. Frederick
Canute, on charge of using abusive Ian
guaEs, on complaint of Mrs. Ottuerhl.
After the evidence was heard the case was
dismissed at complainants cost.
Four Chilnren OF Mrs. Jas. Holiday,
living on Twenty-seyenth street, were
poisoned, yesterday, evidently by milk, Of
which they drank very heartily at noon.
They were taken very sick and yomitcd
very much, but they were better last even
ing.
Mr. FRED. +. SMITH met with painful
accident yesterday. While in the act Of
piling some goods the end of box gave
way, the top one, weighing about sixty
pounds, striking Smith ON the head, cut
ting and bruiSiBg him. The wound was
sewed up and at last accounts he was doing
well.
TICKETS for the State Fair can be had at
the following named places: u Busbey,
McLain Bros, Logan 4 Co, w. H.Wllliams,
Edmund Booking, \. 7. Young, J. +. Shirk,
Chris. SchnePf, Chas. M9enkemoelle',
kuTtZ & GOuns :. l.. Brice, Robert Burt,
J. S. Woods, Elm Grove, and F. thinner,
Bridgeport, ..
The marriage of Hon. John B. Floyd, of
Logan county, W. Va, to Miss Clara Jami-
son, Of this city, will be soleRnized at the
Cathedral this morning at o'clock. during
a nuptisl mass, with Bishop Kahn as cele-
brant. Father JamisOn of the Jesuit
order and brother of the bride, will assist
AT the ceremony.
The Republican County Executive Com
mittee met az the City Building yesterday
and decided to hold their primaries on the
18th, and also nominate their candidates
for cons,ables and squires that evening,
and that five delegates be appointed in each
district 10 attend the convention, which
will be held on the 10Th.
Mr. HALERFIELD and friends repaired to
Mr.. Sheeky's saloon last night expecting to
meet Mr.. Pretty, of PittSburg but were
Il. h,F ipSfaal . rio
man from McEeesport was there wishing
TO row Mr.. Haberteld. The challenge was
declined 70 rthe present by the Wheeling
man on the grounds that he was liable for
race with Mr. Pretty, and would not row
Any one until this race was completed or
fell through; but after that he thought the
MCkeesport man could be accommodated.
The following report was furnished by
Lieutenant SylviS, showing the number OF
arrests, etc, Tor the month of August:
Arrested-Sylvis, II; Dunlap, IL; Junkins,
q; Fugate, -; Belleyille, 2; Morris, 10;
Barum, 9; Williams. u; Combs, ,; LiSton,
,; Kennedy, ,; Bird, Is; Steinbicker, 4;
Maloney, l. Total, I'D. Financial-Fines
assessed, 1867; fines paid. 500; fines unpaid,
$25S; lookup fees, $47.60; Sergeaut's fees,
$93 so; commitments issued, $3.50; Clerk
fees, $l67.70. Total amount collected and
turned over TO the city, $4,000.
The American Pharmaceutical ASsocia-
ton will met at Niagara Falls on September
II. MeSsrs. Edmund Booking, Charles
Moenkemoeller and A n. Williams are the
delegates from this S ate, and President
Eogg will accompany hem. Mr.. Booking
has made arrangements with the Panhan-
die road, by which round-triP tickets will
be sold for 1920, provided twenty persons
will 60. This is glittering opportunity
for persons who desire TO 90 cheaDly, The
train will leave here on Monday next, and
the tickets are good for fifteen days. Spe-
cial arrangements for the accommodation
and amusement of visitors have been pro-
vided, including trips to Table Rock, Goat
Island and a view of the falls by electric
light All persons DESTROYS of going should
leave their names with Mr.. booking by Fri