Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-25
LITTLE LOCAL LOTS.
Brief lettings or News I'm and About
the City.

the CITY.
There was detective named ssboppa.
Who thought it BECOMING 10 stop a
Small boy who SOL a ties
And mems farcy SUPPLIES
And take from biz pocket q coppar.
But q citizen caught the detective,
Anu eaped on his head an inyective,
.nen took him to Jail,
Where his fate he'll bewail,
An study the tariff protective.
"WARDoUR" tonight.
The harvest moon will be full on Wednes.
day.
THE churches were well attended yester,
day.
BETHANY College begins its fall term to,
day.
A BAND of gypsies is encamped on Cald,
wells run.
PLENTY of anusements have been booked
for the near future.
DEMOCRATIC County Convention at ten
o'clock this morning.
POLICE business was extremely dull on
yesterday and Saturday.
The Torghs and Chumps are talking OF
playing sgaiB on Wednesday.
TIE weather is little too cool for this
season, though it is beautifully bright.
The Standard and Allegheny teams will
have couple Of whirlS the end of the
week.
The Pittsburgh Trareler is little rough
on Wheeling visitors who put themselves
under Chief HeiSePs protection.
The State Fair directors return than'ts to
the ladies and gentlemen Of the committees
who SO ably and generously assisted in
making the fair success.
HAVING been misinformed, the SUNDAY
REGISTER stated yesterday that Mrs. Frank
A. Woods had died on Friday evening.
Mrs. Woods is, We are happy to state, alive
and improving.
AN alarm of fire was sounded last night
from box 63, Hobbs, Brockunier & Co. s
glass house, Thirty-siXth and McCullOCh
streets, and was caused by the burning OF
some hay in an old stable near the B. Il o.
tracks. The fire was put out with buckets.
ABorTS O'Clock on Saturday evening.
Harry D., son of Col. Henry Hubbard, died
of peritCnitis. On Wednesday his wife
had been summoned to Morgantown to the
bedside OF dying mother, and the next
day the telegraph called her home to re-
ceiye the dying messages OF her husband.
The funeral will take place to-day.
ABOUT 5o'clock, last evening. a young
man named Maxwell, living in the Eighth
ward, met with serious accident. He was
riding q horse along CaldwelPs run when a
dog ran out and so frightened the animal
he threw his rider. The boy was picked up
in an insensible condition and removed 20
his home, where he now lies in critical
condition.
REV. F. d. POWERS. of Washington, Gar
fields pastor, addressed a large audience
at the Disciples church. Saturday evening
and yesterday morning. At the end OF his
address he solicited contributions for the
Garfield memorial church, and secured
sol ~. He could not remain 10 deliver a
sermon yesterday evening and made ar
rangements with Rev. +. ID. Adams, OF
Steubenyille, who made very interesting
address Mr. Powers is very etIectual
talker and pleased his audience.
A PROMINENT manufacturer said, last
night, in speaking OF the lockout, that
decided injustice was being done Mr.. Frank
Hearne by certain wOrkmen and by certain
pagers. at was charged said he, that
in the conference he took snap judgment
on the men and cut them off very short.
The fact is that Mr.. Hcarne was selected as
spokesman for the manufacturers and
simply voiced their sentiments IL is eE-
tirely wrong and unjust for them to haN'
any personal feeling against him, as the
manufacturers were of one mind about the
matter" There has been some little street
talk on the subject, but fairminded wOrS
men do not harbOr ill will against Mr..
Hearne because he happened to be SpoEcs-