Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-26
LOCALITIES.
niminutfve Happenings Picked Up BY
Register Reporters

Register Reporters
The strike is on Us
The doctors will leave for home to-day.
The United engine is again ready for
service.
The pic mic season is q little backward
this year.
'soUIRE PHILps is after the pool room
keepers.
THxRE will be 8 meeting of Council this
evening.
MARY COLEMAN will explain TO Squire
Philips to-day why she thrashedE Ella West.
A CRANK jumped out of the B. & O. de-
pot yesterday, at Bellaire. He may re-
cover.
A VERY large consignment of nails was
shipped on the steamer Jennie Campbell,
last night
A SURPRISE party was rendered Mr.. and
on Wednesday night.
IT is reported that a party from Ben.
wood is eager to wrestle Mr.. Stump, OF
sur city, for 800 a side.
The large windows smashed in st. Johns
Church by the hail storm have been re-
paired and will beput in next week.
The case Of Bashar VS.. the Street Railway
Company, did not attract a very big crowd,
yesterday. The taking Of testimony will
continue to-day.
The Christian resignation of some OF the
the nailers and the indifference of some OF
the manufacturers are the most refreshing
things encountered now.
FRED. BKHRENs was agreeably surprised
last night by a largepumber OF friends, the
occasion being his thir~ty-seyenth birthday.
His house being too small, the party al
jOurned to Beethoven ball.
THE Humane Society, of this city, should
get after a certain rag man. His horse was
so weak and poor that he fell on Thirty
third street, yesterday. and could not gel
ND without the assistance OF about a dozen
men.
MORAN GREEN, who has been in Jail for
some time on a charge OF prostitution, was
sent to Baltimore, yesterday, in charge oil
Officer Junkins to be placed in the House
of the Good Shepherd. This is the second
time that she has been located there.
On Sunday next begins aseries of concerts
at Hornbrook's Parks. The manager has
made every arrangement for the pleasure
of all guests. The music will be furnished
BY the Opera House orchestra under the skill
full guidance of Prof. LeuderS.
CHARLES KREITER, a lad about II years Of
age, while practicing on a turning pole al
Turner Hall, yesterday afternoon, fell and
broke his left arm. He vas taken to his
fathers residence, No. 2l4T Main street,
where DR.. Alderman was called to reduce
the fracture.
The following saloonists were before
Squire Philips, Yesterday, on the charge
of keeping a pool room without having q
license. and were each bonded in the sum
of SlOO TO appear at the next term OF the
Circuit Court: knoke & Hanke, J. G. Mil.
Ter. James Deyinney, August Miller and
White & Filan.
THE admission to the Fair Grounds on
Saturday afternoon will be but 10 cents,
which embraces the picnic and the horse
race between Mr.. Walters "Neshannock'
and a Cincinnati animal, 'Hoosier Girl
The race is for 800 aside, best three in five
heats. From all that can be learned OF the
horses it will be a very close race.
FRANK HOWARD. a young cripple hailing
from Parkersburg, claims to have been
robbed at a small hotel o forty miles
south of this city, between ~Logansville and
the Ohio river, a few days ago. The thieL
took all the money he had, amounting TO
sci. He stayed at the lookup, last night
and wants to go to Pittsburg, to-day, where
ba hos "a brother