Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-25
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LOGAN 6h&EANINGS
From All eyss the Surrounding News
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YrsrxRpAx was pay day at toe La Belle
mill.
CHARIrx Rosx sold Harry Mcclure his fine
pure bred Skye pup for SIS last evening.
WIN. RoekRs, in Jail for drunkenness, Is
suffering terribly from delerium tremenS
TEE South Side Singing Club danced at
Goetse's hall, last evening, to Birch's band.
JOIN RlrcHIE and VIM. Bowman were
sent to Jail for ten days By Squire Peterman
for drunkenness.
Coos LEoSHARpr Is hard at work cleaning
Chapline and EOff streets from Thirty-first
to the Marshall county line.
MARY GILL yesterday brught suit against
John Myers, for bastardy. Justice Philips
will hear the case, next week.
AN old man aged so years, died Of heart
disease at his residence on Market street,
South Side, yesterday at noon.
MIDDLKBoURxK, Tyler county. will have
, fair, next year. q certificate of incorpora-
ton having beer. issued, yesterday.
Ex-OEFIcER BARUM has been appointed
night Waterman TO ill the position made
CHARLIE KSoP died of typhoid fever at
home on Market street, South Side, last
evening, having been sick just one week.
A DIFFICULT operation was, yesterday,
performed by DR.. Ackermann, upon Jessie
Style, Of Columbus, for aneurism OF the
knee.
PEOPLE living in the neighborhood Of
Twenty eighth and EOff streets are com
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crossing there.
ALLEN srEEM, an Eight ward boy, en-
ployei at Larkin's, disappeared suddenly,
day before yesterday, and turned up at his
uncle's in Toronto.
MIS-. DE-. ScHAFTRANEcK celebrated her
5lst birthday, yesterday. Her lady friends
surprised her last night and presented her
with handsome chair.
On Thursday evening party was given
at the residence of John Pfarr, on the Ma
tional road, in honor of the S3rd birthday
Of his motherin'law, Mrs. Hook.
DOUGLASS and Jones, who were granted
writs of babeas corpus, by the Supreme
from the penitentiary to-day, by Sheriff
Brown.
The squeezers in the forge department
OF lne La Dele mill DTOhe uOhu at y a. n
yesterday morning and threw all the
boilers off until this morning, when the
injury will have been repaired.
THE funeral Of the late Max Feinler took
place, yesterday afternoon, the body being
laid in Mt. Calvary cemetery. The Opera
House Orchestra and the German Benevo-
lent Society took part in the procession.
YESTERDAY morning a slight mishap &C.
CURED at the B. & D. freight depot A car
load OF lumber was being switched from the
P, w. & X. track to the B. & o. and at the
same time a box car was pushed out OF the
B. < D. depot. The cars came together
with q tremendous crash. The lumber car
was overturned and the lumber scattered
promiscuously and the box car was knocked
off its trucks. Nobody hurt.
A SLIGHT blaze occurred yesterday in one
OF Mr. Robert Phillips houses on North
Main street, and occupied by A. J. Hanke
as a bakeshop. The ire was caused by
sparks from the chimney dropping upon
the roof, and the whole roof was on fire
when the men from the Vigilant engine
house came to the rescue and succeeded in
putting out the fire by the use OF ladder
and few buckets OF water. No damage
done except hole burnt in the roof, and
the loss was trifiug.
THERE has been some complaint that
there are not sufficient accommodations
furnished for passengers waiting at Wheel
ing Junction, at the east end of the river
bridge The real ground of complaint
should be that passengers have to wait
there at all. II ali the p, w. & Ky. trains
made their connections at Steubenyille
Station instead Of over the river it would
not cost the company anything, and would
be an immense convenience to the travel
ing public. The amount OF profanity &C.
casioned by the unreasonable delays at that
station would perhaps startle the railroad
official could it reaGh their ears.-Ste!bcg-
vile Herald.
The Real Estate Committee met in the
Council room, at the City Building, last
evening at 8 O'Clock, the following men,
bers being present: Miller, Armstrong,
Myles, Hull and Robinson. The oRly bust.
ness CT importance discussed was the
awarding of the contract of repairing the
roof of the City Building to Glen Barkley
and w. G. Cline, their bid being the lowest.
One of the Specifications of the contract
was that the roof of the building should be
painted red and the towers the same color,
when Miller, with an eye 10 the beautiful,
proposed the amendment that called for
the painting of the towers an aesthetic stone
color, which amendment was passed by
majority of one.
SEATS will be put on sale, this morning,
for the Merry War" opera, on Tuesday
evening. No doubt the lovers of good
music will turn out, in force, to hear the
Waltz Kings great composition. Speak
ing Of this opera, the Dramatic Ne1cS saws:
Johann Strauss much talked of operstta,
"Der Lustige Krieg," The Merry War, has
at last begun its run in New York, after
scoring success in most Of the principal
cities of Europe. The piece was produced
at the Thalia, Wednesday, the 18th inst,
for the first time, under the most favorable
and has kept the boards
since. Indeed, Messrs. Hermann and Con-
ried may congratulate themselves in having
'strJck it rich" The score partakes of all
the fascinating hvelineSs which marks
Strauss music as q rule and some of the
airs are extremely pretty and catching
The finale OF both the first and second acts,
the yalSe in the second act, with its rather
racy wording entitled Countess Melanie,
and, lastly, the charming duet in the last
40 ara r,a1piiaa which will nariaipIy i'm.