Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-28
FACT AND FANCY.
A Potpourri OF News Done. Up In Small
shape. 49, ~

Snape. - Nh 80
PAY day at the IaBelle mill to-day.
Pay day at the Crescent mill on Saturday.
MxxrIoN was omitted, in yesterdays
;ssne Of the fact that T. +. Heyman pre-
pareS the excellent supper to which such
complete Justice was done at the Welty-
Snyder wedding.
THE United engine was yesterday taken
10 y. +. Caldwelrs shop for general over
hauling Of the wicket, and also to place
new top on the engine. 1t will be finished
and ready for duty again this evening.
The Belmont blast furnace did not open
up yesterday as was expected, on account
OF their being disappointed about getting =
portion of the machinery fixed per Contract,
but il viii start to-day or tomorrow at the
latest.
ONE deed in fee was recorded by Clerk
Hook, yesterday, as follows: Deed Of
April 10th, between Daniel Lamb. special
commissioner, and o. b. Ramey, for lots
1875 and SO, and part of lot 81, in Centre
Wheeling, for STATS.
THRoSGs went to the Aca1emyspf Music
last night, to see the mermaid. The small
admission charged, ten cents, seemed to
lend an impetus to the attraction. A mer-
maid is ideed novelty hereabouts. The
exhibition closes Saturday.
A TELEPHONE message was received at the
city building, early this morning, to the eff
feet that Alice Leverage and a young man
were disturbing the peace in the Fifth
ward. Officers Junkins and Kennedy an
swered the call and took the couple to the
lookup.
JAMES WHITE. who was so badly burned
at Chambers & Co.'S coal shaft few days
ago, as already reported, died from the eff
feCtS of his injuries on Wednesday and was
| buried by Mystic Lodge No. "a, X. OF p, of
| Elm Grove, yesterday. He held policy
\ in the Endowment Rank of that order,
| which entities his family to $1,000.
\ The Board of Education met last night
| On motion of Mr.. Maxwell, Mr.. Caldwell
\ took the chair. The following gentlemen
answered to the roll call: Messrs. Cald-
| well, Eberling. Maxwell, McCulley, Todd,
| Whalley. There being no quorum present,
| the meeting was adjourned until next
| Thursday evening at half-past o'clock.
WILLIAM SHIPNAN, of Winnings keg fac
! tory, received a dispatch to-day from his
/ father, G.. W. Shipmsn, manager of the
| keg factory at Belville, Illinois, that the
| nail factory there, one of the largest in the
| country, running 100 machines with man
| ufacturing capacity of 1900 kegs per week,
| burned down last night and is total loss.
| One of the best posted members of the
| Amalgamated Union informs US that he sis
| unable to state what effect the fire will
| have on the nail Understandable Gazette
NEXT Monday, May LIST, the Harmonic
| Mannerchor Singing Society will give it's
| third annual concert at the Opera House.
| From the programme before us, we can
| only say that it is well selected one, and
! promises to be a great treat for our music
/ loving public Mrs. Chas. w. Eoif, Miss
! A. Virginia Hupp, Miss Annie Baer. Prof
| Louis Vaas and the Messrs. Ankle and II.
| Grimm will also take part in it. By this
| il will be seen that the solo parts are in
J very good hands. Prof. Hermann
| SchOckey, the able conductor OF the above
! named Society, is also on the pros ramme
! with two violin solos, and everybody
| knows that he can make his violin talk.
| The Opera House Orchestra on this occa-
sion will consist of fifteen pieces, and will
add greatly TO make the concert interest
ing and a success.