Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-27
FACT AND FANCY.
A PotpOurri Of News Done Up In Small
shape.

a PotpOurri OF News Dome Up In Small
shape.
COUNCIL tonight
The Board of Education meets tonight.
THIS weather is magnificent for growing
crops.
TEE Circuit Court was not in session,
yesterday.
The will of Joseph Dimmey was admitted
to probate, yesterday.
The Auditors clerks have finished the
official report for 1881.
ANorHER car will be put in the Bridge.
port line in short time.
AN hqtelligeneeT reporter has quite PEN
chant for visiting the Jail.
The Committee on Poor House and Farm
will visit the lnirmary to-day.
The Public Library will be at the corner
of Fourteenth and Market streets
MAMIE BLANCHARD got thirty days in Jail,
at the hands of Judge LETTERS, yesterday.
The Vigilant engine lamp has been reno.
waited and is quite ornamental as well as
useful.
TIE new Board of Public Works met at
the city building, last night, with closed
doors.
THERE is is only one seat vacant in the
new room just opened at the Fifth ward
school.
The P. W. 4 ny. railroad boys will re-
Ceive their new summer suits the first OF
next month.
THE standard of purity of the Four,
teenth street organ is regulated by the
Bridgeport gauge.
The tracks on both the fair grounds are
favOrite resorts of an evening for gentle
men who own roadSters.
COUNCILMAN ARMSTRONG, of the Fourth
ward, is a gigantic protector, but his pro-
jectS are always repOSed on.
The boys of the Leasure Boat Club will
give their seventh annual Oall at KOch's
Hall, next Friday evening. A jolly time
is anticipated.
A MULE team, belonging to Kimberly,
stuck ia Alley c, yesterday, with large
load of coal. A portion OF IL had to be re-
moved before the mules could bulge it.
TIE engines at the Water Works are do
ing splendid work now. Two OF them are
supplying the city with all the water need
ed. The other one is lying idle, but ready
for use If needed.
Moses ANDERSON SwOre out warrant be-
fore the Clerk of the Municipal Court, last
night, for John West, charging himwith as
Sault and battery. His Honor will settle
the matter this morning.
ONE deed in fee was recorded yesterday
as follows: John A. Holiday and wife to
MeinrOd Greenniger deed of April "a. 1882
for north half of lot PA, east side OF Eott
street, Centre Wheeling, for $500.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
is having some of the largest and talleSt
Mafy hot VA
yet seen. Quite crowd collected on the
street watching the men, yesterday.
The Wilson Lyceum had an interesting
debate a few evening since. The question
was: "RcSolred. That the colored race does
more to foster prejudice than the white
race" George Palmer and Alex. Turner
affirmed and Prof. Jones and Robert Strange
denied. The decision oil the Judges was
for the negative.
A TRorTING match has been made, mile
heats, best three in five, between Baer's
Lady Warren" and c. H. Roses Govern
or Jackson" for 800 Il side 10 come off on
the Fair Ground May 9th, good day and
track. The money was placed in the
shareholders hands Fred McFarland) yes
terday, and from all We can learn as to the
speed of the horses, it Will be 4 very close
race
't'HNRITN.' love, "brOtherly love,
'.nauseating dose" forgiveness >. sour
words. passion of retaliation motives
miSinterpreted," honorable amenfe'
stuffed friendly mood moved to no
bier nature, mutual regret" The fore
going are samples from the vocabulary OF
Loving Terms" just issued from the phil.
adclPhic city of Bridgeport and copy
rightCd by the mayor.
SUrr. BUrCHER had a knOtty question to
decide. yesterday. Down in Clay county,
at q recent school election. the President of
the Board OF Education failed to qualify
within the time prescribed by law. Ac-
COrdingly. the County Superintendent APP
pointed q man, and the old president OBJ
ieCted, claiming he held over until his sue
CeSSOr was elected and qualified. Attorney
General Watts would not decide it, and Su
yesterday. He held that the Suporintend-
ent has no power to appoint except in case
of 4 vacancy, which had not occurred.
On Tuesday, as was noted in Yesterdays
paper. a slight fire occurred at kimbsrly's
coal works. at Manchester. \ part OF the
wooden support, near the furnace, gave
way and the fire was communicated TO the
wood work. Ii was. rs was then believed,
easily eXtinguiShed, but yesterday it was
found the coal was on fire. The Atlantic
engine was sent out, line of hose run in
and heavy stream of water kept playing
on the smOuldering vein. The mingled
smoke and steam issuing from the mouth
Of the mine attracted some little attention
and led to the belief that a dangerous fire
was in progress. At last accounts the
burning coal had been extinguished.