Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-16
LOCAL GLEANrxGs
From All over the Surrounding News
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MuSrcIpAL Court meets at $50 tomor-
row morning.
VERY. large crowds were on the streets
last evening.
TEE Public Library is well patronized
these cool evenings.
TIE kraut cutters are still busy, but e1-
pect to get through this week.
MAIN street between Twenty-second ana
Twepty-third streets is being repaired
4. Ma. C.. STEPHENS, Of the South Side, is
having q fine residence built on the Island.
OLD Mic Ohickendance and the notorious
Berthe Cole were dischar ed from jail iast
night &. -
LARGE improvements are 10 be shortly
made at the B. & o. shops, in the shspe Oh
q round house.
A FoOr race is being arranged by some OF
the Central Glass House boys, to come on
at the Fair Grounds.
The roof of Mr.. Georing's new residence,
corner of Main and Seventh streets, Is be-
ing placed in position.
YESTERDAY the street force was out
scraping Chapline street between Twenty
fourth and Twenty-eighth streets.
Mr. CHARLEY TINE Is scarcely able to go
about, on account of his back. having hurt
it ome time since while lifting.
SIXTEENTH street between Market and
Main streets presents o very nice appear
ance since il has been repaved and rolled.
The plank walk on the west side of
Chapline street, South End, is completed,
and is big Improvement to that part Of
our city,
JAMES DRUGAN was fined $40 and costs by
Justice Perterman yesterday for contempt
of court, and in default of payment was
sent oJail.
Mr.. ADAM DEY, the man who was so
badly injured by his team going over the
bank near the sugar refinery, is again able
to be at his place at the Arlington stone
works.
LENA HERsHRoD was sent to Jail yesterday
by Squire Webb for being disoIderly. Lena
is last street piece, and this is her second
time behind the bars this season. She is
quite young.
A YELLOW from the country, who was
filed withe lemonade, yesterday afternoon
swore he could drive over any steam en-
CINE in Wheeling with his two-horse team.
He was persuaded TO go home.
The funeral of the late Miss Ella NJ.
Liston took place from her fathers resi-
dence, No. % Maryland street. yesterday
afternoon, and was very largely attended.
Interment at Scott's Cemetery, Ohio.
IT was rumored on the streets yesterday
that foot race for 500 a side would be
made between Humes and Strong, and that
the friends Of the parties would meet at
Charley Miller's saloon, in Bridgeport, and
sign articles.
FATHER GULL, OF Bellaire, has made ar
engagements 10 run a special train from
Wheeling to Bellaire, on Tuesdag, the 2lst
inst, for the benefit of those desiring to
attend Father Elliott's lecture. The fare
will be low. The train will arrive just be-
fore and depart Immediately after the lee
ture.
The skiff race between McAndrews and
Jones, which takes place next Saturday at
ternoOu, is creating quite an excitement
among the mill men, and bets are made
freely, though Jones hackers are Offering
slight odds. From what could be learned
of their respective merits, yesterday, it
will be q very closely contested race.
A RUMoR reached US last night that two
parties wished Captain Prince TO name his
new boat after them, the first offering to
present the Captain with 800, and also buy
the boat fine set of colOrs, and the other
proposed buying q fine bell and set OF
lanterns for the boat. The Captain has not
decided which he will name the boat after.
TUESDAY night two street car drivers,
Burns and Burk, who have been at outs for
some time, concluded TO fight it out, and
after their work was finished, those gentle
men repaired to the alley back of the street
car stables and fought il out. The former
was very badly used up, and yesterday
the police found it out and war
:. f.. H..
cases will be heard this morning before the
police court.
A. SrAUyER and Anna Miller were mar
ried at the German Catholic church yester-
day afternoon, at 8 O'Clock, by Father
After the ceremonies were
over the immediate friends OF the couple
repaired to the residence of the brides
parents, where an elegant repast was served.
About IL O'Clock last evening the Opera
House Orchestra serenaded them, and was
received.
The joke is on the Hopper" A short
time ago u certain gentleman on the South
Side, abjured the faith of his fathers and
went over, body and soul, to the opposite
party. But yesterday he was fishing at the
mouth of the creek and had boarded a skif
to catch the Lucas but he met with a mis-
hap. Being political topper, he kept it
water. He is now quite laughing stock.
The following transfers were admitted to
record at Clerk Hooks office yesterday: A
deed made the It'll day of November, 1882,
by VIM II. Rogers, to Oliver j. Crawford,
in consideration of 81, 500, for the east half
If lot No. "a, in Division "J'' of Joseph
Caldwelrs addition to the city. A deed
made the 4th day of November, 1882, by
George Breesoch and wife, to John WurSter
in consideration of $3.50 for the north half
of lot No 80, in the south one-quarter Of
lot No. 100, situate in North Wheeling.
The grandest ball OF the season will come
off at Turner Hall on next Friday evening.
Over 500 invitations have been issued, and
about 400 tickets have been sold. Mr.. I.
Eptlditzer will furnish the supper, and T,
7. Cockayne the music. A grand time is
looked for by all. Tommie Davis and
Wally Lineberfer, OF the South Side, will
dance a French hornpipe. George Sim
mons and August Hardenstein, of the Bel
laire Rolling Mill, will dance the Highland
fling, with variations.
A CERTAIN we'll known physician, whose
home is not over a hundred miles from the
Mcclure House, has been greatly annoyed
of late by the loud Growing of four Ban
tam chickens in q neighbours yard. They
we're tame, so he caught them, and pulling
out the vocal cords, cut them off. The
operation was painless, and they were all
released, but have never been heard to
crow. The doctor has his fun watching
them going through the motions of crow.
ing, but without making q sound, and the
owner stands and looks in amazement, as
also do the hens.
THIRD invoice of Ladies hand,sewed