Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14
CITY CHIPS.

oTk marriage license was issued yesser-
day by Clerk Hook.
Two deeds OF trust were admitted to
record yesterday by Clerk Hook.
THE city clerks annual statement will be
published in the three daily papers.
the First Branch Of Council did not ad-
journ last night until half past eleven
clock.
MIS-. SEiBKs, who was already reported As
being very low, died yesterday morning at
IL O'Clock.
COUNCIL last night ordered the digging of
a well for the watef-works, according to the
plan Of {. p. Hamilton.
TEE subcommittee on legislation yesLer-
day continued their examination, but
found nothing startling.
Ex-SHERIFF BossLxR, of Kanawha, aud
Sheriff VIM. NJ. Tyree, Of Payette, settled
with the Auditor, yesterday,
Our church column was unavoidably
crowded out this morning. There will be
services tomorrow in all o I the churches.
wIrH pleasure the statement is made
that Madame Sachse is much the better of
her late illness and not dead, as was re-
ported.
JoHN B. DowSs has sued the city for
q
costs, balance due on contract with the
water works.
AT last the unsightly trench on Eoff
street back of the Capitol. is being filed
up. The health officer put stop to the
filling in with garbage.
THE Land League ball at Turner Hall,
last night, drew an immense crowd. Mar
tin Thornton furnished the supper and
CCckayne The music.
MARX MAY. who was hurt in the trench,
As reported in the REGISTER, and was
removed to the hospital, died there yester-
day morning az half past seven o'clock.
TIE chamber Of the second branch OF
Council is too unutterably and etherially
medeRyil. The festOons of cObwebs at the
ceiling are too Hellenic for this prOSsicage.
Mr.. KIMBERLY thinks that il council
committee Of legislation of eight should be
sandwiched IN with citizens commit
tee of fifteen, the interior of the sand
witch will Re pretty badly Sqeezed.
TIE Liusly Senior Society, yesterday
afternoon. elected the following officers Tor
the ensuing term: Edgar Hall, President;
Frank KleyeS. Vice-President; Hzlett
Cummins. Secretary; Andrew Hare, Critic.
THERE was freightwreck on the Central
Ohio road. Yesterday morning, at Coal
Tunnel near GAINESVILLE. Passenger trains
Nos. and Z, due here at 1905 and ll:25 A..
", respectively, were delayed several hours
thereby.
The murder trial at Waynesburg has
been closed at length. On Thursday night,
after four hours deliberation, the jury
brought in a yerdiC. of murder in the sec
ond degree against Harvey Hughes, for
killing Leonard Duyal.
1t Dhar cal
Association, Yesterday, it must not be con-
strued into meaning that the proposed Law
III Is. 40 is agreeable, with an amen l.
ment. IL is the present law with an amen :
ment striking out the black bottle proyi-
sion, that is acceptable.
The tax for water on plasterers bric,-
layers, etc, for the current year, IS as fol-
lows: For briCklayerS, five cents for every
eco laid; bricEmaSers, - per month per
gang Of men; InasOns, hive cents per perch
for stone laid plastererS, . per year for
each iOuTneyman; blackSmlthS, 8 per year
per forge.
The funeral of Miss Cammie Bill took
place ~ o'clock, yesterday, from the home
Of her parents, corner Thirteenth and
Jacob streets. The service was real by Rev.
SW ore and the body was placed in a vault
Mt. Wood. The pail bearers were Sam
Miller, Eugene Hildreth, VIII Hildreth,
Harry Smyth, Harry Whitaker and George
Whitaker.
A VERY large audience was at the Opera
House, lest night, to see Pat Rooney and
his company. From tn shrieks and
screams of laughter which went up. they
must have enjoyed il exceedingly. In its
line this combination is certainly good
one and gives tirst-clasS speciality show.
\ matinee will be given to-day and anoth-
er performance this evening.
\ FREIGHT wreck occurred on the c., T.
V. and W. railroad at MaSSilOu, Ohio, on
Thursday evening, in consequence OF which
no trains came 10 or left Bridgeport yester-
day. Two freight trains, running at full
speed, cOlided, and literally demolished
each other. The engineers and iremen
leaped OF and escaped with few bruises.
THERE was a fight last evening on Seven
te6nth street. between Walter Young and
"Jimmick" O'Brien, in which OBrien got
the worst OF il, having his head badly cut.
pr. G.. ". Kelly dressed the wound, put
ting twenty stitches therein. Both parties
were arrested and will have hearing be-
fore the Police Court this morning, when
the particulars of the case will be fully re-
yealed
MAMIE MCGRNTH swOre out warrants yes
terday before squire Felber, for hittie
Mannus, Jennie Patterson, Mamie Stevens
and Alice Carol for assault and battery.
The cases were heard last evening. Squire
Feiber was assisted by Squire Philips.
The cases against Kittie Mannus and Alice
Carol were dismissed. Jennie Patterson
and Mamie stevens acre each fined s. and
costs. ". W. Arnett for plaintiff and w.
J. W. COwden for the defendants.
The latest Bellaire sensation is that OF
young local editor, who, becoming fascina-
ted with the charms of one of the city'S
bellies, wrote her u note and proposed call
ing on her for the purpose of becoming &C
duainteG The proposal was accepted by
the young lady, and, promptly at the hour
named, the enthusd local editor rang the
door bell and was greeted by-a shower OF
water from an upstairs window. The
young mans ardor was considerably dam
pened, and he started at a lively gait down
the street. only TO he greeted at every
stride with wet night etc, from lot
of urclins who had been posted. The
cooling reception will, At least, be lesson
TO him, eud will doubtless cause him to act
with more cautien in the future.-Baraes
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