Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-26

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}. kRAsrrs%P srox Conblnstion to-night.
TAx bsss ban season stiIl llngsrs with rs.
TzE somuissss on liSbks VII not meet
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Os1 marriage license IVES issued at Clerk
Hooks ot6c6 ye>te<day.
Tn high school project has been laid on
the liable Tor the prtDent
WfckHAn wiz ssl2 pools on the boat racs,
ut 6cnnlan's saloon tomorrow night
Eoxx Of the butchers at Fulton are NJ
ceivinS largo amount Of fine stock.
WIZ. 0rro Is having I One pavement Laid
in fsolt 81 his property on north Aarks'
An ics wagon broke m axls While cross
ing the street ear tssck on INentF-hrs'
yeetsrtAy. 9 3 50 IS. : ... g
WAlrfa M2ssaA1l D & present bringing
IN alsrss asouht o. iIne wheat from hii
i tsrm east Of the city.
Fosxxsx Rosrxsos, of.tbs United engine
house, presentsd Hcstlsr Harrison with 9
pair Of buckskin gloves
THE Board OF Educatiou has decided to
not introduce musical Instruction IN The
public schools at present
PxrxR BoLI was In the city yesterday.
He said John Teemer was . fakir In boat
racing. and not to be trusted
THEEx was some talk last night Of calling
the Committee on Finance for tonight but
nothing was definitely arranged.
BARzx q Far. the "Muldoon's Picnic
men. will be here on November In their
new comedy, Irish Aristocrscy."
HosrrxR HARRISON, Of the United engine
house. IA busily engaged painting the iron
railing on the stalls at the hose house. (
Tm funeral Of Miss Louisa Gunther took
place Yesterday afternoon, and was largely
attended. Interment ct Red Mems grave
yard. -
THE wedding Of Mr.. W. d. Cushing and
Miss Jennie Berry will take place, this
morning, at 10 O'Clock, at the First Presby-
terrain church.
IT was reported on the street yesterday
that five new doctors bad located IN our
midst. This city and vicinity must be
rich pasture for medical men.
OxE Of Speidel q Cos trucksnpset on the
landing yesterday. No material damage
was sustained; the accident was caused By
q green hand driving the team.
jog BoB HABxsrIELp and Peter Pretty
are matched TO row q two mile race for 800
a side, the race TO be rowed near Pittsburg.
ON Monday, November6, between the hours
Of 3 and 5.
A Sxw crossing Is badly needed on the
east side OF Market street, at the head OF
Sixth. Since the new pavement has been
laid, persons crossing are forced to wade
through the mud.
THE Wellshurg lower course has been ss-
lected for the Weisgerber- Briceland race,
on Saturday. The 2. w. & K. road will put
seats On Q train of gondolas and follow the
boats over the course.
FOREMAN ARMSTRONG, of the Hook and
Ladder house, has been making some
needed repairs to the doors and windows OF
their building on Twenty-frst street before
the cold weather sets in.
TEE special committee to enumerate the
population Of the city is composed Of the
following gentlemen: First Branch,
Messrs. Hull, FRITZ, McAdams and Miller;
Second Branch, Messrs. Robinson, Hill
areth, Jepson and Davis.
TUESDAY evening the knights of st.
George, to the number of seventy.fve or
eighty, marched from st. Aiphonso's Hall
an hour. Prof. Birch, who is drill master,
Is satisfied with their progress.
OyKR in Ohio an old man ninety-one
years Of age walked nine miles to pay his
subscription to newspaper, and now some
of the editors say that some Of their sub
scribers are waiting until they are ninety
one years old before they win pay up.
A DAUGHrEs Of Geo. w. Clark fractured
her collar bone yesterday at the school
house in the Sixth ward. 1t seems that
she and several other girls were on the
fence, and unfortunately she fell OF with
the above results. DIR, Pipes reduced the
fracture. 81 4, Elcs o.
TIE reception giyen last evening at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Marshall,
two miles east Of the city, was an enjoy
able affair, and all passed of as merry as a
marriage bell until late hour this morn
ing, dancing to T. T. Cockayne's music.
Over twenty couples were in attendance.
QUITE large surprise party was given
last night by Miss Maudie and Master John
Burial, af South Side, in honor OF their
guests, Miss Eunice and Master Johnny
Snedeker, of Pittsburgh, Pa. The young
folks enjoyed themselves hugely and de-
parted at 1880 o'clock for their respective
homes.
THx police in q certain ward in the city
will have to stand clear ON Hallow eve.
Twenty girls are to meet at q certain house
and are to run around the square with
mouth full of water, and the first person
they meet is TO be their husband So keep
OF your beat, police and Captain Bennett,
and give the girls chance.
TEE remains Of the son Of Capt. Camp
bell Sweeney arrived last evening on the
Pan Handle train, and were received at the
depot by q large number of the former
friends Of the youth. The disease of which
he died was not consumption, as was stated
by the Associated Press Dispatch, but was
typho-malarial fever.
ALkxANDER TURNER and Reuben Norris
are now whitewashing the Jail; they having
been awarded the contract by the Jail COM
mittee. The jailer says, so far as they have
gone, they are doing first class Job. Every
thing will look white and clean about the
Jail, after the cleaning is done with. Jsiler
Davis says be wants everything in trim be-
fore the cold weather sets in
As TIE time draws near for the election
Of Chief Of Fire Department. cendi-
date are beginning to loom up. Besides
Chief Eceles, who Is supposed b be . can
didate for re-etection, the following gentle
men are spoken of as probable contestants:
Councilman James Cunning, Henry @.
Metz and CHARLES Klieyes. The first two
are Republicans and the latter Democrzk
TaE death dfJames McColloch, of Short
Greek, occurred yesterday. very suddenly.
Mr.. McColloch was one Of the substantial
farmers OF that section. and for many years
has been completely identified with 1t. He
had reached good old sge, probably that
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posts for fence to enclose the new county
road, being constructed through his farm.
While the men worked be sat upon q pile
Of logs near by, and suddenly, without q
moments warning. he fell over, dead.
Heart disease u supposed 10 have been the
cause