Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-16
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COUNCIL tonight e SIS
The Andes excursion, to-day.
Has it really stopped rainingf
TIE capitol was extremely quiet, yester-
day.
The Eceles matter will not come up to-
night. ~ - 80
To-DAr brings on the excursion to Mount
ain Lake Park.
ALI fears of high water have subsidized.
So has the river.
TEE Board Of Education will meet on
Thursday evening.
SQUIRE CALDWELL was over his head in
civil suits, yesterday.
JIMMY RIDDLE Is very superstious about
the water works engines.
OFFIcER DUNLAP arrested John Smith for
disorderly conduct last night.
The election of W. & L. Z. directors
takes place at Norwalk, o., to-day.
FRANK WALTER yesterday set out very
tempting lunch TO his many friends.
The rules of the Water and Street Boards
will be submitted to Council tonight.
JOHN wELrY and Miss Biddy Lain were
married at the cathedral Sunday evening.
PAT CuLLIHAS was arrested yesterday af-
ternoon for disorderly conduct by Officer
William.
through Parkersburg, for the West, this
season.
THE case of C. Gaus vs.. the Etna Life
Insurance Company occupied the Circuit
Court, yesterday.
THERE is great complaint against a ma
nure pile on the Hempfeld square, oPpo
site the Capital.
The street railway ordinance is tabled in
the First Branch of Council, waiting until
Capt. Andy Wilson is well.
A FEW straw hats were seen on the
streets, lately, and a week of sunshine will
bring them out as thick as leaves.
The average Wheeling youth is develop
ing a passion for very fancy neckwear.
Some Of the latest cravats ale too rayish-
ingly loud for words.
PArCrLLINGH,M, of Twenty eighth street,
got on a terrible tear, yesterday, and
smashed up all of his windows. While
officer Williams was arresting him, he bit
him on the leg.
JIMMIE NIcHoLL was fined 81 and costs at
the police court yesterday morning for the
assault on Chris Liedl. Jimmie acknowl-
edges he was wrong in striking Chris, and
did il in the heat OF passion.
THE Mt. Belleview Hotel is now open.
Persons desiring rooms and board for the
season can now be accommodated. Mr..
Osborne, the proprietor, is an excellent
hotel man, and will do everything possible
to please his guests.
The bottom has completely fallen from
the marriage license market Linking
lovers are very scarce, at present. IL the
young mans fancy is lightly turning to
thoughts of love, the fancy of the young
woman is engrossed with bonnets.
The following gentlemen were elected,
last night, directors of the Nail City Build
ing and Loan Association: j: A. Dunnlng'
W. J. Quinn, John Rogers, Jim +. j. Nc
Donald c. J. Mayer, J. F. Thompson, Z. II.
King, K. H. Phillips and Charles Loetfier.
A LARGE party of friends assembled at
Mrs. Rufus residence in honor OF her nifty
second birthday Sunday evening. The
evening passed off very pleasantly, very
sumptuous supper being laid by the host
ess, who also received several very val liable
presents.
YESTERDAY afternoon man giving his
name as NJ. A. Collins got to the city from
Cincinnati He was en- route to Philadel
phia and his finances gave out While APP
plying for assistance 1t was discovered he
had a disease appearing to be undeveloped
small pOA, anu ne was az OilSC hOStASu Ou
10 the pest house.
IT seems as though the rain were really
over Yesterday the clouds broke away
and the evening came on bright and clear.
This is in accordance with Vennor's pre-
Giction, and prophetic stock accordingly
advances % per cent. We have had enough
rain to last US six weeks and a little spring
weather is now in order.
HoRxBRooK's park has been very hand
sOmely fitted up for the summer. The
dancing platforms are new and commodi-
Gus and everything to enhance the amuse-
ment and entertainment of tourists has
been provided for. Arrangements have
been provided by which the Elm Grove
railroad will put on special cars.
Is Grubb's window is a display of hair
work, the product of the marvellous taste of
Madame Iazelle Vaunt, who occupies the
position as an artist in the arranging and
furnishing of ladies' hair that Worth does
in the dressmakers art. She will be here
until Saturday only, and our Wheeling
ladies who call on her will congratulate
themselves. Already, though the Madame
has been here but since yesterday, she has
receiyed.a number OF the leading ladies OF
our city.
JACK GLAssCoCK'S record, this season,
know him. Up to Saturday night he had
played shortstop for the Cleveland team,
playing in all seven of their lea lie games,
record was as follows: At bat,.T times;
runs, 5; reached first base 6 tines; put out
Is; assisted in putting out, - errors, 4;
batting average, .322; fielding es rage, .9O2
In batting he stood second in tsFs term and
in fielding fourth. The ClevelS9d team has
played games and lost OF thsfn.
BETWEEN Thursdays sunse $and Friday
noon last week, the Fish Commissioner
sent from Washington l.OOOSDO shad and
100000 herring to Austin, STeXsS TO he
placed in the Colorado river 200, 900 Shad
10 Farmville, Va, to stock tlt AppOmat-
tox; 500. goo to the RappahanI5ck and 3OO,-
CCO 10 Harper's Ferry, for thds Upper Poto.
nae. The work of the enti[. season will
pruhsbIy embrace the distribI2 ion OF about
SUCIU.CtO shad, besides innuaerable her
rig. ID will be remembered that 250, 900
shad were placed in the Ohio %yer at this
point last week.
So IMPORTANT part does the proper and
tasteful arrangememeut of !. lady's hair
play in her personal adOrnmRCt, that all
who make any pTetention Ia beauty or
confines are compelled to r5'Sort TO the
artist for her assistance-anG to such 4
state Of perfection has this art been brought
by Madame LAzELLE VAUNT, of Philadel-
l,hia. that even the most hOnrely face may