Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-09

HE nre alarm wires were sllSnuy ous vi
order yesterday.
ABour eighteen cases will be before the
Police Court this morning.
TEE Creek mill win start up again this
morning after being idle week.
ThR Committees on City Prison, Scales
and Police are called for tonight.
SEVERAL very interesting cases will be
tried to-day before 'Squires Arkle and Pc
terman.
The mill men were in hopes last even
ing that the cold snap would hold out for
several days.
A NEW pavement will be laid in front OF
the Atlantic engine house, and also one in
the rear Of the building.
On July 4, at Etnayille. Mr.. George r.
Keller and Miss Sarah Z. Morgan were
married by Rev. Lewis.
QUITE 3 number OF nails were shipped on
the steamer Sc. Lawrence yesterday from
the nail mills in this city.
JOHN II. CLINE. fireman at the water
works, who has been OF for about q week,
viii resume his duties again to-day.
HAGGERrY's detective agency, at meet.
ing at Parkersburg on Thursday, declared
dividend Of % per cent out OF the net
earnings.
JOHN HIGHNARCH, manager at the Cliff
ton iron works, and Daniel Crumbacker, a
boiler at the same works, returned to this
city yesterday.
The gas lamp at the Atlantic engine
house, which was knocked down by one oil
the B. & o. railroad cars, is now used by
the East Wheeling boys as q cigar lighter.
The Western Nail Association will meet
at Pittsburgh Wednesday, at which meet
ing the question Of the stoppage OF the
mills will be finally decided.
NATHAN KUHN, who was hurt on the
steamer Diurnal several days ago, was able
TO move around his room yesterday, though
there is still fear Of his having received
internal injuries.
The Municipal Court met at $50 Satur
day morning. They adjourned until TO
morrow morning at o'clock, without
transacting any business except the admit
ing to citizenship OF James Connolly.
The speed made by Capt. John Ksnney's
horse at the new fair grounds last week IS
a great surprise TO all who are judges OF
horse flesh. The Captain has had numerous
offers for his horse since the event, but his
price is set.
TIE Beethoven Singing Society elected
the following officers yesterday: President,
Julius LOosa: Vice President, Chas. Fink;
Secretary, T. Schmidt; Treasurer. August
Helmbrecht; Director, Prof. Louis Was
Vice Director, F. A. Meyer.
A YOUNG lady OF Wheeling, who never
had any experience in country life, recent
Is married Marshall county farmer. In
a letter to friend in the city, written
shortly after her marriage says: Il am get
ting along splendidly; made some butter
the other dsy, and IL is rs white as snow
You Just ought to see it. 1t is too pretty
to be used. '-N0uRdSrH'e Hera!d.
An elegant little party was given, on
Thursday evening last, by Miss Hattie
Wheat, at her pleasant home on Chapllne
street. TO a number OF friends in honor oi
her guest, Miss George Myers, OF Steuben
willie. The guests included Misses Laurs
Ford. Belle Divine, Lizzie Bentz, anC
Messrs W. w. Morgan, Will Tape, Bober
\. Divine and Hermann Bentz.
Oliver BLACKBURN, OF Bellalrs, has beer
elected President Of the fishing club of the
Bellaire rolling mill and Free Wilkinson
will act as Secretary. August Hardensteir
and Oliver Will entertain their friends with
a grand banquet before leaving for the fish
ing grounds. Cockayne will furnish thu
music. The boys will be gone five weeks
MR. Culver, driver on the Elm Grove
railway, had very narrow escape from
being badly used up by a watch dog be
longing To Mr.. Yoke. He went 10 Mr.. y:
stable TO get the railway Company's lead
horse which is kept in that stable, bu,
the dog disputed his entrance and seizeC
him by the limb. After q desperate fight
he at last succeeded in whipping the ami
NAL OFT, bat not before his clothes were
badly torn.
TIE Wheeling and 81 Ciairsville print
ers crossed bats az St Clairsville, Saturday
afternoon, in which encounter our boys
we're defeated b. score Of - 20 p. \ re-
turn game will he played in tais city Sat
urisy week. az which time il is hoped our
bows will retrieve their lost isur-lS. S.ye.
ral Of the hOGe nine claim that the cause
OF their defeat can be laid entirely 10 the
higa grass ard the Old time rules under
which the game VA p.ayed.
Tur picnic at Midalebourne ~ the tn
o. iuiy VAS n most sJ,c-S.tT, affair OShr
.ttU people were on the grounds. Miss
Lizzie Kelly, Vi Matam ,ras. won the pTizh
. the best wal'zsr Miss Ella Saith was
aNayd,d the silver cup as the b st looking
.sfy on the grounds Her hons IS at
Middle bourne Mr.. Thistle was awarde 4
the gold tooth pick as the best lookinI
gentleman. Cockayne's Orchestra was
, resent end dancing was continued until
late in the day. when the band went t.
>is,ersyiile and played for reception.
The habit OF profanity on the street i,
getting TO be ar iutOlerlble nuisance, aud
the police should address themselves to the
task Of breaking it up. IL has become im
possible for lady to pass along any one OF
pur principal th0rougEfdreS, without hav'
ng her ears a,sailed by the most shocking
auguaE-. No apparent effort is made u
t0Ucpa. The language or to lower the tone
ui voice in which il is expressed. 1t mast
;1s broken up, and the police must 10 It.
Two or three examples would work Won
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