Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-13
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Csrk HOOKS Office yesterday.
THE June number OF the West Virginia
School Journal has been received !.
Tuk work sf r~enovating the interior Of
ths sustom house is still going on.
fks Wheeling Park Association Conn
uaittee visited the park. yesterday.
Tas prizes offered in the Washington
Hall tournament are on exhibition at
billions.
,sor1Rz MrRRN fined Adam Alderman
eco and costs for contempt OF court yes
,erday,
OyyIcEss Combs and Kennedy arrested a
yonan in the Eighth ward yesterday even
ing on charge Of drunk. /,
A FoRCE of men were engaged yesterday
in removing the mud deposited on Market
street by Sundays rain storm.
GEoReE ESeIK, who is employed at the
Capitol, wishes It understood that he is
not the man that cut young Heyman.
JrDeE c. CRASNKR has an interesting
article on Corporal Punishment in the
Public Schools in the June Journal.
DR.. ii, Il. THoMPson, OF Urbana, O., will
preach in the Presbyterian church at
bridgeport, this evening ALSO o'clock.
JOHN CREATION, a street car driver, was
presented by his wife With q valuable
present yesterday morning-an lfpound
girl, n
COMMENCEMENT OF the Wheeling Female
College this evening, at the Opera House.
Doors open at ., exercises begin promptly
40 s.
ASuMBER OF Druids in attendance on
the Lodge meeting in 'Bellaire, came up 10
visit Wheeling friends yesterday after
noon.
The First Baptist Sunday School will
picnic. at Hornbrook's Park tomorrow.
The ". & Z. G. r. r. have given them spe'
cial rates.
THE Muldoon Picnic Fishing Club will
leave this afternoon on the Abner ONeal
for Beech Bottom. They expect to be
gone about four months.
THE Vigilant engine was taken TO the
majority Of the fire plugs in the city north
of the creek, and the suction tube tested,
! to see if it would fit the plugs.
A HTrCHING strap with a snap link at
tached wa picked up in front Of this office
last evening. The owner can have 1t by
enquiring in the counting room.
A TEAM belonging TO Henry Shalleross
slipped and fell among the loose boulderS
on the wharf yesterday afternoon. The
horses were severely scratched and cut.
Lorrs SCHwALB and Gas Matthews, sa
l%oonists, were arrested yesterday on charge
Of selling liquor on Sunday; The cases
win be tried in Police Court this morning
The Municipal court met at $50 yester'
day morning. The case OF the Webster
Wagon Co, Of Columbus, o., was contin'
ued until July g.. Court adjourned to
! court in course.
GEORGE ESGLE, charged with felouiousiy
cutting Isaac Heyman, was up before
! Squire Caldwell yesterday, AMI vas re-
leased on 500 bail for his appearance be-
fore the Circuit Court.
THE new dummy on the Elm Grove
Railway line, pulled the two large summer
cars Yesterday and on one trip $50 pasSen
gers we're carried on these two cars, Withhold
teiEg badly crowded.
The Citizens Railway Company had to
stop laying track yesterday evening, hay
ing run out of rails. They expect m)re
rails the latter part OF the week, when the
work Of laying will be Immediately start
ed.
AT the commencement this evening, at
the Opera House, the clergy, members OF
the various professions, and strangers IN
the city, are invited to take seats on the
stage. The proSCenium boxes will be re-
served for the members Of the press.
We were YESTERDAY shown a letter by
Chief Clerk WiluOth, OF Superintendent
Butchers office, in which it Was stated that
the school at Concord Church, Mercer
county, closed on June nd, on account OF
the close vicinity OF a case OF smallpox.
The Zion German Catholic Sunday school
picniCked at Siebert's Garden, yesterday
Everybody praised the Elm Grove Street
Railroad Company for the way they aC-
| cOmmodate their passengers. some OF Them
having to wait for connections.
CHARLES HorrHKIsS, an employee at the
Pellaire mill. met with a very serious acct
dent Yesterday. While at work near the
rolls a piece OF red hot iron flew out strik-
ing him in the left eye. Before relief could
reach the unfortunate man the sight OF the
eye had been destroyed.
We acknowledge the receipt of an inyi
tation 20 attend the closing exercises of
the Linsly Institute, at the hall OF the
House of Delegates, on Friday evening,
att o'clock. A most pleasing programme
has been arranged. closing with a lively
farce entitled Counting Matilda" and
that the hall will be crowded is 4 fOregone
conclusion.
JOSEPH BEISDESCHtH, o WOrkInan al
Schedule & Luty's stonequarry, met with a
very serious accident yesterday morning.
While at work q large stone became de-
tsched from the face of the quarry aud
rolled down, catching Beindescnuh's right
leg, breaking it between the knee and
ankle. He was Immediately carried to his
residence on the South Side and the
fracture reduced.
The concert and commencement OF the
SCpuin Collegiate Institute will b.
held at the Opera House on Friday eve.
ming, the 10Th inst beginning at 5 o'clock.
The exercises will be unusually interest.
ing One of the prominent features is a
grand overture, arranged expressly for the
occasion for two pianos, first and SECOND
N~iOlins. cornet, clartonet and bSs. The
Oh era House orchestra has been engaged.
The following is given in justice to DR..
Pipes, in regard TO setting of young Hig-
gins limb Yesterday afternoon. He and
Or. Reed were called upon to reduce the
fractured thigh. Upon the doctor under
taking to examine the limb, the boys
father literally raised Cain. The doctor
was informed that the man was the pa
TENTS father and be Immediately quit the
case or. rs he expressed it: IL will not be
abused by any man." nr. Alderman was
then called and gave the limb a Temporal
~ dressing, but refused 70 reduce the fraC'
ture until q settle ment between DIR. Ed
wards and Mr.. Higgins, lin regard to ser
vices rendered heretOforel had been eff
fected. Yesterday morning DIR. Edwards