Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-22
FACrANDFANCY.
Minor cry News and Pertinent Taih
and Comment.

The United and hook and ladder houses
need new roofs very badly.
The Benwood mill will commence the
work of drilling for gas next week.
TIE Custom House renovators have
reached the lower floor in their work.
The Board of County Commissioners will
visit the Infimary, at Allegheny City, sat
urday.
A SPINDLE on the nail plate side, broke at
the Belmont yesterday, causing q delay OF
afew minutes.
MATHEW SHAD wilt celebrate bis golden
wedding on the 18th of July. A great
time is anticipated.
The light of the Central gas we'll was
visible at the corner of Market n Twelfth
streets, last night.
PETER SEYBoLD, engineer Of the steamer
Princess, had his foot mashed in the ma
chinery yesterday morning.
WHEELING PARK, Siebert's Garden and
Menienger's Garden, were literally patron
ICED by WheelingItes yesterday.
THE Committee OF Fire Department
made their annual tour to the house OF the
department yesterday afternoon.
SEVERAL small cases were disposed Of by
Squire Phillips yesterday. The Squire is
very popular in the North Fad.
The German Lutheran Sunday School
picniced at Meminger's orchard, on the line
Of the Elm Grove road, yesterday.
THE workhouse gang are engaged in lay
ing q Twelve inch crock sewer on jacob
street, from Sixteenth street north.
The Young Peoples Working Associa
ton OF the First Baptist Church will give
an entertainment next Monday evening.
THE case of the State VS.. Jacob T. Dillon,
on a charge of assault and battery, will be
tried before Squire Petermann, this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Two new crossings are being laid acros.
Twentieth street at the intersection ol
Market and also one at the intersection oil
Twenty-first and Market streets.
The Citizens Railway Company will re-
ceiye the remainder of their flat rails next
week, and will push the work OF laying
them to completion as quickly as possible
THE picnic gwen on yesterday by the st
Jacobs Lutheran Sunday school at Memln'
gers Garden, was not only an enjoyable
affair, but the ~jOlliest they ever had: Sc
voted unanimously, by all the young folk;
who attended.
WILLIAM ELEHM, a siX-year old boy re-
siding on Nineteenth street, fell OF . cart
about four o'clock yesterday afternoon
sustaining serious injurious to his limbs;
DR.. Alderman was called and rendered
medical assistance.
The body of Casper Held, the young
man who was drowned at the foot o
Twenty.S Sixth street on Monday evening
last. was found floating in the river a,
Benwoed, yesterday morning. The bod!
was brought up to this cityo on the Princess
Mr.. BLAIR CALDWELL, representing the
I DaRf,hnna annfarFnrfD no IfnmnanV Of Tin
Cinnsti, yesterday contracted TO furnish
the Knights OF st. George fifty uniforms
to be completed in time for the celebration
of the sOciety's first anniversary, for the
sum OF 1885,.
WV. Corrs, an employee at HaineS Il Viii
sons planning mill, met with a very serious
accident Yesterday afternoon. He was pass
ing through the horse lot when one of the
animals kicked him, one hoof striking him
Just above the eyes, intlictlng a very ugly
wound. DR.. Burney was called in and
dressed the wound.
The body Of young Helt, who was
! drowned at the foot of Twenty sixth street
and which was published exclusively by
the REGISTER, was caught at Benwood yes
terday and Immediately brought to his
home. Coroner Schultze issued a burial
permit and the remains were iHterred al
Mt. Calvary Cemetery yesterday afternoon
Tomorrow one OF the largest picnics of
the season will be held in Heinlein's orch.
ard, near the .Etna mill, by the Standard
Eight. over two thousand invitations
have been issued. The platform is one OF
the largest il Belmont county, and a good
time is promised to all. T. I. COcksyne
will furnish music from from - o'clock VI.
to II o'clock. The Little Anna will run
to the grounds day and night.
"WEDNESDAY evening a countryman re
siding Just beyond Fulton, fell from his
wagon, Just after crossing the Peninsula
/ bridge, breaking his arm. Just before the
| accident he passed a crowd OF boys, one OF
whom threw a large stone at the horse,
striking it in the head and bringing the ami
NAL to its knees. The driver attempted TO
Jump oil to catch the boys, when his foot
slipped and he fell, receiving the injury
noted above. DIR. Stifel reduced the frac'
ture.
A REGULAR meeting OF the stockholders
of the Odd Fellows Hall Association for
the election of nine directors, was held n,
the hall on the evening Of the 10Th inst.
The following directors were elected
Messrs. J. N. Todd, W. dillingham;, II. 4.
Uthman. Henry Stamm, 5. NJ. Darrah, \.
Forgey, &. Matthews, jacob Morris and
W. Johnson. At a meeting OF the dlrec'
tors, held the same evening, W. Filing
ham was elected President, j. NJ. Todd Sec
rotary and II. A. Uthman Treasurer.
Mr.. NAUYIoCE, the South Side floral
artist, turned out some rare specimens oil
tlural decorations this week. At the Seguiu
commencement, on Tuesday night, a mum
her OF baskets filled with the choices How
ers from his garden, were presented &c
Young ladies by their friends. A new Tea
lure was several glass baskets OF delicate
color and very srtisticaily filled with rart
flowers and foliage, which reflected great
taste and skill on the artist. Some of the
hanGsomest floral presents at the St. Joseph
commencement, Wednesday night, were
also the hsndiwork OF Mr.. NauvioCk.
SECRETARY of State Stalnaker, yesterday
authorized the ohio and ~Guyandotte Rlil
road Company to change the location Of
its principal office to Pittsburgh, wher,
the annual meetings OF the s~tockholder
shall be held on the third Monday of Jan
uary in each year, provided the company
maintains an office at CredO, Wayne couu
", where an exhibit OF the transfer o
stocks shall be kept, also, authorizing tn,
issue of first mortgage bonds to tn
amount Of 81, 600. 900, bearing six per cen
interest, interest and principal 10 be pay
able in gold coin, and said bonds to ruI
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