Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-08
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OFYIcER WILLIAMS arrested man nsac
Che creek bridge yesterday for indecent ek'
Posure Of erson.
A MAGNIFICENT specimen Of the anteloI 9
triee was received at Wheeling Park this
week from Montana.
REy. JoRpAS, Of the North street Church,
immersed Bessie and Richard Mooney in
the riv,r on Thursday evening.
The work Ct laying the foundation for
the new add ton to the Yigilant engine
house was commenced yesterday.
IRE funersl Of Mr.. Hsusenaur took place
from the Church Of Immaculate Concep
,icn yesterday, and was largely attended.
BARLOW, Wilson & Co.'S Minstrels fairly
packed the Opera House last night, and
the show was magnificent in every psrtic-
ular.
YESTERDAY afternoon Squire Ankle com
mitted John Mulholland TO Jail for ten
days for using abusive language toward his
mother.
The Proyidences and ToledoS, with three
Wheeling boys, will cross bats at the new
fair grounds october 6 and 8, and grand
game is expected
Tue lower gate will be kept open this
season, giving an opportunity for visitors
to cross at the West Wheeling ferry and GO
in near the grand stand.
An unknown lady met with q narrow
esespe from a vicious snake near Green
wood Cemetery, last Wednesday. She was
terribly shocked for some time.
EVANSVILLE. September 7. - Weather
warm and cloudy. Thermometer so degrees,
Barometer 20 and stationary. River 2 1 10
feet in the gsuGe and falling.
A BRAKEMAN named Collins was knocked
of q b. & o. freight car at Bolton Thurs.
day night and suffered fracture of a leg,
together with a number of bad bruises.
A NUMBER Of cases in which the Hryter
snd Brsnnon's were mixed up were COM
promised before Squire Petermann yester.
day. In each case the complainant paid
the costs.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad is
hauling water TO Cameron to supply their
engines. There is scarcely enough water
at that place to supply the inhabitants
now, much less both.
NE sRs. RRIDUSG. Paden and SIM III gave
q sci, CT ball at Beethoye ha las: evening.
About twenty-five couple were present,
Who passed the evening dane ng 10 the
music Of Mayors orchestra.
VISITORS to the fair grounds living In the
lower part Of the city and IN the country
can purchase their tickets tO the falr
grounds at BrICes drug store, in the Eighth
ward, and save & rush at the ticket office.
Last 'ght surprise party was rendered
Miss Mary Smith, vi New Philadelphia. at
Peter BOnenbsrger's, Cd the South Side.
About thirty couple participated in he
festivities. Nass orchestra was in atten J.
ance.
YESTERDAY afternoon a slight collision
between freight trains took place il the
i. & o. railroad yards. Il seems that Il
misplsced switch was the cause. and for.
IuEately no damage was sustained to the
cars.
WN GRAHAM ; store and dwelling which
is situate about q mile from Hobbs land
ing, twenty four miles down the river, was
destroyed by fire Thursday night. Damage
5000. The fire caught from defective
iGe.
THERE was another big dance given at
Cameron on Thursday night at CrawtOrd's
grain house. II was given under the man
segment of the Crawford boys, and from all
accounts was q big'affsir. Quite number
OF Wheeling people were present.
The Washington District Lyceum met
yesterday afternoon and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Bert Chew,
Vice President, Ella Foster; Secretary,
Ross Chew: Treasurer, Miss Robinson;
Librarian, John Frew; Assistant Librarians,
Ross Chew and Walter Wills.
SHERIFF Ed. KYLE, of Cabell county, &C
C mpan:ed by Samuel Wilson, JOS. DJdi,
NJ. A. Il as anu W g. Kyle, guards, deliv.
cred at the penitentiary WIN. Peyton, SEN
!, need for life for wife murder, an George
Porter ami Harry Johnson for three and
I've years respectively, for telonies.
YESTERDAY morn ng Fat Nurp y. an em.
ployee at the pottery, had very narrow
escape from being killed or badly injured.
He was playing IN the second story OF the
and, slipping, fell between the
elevator and the floor. Fortunately he
,lighted feet first on the first floor end was
not Injured, excepting a spraiued ankle.
DANIEL THoRNUUEG, Superintendent OF
the Cumberland read, is putting that thor
OUGhfSre IN god condition between here
and West Alexander. One bridge has been
nearly completed 81 Dennis, one NJ Point
At Samples, near Valley tiroye. One ri
these bridges cost 500 and the other St30.
ENDINE S13 which ran into the cars On
night, lid more damsge than
vas anticipated. IL smashed the end out
ether, besides breaking the foot board OF
u e tender. The B. < o. officials would
like very much to know who the person or
PeFsOas were that started her from her
II. OOrGgs.
ILsTSaDAY afternoon Capt. Glaggitt, OF
The Salvation Army, through her attorney,
D sde motion for an appeal from the de.
CiSion Of Judge JeIFers in the Police Court,
81 q gave bail for Court, Capt. S. l.. Faris
bt coming her security in the sum OF 500.
Sheriff Blown, anticipating such action, di-
rsCted Jailer Davis to show her every
courtesy, aud in cOnstq uence she was not
placed IN a cell.
TIE Secretary Of Srate yesterday morn
ing issued certificate of incorporation To
the Chestnut Run oil Company Of Burn
ing Springs, Writ county. for the purpose
of boring for oil, buying and selling Lands,
developing the same, refining oil and do
ing general merchandise business. the
Cressing 10 go 40. The shares are 800
each, and are held by >. W. Lark, ~ share,
Msgnum Ptsum, J. ID Mckee, T. F. Ash
ford, = shares each. and +. II. I.arimcr, ,
shares. s'l of Pittsburgh, IA.
Tue Third VI. f. Campmee;iug vii
con n enCe at Bridgeport on Sunday. The
programme for Sunday service is IS l.
lows: Preaching at II O'Clock A ", by the
Rev George Hollinger, of Whee.inI;
prayer and experience meeting at 80
o'cl, OK P. N. Preaching at 3 o'clock ?. VI 4,
by the Rev. J. NJ. Monroe, OF Bellaire.
Preaching at : P. n. The camp ground is
Pleasantly situated, Gnd amply furnished
W th accommodations. These meetings
will continue for one week, especially the
evening services, which will be varied.
A QUIET but elegant wedding took place
at ST. Clairsyile Thursday, the contracting
parties being d. Baird, Esq, OF Cleveland,
aud Miss Rose Hofner, Of 81. ClsirsYilie.
The ceremony was performed at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. P. Hoffuer, at 1880 o'clock. An hour
Ia er the company present was invited 10
pariake OF an excellent lunch. About
twenty COZ Piles were present Mr.. and Mr..
BIZ left for sn extended trip East
Their future residence will be at Cleve-
land
Tbs Panhandle glass works at Wellsburg
started up last Saturday, and is now run
ming full time. While gas cannot be used
alone in the melting furnace, yet saving
Of over so per cent is made in coal used,
over the old arrangement, aud the glass
comes out bright and perfectly clear. the
managers are very much pleased with their
success in using gas IN the blowing fur
paraSs the Hakanin1 nvan and thu laAra IN