Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-23
FACT ANDFANCY.
Minor City News and Pertinent Talk
and Comment.

The cool weather remains with US.
No JURY is wanted in Judge Jacobs court
to-day.
The motor for 10 Elm Grove railway
had not arrived last evening. -,
The State Sunday school convention will
assemble at Moundsville to-day.
OSE of the hallcluiah lasses of the Saliva
ton army returned to Steubenyille. yester-
day.
OFFICER CoMBs arrested a man in the
Eighth ward last evening on charge OF
being drunk.
The Wheeling delegates to the General
U. z. Convention at Pittsburg, to-day,
went up there yesterday.
JAMES FLEMING failed to give security
yesterday. and is still in Jail. Another
effort will be made for him today.
1HIRTY-THREE Italians came into Beliaire
on the c. z. last night, en- route to Woods
field, TO work on the b. H. & {. extension.
A WEDDING scene took place, last night
at the residence of Mrs. Clark, at No. 7i9
Main street, lev. Thompson officiating
John Clark, the popular roller at the Mlngo
mill ard Miss Lille Clayburn were the
happy pair, the lady being an accomplish
ed Young woman OF New Martnsyille.
ton, before Justice Cald~cll, yesterday,
on the charge of stealing seven dollars
from Henry Schwartz, on the 2ith OF
March, ISL, and was recommitted to Jail
in default of 800 bail for his appearance at
the September term of the Circuit Court.
BATES Lodge No. 80 A. +. Il A. N, last
night elected the following officers: |. V.
L. Rodgers, w. ~; J. NJ. Belleville, S. W;
T. o. Edward, J. W; II. w. List, Treasurer;
J. NJ Ray, Secretary; T. w. Bliss, Tyler;
A. J. Halstead, Chaplain; VIM. Entler and
J. o. II. Parsons, stewards. These officers
will be installed at the stated meeting on
the second Tuesday in June.
The members OF the Wheeling Park ASso-
citation visited the grounds yesterday, and
decided, owing to the great demand for
this resort to open it to the public next
Sunday. They will commence the con.
struCt!on OF the new buildings Immediate
ly ami complete them as soon as possible.
Sacred concerts will be held every Sunday
after the completion of the new buildings.
THE LaBelle Builiin, Association No =
organized MONDAY at by electing the fol-
lowing officers: VIM. +. GraeOe, presi-
dent II. {. Ulrich, Secretary; NJ. Roth,
Treasurer: w. J. {. COwden, Solicitor. A
new constitution was adopted, by which
the lull amount OF $3.50 per share will be
paid to the LofrOwSr. Subscription for
stock in the new series will now be received
by any of the officers.
JIpCE JEFFERS. of the Police Court, sent
the notorious Jennie Black, alias Gray,
alas McAGams up to Jail on two charges
one, Dis orderly, 30 days and fine OF - and
the other $40 fine, to stand committed until
both fines are paid in full if it takes the
whole year to pay them IN. The last is for
contempt of court. Her beautiful Frank
McAdams, who claims the relation OF hus-
banG to her, was sent To the city work
house for 20 days. A large pair OF aces,
they are.
Louis ScHAw, the boss at the Riverside
coal works, met with a very serious acct
dent Yesterday morning. lie cnte red the
bank about A. NJ, and while passing
along the main entry, large piece OF the
roof coal fell, striking him on the lett hip
and the top OF the mead. lie was knocked
down. but fortunately one OF the work
men was near and dragged him ont of
further danger The injured man has a
large cash cut in the top of his head and
his left hip severely bruised.