Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-15
BUSY BEllAlRE.
John Randolph Taken Suddenly Ill
Saturday. Police COurt-The New
Cornet Band and the Matcrial-The
y. ". q. A.-Li=hI fire-Resl EState
mud "a NeM.x RaIch Of Other Iiclns.

John Randolph. the clever and efficient
assistant secretary al the .i.tna glass and
manufacturing works, became quite sick
with CunjsStion of the lungs yesterday aud
was obliged to go home. Medical aid was
summoned, and at last accounts he WAS
getting along nicely.
Business was fair at the lookup yester-
day. Four DRINKS were disposed OF at the
usual price and several were arrested,
The Barnard cOrnet band recently organ
lied is booming. The new instruments
have arrived and everything moves along
rncoursgingly. The band was named after
Capt Vim. Barnard, and meets in his
builiing on the line OF the Fourth and
Fifth wards, on every Tuesday and SItur-
CAV evenings George Turnbell has been
employed as director and the band is COM
posed Of twelve trSt-class musicians, name.
IN: John Hughes Alfred Dean, oliver
Kinsey, Israel Dean, Albert Cass, Frank
Dean, Jacob Long, Thomas Morton, FL.
mer Kinsey. Sank Crowden, Miller Coss
and Scott Dean. These are sli good fell
lows and the SUNDAY REGisrER hopes that
the organization will live long and pros
per.
Thos. Clegg returned yesterday from a
pleasant visit TO SIeubenyille.
A ST. Clairsyille attorney will likely pur
chase the elegant Office Of the Bellaire win
dow glass works located on Union street
James McKelvey will open livery stable
at the stand formerly occupied by Wan.
Cochran.
Conrad Rumbsch has just purchased the
boss horse from a Bethel man for $40.
Ii is q HambletOnian and weighs about
l 600 pounds. Mr.. r. should feel proud Of
the animal.
The show at zilch's Opera Hall continues
| rtya
Thursday and Friday nights for the
| q. A. X.
l.. A. Fletcher, of Cumberland. Nd, is
expected in the city to-day.
As yet no persons have been metioned
| 10 succeed J. W. Sanders who has resigned.
J. w. Coulson returned last night from a
| successful business trip out the Il. & U.
! East.
The Y. NC. A. has decided not 10 open
| the proposed reading room until Septem-
K Der. by which time all the money necessary
| will be subscribed. Already about $I5 has
/ been subscribed, OF which $50 has been paid
| in. The Association is booming. and oids
| fair TO be one OF the most successful in the
| State. Members are received every night
The members Of the School Board rs
Gently elected will be sworn in to morrow
night
The Q. d. A. has di.bauded until Septem.
Der, when Gypsy Queen will open the sea
| son.
Miss Matte ShiYers Of New Athens, re-
turned heme Yesterday after pleasant visit
| with Miss Allie Shivers, of this city.
| A lady named Fulton, residing in this
| Townsbip. has sold in FIVE modths 3Si
i pounds of butter, all from four COWS.
The fine gold watch to be given to John
| Talbot or Barney Grant at the Festival at
City Hail. on the 18th, is on exhibition at
Crafts Jewelry Store.
Yesterday morning, about one O'Clock, q
fire was discovered at the residence OF An-
drew Roeder, the B. & o. policeman, in the
Fourth Ward, by Murray Davis, and ex-
tinguished without damage. A couple Of
barrels of straw had been left standiag
sgainst the bull ling, and from some cause
bad become ignited. The escape was GER
tainly q very narrow one.
The children Of Will Ed. Hesthsrington,