Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-01
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Cs.. ana Gossip on various Topics
Aboat Town.

cn.t ana Gossip on Various rspies
About Town.
TIE La Belle heaters start 20 work MS
morning.
TEE Beuwood blast furnace cooked down
Yesterday, for : period Of thirty days
orrTx a number Of our citizens leave for
Cleveland to-day to attend the races to-day.
sryxRISrxSpKSr DILLoS and several other
Gentlemen will visit the gas we'll at Wells
burg to-day.
MoxpIY nisht James Nichols had q yalu-
sble horsa suddenly die at his stable IN the
Eighth ward.
JOIN AND HENRY HAsoDoRS returned
nom sunfsh yesterday md report having
had = n time.
TIE Healy base ball nine and Lilly's, OF
Bellaire, will play at the latters groundS
Friday afternoon.
YESTERDAY afternoon q wagon owned oy
the Diamond -four mill, At bridgeport
broke down on Tenth street.
The installation Of officers Of the lnde-
pendent order Of Rechabites, will come on
at Peterson's hall, Monday night.
THE track laying force Of the Citizens
Railway Company have completed the
track as far south as Forty. first street.
"TEErY" GREER killed a large comprehend
snake while at work unloading q barge OF
slaves at Wilson & Dunleyy's landing yes
terdsy.
S~EyENTY-rvE men will arrive here to-
day and commence work on the new river
railroad, under the management oil MI.
Night Dgalo.
~ North Wheeling players, wants 20
| play the Riverside nine ~
JACOB DETEEILEK, Charles Schrader and
several other gentlemen left yesterday
morning on the Frank Stein for a few
weeks fishing near Sistersyille.
The C~lgarmakers and Printers base ball
mines will play a match game at the new
Fair Grounds Saturday afternoon. This
game will decide the iasna ~
The Howley Town Growers are really
and willing 10 play the United Cheats any
day they will name, but want it under
stood that the game is TO be fair and an
impartial umpire selected.
QUITE an interesting Ease will be on trial
before Squire Caldwell tomorrow after
noon. It is the case of the State vs.. Henry
Fisher, charged with aSsaulting Maggie b.
Keller, in this county. From what could
be asceStained yesterday, the case will de-
velope some interesting testimony.
"GLAsswoRKER," Of Steubenville, writes
10 the REGISTER; The published state
ment in relation to the GlaSsblowers' Union
is incorrect. Beatty'S factory Is working a
few men, but the bottle workers were not
put out Of the union, for they are stock
holders and not member OF the union.
The following officers lave been elected
by the Junior order of |. .. .. R: p T..
K. ". Stanley; Shepard, T.. Peters; ID. K ,
+. ShrOdes; K. 5, Lutian Bell; +. 5, q.
Kraft: Leayite. W. Green; Treasurer, W.
MCCleary; c. g.. W. Anderson; o. c., +
Roberts; C.. :. f., T.. NJ. Woodruff. A
public installation of officers will be held
in P~etersOn's Hall on Monday night AT 5
T.. N. The public is invited.
YESTERDAY morning Councilman Pickett
was minus his delivery wagon, 10 having
in some way been removed from the rear
Oi his store ON Market street during the
preceding night. \ hunt was immediately
commenced and finally, about 3 P. VI, the
wagon was found near the upper Riverside
nil. and the side-bOards and seat at the
Riverside nail factory. The superstition Is
that the wagon was only appropriated by
parties TO haul a drunken COmraie home
in, as the wagon bed was in a very bail
condition.
We were grieyed to see in an exchange
from Warren, Ohio, the notice of the death
of Charles B.. Smith, of Vicksburg, Miss.
He was during the last session q student OF
Bethany College and an inmate OF the
family of President PendletOn, and com
manded the love and admiration of al!
who knew him we'll by his cultivated, in
te.leCtual taste, as well as by u refinement
and gentleneSS OF manner that made him
in the truPst sense, a gentleman. We
know that this announcement will be read
with deep regret by all who knew him.
OFFICER CONES arrested John Blsttner
early yesterday morning, on a warrant is.
sued before Squire Caldwell. at the in-
stance of Watchman Reisrer. He was
taken before the Squire, who required him
TO give a $500 bond for his appearance mex
Friday for a preliminary hearing. From
what could be learned last evening Blltt-
ner will have no trouble to prove an slioi,
IS he was accompanied a portion OF the
way 10 his home by Officer Combs At mid
night Saturday night, and the cOwariiy at.
tack Was cOumityed bout o'clock sunday