Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09

minor Caty News and PersiasRt TALK
and ConmsnG

Minor Caty News and PertineRt Talk
and CommenG
TIE Salvation Army Is still on top.
II this keeps on, We may lock for frost,
very SOON
BUSHES on the street cars was very slim
yesterday.
Tosr PAsros viii b the attraction for
Saturday night
MEssRs. Knoke and BrioelAnd leave for
Cincinnati to-day.
THERE will be no rush at the opening Of
the Fair, at all events.
The Fifth ward market was very well at.
tended yesterday afternoon.
A SENSATIONAL family affair Is likely to
explode In the city early next week.
STATS for the White Slave and Galley
Slave will go on sale to morrow morning.
ARMSTRONG, Coen & Co. are putting down
q pavement in frunt OF their planning mill.
The farmers in this vicinity claim that
their corn crops are badly injured by the
drOuth.
A NEW curbing is being laid on the cast
side of Cbspline street, north Of Twenty
second.
TIE Central gas well is now down about
1000 feet. Everything is working smoothly.
The drill is now in 3 hard sandstone rock.
Rev. FATHER RYAN, the poet priest"
will lecture at the Cathedral on the 10Th
inst. Subject, The Church and Society"
JAMES A. LAzEURE, manager at the Gen.
tral glass works, turned out l0S pots OF
metal and worked them up this week.
Who can beat THAR II anybody knows let
him tell the SUNDAY REGISTER.
The work OF cleaning our streets has bsen
commenced, under the direct supervision
OF the Board Of Public Works, and it is to
be hoped they will keep them in q passaole
condition.
YESTERDAY q gang OF workmen were
busily engaged digging up Chapline street.
The probability is that the work OF laying
the brick on this street will be commenced
to morrow.
YEsrERDAY the Pearl laundry team, Of
this city, ran away in Bridgeport and col
lided with DR.. Cooks buggy, MASKING the
latter. The Doctor has sued Woodmanse
for damages, and the case will be tried to-
morrow.
YESTERDAY morning the machinery, etc
from st. Clairsville was started from that
point. A gentleman who came over the
road IN a buggy, eli, us the pike was lined
with wagons, all bound for our fair
grounds.
The work of sinking the water crib on
the Island is progressing very slowly. The
trst cIiO, which was constructed the first
OF the week and should have been sunk
before this, is only about half immersed,
ewing TO the engines not working right.
Col. JAKE KEMPLR, who has been absent
from the city for the past two years during
the State Fair, will be at home his week
to assist in entertaining the visitors from
the surrounding country. Jake knows
everybody for miles around and can make
himself useful to the popalus in showing
them about"
WILLIE MCGANEON, who was held by
Justice Ankle, on Thursday, on a charge OF
assault with intent to commit an outrage
on Annie Heating, said to the REGIsrSE re
porter yesterday that he was entirely in
n cent Of such a charge. He says the girls
W testimony showed that he did not lay
is bands upon her. John McGannon, his
father, says they have not been on good
terms with the H~eatings, who are their
tenants, and this suit is a Matchmaking
scheme to get even with him for having
ordered Heating to vacate the house.
o. last Wednesday evening a most
pleasant wedding took place at the Cathe
dral, the contracting parties being Mr.
Charles Heyman, who is connected with the
American Express Company, and Miss
Maggie Keiser, an accomplished young
lady OF the South Side, who has been q
leader in a large circle for q long time. The
attendants were Mr.. Seaton Alexander and
Miss Gertie Keiser. Rev. Father Sullivan
officiated. The ceremony took place at 4
o'clock P. NJ, after which the happy couple
drove out to Mt. BellyIew and partook Of
an elegant supper, returning to the city
at an early hour, where a reception on a
grand scale was held at the residence Of
the bride on the South Side. The presents
received were costly and very numerous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hey man start off in their
new life with the best wishes Of a host Of
aIp,iripu Friapla