Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-30
FACT ANDFANCY.
minor City News and Pertinent Talk
and Comment


LAST OF April.
MTSNR HAUE tonight.
CouScIL meets tonight, the special order
of business being The liquor licenses.
MR. GREER Is having fine addition
built TO his residence out at LeatnerWooo.
JOHN ELsERf, the spike mailer at the Top
mill, is off duty on acesunt OF shSnt
illness.
Decoration day will be big affair al
Seibert's garden. I. L. Cockayne VIII h"r'
nish music with full orchestra.
A HOUSE of i'll fame kept BY Lou Ripple,
was raided by the police Saturday night.
Four men, two girls an d the madame were
arrested.
RICHARD KESNEY is in charge Of Mar
sbaITs coal works, John Marshall being en-
gaged in the bank. Dick UNDERSTANDS the
business
The case OF State VS.. A. Kleinhans, charge
of assault and battery, preferred by Geo.
Colts, will be tried before Squire Peterman
this evening.
THE Psnsy Blossom Social will hold a
reception and concert next Sunday at Syc-
amois Grove T. 7. Cockayne will furnish
the music. Stole & Stump will take the
party out.
THE picnic to be given out at Seibert's
garden on Decoration Day will be grand
affair, and they intend dancing day and
night. T. T. Cockayne with full orchestra
will be on the music stand.
Is the contest for the gold-headed cane
at the Grand Army Of the Republic, at
Bridgeport Saturday night, officer Liston,
of the Island, was declared the visitor and
the cane handed to him in due honor
AUGUST HRYgR. the well known bass
violinist of the Opera House Orchestra
died last night, at 8 o'clock, OF throat
disease. He had been married only eigh.
teen days and his honeymoon had sad
ending.
The election for officers OF the Crescent
Building Association, on Saturday, result
ed as follows: Thos. 0'Brien, Jas. Nc
Adams, P. l.. Kimberly. Chas. ]. Rawling,
ChSs, l.. Davis, Noah W. Beck, John IL.
Ewing. J. Elwood Hughes, William II.
Halter.
LAST night a lady swore out warrant
for Ann WrightS house OF liz fame, on
Twenty.tirst street. SuSpecting her hus.
band was in the house, Capt. Bennett, as
sisted by Officers Rlrum and Williams
raided the house aud arrested five men
three girls and the madame. One OF the
men broke away from Officer Barum and
made good his escape.
LAST evening an alarm OF ire was turned
in from box 81, corner of EOtf and Thir-
teenth street. oCcasioned by large volume
of smoke issuing out Of No. 81, Thirteenth
street. The department responded very
promptly, the Hope making exceptionally
good time and having their connection
made and ready for service before the
others were ready for duty. Upon an ex-
animation of the premises no lire could be
found, and the suppOstion is the smoke
blew down the chimney.
The early part of last week in Wellsburg
was remarkable for the number OF acci-
dents which occurred On Monday James
Lawson was quite badly hurt by pile OF
lumber falling upon him, and on the same
day n young man named Douglass, EN-
plOyed at the Panhandle glass works, had a
fearful cash cut in his head, which w2s &C.
Cassioucd by falling through the platform
used by the glass blowers. On Tuesday a
girl named Gasmire. employed ut the Riv.
erside glass works fell through Az elevator
and was pretty badly hurt. Altogether
this was a week OF mean weather and acct
dents