Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27
FACT NDF FANCY.
Minor City News and Pertinent Talk
and Comment.

dressing the stone Tor the cpfnlng ON
Thirty-sixth street.
The Hook and Ladder truck has been
fully repaired aud responded to the alarm
Of FIRE last evening.
DAVID KELLER informed REGISTER re-
porter last evening that he had received
pilot license yesterday.
ST. MATHEWS church is being repaired
and the only services to-day will be Sun
day school at $50 P. NJ.
The gas we'll at the Central glass work;
has been sunk las feet. The drilling force
are working night and day.
THE Zoeckler Brothers butcher shop and
house, in Deadwood, Dakota, were swept
away during the recent flood.
TIE Wheeling Park Association will
oren Hornbrook's Park to the public TO-
DAY, from I 4. NJ. until ?. NJ.
BILL McDsSorGH was rsiisasad on $l0(
bail. yesterday, for his appearance at the
September term Of Circuit Court.
TIE newly purchased horses worked
nicely in the Atlantic engine last evening,
while responding to the alarm Of fire.
THATCHER, Primrose & West gave their
superlative minstrel performance to an
night.
THE Arion will give a private excursion
to Cresap's Grove next Sunday, June 81,
steamer Diurnal, for its members and in
vited friends.
We learn that Mr.. Michael Madden,a ris-
ing young mailer Of the Belmont mill, will
500 be married to Miss Mary De Flicker,
of Wellsburg, o.
The old Board of Directors of the Chill
dren's Home will hold over, as not major.
ity of the votes was cast yesterday. Ont OF
400 and over, only 12l were cast.
THE jury in the breach Of promise case
of Miracle VS.. Hasenaur could not agree
yesterday. and were discharged. The jury
stood nine for damages and three against.
THE glass workers picnic comes of at the
Fair Grounds next Saturday. Oscar Wilde
and Riverside base ball mines play their
match game for purse OF 800, on the
grounds.
WM. CorTs, engineer at the Vigilant En-
giLe House, who was badly injured Friday
evening on Main street, by the breaking
down Of the engine, was resting very easily
last evening.
Nh. c. ID. THOMPSON has received tele.
gram from Clifton and lronton that the
mills will continue on after June lst at
the present scale of prices all other reports
to the contrary notwithstanding.
A HORSE attached to a buggy ran away
on South broadway, Island, Yesterday
morning. The buggy lost a wheel, and
was otherwise badly damaged, fortunately
no one was IN the vehicle a. the time.
CARTS were received here yesterday an
nouncing the marriage. at Kansas City,
last Thursday, of Mr.. s. +. Mcdonald and
Miss Lena 4. Newkirk. Dan is an old
Wheeling boy, and his many friends here
will wish him God speed.
Ar the picnic, held at the Fair Ground,
yesterday, a BenwOed man, named White
side, last valuable gold watch, lie re-.
ported his loss to the police. The general
impression was that a pickpocket must
have been the litter" of the watch.
The following conveyance was admitted
to record at the Clerks office yesterday :
A deed made BY Catharine Knowles and
others to Edward and George Knowles, in
consideration OF 800, fifty feet square off
lot No. 40 in Chapline's addition to the
city.
THE committee on Almagamated Asso-
citation Reunion has decided to change the
prizes for the bicycle race, making the lst
prize q solid gold medal, 2rd prize silver
medal, sd prize Amateur badge and have
changed the entrance fee from 500 to
$50.
A CORRESPONDENT signing himself "W.,'
asks certain questions concerning the SOL
diers' monument, who controls the fund.-
what ii cost? etc. The questions have 81
ready been answered in the REGISTER, and
we recommend 10 our correspondent to
look over the files.
DR. RomysoN, is tending Mr.. Walters
fine horse, which animal has the lock jaw
very badly, in fact the doctor thinks the
case Is almost hopeless. The doctor in
formed q REGISTER reporter last evening,
that large number OF cases OF influenza
had been under his treatment and so far,
he has been very Successful.
A FINE pair OF horses were purchased at
Belmont, ohio, yesterday by the chairman
of the Fire Department Committee. The
horses cost the city $40, and will be used
in the Atlantic Engine. Quite a number
of citizens visited the Atlantic Engine
House yesterday to see the horses, and all
Of them considered the amount cheap, at
that figure.
A RUMoE has been in circulation for sew
eral days 10 the effect that the Schmul-
bach Brewing Company had purchased the
Chapline hill and would build an incline
railroad to its summit. Yesterday re.
porter sccosted one OF the firm, who denied
the rumor. stating it was only talk and
nothing Of the kind had been done.
The Nail City Social club and its friend
left here at $50 o'clock yesterday evening
on the Diurnal for Marietta and Par ders-
burg. where they will spend tomorrow.
Returning they will leave in the evening
L.. ;,c,
The Wheeling City Band will accompany
the excursion, and play the late music 1t
has been rehear>ing.
THERE are still a few good seats down
stairs for Iulius Caesar on Wednesday next.
On Monday the gallery seats will be put
on sale. The company will have dress
rehearsal on Tuesday night Messrs. Hen
mig and Larkin returned from Pittsburgh
last evening, having secured full line of
beautiful costumes. We look for some
thing beyond the common from the cast.
HORN \ Sons, the tanners, at the cor
ner of Twenty-fourth and Water streets,
will not reduce their mems wages so a
REUlSTER reporter was informed, by one
OF the firm, yesterday. All the tanneries
Il oughout the United States have reduced
the mems wages, but this firm thinks the
men are receiving small enough wages, aud
they do not propose to lower them just be-
cause they have chance to do it.
PROF. JOIN c. SHEA, who has been for
the past five years Principal OF the West
Wheeling public school. leaves for Wash
ington City in few days The Prof. has
proved himself brilliant scholar and an
able educator. Prof Shea has graduated
from the Law School of the Boston Uni
yersity in the class OF -, is member of
the MiGdlesex Bar OF Massachusetts and
also of the Ohio Bar OF West Virginia.
Prof. Shea has demonstrated his ability as
a lawyer at the bar and in his new field
We wish him success.
RICHARD 5. TREyELIcE, the we,l-known
labor orator. who is known also by the
subriGuet, T e Michigan Blacksmith"
delivered a lecture AZ Martins Ferry, last
night. Commerclsl hall held good and
representative audience. composed of bus
mess and professional men. but il was not
as large as the merits of the lecture de-
handed. Labor and its wrongs" was the
title and it was q subject with which he
was entirely conyers mt. AS a whole, the
lecture was an appeal for organized labor,
and was listened to With interest and profit.
This afternoon he will lecture on the use
of liquor in the various parts OF the world.
InstrncIed for Brown.