Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-05

chat and Gossip On vsrieas Topic
AhOut Town.

week.
Mr.. NoIrE, who was badly bitten by Q
dog some time ago, Is improving nicely.
DR.. Campbell il attending him. -.
The Clator- Layberger race will come of
at the Wellsburg course and not at Wheel
ing. Frank Denmarsh is the final stake
holder. g.
ONE Of the much talked Of new cars on
the Citizens lin was out yesterday, No.
and it certainly is vast improvement en-
the old cars.
LAST night Capt Bennett and force raid
ed q gambling house No. 1881 Market
street and captured nine men including
the proprietors.
MALIGNANT scarlet fever is spreading over
the northern end of the city. Quite mum.
Der Of cases have proved fatal in the last
week or.ten days.
Mr.. JOHN BLArrSER was not committed
TO Jail, as published by mistake in ysste r
DAYS issue. His father went on his bon d
for 81, 900, and he was released.
Nh. C. W. EoFF, who has become fine
chemist, proposes to snalyse the Ohio river
water at the Water Works and Just above
Pellaire, and note the difference.
DAVE sHAFFER, while pushing a swing
on Thursday at the Moundsville camp
ground, badly sprained his ankle and has
since been going about on clutches.
THE steamer Regular on the trip up yes
teFday picked up foater, believed to be
the body of G. G. Fitzhush, of whose
drowning an account has already been
given.
THE delegates from this vicinity to the
Amalgamated Association Convention at
Philadelphia, left on the 30 train this
morning, accompanied by Vice President
Thompson.
YESTERDAY afternoon the Chesapeakes of
South Wheeling crossed bats with the Oil.
vettes of the Island for a purse OF $40,
which was an easy victory for the former
by score of % to8.
The body found on Friday at the Union
coal works, is believed to he that OF James
Robinson, of this city. His father will go
to Moundsville 10 day to satisfy himself Of
the identity Of the body.
YESTERDAY afternoon dog belonging to
Jack Newton, OF the Fifth ward, bit little
German girl. officer Nolte was notified
and by the time this reaches the reader
there will be one dog less in the world.
THE case of State vs.. Newman, on charge
of disturbing the peace, was tried before
Squire Peterman last evening and the de-
PENDANT required to give bond in the sum
OF SlOO to keep the peace for one year.
The Riverside base ball club say they
never got the second letter from the ROugh
and Ready at MorgantOwn. They will play
them for 800 or 500 and pay half their
expenses for the championship OF the State.
REAL ESTATE Agent Haller sold the fol.
lowing property this week: A piece OF
ground, IN Benwood, to Alex. Mciarrell
L. - 49,
East Wheeling, to Henry Rose for 500
cash.
THE evening paper stated that Ernest
Wiuder was arrested on charge of assault.
ing man. This was a mistake; ii should
hsve read Albert Widerlett. This cOrrec'
tich is made to exonerate Mr.. Ernest
Winder.
YE,TERDAY morning, a country team
scared at an engine on the p. w. & KY
Railr ad, near FOrty-third street and ran
off. but were captured before any damages
were sustained, except breaking the tongue
of the wagon.
YESTERDAY afternoon Mrs. Tucker, o
New York City, met with very painful
accident in the North End. She under
took to get out Of a wagon, and her clothes
catching on the rubber, threw her to the
ground, her face coming in contact with
the Curbing, cutting her face badly.
ABOUT noon Yesterday Chas Seabright, a
young man who formerly worked for Geo.
Rolf, met with q serious accident on Chap
line hill. He was fooling with a pistol
when it went oil, shooting him in the left
hand, the ball finally lodging i'll the wrist
DIR. Edwards was called in and attended to
The injury.
THE cases Of State VS. May Land, Nellie
D., rt,a - a Int1i ar
were on trial before Squire Ark e. last
evening. The two former were fined s.
aud costs, and the cases against the latter
continued until Monday evening at seven
o'clock. These cases arose from q wordy
war between the above named parties.
THREE little boys were out skilf.ri1ing
near the Citizens railway stables yesterday
afternoon, and discovered a flJater, which
they very GourageUusiy tOwed to the shore,
and Immediately notified Coroner Schultze,
who repaired 10 the shore and notified the
tlaattr AS being Guy Anderson, who was
drowned of the steamer Bachelor Thurs
day morning The corpse will be buried
Ivy the County.
THE Belmont mill company have notified
their hands that hereafter they will have to
work at the same wages as the Bellaire blast
furnace is paying, which is reduction Of
10 cents per day to the men. The manager
stated yesterday that the reason for max
ing this reduction is that I'VE employ SIX
more men than the other furnace and Of
course our men have not as much work to
do The probabilities ere that several Of
the men will quit.
LAST evening about 10 o'clock an alarm
IT fire was turned in from box %, corner
4 Euf and Twenty eighth streets, o,ci
stoned by fire in Pat B-annum's house
No 272o Eotf street. Toe department re
SponGsd promptly, but the tire was eX
linguished before they arrived. The fire
Hss caused by lamp exploiting while the
girl was filling it, which set ire to the car
pet, and also burned the young lady slight
~. Damages nominal.
YESTERDAY a difficulty occurred at the
la Belle Mill, between the heaters and
marsgers and rollers. Last evening re.
porter met one Of the heaters, who told
him the following in regard to it: I'VE
only wanted TO make four heats yesterday,
instead OF a full turn and a kick was
raised Sgainst our stopping, but you bet We
stopped This gentleman was very in
Censed sgsinst the engineer, Jack Cline,
who rms the rolls when making tool
from, claiming he had better attend to his
engine and not black sheep them who are
able to run the rolls.
YESTERDAY evening at $40, the st. Pc,
ter's and st. Josepb's Societies, Of Cation
Ohio accompanied by friends, arrived at
Bridgeport and were met at the depot by
the AlphOnsus Society, headed by the
opera house orchestra. The visitors were
escorted to the Germania Hail, corner of
Fourteenth and Market street, where Pres
ident Be hler welcomed them in avery
neat speech, and was followed by Mayor
Miller who extended the hospitality of the
city to the visitors.
The visitors were then taken in charge
by the members Of the society and escorted
TO their respective quarters. President
James Biechle, of the St. Joseph. Presi.
dent Bast, of the st. Peters, and Father
Arnold, Of St Peters Church, Canton, o,
are the guests of President Bshler The
visitors will visit Wheeling Park this
afternoon. and on Monday afternoon will
visit Seibert's Garden.
We are satisfied that Hatch's Universal
Cough Syrup is one of the most valuable
cough remedies that we sell. II any one
in need of such remedy will call on us
We will refer them to those who have used
it, and will fully corrobofste all We can
say about it. We have sold it some four