Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-07
xern Ann conMExr.
CHAT and Gossip on various Topics
AhNut Town.

A very nice girl from Bellaire @
Was excessively good on the swear,
But when she was wed
She was mum rs the dead,
And her husband now sWears for the pair. y
A cruel old wretch in Chicago,
Refusing TO let his wlfes Jaw go,
She got divorce,
As matter OF course,
And showed him how far could the Law go.
Prom Mayor Milier's Western Notes.
YESTERDAY was cool day for August
TIE Mingo mill will start up Monday
nexL
TEE cool weather may keep the cholera
from Us.
WARS the matter with a special meet
ing of Council?
The Standing Army found things rather
quiet yesterday.
The heaters at the lower Riverside mill
start to work to-day.
SQUIRE Murrin will take charge as Man
eyer at ID e Brilliant works this fall.
The work Of paving Market street north
Of Tenth was commenced yesterday.
WoRKNEN are busily engaged dressing
curbing for the south side of Tnir ty sixth
street.
The Andes excursionists got back, yester-
day, ana report having had jolly good
time.
OFFICER FUGArE last night arrested pair
of men engaged in lighting on Sixteenth
street.
ONE who knows says the charge that En-
gineer Cline, Of the La Belle mill, black
sheeped, is false.
Mr.. jim beavers, Q former B. & o. ope-
rstor here, is now working the wires at
Mountain Lake Park.
Mr.. STEIN made some grave charges be-
fore the Board OF Commissioners yester-
day. He should be sure, or careful.
YESTERDAY Fatty Weisgerber moved his
boat b. use 10 Bellaire, and he will take He'll,
the kid, in hand for the coming race.
EDDIE CLAroR will leave for Wellsburg
to-day and train over the course ut that
point. Ed is now in No. condition.
THEBar mill and forge department OF the
Riverside mill were working yesterday.
The latter is Workidg single turn, six heats.
YESTERDAY morning Martin Carl, North
End salOonisg, was attacked By paralytic
stroke which paralyzed his entire left side
YESTERDAY John Fulks was committed TO
jail by Squire Ankle. He was arrested on
q charge Of disorderly conduct aud will De
tried to-day.
The Clippers and colored boot blacks
day. The former club was victorious by
score Of Is TO 8.
w. S. HUrCHrSs, real estate agent, sold
Mr. James l.. Hawley's farm, near Triadel.
phia, on SATURDAY., to Nicholas He'll, OF this
city, for $, 375 cash.
YESTERDAY the Bootblacks defeated the
Sun flowers by score OF "a to 81 The
Stump PickerS got away with the Scrap
BeggsrS, after 10 innings, by q to 1.
Tue colorsd people will have primary
election on Wednesday evening, dt the
Market Hall. to select delegates to their
State Convention at Heyser, on August %.
OFFICER BIRD last night intercepted 4
crowd of young men about to start on
Serenading expedition and warned them
against disturbing peaceful SAUNDERS.
Verify the standing army has no music IN
its soul.
J. Il GARRISON, an employe OF Logan,
List Il Co.'S drug house, mad his right foot
badly mashed while moving a heavy box
yesterday. Dr. Geo Garrison was called in
and dressed the Injured member. 1t will
be some time before the young man will
be able to walk on his foot.
A LADY. whose name could not be sscer'
tanned, had her ankle sprained last n'gar
on the Peninsula. A crowd of roughs,
coming IN on the Elm Grove road, engaged
in row, and one Of them Tired several
shots from a revolver. The ladies became
frightened and one of them jumped on
the car, sprainipg her ankle, as stated.
YESTERDAY afternoon as Bolts band wag
on, loaded with persons to attend the pic
mic at Seber.'S, was passing up Sixteenth
street. the horses scared at passing engine
and run the wagon upon the pavement
The occupants jumped out and q majOrity
Of them could not be induced TO again en-.
ter the wagon. Fortunately no one was
injured in the least.
LAST week lady, who tips the beam at
30 pounds, had u very narrow escape from
drowning While standing over vault
the floor gave way, but fortunately she
had the presence of mind to seize hold of |
the door sill, which undoubtedly saved her |
lie. Her cries quickly brought numoer |
Of men to her rescue, and it required the |
united efforts Of five OF them To extricate |
her from the periloas position.
A sKIFr race has been arranged 10 take
place between MesSrs. Wink Right aud
Harry Jones, for 800 a side. The time
and place of rowing have not yet been lie
Cided upon, but il is likely that the race
will be made at Wheeling in about four
weeks. A forfeit Of 80 has been put up in |
the hsnds Of Mr.. Will Wmmer, and meet
ing will be held tonight for the purpose
of making ali necessary arrangements.
YESTERDAY morning the ice house of Ma |
jor A!upzo Loring, of Elm Grove, was
burned To the ground. The house was |
nearly full of ice and the loss upon the |
house and contents will reach 800 There |
IS no insurance upon the loss. Ii is thought |
that the fire originated in the sawduSt with |
which the building is filled, and into |
which some one had thrown cigar. aud |
The flames communicating with the frame
work, destroyed ii.
The White Elephant camp at the head
If Whit ker's Landing which is composed
fCayt John Gibson, Lieut. Noah Zane,
hrsd coax, Joe Robinson; second cook,
Tommy COcksyre; h I'd COX, b. j. Merit
ban, intends 10 give, next Wednesday at
cir camp grounds, great musical enter
inmt mt, by giving the celebrated opera,
LA SOuambula.' Capt. John GIBSON cor
tally extends his invitations to his friends
&, d their ladies. Fish dInDer, fish supper
a. FIJI breakfast
W. Fl. TErPLEr, OF the lreka Detective
Agency, Charleston, w. Va arrived in this
city on Saturday, accompanied by Miss
Ella Harmon, oil Mah"n'ng county, y
They registered at the Central Hotel and
Yesterday Alderman Burke tied the knot
and made them one. The detective aud
his new partner leave for Cleveland this
n Ornlng. Triplet Is well known in West
Virginia as a catcher of timber thieves and
terror To law-breakers generally.-Pdts
L,nqh Commercial G0-stic.
In the death Of DR. + W Biugell, which
occurred last night, Wheeling loses an old
citizen and her oldest German physician DIR.
Biugell WAS born In Hesse in 1918, anS re
Ceiyed his education at the University ~
Marburg. He married on June 3, 1911,
and came to this country ia 1911. He took
up his r. sidencs in Wheeling on July 4,
1876, and has been here ever since He was
the father of twelve children, nine OF
whom are nov living. After a two weeks