Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-03
RESULTS OF RUNNING.
snaII matters Of News Picked Up Hare
and There.
ConsKNcksENr concert. tonight.

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CorSCn tonight.
COMMENCEMENT eOncert, tonight.
Two marriage licenses were issued at the
clerks ofce yesterday
AT a late hour last night six cases were
reported at police headquarters.
THE Baptist Sunday School viii hold
picnic at Hornbrook's Park to-day.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to rec
ord at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
THE Elm Grove Company was generally
compIimented. yesterday, on the splendid
order kept on their cars.
GEoRGE ARMBRIGHT, the popular drug
clerk at Mr. Briccs, Eighth ward drug
store is dangerously i'll with typhoid fever.
AIEERr PRIcE, who has languished in
iail for some Gme.On charge of petit lar
ceuy WAS released on $4,000 bond yester-
day
JAMES BRADLEY was before Squire Arkle
Yesterday evening Oh charge II disturbing
the-peaCe. In default of bail he was senrte-
jail for ten days,
Mr.. FRANK STAHN and Miss Jennie
CasSen will be married at the brides resi-
dence on Fourteenth street, this afternoon
BY Rev. Cunningham.
WM. MEYER, of the South Side, received
fine St Bernard dog to-day by Adsrns
Express from Germany. Two of them were
shipped but one died on tha-road.
BnSp TON, the phenomenal negro plan
list. will be at the Opera House to-nigh'.
This is probably the last opportunity Wheel
ing people will ever have to hear him.
The Fulton FIRE brigade last night re-
elected its old officers except that Henry
Roth WAS elected first lieutenant The brit
gade viii picnic at Seibert's on June 18th.
The cases of the State VS.. Anna CASTILLO
and Katie Diamond ON charge of assault
and battery, were tried before Squire Ankle
Yesterday and the defendants fined s. and
costs each.
The Wheeling Park Committee met yes
terday afternoon and finally decided To give
their FIRST Wednesday afternoon concert to-
morrow. These concerts will be held every
alternate Wednesday afternoon.
YESTERDAY at noon the valves in the fac
tory engine at the La Belle mill broke
causing the factory to have to shut down.
The machinistS expect to have the engine
fully repaired and the factory start up again
this morning
YESTERDAY afternoon, the people living
in the vicinity of Twenty-hfth street, be-
tween Market and Chaphne street, were EN-
tertained by having 20 listen to woman
screams, who was receiving ChastiSement
from her better half
! Tina Germania Amusement Society OF
this city, held largely attended picnic at
/ Seiberts garden Yesterday The best of or
der prevailed and in all it was first class
affair Mavers orchestra furnished the
music for the dancers.
LAST Saturday night there was very in
teresting supper and social given at the
/ Wesley church, the contest between. Miss
/ Ella Marsh and Lila Little was won BY Miss
| Marsh, and an elegant present was awarded
TO her as she had collected the largest
J amount of money.
The County Committee on Roads and
| Bridges visited the toll house on the river
road Just north Of the city Yesterday after
noon for the purpose of sscertaining just
what damage was done to the toll house by
reason of the cut made by the P W. & Ky.
Railroad careSSing the ground to slide.
ALL the mills in this city have signed the
scale and are at work, excepting the Ores
cent and Riverside mills The Crescent
will probably start up as soon as the repairs
can be completed. The Riverside owners
would not give the REGISTER reporter any
satisfaction as to when they would start and
would only say they objected to the scale
/ and had not signed il.