Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-25
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terdsy and made the boys happy.
ONO CRY Lopez Knights of Pythias will
give grand balfat Turner Hall tonight
MRs. CONWAY and Mrs. Sawless were sr
rested LAST night for being drunk on the
streets
Ma. BuIrKRFlELD is placing handsome
stone wall in front OF his Market street
residence.
GRIND concert will be given tonight
81 Leu SchwalD's saloon BY the Opera
House orchestra.
De. MCCOY is breaking ground for new
residence adjoining his jacob street drug
store in South Wheeling.
Mrs. FEAECEs SEIBERr. of CaldwelPs Ran,
will be before Squire Schulizs this morn
ing On charge of lunscy.
SIXTEENTH street between EoH and Jacob
St eeis, is being repaired. A long felt and
much needed Improvement.
The Cedar Leaf Social gave a grand ball
is,t night &C Arion Hall. A large and
orderly crowd was present
q. o SMITH, the real estate agent, yester-
day sold the property, No. 70 Seventeenth
street, to ConIod Eisennod for 81 600.
The Comet Social gave q grand ball at
last night at Maennerchor Hall. Kramer 9
land was present and furnished music Tor
the dancers
A LITTLE daughter OF John Fetzer OF
North Market street was knocked down
and slightly bruised by runaway steer
yesterday afternoon.
HAM SILyEY, a well known typo at the In
telIigencer office, made his first appearance
on the street yesterday after ten weeks
siege with typhoid fever.
go,-l.v uaofarIau Nopo nj ata1
snd shipped twelve new nail machines Tor
the Belmont mill, and last week twelve
new ones for the Top mill.
The Opera House Orchestra will give q
Grand Concert at LOUIS Schwalb's First
National Saloon on Friday evening. A
pleasant time is expected.
RUNoR reached this Office of a Donuy-
brook Fair of large proportions last night
out the pike. Dillegent inquiry failed to
reveal the whereabouts OF the alleged scrap.
The Regular base ball club will give q
grand ball to night at Knoke and Hanke's
new hall, which has been recently over
hauled and finished in the most elegant
style.
The explosion Of railroad torpedoes on
the b. & o. track, near Twenty-siIth street
about 10 P. NJ. last night, created little ex
element from a tragedy seeking crowd
which quickly assembled.
The Salvation Army will shortly send a
detachment to convert the uDgodly vii.
lsge Of Bsllaire. Ii the army are not pro
vidsd with special train they will tud
the town hard one to. get out OF alter
7P.N.
WEDNESDAY, afternoon Alfred Glass, an
employe of Coen's planning mill, while al
work at the circular saw cut three tinger0
in such q manner that 1t is feared 1t viii
be ne ceSs0ry to smputate them. DR.. Gar.
rison attended him.
WILL P. CowANs, OF Bethany, was in
the city yesterday looking for two bay
ponies which strayed from bis stable Oh
Tuesday. They are believed to have
crossed the bridge into OHIO. A hand1one
reverb is offered for Information of them.
A PARTY of roushs while skylarking on
Sixteenth and Market streets Wednesday
eYsl ing overturned and broke one OF toe
ed lanterns placed there by the city. BIZ
Quick work another was procured and
placed in position before the action was
discovered.
FRANK ROBERTS while returning home
Wednesday evening was followed into his
mothers yard by some coIardly brute who
knocked him down and beat him badly
with a club. Ne. r. was badly dszsd bv
at the sudden attack and unable TO recog-
nize his assailant.
Two boyines raised considerable excite
ment on Sixteenth street yesterday at
noon by running everyone of the street.
They made an attempt TO enter Goetze's
drug store, but were repealed by the pro
prietor who was unwilling to physic the
TOUR footed customers.
SQUIRE Min wishes TO state that in his
interview yesterday with "A reporter,
be was credited with a misstatement in re-
gard to striving to arrange a meeting OF the
committee, and that be in no way intend
ed any personal reflection on the Mayor or
inGivicu il members of the committee.
The detailed account Of the aoatsr sent
by Coroner SchulIze to Nevins, of the Pitts
burg Leader, taxed the newspaper man
1915 for 8 minute description. TIE Cor
uner says NeVins' dispatch to him was not
prepaid and that be thought 1t vas hard
on a man to be obliged to pay cash in order
TO do another favor.
CHIEF DUNNING's explanation of the con-
Fiction Of alarms sent in from the fire
tuesday evening was that when the IRE
Sss first discovered two men gave the
alarm, one running to the Hope Hose
Company, No. 2S, and turning in an alarm,
and the other down Eof street 10 box 81,
and also turning in an alarm.
A SNOW white negro is something ola
curiosity, yet a coal black coon was sud
denly transfgured yesterday morning on
the Posioltice pavement. He was passing
slong with two buckets of white wash
evenly balanced on a long brush when his
foot caught on projection throwing him
Town and soaking him to the hide with
the contents of the rear bucket.
Dr.. BAIRD, of the Board of Public Works,
emphatically denounces the manner in
which street hose is used by persons living
along the avenue. Instead Of being salts
lied with LAYING the dust many Of them
have used the hose in such way as to wash
the dirt from between the bricks. This
will, of course, cause the bricks TO crumble
snd break whenever the first heavy load
passes over them.
THs concert was decided success at the
Fountain saloon last night. During the
music by the Opera House Orchestra there
was a laughable joke on two members.
Some one presented two packages wrapped
with yellow paper TO Messrs. Gaus anG
Grimm, who accepted them with many
thanks. Mr.. Brsndfras- uncovering them
found they were the worn out artificial
bouquets that were used at Blumenbergs
saloon. 1t raised ripple of laughter AMI
loud applause among all Of the crowd.
Tue funeral OF Col. Robert NJ. Delaplsin
took place yesterday morning. Rev. K r
SwOpe, of 81. Matthew's Church, conducted
the services. Nearly all of the prominent
business men of the city were in attend
sGce. The pail bearers are all connected
with the firm of which deceased was
member. They are: C. II Watkins, Ed
ward Baldwin, J. C.. Gift. Conrad Shipp
Samuel Adams, David Be- ilio1, George
Scbenck aud Raymond Seabright. TIE
floral tributes were numerOus and hand
some.