Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-16

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the REGISTER ONCE this evening.
FIVE arrests were reported at police head
quarters up TO Y o'clock last night,
THERE viii be temperance meeting at
Parkers Hall tomorrow at 3 clock
Two deeds Of trust anda marriage license
were recorded BY Clerk Hook yesterday.
THE engineers of the Mt. v, C. 4 W.
road crossed the Marietta road yesterday.
MAYERs' Brass Band will give their first
grand picnic at Seibert Garden on Friday
evening
GEoPGE BEr-rrR was fined 81 and costs
by Squire Arkle last night for using abus
i've language.
LAST night Chas. Beanie traded his bay
PAGER to Dump Sherman, Of Bellaire, o. for
his black pony.
A LARGE force Of men are at work on the
foundation for the new heating furnace at
the La Belle mill
THE water marks on the landing would
be a disgrace 70 Benwood ard should be re-
newed Immediately.
A DISPATCH from Buffalo, received yester-
dav. denies the Mcneil killing and shoWsit
to have been hoax.
A PLEASANT reception was given By the
Island crowd last night at the residence OF
Miss Laura Lukens on the Island.
The Third Presbyterian Church, on
South Jacob street. is not completed as
stated. but the masonry Is nearly completed.
The betting on the He'll and Felsing race
last night was for the most part even, with
the odds slightly in favor Of the butcher
BOY.
A SMALL. boy found gold fob and charm
on Market street Thursday evening and
left it at DonshOe's jewelry store for idenu
6cstion.
The Cameron base bal club played
match game with the Moundsyille club
Wednesday, and were defeated by a score
Of IA to Is runs.
The First Ward Democrats have secured
hall in Hoffman's building on Market
stleet between It'll and Sth streets and are
busy Ehitewsshing and repairing it.
YESTERDAY afternoon, the entire side
Of car, No. Was sphntered BY collision
With Mel i Ellingham's heavy wagon. The
cause of the accident was the carelessneSs
of the driver ofthe wagon.
A LAWN party was given at the residence
Of Miss Della Clark, on Wood street, last
night A select company of young folks
we're present and spent a delightful even
ing.
ANOTHER runaway occurred on Jacob
street, Yesterday morning A horse at
,ached to huckster wagon at Thirty-ninth
street got away, but was caught before any
damage was done.
YESTERDAY afternoon another bad cave
in occurred in the Top mill coal bank, IN
about the same locality as the recent break.
The present cave in will cause the postpone
ment of the mill starting from Monday till
the week following.
UNDER the call Of the county Executive
Committee the Democrats OF the several
districts of this county will meet this after
noon and select their candidates for the va
riOus county Offices.
A GENTLEMAN named Rose haihng from
Washington county, sprsng Oft the local
passenger train on the Hempheld road, at
the Capitol, yesterday morning and badly
sprained his left ankle.
RESIDENTS in the neighborhood of the
Pottery complain Of certain disagreeable
attention thew receive from the girls who
work in the third story of the building, and
want the nuisance ahated.
YESTERDAY afternoon a man from New
Martinsyille was enticed into a gambling
ien, where he lost his pile, Sll. He squeal-
ID and the cash was quietly handed back
10 him by the proprietor of the rooms.
ArEAx of horses attached to country
mans wagon fell at the corner Of Twenty
third and Eof streets, yesterday afternoon,
and became so entangled in the harness
that they were only released after much
trouble.
/ The Jefferson Juniors paraded the streets
last night headed by detachment of the
Jefferson drum corps. The boys performed
numerous eyolutions with the precision Of
veterans and promise TO be the finest march
ing organization in the city.
: LAST night colored fellow named Shep-
/ pard had rumpus with his wife at his
! home in Alley a. During his fit Of passion
I ne burnt up her entire outfit Of clothing,
Jealousy is the alleged cause Of the out
! Freak Considerable complaint has been
made Of late by residents in that vicinity Of
} numerous disturbances in this alley.
'SCr1RE FISHERMAN yesterday required
Annie Johnson to give bond of $50 to
seep the peace for six months on charge
Of assault and battery. Michael 0'Shsugh-
messy on . similar charge was fined $40
and costs and sent to Jail in default Sam
Robinson will be tried Monday before the
Squire on a charge Of abusive language.
Ar meeting of Seventh Ward Demo
Gratis, last evening, the following nomins,
tons were made, to be voted for tonight
School Commissioner, J. E. Hughes;
County Commissioer, A. G. Hsdich and
John F. Weliy; Justice Of Peace John R.
Miller and James Wheeler; Constable,
Stephen Crawford.
IT is species of torture, but it is ex.
tremely funny. 1t is called the drum ma
ior" and is an humble imitation of B. |. L.
Turner. 1t is made by sticking wooden
toothpick up behind the wings Of dy and
standing it up in cork A baton is then
given to the BY and he handles it in a style
Turner never approached.
Is reply to the boast Of Wheat, in yester'
DAYS edition of the Inteligencer, the Mon
umeutal drum corps challenges any organ
ization of the kind in the State. tor purse
of from 81 to 800, for q match either in
martial music or on taps. The dude
hackers of the sable drummers have now
the opportunity to put up or shutup. The
above corps also state that they are willing
to use three or FIVE drums, as the opposite
corps desires.
/ YESTERDAY morning as the 2 q. m. motor
was returning from Seibert's Garden an in,
ebriate rolled of the car into the road near
Fulton. tie was picked up and taken up
in q sorry plight badly scratched about the
face and his clothes reduced to fragments.
He claimed to have his leg broken and was
laid out on one Of the seats. On arriving
in the city he was carried into the Elm Grove
Office, where after brief examination il
was found that outside Of few bruises be
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