Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-10
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COUNCn. meets tonight
EGes are growing eheap-only l2l cents.
NEw peas and potatoes are very plentiful
BEIL'S foundry viii resume work to-day.
Two marriage license were issued at
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
Ar late hour last night no arrests were
reported at police headquarters.
FoR slightly damaged carpets at two
thirds their cost, go to j. W. Ferrers.
WM. CLAruR is anxious to run Charles
Howell 100 yard foot race for $500 side
KRANEES orchestra will give grand con-
cert at Seibert's Garden tomorrow evening,
The Ful,on public school will hold their
annual picnic at Wheeling Park next Thurs
day.
FISHERMEN and picnic fends are holding
high carnival during this warm spell OF
weather.
The street force is making big improve
ment at the west approach OF the Suspen-
sion bridge.
Next Sunday the steamer Telegram will
take a large excursion party to Steubenvllle.
A CAV time is expected BY those going.
The Committees on City Prison Fire
Department and Markets met last night. No
business ofpublic interest was enacted.
Deputy Sheriff Blanchard took Grant
Geary to the MOundsville pepitentiary yes
terday to serve years for grand larceny.
FAIR LUNA shines forth in brilliant splen-
dor these warm evenings aud Luna-tic
lovers as well as the wise enjoy its roman
tic light
A HORSE and cart belonging to the pottery
backed over the river bank in the Eighth
ward. In the fall the horse fractured his
hind leg.
The Bellaire steel plant started up again
Yesterday morning Everything worked
nicely, and the plant is now considered a
perfect success.
YESTERDAY large bed plate, weighing
seven tons, was shipped from Sweeney x
Sons foundry to the Harden blast furnace
IN Preston county.
The latest fashionable freak is to take
your best girl cut on the or S P. NJ. motor
and enjoy the cool, fragrant air from the
mountain and valleys.
SATURDAY evening John LESLEY, wrest
ling with John Henneman at the corner of
Main and Sixth street fell and broke his
right leg near the ankle.
HEu, the noted Oarsman of Bellaire de-
sireS to make a match with James MantOn
of this city to row three mile boat race
for from $500 to $500 side
Tue Young bear owned BIZ Mr. Beuter was
taken to Mr., Albert Schaiver's residence in
Fulton, Yesterday, to be tatLcned. The ami
NAL will be butchered Christmas.
A SPECIAL meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation will be held this evening for the pur-
pose of awarding the contract for building
the addition TO the colOred school building.
grimm. Of the Opera House orchectrL,
lost his clarinet at Behlers Saturday night
Some Joker picked it up and pawned it at
Charley Mller's saloon for - cents worth
of beer.
Cart. wv Prince desires to. return his
thanks to his many friends who so kindly
brought him before the public as a candi-
ate for Sheriff but most respectfully de-
clines
OFFICER RADFnRD found little 3-year-old
child near the city building Yesterday morn
ing. The officer soon found the parents,
who reside on Tenth street, and the child
was sent home.
DAVE DUNLAP the genial train dispatcher
e ~ n .,,l, he NJ Wasf-
Woods Hall, Friday night, for being the
most graceful WALTER on the floor. It was
a tight race between him and Harry Asmus.
4 Two young men from the Eighth ward
hired a fine horse and buoy Sunday from
Asmus the hveryman, and drove and i'll
used the brute in such a manner that it died
on reaching the stable. The animal was
valued at 500.
A GOOD portion of the south side of Twen-
ty-frst street, between Main and Market
streets. is occupied with piles of sand, brick
and cObble stone Last night no red light
could be discovered on the distractions,
except one at the corner of Main street.
TUE election of officers of Wheeling Union
Chapter No. l, last night, resulted as fol
lows: Vim: Rose, High Priest; S. Waiter
house, King; JOS Hall, Scribe; Geo, Irwin,
Sec; 5. p Hildreth, J. W. Norris S P;
A Wilson, Cap of Host; T. W. Bliss, Tyler.
YESTERDAY the Logan tribe No. |. o.
r. NJ, held a picnic at the new Fair
grounds. The members of the lodge par
AIDED the principal streets headed by the
Opera House orchestra The picnic was a
grand success. very large crowd being
present and the entire day passed over very
. pleasantly, nothing of disorderly nature
transporting on the grounds.
SUNDAY afternoon the Eighth ward hose
company were again called out to extin-
guiSh FIRE on the trestle work of the p. W.
" Nv extension between Forty-hrst and
/ For y-Second streets. These fires are gen.
era'ly cdU I'd bv negligence on the part OF
the parties hauling and dumping the hot
/ cinders from the Belmont blast furnace
7 against tine supports Of this trestle, 1t GER
/ taiGly behooveS the officials Of that road to
/ protect their oHn property.
/ The new ordinance governing the FIRE de-
partment, which was adopted BY Council
at it's last meeting, makes it compulsory
| for all teams to give the right of way on
the streets to the FIRE apparatus while re-
| spending TO an alarm of FIRE and further
afhxes severe penalty against any per
son, whether building house or not, il
they place any distractions of any kind
around FIRE plug. This ordinance will be
strictly enforced and it behooves teamsters
to pull to one side OF the street and give the
FIRE apparatus the right of way.
THE following conveysnces were admit