Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-02
RESULTS or RUNNING.
Small Matters OF News Picked Up Here
and There.

and There.
JuSE~e q . 0v4a & 9aD'gIT IS
board Of Commissioners, this morning.
'SorIRE PHrLIiPs' Oldest child is very,
III.
A GRAND picnic win be held at seiberts
Garden to-day.
All the mills viii be running this morn
ing except the Riverside and Crescent.
THE docket for police court this morning
shows Gftesu cases, principally DRINKS,
BEx McLArGHIiN's jubilee singers held
forth o, the capital square Saturday night.
THy Young Mems Democratic Club will
meet at the Jefferson Club rooms this even
ing
KATIE DRUNNoSD will be tried before
Squire Ankle this evening on charge OF as
sault and battery.
EXTENSIVE changes will have to be made
to the Belmont nail factory before the new
iron roof can be put on.
The workmen at the LaBelle mill are
busily engaged in changing 10 cold iron
nail machines to Sd hot iron.
The Riverside steel works at Benwood
will not be started to work this morning, the
carving cranes not being ready.
The case of the State VS.. Annie Costello
on charge of assault and battery will be
tried before Squire Arkle this evening.
The manager, Mr. Reister, of the Bel
mont mill will have force Of men at work
this morning, repairing the squeezers.
The Elm Grove railway company did a
big business yesterday, and everybody was
delighted with the accommodations on the
road.
The Germania Singing Society will give
grand picnic at the new fair grounds to-
day which promises to he pleasant affair
as the committee in charge haye> made
arrangements for all kinds Of amusements.
A RowDY from Martins Ferry starte to
raise disturbance st SeibertS Garden YES
terdav. In Just exactly fortv-ive seco IDS
after he made his bad break he got the
grand bounce by Officer Curly Lauchin, in
tine style.
YESTERDAY afternoon a match for hun
dred yards race was made between Charles
Lewis and AlphonsuS Rust for $500 side,
to take place at the new Fair grounds Sat
urday week A forfeit Of $50 side was
placed in the hands of Barney Moran.
The funeral of Lenhardt Miller, of East
Wheeling (who died of heart disease Satur-
day morning), was largely attended yester-
day afternoon. The masters of Reymans
brewery turned out as a body and attended
the funeral. They also placed handsome
and costly floral cross at the head Of his
casket A holy father, representing St. Al
phonsuS church, performed the last sad Of
hces for the dead The family of the de-
ceased are under many obligations to Mr..
Charles Smith, Mr.. Mas and other en-
ployes of Reyman's brewry, for numerous
kiLdneSses and eOurteSieS.
Coz. Hull, of Bridgeport, was completely
knocked out at Seibert's Garden last
evening. While the Colonel was leisurely
engaged in entertaining some of his friends
Captain Andy Mckinley invaded the sane
tuary and on beholding Col. Hill and party
turned around in a solemn voice PROFOUND
ed the following order to Mr.. Henry Sci
bert: Henry, give US nine cups of coffee.
Col Hill looked up, smiled, laughed,
screamed, yelled. The gang Caught on
and thev roared for fully fifteen minutes.
Then when the boys had completed their
great laugh Andy did the graceful act and
set up an elegant supper to the boys. COT
fee will be gO-n9Nt June.