Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-20
WHEELING wHIrrLNGs.
Town Events Trimmed Down for Hurried
Readers.

WHEELING wHIrTLNGs.
Town Events Trimmed Down for Hurried
Readers.
The Bellaire Kid is "skeered' and will
not accept FelsiDgs challenge.
The Cameron base ball club are anxious
TO cross bats with the Moundsville club.
The second furnace of the Hobbs glass
works was put into operation yesterday.
FIsHERs foundry has received new
coat Of paint and is greatly improved in APP
pesrsnce.
GARFIELD Assembly No. l72I, K. of L.,
will give grand picnic at the Fair Grounds
on tn Both. .....,
A PARTY of about twenty gypsies passed
through the city yesterday, trading and buy
ing horses
The Junior Jefferson Club will meet at
7:3O sharp this evening, at Market Hail.
full attendance is desired.
The Democrats of the Third ward (Clay
district) are requested to meet at the base
ment of the Capitol, this evening.
FRED BUDrHARDr will appear before
Squire Peterman this evening at o'clock,
charged with disturbing the peace.
IL it is in order, we would mildly suggest
that the water marks on the levee should be
repaired before there is another rise.
Next week will probably be the last
weeks work for some time at the Creek
mill as it will then probably shut down.
A TELEGRAM was received by South
Wheeling residents that Prof. Joe Keller,
Who left recently for Germany had landed
safely at Bremen.
OHIO countys delegation to the New
Martinsville Convention will meet at the
Jefferson club rooms at 80 this evening
or organization.
Two more car loads of Ohio river melons
arrived yesterday over the Ohio River road;
the leather hided Baltimore ones have al
most disappeared.
TIE Fifth ward Democratic club, by order
of P. J. Gavin, is requested to meet at
SGhwartz's hall this evening at 7:3O clock
Business of importance.
The warmeSt day of the season was yes
terday At noon the thermometers in
various drug stores in the city registered
100 to lO2 degrees in the shade.
The funeral of Fritz Ritter took place
Yesterday afternoon from his residence in
South Wheeling. The nailers of the Bel
mont and Riverside mills escorted the re-
mains to the place ofinterment.
MONDAY afternoon Mr.. John Hughes,
while passenger on NO. / on the fast
line of the B. & O., took straw vote Of the
passengers, and discovered that niue-tenths
of them would vote for Cleveland aud Hen
bricks.
A. VALUABLE horse, ridden by man
named Louis Russell, dropped dead on the
3enwood road Just below Boggs Run yester-
lay The owner procured assistance and
ragged the animal to the river, where 1t
was started on lonely voyage.
COMPLAINTS are made of the filth dumped
into the creek at Reymann's brewery in the
shape of old hoops and grain. The stencil
arising from the foam and noxious gas
from this sediment is simply unbearsble
and is bound to breed malarial diseases.
FoRthe lumber of political poles Lou
donville certainly takes the rag of the
BUSH" as it were, there being not less than
five in the space of one hundred yards.
One for Cleveland and Hendricks, one
Blaine and Logan, one Ben Butler, one
St. John and one Independent,
MONDAY evening, Mr.. Stull and Major
Joy came together, which resulted in Stull
,eing knocked down BY the latter. The
,suses which led to the assault are rather
sgue But it is alleged that Stull had
.ome words with Joy s tather,wh he inter
cred and struck.
THERE were twenty speed entries made
vt the Fair Assertion yesterday. Charles
Rose, who is at Utica. n. Y, in the interest
# the association, in letter written few
DAYS ago. said he had fifty or sixty more
entries The probabilities are that there
will be over one hundred horses present at
the next meeting.
BUSINESS is beginning to boom again in
the North End, greatly 10 the satisfaction
of the citizens who are weary of their leth-
argy. Yesterday Bells foundry went on
half time while the heaters at the Top Mill
vent on. The fires were also lit in the fur
naces at the North Wheeling glass works
which probably will start up early in the
week.
SONE time since an item was published
which stated that the young ladies employed
in the third story of the pottery were a
considerable source of annoyance to some
If the near residents of that place. 1t has
since transpired that the Young ladies were
not to blame, as they claim the near resi-
Tents of that place are in the habit Of max
ng their toilet with unnecessary publicity.
MONDAY evening there was a rousing
meeting of the Democratic voters of the
Eighth ward held at Notes hall, on Eof
street, for the purpose of forming Cleye-
and and Hendricks and Wilson club. A
'arge number of names were enlisted on the
-oll of members, and on next Saturday even
ing the election of officers viii be held
Reep the ball rolling,
MONDAY evening about dusk gay party
If young folks started for Wheeling from
Noundsville in hack At the narrows
oos Of the horses slinned and fell On .n-
Drink o. a - srecipicer narrowly escaping
carrying the entire party, rig and al to the
depths below by his furious struggles. As
the pole was broken and it lacked but a
few minutes Of midnight the entire party
were forced to foot it to the city, arriving
home at Sam. Oh, yes, they had good
ZINE, but they won't give the latter part Of
their trip away.