Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-29
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VIII Eddie Clator accept Ritz's def?
ONLY one plain drank was reported at
Tolice headquarters last night,
Tx Wheeling Turner's Society will
parade with the q. A. R.to-mOrrow.
A INV frame dwelling IL in course of
erection on Twenty-sixth stree, jus, west OF
Ctsphne street,
En-. I.ARSIxS new brick houses at the
corner Of Twen,y-third and ChaPine streets
are nearly completed.
The LAYING Of tie 20 inch discharge pipe
for the new engine at the water works Is
being pushed along rapidly,
D!EEcroE PAU, of the Cannon Ball Lime,
is VERY enthusiastic. He is quite confident
of Union depot on Tenth street,
Two pick mines PLAYED very exciting
game Of base ball on the tunnel green yes
terday. The score stood II to %.
THr funeral of Mrs. Travis took place
Yesterday afternoon and the procession was
one Of the longest that ever left the city.
YESTERDAY Mrs. Justine Smith, through
her attorney entered suit in the Circuit
Court fora divorce from her husband, Har-
~ Smith.
COT. Tow DUR had his house painted
and renoyate thoroughly on the Island. 1t
Is Is years old and is highly priced by him
self and his mother.
Ma. LoUIs c. STIFEL presented the Wheel
ing Park Association with two love birds
and eight gold fncheS. The birds are 10
be placed in the Park.
Louis GRAB, Joseph Wolf and Jacob
Korn, three former citizens OF Germany and
subjects of Kaiser Wilhelm, Yesterday IT
ceiyed their FIRST papers.
Ten loads of kegs of beer were shipped
to Canal Dover, o., yesterday afternoon,
the largest shipment Schmulbach Il Co.
have had for many years.
Mr.. JONI Mann an cnErayer at
Hobbs BrOchuner i Co glaS, works had
his left hand badly cut by piece of glass
Yesterday afternoon. DR.. Pipes dressed
the wound.
The members of the Young Mems Dem
ocratiC club are requested to meet at the
Jefferson club room this evening to take &c
ton on the invitation extended the club by
the q. A. Rs.
LAST evening Vim. Miller. the saloOnist
celebrated his tOrty-ifth birthday by giving
a grand supper to his friends 1t his saloon
on Market street The supper was gotten
up by Mr.. John Happy and Was pronounced
one Of the finest of the season.
The REGISTER still claims that Joe
Haberfeld has quit rowing, the BeIlairc
papers to the contrary, notwithstanding
Joe has not touched an oar since lSS2
William Habertield. seventeen year-Od
bow, exercises sometimes on the river.
PETER MCCANN had to be recommitted to
Jail again Yesterday on charge of lunacy
He was released from jail last week on
bond. and becoming SO violent yesterday
that it took the united efforts of four men
to tie him down and convey him to the Jail
YESTERDAY morning, about o'clock, bur-
glars Effected an cnteraRce at Sample Bro 5
wholesale liquor store, at No. 1885 Market
street, by cutting out window pane in the
rear part of the building. Just how much
was taken away by the thieves in the way OF
liquors could not be ascertained.
The damage suit of Brown VS. city Of
Wheeling got started Yesterday with Hub
lard and Russell for the plaintiff and Frs
kline and Melvin for the city. The jury,
drawn from the country district, is as fol-
lows: Brice Craig, James Gully. II. VI Spear,
j. VI. Gonter. Charles Muth, y. NickcrSon.
L. II. Bremen. George Morgan, John p.
Shorts, T. j. Gordon. d. \. Wadilc and
Mat AltnyCr
The wool BUYERS are not yc: OF the road,
and clipper, are Till anxious to know at what
figure the staple is going 10 start off at.
BUYERS about mere still insist that wool
growers must wash their wool and have il
I in good condition il they want the hest
figures for their product. They tell us that
many clippers Frequently lose considerable
money by not having their wool properly
cleaucd.-WavneSburg Messenger.
YESTERDAY afternoon while in the Sixth
/ ward Squire Ankle was badly bitten on the
right leg. below the knee by vicious yard
. dog belonging to Jacob kuter. The
Squire hal occasion to go through the
/ mans ward to reach the residence of the
party he was looking for when the dog
} attacked him. and had not the Squire have
made his escape over the fence he would
have been badly used up by the brute.
. PRoY WooLERY. of Bethany College, de-
! Gyered powerful and pleasing address at
. the Disciples church, last evening. Rev.
e. A. Harvey will preach tonight. The
; Board of Christian Missions will be in SEES
( sion to-day and there are present the follow.
ing: RevS. f. j. Hart, Wheeling; \. Lank,
/ letter, MoundSville; Prof Woolerv, Beth,
any, c. W. Harvey Wellsburg; j. NJ. Mon,
roe Bellaire; A. Garrison, Peddlers Run.
: THE Rough aud Tough base ball mines,
composed OF Mcclure House dudes travelling
Z men, clerks, reporters, etc, had a lea her
pounding duel on the State Fair Grounds
Yesterday afternoon, and the Toughs were
I dpwrcd 70 the tune Of ~ to - Up to the
! seventh hiring the game was close and eN,
citing VIXEN No HaiueS hit the ball ter.
/ rife lick, Knocking the cover clean off Al
the end ct Tie game the bows fell in line
AMI had = regular military drill marching
/ in excellent time and step to the ferry land
( in. where they embarked in skitfs for this
side Of The river, after having a red hot
good time. These terrible leather punish
erS will again meet in mortal combat next
Saturday afternoon.
Injured Twice.
Mr. Thomas Griffith, track hand a
J Coon Island on the Baltimore and Ohio