Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-21
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Small Matters Of News Picked Up Here
and There. sH
OPEN AIR concert tonight -
Only % in the shade Yesterday \
MAYER band viii hold a picnic at the
New Fair GrI undS to-day.
Ar late hour last night only two arrest
we're reported at police headquarters
1HE Top mill nail factory was off yester-
Cav afternoon on account of intense heat.
RICHARD KNOWLES, the painter who was
injured several days ago, is slowly improv-
ing,
A STRAWBERRY festival will be given at
Westwood'S Hall tonight for the benefit of
the Third Presbyterian Church.
The citizens, of Fulton, will give picnic
at Seibcrt's Garden, on Wednesday, June
9Th. for the benefit Of the Fulton Firemen
AroUr ) o'clock last evening, the work
men at the water works well recovered the
hat of the victim. No signs of the man
vet
The commencement exercises, of the
Seguin Collegiate Institute, will commence
at T:45, not sis, as stated in yesterday is
sue.
The Municipal Court met yesterday
morning and adjourned uutil $50 this
morning without transacting any business
ofpubhc interest.
JOIN DETwEILLER was arrested in the
Eighth ward yesterday and placed in the
lookup. He will be taken before Squire
to-day to be examined as lunatic.
YESTERDAY several sizes of nails were cut
at the Riverside nail factory, from steel
manufactured at their steel plant. The
metal worked as nicely as iron
A. ]. SWEENEY was qualified as executor
of the estate of r. H. Sweeney deceased
at Clerk HOOKS office yesterday. Bond
$4,000, with Jno. NJ. Sweeney as security
The reassessment case was submitted to
the Court of Appeals at $50 last evening.
MeSSrs SOmeryille and Melville closed for
the respondent and Mr. Russell for the pc
titiOner.
YESTERDAY afternoon the funeral Of Mrs
Koran took place from her fathers resi-
dence on Twenty-fourth street, and was
largely attended. lnterment at the Calvary
cemetery.
A LARGE crowd of Martins Ferry people
held select dance at Wheeling Park yes
terdav afternoon. They were delighted
with the grounds and spent a very pleasant
afternoon.
TOMORROW will bring solemn occasion
at St Alphonsus Church. In the forenoon
and afternoon the children of the church
will receive their first communion, after be-
ing confirmed by Bishop Kahn.
LAST Wednesday six-monthS-Od daugh
ter of George Fulmer, of Fulton, fell off a
porch at their summer residence, on Big
Wheeling Creek, and was hurt internally
Everything was done for the child, but 1t
/ died Yesterday morning from the injuries.
LAST evening about O'Clock a small
/ fire occurred at Lutz Bros laundry on Main
street. caused By defective hue. Word
was immediately sent to the Hope hose
/ company but the fire was eXtinguisAed
without their assistance.
YESTERDAY James Butler, a we'll known
glass blower at Hobbs, Brockunier X Co. 5
glass works, became Oyerheated and fell
unconscious to the floor 1t took the united
efforts OF four doctors to bring him to. Last
evening he was reported resting easily, and
expects to be ableito resume work to-day.
b An alarm of FIRE was turned in from box
7 So. Central glass works, OccaSioned by Mr..
Gasmire's residence on MeColloch street be-
ing ON FIRE. The department responded
promptly only to find the fire, was extin-
guished by few pals of water. The root
became ignited from sparks from the Chin
ney. The damages will not exceed $1,000.
The trestle of the B. 4 C.. west of Wash
ington, Pa. caught FIRE on Thursday from a
cinder from an engine. \ blaze extending
along the tracks for twenty feet sprung up.
The fire was noticed By John q. Ripple, who
resides in that vicinity, and By his prompt
action, assisted BY his daughter who helped
carry water, the fire was eNtingulshed be-
fore much damage was done.
The following conveynnceS were admit,
ted to record at Clerk Hook office yester,
dav: A deed made the 10Th day of June
. lss4. by Vim. SchOckey aud wife to Henry
l.. Schrader. in consideration of 800, for
part of lot u in division of Jos. Cald,
wells estate. A deed made the 10Th day
OF June. lSs4. BY Henry W. List and wife
to Fannie j. Hughes. in consideration OF
. $3.50, a parcel of land situated on South
Front street