Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-15
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srRrrr ,prinklsrs were badly needed yes
terday.
THE gentle rain is Just what nature
Needed.
TIE cutters on the South Side are being
cleaned.
TEE Citisens' railway track along Thirty
third street il being repaired.
THE REGULAR meeting Of the Jeffsrson
club will be held on Thursday night.
THE Board OF Education will hold Its
regular session on Thursday evening.
Two DEEDS of trust were admitted to
r, cord at Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
The Germania Singing Society gave
pleasant dance at Germania Hall last night
THE curbing Oh the north side OF sixth
street, between Market and Main, - being
reset
MILLS number six and seven, at the
Crescent IRON works, will start up this
morning.
The last of tho delegates to the Charles
ton Convention got OF yesterday morning
on the Chancellor.
TIE Willing Heart Guild, Of St. Mat
thtws' Sunday School, gave an interesting
performance last night
The new motors are Q great success and
no nistske. The only way to get them on
the track Is to blow them OF.
MINNIE BELL, indicted for larceny, was
surrendered 5y her bondsman, yesterday,
and was arrested and jailed on csPtas.
A NEW pavement will be laid on the east
! sISe Of Chapliue street between TSenly-
third snd Twenty fourth streets this week
Dan KEID. an emf lose Al Bells foundry,
ran ylnL wire through the uiGd'e hoxsr
OF bIs eft hand st the foundry Yesterday.
Tux bri'ge scIoSs CaidSsifs ran at Cnsp-
| hnp street is at issJ OelSS rsos'rei rne
| workman expect 10 complete taeir TorS
| TO day.
LAST evening q REGIsrEs reporter met
| Pat Hennegan and discovered tnst ms
| limb had not been broken as before re-
| ported.
TIE Advance Lodge, No. %, A. A. l. &
| & w, of Rnaville, at their ball last Fri.
| day night had q delightful time and
| cleared $l25.
EDDIE CLAYroR, the oArsman, will go into
training as soon as his new she'll arrives.
This new boat will be beauty, and don't
you forget it.
| Fisher q Sons have completed the re-
building of the front OF their foundry,
which was so badly injured by the flood
that it had to be torn down.
! YESTERDAY afternoon the funeral OF
young Beckendore took place from his
/ fathers residence on Jacob street, Eighth
ward, and was largely attended.
REYMANS's book beer was simply i'm
| mepse Yesterday and disappeared by the
car load. And probably the boys didn't
enjoy that beer. Well, just ask them.
The Germania Amusement Society gave
an enjoyable dance at Arion Hall last
evening, which was largely attended, and
vas ceftainly the grsndest success OF the
e4,rn.
TnK Wheeling printers and cigarmskers
iTe Under many obligations 10 Coloaei
| EXlrS for kindly permitting them the use
| II the State Fair Grounds for base bail
pasIim's
| THp Turner socis ty gave grand ball at
their ball on Market street last evening.
Life all balls given by this society, 10 was
A success. Kramer's orchestra furnished
the Il uslc.
| LAST evening the fire department was
called tut by some crank, VINO, seeing the
p, w. & Ky. cars which were wrecked
Sunday burning on the river shore, sent IN
an alarm of fire.
| FRANK STANLEY, the pair heater at No.
\ plate rolls at the Crescent mill, wrencded
his right arm badly, yesterday afternoon,
|
of on night turn.
REAL Estate Agent Halter sold at private
sale the lot of ground situated on the cor
utr Of Eleventh and McColloch streets be-
oneing 10 John Parks, for 81, AIS cash to
Mr.. Rough yesterday.
| SUNDAY morning q still alarm Of fire was
turned in at the Hops hose house, occs-
sIoped by No. $40 Market street being on
Gre. The department responded promptly,
only to fiud 1t was only chimney hire.
INFORMATION received from Steubenville
LAST evening shows that the Mayor, Mr..
McCopville, has issued orders restraining
the sale of liquor on Sunday Ia tnst to~n.
Last Sunday he closed up six saloons Tor
selling.
| MARTIN HALyIN, young man about Is
| years of age, was arrested 0y Officer FRI
bold in East Wheeling yesterday on
charge of disorderly conduct. The report
that he was engaged in q cutting affray is
without foundation.
JOHN, son Of Henry Stergeou, resi-
| dent of the Island, met with very severe
accident Saturday afternoon. He was fool
ing with q pistol in the old fair ground,
when 1t went of, shooting him through
two fingers of the left hand.
THE Island cnn now boast livery stable.
VIII. Waters & Co., have started stable
4 ID. y
on hand good supply OF horses and bug
yies. This stable Is situated Immediately
10 rear Of Charles Lukens' grocery store.
Mr., FRANK HEALY will re organizs his
base ball club with the best amateur talent
| in Wheeling, and as soon as the club Is IN
drst class shape, will take the boys on
| grand tour through the country. So II the.
ooys expect to get there" they will have
20 work like Troians.
THElittle daughter of Mr.. ID. +. Mcdonald
| I'D Yesterday afternoon. Its mother died
| Esnsss City, about six weeks since, soon
| Ter its birth, and the little one was
| Iuusht to the residence Of its grand
rs,enrs hare But il did not survive the
Zip and died yesterday.
| me REGISTER printers and the Wheeling
iigsrms ktrs will play their first regular
| match game Of base ball on the State Fair
rounds Monday next The game will be
| ,,allsd at 2:30 ?. N. As both contesting
parties will bring out their strongest mines,
close and exciting game may be expected.
The Beethoven Singing Society gave
srand concert and ball ct their hall, corner
Of Fourteenth and Main streets, last even.
irg. Owing to the lack Of space We have
o omit the programme, but will say the
concert was one Of the grandest efforts OF
he society, and the ball which followed
vas grand success.
SUPERINTENDENT ExLEY, OF the State Fair
Association, will have the fencing around
The Fair ground fully repaired this week;
he dancing pavilion and attachments are
now in good order; the grand stand will be
erected next week; to-day the work OF SOW
ing grass seed will be commenced. Parties
wishing TO hire these grounds tor picIics
will find them in first class order.
SUNDAY afternoon young Menkemiller
had q very narrow escape from being seri.
ous,y blurred. He was engaged in exercis
ing Mr.. Remick's riding horse on ChapLine
street, when suddenly the animal bolted
and was not stopped until he reached the
creek bank. Had the animal gone over
the bank Menkemiller would have been
seriously injured.
LAST evening Eddie Combs was arrested
by officer Reid on q charge Of abusing the
driver Of street car No. Z. 1t seems from
what cosld be learned that Combs and
Ed. BIattner abused the driver. Owing TO
the lateneSs Of the hour, the driver could
not be seen to verify the above. Combs
claims he is not the party that abused the
driver. The matter viii be thoroughly