Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
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Town Events rrimmed Down for Hurried
Readers.

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YESTERDAY was pay day at the Riverside
mill. iss
THs La Belle iron works turned out 500
kegs of stell nails this week.
Ara late hour last night no arrests were
reported at police headquarters.
OSE deed of trust was admitted to record
at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
d. B. Lucas and Col. White will speak in
Wellsburg on next Thursday night.
Mr.. WILLIAM HAsTING was elected man
ager of the La Belle yesterday, vice, Mr.
Linch.
A DIVORCE suit was entered in the Circuit
Court yesterday by Charles Otto VS.. Mar
gaEet Otto.
Rgy. A. c. HAYES will preach in the
PRESBYTERIAN Church, of Bridgeport, this
morning and evening,
YESTERDAY George Weisgerber, the we'll
Known oarsman, was busily engaged stor-
.ng his shell away in Mr.. Vsrdys ware
loGSe.
ALF. Burnett said he would swim the
GapaYha back and forth from daylight un-
il noon if Maxwell was elected But ne
did not have to do it.
FRIDAY evening the Social Seven Society
gave select ball at Arion Hall A very
large crowd was present and most enjoya-
Die time spent by all.
THE Citizens Railway Company did not
put on their short line of cars yesterday and
L.. Al h.
ahmed with passengers. 4
The work of unloading the new engine at
he water works will be commenced to-mor-
row. 1t will take probably four weeks to
get this machinery in position.
Mr.. P. r. BoNENBERGER, the popular
Fifth ward saloonist, was last night pre-
sented with pair of fancy engraved bottles
ny Mr. Roger Crowsher, of the Riverside
nail works.
SQUIRE SAMPLES, OF Valley Grove, writes
that after all that supposed case of repeat
ng was mistake. There men of the same
name in Valley Grove and at. Robinson's
which led to the error,
Cor. PETE OGRINGgH, who formerly kept
barber shop under Schwartz hall, has
opened up a new barber shop in Thos.
Weitzel's new building on Market street
sh,re he ~ill be pleased to see his old
friends
IHE men employed at the La Belle mill
we're completely worn out last evening all
II them complaining about their hands be-
ny sore which is one of those things that
slways follows the commencement OF work
n Il mill
ESrERDAY /. S Commissioner Walton
ae'rased VIM Miller from Jail, ne giving a
SEQ bond for his appearance at the ad-
nrrncd session OF the United States Court.
n charge OF violating the United States
jpuor law.
Coroner Schultz has succeeded in getting
he sworn statements of John MOnahan and
James Shaw. eye.witnesStS of the death Of
Ir Shippe, on the Il 4 o. railroad last
gcek The gentlemens evidence corrobo-
act the evidence of the night.haggage mas
er which shows that the death was to a
ertain extent due to careleSsness.
OFFICERS Junkins and Dunlap caught
cant of horses attached to buggy early
esterday morning II; tbs foot of Wheeling
aill They examined the buggy, which
bowed conclusively that struggle of some
Kind had taken place, as the curtain aud
lack of the. buggy seat were badly used up
The owner can secure the property by
PROVING the same at police headquarters.
.loHN KLARl has letter that has been all
ground the world and consumed over -
aonths' time in doing it. 1t was sent by
rim to friend on board the L. S Man-of.
var ESSEX. at Honolulu, Sandwich Island.
Not finding him there it was forwarded to
Yokohama. Japan and thence to Bombay.
still pursuing the Essex it went to Cape
own Africa, and then back to the dead
Ieiler Office al Washington, whence it was
eJurned to Wheeling. 1t was mailed here
ally /, lSS% and returned October 49, lSSi
had considerable OF trip.
NrMnER sixteen drew the watch at the
ocular weekly drawing at Franzhorm $
AS evening
BErHANy is ravagcd by typhoid fever. 1t
; caused by the excessive draught, which
las made the water SO low, in the wells, as
D be impure.
Eimt lecture at the Capitol to-day.
RETURNS are coming in slowly at the
tate House.