Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-14
RESULTS OF RUNNING.

Small Matters Of News Picked Up Here
y PTsE streets were thronged with pedes
trans last evening
The work Of sinking the new well at the
Water Works is progressing rapidly.
Ar late hour last night only two arrests
were reported at the city headquarters, ali
Of which were plain DRINKS.
SEVERAL ladies are complaining about
tie scarcity of water az Greenwood Gem
elery, and state that the flowers are dying
for The want Of water.
JCHN CROCHT, of Bellaire, who was so
badly hurt BY the caying of cellar on
Rose Hill on Tuesday, was not expected to
live through last night
CARDS are out for the marriage OF Mr..
Chas. II. Berry, Jr. and Miss Ida Hughes,
which will be sOlcmnized at the First Pres
byterian church on July %.
The remains CT George Armsbright were
laid at rest in Mt Zion Cemetery yesterday
afternoon. The procession which followed
the remains was very large one.
The services of policeman was badly
needed in Alley A, below Twenty-6rst
street, Yesterday afternoon. 1t seems that
female row was in progress, though Do
damage was done.
The following residents of Wheeling ar
rived at Deer Park (Md.) Hotel for the
week ending July IL: o. Laughlin, Miss
l.. A. Laughlin, Miss Lissette Laughhn,
Samuel o. Lsughhn, Mrs. A. NJ Cummins.
Nh. LEVI NOBLE, sexton of the Mt.
Wood Cemetery, died early yesterday morn
after an illness OF one week with cholera
morbus. He will be buried under the au-
SPICES Of the Grand Arm Post of this city.
TIE police have at last cleaned Hubbard
saw mill yard Of the numerous bummers
which have made this yard popular resort
for several months. Officers Morris, Mont
gomery, and Frebcl, are the policemen who
have abated this nuisance.
A NUMBER of malicious boys have been
amusing themselves recently by besmearing
the soldiers monument with tar procured
from the barrels stored in the railroad lot
opposite the capitol. The police should
give this matter attention.
NEXT Saturday James Manton, Of this
city, and Young He'll. OF Bellaire, will row q
three-mile boat race over the Bellaire course.
This race, Judging from what the knowing
ones say, will be very close one and a
goodly sum Of money win change hands.
The Chicago News publishes sketches and
PORTRAITS of some fifteen or twenty of the
leading representatives Of the Press in at
tendance on the Chicago Convention In
The News picture gallery we recognize the
familiar face of Capt. Mofett Of the REGIS
TER staff
JAMES A. Ten EYCE, of ConneaIt Lake,
Pa, who has challenged any oarsman OF
Wheeling to row a three-mile scun race for
$500 a side, can rest easily. He will secure
a race in very few days. One thing is
certain, should he beat Weddings fayorite
he can travel on his record.
THE superior quality of the materials used
and the perfection of their manufacture rem
der DR.. Prices Special Flavoring extracts
the finest made. They impart such a deli
cious taste to buildings, cakes, etc. House
keepers who nave used them for tears know
their worth, and could not be induced to
use the cheap kinds in the market.
The annual raid has begun on the or
chards of the Island, and especially on those
living along the river front. Some of the
bows who perpetrste these despicable thefts
are known, and at the next offense they will
be arrested. Annoyed owners have pre-
pared their shot guns and the thieves may
expect warm receptions from this time on.
Rxv. J. L. REED, ofSouth Pueblo. Col,
occupied the pulpit at the Second Presby-
terrain Church Yesterday morning and even
ing. Both of his sermons were splendid aud
were listened to with rapt attention by the
audience. His text in the evening was
Psalms, 60th chapter, 18th verse: HE CIV
eth banner to them that fear him" he is
brother of DR.. j. B. Reed, of the South
Side.