Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-22
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THE Committee on Health meets to
night.
THS Municipal Court meets this morning
terday.
WHEELING gets the next state Encamp-
ment OF the G. A. R
TIE French" gave a very delightful
dance at Franzheim's hall, last night.
A FORCE Of workmen were engaged yes
terdsy in changing the gas main leading 10
the Market street bridge.
JOHN SHRIvxR is disguised with Capt,
BENEFITS summary way OF raiding, and
will remove to Columbus
YESTERDAY the Board Of Public Works
bad q force of men engaged IN cleaning the
sidewalks on the South Side.
The Century, Hsrpers and all the other
nontbEss for April are now on sale at
stanton 4 Dayenport's book store.
FRoF. Louis Vaas celebrated his 3O.h
birthday last evening. A very select crowd
were present and very pleasant evening
enjoyed.
THE case against Emma Kronoworth be-
fore Squire Peterman yesterday was dis
missed at the cost Of complainant, Charies
MckOWn.
LAST evening the South Side Singing So.
ciety gave another of their delightful hops
AZ Arbenz Hall, in the Eighth ward. 1t, as
usual, was perfect success.
The stockholders of the State Fair Asso-
clation will hold q meeting at tbs Court
House this afternoon. 1t. Is hoped that all
the me- bers will be present
LAST evening John Moore, a popular
heater at the Belmont mill, took the boys
out and treated them TO Q fine supper In
bonor Of the new arrival at his house OF q
twelye-pound boy.
A FORCE of P & D. railroad hands were
bust y engaged putting down q new steel
crossing at the Belmont mill, so that the
Belmont engine can be able to haul the
Gil der cars to the river front.
WHEELING is soon 10 be possessed Of
new dry goods house, the branch OF q
mammoth Cleveland establishment known
as 4. N. McGinlen & Co. Arrangements
are being pushed with vigor to open the
house at an early day.
The Big Four boat club will give ball
at Turner Hall en- the 18th OF next month,
for the benefit OF Fatty WeisSerber. Fatty
lost two Of his best beats in the flood and
the club want to raise sufficient sum to
replace one OF them at least.
REV. F. S. DEHAss, D. D., arrived yester-
| day from Huntington, W. Va, where he
has been giving q course Of lectures. He
| gives a lecture in Fourth Street NJ. E
| church Tuesday night next on Recent dis.
coveries in the buried Cities,
YESTERDAY force Of men were engaged
| in laying a u inch crock sewer on Locust
street between Twenty sixth and Twenty
seventh streets, to take the place OF the old
wooden one which has been in use on this
street for number Of yessr.
GIN JONES, president of the Mount Yer
non, Coshocton and Wheeling railroad, has
sent invitations to different parties TO at
tend meeting Of the directors and friends
\ Of this enterprise, to be held at Uhrlchs-
vile on the 9th. There will be repressn-
tatiyes all along the proposed route.
The case OF VIM. c. Carman, charged with
| stealing some clothing from Mrs. Brooks
boarding house on South street, was heard
Yesterday. Ii appeared at the trial that the
| clothing had been loaned to Mr.. Carmsn by
| one Of Mrs. Brooks daughters. The pris-
oner was discharged.-Zanesyille Signal.
YESTERDAY afternoon about hslf-psst
| four clock Wm- McCune entered the bar
room at the Columbia House, and during
q controversy with several parties he was
shocked down and put out Of the saloon.
| He claims TO have been hit with billy.
| He was arrested and the case will be thor
| ougbly ventilated at police court this
morning.
THURSDAY afternoon last a number OF
| Wheelingites went to Frank Walters
| house upon his invitation 10 eat the grand
\ lunch for the first season. The delay of
| the motor caused few gentlemen to walk
on the track in mud and sweat, and they
| iid-woefully. On their arrival at F. Wal
| ters summer garden, in the noiseleSs motor
from Fulton, they were highly entertained
by /. Walters, our clever host, and had q
ooSs time.
The earth about the mouth OF W. 7.
| Chamters & Co.'S coal shaft gave way last
night about o'clock and filled up the
| opening to the depth of thirty five feet.
The accident was caused by the giving way
Of rotten timber or two supporting the
earth. One of the hosting cages was in
The line of the falling earth and was
/ crushed. Fortunately no one was in the
shaft at The time and no Inconvenience was
caused. II will require about three weeks
| to remove the debris and to get the shaft
in shape sgain.
REMEMBER that the last lecture in the