Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-25

Rleksd Up Here and sAsrs W Kssisss'
Reporters.


Couscu this evening.
JACK o DIAMONDS tomorrow.
THREE deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
YESTERDAY was 3 big day for the raging
Elm Grove motor line.
A SEWER Il being put down on South
Front street, near Virginia.
The Arion Singing Society and the Opera
House Orchestra will give Q grand concert
ct the Park on Thursday the 9th inst
A RECEPTION win be given this evening
at the residence of Mr.. Joseph Bell, in
Lesiherwood, which will be quite q brilliant
affair
/ STEUBENyILLE INDUCED in several quite
spicy and interesting cases yesterday in
which members Of the demi mond of that
city took prominent part.
THERE will be q meeting of the new Lit.
erary society at 7:30 o'clock this evening at
the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms. All intending to
become members are invited to be present
The work of tearing out partitions of the
new City Hall is progressing rapidly. The
floor in the basement, in the apartment to
be used for lookup, was removed yester-
day.
BY the caving in of q sewer trench at the
corner of Twenty fifth and Market streets
yesterday morning, two workmen were buried
in the soil. Both were extricated, however,
before serious injury had been done.
The Salvation Armies of Wheeling, Bel
laire and other points joined in q camp
meeting at Bridgeport Sunday and are hav-
ing quite time with music and expert
enee" speeches.
Two picked mines viii cross bats on the
new Fair Grounds Thursday afternoon, one
being composed of up town clerks the other
of South Side young men. The game will
no doubt be interesting.
WV. SHORTS. of Hobbs, Broekunier L
Co 8 shops, surprised his many friends BY
going to West Alexander and joining the
army of Benedicts. His wife an estimable
young lady of Fulton.
WHILE engaged in removing the old
water closets from the first floor of the
south wing of the new City Hall, yesterday
morning Charley Hornbrook was overcome
by sewer gas. Fortunately he soon recov-
cred.
The picnic given at Seibe-t's Garden
Yesterday, in honor of the visiting Turner's,
was an immense affair and grand success
A large crowd was present in the afternoon
and last night about 1000 people took il
he affair.
CmUR DE LION division K, of P, sbou,
thirty-tour strong, besides large number
of other members Of the order, will leave for
Cleveland on the clock train this morn
ing. Mayors brass band will accompany
The knights.
ANDY SHETLAND and John Mcdonald,
members of the Dirty Dozen, who art
charged with stealing wstermelons from 3
.ouniryman named Henry Hughes, will
ave q hearing before Justice Ankle
thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
NuT many evenings since big bully offs
pan became obstreperous in q Market
meet saloon, when the bar.keeper picked
- beer glass and tapped him under the
ye serdirg him to the floor. This took al
be blaggsdocio out of the fellow and he got
10 AID walked off sadder and sorer
man.
IT looks as if the glass strike would hole
on until December at least. In converse
lien with 8 manufacturer last night he said
that it was now too late in the season to
start up even if matters were settled ami
ably, and nothing would be done in all
probability until the first of next year. Thi
Jocks bad.
YESTERDAY afternoon about 3 o'clock, 3
BOY who is employed at Hobbs, Brockuniei
L Co. glass works, while carrying a redhoi
oall of glass on the end of rod, ran into
another boy named Leopold Serig, burning
him terribly about the left temple and sew
eripg a small artery. DR.. Pipes rendered
the necessary medical aid.
A NUMBER of the friends of Chsrles
Kilen, Of the North End, gave him pleas
ant send-of at Kress brewery last night
in honor OF his return from visit to Ger
many. A gentleman from Montana named
Heiskell, was present, being in the city fol-
the first time in nineteen years. He is the
guest of Mr.. Jack Kenny. Everybody hao
good time, and kept up the fun until 3
late hour.