Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-20

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! Reporters.
: JUsrIcE PErERxAS viii have q dsmsge
suit before him this morning.
AR the Alhambra Palace rink on Thur
day night occurs the great fan carnival
islanders are making a desperate effort
to secure the service of a street sprinkler.
MISS GRACE BoYD, entertained number
OF friends last evening in honor Of her birth
day.
THERE will be q regular meeting ef the
mixed Saengerfest chorus at Msenns7chor
Hall this evening.
The Happy Eight, with one thoussod
guests, will excurt down the Ohio on the
Telegram July 4th.
The Chautsuqua Literary Circle met at
the rooms of the Young Mems Christian As.
ISOLATION last night.
WoRKMES are engaged in clearing up the
vacant ground south sf- the Island end Of
the suspension bridge.
The W. n. Chancellor leaves this port to-
morrow morning at o'clock for Charleston
and the kanawha river.
TO-DAY is the anniversary of the death Of
Christopher Columbus in 1906, and the
death Of Lafayette in 1884.
TIE Beethoven, Mozart and Mannerchor
singing societies will give grand picnic at
the new Fair Grounds July 4th.
THE Womens' Christian Association will
meet at the rooms of the Young 2ens
CHRISTIAN Association this sfesasoh.
No. 6i drew the set Of furniture ratified
off by Mrs. PAUL Bitters, and the holder of
that ticket is requested to call and get the
furniture.
A BUGGY containing two persons broke
down on Market street last night, but as the
horse was so tired he wouldn't run good
item was missed.
The funeral of George L. Garlic, which
took place from his late residence, No. l78
Sixteenth street. yesterday afternoon, was
very largely attended.
A NUMBER OF young men from North
Wheeling and Fulton have made arrange
ments to give ball in STEMS Hall at the
latter place in the near future.
HATTIE RENEE, a little girl who lives on
the South Side, was struck by stone on
the head Sunday afternoon inhicting
painful but not serious wound.
A FIRE across the river on the hillside at.
trscted a good deal of attention yesterday.
1t was supposed 70 be brush pile, and az
times the blaze extended far above the tree
tops.
A FIGHT occurred at the B. & O. depot
yesterday afternoon between white and
colored man, in which the latter was struck
Over the eye with scale weight. This set
tied the dispute.
IT would be a good scheme to repaint the
signs scattered about the city designating
the names OF the various streets and alleys.
About half the signs have fallen down and
the remainder are illegible.
WM. PEEL was arrested yesterday evening
and taken before Justice Arkle on war.
rant sworn out By J. W. Jones, who charged
Peel with assaulting his son. The case was
dismissed at the costs of the plaintiff.
THE Chautauqua Literary Circle, the Wo
mems Christian Association and the Wo-
mems Benevolent Society will hereafter
bold their meetings at the rooms of the
the Young Mems Christian Association on
Market street.
THE supper to be given by the ladies Of
the United Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening, promises to be pleasant affair.
There will be plenty Of room, as eight tables
will be set, and the service will be excellent.
An attractive menu has been prepared, and
nothing will be lacking to make the evening
enjoyable to ALL
PEOPLE living along the line Of the
Hempfeld between this city and Triadel-
phia tell of the romantic adventures Of two
couple from this city who tramped over the
route BY way of the tunnel yesterday, COM
ing home on the motor line. At the stock
yards the young men made their compan'
ions get of and walk in, while the youths
rode in on the cars.
The game of polo between the ElYsian
Rink Club, of Bellaire, and the Chaplue
Street Club, which occurs TO night, will bt
one OF the most exciting events that has
ever occurred in this city or vicinity, as
both clubs have been prachcing vigorously
tor some time past Everyone attending
receives chance in each OF four handsome
presents. Don't forget this.