Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
BEILArRE.

Conductor Duffy and his tram men nao
quite little scufie with "Chappe, of Ben
wood, and couple of fellows who desired
to ride on G. & P. train. The intruders
could not be induced to get of the train,
80 Conductor Duffy and two OF his brake
men began the work Of bruising them up.
The lighted lanterns were used vigorously
over the heads OF "Chappe and his col.
leagues until they retired and the train
continued on Its way to Pittsburg.
The B. & o. ticket Office ct Quaker City
was robbed of quite number OF tickets at
an early hour yesterday morning. The
thieves are not known.
The cold wave flag was raised yesterday.
The condition Of the weather at this time is
such as to verify the statement Of the sig
nal service.
The Crystal Window Glass Works has
set pots and win probably be able to make
glass the latter part of thus week If the new
gas furnace works as il should.
Graves & Gibson. the musicisns and
skaters, who held forth at the Niagara
rink, were about the best performers ever
introduced in that rink
Lizzie Marshall, the young lady who was
arrested on the charge Of inianticide was
released yesterday evening as notesfnony
could b5iound among the Witnesses to
hold her.
The concerts given BY J. ]. McDermott
and Louis Long are well attended each
night.
The Y, M. C. A. sill meet TO night st
7:30 sharp in ths Christian Church. % in.
portant business ssl.ss - szss a
W. D. Scnes has sold his news depot To-
Messrs. Keyser 4 Crozier.
The County Board Of Examiners for
Pensions met in this city yesterday.
The National Union Lodge win meetihis
evening on important business AL mem
bers are asked to be present.
A party Of medicine men have erected q
stand on Sellar's corner where music is
dispensed every evening.
A gang Of bnllies is taking procession Of
the B. & o. road west Of this city and the
people are becoming alarmed.
The Erie House will hereafter be under
the management Of Jack Baugh.
At the last meeting Of the MonteGore
Benevolent Society the following officers
were installed President. Julius Schwob;
Vice President, Jacob Duga; Secretary,
Julius Well; Treasurer, w. Victorius.
The members OF the First Presbyterian
Church met last night ani selected two
new trustees.
There should be good attendance at
the festival Of the Busy Bees Of the Episco'
pal church tonight The affair will be
held in the Manchester Block on Belmont
street.
Council failed to get together this
week.
Bellaire shipped lanterns to Mexico yes.
terday.
An effort is being made to revive the Y.
M. G. A., but the work appears to be Of no
avail. HoSever, q few OF the young gen.
tlemen who are interested have not des-
paired and are still working at the old
members.
Rev. ]. c. Hesack is in the city several
times each week. He is still proclaimipg
for his fsvorite doctrine, temperance, and
uses powerful persuaders in the form Of
A sweet potato has been sent here from
Kansas that weighs three pounds and four
teen ounces II is meant as representa-.
tive of what Kansas soil can dc. A few
more of the sweet potatoes would be kindly
welcomed, but If you want US to come West
we cannot listen.
Hunting coons, squirrels and chestnuts
appears to be the favorite amusement Of o
great many gentlemen at present.
"Betz' Collins has received On elegant
picture from Spauldipg, Of the Chicago
base ball club, the boys who won the pen.
nsnt this year.