Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-04
BITS OF NEWS,
Picked Up Here andA There by Register
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Reporters
The Equine Paradox at the Opers House
tonight.
A BIG docket viii be disposed Of in police
court tins morning -
ONE disorderly and one plain drunk were
in the cooler last night.
TIE funeral Of the late August Miller
win take place this afternoon at o'clock.
The morning train on the Hemp6eld d.
vision of the B. & o. leaves the depot at
precisely .5:25.
MAJOR JoHS Qu1GG, night Waterman, is
of.on account of sickness, and Pat Fitz-
simmons is filing his post
TIE Salvation Army had ten acquisitions
to its ranks on Saturday night at Fulton.
Their revival closed on that night.
The Salvation Army went out through
the Esst End yesterday, and it ia said they
attempted to convert the inhabitants Of Cas-,
lie Garden,
A RELIGIOUS revival begun last night ID
the Methodist Church at Fulton, which
promises to be one of unprecedented inter
est and good to the community.
JIM FRANK, prominent member of the
"Mugwumps" and cooper at the Belmont
shops is rapidly attaining proficient in
sight into the profession Of pharmsceuics
The South Side Singing Society will give
one of its delightful hops at their hall on
the South Side, on Friday evening, 22d
inst Billy Mayors orchestra will make
the music.
Mr.. DAVE VAss and Miss Lizzie Yahn
will be married at the st. Alphonsus CHURCH
next Thursday evening. Both the young
folks are well known and respected among
large circle of friends and acquaintance.
Do not fail to examine the elegant prizes
to be given away by the managers OF the
Chapline street rink. Kramer will play at
the rink every evening until his departure
for White Sulphur Springs, in the latter
part OF June.
FOR the present the ALEXANDRA Palace
rink will discontinue it, morning sessions,
Saturdays excepted. This is done for the
purpose of giving then an opportunity OF
grinding down the surface, as they are op'
posed to grinding on Sunday.
A NUMBER Of young men, aged from IA
to l6 years, were observed out at Fulton
Yesterday in disgusting state of intoxica-
ton. This is not singular case, by any
means, aud it is about time something was
being done to remedy the evil.
A CROWD of about three or four hundred
people were attracted by the actions Of a
drunken man on Tweuty-slXth street yesterA
day afternoon. The intoxicated iudivdua'
wauted to wipe up the street with the whole
lower end OF town, but he was soon sub
dued
Ex-STATE TREASURER THos O'BRIEN is
ont in a card this morning notifying the
public he has opened his real estate office
again. Col. O'Brien is safe and conpe
ttnt business man with whom to intrust
frlly all such business.
l'yryR the auspices Of the Wonens
Christian Temperance Union Miss Jennie
smith. the famous railroad evangelist, will
reside over a gospel temperance meeting
Niich will be held in the Fourth Street NJ
+. Church this evening The services will
10 doubt be exceedingly interesting, and q
'arge attendance is anticipated and desired.
LARGE number of Bridgeporters will
visit the Chapline street rink on Friday
evening, TO take part in the grand fancy
dress carnival which takes place on that
evening. This promises to be one OF the
most successful events Of the season, and
will certainly be an elegant affair. Kramer
will be there.
DR.. SMITH last evening preached at the
Fourth street NJ. E. church an elo
uuent and able sermon to the young men.
1t was exceedingly interesting, and con
tanned many striking points and sugges
tons that the young men should emulate
This was one Of DR.. Smiths finest efforts
and was received with the need of gratiica-
ton and appreciation By the audience that it
so deservedly merited.
A YOUNG gentleman who smokes good CT
CARS says that when he goes to call on the
Young ladies he is often compelled to throw
ayay half of a ten scenter," and suggests
that all the young ladies who have lots Of
admirers place sort Of stump receiver
in the hall 80 that the young men can catch
on TO their unfinished cigars when they
leave. How about this, girls?
W. S. Rose and James McCready, form
erly boilers in the La Belle mill, have gone
into the bottling business in the rear OF No
IL Thirty fifth street, where they will bottle
all sorts of soft drinks for summer. a
reporter had the pleasure of sampling some
Of their wares, and they are Of such good
quality that the boys cannot fail to succeed
in their new enterprise, when they have
their drinks properly introduced.