Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-29
BITS OF NEW
Picked Up Here and There By Rsgtster
Reporters.

Reporters.
BARNrN's circus day in the mornIn'.
OSE marriage license was issued yester
dsy.
Two peace warrants were sworn out be-
fore Squire Petermsu yesterday.
DR.. BAIRD'S youngest daughter is lying
quite i'll at home with typhoid fever.
The Clara" with two targes Of paving
blocks, passed down yesterday afternoon.
The work on the new NJ rket street sew,
sr, north Of Tenth, is being rapidly pushed
to completion.
A MAN named Chambers, living east OF
the city was in town yesterday looking tor
his contemporaries daughter.
Persons living along Market street, near
the workhouse, are complaining OF the
drainage from that institution.
Two weddings will occur to-day-that OF
Mr. Adam Yahn and Miss Dora Werner,
and Mr.. II. D. Roemer and Miss Tlllie ).
Sharp.
EIGHT Waterman. at the request OF the
managers Of the mill, were sworn IN yeSter'
day By Mayor Grub as special officers at
he Riverside mill
IHg sad news was received by telegraph
last evening from Prot. Hsnes, formerly OF
the Linsly Institute, that his wife was dead
at Lebanon, o, his present residence.
THE case Of John Carr, charged with OBJ
structing an officer in the discharge OF his
dutiel, was continued By Justice Schultz
yesterday until next Monday.
BEFORE Squire Phillips, yesterday the
case of Alfred Ward, alias Wande, ahss two
or three other names, arrested on a peace
warrant, was continued until this morning
at 9 o'clock.
OFFICERS Hszlett and Desmond arrested
a colored woman named Mary Green, q. the
bridge corner, last evening. Mary was
drunk, and the Job Of getting her to the
lookup was q big one.
A Man selling 81 me kind of Eniment IS
on the street corners in the evening and
makes music for the crowd, between sales,
with the aid Of three colored individuals,
three banios and three voices. The attrsc
uon is well patronized.
The following students entered tn
Wheeling Business College yesterday. HAIRY
Huchison, Pleasant Valley; Fred Aurine
BRIDGEPORT, 0, and Edward Mcdonald
Albert Peckstein, James HowLey, john
Gribbeu, John Lazy, city.
Mas. CRAs HOEB>, Of the South Side,
presented tee Eighth ward fire company
bows with number OF handsome glooe3and
patent gas burners. which add greatly to the
appearance @. the house, especially in thu
NIGHT when the different colored globes
show up to pretty advantage.
A YOUNG man named Arthur Lorns took
suddenly and violently i'll in the third Pres
byterian church during service Sunday
night. He was conveyed to McCulloughs
drug store where remedies were applied
after which he was conveyed to his home
on La Belle avenue.
Tue members OF the guild Of 81. Ma
tbews church will give a Harvest HON
Festival in the Sunday School room OF t.
church this evening at $50 o clock. Int
entertainment will consist OF music, recit'
IONS and shade. pictures. AT the close Z"
f-fshnents will be served. Inc proceeds
will be devoid 70 improving the Sanda,
5 hool room.
TINS was a very pleasant and interestin.
meeting of the LoDgfellow Literary Society
n the \. NJ. {. A. last evening. An enter
tanning programme was rendered, CONSISTING
Of readings, Rotations, essays and a debate
the subject being, Resolved, that the spend
thrift is more injurious to society than
the niser. After quite an interesting and
thorough debate the proposition was dc
c;Ia6 in the affirmative.
Mr. JosgPu KELLER, OF this city, who is
attending the Conservatory OF Music at
Stuttgart, Germany, had the honor Of per,
gcrming a, s concert given in honor Of the
Queen OF Wurtenburg's birthday aunlyer-
sary. on the evening Of September H.. Mr..
Keller is making rapid headwaV in his stu
dies and was given the first performance on
the programme, it Being Mozart's c Minor
Coucer'o tor the ~pianotorte with q1lntette
s,rirg accompaniment. 1t is said bus ren,
diron of the piece received a storm OF ap-
pIaraa