Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-10
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Readers.
PRiMARIEs this evening.
READ the SUNDAY ReGrsrEa.
MArrSEE at the Island rink to-day.
Jom FABLEY is confined 70 the house
with sore knee.
Foa all the current gossip of the city
read the SUNDAY REGIsTER.
Tbs Riverside mil win put to work "a
four boiling furnaces on Monday.
The new carpets were placed on the
floors Of the legislative halls, yesterday.
A rELEPHoSE has been put intothe Island
rink for the convenience of skaters.
TO-DAY viii be the last appearance Of
Master Clint Collins at the Island rink.
Work was begun on the rink, corner Of
Sixteenth and Market streets yesterday.
THURSDAY night the newly elected officers
ofthe Black Prince Lodge No. IS Of the n.
of P. were installed.
The change in the weather has come. but
none too soon. The wind whistled merrily
last night.
PERSONAL and society talk, riuk notes
and interesting local news in the SUNDAY
REGIsTER.
THE Casino rink at Westwoods Hall,
viii be opened, tonight, in fine style. A
full band of music will be on hand.
THR funeral ofthe late Louis Seidler took
place, yesterday. The pail bearers were:
James NJ. Todd, Porter Smith, Jos. Lawson,
Edward Deitz, f. Hoffman and August
Matthews.
A,USIoS meeting will be held in the Lee
ture room of the Second Presbyterian
church, this afternoon at 3 o'clock, to COM
plete the organization of a Woman's Chris
tan Association.
The Mystic Lodge K. of P. viii give a
grand ball at their hall in Elm 6rove next
Friday evening. A special train has been
engaged by the lodge to transfer the visiting
brethren free of cost.
The result of the First ward primary
election for Council was as follows: First
branch, Kenney, 1872; Garden, 46. Second
branch, Stanley, l76; Muller, 1913; Harrell,
l42; Sweeney, ll2; Kuglen, l00; O'Neile,
81; Colvin, So.
DAVID GERvN, a boilor at the Etna mill,
met with a serious mishap, yesterday. By
accident he threw some water on a pile Of
hot cinders. An explosion followed, driving
a cinder into his face, cutting it badly and
~endangering his eyesight. DR.. Garrison
dressed his hurts.
YESTERDAY afternoon the residents of the
Eighth ward were highly amused in Wit
Messing the antics of Mr.. Robert Ankles pet
Texas ponies. The ponies were hitched to
q wagon for the purpose Of hauling. The
animals objected to working, and the circus
was kept up for over IN hour.
A BOY employed at Taney's printing
office yesterday morning found a man lying
in the little alley way ABIDING the National
Bank of W. Va. The unknown was cut in
several places and bore every evidence of
having been in a desperate fight. The boy
went for an officer, but when they returned
The battered-up stranger had been re-
moved.
AT the annual meeting yesterday of the
Zane street NJ. E. Sabbath School Board,
the following members were elected as Off
GERS for the ensuing year: Superintendent,
J A. jefferson; Assistant Superintendent,
Henry Hughe Supt. of Infant Dept, Mrs.
Rudder; Assist. Supt. Infant Dept, Mrs.
Plant; Secretary, Allie Hibberi; Librarian,
Albert Hibberd; First Assistant, Eddie Y.
Prettyman; Second Assist, Camden n.
Burt; Chorister, j. T. Cowl; Treasurer, Mrs.
]. Rose; 0rganist, Edgar Hughes; 0rganiSt
for Infant Dept, Ida May Hibberd.