Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-07
BITS OF NEWS,

Picked Up Here and There By Register
Reporters.
MATINEE at the Academy to-day.
BASE BALL on the new Fair Grounds to-
day.
NIGHT SCHOOL ct the Wheeling Business
College.
Two deeds Of trust we're admitted to rec
ord yesterday.
The marks at Pittsburg last night were
feet and stationary.
SECURE your seats for the Ninstrels, Mon
day, at the Opera House.
REv. Mr.. CAN'T will preach a sermon
Sunday evening addressed particularly to
young men.
THERE is q letter from the Department
OF the Interior, Washington, addressed 10
"Georgel Hlbbets, at the Office Of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court, awaiting can.
MATINEE az the Chapline Street rink
this afternoon. Admission Is cents, chill
dren 10 cents.
ANOTHER large audience greeted the
Jolly Psthfnders at the Academy last
evening. The attraction is a first class
one.
The various insurance companies hav-
ing claims on the Logan & Co. stock have
adjusted their loses to the satisfaction of
the firm.
THERE was very lively dog fight at the
corner of Main and Tenth streets. about
7:30 last evening. The racket attracted
an immense crowd of people.
TIE Committee on Accounts met at the
City Hall yesterday and audited the books
of the City Clerk, City Receiver. and City
Sergeant They were found 20 be correct
YESTERDAY morning Adam Alderman,
OF the South Side, had one of the fingers of
his left hand badly crushed while loading
stone at his quarry. He will probably lose
the finger.
A MEETING will be held at the Mcclure
House parlors this evening at 1880 to CON-
plete the organization of an Athletic Club.
1t is hoped that there will be full attend
snce of oil the gentlemen interested in this
move.
The Mozart Singing Society will give a
grand concert and ball at Westwoods Hall
on Thanksgiving Eve. Some Of Wheeling 8
best musical talent will assist in the con-
cert in addition to Prof. Joe. Krsmers full
orchestra.
MISS BELLA MENDEL gave delightful
progressive euchre party to q number OF
her friends at her home on Twelfth street
last evening. About fifteen couple were
present who passed On enjoyable evening.
After euchre came elegant refreshments
which were heartily partaken of by the
guests, after which handsome prizes were
given to the winner and "booby."
An old horse, belonging to man named
Skipper" Oliver, has been turned loose
in SReeney's old machine shop lot, in the
North End. aud is living only because it
can't help it. The poor beast has evidently
had nothing TO eat for a long time and is
so weak IS 10 be almost unable TO stand.
In fact some boys yesterday had the ani.
NAL propped up with boards. 1t should
either be fed or killed.
A YOUNG man named Scotty Robb,
molder in Bells foundry, while pouring out
some molten iron at the foundry on Thurs.
day afternoon, had the misfortune to spill
some on his right foot This caused ter,
rlble wound, the flesh being burned liter
ally from the bone, causing pain which can
better be imagined than described. Mr..
Robb will be disabled for some time.
To-IoRRow is What is known as
ga uturnen" smopg the Turner's. 1t is
the day upon which oil the tune instruct.
ors in the district assemble and hold
a practice exercise, giving each other such
points as they have picked up and which
may be new to- any of the instructors
Many of the delegates will arrive this
morning from Pittsburg and various other
points in the district and will be received
BY the Wheeling Turner'S. The exercises
take place in the afternoon.