Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-23

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Reporters.
Cdrx Council tomorrow night
Two MARRIAGE licenses were admitted 10
record yesterday.
SoME slight repairs are being made to the
floor Of the suspension bridge.
SOMETHING new in Aquatic circles il
promised Tor the near future.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted to rec
ord by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
SEVERAL more weddings in high life are
on the tapis for the near future.
These bright sunny days are worth dol
lars and cents TO the dry goods stores.
TIE Belmont factory now goes on at
o'clock q. m. and shuts down at > p. N.
The sun rises to day at sos q m, and
sets at Sal p. m. The moon rises at 2;37
q. m.
The Salvation Army took in Fulton again
last night, and held q very enthusiastic
meeting.
Topaz is the anniversary of the birth Of
Shakespeare in 1864, and also the snniver.
sary of his death In 1915.
TIE boys al the Hook and Ladder House
were busiiy engaged yesterday laying q new
floor in the front part Of their building.
The feet washers who meet in q room on
the corner of Marketa and Fourteenth streets,
held q very enthusiastic meeting last night.
A YOUNG lady was overheard to remark in
q street car yesterday that she would rather
skate than go to church. She was real
naughty.
A SPECIAL car containing q number OF b.
4 D. officials arrived over the Washington
branch last night. They are on q tour oil
inspection.
Tbs entertainment to be given BY the
Minerva Literary Society at the Female
College, tomorrow evening, promises to be
an enjoyable event. All are invited.
TIE Belmont viii be of to-day out Of re-
sspect to Mr.. Isaac Copeland, and to afford
the employees an opportunity Of attending
the funeral OF their deceased fellow work,
q
WIN. MARSHALL and VIM. Muldoon were
Yesterday before Justice Ankle and adjudged
of unsound mind. Papers for their sdmis.
sion to the Asylum were made out and sent
to Weston.
A Il who calls himself the cheapest
man in the world, has attracted immense
crowds the past two evenings to his stand
on Market street, where be deals out jewelry,
ETC., until you cant rest.
Two Young men had q loud and very
lengthy dispute, in front OF the Mcclure
House, about midnight last night over q
game of billiards. Their wrsngle awoke
about half the guests in the hotel.
The people of the East End will be
pleased to hear that Mr.. Chris. Floto, l02
Sixteenth street, has opened his ice cream
saloon, where he will be glad to see all his
old customers, as well as many new ones.
The Deekers ended their engagement a
the Chapliue street rink last night to a gooc
house. This is certainly one OF the grand
est attractions in the country, and the man
ayers deserve credit for their appearance
here.
A SMALL son Of Charles Zoeckler, during
the progress OF the FIRE at Fulton, yesterday
got into a meat shop and in some manner
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meat chopper, which would have soon
caused his death, had not his father come
to his rescue.
Ar the Knights Of St. George carnival
and drill tonight the most graceful gentle
mar skater will be presented with a hand
some gold badge, the most graceful lady
skater with a beautiful silver cup, and the
best child skater with q pretty and sppro
pirate prize.
The members of the "trsmping frstern.
ity," who rest their weary frames on the
elegant swan,down cushions and luxurious
Turkish divans, have taken the Court
House yard for q promenade, and they may
be seen these fine evenings siring1them
selves in great shape.
The ever popular Owl social will give a
grand picnic and festival at Seibert's Gar
den, May 7. The following gentlemen com
pose the committee in charge: Fl. C. Bark,
ley, Otto Schenck, Chas. Schempf, Joseph
Heater, Frank Rohbrecht, George Scheme.
berger and Ed. MCGOWAN.
The great a C between Jesse Burkett,
Of this city, and Jacob Thompson, champion
skater of ~Steubenville, will take place to.
morrow night at the Chspline street rink
The Abner 0'Neal has been chartered by
the S~teubenvillisns, and will bring down
about three hundred people. This will be
quite an interesting event.
Bon GRANT was scooped in on Tuesday
and was fined yesterday morning at Police
Court $40 and costs for keeping q gaming
house. Now it remains a question whsl
will be done with the gambling utensils
found on the premises of Bob's gaming
shop. They are claimed for debt by Con
stable Lauchlin and it is asserted that the
Mayor intends to destroy them.
An interesting case was to have been
tried before Squire Buchanan yesterday at
Fulton, but it was compromised before he
got there by the defendant paying the costs
Il seems that some time ago q child of Me-.
STEMS was bitten BY q dog belonging to
Lawrence Heller. The suit grew out Of
this, and innumersble witnesses were sum
monsd and q great time was expected,
when the affair resulted as above stated.
After the compromise was effected, sll the
parties turned in and had q good time.