Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-03
Brrs or NEWS,
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HE trials and tribulations of skating
INK manager are great-very great
Crowley, the prize fighter in the custody
Of the Brooke county authorities, is said to
be very low.
The Capital rnk will be sold on Satur-
day, May 9th, BY Auetioneer Haller, at the
front door of the Court House.
Tux Park opens to-day for the season
with grand concert by the Opera House
orchestra. Go out and enjoy yourself
THE Equine Paradox will arrive this
morning in q special car, and will be run
out on the vacant lot south of the Capital.
YESTERDAY was pay day at Hobbs
Brockunier L Co.'S glass works, and the
boys were made happy by good, large
pay.
IT'S said that the managers Of the Alham-
bra Palace Rink will offer championship
medal in the near future for the best fancy
and trick skater.
THE Belmont mill is very short Of steel
and will be compelled to lay of sooR il the
Bellaire steel plant does not resume opera
tons at an early day.
Mr.. ArGUsT MILLER, the well-knoTn
salconist and man possessed OF host OF
warm friends in this city, died at his resi-
denee yesterday morning.
The case of Ed Webster, charged with
grand larceny in stealing watch, is set for
Monday in the Circuit Court, and John
Blsttners case for Thursday.
THE Young Peoples Mutual Improve
ment Society of the Disciples Church con-
templates giving q stereopucon exhibition
on Thursday evening, May 2lst
KRAMER will continue to furnish the
music at the Chsphne Street rink every
evening. The floor is one Of the finest in
the city and everybody is delighted with It.
SERVICES will be held a: the English
Lutheran Church on Sixteenth street. at
! 1890 q. m. aud 100 m. Preaching By
Rev. F. Fl. Dornblaser. Sunday school 81
p. m.
CRYSTAL Fountain Lodge Of Good Tenn
| plsrs has moved its quarters from Peter,
sons hall to the Baptist church, and will
hereafter hold regular Tuesday evening
meetings.
A HEAVY sheet roll was broken in the
| Crescent mill on Friday last, and it will be
several DAYS before it can be replaced. A
! boy was the cause OF the break, and he has
no JOB now.
The business on the Citizens line was SO
brisk yesterday afternoon that horse was
kept at the corner Of Market and Twenty
second streets to help up the grade on the
latter street.
The handsome prizes to be given away
by the managers Of the Chspline stree;
rink now on exhibition at Dillons, Franz
helm 8 and Menders, are attracting agrea
deal of attention.
The Arion Singing Society will give an
other ofits delightful concerts aud balls or
Wednesday evening next, May 9Th. 1t viii
undoubtedly be an enjoyable affair, as events
OF this kind given by the AriOn always are
The Council Committee on Ordinances
met at the City Building last night, anC
blocked out the new loan ordinance. The
proposed ordinance will come up in Coun
Gil Tuesday night for discussion and amend
ment,
THE Amslgamated Association is hard a.
work making preparations tor the annual
picnic at Beaver in June. A large sum has
! been expended in fitting no and improving
the grounds, sad the affair, it is thought
will exceed any previous effort in this line
JurGE JEFrERs, of The Municipal Court
Yesterday morning received telegram say
ing that his father was dying at his home a.
Galhpolis, o. Judge LETTERS al once left
for that place Judge Rogers will preside
on the police side of the court during his
absence.
CoNNoDORE C. W. SEABRIGHT is receiving
b q big boom for member of the Board o
Public Works, to FL the vacancy caused b!
the death of John Butter6eld, Esq. Col
Seabright will make good man for tn
place, as he is q progressive and PoPula
citizen.
IT was rumored that another meeting o
the South End Human Society was he'll
Yesterday, and that new member Wa
taken in. To become member Of thl
society, candidate is compelled to tell
story that will paralyze the whole body TO
one minute by the watch.
The Wheeling Pottery shut down yester
dsY, it is said Tor an indefinite period, a
orders are slack at present and the stock
ACCOMPLISHING too rapidly. This will thro.
a number Of men out of employment but
is hoped a resumption of the works will oc
cur at an early day.
Mrs GUBEST, mother Of the late siste
Vary Agr> ~ at Mt de Chantal Frids
ard wa "a y cole 'terdsy IN the ceueter
altacheoa An anGnyent grounds. Decesse
. Was % Sg.rs old, and had made her res
dence at the Mount for eight FEARS pas
coming from Philadelphia.
VIZ much regret to announce the dealt
. lust before midnight last night, of Nannl
b L Digby, the infant daughter Of George
l. and Mamie NJ. Digby, of the Seyenl
ward. TIE REGISTER, in common with Il
MANY friends Ct the bereayed young coupl
extend hesrtEelt sympathy.
ALBERT KLISxLER, q workman in Il
B. 4 o. shops, Yesterday morning had Il
misfortune TO accidentally let bar OF ire
2 fall On one of his feet, breaking the 70
bone. Dr. Billiard was called and renders
- the necessary surgical aid. The inJur'
man will not be able to work for some tim
The AIhambrs Palace rink was pack
: Yesterday afternoon with big children, hit
children, old children and young childre
and as all appeared to thoroughly enjoy t
pleasant and healthful amusement 1t is hs
TO tell who had the best .time-the old
young folks The popularity of that e
= CANT skating resort is something wondertl
and the attendance is constantly incret
ing.
NV Swiss Flouncings and Embroidered
ST Geo. NJ Shook 4 Co.
y REYMASN Brewing Co.'S second and la
Al Book Beer of this season will be on draug
at all principal saloons OF Wheeling a
= vicinity Monday next, May 18th.
" CHASrlLLY Flouncings and Laces. CT
n. Shook & Co.
PERSONAL POINTS.
- HyI, In urftaa and the Col