Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-16
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Picked Up Here and There By Register
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Picked Up Here and There By Register
OSE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
Tbs Committee on Scales met last even.
ing.
Tbs third issue of the Boycotter was out
yesterday.
THERE was lots Of fuss and getting ready
yesterday, but not much ram.
A LERGE force of men is at work clean
ing the sewer on La Belle avenue.
ANDY HAwIG won the picture ratified of
at Louis Schvslb's last night. The Iucsy
number was 95.
In the Supreme Court, this afternoon,
argument Of counsel will be heard in the
John Mooney Gaze.
Times at headquarters at 2 o'clock this
morning indicate whitewash at police
court this morning.
The regular monthly meeting of the
tomorrow afternoon.
FRESH young men and boys should be
careful about using bad language in
the street cars, or they may get into trouble.
A PLEASANT surprise party was rendered
Mis- Mollie Smith at the residence Of her
aunt, corner Eighteenth and Jacob streets,
last evening.
VS. call attention to the advertisement o.
the Board Of Public Works in another col.
umn. Those living along the brick paved
-eeir are particularly interested.
MIS-. WM ALLEN, of the South End, on
Saturday received check for $4,000 from
the La Belle Lodge No. :, A. o. U. W., Of
which her deceased husband was mem
Der.
HENRY WAGNER was before Justic Peter
man yesterday on q charge of tornication,
preferred BY his father. he was placed
under bond Of 800 to keep the peace for
one year.
JACOB REED, who won first place in the
foot race at the picnic last Saturday on the
New Far Grounds, states that he only re-
ceived 81 instead Of $40, as was agreed ne
was to receive.
PRoF. F. II. CRAGo left for Chicago last
evening to attend the fourth Annual Con-
sress Of the National Union, which meets
there to-day. Prof. Crsgo goes as Senator
Elect from this district.
A NUMBER Of the young friends of Mollie
Smith, OF Eighteenth street, last night ten
dered her a pleasant surprise at her home.
About twenty couples we're present who en-
ioyed the evening in delightful manner.
THOMAS STEELE, OF WsynesOurg, and
Robt. Miller, of the South Side will skate
two mile dash at the ALEXANDRA Palace
rink on Thursday evening. Both boys are
flyers and the race will no doubt be close.
A PICNIC will be given on Saturday next
by the Sunday school of the Wesley NJ. h
Chapel. They will go down on the B. X 0
to the Moundsvills Camp grolnds, and will
have the benefit of the new switch which
runs directly to the grounds.
To.pAY at Siebert's garden ours
the anniversary picnic of the German Work
ingmen's Beneficial Society. A large crowd
will no doubt be in attendance aud good
time is anticipated. The full Opera House
orchestra will make music for the occasion.
The heavy gust of wind which struck THE
city about haltpast three yesterday after
noon caught the contents oil feather bed
which had been spread upon a roof near
Market and Twelfth streets, and in
about minute those feathers were dis.
uibuted over fifty acres Of ground.
ABOUT quarter to two this morning
loud report was heard near the corner OF
Sixteenth and Market streets. The origin
Of the shot for a long time batlled the
reporters, but at last it was ascertsined that
some practical joker had plsced large
cannon cracker on the Sidewalk, fired the
fuse and skipped.
YESTERDAY afternoon at 40 Mr.. Anton
Reymsnn and family left via the Pewiky
road for Pittsburgh and New York, where
they will take steamer for Bremen. The
party was accompanied to the depot by a
large number of friends and several neat
little farewell speeches were made before
the train pulled out. Mr.. Rsymann will be
absent about four months.