Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-13
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Of Belmont boilers had been discharges.
Tx ETks propose 10 have . grand time
At the Capitol Rink on February 18th.
THEKE were two iueipient 6res in the
Sixth ward Yesterday, but no alarms were
sent in.
JrnGIxG from the number of drummers
in town, ore would imagine that business
Was booming.
ErGSSE, the youngest son OF Robert
Wells. Esq. Of the South Side, Is quite sick
a. his father residence.
Tue gas lamp on Seventeenth street, be-
tween Wood and heCollOeh streets, has not
been lighted for some time.
F.W. BAUNER, the music desler, has had
his building papered and painted from top
to bottom 1t presents very fine appear
ance.
Miss KATIE MICHAELS wss tripped By
small boy at the ChApline street rink, yes
terdsy afternoon, and hsd her arm seriously
sprained.
The skating Kinks are knocking the
different ball clubs, as several OF the dances
given lately not take in enough money TO
pay expenses.
AxUNBEE Of urchias improvised roller
skating rink out Of HoEeHs old marble
shop, over the creek, yesterday, and en-
loved themselves hugely.
THE list Of invited guests for the benefit
ball 10 be given by the Benevolent Order OF
Els will be on exhibition at Banner $
music store Saturday morning,
The blacksmith, who was burned some
tine ago at the Riverside mill, was yester-
day presented with $50 BY the nailers Of the
mill. This was = very charitable act.
W. II. DANIELS, the celebrated roller
skater, will give an exhibition of his skill at
the Chaphae street rink tonight and to-
morrow night and also at tomorrow mat
iree.
W. Fl. DANIELS, the celebrated roller
skater. Will give an exhibition Of his skill at
the Chsphne street rink tonight and to
morrow night, and also at TO morrows mat
inee.
TUESDAY last occurred the marriage OF
Mr.. Thomas Doyle aud Miss Mary o Malley,
q popular Young lady of the South Side.
Rev Father NcElGgott performed the
ceremony.
MEssRs. Charles Bipgell, Coroner Vim.
Schultz and Vim. Hirshman we're the floor
managers at the Mozart ball, at Westwood s
Hall, Wednesday night and they made
good ones.
II is reported that the ice in the river near
Marietta is gorged and the back water flood.
ing the bottoms Unless the ice is forced
out soon It Is feared thAt-A-Peftfou OF
MaEiettsSiTI be flooded. !
GERNASIA LoBGE No :. X. Of p, vi
celebrate their fourteenth anniversa-rf
giving 3 grand ball At Beethoven II Ill n
evening. The Opera House orchestra ~
be in attendance. =
SO4E very fine skating was den At 10.
Cspitol INK, last evening By Mr Daniel
who represents the Fsnton roller skate
He IS the most graceful skater that has been
seen in Wheeling
The YoHpg Peoples Society, of the Eng,
Tsh Lutheran Sunday School. viii give an
entertainment Tuesday, the 18th inst. Ii
viii no doubt be an enjoyable affair and
should be well attended.
". II. DANIELS, VINO is to give exhibi-
tons of fancy skating at the Chapline street
rink this evening and tomorrow, holds the
championship medals Of three States-0hio
Iowa and Michigan. Go and see him.
The Starlight Social masquerade ball at
Arion Hall last night was one of the biggest
things Of the season aud a great success.
This was due to the efficient committees in
charge Billy Mayors orchestra made the
music.
IT was reported yesterday evening, that
Ollie Defenbsugh, who lives on Seven
teenth street, this city. had been shot by an
unknown party at the Laughin Mill, Mar,
tins Ferry, but nothing could be learned Of
q definite character in regard TO the mat
ter.
MR. ". Il. DANIELS, who holds the
championship badges Of the States OF Ohio.
Iowa and Michigan. torAhe finest and mos
graceful roller skating, has been secured by
/ the management Of the Chapline street
rink, 10 give exhibitions Of fancy skating at
/ that popular resort on Friday and Satu7.
! day evenings. and Saturday mstinee.
THE members Of the Board OF Commits,
sioners, as q committee on the whole, went
out to the Poor House Wednesday, and en-
amiped the proposed sites for a bridge on
| Big Wheeling creek, petitioued for by A. H
| Pate rson and others. What the outcome
/ of tie examination was cannot be ascertain,
1 ed until the committee makes its report to
1 the Board.
b The stockholders Of the North Wheeling
rink met last evening and awarded the con-
tract for building their rink to Messrs. c.
| Hanes 4 Co This rink is to be situated
on the corner Of Fifth and Main streets.
| The foor is to be Of maple set on edge, and
the wood will be bent at the turns. The
| size Of the building will be l20x64 feet.
! Work was commenced on the foundation
yesterday, and will be completed in about
/ two weeks.
The carnival and tournament which takes
place at the Capitol rink this evening will
| be grand affair. Four hundred persons
are expected to take part, in fanc,lul cos,
| tunes, representing historical characters
/ and characters from Shakespeare and other
great auincrs This will certainly be an
/ interesting sight, and will, no doubt. BE-
Witnessed BY large number Of people.
Only those holding invitations and COS
tuned viii be allowed 20 participate.
The benevolent and protective order Of
\ Elks will give their first ball at the Capitol
rink on Tuesday evening, February L. The
Grst ball Of the social since its organization,
and the names Of the gentlemen on the
committee Of arrangements is a sufficient
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and conclusion Of the FIRST event Of the kind
among the Elks Of this city. The proceeds
are for benevolent purposes and they hope
for q full turnout Of their friends. The
Opera House orchestra will play.
Campaign accident Recalled.
Mr.. N. J. 0'Brieu, Of Charleston, arrived
in the city yesterday. Rumor has it, his
fences are in good condition for inspector
Of steamboat boilers in his district. He
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