Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-28

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OSE marriage license was issued yestsr-
day.
Look out for thstnnny parade this after
noon.
Two or three DRINKS were run in by the
police last night.
The B. P. o. EIks hold o meeting to-
night at their lodge room.
The exterior walls Of the B. & o. pass
eDger station are being painted.
OFFICER MCNIcHoIs yesterday arrested
Ella Hobbs on the leland for being on the
streets for purposes Of prostitution.
WV. CURRY fell from loaded coal wsg-
on, on Fourteenth street. yesterday
afternoon, sustaining serious injuries.
The members of the Board of Commits
sioners will meet this morning as an audit.
ing committee to look over the monthly
bills.
Iris understood that Mr.. Ebbert, who
has q coal bank at Glenn's Run, yesterday
acceeded 10 the demands Of the miners It
cents per bushel.
By referring to the advertising columns
1t will be seem that the time table on the
Elm Grove railroad will be change on the
let Of November.
A WARRANT was sworn out last evening
for Clara Moss, charging her with selling
LIQUOR without license and keeping house
Of ilLfaue. A couple Of constables made
the raid.
THE hearing Of the charge against the
proprietor of the Dillon Hotel, in Police
Court, tomorrow morning, promises to be
very interesting. About fifty witnesses
have been summoned.
IT is down on the programme that the
Council committee charged with the In
vestigation Of the charges against Mayor
Grub viii meet this evening to compare
notes and make report
| TIE new Secretary of the Gas Works
will be elected some time this week, 1t is
thought, as the President Of the Board
leaves on Sunday for Charleston, as a
Juror in the United States Court, which
meets at that place next week.
CHARLEY SYLvls was before Squire
Caldwell yesterday, charged with stealing q
gold watch and chain from Joseph Burtott
on October 18th. The prisoner was held
IN $500 bail for his appearance on Satur
day, when the examination will be had.
DR.. REED and lady were throm from q
buggy at the corner OF Sixteenth and Nc,
Colloch streets yesterday afternoon. For
tunately neither of the occupants Of tbs
rig were seriously injured. The cause Of
the accident was the horse soaring at a
motor.
MAJOR LONG and Thomas McKeren were
before Justice Davis yesterday charged
with assaulting Noah Habig and throwing
him. into ditch, whereby his leg was
broken. The accused each got $40 and
costs. They gave bond and appealed the
case to court.
SUPERINTENDENT KREIGER, of the Wheel
ing Park, has been elected Vice President
of the West Virginia Floral Society. This
is new institution, the National Society
having organized only last August ia Gin
cinnsti 1t promises to be very important
and extensive affair in a short time.
TONIGHT at the Chapliue Street Rink
Walsh and Gilmore, the renowned bur
lesque and character skaters, will give one
of the most lsughsble and comical exhibit
tons ever witnessed in this popular resort.
Do not fail to 60 as this will be your only
opportunity to zee these celebrated artists
this season. Exhibition at 9:l5.
An empty coal wagon came flying up
Main street yesterday afternoon like a
Kansas cyclone, the motive power being
two frightened horses Luckily nothing
got in their way until they reached Four
teenth street, when a blockade of wagons
hindered their wild career and enabled
several gentlemen to catch them.
In the generation with Custodian
Beach, printed in yesterdays REGISTER, it
was not implied or intended that he in any
way reflected upon the authorities in Wash
ington. Mr.. Beach had no idea he would
be quoted in print, and it is but just to him
to say that, while seeking to reproduce his
ideas in q general way the language
printed was not entirely that used by the
official.
The work Of laying the carpets in the
new City Hall is progressing rapidly under
the supervision of A. C. Slower and W. j.
Flanagan, of Harrington & Co. Yester.
day the floors in the Offices of the City
Clerk and City Receiver were covered, aud
later in the week the carpets in the Coun-
Gil chambers will be put down. Like every,
thing else about the building, the carpets
are Al in quality, and are being put down
in careful manner.