Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-25
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PencIlings OF Brief Items Of
Interest.
ONE marriage license was issued yesOer-
day. -
Great game of bali to-day, Admission
% cents.
Smith and Patterson will be the battery
for Wheeling to-day.
Miller will play short for S~teubeuVlue
to-day. Admission % cents.
ONE deed oftrust wa admitted 70 10
cord in Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
WIN. MORROW the man who lost his
watch. Thursday, gotit back yesterday "
friend having taken it for safe Keeping
Joseph sPIEDEL & Co. gave away an
;,nwaDse amount of their Ohio Valley col
fee ~ the soldiers reunion. Everybody
drank il and everybody liked 1t.
Msssrs. Ed. ODonnell and Fred happy
will start ten Carrier pigeons trom speluei
& Co.'S, establishment on Man, stree'
this morning, destined to Pittsburg.
Miss BIRD HARRISON, of Piedmont,
who ia visiting Mrs. Seneca Norton, pos
sesses a beautiful voice and will sing al
81 Matthew'S p. E. Church tomorrow.
The West Virginia Natural Gas Compa-
nv completed its line across the river u
the Island Yesterday, and will shortly
send gas blowing through the mains on inc
Garden Spot.
FRANK MCCORMACK of Wellsburg, VINO
knocked George Price of Wellsburg down
and heat him, on the wharf THURSDAY
evening. was fined S. and costs IN ponce
court yesterday morning.
PRoF. Joe KRAMER and his band VIII
retnrn home to-day from White sulphur
| Snrinps where they have been playing al
simmer. They will return via the b. q
o. and no doubt many friends Will be n
the depot to greet them
A CROWD of the worst kids in the city
loaf about the entrance and across the stree'
from the Grand Opera House, and use pro
\ fame language and make oeV,
eralof them should be locked up anu
fined. 1t might teach them q lesson.
THE social given for the benefit OF the
Fame street NJ. E. Church Wednesday an0
Thursday evenings, was a success III every
narticular. and the ladies in charge de
serve great credit for the interest mani
tested. The proceeds will net $3.50.
To-MoRRow's issue of the REGISTER
will be an unusually interesting number
Among other good things will be a trst IN
staIlmept of Bret Harte's great story, "Ih'
Story of a Mine" The story Is q literary
event of the first water, and will excite grea
interest.
Miss MARY LOPE, the woman who was
arrested and placed in Jail on a charge o
~Iunacy, some days ago, has returned u
Ohio with her brother, who came aite
her. She says that trouble caused her L
lose her mind for a time, but she Is noN
perfectly a
THE river marks at other places las
evening were, Morgantown, 3teet; Greens
boro. ! feet 6 inches and stationary; VI
CITY. ) inches and stationary; LOrE NO 4
6 feet > inches and falling; Brownsville,
feet 6 inches and stationary; Bice's u
! ing 4 feet 2 inches and falling.
PATRICK CAPPINGER was before Jus
tice Ankle last evening, charged wit
whipping his wife and daughter. lie &c
! kuowledged the fact, and was fined 81
and costs and placed under q bond oil =,
! 10 keep the peace for n year. In delau
of payment he was committed to jail.
: IL bricklayers were to get work ever
! day during the season that they can wor
( at their business Mt 81 per day, they w0ul
make about $50 to $500 per year. Ii
~nripter was to work full time ut 81 cent
per 1000 ems, on either of the mornln
@napers. he would earn from $500 to Sl,OC
nrr wear. And still the rats of No. ~ al
not happy.
5 JOHN EMORY, the man who was fatal
injured at the Top Mill on Wednesda
: was buried yesterday from his late res
depce. He was 4 member OF Company I
= First w. Va. Vol. Infantry, n all u
members OF that command in the cn
tnrned out and attended his funeral IN
body. Wheeling Lodge No. 9, ]. .. U.
= OF which he was a member, also turh'
ont, The funeral was u very large one,