Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-24
BIT5 OF NEWS,

BIS SE GE We
Picked Up Here snd ThSss Is Register
Reporters.
Two plain DRINKS were run in last night.
Tuls morning at l o'clock the river was
ten feet and stationary.
THERE will be bsptising at the First
Baptist Church tonight.
CHARLES MUrH, a well known butcher OF
Fulton, died this morning at lilo.
The "Montezuma company will leave
this afternoon for Charleston, W. Va.
A NUMBER Of employees Of Augustus Pol
lacks cigar factory resumed work yesieF
day.
THg Busy Bee mite society had a meet
ing last night which was CT the most ENJOY
a6lo and pleasant character.
AVERY Interesting letter from Mounds
vile was crowded out OF today paper for
want Of space. It will appear in tc.mor-
row issue.
MRs GARRISON, g widow Lady living on
Coal street. in North Wheeling, was
knocked over yesterday by q sleigh and
her left hip was dislocated.
CHARLEY Bates. u we'll known tobacco
man from Cincinnati, received a telegram
vest rday thst his twelve year old sou had
been drowned. He LET! Tor his home I'M
~mediGtely.
TIE Italian coufsctiouer ust above the
Opera House met with quite L loss yester,
dav evening. A Eighty canine Jumped
through a large pane OF glas5 IN one oi ns
front windows.
FRIDAY moraing O car run oil Bloch
Bros switch where it crosses Jacob street
|, came near running into Mr., Louis
Fubrs baker, but fortunately was stopped
before any damage was done.
GguRGE A. HEss. the butcher on Seven
tenth street, got q letter Yesterday By mis-
take, which it is thought belongs TO q man
of the same name in the Eighth ward.
The owner can get it by calling at police
headquarters.
ALI of the old volunteer hremen are re-
uues,ed to meet at the Second ward mar
ket hall next Wednesday evening, the 9th
inst for the purpose of making arrange
ments for the celebration OF Washington :
birthday in February.
A SKATING race was arranged last night
between Major Henry, Of the North End
Rink, and Fulmar, OF the Chapline Street
Rink, to be sbated at the latter rink EcXt
Saturday night. These ;wo are the email
est racers in the city.
G. L. Craumer yesterday qualified rs
executor ct the last will and testament OF
4. A. Merriam, deceased. Bond $1,000.
T.. T. Zane surety. lie also qualified as
curator Of the estate. Boud $1,000, with
Z. Z. Zsue as surety.
NEws. AGENTS along the b o. railroad
who have ordered extra copies of the Svy.
DAY REGISTER late on Saturday will have
10 put up with the main sheet, So the sup,
element was printed before thiir orders
arrived. Il contains oil the news, how
ever.
MG SIHpsox, a Nj. Olive miIkman, WAS
riding in a carriage on Chnpline street,
accompanied by his wife, last Friday night,
when o elsigh 10 which four horses were
attached run against the carriage, upset.
ting it and throwing both out, hurting
them badly.
PHILIP PHILLIgs, the famous evangelical
singer. = i'll be at the Fourth street " f..
church tomorrow snd Tueaday evening,
commencing at : o'clock. He will take
the audience a trip around the world, in O
chariot of sorg, illustrated with large lime
light scrres Over 500 different views
will be given and the entertainment will
be one that no o should miss. II Is
said his closing song il worth the price Of
admission.
MEssERs. ESTLER \ ROSE, managers o!
the Chapline Street Rink, have decided to
give several amateur running contests be.
tore taking up the track in the rink. Those
wishing to skate can do so while the races
are in progress. 4 running race will
take place tomorrow night that will be
very interesting as it is open to all anna.
tours. A sack race will also take place
once around the track. The Chicago
Polo Club will play the Caapline Street
Club Oh Wednesday, and THURSDAY even
irgs.
A MEETING Of the A. and 3. teachers Of
our schools was held OF Washington schco!
on Friday ait-rnoon. At 3 previous meet
in papers were read By several Of these
teachers on subjects pertaining TO tDeir
work, aGd quite a number ofqQeries gre
septed Most Of these were discussed On
Friday. 7. E Orr, superintendent Of the
Bridgeport schools, dselt at length IN Pr
mary History, ard Major Lee, OF the Lius:
Il Institute. on spelling These addresses
were very interesting, and doubtless prof,
able TO the teachers. Al were vel
pleased.