Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-22
BIS Of NEWS.
Picked Up Hero and Tners - NsEis'
Reporters.

Picked Up Here and Tnsrs - NsE's'
Reporters.
CLro tonight.
OyE deed Of true; was admitted TO record
yesterday.
/ BvEEETT will skate Rose at WellsyiIIe,
/ o, Saturday night,
Two DRINKS occupied the attention OF
His Honor yesterday morning.
The Favorites will give stating and
dancing carnival at the North End rink
tonight,
/ A FINE oil portrait Of MIR. Theodore
/ PhinneYs daughter is ca exhibition at
| Dillon jewelry store
| The coopers at the North End shops are
working only about three days per week,
bat they expsc; TO make fell time shortly
| Mrs. SEABRIGnT, mother Of Mr. H. Sea.
/ bright, OF the Eighth ward, accidentally fell
in her room yesterday and broke her lett
/ arm.
I JUsTlCE ARELE lasteveHing sent Francis
/ Gordon 10 Jail in default OF 5000 for steal
/ ing pair Of trousers from Brilles clothing
store.
TuE newly organized Steel Wire Nail
Association, composed of twenty large
/ firms, have advanced the card rate ceLtS
al around.
/ Az old gentleman, whose raua could
not be learned, received severe injuries
from fail o: the head of Ninth street.
yesterday mGrning.
| The two-mile dash at the Capitol Riok
last night between Fa!kenstein and Bur
kett was won by FalkeDsein by half lap.
/ One CT the axles in Barketts skates was
badly bent
| SUIT. JAMES MALoyEY, OF the workhouss,
while stripping the dirt and base rock out
of the quarry, for the purpose Of getting
out limestone, gtruck small vein OF coal
which be is making good use Of.
NErTIE Fairs, who was huIt By o fall at
the Fourth ward school on Wednesday,was
able to set Up yesterday snd will be il
school in o day or two, her Injuries not be.
ing so serious as at frs: supposed.
/ Nix AUGCsTUs PoLLACE has notified all
the married men and those who have
mothers and sisters to support, in his en-
ploy, that the factory will 90 on Monday
next. This is good ueTs for quite num-
Der Of workmen.
/ On and after the 9Th the B * o. will
/ put on a new train from this city 10 Cam
| bridge, leaving here at 7 o'clock in the
morning and connecting with the marrow
gauge for ST. Clairsvlle.
IT is understood that Col Hugh Sterling
has offered TO donate twenty acres Of land
on the Ohio river, one mile below Rush
Run, on the Cleveland L Pittsburg rosd,
to any nail company that will PIT up u
/ factory on It,
/ The local lodge Ct Elks vii! give its
first social session Of the present year at
Odd Fellows Hall on the 9th inst, at 3
o'clock. Big preparations are being made
by the members, and the affair promises TO
De one ofthe most enjoyable of the Eeason.
Mss LIZZIE BoSENBERGER was rendered
q pleasant surprise party by number OF
friends ct her home on South Main street
Wednesday evening. An appetizlng sup
per was served aud the company spent a
pleasant evening in dancing and other
amusements.
TOMORROW night there will be conso
lation purse at the Chapline street rink for
amateurs of three miles for a purse Of s.,
50 TO the first and 81 to the second The
race is open to Martin Ferry, Bridgeport
Bellsire and Wheeling. Entries will close
at the rink at 7 o clock pm.
JUsrICE CALDWELL yesterday committed
Albert Miller, colOred, 10 iail in default OF
$50 bail, for stealing a sum Of money from
Harry Exley, There is another warrant
out for Miller, issued by Justice Peterman,
charging him with the larceny OF an over
coat from man named Jackson.
MISS JESSIE LAFoNE who is to appear ct
the ALEXANDRA rink to day and tomorrow,
is certainly one Of the greatest gksiorial
artists ever appearing in this city. he-
sides being possessed OF exceptional skill,
she wears some very costly and handsome
costumes, Go and see her by all means.
Is the amatuer FIVE mile race between
seven contestants at the ChsPliue stree,
rink, John Daley came in ahead last eve
nirg, making the FIVE miles in S4f min
utes. This gives one heat to Daley and
one to Henry Bachman. The race will be
decided tonight il either of these contest
ants win. The race was very exciting ard
attracted quite large crowd.
IT is understood that the members OF tie
old volunteer fire department, which was
| in existence years Ogo, are to meet at an
early day and make arrangements 10 celo-
brate Wsshingtons birthday in February.
/ They think Of having parade and end up
| in the evening with a ball. Messrs. B.
Bayless, Geo. Philip9, VIM. IT, Cots, 7.
I. Cocksyne and others have the matter
in charge.
/ Mss MEHoLLINs elocution c'ass, com.
posed Of q number OF young ladies, will
/ give a private entertainment at the Third
wayd school building next Friday evening,
January 20. The programme consiss Of
number Of tablesux and recitaiione,
some OF the later being to introduce or
illustrate the tableaux. Il will undOubteG.
ly be an artistic affair and one to redec:
credit upon 90 b teacher and pupil
Is the six days walking contest at the |
Chspline street rink The score at midnight |
sst night stood, Herty 2O5 and II laps
Hegelmsu 2yG miles and II laps. Both !
men are in good condition and will at,
tempt to make - miles to-day. Mr.. Herty
received three preseats yesterday. On the !
completion Of his 20Oth mile he received a
hat from Dinger Bros a silk handkerchief
and boquet Of flowers. A great many
ladies were present during the day and
evening.
tbs following pedestrians have entered
for three days contest at the Capitol
Rink, February 1 and g. Easter Brandt,
Martins Ferry; n. I. Majors and vii.
liam Gsllaher, Bellaire Jacob Reid, North
Wheeling, and Charles Allen, John Gro
CHAN aud Patrick Corners, OF the Sixth
ward. The race will De for 90 per cent
Of tbs gross receipts divided between the
first four men coming in and will last
twelve hours each day, Entries will close
on Monday February ist, and may be
made at the rink or at Gavins saloon,
1880 Market street
THE Gold Medal Coffee at Bshrens'
stores is as fne as Jaws and 10, q pound ,
cheaper.