Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-14
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Reporter.

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Reporters.
Two marriage licenses were Issued
yesterday.
PomcE CorRr was q whitesash ysster-
cay morning.
ONE deed Of trust WAS admitted to
record yesterday.
GENERAL BONNIE, the skating pony al
the Chspline street rink tonight.
A HORSE valued at $500. belonging to
he La Belle company, died few days
ago.
The Board of Commissioners will NEE.
odsy as q Board of Equalization and
Appeals.
JUsrIcE ARKLg last evening committed
James Wilson to Jail to await the result OF
an inquiry as to his sanity.
some ofthe citizens Of the Eighth ward
are complaining about their neighborS not
removing the Snow from their pavements.
Tue splendid s!eighing brought out
a large number Of flyers yesterday after,
noon and last evening the air being vocal
with the juggling bells until quite a late
| hour.
TuE only arrest made last night was
| that OF Ed. Fritz, on warrant sworn out
by bis wife for alleged beating and NAL,
treatment. The hearing OF the case will
occur this morning.
A LADY fell yesterday on the ice in front
Of Colemau's drug store, on Chap'lne
street, and i; was thought for time that
she had hurt herself seriously, bat tortu'
nately she soon recovered.
As the weather moderG;es business
ouickeas. Let it moderate, if you please,
Mr.. Weather Clerk, but avoid predicting
warm local rains for the Lower Lake
Region and the Ohio Valley.
Miss LAURA CONNER. of Chapline street,
gave party last night 10 some friends, at
TIE residence Of her father. Dancing was
engaged in until q late hour, when refresh
rnents were served in fitting style.
YESTERDAY afternoon Charley Rose ere
atei something OF o sensation by visiting a
number of the hotels business houses and
restaurants with the sksnUg pony General
Bonnie the couple attracting universal
attention. Charley and his horse trotted
ilto the rotunda Of the Mcclure about halt
past four, and after holding 4 shors leyee,
started out for tour OF the town, and had
quite q time all by themselves. This horse
viii appear at the Chaphrc Street rink to.
righi, and all the town will be there to see
hin
Tug race tonight at the Capitol rink
bids fair TO be one OF the most exciting Of
tie season. The managers Of thst rink
have met with more than usual success in
supplying the public with exciting skatorial
contests. The one booked for tonight is
between Charles Rose, of Wel!sville, ana
Burkett Both have beaten Delaney OF
East Liverpool, and other distinguished
skaters. The money put up is fifty dollars
a side and the one gaining two heats out
of three gets the race. The affair will De
a treat to all who love 10 see last skating.
The race last night at the ChapIine
street rink between Gilho0ley, OF Wheeling
and Worley, OF Bridgeport was one OF the
most exciting of the winter. At 10 time
in any lap were the contestants more than
three feet apart The ladies stood up and
waived their handkerchisfs, aud the gentle
men cheered their man when he took the
lead The first heat was won by Gi!hooley
At the fifteenth lap OF the second heat
Worley claimed foul and the heat was
giyen TO him. At the end Of the third
heat GiIbooley came out Just little ahead
and ne was pronounced winuer.
The boys took lower Main street yss.er
dey afternoon to speed their cutters They
we,e having splendid time until SOME
one telephoued for an officer to hurry down
or there would be somebody killed aud sew.
eral suits for damages. When the blue
coat arrived only one lone sleigh out ofthe
qusrtette Of flyers moment before was
visible, aud the horse attached 10 that was
in walk. The municipal dgnitary ad
monished the driver not to break the law,
while the numerous muscular clerks who
had been attracted outside the stores,
laughed bo,steroas laugh at the blue
coats expense.