Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-05
BITS OF NEWS,
Picked Up Here and There W Hosislor
Reporters.

Picked Up Here and There W Hosis'or
Reporters.
OSs marriage license Was issued yes
terdaY.
OSE deeds OF trust WAS admitted to
record yesterday
TuE Capital rink carnival has been post
poned until Friday.
En-. HANEs' little daughter tel yester-
day and seriously injured her right arm.
4 TRAVELLING German band furnished
street music for the Eighth ward yester-
day.
The Womens Society of ST. Pauls
church has elected officers tor the ensuing
year.
JOE BALzGR, the popular restaurant man
has closed up his business preparatory to
removing to the West
THE report that Harry McKown fell in
the Chapline Street rink and fractured his
leg is, We learn, untrue.
Il. f. BEHRENs will soon remove his
grocery 10 Westwoods building, a: corner
OF Thirty.eighlh and Jacob streets.
WARRANTS were issued for Sam Jones
and William Cross, yesterday for fighting
on the Arlington corner, Sunday morning.
BIZ the advertising columnit viii be- seen
that some one took Mr. c. A. SchReter's UNI
brella by mistake from Judge Jacobs
room, yesterday.
THE regular monthly meeting of the
Womens Jniou Benevolent Society will
be held 81 the Y. NJ. C. A. building to.mor-
row afternoon.
ApOUT o'clock yesterday morning sew
eral sbots were fired near the postotiiCe.
The police fastened to the scene, but no
one could be found.
TIE regular monthly meeting OF the
Young Mems Democratic Club was held
at the club room last evening. There was
large attendance.
TuE Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly only meets every two weeks nov,
instead OF weekly. This arrangement will
last during the bad weather, at least.
The civil suit Of c. A. Schaeter vs.
Fergus Whslly, appeal from Squire Ankle,
was heard before Judge Jacob Yesterday.
The jury found for the plaintiff.
The following letters remain uncalled
for a. the postotice: l.. G. Beers, Miss c
NJ. B., W. o Banack, r NJ He,ndon, W.
r. Harris, Charlie Weber, E. L. Abrams.
ABOUT midnight lsst night Officers Dun
lrp and Watson raided the house OF i'll
fame at $50 Market street, kept By Nellie
Marian. aud captured the Madame and
two girls They furnished the security
demanded and we're released.
JOIN DENVER, the man who attempted
to empty his revolver in a South Side fight
the other day, was fined So and costs in
Police Court, yesterday morning. Chipsoe,
the man who knocked the driver of wag-
on into the street for refusing to allow him
to ride, go, the came penalty.
/ Mas WILLIAM RICHARDSON, a most es.
Unable Island lady, died at the residence
of her husband, on South Huron street, at
midnight last night. The sad event will
be regretted by host OF warm friends in
the Seventh ward and throughout the city.
The race between Henry Fulmsr and
John Watson, at the Chsphue street rink,
Thursday evening, will be an exciting
event. Both contestants are ten year old
boys, with more ability on rollers than
would be looked for at their age.
A DOG belonging to Patrick Murphy bit
u little girl in South Wheeling yesterday
Policeman Jacob GyUher decided to kill
the vicious canine, whereupon he cou-
menced shooting at him. His cauineship
received eleven shots before he could be
persuaded TO die.
MEs.Rs. ESTLER n Ross, OF the Chap
line street rink, have secured ovel sttraC-
ton for next week it being nothing less
than pony which disports itself on rollers
with the skill Of an expert This horse IS
genuine curiosity and will create sen.
sation.
The Burkett. Falkensteiu race at the
Capitol rink, on Thursday evening, will be
a three mile straiRht,away dash, and will
decide the long contest for supremacy be
tween these two men. Each has nov two
victories to his credit, and the coming race
will be decisive.
A HORSE belonging to + kraus. of Mar,
tins Ferry, yesterday became frightened
on Main street, at the B. Il Q. freight de.
pot while attached to a carriage, and
started up the street at rapid speed.
Arriving at Fourteenth street the carriage
struck telegraph pole with such force
that the harness broke and the horse was
set tree. Happily no one was hurt