Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-13
NIKE.

Yesterday wG4 a very unict day in Bel
iaire. The iirst day Gi the week Ia usually
4 lonesome DAY, but ) esterday was so still
and quiet as to he remarkable. just now
q goui percentage OF our people are cut OF
town on vacation tIip5 and those at home
are not disposed TO make much fuss. A
very little thing will draw attention IN q
quiet Sunday, and IN occasional passing
buggy OF u bicycle lent some animation to
the scene. The corner loafsr porched him
s.ltln some quiet place out of the sun and
while killing mosquitoes and slapping at
lilies managed to keep awake. Quiet ?
We'll. yes, we rhould say il was.
The gang Of glassw0rkers which went to
FindlaY about a week ago must have had
4 glorious time from reports. When the
crowd struck Findlay ample lodgings
could not be found, 90 ahCuL thirty-iive Of
the boys concluded to try sleeping in one
room, on about a dozen ticks Of straw and
pillows the worse from use. OF coarse it
VIVA only an "a experiment. There was no
one allowed to rePoso that night even if
enough room could have been ionnd to lay
down. Some of the gang were more happy
than the rest and len, their voices IN
strains moro emphatic than elegant.
Stories were told hy not a few until =
o'clock in the morning, when the
new Corners were startled with It
rIy from without. One iudlvid-
ual with considerable cunning,
shouted Boys, the house IL surrounded
nv cops and we are to he arrested for dis
turblDg the peace" TIE faces of thirty.
one individuals assumed n startled look
and everybody was quiet for . moment.
All at 0ace the same voice on the pave
mcnt yelled out: Il vant to 20 to bed. "
The gang recognized the tones Of a Eel
low ~giasswntker, and almost In a twink
ling u DEE 20 straw ticks we're dumped out
the window to the poor suffering creature
and he Wa told To make himscli comfort.
able IA the ytiteI. Oh, yea, the hoys had
a good time aul some If them have been
emitting suCh cApar7 that their nerves will
u0f allow JEem TO work Tor a couple oi
wcchr.
VIII Thompson, the plumber at the Nail
Works had h,s thumb cut so badly yes
tCrd " that 1t had TO he ampututcl.
John A Gallaer aud family have left
on an ESteTn trip for three weeks.
\ petition Was presented TO the mcr-
chants Saturday by Fred. Elerle on which
Council WAS asked to take steps toward
joining the paved streees OF Noble and
Tel mont.
There will he no service or Sunday
school in the Episcopal church until Sep.
trmber Pad and which time Rev. w. s..
Campbell will be home.
A big crowd went out to Noonan's and
Burr's MILL yesterday morning on the
fast line AT 1890.
A huuch-back individual was 30 full
saturday night that he was arrested.
There was a small row in the Fourth
ward Saturday night, One of the partlCI-
pants was arrested.
A small stand il being erected under the
B. y q. bridge piers on Union street.
Turn ont at the Street Fair meeting at
City Hall this evening.
Lemuel Perry asks rs 10 call a meeting
of the colOred voters for Tuesday evening
in City Hall, 70 organise a Republican club.
George Lauer, Of Cincinnati is here
making arrangements to have a new patent
glass door knob manufactured. The glass
knobs are expected TO he fancy in design
and do away with the expensive knobs
that need polishing.