Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-11
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THERE was no attraction at either the
atTe last evening
BASE BALL on the Island this afternoon.
Pittsburg vs. Wheeling.
THERE were bat two cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning.
Two cases was the record at police
heao uarters ct 2O'clock this morning.
JUSTICE GEORGE ARKLE has brought
suit No 8 against the Telephone Company.
SUNDAY SCHOOL teachers meeting will
b. held at the Y. NJ. o. A. building at o
O'Clock this afternoon.
GAIL SoBANsKI, Peter H. Peters and
P. II. T. Muelders, natives Of Germany,
have been admitted to citiz snship IN the
Circuit Court.
SHAW, the great billisrdist, will give sp
exhibition Of billiard playing at the Nc
Lure House this evening. His wife will
also give an exhibition.
Toronto is making an effort to secure
the projected rolling mill and iron
works contemplated by the same company
that owns the Ahkanna plant
IT is understood that the Fat Mems
Club" aud Hallen & Hart have secured Ie-
turn dates st the Opera House Later
o." They will be greeted by big houses.
The members Of Local UIion No. 8, A.
IF G.. W. T., are cal,ed to NEST at Labor
Hall, Eighth ward, at $50 O'clock this
morning 70 attend the funeral Of the their
deceased brother, John OCOunor.
TIE arguments Of counsel in the case Of
the condemnation proceedings brought by
the Wheeling aud Elm Grove Railroad
Company v. T. j. Hugus, A. ]. Cecil and
William Stamm, were heard in Part OaS
Of the Circuit Court, yesterday.
BRIDGET O'DONNELL got on wild
drunk yestpday, and made lots Of trouble
/ tor Officer He'll, who put her under arrest
| Il took four men to load her into an ex'
press wsgon. and on the way to the City
Hall she made quite an exhibition Of her
self
THE T. F. F. D. Club gave a pleasant
dance at Windsor Hall, in the Eighth
ward, on Wednesday evening. and the
coDgenisl party present spent most de
/ hghtful evening Killmeyer furnished
the music, and refreshments were served.
ABALL was given at WestWood's Hall
/ 10 the Eighth ward, last evening, for the
benefit OF the locked out miners st the
I Boeg's Run coal miues. A big crowd was
present and q pleasant time was spent
! dancing to Mayors music. The ball wa
a grand success
/ CONTRACTOR LEMON yesterday finished
/ the paving on one eide OF jacob street
/ from Forty Fifth TO Forty-Eghth streets
People driving down that way were muet
Inconvenience by the condition OF thu
street and they will appreciate Mr.. Lem
on's quick work.
Mr. JOHN VOELKER, Of New Yorl
State, is in the city for the purpose Of put
ting up a merry go-round for Messrs
Stein q Woodruff Il will be erected or
one Of the vacant lots on Caldwell ruI
a d will be the most complete affair OF 1T
kind ever introduced here.
CAMDEN GUARDS, company d. Firsf
West Vrgtnia Regiment, Capt. VIM. b
Siue in command, are expected to arrive
IN the city at 8 o'clock this evening, OF
their way 70 Wellsburg to participate II
tn-morrow's sham battle. They will
likely remain here al night.
| For the twelve months ending June ls'
of this year. uearly twenty-seven millioI
bushels 26. 921 7sS, as shown by the U
$. engineer repor,r) of coal were shipped
from the Great KADawhs by river. Thu
.sbsat the record" over any former yea
abopt three and oue-half millions. The
total by railroad and river for the yea
was AZ $50, 9G9 bushels. This does not In
clude New river, but only the mines be-
/ low Kanawha Falls.