Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-13
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The News OF the Day Polatedly Para
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Council this evening in regular session.
TWENTY. SEVENTH street below Chapline
is being paved.
OVER 5000 people attended TIE Cadiz
Camp meeting, Sunday.
THERE is a letter at police headquarters
Tor Mrs. Mary Dayies, oOlored.
THREE deeds Of drust were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
4 BIG bill board is being erected at the
corner of Sixteenth and Market streets.
JOHN SNEEDER WAS run in last evening
for disordesly conduct IN the East Emo.
The will Of Henry AhlbOrn, deceased,
vas admitted 10 probate, yesterday and
ordered 90 be recorded.
THE pIiyste slley il the resr OF the
Mcclure house is being graded, preparatory
to paving With fire brick.
THE Opera Houre band has been engaged
by the State Fair Association to furnish
the music during Fair week.
THE regular meeting of the Druggists
Association, which was 70 have been held
tO.day, has bsen postponed until next
week.
THE Board Of Commissioners Commit
tee on Coart House and Jail met yesterday
afternoon and transacted some routine
business.
Two horses attached to a carriage, in
when were a couple of ladies, fell on
Twentieth street, last evening, creating
some little excitement.
THERE will re q Lawn fete given by the
Eaglsh Lutheran Church this evening, at
the Bridge Park on the Island, and o
pleasant time is promised all who attend.
THERE was an amusing civil case before
Justice Ankle, last evening, and the sev-
eral little tits between the interested par
ties and counsel were very funny and ex-
citing.
ANDREW WASHINGTON and Dave Grant
INDUCED in a London prizs ring row on
Market street, early yesterday afternoon,
and were both arrested BY Officers Shorts
and He'll.
A CULINARY artist employed IL one Of
me leading hotels went on bit of tear
10 the Eighth ward, Saturday, and was
struck in the head by q rock thrown by a
womsn, the missile making dent IN his
skull
THE annual benef. ball to be rendered
Prof. ice Kramer By the guests Of White
Sulphur Springs will occlrr on Friday,
he l6.h inst, and it promises to he larger
than ever. The season at the White Is
now in foil blast and the number Of guests
is large.
THERE were sixtesn clses in POLES
Court yesterday morning, and the fines AID
costs amounted to $l50.15. hSinnie Allen
and John Green, for raising the racket
in the hack, Sunday morning, got SO and
clsts each. "a Nixon and Tom Dawson
got 80 days each and Christian Frank hsd
his case dismissed.
CHARLES BAL7ZELL, formerly OF 90. l,
FIRST West Virginia infantry, died yester-
iay az Bellaire, and will be buried at the
Peninsula cemetery on Wednesday after
noon. His old comrades and cid soldiers
generally, who desire to pay the last trih-
ute to their cOmrade will meet at the
NelCs Letter office at one O'Clock Wednes-
day, to 20 TO BensOn's Ferry to meet the
funeral.
A cow belonging to drove that came
down Main street yesterday took a fancy
10 some articles OF female apparel in Tay-
or's store and attempted to make pur-
chase. The COW was white, but there were
no rsd-headed girls about, and after scan.
ai1g the saissladies it departed and went
around on Twelfth street into Dingsr's
bat store, where II planted q hoof On q boX
containing two deer hats, smashing hoth
IF them.
THERE was a very large attendance at
The wheeling Club last evening and all
present spent q pleasant time dancing TO
Prot. Chsrlie Kllmeyer's music. Some
Individual teleph0nel to the REGISTER
Office Sunday evening that there would he
10 music LAST evening, which accounts for
the squib to that effect that appeared in
Mondays paper. The message vas doubt
les sent With malice aforethought but the
aame Of TIE party who sentlt is unknown
Otherwise he might hear something to his
disadvantage.