Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-06

The News of the Day POintedly Para
graphed for .Hasty Readers.

The News OF the Day POintedly Para
graphed for .Hasty Readers.
The surveys for the new river marks
were male yesterday.
One deed Of trust YVES admitted to record
yesterday by Clerk Hook.
A FESTIVAL was held at the Triadelphia
NJ. Z. Church last evening.
The Rei I otteIs Will play the Atlsntics
on the Benwood grounds, Sunday
BARNUM & BAILEY's circus is billed to
appear at Wellington, Pa, Sept. 25th.
A BUSINESS man was touched" for
500 gold watch, at Fulton, Wednesday
night.
THE rolice made 1874 arrests during Au-
gust. and the lines and costs footed up
81, 1203O.
THE country is badly in want of rain,
aud the farmers were smiling at their pros
poets yesterday.
MR. PETER WELTY has purchased the
Berger property, at Ninth and Main
streets, for SIC, 500.
THERE were six crses in Police Court,
Yesterday morning William Blattner,
for disorderly conduct and resisting an
officer, had his case continued.
AUcrIoNEER W. H. HALLER yesterday
sold lot No. II, located on the eastern side
Of Market street, to VIM. Otto, for 81 500,
at the front door Of the Court House.
CHIEF Of Police Dslbrugge received
telegram from Little Washington, last
evening, notifying him that Sharp's cloth
ing store had been burglarized and twenty
suits of clothing stolen.
THERE will he a special meeting of the
Wheeling Wheelmen this evening. to make
the final preparations for the parade and
the races during the State Fair. Some
new members will also be initiated.
JOSEPH RAUsCHER, who will be remem-
bered as a popular East End resident, has
returned to tbs city and Opened up a ga
loon at No. 1924 Main street, where he
will be pleased u zee his numerous friends.
ALIrTLE girl named GarOwsy was Bal
" hurt, last evening, while running at her
home on the South Side She fell while
holding a crochet needle in her hand, and
the needle was Idn into her knee for quite
distance.
A BOY named Klein fell into vat of
hot grain, at Schmulbsch's brewery, yes
terday afternoon, and was quite severely
burned from his feet to his waist He was
taken to the residence of his par ents, on
South Chspline street, IN the Eighth ward.
IT is now understood that Mr.. Tom
Pearson, the popular South Side saloonist,
did not attempt suicide, as reported. He
had been under a severe mental strain
growing out Of his sickness for some time
past His hurts were only slight and he
will be out in a few days.
SOME one dumped big lot Of decayed
eggs and other oderiferous refuse on the
river beach, opposite the Stamm House
rlley, Tuesday night The police ought 10
make an example OF some Of the folks who
throw that sort of stuff in the river. The
crematory is the place for it.
THE alarm Of fire from box 46, at 5:45
last evening, was caused by fire breaking
out 10 the roof OF one Of the Crescent mill
buildings. The flames were caused by the
stack becoming over-heated by a sudden
flow Of gas The only loss was hole sew
eral feet square burned in the roof
CHIEF of Police DelbTugge yesterday
received a letter from Plttsburg to TIE eff
feet that Martha Rockwell" native of
this city. was at Miss Sallie Halls, No
SO scOnd avenue, insane. II was the de-
sire Of her friends there to have her re-
moved to this city. Rockwell is not the
girls right name.
Mr.. A. WILLIAMS, manager Union News
Co. at this point, handed in his resignation
yesterday, and will be suCc aeded by Mr..
A. O Brooks, of Pittsburg. Mr.. Williams
leaves this morning for New York, to take
charge of sn Office in that State under the
same company. He is the best man the
company has had at this point for some
time, and it is sincerely hoped ne will
soon return.
WARN weather often causes extreme
tired feeling and debility, and in the weak
ened condition of the system, diseases aris-
ing from impure blood are liable to ap-
pear. To gain strength, to overcome dis
ease, and to purify, vitalize, and enrich