Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-06-23
IN A SNAIL WAY.
The News OF the Day Pointedly Para
sraphed for Hasty Readers.

The News OF the Day POintedly Para
Sraphed for Hasty Readers.
An occasional overcoat was to be seen
on the streets last evening.
Bob CLEMAETs' big show will exhibit
on the Caldwell's run grounds, Thursday
next
RIVER water, after it goes through Lut2
Bro g steam filter, is clearer even than
spring water.
In Bscker's watch club last evening,
the following numbers drew: In A, No
%; in B, No. IL; in @, Ne 8; in D, No. IL.
JOHN G HARDING, infant son Of O. V.
and A. Virginia Harding, died at the fam
ily residence in Washington, Pa, Friday
morning.
THERE was an alarm of fire from box
No. 81, at half-past two yesterday, caused
by chimney fire at No. 1923 Main street.
Nodamsge.
THE party of Turner's and members OF
the Ladies' Section got away in good
shape over the B. & o. for Cincinnati yes
terday morning.
IN Hillman's watch club drawing: Club
l, No. 81; Club ?, No. A; Club 3. No; 10;
Club 4, No. 10; Club 3, No. y; Club O.,
No. "a; Club Z, No. 10.
J. E. CRABMAN was arrested for disor-
derly conduct by Officer Donnelley, yes
terdsv, and Fred Kites for the same Of
Tense, by Officer Bell.
FRANK MCADAMs whipped his wife
again Yesterday, and was sent to jail for
ten days By Justice Davis, IN default OF a
fine of ten dollars and costs.
THE river marks on the landing last
evening indicated IA feet and falling
The Louis A. Sherley got away for Gin
cnnsti at o'clock with fair trip.
PETITIONS are being circulated and nu-
meronsly signed, asking for the county
and city appropriations to the capital stock
OF the Wheeling Development Company.
BRIcKLAYERs are notified through Sec
rotary Hamilton, of No. 1, to remain away
from Cleveland, where strike ls on for
forty-fve cents Per hour and nine hours per
day.
FRANCIS FLOOD, the well known mailer,
cut BIS right wrist on nail plate yester-
dsy, and IL required four stitches 70 draw
the cash together He will have very
sore arm for some time.
THE sevsnty-second annual concert and
commencement of the Suguin Collegiate
Institute, will be held at the Opera House,
Wednesday evening, June 26 b. The exer-
cises Will BE- up to the usual high standard
of this institution.
AN Individual, in state of cheerful in
soxicatiOn wendell his way up Twelfth
street, yesterday, bearing on his back the
conspicuous placard: Ppm drunk again,
and I'm glad of it" He naturally attract
Ell considerable attention.
GEORGE BURKETT, of the South Side,
Yesterday fell off pony he was riding
and his right shoulder was dislocsted.
The physician who attended him pro-
nouuced the injury worse than ii the
shoulder had been broken.
I G. DILLON & Co.'S Watch Club
Drawings last evening resulted as follows:
Club 4, No. 81; Club 5. No. Z; Club 6,
No. IS; Club Z, No. -; Club 8, No. 33;
Club 8, No. 80; Club 10, No. 10; Club IL,
No p; Club u, No. 8; Club -, No. 6.
CHAIRMAN James F. CharleswOrth, of
the Democratic Central Committee of Bel
mont county, Oaio, has called meeting
of the committee, at st. Olsirsville, for
Tuesday next Important business is to
be transacted, and large attendance is de-
sired.
THE picnic given by the Iron Moulders'
q ion on the State Fair Grounds, yester-
day, was a great success. a big crowd
vas in attendance and the day was spent
pleasantly by all Dancing WAS the chief
feature of amusement and the Opera
House orchestra furnished fine music.