Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-09
EELI.AIRE.
A eudget FUN Of Interesting Local Hap
peniDgs.

A eudget Full Of Interesting Local Hap
penlDgs.
The natural gas blower that was built
5y the gas company at this point for the
purpose ~ supplying this city with fuel
\ end which proved q failure, has not been
Tolerated foI several months. The erection
/ e the blower cost several thousand dol
a-s Il, will likely never be started again
ls about an the factories have given up
l the use of Che natural fuel, and il Will not
I pay to run 10 for private customers alone.
! Tie Glass City Will not suffer for gas go
.ore as there is fair supply, now that the
STEEL works has hcen Gu Of.
AS the new school building in the Fifth
l ward is not completed there will be three
| teachers who Will he without occupation
for a short tune. A couple Of hundred
rnpils viii also have TO wait unli some
provision can be made for them.
Four individuals engaged in 8 fight in {
saloon on Union street on Saturday after
I noon. so blood was spilled. Three o.
/ The participants were arrested, and a war
I rant is ont for the other chap.
Most Of the bottle workers from here
who went TO Little Washington 70 work
| have interested themselves in oil and art
I driving a well to try their luck in sDecula
/ dcn.
/ Every seat in the park WIS occupied on
saturday night until after IL o'clock. IL
was o pleasant evening for outing, and
moonlight promenades were numerous
The match game of lawn tennis between
the Fourth and Fifth ward clubs on
Saturday, was holly contested, and was
won by the latter.
A Young man was arrested by Marshal
Darby Yesterday afternoon for throwing
stones at @ ID & 0. train. He tried to hi
brakeman.
The Barnard coal works is in operation
but only part Of the miners are at work,
a. the demand for coal Is light.
Fourteen nice horses purchased in Mon
roe county passed through here Saturday
on their way 70 Baltimore.
Pedestrians had a severe time Of i. keep
I ing OH small dies that infested the town
Saturday night in drovas.
Mrs. VIM. Findlay has sued . saloon
keeper for $500 damages for unlawful sale
o, liquor 10 her husband.
/ The @. up. run special train yester-
| day for the purpose Of carrying live stock
TO the Wheeling Fair.
TIE family Of John Heinlein and Miss
Eliza Baron still occupy cottages at Burr g
Mills camp ground.
Round trip tickets, including admission
20 the Pitisburg Expedition, are being sold
by the railroads.
Mrs CHARLES Wsl,ers fell from step
ladder last Saturday and broke her ankle
no Two places.
Henry Blum brought home from Paris
an elegant coat aud hood for his little
daughter.
The MayHowers beat the Theater ball
club no a game Of ball on Saturday. Score
IT, to53.
The lawn sete Of the ladies Of the Epis-
copal Church will be Concluded this even
ing
&P. passenger trains will stop at
West Wheeling during the State Fair.
A Bohemian couple from up Indian Ron
were ms1Tied one day last week.
Mrs. Clinton HilligaD, Of Fndlsy, Is
visiting her parents in this city.
b. Woods, mould maker, will move TO
Fostoria the first Of the month.
He'll. the oarsmsn, is anxious TO have q
bicvcle race with some one.
Five arrests we're made by the police on
Saturday night.
The uniformed rank, k. Of P. has sent
| for q charter.
Mr.. John Madden has gone East to visit
I friends.
The steamer Bsllaire is undergoing re-
Louis Hell has gone to Baltimore on a
visit