Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04

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club last evening.
THERE were six cases in Police court,
yesterday morning.
REBKCCA ROACH was run into the LOCK-
up by Officer FrOhme, last night.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
THE trouble between B. F. Caldwell
and the Turner'S Union has been amicably
settled.
TIE Council Committees of Police and
Fire Department are called to meet Mon
day night.
THE Adam Stahl property, in the Eighth
ward, was offered at public sale at the
Court House, yesterday.
GEORGE PRESTON was arrested by Off
Ger Donley, last night, for raising dis
turbance in the Second ward.
THE poles for the Postal Telegraph Com
pany are now in position as lar as WILSON'S
Station, seven miles up the river.
J.H. SToRER yesterday qualified as ex-
ecutor of the will of Adeline Mcdonald,
deceased. Bond, $1,000; l. F. Jones,
surety.
In Hillman Watch Club drawing; Club
.. No. SO; club 8, No. II; club 4, No. 81;
club 5, No. SO; club 6, No. 81; club 7,
No. 8.
W. S. CLEvELAND's Minstrels, said TO
be tine finest ever put on the road, will
open the season at the Opera House Au-
gust 10.
49, g g.. ,,o-,,vs ora now Iivinc, in
the cottsges on the Burr's Mills camp
ground, and all are enjoying life in the
woods hugely.
THERE was an unusual number of
young men in a state of iutoxicstiO0, on
the streets, between eleven and twelve
o'clock last night.
Two well-known young men got into
quarrel in a store yesterday, and one OF
them stabbed the other on the top of the
head with pair Of scissors.
THE last will and testament of Louis
Fillmer, ST., deceased, was admitted to
probate, yesterday, and ordered to be re-
corded. Caroline Fillmer was made exec
utrix.
Mr.. McCARTY, one of the contractors
for the custom house work, arrived IN the
city yesteaday. The work has not been
progressing very rapidly for the past week
or so.
THE Lone Star Fishing Club arrived
home yesterday evening. They were down
the river two weeks. The club Is COM
posed of some of the best young men OF
the city.
THE corn in this section is generally
looking well, although many fields are
pretty badly chOked with weeds. The
wet weather seriously interfered with Gull
tivation.
PROF. CRAGO, who has been conduct
ing an institute at New Cumberland the
past week, arrived home yesterday. He
will conduct an institute at New Martins
vile the coming week.
Tne I. O. 0 F. team will meet tomor-
row evening for drill This team is doing
splendid work among the several lodges,
and has helped decidedly to arouse inter
est in the work of the Lodges.
FOLLOWING is the drawing in I. G.
Dillon & Co g Watch Clubs last night:
Club No. 5, 6; No. 6, l; No. Z, 80; No.
8. 20; No. 8, %; No. 10, 2; No. IL, 10;
No. u, 6; No. Ii, 20; No. IA, s.
A STONE MASON working On one of the
piers for the Wheeling and Harrisburg
Railroad Company, around by the PENN
sula, had Que of his hands severely crushed
Friday by a heavy stone falling on it.
GRAND TREASURER HENRY SEAMON
has received SIS from ST. Mary's Lodge No.
~ 4. IL
makes a grand total Of S66l raised by the
Order in West Virginia. to date, for this
purpose.
A COMMUNICATION from an anonymous
source, was received at police headquar-
ters, Yesterday, asking the Chief to close
the drygoods, clothing and gents furnish
ing goods stores on Sunday as we'll as the
Saloons,
THERE were several cases IL Police Court
at last evenings session. James Lightf1ot,
for knocking down Fred Stephens, because
Stephens had kicked Lightioot's dog, got
81 and costs. The same amount was as
sessed on Stephens for starting the fass.
A PARTY of boys took possession of
stable in the rear Of the Female Seminary,
Friday evening, and amused themselves
By burning red fire in it, to the dismay of
the people in the vicinity. The police
we're sent for and the youngsters scat
tered.
Mr.. HENRY A. BODENsTEIN, we'll
known German resident of the Eighth
ward. died at his residence on South Jacob
street, at 7 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Mr.. BOdenstein's son was killed by train
on the B. & o., near the lower end of the
city, about a month ago.
A SHORT sharp fight occurred up on Mar
ket street back of the Market house, yes
terday afternoon. Two men got into e
Quarrel which resulted in one smashing
the other a Sullivanic blow on the nose,
standing him on his head, and splattering
mis- face with rich, red gore. As the
knocked down individual was unable to
regain his pegs, he was carried into sta
bic nearby, and the fight was over.
THE celebration of the eighteenth ami
versary of the St. AlphOnsus Society,
which occurs tomorrow, will be one of the
biggest affairs of the kind ever experienced
in the history of the Society. The process
sion will leave ST. AlphOnsus Hall at 8
O'Clock a. NJ, sharp, and pass over the
route printed in Saturdays REGISTER
Tne 10 o'clock motor will take the men,
beas and their families to the Park, where
the balance of the day and evening will be
spent in various amusements.
TIE confidence of people who have
tried Hoods Sarsaplrilla, in this prep