Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-07

which is to be built in Clark's Addition to
connect them with the c. & p, the G. l..
Il W, and the w. ~ l.. +. railroads. The
matter was laid on the table until the next
meeting. The bonds of Mayor Keller were
read, examined and accepted.
Charles McCord, boy about Is or Il
years old, was tried yesterday before a
struck jury for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct, Mayor Keller acting as prosecut-
ing attorney, but he was discharged. The
trial is the outcome of a fight between
McCOrd and Ed Anderson several weeks
ago and excited considerable interest, there
being but few witnesses put on the stand
The Guild Society of St. Paul's Episco-
pal church had fine memorial window
put in the church yesterday, this making
the third one that has been given 10 them,
the other two having been donated by John
+. Miller, former Secretary of the Buck
eye Glass Works, and Robert Galbraith,
of Second street.
William Price has some fine turtles on
hand and is feeding them on pigs feet or
Smokv's feet. we could not tell which. He
was limping around at any rate last eve
ming. Call and get some soup boys.
A surprise party captured James Con
nel's residence Tuesday evening and had a
grand time in honor of his birthday.
Dougherty's orchestra was IN attendance,
and discoursed some fine music.
There was picnic given by the Glens
Run SUNDAY school in the Smith, Hall "
Co.'S new building on Tuesday. Several
of the children took sick and 1t was blamed
on the cOlored icing on the cakes.
John +. Miller. ex-secretary of the Buck
eve Glass Works. but now OF the American
Glass Works Of Anderson, Ind, is IN the
city the guest of relatives ana friends.
Some new furniture in the shape OF desks
arrived Yesterday from Cincinnati, which
is TO decorate our new Council chambers
in the future.
The eight and nine inch sheet mill at the
.Ftna mill goes on this morning. This
part Of the mill has been idle for some time.
A German by the name of Hans Shoupe
and Mrs Henschel, a widow with three
children. was married on Tuesday night.
Frank Ieasure, of Bellaire, former
engraver at the Elson Glass Works, was IN
the city yesterday, the guest of friends.
Richard Paden and George Roach played
with the Toronto club yesterday. We
were unable TO learn the score.
John Beck was arrested night before last
for striking boy by the name of Metzger.
He will get a trial on Friday.
Emerson Campbell returned yesterday
from Flushing, where he has been visiting
for the past two weeks.
The remains Of Mrs. Nancie MansbergeT
will be Inferred at Mt. Wood cemetery to-
day at three o'clock.
The funeral of the late John Hasenauer
of .Etnaville, takes place to-day. Inter
ment at Mt Calvery.
VIM. Tweed has returned to his home in
Steubenville, after a pleasant visit tc
friends in this city.
Mrs. James Pugh left yesterday for 4
few week pleasure trip in the country
Mrs. Dr. Darrah has gone TO Ashton
county, Ohio, on a visit to friends.
The Northwood goes on next Monday, il
they can get their boiler done.
Bean Greer's new residence in the or
chard is about completed.
VIM. Trissler's children are very sick
with the lung fever.
The Buckeye will 90 on about the 18th.