Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-11

him. The presence of mind and pluck with
which the child held on is certainly worthy
of mention.
An elopoment took place in this quiet
little city that few of our people are aware
Of Miss Lottie Klauser, q petite lady of
this town, became acquainted with one Of
the gentlemen working on the new bridge
about four weeks ago. and il was case Of
love at first sight. The gentleman's name
is Frostie, so we are informed. and neither
party being of age, they came TO the CON
clusi0n TO skip out and get married. So on
Monday evening they went 10 Wheeling
and took a train on the b. X .. for
Oakland and had the nuptial knot tied and
hied back 90 the town thinking that every
thing was an right. But after they made
known that they were married, there was
some doubt as 20 whether the marriage,
that was performed, was legal, and the old
folks had them % 90 10 ST. Clairsville AMI
procure "a licence and get married. over
again. And now every body connected
with il is happy.
At the last meeting of the Democratic
County Executive Committee they selected
Levi " Jones, Esq, of this city, as candi-
date on the ticket for Coroner in the place
of Elias Citizens. who declined. The com
mttee could not have made better selcc-
tiOn. He is well known and man well
qualified 20 till the place. Take the Demo
cratic ticket all through and it's an excel
lent one and far superior to the opposition.
We hope our citizens will encourage the
effort OF the Y. NJ. G.. \. 10 secure talent OF
la high order course Of entertainment this
winter. They propose 10 make IL popular
bv making the price for season tickets very
| lOw-that is SlOO. H. II. Raglan and the
I New York symphony Club are among the
attractions.
The viaduct work for the Terminal road
is almost completed. The large iron grid
ders will be thrown in place across the {.
y H. railroad tomorrow, and no doubt will
be witnessed by great number OF people,
as it will be worth while 10 look at, as each
piece weighs about twenty tons.
The law discriminates between the
pheasant and the quail The pleasant
season opens ON the LIST of September,
while the quail must not be killed until
after the 10Th of November. We tell this
for information 10 our hunters.
The sewer AT the corner Of Washington
and First streets has been stopped up Tor
some time and last nights rain completely
flooded everything in that neighborhood
This needs the attention of some one.
Mrs. Charles Beck leaves lo-utN loI
Washington City, where she will visit
friends for a few days, before leaving for
her new home at Culepeper, Va.
Rev. Hays lecture did not come OF At
the First Presbyterian church last night
10 was postponed until next Tuesday on
account of the weather.
Mr. Condor, advance agent of the Kline
hart Opera Company, was here yesterday
I This excellent company will be here one
week from to-day.
I Mrs. ID. H. Souders leaves for Pitts
bureh to-day on a few days visit 10 her
daughters, Emma and Lille, who reside in
that city
/ G.. +. McKim, Master of Transportation
on the G.. X H. railroad, was in the city yes
tcrday visiting his parents On North Third
street
Mr. George NJ Hall, salesman for Smith,
| HAIL X Co, reports trade good. The mill
I is running fan time 10 fill orders.
/ Mrs Geo Weaver has removed her
household goods IN Wellsvillc, O., where
| She will make her future home.
Council could not get quorum last night
night and So will not meet until next Tues
| day evening.
/ Miss Kate King, Of Claysvillc, Pa, is the
guest OF Miss Eloise Gray, of North Third
street
Oliver Van Pclt left for Chicago yester-
I dav.