Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-26
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Ocrdt says that one day last week K. NJ.
Brannen saw near log large copper
head snake, which he shot. Upon ex-
animation he found that he had killed
two instead Of one. He then procured
an ak and broke the log open, aud to
mis- surprise found a den Of copper
heads With the assistance OF his
brother Sames he succeeded in killing
thirteen. The field has always been
noted for copperheads, but never before
have so many been seen there at one
time.
Frank Weshng OF Wheeling and Miss
Birdie Aplln Of the Fourth ward were
married by Rev. Father Fitzgerald in
st. John's Catholic church yesterday
morning. A splendid wedding breaf-
fast was served to the bride and groom
and a number Of friends at the home Of
brides parents. The happy young cou-
pie will locate in Indiana.
Fred Cook and Samuel Herzberg,
boys of twelve years, got into quar-
rel on the street Wednesday evening,
when Cook cut Herzberg on the arm.
HerZberg cried pretty loud and caused
considerable excitement. Cook was
taken before the Mayor, who let him
of with 4 reprimand.
An organ recital will be held at the
First NJ. T. Church on Friday evening
of next week to dedicate the new pipe
organ recently built in the church. An
expert orgrnlSt from abroad will pre-
sue at the new instrument, which is
said to be an excellent one in tone and
finish.
James Toben of the First ward who
served a term at the GAINESVILLE work
house for wife beating, was run in Wed
nesday.night on the same charge with
peace warrant attached. He will have
hearing in Squire Cooper'S court, the
Squire being absent yesterday.
Patrick Kane, OF the Third ward, an
empIOye of the city water works, was
badly bruised yesterday afternoon. He
was digging a trench in the First ward
when the clay caved In and caught him.
1t is thought that he is not seriously
hurt.
A large crowd or our people will go
up 10 Wheeling tomorrow to attend
the Labor Day celebration. The Pow
ell, ROdewig and Maule team is going
into the firemen's race with the deter
minatiOn to win.
The attending physician says that
Eliza Nc Henry'S litsle daughter has
scarlet fever, instead of diphtheria, but
a diphtheria card was tackled on the
door and mislead reporters.
An enjoyable hop was held in City
Hall, Wednesday night in honor of Miss
Lottie Slime, who left with her parents
last evening for their new home In In
diana.
Fred Wassman has refused to take the
Crysts window glass factory at the
price he bid for IL. 1t is not known
what the company will do with the
works.
w. II. Satterthwaite and family have
returned from Bethesda camp grounds
on account OF the serious illness OF Mrs.
SIS father, Price YoSt.
Jesse r. Purnel was not so well yes
terday. He is in a critical condition
and his friends do not think he can re-
cover.
The Soldiers Relief Commission will
meet NJ %. OldIsNllAOs DthLNiAAONa ~
apportion funds for the next six months
Mrs. Lucretla Stevens, OF New Con-
cord, Is visiting the family Of her son,
Gus Stevens, of the First ward.
Mrs. Isabel Shields, OF Netf's Siding,
left last evening for al. extendeA visit
10 relatives in Indiana.
c. c. Cutchsham, OF BuSinessburg, has
been viSitin g friends in the city the
past two days.
A large number Of our people will 60
up to Wheeling to-day to see Sells Bros
big show.
Miss Minnie Cohen, of the Fourth
ward, is visit nR friends at Huntington,
w. Va.
Miss Maggie Harvey, Of Wheeling, is
Oh G guest Of her cousin, Miss Mary
Parks.
VIM. Sharp Of Steubenvlle has been
CALI ng on old friends here the past few
days.
Frank Brown and wife have returned
from a visit 10 ftiends at Pow hatan.
A large copp erhead snake was caught
on Indian run yesterday.
one plain drunk was disposed Of in
Mayors court yesterday.