Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28

- t,opncu t.s oeen called Tor this evening;
is regular session.
OFFICER CARNEY yesterday shot the dog
which bit Letter Carrier jones' Iuesusy
morning.
Tus Council Committee on Markets IS
called to meet this afternoon at : O'CLOCK
at Centre market.
THE FIRST instalment Of fourteen hundred
feet OF the new hose recently ordered Tor
the fire department, was received yesIer-
day.
In the SORT of weather we had yesterday
and dav before had happened along In Cnl-
caCo. last week, visitors would nave oeeu
charged for living.
THr Pink Carriers Of this city challenge
the Red Stockings of Martins Ferry LOT
came of ball on the Benwood groonos
next SUNDAY. II accepted answer through
.he REGISTER.
Josephine BoYD's house OF i'll fame was
raided last night, and the landlady ana TWO
girls CAPTURED Annie helm 5 mousse was
Also raided, and the madame, eight glrls
aud one man arrested.
FRANK Cox. aged rs. of POP Eighteenth
street. employed at the Crescent mills, hdu
me end of his right thumb cut on al g:lo
Yesterday morning, In the shears. IT.
Buuard dressed the wound.
WILLIAM FAULKNAN, "a luuatic, OF ray
Ior county. was taken through here yeSJet-
dav. EN- route to Columbus, o., by Deputy
SheriTs Hartman and sellers. lie was ID
irons, and was very violent.
TIE police get some strange requests
once I'm a while Yesterday an excited clJl-
zen appeared al the City Hall with rope
and a bucket and asked that an officer De de-
tailed 20 get his dog out OF a well.
THERE were four cases in Police Court,
Yesterday morning Louis Frederick, Tor
lighting. got q and costs, and Martin Nor
rell was dismissed. one plain drunk sou
dollar. and another was allowed to leave
town.
Some time ago the idea of remodeling the
First PRESBYTERIAN Church was agltated,
but after thoroughly considering the mat
ter the committee i'm charge reported last
night an indefinite pOStpOnement OF the
project
The wheat harvest i'm Ohio county has
commenced Yesterday some wheat was
brought into this Office from the William
Stamm farm, out Che pike, which presented
n very tine appearance, the heads being
very heavy, and the grain large and solid.
Tgr annual picnic of the Mark Twain
Boat CLUB will take place this afternoon
and evening, &c the Fair Grounds, The
members of the Club Will march over about
noon, and there is every prospect Of a very
large attendance An excellent programme
has been arranged by the committee IN
charge.
WHEELER, the young son Of Major Nor
tom had the misfortune 70 laCerdle MS
hand iu o serious manner, yesterday mora
ing. at his home 10 the Stamm House.
While attempting 70 clean pistol, IN some
uuaccouutable way 10 was discharged, the
bullet lodging i'm the palm OF his hand,
which made quite a painful wound.
TIE funeral Of Laura Steenrod took
place Yesterday afternoon at halt-paSt Two
o'clock al the residence Of her father, Suer-
if Steenr0d. The services were conducted
by Rev. DR.. Swope, music being rendered
bv choir composed of Mrs. George Is.
Caldwell. Mr.. PEBBLES IatUm, Edgar Il.
Billiard and Cha5. Zu.aUf. The burialwas
40 Greenwood.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
Co William A. Sergeant, a native of Pitts
burg. aged -, and Ella O. Joley, native
Of New Cumberland, aged 20; also TO Harry
A. Leeds g native of Carlisle, Pa. aged
-. aud Annie Bachuann, native or
Wheeling, aged 20; also, 20 Fred Appel, q
nativCOf Germany, aged %, and Ida Con-
sur, q native OF Germany, aged 20.
TIE Hre-cracyer season is at hand, and
owners and drivers Of spirited horses
should keep a sharp lookout Last evening
about eight o'clock couple oil gentlemen
were driving along Market street, near
Sixteenth, when "a boy about foot and a
helf high threw a big tUe-cracker into the
street right IN front of the horse. The
frightened animal reared on his hind legs
untiI he threatened 20 fan backward into
the buggy. and the harness was djsarrauged
and broken A serious runaway accident
would have resulted had 10 not been for the
presence of mind of the occupants Of the
vehicle.