Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
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HInOr Matters Of Interest Briefly and
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MinOr Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithIlV Told
THE telephone company commenced
| preparations for the metallic circuits,
so long in contemplation.
BELMONT County Fair, at st. Glars
vile, September 9th, 2sth and Goth.
Fine exhibits. ALI should attend.
Hon. JOHN HOWARD will address the
Democrats of the Fourth ward next
Thursday evening at Bishops hall.
OFFICER WMKIE arrested three vags,
yesterday, and officer Porter one. Or
fcer Fahey had drunk to his credit.
ONE Of the guy wires holding the
street car wires on Market street, just
below Alley 9, fell to the ground last
night.
THE meeting of the Water Board
which was to have been held last night
was adjourned, owing TO the absence OF
several gentlemen from the city.
OFFICER CONRAD yesterday shot two
dogs belonging to Mr.. Quantz, OF Mary
land street, the animals being the ones
which bit the lady and boy, Friday.
1t was Mayors band which played for
the Republican procession Friday night,
and not the Union cornet band OF
Bridgeport as has been stated in print.
MRS. MACE yesterday sold the fast
mare Fannie B, to Harry Garden, terms
private. Mr.. Garden was offered a
handsome advance on the sale before
the horse left the city.
The Washington pa Glass Company
has decided to move its bottle works TO
Marion, Ind. This is done in consider
alton Of free gas and railroad facilities
which have been offered them.
THE Cherry Hill farm Of Burton
Hedges, comprising 100 acres OF fine
land, was sold at auction to Thomas
Finn, of Moundsville, by Auctioneer
Halter, yesterday, for S4,125, or about
SIS. 25 an acre.
THE street car travel from the Island
and the towns on the Ohio side was I'M
usually heavy, last evening. Anumber
OF cars between half-past six and half
past seven carried from sixty to seventy
passengers each.
A COMPLAINT was made st police
headquarters, yesterday, that driver
for the Wheeling Bakery had dumped
lot Of decayed eggs and similar ILL
smelling stuff on the creek bank on
Nineteenth street.
If the weather remains fair the Primus
Cycle Club will make run to Steuben-
vile to-day, leaving their headquarters,
No. ITO Market steeet, at a. m. All
riders are invited. So far about twenty
have enlisted for the trip.
The United States Baking Company,
through its local agent, Mr.. Howard
Brenneman, has let the contract for the
big factory at the corner OF Twentieth
and Main streets to Wheeling firm.
Work will be commenced on the build
ing at once.
THE Premier Cycling Club, which is
to make a tour to Steubenville this
morning, received a telegram last even
ing that the members of the Steuben-
Vile club would meet the Wheeling
wheelmen at this end OF Mingo. The
wheelmen will leave this morning at six
o'clock from LOos's cigar store, on
Market street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets.
DRs. MANN, Taft and Pollock will
represent the Albany Dental Associa-
ton in the city of Wheeling, with
rooms in the new Hawley Block, corner
of Main and Tenth streets. Drs. Mann
and Pollock called at the REGISTER
office in person, and If their agreeable
presence is an indication Of their
abilities, we predict successful future
for the Albany Dental Association in
this city.
THE crowd at the Opera House last
night was not large, but what it lacked
in numbers was made up in demonstra-
tions. While reciting the most inter-
esting passages, the gallery gods
would hiss the villain, and when the
heroine or hero would score a Temporal
~ victory, the applause was loud and
long. The iron furnace scene was very
well put on.