Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-07

THE new arteslan we'll In the bottling
cellar of the Schmulbach brewery has
been completed after going down to a
depth of eight hundred feet.
OFFICER O'BRIEN found a stray horse
in the Sixth ward before daylight yes
terday morning, and put 1t up In stables
at Twenty-third and Market streets
THERE were but two cases in Police
Court, last night. The unfortunates
we're J. McIntIre and p. d. Armstrong,
charged with disorder, and both were
dismissed.
THE Kenna Club will meet at Young
Mems Club room tomorrow evening.
All the members are requested to be
present, as business Of Importance Is to
come before the meeting.
The South Bellaire Woman'S Chris
tian Temperance Union will bold a
meeting In the church on Monday even
ing. Rev. D. A. Cunningham, Of Wheel
ing, will be present and address the
meeting.
EoFF & FRASER have bought out the
West Virginia Stencil, Seal and Stamp
Works, and have replenished and reht-
ted the establishment. They are young
men Of push and energy and will make
the works go.
J. COOP, until recently salesman in
one of the clothing stores OF this city,
has embarked in the hat business, and
located at No. 1145 Main street, where
he will no doubt secure fair share OF
the public patronage.
The following are some OF the entries
in the bicycle races to take place at the
Butchers picnic: Jason c. Stamp, j. I.
Rihedyfer, Henry Malhlse, Harry Ches-
sell, Thommas Williams, John Muth,
Chas. Schaub, Will Stevenson, o. G.
Schneider.
THE locomotive which went down
with the Ohio River freight train at
Proctor, two weeks ago, has been hoist
ed out and taken to Parkersburg. Some
of the freight cars have also been hoist
ed up and burned, and number OF ties
have been removed. 1t will take an
other week to clear away the wreck.
IT Is not generally known that Mr..
Geo. 3. Caldwell had narrow csc ape
from being killed at Huntington, Thurs
day afternoon. He attempted to board
the special train before it stopped, but
missed his footing and was dragged
some distance before he could be res
cued by some gentlemen on the plat
form.
ATTENTION OF the Board Of Public
Works Is called to the condition Of the
south sidewalk on Thirty-seventh street,
between Jacob and Wood. The north
sidewalk has been paved for some time,
but the curb has not yet been laid on
the opposite side. Property owners are
all ready to pave as soon as the curb Is
down.
THERE were three cases In Police
Court, yesterday morning. L. ii. Husic
was allowed to get out OF town. The
case against garbage contractor Lor-
renee Clark was continued, and Mrs
Schrieber went to Jail in default of S.
and costs. The fine of SO and costs
assessed against Carl Hamilton, Friday,
was rescinded and a new warrant issued
for Hamilton Bros.
THE committee has closed arrange
ments for another OF those delightful
excursions to Canton and Myers Lake
on next Sunday over the Wheeling and
Lahe Erie railroad. There will be
special through trains both ways, and
the humble going will possibly be lin
tied to four hundred. Procure tickets
early and secure a guaranteed seat.
Tickets two dollars for the round trip.
THE Knights Of Cyrene Commandery
are progressing delightfully."- on their
trip. They reached Chicago in excel
lent health and spirits. The ladies OF
the party, consisting Of Mrs. Wallace
and daughters, Mrs. T. Zorn, Mrs.
Medill and daughter, Miss Swift and
Miss haywood stopped at the Palmer
and took in the sights OF the Worlds
Fair city. They left for Denver yester-
day afternoon.
The Bareback" Fishing Club have
Just returnen from q two weeks visit to
Saltwater, Ohio. This club is composed
of B. & o. railroad men OF the fourth
division. They had pleasant time and
caught plenty of fish. The club wishes
to return thanks to Captain 81 Holman,
Engineer Lynch, and other clever rail-
road men met on the c. L. & W., for the
courteous treatment received while in
their charge. May their lives be as
long and their journey through life as
smooth as the beautiful creek OF Still
water.