Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-29


urday at her home in Pittsoiu L g{vb lei
has large circle OF trlenus ~ " ny
Next Friday afternoon the ne
Park Association will tenoel -. srnu,
per men of the city their usuai 1A
ceDtion and outing, and it~1NE''i "
enjoyable affair.
MANY farmers are away behind
cultivation Of their corn. Inc noc 10
ing to wet weather, have long sGI
the farmer and he will have trouOi
make crop in some fields.
THE Clothiers, Hatters, Gents FUR
ers and Tailors of the city have agree
close their places of business every eve
at 6 O'Clock, Saturdays excepted, ou
the months OF July and August
SUNDAY evening an Ohio River ireis
going south jumped the track at the S"I
Just below Moundsville. Two frelghI Z
got of the track and tore up the rails
quite a distance The incoming passens
train was delayed about TWO hours.
some eighteen or twenty members OF
Wheeling Turnverein left for Plttsour,
yesterday at o'clock to be In readiness
take part in the athletic contests VIM
open up TO-DAY. They were accompanh
to the depot by the full Opera House pan
and made splendid showing.
The Webster District Democrats WI
meet at Kemple's Hall this evening 10
the purpose Of ratitying the Presidentla
nominees. The meeting will be addresse'
by Messrs Riley, Howard, j. B. Wilson
Col. Robert White, O'kane and hona'
Dobler All Democrats are invited.
JUST about o'clock yesterday afternoon
two fires broke out in the LaBelle mill,
caused by sparks A fire alarm box was
pulled, but owing to the wires being broken
at the Greek mill by the fall OF the chin
ney, the big bell would not sound. Inc
workmen eXtinguished the olazes Win
buckets Of water.
THE wedding of Mr.. VIM. Sergeant OF
New Cumberland, and Miss Ella Jolly, OF
Watercure, Pa, will take place tomorrow
evening at o'clock, at tue residence Oh
Miss Jolly's sister, Mrs. Dr. ). II. Pipes,
on South Jacob street. Rev. DR.. w. ID
Cooke, pastor Of the Second Presbyterian
church, Will officiate.
THE Wheeling and Lake Erie Ry., and
the Terminal Ry., have kindly agreed TO
carry the children of the Orphans Home
10 the English Lutheran picnic on Thurs
day, free of charge. The Diciples ana
Baptists have Joined the English Luther
ans which will make this one of the largest
picnics ever taken out of Wheeling.
THE Committee on Court House and Jail
Of the Board of Commissioners met yester-
day afternoon and awarded the CONTRACT
for the sewer to run from the new lalI TO
the city sewer ut Chapllne and Sixteenth
streets to Harry Rumble, at his bid of Sl.o0
per foot, upon condition that he file oond
to save the county harmless from any and all
damages The only other bidder was
O'Neal & Co., whose bid was S2.25 per foot.
a number of miscellaneous bills were Or
dered paid.
The ballot to be voted at the election in
Ohio in November, will probably
be as large as any that viii
be used in that State. III
will contain the names of twenty-three
Presidential Electors for each OF the three
or four political parties, with like number
of party nominations for State officers the
nominees Tor Circuit Court Judge, member
of Congress and the various county officers
to be chosen this year. The ballot will be
in blanket form, and voted as last year
under the Australian system.
THERE were twenty-four cases in Police
Court Yesterday morning, and quite lot
of money was taken in at the ooX office
Stella Woods, Maud Wilson and Susan
Hennagan paid so and costs for keeping
houses of i'll fame, and seven girls and five
men IS and costs each. John Brown paid
81 and costs for disorder, Joseph Dixon 50
and costs for drunkenness, Joseph Zoos -
and costs for shooting revolver on the
streets, Leslie Beck 81 for indecency, Otto
Brindle 81 for fighting, Elmer Shatfer $40
and costs for disorder, Isaac Thompson $50
and costs for striking his wife, Alex.
Moran 50 for drunkenness, and John Brown
was dismissed.