Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-24

No mattersjof Interest Briefly ana
Fithtly Told.

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at great reduction are very popular.
JOSEPH LANDS, of McMechen. fell
there yesterday and fractured his right
arm.
THE foundation is completed for Rob-
ert Butts new residence on Sixteenth
street.
HARVEY Cook, Of South Jacob street,
appeared yesterday in an elegant new
buggy.
WATERMELON shipments are quite
brisk, particularly over the wheeling
and Lake Erie.
Work on the cut for the w. & E. 6.
railroad, between this city and Fulton,
will be completed soon.
OFFICERS BCCH and Creighton raided
Ida Headley's house OF Ill fame, last
night, aud made three arrests.
A PARTY of twelve complies from the
South Side will go next Saturday, oy
wagon, for a picnic at Glenn's RIM.
U. S. GRANT CAMP, Sons of Veterans,
are arranging for grand excursion to
Steubenville on the 18th Of next month.
BEFORE Justice Gillespy, last even
ing, William Smith was held in 5000 for
the grand jury on charge Of fornics-
ton.
THE last will and testament OF Albert
Fl. Nolte, deceased, was admitted to
probate yesterday, and ordered to be
recorded.
WIN. HERCULES and VIM. Truax, the
East Wheeling boys hurt In the wreck
| near the B. 81 o. tunnel not long ago,
are both improving.
ROBERT TEAsDALE, the ice man, IS
having a warehouse built, In the old
Hempfeld yards, near Caldwell ana
Peterson's new warehouse.
FIREMAN RITTER, of the Atlantic,
had a valuable pet--a grounding to die
yesterday. The animal was quite tame,
and stayed at the Atlantic.
THE LaBele Stars would like to play
the Belmont Blues, next Sunday after
noon, on the Benwood grounds. An
swer through the REGISTER.
Alice Jackson was released from jail
yesterday, on her own recognizance, she
to be of good behavior for one year.
Judge Jordan made the order.
CAROLINE JUERGEN's new brick
building on Sixteenth street will soon
be completed. 1t is beautiful struct-
ure, built of pressed brick and three
stories high.
AT eight o'clock to-day the Richie
school will leave the city for the Park,
to spend the day picnicing. They an
ticipate great time, and all school
children are invited.
THE class of '92 Of the First ward
school, held their banquet at the Park
from 4 to 10 o'clock yesterday. A large
crowd attended, and the entire occasion
was pleasurable one.
THERE were but three cases In Police
Court yesterday morning. Isaac Giffin
and VIM. Daniels were fined IS and
costs each, and B. Mullichay went to
the hill for fifteen days.
FRANK SMITH was before Justice Gill
lespy, last evening, for an examination
as to his sanity. After good deal of
evidence had been taken, the case was
adjourned until Monday evening.
THE Council Committee on Petitions
and Remonstrances met last night and
recommended the transfer OF the Buffet
license to Mansfield e. Fender, and
the transfer OF Mrs. Mary Letzkus' Ii
cense TO Thomas Halpin.
THE recent "expose" Of the REG
IsrER's coupon book scheme was very
timely affair. Yesterdays mail brought
twenty orders for the complete list Of
books. The single orders were quite as
large in proportion. 1t is to be hoped
| the good work will go on. Eight cents
and three coupons take any book.
EUGENE Polio, OF Forty-thlrd and
Jacob streets. employed at the River
side mill, suffered severe accident a
few days ago. He was working with a
large screw, when he caught his arm in
1t. very painfully brulsing the member.
He will be off work for month at
least.
LAST night, at Nathan Kraus's home
on Chapline street, there was q pleas
aut social gathering Of many OF the
frienps Of Mr.. Kraus. Among the
pleasures Of the evening was excellent
music and elegant refresh ments. A
trio of singers, Harry and Eugene
Butler and Louis Sehwarzbach, fur
nished delightful music.
THERE was pleasing social event at
the residence Of j. d. Marsh, OF South
Jacob street, a few evenings ago. The
event was given In honor OF Miss Sybil
Green, Of New Matamoras, o., an en-
tertainiAg young lady, a guest at Mr..
Marsh's home. A number OF young
folks from Benwood called and the eve
ming was spent in an enjoyable manner.
JOHN WRIGHT, secretary Of the La
Belle iron works, is noted for the fine
dogs he keeps. A few days ago an ex-
| eellent Irish setter went mad, bit some
cows and was reported, but falsely, to
! have also attacked some children.
| Great excitement was created In the
locality OF the Wright's home, near the
head of Twenty-ninth street. The
dog will be shot.
ALL the old members OF Clay Alumni
i are planning for meeting Of great in
terest next Monday evening. June Goth.
! They expect to hold q business meeting
at 7:30 o'clock, followed by an enter
tainment and banquet. They hope TO
see every class present. The committee
has made an effort TO see each member
OF Clay Alumni and every graduate OF
the school is expected. The programme
will consist Of music, recitatlons and
original poems.
THE SUNDAY REGISTER will contain
a complete history Of Knights Templar-
ism, since its organization in this city
till the present date, and gives the
names OF every officer who has served
in the Communicates from the begin
ming TO the present time. 1t will be an