Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-01

Chapllne street, mas Oeen COmpioV0u W
Contractor B. r. Perkins.
WORK is progressing very satistac-
torily now on the extension OF the Ter
minal railroad to Benwood.
LOCAL Uaion No. o, glass workers,
will attend the funeral OF the late
James NJ. Marshall, this afternoon.
THE structural iron work for the new
warehouse OF the tube works OF the
Riverside mill is being up very rapidly.
THE Bairisch- Wittelsbacher Maximil-
ian Vereins will give their first picnic at
the State Fair grounds Monday, June
70.
JOHN SMITH was arrested yesterday Tor
peddllng snide rings without a license.
Sol. Smith was arrested for drunken
ness.
THE Commissioners Committee on
Roads and Bridges met Yesterday, audit
ed bills, and discussed some general
road matters.
THE new pavement about the Court
House was completed yesterday, ana
work has been commenced on the city
end Of the square.
THE Clark Sutton case was post
poned for ten days in Squire GlIlespy's
court yesterday. The State was not
ready for a hearing.
WILL MENKEMELLER's South Side
pharmacy has been greatly improved,
oy being furnished by P. Altmeyer, OF
the South Side.
AMELIA HEBRAYK was yesterday ap.-
pointed guardian for the orphans OF
Andrew Hebrank, deceased. Bond,
$4,000. D. Kull surety.
THE Council Committee on Wharves
meets tonight to take up the 'Pewiky"
railroad matter, and the Finance Com
mittee meets tomorrow night.
JOHN CLAREN, an employe of the
steel works at the Riverside mill, while
walking over man-pit, fell In and was
painfully hurt. His injuries are not
serious.
FROM present indications the ball for
the benefit of Mike Howley at Turner
Hall tonight, promises to be complete
success. Mayors orchestra will furnish
the music.
COMMENCING with to-day the book
sellers will close their places Of bust
ness at 6 D. m, except Oh Saturdays.
This agreement holds good until Sep
TENDER 1st.
The throwing Of mortar from Main
street business house ruiSed such
dust, last evening, that not few peo-
ple a square or two away thought ire
was raging.
THERE promises to be big audience
at the Opera House, Saturday evening,
on the occasion Of the rendition OF
Hamlet" by Mr.. Frank Hennig and
the Kesne company.
To NIGHT the Good Templars will
hold an ice cream and strawberry fes-
tival at Rechabite Hall, on Twelfth
street. Confectioner Harry King IS to
furnish the deicacies.
A SON of Philip Burk, of South Main
street, aged seventeen months, was
buried yesterday afternoon at Mt. Cal
vary Cemetery. The child had suffered
from but brief Illness.
TUESDAY night a cog wheel broke on
the large crane at the Riverside steel
works, and a delay of five hours ensued.
The break has been repaired aud the
men are all working steadily again.
WM. ScHAFER's bicycle merry-go-
round in Frank Alblnger's yard, on La
Belle street, is running, and a crowd
that filled the yard and clamored for
more bicycles was present yesterday.
LAST evening Jacob Beswinger,
we'll known young man of Thirty fifth
street, was married TO Miss Nettie Kill
YER, popular young lady OF Twenty
seventh street. The ceremony was per-
formed at the brides home.
A THOROUGHLY equipped through
Wagner sleeper TO Chicago leaves the
Union depot daily, over the c., l.. 81 W.,
at 2:3O o'clock in-the afternoon. 1t ar
rlves in Chicago at 1875 o'clock the fol-
lowing day. This train was put on this
week.
THE Bogg's Run Band is making pre-
parations for the most promising straw
berry supper ever given by them. The
entertainment will be furnished at the
bands excellent headquarters out
Bogg's Run. The tenth of this month
is the day set.
JOHN CoNNoRs, a boy living on TWEEN
ty-seventh street, was enjoying tho
good fishing yesterday, and ran larise
fish hook clear through his ear. de
was taken to J. r. Manley'S Office,
where the hook was cut out. The in
jury was very painful.
MICHAEL CLEARY, OF the South Side,
was assaulted on the river bank III the
Eighth ward Tuesday evening ana was
considerably bruised about the head
His assailants were three men, whose
identity has not been established.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
tcrday to John NJ. Reeves, a native of
Ohio county, aged 10, and Rose G.
Mitchell, a native Of Ohio county, aged
Is. Also, to Charles E. Thompson, a
native of Wheeling, aged 81, and Sarah
E. Mechanism, native of Wheeling,
aged IS.
CHAs. DAILY and Aionzo Miller, two
of the best South Side boxers, gave an
exhibition OF their skill last evening on
Thirty-sixth street. A considerable
crowd was attracted, And the men were
so evenly matched th3t 1t could not De
told which was the beffer. Mr.. Daily
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