Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-27

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| A CHILD OF Louis Atwell, OF South
Jacob street, is quite i'll.
THE Riverside steel works will re-
sumo tomorrow, after five days smut
| down.
THE Frew Furniture ball club would
| like to hear from any club under four
teen years of age.
THE clay department OF the Wheel
ing Pottery will close down Tor the
summer stop to-day.
THE Committee on Court House and
Jail, Of the Board of Commissioners. met
yesterday afternoon and audited bills.
TIE picnic given by the colored peo-
| pie, last night at Whiteman's Grove,
was very largely attended, and success
fnl
CLARENCE HART, a South Side boy
living near Bloch's tobacco factory,
was painfully bitten in the face, last
night, by dog.
WEsrwooD's brick yard In South
y heellng is doing a very large busl-
ness. 1t is necessary TO employ extra
men to keep up with the work.
WILLIAM MEYERS was arrested yes
terday on warrant sworn out oy his
daughter, Katie Myers, charging him
| with rape. He was sent to jail oy
Gillespy.
LAST Sunday evening GLOVER Day"
was observed in the Chppline Street M.
E. Church. An appropriate pro-
gramme was listened to by large as
semblage.
THE pressers of the La Belle Pottery
| challenge the brick yard men OF the
Wheeling Pottery. for game of base
ball next Thursday, for stake OF from
$40 to $50.
THERE will be meeting Of the Kelley
League on Thursday evening, June goth
al 1880 o'clock, at the Institute building,
corner Twenty-drst and Main streets.
All are invited.
THE G. Mendel e Co. club defeated
the Sixth Ward Stars by score OF TO
O. The Stars did not show up until i've
o'clock, when the Mendels had another
game on hand.
HALLoCK Bros. are receiving large
shipments of stone over the w. az Il. Z.
railroad TO Altenheim, from st. ClairsviIe
Junction, 0. These materials will be
used there for building purposes.
WHILE Henry Kress was drinking Ice
water, yesterday morning, he was seized
with q sudden and violent attack OF
cramps and fell. A physician was
called and relief was soon afforded.
A HORSE of Zarnitz Bros, grocers,
was kicked at their Twenty-fifth street
stables last Saturday night, and was
shot later. The animal was fiue draft
horse, recently purchased for $3.50.
MICHAEL HoBRIGHT, OF the South
Side, the well known base ball player
who recently left the Canton, O.. team,
has been called to East Liverpool, O.,
to play in that club the balance Of the
season.
THE moonlight excursion to Steuben-
vile, given by the Friendship Council
No. 81, Jr. O. u. A NJ, will be tonight,
The boat used will be the Liberty.
which will start from the wharf at
o'clock this evening.
AN employe, Jos. Coss, of the River
side steel works. met with painful &C
cident yesterday. He was at work at
the new ware house, when sharp piece
Of iron struck him in the feshy part OF
the leg inficting very bad cut.
FREDERICK GEHRING was yesterday
appointed administrator OF the estate Of
| William Gahring, deceased. Bond 5000,
II. j. Schulz, surety. Mary Jane Fisher
was appointed Administrative OF the es-
tate of Clement Fisher, deceased. Bond,
$3.50; ]. B. Wilkie. surety.
| A WHEELING physician, who has
| been travelling through the East says
that ia regard to sanitary condition,
| this city Is about on the same footing
with New York City. He says many
cities are in much finer condition to
guard against cholora than New York.
PERSONS in West Wheeling in the
vicinity OF the old fishing shanty which
was the scene OF such disgraceful ac-
| tions, and where the woman and three
meen were arrested last Sunday, loaded
the shanty on a wagon and hauled 1t
away. The want to prevent repetl-
ton OF such conduct.
YESTERDAY afternoon Henry kress,
Of South Jacob street, was standing In
his front yard drinking glass OF Ice
water. He fell down and remained I'M
| conscious Tor over an hour. a doctor
pronounced the cause heart disease.
From last accounts Mr.. Kress Is I'M
proving, and 1t Is said he will recover.
THERE were five cases in Police Court
yesterday morning. Hoe 81 Steger, for
selling on Sunday, got $50 and costs.
Jacob Taylor, for refusing to move on,
got 81 and costs. Abe Boston was fined
$40 and costs for hitting Nellie Clifford,
and went to the hill for month. An
drew Bishop, for disorder, IS and costs.
| The other case was drunk.
SURVEYOR GILMORE Brown and some
Of the track hands of the w. & +. G..
r. r. were near Seibert's place yester-
day surveying a new route for the
| Elm Grove road there. 1t Is probable
the road will be changed soon, as to
avoid the two sharp curves there. 1t
is thought the road and also the grade,
by changing the tracks, can be greatly
improved.
COUNCIL COMMITTEES MEET.