Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06
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PithllY Told

Go TO the Fair to-day.
SUMMER is still with US.
THE Finance Committee will meet
Tonight.
THE Baabout club will picnic Satur-
day at Mozart Park.
The plats mill of the Standard is of
owing to the scarcity OF steel.
JAMES JOHNSON was arrested last
night for disorder by Officer Scally.
THE Enterprise bowling team beat
the South Side Juniors at Mozart Park
Tuesday evening.
McKEE's residence, a. the head OF
Twenty-fourth street, will be about
completed to-day.
New curling is being set on Wetzel
street ia front OF the office at the foot
Of Mozart Park incline.
The Island Ferry Company are run
ming pillow in the bed OF the river, In
the hope of cutting better channel
for the boat.
NEXT Wednesday is the time Of the
opening Of the new term of school At
Romney, this state, at the Institution
for the Deaf and Blind.
THE inc new frame residence Of Jo'
seph HydiDger, on South Eof street,
will soon DO completed. The skaters
flashed their work yesterday.
THE Executive Committee Of the
Charity Circus is called TO meet at the
rooms OF the Chamber Of Commerce, at
S o'clock this evening, and every mem
Der is urged to be present.
THE first grand outing aud picnic to
be given by the Besbout Club will take
place this Saturday, September s. The
popular Billy Mayors full orchestra
will be there to make the music.
THIS is the night OF the Lawn Fete,
to be given by the Y. =. S. u. OF the
Wesley NJ. f. church, at Miller and
Ratclffe's lawns on South Jacob street.
They have planned very pleasant
event.
PROF. d. w. BREWER, the evangel-
ist. is at the entrance to the fair grounds
every day distributing religious tracts.
He thanks the management OF the fair
for giving him free pass into the
grounds.
THE Mogulions will have meeting
next Monday night at Welcome Con-
clave's Bungalow "a. o. u. w. hail.
They will be sure to have large time,
as all the Moguls in the city are sure to
be there.
The new department of the E!na-
Standard mill will resume this morning.
II includes sheet mills I2, -, ii and Is
and has been OF for two weeks, owing
to break. The resumption will give
work to about three hundred persons.
The following wheelmen from Vene-
tia. Pa, came to the city yesterday on
their wheels, and are guests at the
Hoffman, hotel, during the fair. They
are: S. A. Runner. Ii. II. Casper 4.
E. Robb, ]. IL. McCombs and George
J. logan.
THE electric lights OF the street car
company along Marshall street, Ben
wood, from BOgg's Run TO Schad's
Crossing, are no. working right. Last
night they were all out, and that is the
reason why people down that way are
complaining.
THE school teachers Of the city will
20 to the Fair this afternoon and the
institute will not be held in the after
noon. The session will convene 10 the
evening at the Second Presbyterian
church. where they have planned a very
interesting meeting.
THE passenger train on the Ohio
River Railway, due here at $40 p. m,
did not arrive last night until 11.15.
Delay transferring at the bridge at st.
Mary's was the cause. This train
brought four carloads of melons and
perishable freight from the wreck.
LAST night at the Wesley N. E.
church, the last quarterly meeting Of
this conference year was held. The
pastor, Rev L. w. Roberts, will leave
next Monday for the conference at
Charleston. There is little doubt that
Rev. Roberts will not be recalled, as he
is very highly thought Of by his entire
congregation.
TRAIN No. LOG, of the B. & O., due In
this city from the west at S:45 Yester-
day morning, was three hours late in
arriving In the city. This is the train
which had the accident near Columbus,
where the fireman was killed, and three
Of the passengers nurt. A number OF
cars Of the Big Four ran across the B.
& o. tracks, and 1o6 dashed against
them, causing the accident.
LAST night there was a delightful
bowling party at Mozart Park. 4 num-
Der Of the society people Of the Eighth
ward have visitors in the for the Fair,
and they arranged to give them good
time at the hilltop resort last night.
Miss Belle DevIne Of South Jacob street,
was one OF the ladies who was leader
10 the delightful social occasion. About
twenty-five couples enjoyed the outing.
The United Mine Workers Of Amer
lea, of this city, and locality, will give a
big picnic at Mozart Park on the 18th
of this month, as the REGISTER has
previously announced. National Presi-
dent John Mcbride, Of Columbus, the
noted chief OF the miners during the
great strike, has promised to be there
and make an address. There will be
general amusement programme, and
street parade beside.
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