Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-20
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Minor Matters of Iassrst Briefly snd
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The big B. & O. excursion to Allan
tic City will leave to-day.
THERE were two cases in Police
Court, yesterday incoming.
THERE are many mplaints from the
Eighth ward that the city water is bad.
A FORCE OF men are at work in the
B. IL O. yards In this city filling In the
trestle.
THE Council Committee on Health is
called for tonight, and Real Estate for
Monday night.
LET us be thankful that the sun don't
shine the whole twenty-four hours-as
it dOes farther north at this season.
A NEAT new pavement has been put
in front OF the confectionery OF Miss
Minnie Groos, at 26l1 Chapline street.
Owing to the Intense heat yesterday,
the puddlers of the La Belle mill made
but one heat. The rollers gave out en-
tirely, and had to quit work.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terdsy to Thomas AinscOugh, native
of England, aged SO, and Emma Fisher,
a native OF England, aged 10.
The kiln hands Of the Wheeling Pot
terry Company will 80 to work for the
first time this morning since the strike.
A kiln will be drawn tomorrow.
The boiler making arm OF William
NJ. Cox & Company has presented the
Niagara Hrsmen. with fine set OF quoits.
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WHY don't some enterprising capital
ist build railroad to the Artlc circle,
and run cheap excursions during the
heated term. Here's pointer, and
there's millions in it.
A LARGE number Of persons going to
Atlantic City left by the B. & o. last
evening. One special sleeper was
crowded, and some had to be turned
away, not being able to ges room.
JOHN WIsENBERGER, aged thirty
years, a well known gentleman who
lives just north Of the Narrows, died
yesterday morning. He had been Ill
for six months of a complication OF
stomach diseases.
NEXT Thursday the Hearne Taber-
nacls will give an outing TO the Sunday
school scholars at the Fair Grounds.
They are planning to have grand time
there. A great dinner will be one OF
the main attractions.
THE Happy Three fishing club, Of
Twenty-third street, left yesterday for
the summers camp down the river near
Darlington. Frank Kan is the chief
cook; George Vogler the fisherman, and
John Daller the dlshwasher.
TOMORROW night across the river
John Kalabaugh and Thomas Gray,
well-known young men OF the South
Side, will run Dag race. The stake
will be ten dollars side. There Is
much interest being shown as to tne re-
suit.
THERE promises TO be great time at
Mozart Park this evening. The Wheel
ing Bowling League will have the Hew
Mozart alleys for the night, and large
crowd is planning to go. Ono OF the
big features will be the Dig supper TO
be served.
A MERRY party Of South Sidsrs will
leave to-day for an extended fishing trip
down the river TO SunfSh TO be gone
several weeks. They are: Fritz Relyer,
Michael Gallagher, Martin Durkin, Pat
rick Howley, Dennis Mularkey aud
Francis Cocklan.
TUESDAY, DR.. r. NJ. Rau, OF South
Chapline street, successfully performed
delicate surgical operation on Henry
! Schafer, the insurance man OF South
jacob street. A large tumor was re-
moved from the instep. Mr.. Schafer is
getting along we'll.
CONTRACTOR THOMAS COFFEE, OF the
Sixth ward, had force OF men at work
yesterday, laying the new sewer from
near the First Christian church TO oD-
poste the Hook and Ladder hose
house on Twenty-irst street. He had
a dozen men at work.
LAST evening there was an interest
Ing QUOT contest at the Niagara en-
CINE honse. William Nolte. the grocer,
of Twenty-fifth and Chaplins streets,
donated a fine box OF wheeling"
scrap to the champion. The Niagara
team won five ont OF the eight games
played, and they took the scrap in tri-
umph.
PROF. d. w. BREWER, the noted eio-
cHtionist OF this city, will 90 into the
evangelical work IN Wheeling. lie has
rented the Odd Fellows hall, and will
hold meetings there every Sunday az
ternoon, beginning one week from next
Sunday. Mr.. Brewer is an impressive
speaker, and feels confident that he can
l a oh In a
THERE was an unusual sight for
these days Yesterday afternoon along
the river on the South Side. A large
barge loaded with eggs, blackberries,
corn aud beer kegs was brought 10 the
river towed with two horses. Ropes
were attached TO the barge, and the
towing was done in the old-fashioned
manner. The barge is now at the La
Belle mill landing.
The Young Mems Society of the ST.
Alphonsus church are 10 have a fine
large room for their library, which was
formerly in a small space in another
part of the building. They are moving
the library TO large room In the base
meut OF the church. Next Sunday
the new library will be open for the
first time. The members propose TO nj
the room up IN first-class style.
The Temple Case Continued.
The case of State V. Harry Temple
Griffith, bigamy, set for trial yesterday.
In the Criminal Court, was continued,
on account OF The absence Of the prlnci-
pal witnesses for the State.
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