Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-18

he has been at the city building, and on
some subjects be could talk In an intel
ligent manner. he took 70 drinking re-
Gently, aud his wife had charges Of In
sanity brought against him. Drs. May
hew and Mcdonald examined him, and
he was adjudged insane. Constable
SDrOat took him 10 MOuudSville yeste--
day, there 10 be kept until there is room
at Weston Asylum. The man is par
ticularly unfortunate person.
A strange drunk arrived in the city,
last Monday, and perched on barrel
~ Seventh and Main streets. He did
not know the barrel had no head, but
he soon found it out, for he fell into II.
People going that way saw the mans
head and feet prOtruding from the bar
rel. They say some nails in the barrel
pinned him there also. John Deegan
arrived on the scene, and with conSld-
cradle eXertion pulled him out. The
occurrence created no little excitement
The change OF schedule on the B. &
o. will materially effect the mails here.
The hrst mail leaving here will be be-
fore 8 O'Clock in the morning, aud the
last one coming Ia will be az $50 at
night. The time now is a. IN. and
.. M. respectfully. The change will go
into effect the goth of next month.
Last night at the home Of Harry
Farmer, there was = pleasant surprise
party. The occasion was Mr.. Farmers
sixteenth birthday. Fifteen couples
were in attendance, and a pleasant time
resulted. The occasion was made moro
pleasureable by the excellent refresh
ments served.
BenwOOd people will be pleased to
hear that ex-Mayor Joseph Mahood Is
TO stay as general agent az the Ohio
River depot. This gentleman had re-
signed, but matters have been settled
In a satisfactory manner, and he will be
found there as heretofore.
The German Lutheran church will
give a supper next Saturday night a.
the City Hall. On the following Mon
day night there will be a concert and
entertainment az the same hall. The
Wheeling City Band will give the music.
The Hibernians aud the Knights OF
St. John will have parade here next
Saturday morning before going 20
Wheeling 20 meet the new Bishop.
They will DO headed by brass band.
4 =
composed OF i've young men. They
will give dance at DOlan's hall, the
tWenty-ffth OF this month. Music by
Kulmeyer.
George McLain, OF Bellevue, has been
awarded the contract OF building the
foundation for the NJ. Z. parsonage.
He will complete his work in a day or
two.
The second story room Of the NJ. E.
Church is being finished by the con
tractors. John Coy finished his work
on the fne new windows yesterday.
The wife OF William Myer, aged
about thirty years, died last Monday
night. She had been 40 but few days
The burial will be this afternoon.
Several persons left last Monday night
TO Join CoxeY's army. One got back
yesterday, having been fred from box
car before he got out Of town.
A ws2-known plate mill enDlOye OF
the Riverside will be married in about
three weeks 90 a handsome young So
ciety lady OF the upper town.
The saloon-keepers held a well at
tended meeting yesterday afternoon at
lower the license.
There are five applicants for every
little city Office to be filed by Council
The fellows who get left will do the old
WaY-get mad.
Henry Hart, the man who had his
toes cut of recently By the b. n o.
train, is able to walk about again.
A crowd Of society people attended
the Progress CLUB hop in Bellaire las;
Monday night.
Mrs. Ann DOlbeare, who suffered the
painful sccidenT was able 70 be out
yesterday.
George Sheeler. OF Niles, o., who has
been visiting here, has returned 10 his
home.
Miss Lena Niebergau opened a
bakery on Main street street yester-
day.
Jesse johnson, Of PittsburE, was in
the city last Monday calling on friends
The Protected Home Circle will or
ganize a branch here tomorrow evening.
Agents from Beuairs were here bill
ing Walter J.. Mains show yesterday.
Ex-Offcer Wm. Casey, Of the police
force, mas moved 70 Pit,sburg.
force began to clean the City Hall
Yesterday. IL needed 1t badly.
The contract TO build the new NJ, E.
parsonage will be let tonight.
John Hardy has moved to tbs coun-
try. 70 Captain Nancy's place.
George Miller will 90 to Sistersviile
NEXT week 20 visit friends.
The new deputies are on the streets
in natty new uniforms.
John Leach has two children down
with scarlet fever.
Mat Kennedy is visiting his home, at
Cheat Mountains.
Robert Truax and family have moved
TO Wee Gee.
Charlie Fox, OF Sistersville, is visit
ing In town.
Miss Eva Edwards is home from
SisterSville.
A child Of Edward HOyt is very sick
OF spasms-
samuel Thomas is home from an up
river trio.
Charley COgley is out after weeks
illness.
Harrtson's sixth Lecture.
PALo ALTO, CAL. April 17.--Presi-
dent Harrison delivered his sixth aud
concluding lecture on Constitutional
Law, before the students Of Stanford