Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-05

street.
THE CITY Water Board is erecting a
frame building al the new reservoir for
a residence for the Waterman and also
for tool house.
WIZ. BLoN, OF South Woods street,
is making repairs at his residence. Also
Frank Decker, Of the same street, Is i'm
proving bis residence.
MARSHAL LOUIS COOKE. of Benwood,
defeated last Tuesday by Edward Noel,
will contest the election. Democrats
do not think Noel was legally elected.
p. ALTMEYER, the South Side furni-
turo man, is furnishing al elegant desk
for the X. of L. which meets at Notes
hall on South Eoff street. The desk is
beauty.
HARRY KNoKE, the South Side sa-
loonist, will give a blowout next Satur-
day night at the opening OF his new
business place at Twenty-ninth and
Eoff streets.
LAST Monday night John Christman,
Louis Beauter and b. Dunlap had race
on roller skates at the North Eud rink.
Christman won, and will skate any per-
son in the city.
THE key boards in the new South Side
central Office, on South jacob street,
were being arranged yesterday. The
Office will be ready for use the latter
part Of this week.
LAST Tuesday Walter and Charlie,
the popular sons of Coroner Schuitze,
were Is and 30 years old respectively on
the same day. They had a double and
enjoyable celebration.
CoUER DE LEON, U. r. No. l, X. of
p, drilled for the first time last Tues
day night. They will drill on this
night of every week hereafter. They
made handsome appearance.
THERE were three cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning. Grace St.
Clair and Annie Costello were sent to
Jail for thirty days, j. II. Danner, for
disorder, was fined SIS and costs.
LEN REYNOLDS was arraigned before
Justice GilesPy yesterday on the
charge Of stealing a pocket book from
Mr.. Johnson on March 31st and was fined
$40 being sent to jail in default for five
Gays.
JOHN WILSON, and William White,
the Niagara fireman, yesterday COM
pleted a very fine stand. which they
have on exhibition at the hose house.
The top of the beautiful article is made
Of palm leaf fans.
Mrs. FRANK WALTERS, OF the 1.-TWO
Mile" house, at Altenheim, gave book
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place last night. About fifty guests
from this city attended. A pleasant
evening was spent.
PNEUMONIA and lung fever are very
bad among the children Of the South
Side. One physician stated last night
that he had been in attendance at thir-
ty cases the day before. As yet there
have been few deaths.
CAPT. T. S. THOMAS has retired
from the firm of Goodhue & Thomas.
who have conducted the Tenth street
stock yards for a number OF years. The
business will be conducted under the
name Of Goodhue & Co.
THOMAS KLLEEN. of Twenty-ninth
street, entertained the Mozart band at
his home last Tuesday night In most
enjoyable manner. A big crowd was in
attendance, and an elegant spread made
the occasion still more pleasant.
JOHN HABERFIELD, Of North Wheel
ing, nearly lost his elegant thorough
bred mare last Tuesday afternoon. The
animal got stuck In the mud at Johna-
than's Rayine, and 1t took six men to
get her out. The valued animal suffered
little Injury from the accident.
MICHAEL RILEY, well known
sprinter of Etnavile, and an
unknown" from PlttsburR have ar
ranged for a foot race at Etnaville
on Saturday evening. The race will be
along the river bank for dash of one
hundred yards. The stake is $50 a
side.
ABOUT o'clock last evening the
chimney at the house of the Hagedorn
heirs, on South Jacob street, caught
FIRE. and there was much excitement in
that locality for time. Men climbed
to the roof and soon put out the blaze,
which did little damage. The fremen
were not called out.
LAST Monday night, there was q
pleasant event at the home Of Peter
Miller, OF Seventh ward and Main
streets. Smith and Swiers band went
to Mr. Miller's home for serenade,
where they were royalty entertained.
Among the pleasures OF the evening
was the elegant feast, which was
spread.
MRS. MARY GILL sued Andrew Hun
german for assault and battery and for
a breach OF the peace before Squire
Schultzs. The woman claimed Mr..
Hungarian hit a little boy with a
stone. The breach OF the peace case
was withdrawn, and the other was dis
missed at the prosecutors cost. Both
parties live out Caidwel's Run, and the
settlement was made last night.
ANDREW HARRIS, one Of the South
Side bakers, did quite remarkable
feat last evening. He was riding up
street on his bicycle at rapid rate OF
speed, aud went to stop at Zimmer's
barber shop, on South ChaplIne street.
The bicycle stopped, but Mr.. Harris
went on and alighted on top Of hitch
ing post, where he hung for a time, and
then fell to the pavement. He was not
hurt much, but the incident drew near
ly all the people in that locality.
Local Base Ball.