Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-24
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IN BRIEFEsT FORM.
Local Items OF Interest Presented In
Condensed Paragraphs.

Criminal Court will be in session
to-day.
Several saloon keepers in Fulton
were arrested ana fined yesterday for
conducting slot machines.
The Ladies OF st. Vincent's church
will give lawn party on the church
grounds at Elm Grove. Thursday.
Work upon the new Ghapline Street
NJ. Il. church will commence within a
few days, and will be pushed as rapidly
as possible.
The seventh weekly contest OF the
Wheeling Gun Club. which was to have
taken place yesterday. was postponed
until to-day on account of the circus.
The St Panl's German Reformed
church will picnic at Mozart Park on
Thursday. A special programme or
amusements has been prepared and the
event promises to be very successful.
The Wheeling section of the Pain
ters' International Union, were in reg
ular monthly session at Trades and La
Dor Hall, last night. Nothing was done
save regular work.
In the divorce suit of Frederick
Iornick against Hannah Hornick
Judge ii. c. leryey has issued an order
requiring the plainiff to pay s25 to de-
PENDANTS attorney and $40 month
thereafter.
j. NJ. Barrett, B & o. superintend-
ent of Terminals at Bellaire, was struck
by foul ball, while seated in the grand
stand witnessing the ball game on the
Island yesterday afternoon. II raised
a lump under the right eye which bled
profusely.
A man. whose name could not be
learned, WIS Frustrated by heat on
Tenth street. near Market street, yes
terday afternoon. Citizens applied ice
and other remedies promptly and he
soon revived.
Chief Shorts OF the B. & o detec-
tive force. gave banquet at Oakland,
Md, to the men under his charge, and
they presented him with handsoGa
gold badge as a souvenir Of their es-
TEEN and confidence in him.
The Wheeling branch of the Inter
national Union of Carriage Workers.
held their regular monthly meeting at
Trades and Labor Hall, last evening
Only routine matters were brought up
Charlie Goetzes mysterious black
snake has again made his appearance.
He was found in the front window from
which he mysteriously disappeared
some two weeks ago Charley now has
him in a glass case in the store and
feeds him on fresh eggs and ice cream
soda.
The annual picnic of the congrega-
ton of the First English Lutheran
Church will be given at Browns Island
on Thursday of tnIs week The congre-
CATION of the Second United Pre5byter-
ian Church will accompany them. The
trip will be made on the steamer City OF
Wheeling
Last evening at the corner of Six
tenth and Market streets. Michael
O'Neil and Thomas Kavanaugh had
some difficulty and O'Neil struck Kav-
anaugh. knocking him down. Kavan-
aush lay for some time before 1egelning
consciousness. The ambulance was
called, but he recovered before it ar
rived The case will be aired in Police
Court this morning.
City Engineer Lohse has completed
the plans for the new city workhouse, to
De DullJ Out Vi lilt toiicNtiohS ~!
the City Water Board. rhe building
will be substantial, and is designed with
a view to utility rather than ornament
1t will be three stories, of brick. with
stone foundation. The mems quarters
are equipped with two tiers OF cells, 90
| in number. The engineer is now al
work upon the specifications.
What is more delightful and restfn
after a ride either in buggy or on the
wheel along the pike than to stop AZ 6
country inn and indulge in a good dinner
with a siesta after It. Out the Bethany
pike some twelve miles distant at West
Liberty there are some dozen of Wheel
! ing people stopping at the Leasure Inn
of which Mr.. Jesse Leasnre Is mine
| host" and they all declare they arc hav-
ing a splendid time and fresh ail
galore.