Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-23
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The Committee On Fire Department will
meet this evening. e.r
A. q. Erx. Druggist On the South Side, Il
lying seriously III with typhoid fever.
Az Council, Tomorrow night, there Will
probably be warm debate over the new
The street car horses were removed Sat.
urdsy night, TO the new stable in the lower
end Of the city
COUNCILMAN ZogoKLER was made happy
on Sunday BY the arrival in his household
of an eleven pound boy.
r ''vox popuh. vo1 Del est" what can
can be said when the people are divided
and have different Voicesr
TIE forge department at the Top Mill
will not go to work to-day on account of the
mud drum having TO be liked.
THE funeral Of the late Miss Jennie
Kraas took place, yesterday, from her
fathers residence on Sixteenth street.
TIE nail feeders say the more self-feeders
are put in the better for them. They are
determined to fight il out to the last.
RENEMBXR the sale of reserved seats for
DR.. Talmage's lecture, at nine o'clock this
morning at Wilson & Banners music store.
there was row kicked up by four roughs,
in which the Waterman uaS quite badly
beaten. No arrests.
The stockholders Of the Elm Grove Town
Hall Association will hold their annual
meeting at he.hsll, on Thursday, January
Goth. 10 elect its officers
THE way the north wind did howl about
the suspension bridge, yesterday. The tel
egraph wires make fine .Eolian harp, but
II sounds chilly strsin.
TIE Committee on Legislation will meet
at the City Building tonight, 10 consider
the new bill which Solicitor Caldwell will
have ready by that time.
OK next Wednesday evening Miss Lizzie
Haag will entertain the original German
at Franzheim Hall. Instead Of the Ger
man the party viii be 3 mask.
'SoUIRk AREIs Saturday again postponed
iur ten days the hearing of the Beal
brothers. who are jailed upon the charge
Of attempting. TO kill Harry Paxton.
EVERY member OF the Legislature has
been furnished with handsome cuSpidore
by the firm OF ". II. Rinehart & Bro, the
Market street queensuare and glass men.
LOWRY, South Side rag dealer, on Sat
urGsy, bought two bags of rags, his own
property, which two cunning rogues had
stolen in his temporary absence from his
shop.
SATURDAY afternoon a daughter of Mr..
Defibaugh, who resides near the hinge fac
tory, had her chin badly cut by falling on
board. IL took several stitches to close
the wound.
IT was rumored on the streets Saturday
and Sunday, that the feeders at the
Top mill would resume work to-day,
but there is no truth in it. They are going
10 stay out.
BIsHoP KAN preached an able sermon
yesterday, on The Confessional Upon
opening he said we should be truly thank
full to God for having escaped the scourge
Of the small poI.
CHAs J. Faulkner left here Saturday on
the steamer Sidney for Charleston to stgue
some cases before the Court of Appeals of
this State, and expects to return to this
city in the course of a week.
AT the Disciples church, yesterday, Mr.
II. X. Pendleton, son OF Prof Pendleton
OF Bethany, preached morning and even
ing. Though very young, he IS al earnest
and forcibie eXpounder OF the Gospel
WV. THOMPSON was before Squire Phil
lips, Saturday afternoon, on the charge of
stealing lot OF iron from the Panhandle
Railroad Company. The evidence failed 10
substaptiate the charge and he was dis
missed.
TIE Finance Committee met at the City
Building, on Saturday to settle up with
brady and Wilkinson, loan commissioners,
The last Os the Filth ward market certit-
Gates, save the missing ones, were also re-
deemed.
HENET WILHELM, 8 picture dealer, has
been, il Is alleged, raising money on false
prete2ccS, in the name of charity. Officer
Wier arrested him, on Saturday, and
Squire Ankle committed him to Jail in
default of bond
GEORGE HISS, living at the corner of
Thirty-third and Eof streets, was bitten,
though not badly, by a dog belonging 10
Mrs Kemp, OF the Eight ward. be hunted
up an officer, who will exterminate the
dog this morning.
Dick HIGGINs. formerly millwright at the
Belmont mill, has resigned his position TO
accept = similar one az the Benwood Iron
Works. His place will be filled at the Bel
mont by Charles Iinman, son OF the mana
ger Of the Top Mill.
The Baptist church was strained 70 its
utmost capacity, last evening, to contain
the large audience which assembled to wit
ness the ceremony Of dipping six persons.
Rev. Mulford is winning quite reputa-
ton as an eloquent minister.
Tax Kempie benefit lecture now seems
10 BE- a guaranteed success. The lecture
and IFS object are subjects of general dis.
cuSsiCn all through the city. Tickets will
lie on sale tomorrow morning at various
places in each ward, Of which due notice
will be given.
VERY interesting services are being held
nightly at the Baptist church, corner OF
Twelfth and Byron streets. Quite num-
bsr of conversions have already occurred.
Last evening Rev. Mr.. Milford preached
~ 9 crowded audience on the Baptism OF
Jesus. After the sermon, six persons
we're baptized. The ordinance is 70 be sd
ministered to several more next Sunday
evening.
FRgp SHRATHgY, . lsborer ut the Crescent
Mill, was very nearly drowned Friday after
noon. He was working at the mouth of
sewer, when the cinder hank on which he
was standing gave way and he was precipi-
tated into the creek. The mill hands came
To his rescue, but he was insensible when
taken out of the water, and ii was some
time before he came to consciousness.
ScorT NEFF, an employee of the telegraph
company from Bonneville, was robbed last
night between ten and eleven o'clock,
near Tenth street. He stated that after
getting some oysters at the stand in the
upper end of the market house, he stepped
out and up the alley, when three men col
Jared him, and after tearing his pocket out,
that contained all his money, they made
OFF before Constable Laughlin, who heard
him calling for assistance, could get to
him. The parties are unknown.
DR. TNNAGs, who lectures at the Opera
House on Wednesday evening next, with
the masses, is without doubt the most pop
ular lecturer in America. He came here
last season toencounter pre-existing preju-
diCes and other unfayorable elements. In
one evening he swept them all away, and
left behind him a multitude of sincere and
admiring friends, who will be glad to hear
him again. Our readers are remined that
the sale OF reserved seats begins this morn
ing at O'Clock, at Wilson Banners
music store.
A SPAN Of horses hitched TO hack came
rushing down Market street last evening.
minus driver. They ran into hack be.
longing TO Robt. Luke in front of his stable,
which stopped the them. The team belong
ed 10 Lotus & Reilly, and the spring and
pole of the hack were broken. The driver
put in bis appearance at the stable about
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