Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-02


JAMES WHEELER was, on Tuesday, ap-
pointed guardian of Anna W. Elder, orphan
of Joseph Elder deceased. Bond $1,000
| with Ann. Wheeler as security.
THERE is a hadbreak in the board walk
on the east side uf the national road above
Seventh street, from the same old COM
plant, q coal team walking on 1t.
The folks living along Market street are
anxious for the extension OF the Elm
| Grove line of cars,up totAe head of Seventh
street. 1t will be well patronized.
DANrSEss in the atmosphere tends to
promulgate the sound waves. Yesterday
the strokes of the hours on the Capitol bell
were distinctly heard at Elm Grove.
ONE Of III heaviest property holders in
North Wheeling refused 10 advance the
rent on his tenants, as he says provisions
have advanced, but the price Of labor has
not.
COCEAYNE, and full orchestra will play
for an excursion to Marietta on the steamer
SciotO's round trip next week. Parties all
along the river will join the excursion
lists.
THE county will not ask the Legislature
to enact certain laws, as was contemplated.
as upon examination it was found a few OF
the changes would conflict with the ConSti-
tuition.
IL the event OF Madame SachSe's death
theconcert will go on just the same and the
proceeds used TO detray her funeral eXpenS-
eS. This is certainly the proper course and
should prevail.
The will OF Charles Sauter deceased. was
admitted to probate, yesterday, and Eliza
beth Santer appO;lted executriX Of his es.
tate. Bond $1,000. but no security being
rn,ysral by- Nrlar Of caiA will
WV. H. FRANK was appointed by Clerk
Hook on Tuesday administrator of the eS-
tate of Paulina Beekman. deceased. Bond
ST. 200. with Emanuel EnIsheimer and JU-
Seph Emsheimer, as SuretieS.
The Wheeling Female College i, We are
happy to learn. filled to it's utmost capaci-
ty. Under its present administration, it
has been unusually successful, which is
certainly a we'll merited compliment.
MRS. STANLEY denies the story that her
son Frank was at his brother-in-law'S, on
Saturday night, and rolled from the roof.
He has no brother-iH-law, she says, and
was not there, if he had. How is this?
WASHINGTON, Pa. is excited over the Hat.
tering prospects il has for rolling mill. y
number OF prominent citizens met on Tues
day night and considered the matter and
decided to raise Sl5O,0OO for the purpose.
CLERK HOOK on Tuesday appointed Jo-
Seph EmSheiner. Sr., guardian OF Gabriel,
Milton NJ. and Charles Beekman. orphans
of Paulina' Beekman, deceased. Bond $500,
with Emanuel and Joseph Emsheimer, Jr.,
us securities.
CHARLES III. Elliott. OF Pittsburgh, and
Mrs. Lydia Ebert, daughter of Walter
Marshall. were married. last evening. at the
lady'S residence on Main street, by Rev.
Jordan. After the ceremony. which was
witnessed by many friends, Il very pleas
ant evening was passed.
The adiusterS OF the various insurance
companies which held policies on the glass
factory OF Hobbs, B~rockunier 4 Co, are
hard at work. John NJ. 0tey represents the
Phoenix. r. IL. Brown the Merchantile, aud
S. &. Williams, OF the Cincinnati Adjust
ment Company, represents the Standard
and Hamburg-Brcmen.
The Roman Punch argument OF the peo-
pie OF Wheeling, so freely rendered the
United States engineers who visited Wheel
ing yesterday to look after the question OF
q railroad bridge over the Ohio at the
north end of Wheeling, was, no doubt, a
very Strsng aud efficient One.-BsRIiir
Trbt1ys. Punch is usually q strong arSu-
ment. Tastes differ as to the sugar and
lemon, but all agree Oi the strong part.
Our citizens should bear in mind hat
on saturday next two performances,
matinee and evening. Will be given by the
Bell Ringers at the Academy. Every
where this company has appeared com
plete satifaction has been given, Barnum,
the great Snowman, has this TO say of them:
81 have been quite delighted with the en-
tcrtainment OF the Royal Hand Bell
Ringers. OF the many bands which | have
seen and heard, none compare in merit
with them
YESTERDAY e%fternOon a large four-wheel-
ell truck fell from the fourth story OF JOS.
Speidel d Co.'S wholesale grocery, crushing
down the elevator way. A man was stand
ing on the platform of the elevator, but
fortunately the truck struck on the cross
bar and Shattered, else he would inevitably
have been killed. The truck had been
loaded with sacks of coffee, and in lifting
off the last one it was pushed aside, strik.
ing the opening before it could be caught.
The stockholders meeting meeting OF the
West Virginia State Land Title and Real
Estate Bureau was held at S02 Main street
Yesterday afternoon. Postmaster Hugh
Sterling was elected President; A. ]. Hal
sted. Vice President; j. Wise Norton, Sec
retary and Treasurer, and H.. B. Ferguson,
counsel. These gentlemen, with q. Ed.
Mendel, all of Wheeling, and Joseph
Maitland and A.. Rex. of Philadelphia,
were elected directors. The objects OF said
corporation were published in this journal
on the 23d of December last.
To-SIGHr Kemple's great aesthetic lecture
will be delivered, and we expect to see the
Opera House iammed. ~ got my Oscar
Wilde pants, to-day, said Jake, yesterday,
"and tell you they are daisies. Some one
said I'd have to pad my shanks, but | guess
they'll go well enough without. Look out
for a sensation when | waltz, on the plat
form" We will look. This effort must
make or mar Kemple, and he will do his
best. III he succeeds, his fortune is made,
and every opera house in the country will
write for dates. Congress will not adjourn
to attend, tonight, but our State Congress
will be there in full flower.
HYDE AND BEHNNN scored 4 grand sue
cess, last night, in their rendition OF
"Muldoon'S Picnic at the Opera House.
4 splendid audience greeted the company,
the house being packed in every depart
ment, and to say they were heartily pleased
and satisfied is but a mild way of putting
ID From the rise Of the curtain until the
close of the performance the audience was
kept in q roar by the witticisms and funny
dosngs Of those making up the company.
Worthy of especial mention are MI. John
Henshaw and MAY Ten Brock, the Ker-
nells and Bryant and Hoey. Let US have
more such performances.
The deplorable condition OF the Fifth
ward market space needs the immediate
attention Of the proper authorities. Some
weeks ago, in TACT since the market became
the property of the city, the walk has been
a great source of complaint by persons
having to pass that way. Workmen were
at that time employed 20 make some need
ed improvements, and among others was
the placing OF gas posts along either side