Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-05
FACE NDFANCY.
Minor City News and Pertinent Talk
and Common.

TIE concert complimentary 70 Ms. y.
| W. Eoff, has had fine sale OF seats.
KrRALYY's spectacular Black Crook will
be at the Opera House this night week.
MAJOR LONG, the well known machinist
of this city, will leave for Chicago during
the week.
We are informed that Mr.. Mike Hene-
gan, of the South Side, will soon join the
Benedicts.
Mrs. SHIP has purchased the Hearne
property, corner Main and Twenty first
streets, for $4,000.
You've Kenney, who was arrested by the
| Sheriff Tuesday, on a charge OF misdemear-
or, was released on bail, yesterday.
The Elm Grove railroad will run an
extra car to accommodate those wishing to
attend the concert to morrow night.
The wedding at West Wheeling did not
| take place until last evening, not on Tues.
day, as was stated in yesterdays issue.
THE garbage contractors were out with
| their new wagons yesterday, and were
busily engaged gathering up the refuse
matter.
! ARRANGEMENTS to the satisfaction of all
| concerned, have been made between Mr..
| John Woods and the Elm Grove Railroad
Company.
Mr.. C. BAKER, of North Wheeling, who
lately started in business for himself, had
the misfortune to break the axle Of his cart
! yesterday.
THE Mozart singing society gave bali at
| Notes hall last night; fine time was en-
| loved by all keeping time with the music
| rendered by the Opera House orchestra.
DAVID GREER, who is we'll and fayorably
! known to our citizens, has been IN the en-
| ploy OF Bell & Co.'S North Wheeling foun-
dry for over nine years, and is held in high
| esteem.
No doubt very large crowd will turn
out to night, at the Opera House, TO see
| Thatcher, Primrose & Vests Ministries. 1t
| is fine organganization, one of the largest
| in the world, and will pack the building.
ENGINE No. 1923, of the B. & o. railroad,
| has beeu in the shop receiving thorough
| oyerhauling. and will be on the track next
| Saturday. Engineer Ed Rogers feels proud,
and says for all the boys along the road to
| watch her.
| REV. MCKALLIP will preach at the Kirk
wood Presbyterian Church OF Bridgeport
| Thursday evening. Rev. Weir on Friday
evening. Communion next Sabbath, SER
vices to be conducted by the pastor Rev.
NJ. +. Beall.
The old building that stood at the corner
! of Sixth and Market streets, was removed
yesterday. IL was torn down, and fine
structure will be erected on the site. 1t
was formerly the old school house that
stood where the North Street Church now
stands.
TOMORROW evening a number OF young
! East Wheeling folks will tender surprise
to one of their number. They will meet at
the residence of Mr.. -, on -
street. headed by T. I. Cockayne's orches.
ira, will spend pleasant evening in dane
| ing.
LAST evening John Long, foreman OF the
! finishing department of the Riverside
| furniture factory, was made happy. His
| fellow employees made him a present OF a
very handsome ebony and ivory walking
stick. H. Zimmerman delivering the pre-
sentatiOn speech.
The municipal court met yesterday
morning at $50, and after disposing OF the
following case, adjourned to court III
course: Thomas J. Sweeney and others vs.
| D. C. List, executor and others; decree
was entered in favor Of d. c. List, for the
sum of 81, l44.69.
THE Religious Life and Character Of
James A. Garfield" is the subject OF the
lecture to be delivered by Rev. F. D..
Powers, of Washington City, at the Dis
I
ceeds are for the erection of the Garfield
Memorial Church, OF which Rev. Powers is
pastor.
Nh. T. R. LAIRD yesterday received dis.
patch from Madison, Ind, stating body
had been taken from the river, which fully
answered to the description OF his son,
Harry, except that it was nude and had an
apparent fracture Of the skull. Mr.. Laird
Immediately left for Madison.
REV. FATHER SULLIVAN, V. G. of this dio.
cese, is recovered from his recent illness
On the 18th of this month, he will Cele-
brate bis Silver Jubilee" on the occasion
of having been for twenty-five years or
daned as priest. The Catholic clergy will
be present from all over the State.
THERE was great glee in the IOikSJlau yes.
terday and Edward Wagner, the boOkkeep-
er, ought to have been as proud as king,
| if he was not. Most men are proud OF one
new child, but Wagner was presented by
his wife with three, all in row, two boys
and girl. Their joint weight is fourteen
pounds This little domestic affair was
| the town talk OF the Germans, yesterday,
and Wagner had his right arm nearly
wrung of.
| YESTERDAY afternoon Mr.. Geo. Wiegand
and Miss Emma Strif were married at the
| Cathedral. Father McElliott officiating.
! After the ceremony was performed the
immediate relatives were invited to the
residence Of the brides parents, on Mar
ket street, to psrtake of a magnificent
supper. Last evening the house was
thrown open to acquaintance and the
evening was spent in inspecting the nu-
merous and costly presents and dancing.
THE following conyeyances were admit.
| ted 10 record at the Clerks office yester
| day A deed made the Goth day of March,
| 1883, by Alexander c. Rice and wife to
John Howard, in consideration of $4,000,
| for the Humphrey farm, situate OH the
West Liberty and West Alexander road.
A deed made the first day of March, 1888,
| by J. Is. Nor tgomeIy and wife TO the Riv.
erside iron works, in consideration OF
S3l95, for p acres of land lying in Mar
shall and Ohio counties.
LAST nights Independent, of Ballare, had
! long winded article on a case of mistake.
A young lady wrote gushing letter to
her fellow, but as there happens to be anoth-
or man of the same name, the letter fell
| into the hands of his wife. She read the
endeariDg lines and the green eyed monster
| took possession of her soul, but Just as she
was about to precipitate herself on her
lord and master, the rightful owner Of tie
letter came TO claim it. Explanations fol-
lowed, and peace spread her dovelike wings
and broo6ed over the household.
0rTIE BERRY, the st. Clairsville young
lady that tried to raise money on forged
check at the bank in this city, is to be sent,
| poor innocent girl, to the Girls Industrial
| School, and no effort will be made to ascer-
tain who were her confederates IN the
scheme to make money by forgery. Ottie
is doubtless a very innocent girl; she could
not well be anything else in such highly
moral community as St. Clairsville. but
| her companions in crime may be hardened
wretches who have not had such early ad
vsntages as the.innocent 0ttie.-BellGire IN
| dependent.
WINDOW Shades reduced from 81 to
| Sl.50 per pair; $3.50 to 75c, at Harden's,
| Ills Main street
PERSONAL POINTS.