Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-23
FACT AND FANCY.
Minor.City News and Pertinent Talk
and Commen.

take place at 10 o'clock this morning. DC
fore Squire Caldwell
YESTERDAY was payday at the B. q o
railroad shop. The pay car went out the
Hempfield to pay all the employees.
| GuEsrHER scHsELLE did not work al
| Seeley's as has been reported. This cor
rection is made to prevent any false I'M
preston.
THE bridgeport division of the Citizens
| Railway has three cars running whlcn
makes an intermistion Of fifteen minutes
between cars. ..
DAVID G. KELLER was arrested on capias
Yesterday, and placed in the county jail
| for the non-psyment OF sundry hnes
against him.
ALEX. BONE, real estate agent, yesterday
| sold a piece of ground on the river oanK
m the Water Board for the city water
works for 81, 200 cash.
DAVID NEsBITT, Jr., who hurt himself re,
Gently by heavy lift, is in pretty bad
wsy. having hernia as the result. He was
employed by r. smyth.
BILLY KURNER, who is well-known as one
NJ onr formest in the rank of painters, is
at present employed at the b. IL U. railroad
shops under Mr.. Thomas McChesney.
| IoU1s K. SrrrEL was appointed executor
| If the estate of Elizabeth d. Horner, de.
| ceased, at Clerk Hooks office, yesterday.
Bond 81, 900, with H. NJ. Russell as security.
THE funeral OF the late DR.. G. Schu-
chardt took place yesterday, and the con-
| course of friends was extremely large. He
was laid in the private cemetery at Martin
Ferry.
MRS. BARBARA c. HOFFMAN was appointed
| administrative of the estate OF Frank Z.
Hoffman, deceased, at Clerk Hooks office,
Yesterday. Bond $1,000 with John G.
| Hoffman as security.
GEORGE ROLF celebrated his 10Th birth
| day last evening. About twenty couple
were present and the evening will long be
remem bered by all present as one OF the
most enjoyable Of the season.
THE Landlords Protective Association,
| an account of the formation OF which was
published in the REGISTER, had a meeting
last night at Crangle's Hall. A committee
of four was appointed to prepare constltu'
ton and bylaws.
NErr1E, a l5-year old daughter OF Mr.. J.
Hughes, Of the Eighth ward, died, yester-
| dag, after only five days sickness with
scarlet fever. Miss Nettie was admired by
| all who knew her, and her death will be re-
GREETED by her many friends.
ROBERT Fl. McCoMBs and VIM. Mccarthy
were brought from Cleveland yesterday
| bv Deputy Marshal 0dell and an assistant
| "a colored marshalI and lodged in our Jail
| on the charge of using the United States
mails for fraudulent purposes.
THE gentleman who presides over the
city department of the REGISTER gives the
independent proper credit for great deal Of
! the news taken from these columns, while
| the literary pirate of the Rtelligencer iilches
everything. Belldre Independent.
MISS MARY JANE PATTERSON was commit
| ted to Jail by Squire Phillips yesterday, on
a charge of lunacy. This is the same lady
! that attempted suicide Wednesday morn
| ing Last night a reporter visited the Jail
found her in very wild condition.
THE board OF directors of the Elm Grove
street railway met and decided to instruct
| their engineers and conductors to not
allow the motors to run on the National
road at a greater speed than miles an
hour, and further that when they meet a
| funeral procession to stop the motors until
said procession had passed.
ANOTHER one of those enjoyable supper
and-social affairs took place at the Fourth
| Street Church last evening. Supper was
served from so to o'clock, and was COM
posed OF all that is good in the eating line.
At 3 o'clock an entertaining literary and
musical performance was given. The So
cial and Conversations lasted until about
10 o'clock.
THE Standard Building Association, Of
Wheeling. received a charter yesterday,
from the Secretary OF State. The sum of
$3.50 has been paid in on a stock subscrip.
ton of s., 800 and the capital is limited to
100000 in all. The corporators are Chas.
H. Berry, Isaiah Warren. r. J. Smyth, A.
J. Nash, Major H. Joy, VIM. G. Wilkinson
and G. A. Beall.
GUENTHER SCIINELLE was much improved
yesterday. He partook of some tea and
coffee, with some soft bread. Two of his
brothers Louis and George, visited him
last evening. He cOnversed with them
about what he hai done, and told them
that all he wanted was something to take
his life with. When asked by a reporter
how he felt, he said, 81 feel too good He
rested quietly all day.
ANOTHER fine presentation of Hazel
Kirke was given at the Opera House. last
night, by the Madison Square Company.
1t is the story OF a good play by good
company, and when such is the case every
| auditor is satisfied. In this company
each member seems specially adapted for
the part to be taken, and there is little
"making,up to be done. From Dunstan
to Barney the cast is perfect
TUESDAY night drover named Hess from
| Monroe county put up at the Carter House.
and during the night Charles Martin, who
slept with him, robbed him of so. Martin
was arrested by the Marshal yesterday af-
ternoOn, given hearing, and was recog-
| nized to court in the sum of $500. Failing
to give bail, he was taken to Jail at ST.
Clairsville by the Marshal this morning
The culprit formerly worked with John
w. CouIson, and is painter by trade. He
says his home is in Mannington w. Va. He
is a young man, not bad looking and not
| very old in crime but his chances for the
penitentiary are good enough.-BeiLdire In.
DEPENDENT
THOSE who have been so fortunate as to
| witness the famous play of Hazel Kirke,"
as produced by the Madison Square The.
| atre Company, must feel natural Curl
osity to see the drama which is universally
| conceded to be the successor and rival Of
the former great play. The remarkable
success which attended the production of
"ESmeralda" in New York would indicate
that popular favor has stamped the latter
play as worthy to take the place of Hazel
kirke." The critical audiences of New,
York have united in highly commencing
'Esmeralda" as an original and intensely
interesting dramatic work. Our citizens
now have the opportunity of forming their
own opinions, since the play is to be pro.
duced here with appropriate scenic ap-
pointments and an exec llent cast.
ATHE surprising success Of Mrs. Lydia E.
Pinkhams Compound for the several dis
eases peculiar to women forcibly illustrates
the importance of her benefcent discovery
a