Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-30
FACT AND FANCY.
minor City News and Pertinent Talk
and Comment


night.
THArcHKR, Primrose and Vests min
strels next
TIE hearing of Guenther schnelle Is set
for 10 o'clock to-day.
The Municipal Court adjourned yester-
day to meet Saturday morning Mt $3.50.
The remains of Mrs Elizabeth Hess will
be inferred at the Peninsula Cemetery IN
stead Of Greenwood.
Ar late hour last night the cooler"
mented the benches.
A SELECT social was held at Westwoods
hall last night About thirty couples were
present, who enjoyed themselves dancing
to Mayors music.
SEVENTEEN boiling furnaces at the La
Belle mill were working yesterday. The
operation today.
The motion by the defendant Of the case
Of Hobbs and others, owners Of the Sc.
trial in the Municipal Court yesterday, was
oyerruled.
The performance at Shay's Theatre, this
week, has been first-class and we'll patron
lied, though not near so well as it should
be. The artists are all good, and would
draw crowded houses in any other city.
BEGIN to get ready, brethren Of the press,
to come to Parkersburg. where We are all
to kiss and make up" on the patriotic
Fourth.-Free1naR. No, no, key. We
might make up, but pary kiss, unless you
have J. Ellen there.-Haneoek Courier.
The Landlord Protective Association met
last night and adopted the bylaws con-
structed by the special committee. A very
large crowd was present, and over forty
members signed the roll. They will meet
again next Thursday night and elect OIL
GERS.
SEVERAL gentlemen representing the B.
& D. railroad were in town last Friday,
looking for location for a machine shop
in this vicinity. They declined to say
much as to the object or success of their
visit, but il has leaked out that they found
enough railroad ground for their purpose
nesr the water station east Of town. 1t is
thought their visit has omething TO do
with the removal of the shops from Wheel
ing.-MO,iRdsriiLs Reporter.
YESTERDAY Chief Cunning made two
changes in the Fire Department force, re-
moving Nathan Kuhn, engineer at the
Yigilant, and Tom Kenny, hostler at the
Hope hose house. Their places were filled as
follows: George A. ricketts, was appointed
~ TUG hOpC dhu ". IL. OOoAi viz
old foreman. taking the position OF hostler,
he being considered practical horseman;
and Charles Miller was appointed tempo
rary fireman at the Vigilant engine house.
LAST evening Fred Horner and Miss A.
WsIther were married at the residence OF
the brides mother, in the presence OF
large number of invited guests. After the
ceremony was performed the guests were
seated to magnificent repast, 10 which all
did Justice. The ball room was then
cleared and dancing continued until late
hour. Mayors orchestra furnished the
music. The happy couple were the reclP-
tents of many handsome and costly pres
ents.
A YOUNG man was arrested by Officer
Turner to day on a charge Of obtaining
board under false pretenses. IL is charged
that he represented that he was engaged
with c. A. House. OF Wheeling, in selling
musical instruments, when he was not.
The complaint is made by West Wheel
ing woman, but the Young man says he IS
working for MIR. House, and the mater will
probably be settled. For this reason we
withhold his name though it may be con-
nected with other sffairs.-Bellaire hdepen-
dent.
The following cases were disposed of by
Squire Peterman, yesterday: State VS..
Laura Rose, charge of disturbance OF the
peace, on complaint of Geo. Wilson. the
defendant was fined 81 and cost and re-
quired to give security to keep the peace.
State vs. Capitola Martin, same charge, and
by same complainant. The defendant was
fined S2 and cost, and required to give
security to keep the peace. State vs. Geo.
Wilson. on same charge, on complaint OF
Laura Rose. The defendant was compell-
ed to give security to keep the peace.
ONE day last week seventeen fine large
horses arrived here from the Valley OF Nlr-
sinia TO be used in the building OF the
River Railroad. On Monday number OF
carts and the necessary tools arrived.
number of Italians are already at work be-
low New Martissville and it is stated ne
groes are daily expected to commence BE-
tween here and Benwood. In order to
hurry the work forward the road is
being let out in six mile sections.
Over $4,000 has been paid into court to
pay damages for the lands condemned in
this county, up TO this time. Some OF the
farmers above town are diss" ished with
the award OF $3.50 per acre d. owed them
and express their determination not to
submit. The Cecil propert", in the First
ward, has been bought to he used as gen.
eral headquarters, offices and boarding the
men in the employ of the company
UolndSrillc Reporter.
SPEAKING of Maggie Mitchelrs Fan
chon" the Louisville Commercial says: "She
is really grand in her least conceptions.
and il ever this assertion is fortified in the
mind of the critic, il must be so when at
his desk just after witnessing her inimita-
bic rendition of "Fanchon." 1t is, there.
fore, real pleasure to chronicle full
house at Macauley's last night, and per
Torrance good all through. "Fanchon,
to the theatre-goerS, must ever be aSsociat.
ed among their fOndest and purest
stsge recollections, and Maggie Mitchell
must always go with the recollec.
tons. In her hands the play becomes
sweet pastoral hymn, accompanied by the
very heart strings. The fragrance of the
innocent peasautry life is waited around a
touching story told by this artistic in accents
of mingled mirth and sadness Maggie
Mitchell has not changed. She is the same
memory'S dear Maggie Mitchell that she
has always been. Not that she has become
mUnotonous; on the contrary, she is look
"a 20 snrpoSSiya SaaSDD inst the