Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-24
FACT AND rAnCr.
Minor CITY News and Pertinent rsiE
and Comment.

1 Minor CAIY MOVIE 934 EoGennO8s 80.
and Comment.
CoUSIL meets tomorrow night
HAvzRLY's Mastodons tonight
The work of shaking the water crib L.
progressing very rapidly.
CHAs. SHAY's theatre opens up this week
with an entire new troupe.
THE County Commissioners Committees
meet to-day and tomorrow.
-Four disorderlies and eleven DRINKS will
be tried at police court this morning.
COUNCIL and the Romany Rye, two come
dies, are on the boards for tomorrow night.
=WM. TKL Lodge I. o. o. +, Is ths oldest
German s. ciety In the city. 1t was organ
| lied in 1916.
The arrests for the month by the Police
will, Judging from the number already
| arrested will reach about 200.
JAMES DUNCAN, formerly resident OF this
| CITY, but now Of Philadelphia, Is visiting
VIM. Kroneweth, Jr., Of North Wheeling.
The Water Board will be unable TO get
ting the necessary piping to connect the
Worthington pump and the crib, this sea-
son.
The Warde company left by the B. & O.
| for Pittsburg, yesterday. Mr.. Warde was
| not pleased with the small houses he had
| here.
TIE Turner'S Society met last night and
| decided to have the their wagons with
turpir & apparatus, in the grand parade on
| the 18th.
| The Hope real which was broken down
some time ago, while responding to an
| alarm OF fire, was returned to the house
on Saturday night in first class order.
QUITE an excitement was created in the
southern portion of the city by report
I that the men who outraged the girl near
West Wheeling were residents OF the Sixth
ward.
THE funeral of Robert Irwin, Jr., which
took place yesterday afternoon, was one OF
the largest that has ever left North Main
street. The remains were inferred al
Greenwood cemetery.
FRANK HUPP will return to-day to the
Washington and Jefferson College, be
having obtained relief from his painful
palmar abscess which had prevented him
from both rest and study for several days
EDDIE GlRARD, one OF the most talented
young men on the minstrel stage to-day.
appears with Haverly's Ministries at the
Opera House to night, ia conjunction with
his worthy Chss Y. Seamon, the famous
"Sim Dimpsey." Smoke? Thanks.
ONE Of the city contractors, Stub, wa.
served with notice yesterday to appear
at police court this morning, and show
cause why q red light was not placed on
certain distractions at the corner Of Eof
and Twents-fourth streets, last week.
The Wheeling Baptist Association will
meet with the Buffalo church, near Tsy.
lorstown, Washington county, Pa, next
School Institute will be held Tuesday even
| ing and Wednesday morning.
HENRY Hess one Of the most prominent
German citizens of Wheeling, died last
night at half.past 10 o'clock, OF consump'
ton. Mr.. Hess was a brother.in.law OF
Mr.. Anton Reymann, and member OF the
Reymann Brewing Company. He leaves q
wife and five children.
LAST evening Jacob Schlemmer and John
Regles ere taken before Squire Schultzs on
q charge of assault and battery and placed
under bond for their appearance before
the Squire this afternoon for trial. The
young men had fight at the corner OF
Fortieth and Water streets, and both men
are badly used up.
MoDJEsKA will be here next Saturday
night, and seats will go on sale next Thurs
day morning. The bill will be Twelfth
Night" with Modjeska as Viola. Maurice
| Barrymore will be Duke Orsino, VIM.
Owens as Toby Belch, Frank Clements as
Malvolio and Miss Georgia Drew as Olivia.
The cast is an exceptionally strong one.
THE comedians, Robson and Crane, are
reported to be doing very large business
so far this season, and their company, su-
perior both in quality and quantity, to
any that these gentlemen have ever been
| surrounded with. Robson & Cranes
Boarding House will be the main feature,
| but il necessary they can produce the two
! dramas, "Our Bachelors" ''Sharps and
Flats" or Forbidden Fruit"