Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-26
FACT AND FANCY.
Minor city News and Pertinent Talk
and Comment.

OpD FELLOWS entertainment tonight.
POTTERY assembly, h. Of L., will hold
picnic at the Fair Grounds May 80.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record at Clerk Hooks office, yesterday.
JosHUA RrNE was yesterday acquitted OF
the charge OF manslaughter, IN the Circuit
Court.
HEREAFTER all prostitutes found on the
streets after ten o'clock will be arrested by
the police.
The sale of seats for the Minnie U1lE
con .ert will begin ut Wilson \ BAumer >
this morning.
The Germania Singing Society gave
grand ball at their hail, last night. Like
all former balls given by this society 1t
was a success.
TIE case OF State VS.. Zine Watson was
continued on motion OF defendant III the
Circuit Court, yesterday.
The Virginia Lodge No. (, OF \. \. OF !.
S. W. will give a grand ball at Labor Hall
to morrow night. \ fine time is antict-
Pated,
TIE Naennechor Singing Society will
give a bail at their hall tonight Joe
Kramers orchestra has been engaged for
the occasion.
ME. C. HAMILTON has finished his new
re sidenCe on the west side of Market street
above Seventh, and it is complete affair
throughout.
HAvERLY's Opera Company gave the
Merry War" last night, to fair audience.
The company has proved itself first class in
every particular.
THE news OF the death of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Renacker's little child was great
surprise to their many friends, as the child
had been sick only since Sunday last.
Mrs. LYDIA DrvILpEE, charged with using
violent and abusive language, was beiute
Suuire Peterman, last evening, AMI IL.
Quired to give bond to keep the peace.
GERrTE, a bright little daughter Of John
G. Reinacher, the Garden Spot ice man.
died of lung fever, this morning, and will
be buried Friday next at Greenwood Gene
terry.
\ VERY prominent candy dealer on the
west side of Market street, between
EleN enth and Twelfth streets, will join the
Benedicts this evening. Success 70 you,
George.
YESTERDAY afternoon a row was raised in
Lou Ruples on Twenty first street. OH
GERS Barum and Morris arrested three
wor en- and one man as having taken part
in he engagement.
THE Wheeling City Band will give their
third annual ball at Turner Hall on Friday
evening April -. The affair will be uu'
der the leadership of Prof. f. j. Kramer,
which fact alone assures success.
A CHALLENGE: We. the Oscar Wildes, of
North Wheeling challenge any base ball
club in the city TO a game of ball on the
Old Fair Grounds, Saturday, April 2Sth.
OSCAR WILDE, L. L. c., {. PRINCE, Captain.
IT is desired that all persons having SOL
dier relatives buried in our cemeteries
notify the sections of the number of the
lot so that the grave may be duly deco.
rated on Decoration day. This should not
be neglected.
THE Standard Building Association last
night elected the following Board of Djrec-
tors; MeSSrs. {. H. Berry. Geo. Hook,
\. J. MCNash, Luke Fltton, H. F Behrens,
and Geo. q. Mckeown.
The Minerva Literary Society of the Fe-
male College viii give their annual enter
tainment tomorrow evening. They have
prepared an excellent programme, and
will undoubtedly ateuit themselves with
great credit.
The following conveyance was admitted
to record at the Clerks office yesterday. y
deed made the 25th day of April, 1SS5, oy
|. Klug and wife to Henry I. Depnes, in
consideration Of Sli0, for part OF lots No.
10 and II, in square IL, Of J. and J. K.
Bakers addition.
TINS afternoon Mr.. Joseph Dimmey. a
member of T. +. Cockayne orchestra, will
be married at st. AlphonsUS church, and
this evening reception on grand scale
will be given ST the residence of the grooms
parents in Pleasant valley. \ large num-
Der from the city will attend.
MARSHAL SrOrrLEMIRE. of Cambridge, ar
rested an Italian named Charley Panes, at
the depot, on Saturday, in response 70 q
dispatch from the boss of the gang OF ltal.
ians at work nesI Belle Valley. The boss
came up on the next train and took him
back to work. Panes was charged with
stealing money from his fellow laborerS.
THE Secretary of State yesterday issuei
certhCate of incorporation to the Steu5en-
Vile Iron Works for the purpose of manu-
featuring iron and selling it; for mining
and shipping coal, iron ore and sther min
erals. The capital stock is $3.50, with the
shares are $50 each, and are held by A. c.
Mckee, James Duffy, J. ID. Smith, George
Sharp and George Daniels.
JESSE w. Hunt, formerly merchant OF
Barpesville, but for several years engaged
in the commission business at Baltimore,
committed suicide at his residence in the
latter city. at ten o'clock Friday night BY
shooting himself III the head with reyol-
yer, the ball entering the mouth and |
coming out on the right side Of the head.
Mr.. Hunt was about forty-Gve years OF age
and leaves a wife and one son. He WAS one
Of the best business men in Baltimore,
being one OF the heaviest commission
merchants. and was considered quite
wealthy. No cause has been assigned fer
the rash deed The remsiDs were brought
TO Barnrsville for burial, and the funeral
services wsre peid there on Tuesday alter
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