Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-17
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Halted and Asrassea IN Rsvlez BY
Richter scouts
ST PArRIcx's Day.
LET the hand turn out
ALL "wtsr the green" 10 day.
TIE Committee on Salaries meet tonight
TRk Committeeon Finance meet tonight
The fair weather crowded the streets.
ytshrusy.
IHE Committee on Ordinances Is called
for to night
SOMETHING has evidently stirred up the
Chief of Police.
The streets were throDged with pedes-
uisns yesterday.
The Municipal Court meets at 3 o'clock
this afternoon.
TIE Police Court will be in session until
about noon today.
TwxNrY.ax cases will be tried at Police
Court this morning.
FoLIcE court will probably be well at
tended, this morning.
ONE bright, new spring costume was seen
on the streets, yesterday.
CLARK and Gardiner will meet to-day to
match for q second wrestling bout.
WHEN "ths girls" are locked upr "ths
boys" carry their rstions to the lookup.
The ground hogs six weeks of seclasion
have expired. Now look out tor spring.
The sewer at the corner of Fourth and
Main streets burssed Saturday evening.
The attendance at the various houses of
worship, yesterday, was unusually large.
LAST night Officer Bird had to procure a
WhselhaIrow to take q drunken man to the
cooler.
The Morning Star social will give another
delightful dance, at Maennerchor hall,
next Friday evening.
LAST night the police raid house of i'll
fame kept hy Lou Ruble on TSenty.tir
street. The madame and three girls were
arrested
The Board OF Public Works should stir
The Islanders up and make them clear of
! their sidewalks. The walking Is horrible
in places.
THE Board of Public Works will repair
| the Chapline street bridge across CaldwelPs
run as soon as they can procure the neces-
sary lumber.
| WALTER ARMSTRONG, who was badly hurt
/ Saturday evening q; Bridgeport, was rest
| ing easy yest rday. DR.. Hildreth thinks
| the boy will recover.
AB Ut noon yesterday a FIRE caught in
| the rear portion Of the Wheeling Bakery
| Com pany room on Market street. A tew
| pals of water extinguished the flames be-
fore any great damage was done.
The fourth of the series of concerts, un-
der the auspices Of the Young Mems Club
| Of the Fourth Street NJ. +. Church, will be
| given in the basement Uf that church to-
morrow night. An excellent programme
has been prepared, and q large attendance
is expected.
LAST evening Chester Dunaway, the pop
i IL ~ he hnp
vas granted 8 leave of absence for three
weeks, John Peters taking his place.
"Ches" will leave for Oswego, Kansas, this
morning, and will take unto himself bet
ter half at that village.
ABOUT o'clock yesterday morning the
| police raidEd Hattie SCOTS house of ill
| fame. in alley 10. The madame, four girls
and five men were arrested. The men were
not locked up. The girls and madame were
compelled to stay in the lookup until yes
teIdsy afternoon, at which time Captain
Bennett condescended to receive bail.
The police raided the house OF ill-fsme
Saturday night kept by Ann Wooster, on
Twenty first street. The madame, three
| girls and five men were arrested. The men
were turned loose after giving proper bail,
but the madame and the girls were locked
up until yesterday afternoon, at which
time they were allowed to give bail.
YESTERDAY Mr.. David Brooks, of the
| firm Of Kasley 4 Brooks, called at this
| office for the purpose Of giving his side Of
the coal business at the Jail and court
| house. Mr.. Brooks said: I'VE have the
contract for keeping the court house and
ISL in coal, and Saturday We received word
| from the court house, stating they were
! out Of coal. We sent load by green
hand and be unloaded it in the lookup
| vault instead of the Jail vault. went up
| myself afterwards, aud found nearly hun
bred bushels of coal in the Jail vault. |
| think the ianitor is law, and thst is the
reason he does not use the coal in the
vault"
The Fourth Street NJ. f. Church choir,
under the able leadership Of DR.. I. II.
Logan, did admirable and artistic work
'sst evening. The difficult gloria from
| 'Mozart's Twelfth Mass" was sung with
great power and brilliant effect, and was
| pleasant surprise to the Oldest pew occu-
psnt of that church. IL last nights good
singing is a sample, it can be safely said OF
this church choir that it Is capable OF great
| possibilities. Miss Annie Logan faultless
work Of last evening upon the organ, is
| worthy Of special mention. Never before
lid that grand instrument utter such
oun6s as were made 10 emanste from its
depths LAST evening. She is perfect mis-
| lress Of that instrument, and no mistake.
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