Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-20
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B~RipGKro7r barbecue, to-day.
BoARD or ED-cArIox tonight.
REGrLAR meeting Of the Jefferson Club
tonight. :
OxE deed Of trust was admitted to record
at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
AT 9 laIe hour last night no arrests were
made at tie police headquarters.
THr Belmon blast furnace is being blown
out for the purpose Of refining it
OFFICER FEEBoLD leaves for the interior
of the state to-day, on a hunting expedition.
GEo lass presented the Atlantic engine
house boys with = bushel Of fine apples yes
ierdsy.
LIzzIE RUrTER. the girl who was caught
in Sieubenville Tuesday, was brought home
yesterday.
The members OF the jefferson Drum
Corps are requested to meet at the Jeifer-
son hall at 1889 p. N. to-day.
TIMOTHY Strokes, who was sentenced for
eight years to the penifentiary, was taken
down by Deputy Sheriff Blanchard last
evening.
SoNE witty politician has likened the
Rev. Burckards Jaw TO that Biblical Jaw
which Sampson used so efeclually. Too
true, il did kill many a Blaine vote the
short time it WAS in requisition.
SPECIAL attention is being given to the
preparation of good music for the services
al the English Lutheran church, Friday
and Saturday evenings aud Sunday. Some
IF the best singers in the city have been
engaged for the occasion.
TIE ~Eheelbarrow wager on the election,
between Chas. Runaway, engineer at the
Atlantic engine house, and John Peters,
will be paid Saturday afternoon, Dnnaway
to wheelPeters from theAtlantic to the United
engine house.
"Fr. HENRY, No. 81" is the name given
to the newly organized Council of the Ma
tional Union, in this city. This is a life in.
surance order similar 10 the knights OF
Honor. aud il is hoped many o. four citizens
will avail themselves Of membership. Over
one hundred persons are now members OF
Fl. Henry, and the order seems to be grow
ing rapidly.
YESTERDAY afternoon the argument on
the injunction restraining the removal OF
the Court House at Fairyiew to New Cum
berland, occupied the attention of Judge
Jacob. Messrs. c. W. Caldwell, of Brooke
county. and John II. Atkinson, OF Hancock
county, were fighting for the injunction,
and John r. Donohoe, Of Hancock County.
assisted BY George b. Caldwell snd Judge
Melvin, was against ii
THANKSGIVING day is approaching and
persons are preparing for family reunions
and other interesting gatherings and enjoy
merts. An advertisement in our columns
this morning calls attention to another
mode Of enjoyment which it Is to be hoped
will enter into the experience OF ell. That
is the contribution Of any useful article to
tie CLildren's Home. Sacks will be left at
the door Of every family, and it will certain
" be pleasant 10 remember the friendless
and homeless who are through the kindly
offices Of this institution provided with food,
clothing and shelter.
A Miss Emma WIXON Whose stage name
is Nile Nevada has just returned from
Europe, where asa American prima donna,
she has lad q brilliant, though short operate
career Col. Mspleson is to take charge Of
her on this side Of the water, and it is claim
ed she will vie with Patti in her vocal pow
ers. Reference is simply made of this to
remind our fair young yocalists heresbouts
who are striving for both place and fame,
that all great singers are not necessarily
foreigners, and musical talent at home, If ii
have the opportunity Of cultivation, is bound
to be recognized. There is Madame RO-
lGnd MRS. Rammelsburg) of our own city,
who is destined one of these days, no doubt,
to return 10 the country of her nativity with
as much OF the laurel ofsuccess in her reti-
cule as is given to most women. Only the
other day the REGISTER observed a notice
extracted from a Partisan paper, of the re-
msrkable progress the Madame is making
in her operate studies.
THIS morning the mother of Lizzie
Ruther, the Wheeling girl who was found
in a house of ilLfame in this city yesterday,
arrived fA the purpose Of taking her way
ward daughter home. When mother and
daughter met in the Mayors office the
former was completely overcome by grief
but the latter showed no signs Of regret at
her course. She told the officers that she
did not wish to return home, but preferred
to remain here, Mrs. Ruther said Lizzie,
who is only about II years of age, left home
Sunday afternoon and that night slept in an
old street car belonging to the Elm Grove
line. On Monday, in company with the
Fecke girl, she came to this city and the
mother thinks that it was through the in
huence IF that girl, that she left her home.
Officer Winning and Mrs. Ruther went to
Mile French's and obtained the girls
clothing, after which mother and daughter
left for home,-Steubenville Herald.