Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-21
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ing.
HANpIAN Bros. will erect fine feed
store at the corner Of Sixteenth and Market
streets.
BETWEEN IS and 100 persons were turned
away from the salvation Army meeting
lsst night.
MAsrER HAIRY LIPPESCoTT was painfully
but not seriously bitten on the hand by
cog On Saturday.
On Saturday, Auctioneer Halter sold the
property. l,048 Market street, to George
ClGytor for 5000.
The friends of certain local pugilist are
anxious to arrange glove match with the
.ElnsViile bruiser.
Mrs. ANNA MARGARET MIEDEL, the
mother-in. law of JULIUS Lohse, died AZ
Short Creek, yesterday.
IT is the Opera House Orchestra and not
Kramer's Band that will accompany the
Turner's to Steubenville.
THE dwelling OF the 0estsrling heirs, on
sixteenth street, is fast being pushed
through to completion.
The Salvation Army attracted an in
mense crowd yesterday afternoon to their
services, on Capitol squsre.
Revival M, etings at Disciples church
continue this week each evening at 1857
O'Clock. Every body welcome.
ELLvEN cases were run in by the police
Saturday night; five DRINKS, four disorder.
lies, and two for abusive language.
THREE young ladies were recently ex-
PEELED from Mt. De Chsntal Tor converslng
and corresponding with some naughty
Wheeling youths.
Miss EMMA F. NICHOLS, while drawing
water from a cistern on saturday, was
badly scared by the falling of the wall.
Her Injuries were slight.
CORONER ScHULTzE wants q telephone
badly, but can't see why he should b!
obliged TO pay SS4 year out OF his meagre
salary for the county's convenience.
A HANDSOME oil painting of q twilight
scene known 81 the Windmill, is on exhi
bition at Moenkemoller's drug store, the
work Of Mr.. George Moenkemoller.
The condition of the bank on Nineteenth
street where the recent landslide occurred
is bad and promises to carry OFF the al
iacent shanties after the first heavy rains.
EDDIE GROWN, boy of ten years Of age
fell off an empty freight car IN the b. 4 y.
wards, Yesterday forenoon, While playlns
with companions, and cut bad cash Over
his eye.
MCLAUGHLIY & MCGINLEY, the livery
men, received Is Indian ponies from
Baltimore firm for the use Of q branch con
ceIn that will shortly be opened at this
place.
The motors did large business yester
day morning aud afternoon, and carried
out thousands OF pleasure seekers waU
81 ent the day at HOrnbrook's park anu
Seiberts garden.
A GRAND musical and literary entertain
men will be given at the Opera House on
Friday next in honor OF the Goth anniver
sary Of Odd Fellowship. The programme
is an exceptionally good one.
OLD. Mr.. Ballenberg fell on the corner OF
Eleventh and Market streets yesterday al
neon and was severely bruised about IN.
head and shoulders AS Mr.. B. is very
feeble the shock TO him was terrible.
YESTERDAY evening at o'clock an alarm
YVES turned in from box %. The cause
lrCved TO be a burning chimney in Mr.
Frank Thomas house, 1926 Chapline street,
which was extinguished by the Hope Com.
panY.
The pottery is working full time, with
lots OF orders ahead, on sccount or the
,torpsge Just after the floods. The usual
two weeks stoppsge in July for the pur-
pose of overhsulipg the machinery and
taking stock, will be dispensed with.
A HALF witted girl of seven years OF age
was picked up on Nineteenth street by
Mrs. Flanagan, who finding out the child's
condition turned her over to Officer Ere
bolt, who by diligent inquiry discovered
her home. She was the daughter OF Mr..
Lucas, OF Fourteenth street.
If the musicloving population Of
Wheeling will only give the matter proper
encouragement, Prof. Henry J. Arbenz, the
accomplished organist, will secure the
ne cesssry talent to ensure them series
Of first class organ reCitals. The organ, the
irsndest Of instruments, has been sadly
Neglected OF late.
THE Knights of st. GeSrge, under com
mand OF Captain Fitzpatrick, attended
EARLY high mass az the cathedral ut $50
yesterday morning. The knights will pa
rade in full uniform next Wednesday al
$50 p. NJ. They have also entered the list
in the competitive drill which takes place
at Dayton, o., next June.
FANCHoN, the Cricket, will be produced
at Grafton, w. Va, next Friday and Satur
Jay evenings, by local talent Miss Min
uie MCGraw will excel Maggie Mitchell in
her old favorite, as leading lady of the
the troupe. The support of the young
'ommedienue include Miss Jennie Hiatus,
Miss Mamie McGraw, Joe McGraN and
others.
A NEwSBcY played sharp trick on Mrs.
Krumbeck, wife Of Rev. Krumbeck, OF st
Paurs German Church, yesterday morn
ng. He stopped at the house to sell pa
per, and the lady not having any change
gave him a S. bill to take to the drug store
and get changed. Evidently the boy find,
it difficult TO change the bill, as he has no;
as yet showed up.
The Opera House Orchestra yesterday re
hearsed, at Franzheim Hall, the progromme
to be given in public, tonight. The fol
lowing Pittsburg gentlemen were present
and assisted: George TCerge, violin; Louis
Iitter6art, bassoOn; VIM. Ruhe, cello:
Nessrs. Leipzig and Rottkay, French horns
Pref. Fl. Dietz is expected to-day. Mr..
Anton Reymann ran special train to.
Steubenvile, TO bring the others down.
REV. HUTCHINsoN, of Pittsburg, Pa, is
sumed bis charge yesterday morning of the
Chapline Street NJ. L. church, and vii
probably remain till the meeting OF tn,
uext quarterly conference, in October
The former pastor, Rev. Hite, received
orders from Bishop Harris to fill the va
cant Presiding ElderShip Of the circuit
caused by the incumbent, Rev. Snodgress
being ordered to the Southern Kansas Con
terence, where he is stationed at EApors
The Mannerchor Singing Society have
elected the following officers for the en-
,uing six months: Prof. II. j. Arbenz
Musical Director; c. II. Jaeger, vice Nh
>icsl Director; II. E'z, President: G. IN.
sUff vice President; Fred Gshring, Core
bonding Secretary; c. F. Ez, Financial
secretary; II. Mute, Treasurer; Col0l
Bearers, J. c. Iiegenfelder, A. Ssifert
Will Frederick, Librarian; Musical Com
uittee, Fred Arbenz, Fred Gehripg, Fred
FIedericks. The Mannerchor will give al
entertainment at their hall May Il, con.
listing of music, vocsl aud instrumental
Elastic music, light fantasies, etc.
HoUSEEEEPER DELIuHT-Buscuits Away
ight and nice by usiRg Morning Glory
Baking Powder. G. s Feeny Proprietor