Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-13
BIS OF NEWS,
PICKED Up Here and There Sy Register
Reporters.

The Board Of Gas Trustees viii meet on
Saturday afternoon.
The Council Committee on Cemeteries
is called for this evening.
A LITTLE child of Attorney General
Caldwell is very i'll with diphtheris-
Grand Master o. s. Long lettfor Charles
ton on the Ohio River road, yesterday.
THE Wheeling Business College viii oc-
cupyGermania and Maennerchorihslls next
year.
Senator ]. N. Camden and family left
for Cleveland yesterday over the G., Ia. q
w. road.
SQUIRE ARKLE had Geo. W. Taylor be-
fore him yesterday for trespass. He got
s. and costs.
A MOTHER HUBBARD carnival viii be
given at the Alhambra Palace rink next
Tuesday evening.
The grade of the B & o. track at the
corner of Chapline and Sixteenth streets IS
being improved.
The Chamber of Commerce has rented
the cid Melodeon Hall building from Real
Estate Agent Zane.
NEARLY all the delegates to the Grand
Lodge A. F. and A N. left for their
homes yesterday.
Mr.. C. A. Schaeher, who has been ab.
sent from the city for several days, has re-
turned, after pleasant visit.
A PLEASANT progressive eucbre party
was given by Mrs. Delaplaine last evening
at her residence on Chaphne street.
The work of removing the gas Office to
the new quarters in the City Hall was COM
menced yesterday and will be finished to-
day.
TIE Beneficial department, K Of L,
will give masquerade carnival ut the AL
hAmbra Palace rink, on Thanksgiving
Eve.
A CONCERT will be given at the Third
Presbyterian Church tomorrow night, in
which some of Wheelings best talent will
participate.
The police headquarters was moved yes
terdsy from the north end of the public
building to the new quarters in the south
end Of the house.
AT the mask carnival tonight at the
Chapline Street rink. the lady wearing the
6nest costume will be given handsome
silk umbrella.
Or Tuesday next the Young Men DEM
ocrstic Club will celebrate its fret ami
yerssry in Gne style. A very large attend
snce ia anticipated.
BOYS have broken number Of windows
in the U. P. Church building within the
past four days. The niger shooter" is re-
sponsible for the damage.
T. T. Cockayne returned from Marshall
county yesterday, where he has been play.
ing with his band. He will play in Wetzel
county during the holidays.
THE gentleman wearing the best dude
Costume at the mask carnival tonight at
the Chspline Street rink will be presented
with pair Of club skates.
The gentleman wearing the suit con-
tanning the greatest variety Of colOrs at the
mask carnival tonight at the ChapGne
Street rink will receive a skate sstchel.
AT the mask carnival at the Chapline
Street rink tonight the lady wearing the
most original costume will be presented
With three dollars worth of coupon tickets.
WoRKMEN are blasting rock on the face
of Chapline hill, about half way between
the Seminary and the Whitaker mill, pre-
paratory to macadamizing the Twentieth
street extension.
The public is informed that F. Meten.
berger is in no way connected with the
REGISTER, snd all persons are cautioned
not t. give him orders tor advertising or
printing or pay him money.
A RACE has been made between Bickel
Shepperd, OF this city, and It'd Shuttle
worth, of Bellaire. The race will De three
miles mile heats, for $50 a side, and will
take place in the Mammoth rink, Bridge
port, next Friday night.
REv. HUGO EIsENLoHR, formerly pastor
of St. Johns Church. this city, loY filling
the pastorate of one Of the largest churches
in Cincinnati, will accompany the remains
of Rev. Heinrich to this city to-day. He
will preach in st. Johns Church on Sun.
day.
Il would seem to be the proper thing for
Council TO provide some outside help in
Strengthening up the old papers aud doou-
ments in the City Clerks Office The rec.
ords to be overhsuled 60 back about forty
years, and it will take months to properly
do the work.
Nh. A. C. EGERTER was yesterday mott
Ed By Manager Wolff, Of the Bell Tele-
phone Company, to take ont Of his place
of business the Baxter telephone belonging |
to the Overland Telephone Company; that
if it remained there he would charge Mr.
Egerter for the time. The telephone in
Mr.. Egerter's place is not connected with
eny wire and is not used.
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