Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-13
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Pointed PsncIings of Brief Items ofLocal
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Pointed Penclungs Oh Drhct ASSUs
Interest.
THE HONEYMOON" at the Grand this
evening.
THE natural gas was seized with a ut OF
the Jim jams, or something, about O'Clock
last night.
Is is thought the Riverside glass factory,
at Wellsburg, will be making glass inside
of o month.
THERE were six or seven chicken mains
foughtout at Fulton Saturday evening, a
number of Wheeling sports taking IN the
fun ?)
THE Belmont factory will be of to-day,
owing to the non-completion of the work
of putting natural gas pipes under the
boilers.
SERVICES will be held at the Second
Presbyterian church, on Tuesday evening,
at which time Rev. DR.. Woods, of Wash
JEFF college, will deliver a sermon.
ATYPoGRA PHICAL error in yesterdays
edition made the announcement that the
sale of the Mt. Bellview Hotel property
had been postponed, read until the 23d,"
when it should have been 22d.
A COMPANY is now being organized to
run a natural gas pipe line from the Wash
ingtOn, Pa, field to Cleveland, a distance
of 118 miles. The cost Is estimated at
81, 0O0, 0O0.
THE name of the doll, which so many
attempted to guess at the fair of lions
Lutheran church, last week, at Germania
Hall, is "PendOria, after the first mortal
female, according to Hesoid.
AN infant son of Councilman Charles
Miller, of the First ward, died yesterday.
Earl was a bright little fellow, and his
death will be sincerely regretted by the
many friends of the family.
AsYOUNG lady named Zane, of the Is
land, while returning home with a skating
party Friday evening, stepped in a hole In
the ice, and sunk from sight, but was res
cued by a young man who was near.
Yesterdays edition of the REGISTER
was exhausted before 9O'clOck in the morn
ing, many late callers at the office being
unable TO obtain a copy. The increased
demand will be amply provided for in the
future.
THE meeting held under the auspices ol
the Young Mems Christian Association, at
the Opera House, yesterday afternoon, was
another grand success. Good speeches
were made, the singing was fine and the
meeting full of interest. These meetings
are doing q vast amount Of good.
THOMAS SILvEY, 4 member of Typo
graphical Union No. 10, died al the resi-
dence of his parents at 6 o'clock last even
ing, of consumption. Mr.. Silvey learned
his trade in the REGISTER office and
worked here for some four or five years,
being noted for his industrious habits and
cheerful disposition.
AL. G.. FIELDS MINISTRIES closed a three
nights engagement at the Grand Opera
House, December II, to q big business.
John y. Russells, in his speciality, made
one of the greatest hits of any black face
comedian who ever played to a Wheeling
audience and will always be welcomed
back to the city.
HENRY TRoUTwINE, Abe Buchanan,
William Winters and Paul Walters, the
four young men charged with having com,
mitted an indecent assault, the nature Of
which is disgusting and nameless, upon
three little boys, George Brest, John Eide
miller and Silvey Reister, were each fined
$lOand costs, Saturday evening, by JUS
tice Arkle, and required to give bond in the
sum of$10O to keep the peace one year.
An appeal was taken in each case.