Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-22
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THANKSGIVING will be celebrated by
The Wheeling Club with 3 hop on the
evening of that day, sDd the sffsir will
doubtless be o very enjoyable one.
A COMMITTEE Of Moundssille people
was in the city yesterday waiting on the
Ohio River railroad officials in reference to
putting on q Moundsville accommodation.
CHARLEY MILLER, who was formerly
with Nicholas Schulz, wishes his friends to
know shat he is not the person Of that
name indicted for breaking into the Wheel
ing bakery.
GEORGE BRUNSWICK. the accommodate
irg ~janitor of TIE Wheeling Club, now hes
charge Of the offices Of w. & L. E road
and Union Bridge Offices in the same build
ing. He is the right man for the pace.
A MUSICAL recital will be given in the
chsptl of the Wheeling Female College on
Friday evening, which promises ID bs a
very delightful affair judging from the
programme prepared.
THE Webster District Democratic Club
is called to meet tonight at their club
room at Z o'clock. The announcement
was made for last night by mistake. The
meeting lie tonight, ard all members sre
requested to be present.
COMMISSIONER NJ. STEIN celebrated the
ffty-ffth %snniversarv Of bis birth in a
pleasant manner at his home in Fulton
yesterday afternoon and evening. A large
number of friends called upon him and a
pleasant time was speat.
CHAs LAUE, q well known resident Of
the Island, died Tuesday evening in his
sixtieth year, and his funeral will take
place this afternoon, from hi, late residence
No. 40 Broadway, at 2 o'clock.
TAE annual meeting Of the Wheeling
Park Association will be held on Monday
December 3, for the election OF . Board O.
Directors, and the transaction Of such
other business as msy come up.
"UNDER THE LASH" closed a successful
engagement at the Grand Opera House
last evening. Wheeling people are looking
forward with great interest tx the appsar'
auce of GilmoIe's Grand Boston Jubilee
Band, which appears at the Grand in De
cember with two famous ptims donna:
and many startling musical features.
Col. CHAs. VANKEUREN the well
known and popular Twelfth street restau'
rateur, spread a splendid banquet for the
press gang at midnight last night, which
they enjoyed hugely. The arrange nent o.
the festive board wal very handsome, and
the feast served could not be beaten
Thanks, Chawles.
A BOY named Hubert Gibbons, who said
be had escaped from a reform school al
West Senaca, N. Y, was picket up by OF
icer Lukens last evening. The boy wst
about twelve years of age and seemed to be
able to take care of himself. He said be
did not object to btiug returned to a re
form school, but did not want 70 go to the
one he escaped from. He slept at the City
Building last night.
A oNE-LEGGRD man, whose name was
not learned, was arrested by Officer Ed,
Hszlett yesterday afternoon on a charge OF
robbipg George Weaver, Of Martins Ferry,
of $50. In his pocket SAG Is were found,
aud he acknowledged having committed
the robbery and said he was sorry he had
BEEN tempted, but was in hsrd circum'
stances and could secure no work. He wst
taken to Mathis Ferry and placed in jail
J. L. CARTER, of Columbus, Ohio, wal
sent to Hsrpe,'s Ferry to vote for Harri
SON ard Golf His ticket expired when h
arrived at Wheeling, and he called OF
Chairman Cowden, who said that theJ
were out of money and had spent all TIT
fands in their hande. He then went II
Tom Perkins barber shop to black shoe
to try and raise enough money to get becl
to his family in Columbus. Toe election
ia over, you know.