Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-18
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IT was stated last evening by the off
Gals of the electrical railway that the road
would be in operation to-day.
HENRY SERIa yesterday qualified as
executor Of the estate Of Christina Serig,
deceased. Bond, $4,000; no security re-
quired.
Mr.. n. WARD FITZGERALD clostd his
engagement at the Grand last evening to q
good sized house. His lectures were in
teresting.
MARTIN THORNTON, OF the Cafe Bruins
wick received a lot of shamrock from Ire
land and distributed it among his
friends yesterday.
Al / $50 music box will be ratified
OFF on Monday night at Lsrnhart & Rad
clifte's saloon, No. 1851 Market street. Do
not fail 10 be present.
A GENTLEMAN who arrived from Free
port, Harrison county, o., yesterday, said
that in q population of 500 in that town,
there were 179 cases Of measles.
THos H. BRAsHEARs, formerly a well
known LaBelle mailer, died last Thursday
at Wellston, o. He was formerly Vice
President of the MingO blast furnace.
REV. Mr.. GANTT's lecture on 1.-The
Anglican Church and her Head; Rome
and ST. Peter" will be given in his
church, Sunday night; not in the morning,
as was reported yesterday.
THE Baldwin Theatre Company played
to immense audiences at the Opera House,
yesterday afternoon and last evening
'Fanchon" and ''Kathaleen Mavourneen''
being presented. The engagement was a
successful one.
This afternoon at the Cathedral at 3
o'clock Bishop Kahn will lecture on the
fulfllment of the promise recorded in John
vi. or in other words, on the institution of
the Eucharist as narrated by st. Matthew,
Marx. Luke and Paul.
YESTERDAY was st. Pstrick's Day, and
as a well-known son oil the Emerald Isle
said, there wasn't one OF his countrymen
on the street intoxicated and not n ar
rested. The only way the day was cele-
brated in This city IA by wearing small
green ribbons in button-hOles.
In the case of Henry Rider and wife
against the County Court of Marshall
county for damages, noted in the REGIS
TER'S Moundsville correspondence yester-
day, the Jury Saturday evening brought in
a verdict of 81, 900 for the plaintiffs. Capt.
Dovener and Charles Oldham represented
the plaintiffs and B. F. Meighen for the
State.
SHERIFF HANDLAN yesterday received
a telegram from Superintendent Bland, Of
the Asylum at Weston, announcing the
death of Captain John Beam at one o'clock
yesterday. He asked for information as to
what was to be done with the remains.
Sheriff Handlan telegraphed back to send
them on, as the deceased has children in
the city, who reside in North Wheeling.
THE conference between the flint glass
manufacturers and their employees still
continues. A meeting was held yesterday
but all the committees could report wa
slight progress. 1t will take about two
days TO finish the conference and from
present indications it is extremely doubt
luI ii lu6 tEouOIe VIII he SottAeu InSu' LUG
opinion of both the workers and manufac-
turers is that the strike cannot be settled
at this conference.
A LARGE sizsd rat appeared in MeGar-
relrs store on Market street yesterday af-
ternoOn, and the services Of Mr.. G. G..
Winzenreid's terrier were brought into
rsquisition. The rat disappeared into a
chimney and TO bFiOg him out a lot OF pa
pr was burned. Mr.. Rat suddenly rush
ed out being all ablaza, but the terrier did
not hesitate. He nabbed the burning ro-
dent by the aeck and shook him to death
in q brief space of time. The spectators
were greatly amused ut che scene.