Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-05
In A SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day Pointedly Pars
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The News OF the Day Pointedly Para
l. graphed for Hassy Readers.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to rec
ord yesterday.
THE Hebrew New Year commences ct
shutdown this evening.
FORTY car loads of wool are standing on
the B., q. & @. Railroad waiting ship
ment.
THE river marks on the landing last
evening, indicated 8 feet 2 inches and
falling.
THE Leonzo Bros. Grew another good
house, last evening az the Grand, which
left highly pleased.
THE steamer Andes left last evening at
6 o'clock for Cincinnati with good trip
of freight and passengers.
THE firm of Hutchinson & Son has been
dissolved, Mr.. Il. retiring. The business
will be continued by Hutchinson q Payne.
NEWS comes from Buffalo that the
Wheeling wheelmen arrived there safe
Monday morning and are having good
time.
THE grocers Of the city will meet this
evening at o'clock in st. George Hall,
Reiily's block, to form protective associa'
ton.
The firm of John G.. Rsinacher & Co.
has been dissolved, Mr. Rsinacher retiring
The business will be continued by Louis
Ernst.
ALBERT BURKE, q fireman on the Q. l.,
& W., fell from his engine in the KIRK
wood yards, yesterday, and sustained Be-
we're injuries Of his left arm.
THE members of Ohio Valley Lodge No
81, K. of p, are called to mast at Castle
Hall Thursday afternoon at ! o'clock te
attend the funeral Of their deceased brother,
]. p. Kuhn.
F. w. BANNER & Co. have secured the
services az tuner, of Walter Nelson, late
Superintendent of the Williams Piano
Msnufactory at Toronto, Canada, who II
an expert piano builder and fine tuner.
A NUMBER of gentlemen left for Los
Angeles, California, last night, taking adj
vantage of the low rates offered to the del
egates to the 1. o o. F. Epcsmpment'
Among those going were E. E Zane, VIM
Ellingham and Henry Seam0n.
The many friends of Capt. Bob Moore,
of the B. & o, will be panied to learn Of
the death OF his mother, Mrs. Capt. John
W. Moore, who died very suddenly at hel
home in Columbus, O., Monday morning
Mrs. Moore was q daughter OF the late
Judge Barton, of Belmont county, U.
WILLIAM MILLER, who was popular
member of the Wheeling police force undel
Sergeant Jim Sweeney, was shot and killed
in Pittsburg early yesterday morning by
negro, while in the discharge Of his duties
as a private Waterman. His murderer
was captured.
The Leonzo Bros. have invited the
members of the Toledo and Wheeling
Base Ball Clubs to visit the Grand this
evening, to witness their new play Of
Brother against Brother. Reserved seats
will be set apart for their occupancy. and
thoroughly enjoyable time may be ex'
pected.
RESIDENTS of East Wheeling, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, are
complaining that the garbage contractor
has not collected the garbage at their houses
for several days past. There are also COM
plants from other quarters. The proper
authorities ought to investigate this matter
and enforce prompt fulfllment of contract.
A TELEGRAPH lineman who was work
ing in front of the Hotel Windsor, yester-
day afternoon, fell from ladder to the
pavement, breaking two ribs, badly
wrenching his wrist and cutting large
cash in his face, from a screw driver
which he carried in his vest pocket. A
physician was called who attended the
unfortunate mans injuries, after which
he was taken to his home in Bridge
port. His name was not learned.