Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-03
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THE Belmont nail factory esumes 10
day.
THE True Irish Heaits'' company Is at
the Howell.
PART of the machines in both nall lac
tories at the Benwood mill are in operation
THERE were two cases before His Honor
Yesterday morning. Both unfortunates
went to the hill.
THE last will and testament oil Car
Horstman, deceased, was admitted 70 pro
hate Yesterday and ordered to be recorded
Caroline Horstmann qualified as
~CHAs. A. LopEa, the well known come
dian, and his ''Hilarity, q musical comedy,
will open a three nights engagement al tine
Grand Opera House next Monday evening
The Nailers and Feeders Union Will
give a ball tonight, at Ariop Hall. An
elegant prize will be given to the best lacy
and gentleman WALTER. Kramer Will
play.
THE men at the Mingo Junction works
refused to 90 to work until q roller named
Ham Gozney, who had been discharged
was reinstated, and their request was
granted.
RALPH WHITEHEAD, the leader Of the
Republican hosts of the Fourth ward, Is
back from an extensive trip. He Is look
ing after Smith and Laughlin's regenera'
tive furnace.
Mr.. A. G. HARRELL said yesterday,
that the use Of his name on the Executive
Committee of the First Ward Prohibition
Club was not authorized, and that he Is mol
o Prohibitionist.
LOUIS DRIST was arrested by otheeI
Jack West last evening on the charge o.
disorderly conduct, the case arising out
of the theft of an orange from the street
stand of an Italian.
The friends of Jack Sheppard, of the
Garden Spot, are pushing him forward for
au umpireship in the OHIO League. Jack
understands the rules thoroughly and
would make a good one.
HENRY ROBE, a well-knOwn Wheeling
drummer, accidentally drove over an en-
bankment at Washington, Pa, the other
day, breaking the buggy he was in and in'
Turing the horse, but he escaped.
YESTERDAY was Ground Hog Day and
if the animal didn't sec his shadow III INIT
shape it was not the fault Of the sun, and
now everybody has settled down to endure
six weeks more of winter weather.
JAMES ARTHURs, shuckster, was driving
into the city from Haneytown, Wednesday
afternoon, when his horses ran OIL and
plunged over a high ~embankment, crush,
ing the wagon and injuring the animals,
but the driver escaped unhurt.
THE partnership heretofore existing IN
der the firm name Of Beneke u Co. has
been dissolved, Messrs. j. o. Schenerlein
ard Conrad WIllemann retiring. The
business will be continued by Claus
Beneke and Peter Beneke, ths other part
nErS.
PROF. JOHN MULLEN rendered his dane,
ing class q pleasant reception at Germauia
Hall, last evening, and a very pleasant
time was spent by all present, among whom
were a number OF his friends and former
pupils. Prof. Charlie Killmeyer furnished
the music.
THE charming Coincidence, Miss Rosina
Yokes, who has q reputation as far and
wide as theatricals are known, and her
London Comedy Company, will appear at
the Opera House Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings next. This is one of the finest
attractions on the road, and will mo doubt
draw crowded houses.
A NOTABLE real estate sale yesterday
was the residence at the corner OF McCallie
avenue and Houston streets, now occupied
by Mr.. Will Hart, at the handsome price
of s., 900 cash. The property was owned
by the First Baptist Church and DIR. James
f. Reeves, a prominent physician, late OF
Wheeling, West Virginia, was the purcha-
ser. - Chattanooga, Tenn, Sun.
Mr. BARNEY MCENTER died yesterday
at noon, Mt his home on the South Side,
after n lingering illness, bis disease being
consumption. Mr. McEntee was well known
in the city, having been for \ number OF
years a popular driver on the Citizens
Railway, and afterwards a mail carrier.
He had been unable TO DO any work for
some time and his death was not unex'
peuted, although his death will be leaInsd
with sorrow by his many friends.
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