Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-01
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APRIL FOOL!
ONE deed OF trust was admitted TO record
at Clerk Hooks Office.
STRAWBERRIES made their first appear
soce in the city yesterday.
A b & o. COAL train stalled on Six
tenth street, about $50 o'clock last
night.
DISPOSITIONS were taken yesterday in
the case Of Nimick & Co. V. John Bruce
and others.
THE X. NJ. Q Social will give a grand
ball at Meunerchor Hall, Thursday even
ing, Aprit 5th.
THE Arion Hall will lie open tomorrow
(Monday) evening for the accommodation
OF the members 81 tho Society,
The Turner Society will give a grand
ball at it's hall tomorrow evening and q
splendid time is anticipated. Kramer will
play.
HAVING dissolved partnership with
Miss MOzena, Miss Maggie Gregg has re-
moyedher dTessmaking establishment from
1902 to I'LL Mai n street.
THE Mcclure House will celebrate Easter
with strawberries and cream on the dinner
menu. This is the first appearance Of the
luscious berry this season.
ANDY WERYET, a hoy employed at the
Riverside mil, was badly burned about
the face and hands yesterday by hot metal.
His hesh was literally roasted
DR.. CHAs. f. MASON has placed his
order with Charlie Goeize, agent for the
Columbia Bicycles, for a 55 inch light
roadster.
CHAs. r. GoETZG has received an order
from the G. A. K. of Bellaire for a fine
Columbia Bicycle, to be contested for by
several young men az a fair to be given by
them,
A GENERAL complaint is being made
about the condition Of Seventh street. II
is almost impossible to drive o vehicle Of
any kind over il during wet weather.
A SMALL boy, whose name could not be
ascertained, fell in the river mt the wharf
Friday evening, but was rescued with no
more damage than a thorough wettihg.
GUS HILLS Novelty Company clOsed its
engagement to crowded houses At the
Grand Opera House yesterday afternoon
and last evening, and both audiences were
highly pleased.
Ed. VEITH, of the East End, had four
fingers of his left hand cut off by a cir
culsr saw at Klevis, Kraft & Co. g planning
mills, yesterday morning, a most unfortu-
nate accident.
The Windsor Athletic Club will give a
masquerade at their hall, on South Jacob
street, on next Wednesday evening. A
new floor has been put in the club room.
Killmeyer will furnish the music.
A HEMPFIELD train run over COW nea
the tunnel, east of the city, Friday even.
ing, cutting off n Of the animals hind
legs. The wounded animal lay there for
several hours in great agony, until iaally
killed.
IT was reported yesterday that a boy
had been hit on the head with a stone
several days since near the Belmont mill,
and that he died of his injuries yesterday,
but nothing could be learned of il, last
evening.
THE first annual stockholders meeting
of the Wheeling Club will be held in the
club rooms on Main street Tuesday even
ing. As bylaws and rules will be
adopted and q Board Of Directors elected,
q full attendance is desired.
SEVERAL days since a woman attempted
to leave an infant at the residence of Arch
Zane, on the South side, but rs the infant
let out u howl about thai time, the in
...Ao. ~ ,kA.oaAal 20 The Anar onH Nha
woman made of.
On Thursday evening, April 5th, the
st. Mathews Sunday School will present
q musical b~urlesque, entitled, Peak
in the school room Of the church.
Tickets are now on sale at various points
in the city, and will no doubt be purchased
very literally By our citizens.
THE taking Of testimony in the case of
Stalnaker V. Wendell was in progress FRI
day and yesterday before a~rbitrators, at
the Office of Sheriff Handlan. The cause
grew out OF the sale of horse, and about
500 was involved. The arbitrators were
W. A. Crawford, Robert Anderson and
Thomas O'Brien. The decision was in IA
vor of the plaintiff, Mr.. Stalnaker, for $50
and costs.
ABOUT o week ago Brook Adams, the
Market street plumber. wrote mp 10 Tom
Redman, at Washington, Pa, to bring
him down a custard pie the next time he
to Wheeling, as he was dead stuck
custards from that point. Tom came
down last night and brought with him a
custard pic twenty-fOur inches in diameter
and three inches deep, which was duly
presented. To say Brook was surprised is
him of easy.