Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-17
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IA News OF rhs DAY POIutedIy Para
Ersphsd for Hsst5 Reader.
FASCHoS~at the Opera HOUSE matinee
this afternoon.
WHEELING UNION CHAPTER No. l, eX-
altsd three members last evening, and AZ
forwards bauqueted at Yaukeurens.
VINCENT B. CARSON was yesterday APP
pointed administrators OF the estate Of JOS
eph Carson, deceased. Bond, $1,000, W.
Whitman, surety.
The will OF Joseph Carson, deceased, was
admitted to probate yesterday and ordered
to be recorded. The will Of Catherine
Greer was also admitted to probate, and
ordered 10 be recorded.
HENRY NULL, shipping clerk ofSchmul-
zach Brewing Company, was presented
with a gold ring on the occasion Of his
twentieth birthday, by the drivers OF the
establishment
THIEVES elected an entrance into Jf
bake shop Of Bells bakery, on Ma ayt
street below Eleventh, Thursday nig..,
and carried of a lot Of sugar. Nothing
else wa missed.
AT a meeting of the Board Of Directors
Of the b. * D. road, on Wednesday. the
nominations of II \. Spies to I've ageat at
Wheeling aud ]. X. Graham to he agent at
Moundsuile were confirmed.
JUSTICE DAVIS had the members of tive
North Wheeling families before him yes.
tsrday afternoon. There lad been a big
quarIel, and the parties interested snnght
u settle il in court. The cases were Sll
dismissed.
THE Fergus oil we'll, adjoining the
property Of the Wheeling Oil Company, at
Little Washington, Is spouting grease at 6
great rate, doing l72 barrels per hour. The
Wheeling Company has rushed Up one rig,
and is At work on another.
THE funeral Of Mr.. Frank Yogler took
place from his late home on the South
Side, yesterday morning., and was attend
FL BY \ large hHRber ofsOrrowiDg friends
The Kenna Clab, % Which Mr.. Yogler was
2 member, attended ina body.
THE Committee On Buildings and
Grounds Of the Board of Education, has
contracted with the Sidney School Furn-
iture Company, o. Sidney, o, to furnish
the new Washington school building with
the Fashion desks, which is = splendid
make.
SUNDAY SCHOOL Teashabs' Meeting will
be held at > o'clock this afseEnSop in the
parlors of the Y. NJ c, A, for tie stAdy
Of the international Lesson. Young mems
meetings will be held by the Association
at 7:3O O'Clock this sSspiDganda at 4o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Miss JESSIE LLOYD, residing Ia East
Wheeling, was taken with o fainting spell
yesterday afternoon on Seventeenth street
and fell heavily on 4 pair Of stone steps,
cutting q very severe cash IN her head.
She was taken in the house and DR.. Morris
was called to attend her.
THE Mercantile Club gave one of its
pleasant little hops last evening, at its
on Main street, Some twelve or
couples were present, and all spent
delightful evening, dancing TO Prof
Charlie Kllmeyer's music. The Mercan-
tile viii give ia fall dress ball on April
l2th.
LOCAL POsT Z, TrNSsisEs' Protective
Association, will meet in their rooms at
the Mcclure House, this evening,
TO elect officers and make arrange
rnents to attend the annual con-
in Parkersbgrg iu May. The
boys anticipate q great time Do that occa-
sion.
WV ROsISsoN, a riverside mill helper,
WaltheE's sal,on on South Chap
Inc street AZ MiduiaAtl aasidarahly nnder
ne influence OF liqur and SSE3anded a
rink. He was told lie had enough and
was finally bounced By the harkeeper, who
the door On BIN. Robinson at
70 re-enter the sSlSoH, and raised
a r,cLst FRAT he attracted tbs stten-
Ion Of Osicsr DrusschS, who aErested an1
- ~, 80 tbs leckup. He was let OF
Win The light dns Of s. and ecsts.