Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
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The News of the Day Pointedly Para
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The News of the Day Pointedly Para
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THE Trades Assembly meets this after
noon.
No. So won the watch in Hillman's
Club.
POLICE COURT was blank, yesterday
morning.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
MATTERS were extremely quiet in
police circles last night.
The oil well at Glencoe, bsck Of Bell
aire, is still mystery.
THE usual semi-monthly rehearsal Of
the Opera House orchestra will take place
this evening at Arion Hall.
THE Eighth Ward Democratic Club will
give a grand reception and ball at West
woods Hall on January %.
THE new Democratic city Executive
Committee is cIlled to meet tomorrow
evening, at the rooms Of the Y. III. D. c.,
FIR organiz ,tion.
OFFICER WILKIE arrested drunk last
night, the only case on the blotter at half
past ore this morning, This is good rec
o:d foT Saturday night.
IT was John Hesrn who complained at
police headquarters that his coat bad been
stolen by George GaugeTs, and not the re-
verse, as stated yesterday morning.
CECILIA, bright two-and -a-half-year-
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs j. V. Gavin,
died last night, which the many friends Of
the family will be panied TO hear.
Mr. MILLER F. ADAMS, a former
heelirg man, has sued the LsmsOn S ore
Service Company, OF New York, of whom
he was employed, for conspiracy and false
imprisonment, and he is likely to get
heavy damages.
HAWKINS, the watch thief, was taken
back to Chicsgo, by the detective sent on
from that ciiy, yesterday afternoon st 3
o'clock. He refused to 80 without
requisitioD, compelling the officer to so to
Charleston for the papers.
THE National Delaine Merino Sheep
Breeders Association meets in annual ses-
sion a. the Mcclure House, Tuesday after
noon, at two o'clock, and big and inter-
esting meeting is anticipated. A banquet
will be held at six o'clock in the evening.
DR.. w. H. CURRY, Manager for the
New York Life Insurance Co., for the
State of West Va, returned to this city,
Yesterday, after a visit TO some of his
agencies in this State, snd reports business
in furnishing condition. He was incor-
rectly reported as having gone to Baltimore
to reside.
SEVERAL wagons passed up Market
street yesterday afternoon, on which bales
of straw were piled up fifteen or more feet
high. In front Of the Mcclure House
driver endeavOred to turn out Of the street
car track when the tall pyramid on the
vehicle lost its balance and topplld over
into the street.
PROF. JOHN MULLEN has secured an
other fine dancing class, and will give his
second lesson on Tuesday evening. Any
penoa desiring to enter will find it much
to their advantage to be in attendance.
The Professor has also q fine class at
ard one at Cameron, W. Va,
as we'll as a number of parlor CLASSES and
afternoon CLASSES at the hall.
THE annual meetings CT some Of the
in the Ohio Valley make
glad the hearts of the stockholders, but
more of them make cad hearts, and yet the
men who risk their money in these hives
of industry are not given any more credit
than the drOne WHO hOrdes his money IN
or other bonds with no risk
whatever to run. In fact they are Cursed
more than they are praised while the tond-
holder is looked upon as an individual
above reproach-Bellaire Independent,