Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23
ma SMALL WAY.
INC News OF tho Day Pointedly Pare
Eraphed for Hasty Readers.

Eraphed for Hasty Readers.
Music at the Garden tonight.
THREE deeds of trust were admitted to
record in Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday
QUITE lot Of Italians arrived in the
CITY Yesterday. There were shout a colony
of them.
THE cobble pavement on Chapline street,
between Twelfth and Fourteenth, was re-
paired yesterday.
VERY interesting little personal his
tory Of Capt. RObt. KirkwOOd appears on
the inside of this impression.
MARKET STREET, South of Seventeenth,
ves being graded yeste day, preparatory
to hauling up sand for the brick paving
RACHEL FISCHER was yesterday ap-
nointed executriX Of the last will OF Martin
Fischer. Bond, S24, 900; no security re-
quired.
REV. ST. CLAIR, of Newburyport, Mass ,
a nsphew of Rev. DR.. Cunningham ON
cieted At the First Presbyterian Ohurcn'
Sunday. 49,.
Else GRAY and William Calvin got INTO
a scrap mia Market street saloon, yester-
day afternoon, ana were arrested by Olh'
Ger West.
To-Day is st. Georges Day and all the
KNIGHTS of st. George will attend services
al the Cathedral this morning at 9o'eiock
in a body.
IouN L. KrNfMoNs was yesterday APP
nointed executor of the last will OF An
drew II. Kimmons. Bond, $4,000; no
security required.
TIE Wheeling Club opened the post
Lenten season last evening with sn enjoy
able little dance, for which Poi. Charlie
Killmeyer made the music.
THERE were nineteen cases in Police
Court Yesterday morning. The fines and
costs assessed amounted to $20l.90. All
the defendants paid out but two, who went
to the hill.
A LODGE of the Knights of Pythlss
will be instituted in ClsrinRtOn, Ohio, this
evening and it is probable that No. 81, Of
Bellaire, will 90 down to do the work, as
sisted by members of Evening Star Lodge
of BenwoOd. The new lodge will start OF
thirty members.
THE Steubenville Herald saws LothariO
from West Virginia was taken off freight
train on Saturday night and yesterday
morning went down to Wellsburg to pro
cure the necessary license. Ault went
along ss bridesmaid and will wear his
usual wreath of smilsx.
THE Steubenville rolling mill ct Ali
kama started yesterday morning, and the
are favorable for a successful
run. The coal mine belonging to this
concern is rapidly being PIT in shape for
and when this is done 1t will
add a hundred men to the pay roll.
OUR Washington special this morning
announced that Dr. j. W. Pipes has been
appointed to the third position upon the
local pension board. This makes the
board consist of Messrs. Jepson, Ststhers
aud Pipes. The indications are that Nh.
J. p. Maxwell ia sll right for Mr.. Birch's
to Nagssaki, Japan.
LOUIS SwARTz a carpenter in the en-
ploy of Paige, Carey & Co, while using
an adze, ont on the peninsula yesterday
afternoon, missed the log he WAS dressing
and the tool sunk deep into his left foot,
cutting a cash about four inches long, to
close which it took twenty stitches. Dr..
AshbroOk attended the injured man.
A MEETING of the Chamber of Com
merce is called for this evening at 1870
O'Clock, st which time Mr.. Spslding, of
the Thompson-Ho Houston Electric Company,
of Boston, will exhibit in operation an
electric motor aud explain by blackboard
illustrations its construction and uses.
Mr.. Spalding comes to the city by special
invitation, and full meeting is desired.
OVER in Martins Ferry there is a firm
of saloon keepers which is bound that
neither member shall be able to take Of
sense at the location of the personal names
in the firm name. On the window it reads:
Walters and Rsmbsoh, and on the other
"Rembach and Walters" HOnors rest
easy except that one sign is painted on the
right and the other on the left hand win
dow.
THE Tramps and Beggars Association in
body, with the exception OF one or two
members, with President JEFF Davis IL
command, left last night, via freight, for
New York. to take in the Washington In
augural Centennial. Along with then
went busted dude actor who wore the
latest cut of clothes, but did not have g
cent in his pockets, The 7. B. a. viii
show him through.
on Saturday evening Thomas Doyle, al
orphan boy, aged sixteen, was at the Par
Handle station in Steubenville, anC
Jumped on the car next to the last on pas
senger No 6. intending to ride TO Franklin
avenue. The train was late, and wher
Franklin avenue was reached it was max
ing twenty miles an hour. Doyle Jumped
from the steps but the momentum Of the
train threw him under the rear car, which
passed over his RICH. leg He was taker
to his home, where Dr. Doyle amputatet
the leg below the knee.