Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-07
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THERE were five cases in Police Court,
yesterday morning.
ELLEN CoFFIELD was arrested last night
! for drunkenness.
WoBKNlEN began laying the new gas
pipe on Fink street, yesterday.
IN the drawing at McNamee's watch
club, last night, No. 63 took the watch.
In John Decker's watch clubs: A, %;
B. -; @, % and D, were the lucky num-
bero.
IN Hillmsn watch club drawing, Club
,, Ne. "a; Club 3. No. 81; Club 4, No. Sc;
Club 5, No. II; Club 6, No. 81; Club Z,
No. Is.
OFFICE MCNICHoLLs arrested Adam
Meadley and Joseph CLARK, last evening,
on a warrant, for blockading a crossing
with train of cars.
JosRPHINE BoYD's house of i'll fame was
Iaided by Officers Carney, He'll and Lu-
kins, last night. The madame, four girls
and three men were captured.
WoRKMEN are tearing down the old
slaughter house, north of Manchester, re-
Gently purchased by the Wheeling and
Harrisburg Railroad Company.
NATHAN FROST, who was arrested
about midnight Friday night for stealing
watch and pawning it, was released yes
terdsy, the watch being turned over.
EMMA ]. MARSHALL and Lydia E. Mar
shall were yesterday appointed executrix
of the will of Lucretia Msrshall, deceased.
Bond, $1,000. No security required.
FOLLOWING is the drawing in the I. G.
Dillon & Co g Watch Club last night:
Club No 3, 90; No. 6, II; No. Z, %; No.
8. 80; No Q. "a; No. 10, "a; No. II, II:
No. u, 81; No. -, 3.
OFFICE WEST, Shorts, Gauss and
Daum 1aided Celia Williams house of i'll
fame last night, capturing four women
aud eight men. They also rsided George
Frank, capturing total of six.
The F. o. T. F. Social will give a pic.
mic at Seibert's Garden on next Saturday.
A fine imported glass water set, which is
on exhibition in Thos. Hughes & Co.'S
window will be given to the best lady
Waltzsr.
PROF. D. W. SHIELDS, former resi-
dent OF Bellaire and Martins Ferry, but
lately of Piedmont, will take charge of the
Wellsburg schools next year. Prof
Shields is a thorough and competent in
structor.
THE Wheeling parties who have been
leasing oil lands in Buffalo district, have
started well on Abram Wilson's farm,
Short Creek. The derrick is being erected
and drilling will begin as soon as possible.
Wens5trg Netcs.
FRANK VIEBHELLER, the PArkersburg
agent of the Schmul bach Brewing Com
pany, has sent to his brother Charley a
cake of beautifully clear artificial ice, in
which chicken was frozen. The sample
was on exhibition at P. J. Gavin's saloon,
yesterday.
AT FIVE minutes before , this morning a
large uuoccupied house on the hill, at the
head of Twelfth street, was discovered on
/ fire and an alarm sounded, creating con-
siderable excitement for time. The de-
partment responded, but the house was to-
tally destroyed. The fire was probably in
cendisry.
Me. PARSONS mas photographed
painting, by Artist Storm, of Lake Cone
maugh, chewing the dam and surround
irgs. Mr.. Storm formerly lived at Johns
town, and painted the scene about four
wears ago. The photographs are an excel
lent copy of the painting, which is said TO
be an accurate representation of the scene.
THERE is 20 he a very entertaining con-
cert at the Thompson NJ. E. Church,
Island, next Thursday night, for the ben
eft of the choir One of the features OF
the evening will be the vocalism of Miss
Kate Michael, a student of the COnserv-
atory Of Music, New York The lady's
voice is one OF musical sweetness, scope
and power. There ought to be, snd no
doubt will be, large and enthusiastic
attendance.
THE Smith Fishing Club is camped out
about seven miles back of Claysville on
Middle Wheeling Creek. and are having q
GOOD time. The name of the club is q
sensible one when it is known that Willy,
Coon, Alf and Jim Smith are members, to
ether with Harry Hillman, Casper Dailer
Eddy Cbristman, Joe Dailer and Henry
Fink. They spent their Fourth in trYinl
10 extricate horse which got stuck in th'
creek. They are jolly fishermen.