Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-05
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-OrERA HOUSE This Evening-Miss Julia Mar.
lowe in shakcspeare's Twelfth Night
GBAND OPERA HoUsE-This Evening-Dan
McCarthy's Company in True Irish Hearts.
JUDGE PAUL. opened Court at Mounds
Vile yesterday.
The Council Committee on Claims will
meet this evening
Two deeds of trust were recorded IN
Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
THE Grand Opera House will be dark
on Thursday snd Saturday evenings Of this
week
BEN DAUB, a catcher at No. Z sheet mills
at the Whitaker iron works had his left
hand badly cut yesterday.
JOSHUA SCOTT gave one Of his dancing
soirees at Market Hall, last night, and the
co'Ored population was out Ia great force
CARROLLToN, Carroll county, Ohio, If
discussing proposition of offering 5000
to so, 600 for the location Of pottery at
that place.
ELIZABETH BARRETT, aged rs years, q
well-knOwn resident OF North Wheeling,
died at noon yesterday. The funeral will
take place Wednesday.
WORK was commenced on the Edison
electric light plant, at the Reymann brew
cry, yesterday 1t will take about thirty
days to get it in operation.
THERE we've eighteen cases in the Po-
lice Court yesterday mOrniDg-all DRINKS
and dsorderlies, exeept the inmates OF
Jennie Lee's house Of ill-fame.
GEO. W. OBER SIS ''Dr. Jeykyll snd Mr..
Hyde" will play return engagement at
tie Grand next week. Miss Nina Sit
greaves, of this city, is with the company.
WORK was resumed, yesterday, on the
Electric railroad connections on Main
street, at the temporary bridge across the
creek. The track will soon be in order for
cars.
AN official of the Glass Packers Union
stated yesterday that the strike OF the
packers at East Liverpool, Ohio, was not
authorized by the local, and that proper
investigation will Re made Of the matter.
THE puddlers at the LaBelle mill went
on yesterday morning, aud this depart
ment will run double tarn. This gives a
large number of die men employment,
and is a boom for the lower end Of town.
The remains Of Louis Lingamar, who
died at Denver, Col, Friday afternoon,
Will arrive here this afternoon over the
Panhandle at o'clock, and the funeral
which will occur Wednesday afternoon at
, o'clock, will be private.
THE certificate o; Incorporation OF the
Elm Grove Coal Company was LEFT for
record at Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
The iaccrporstors are W. h. Chambers,
Annie Waddle. Alfred Caldwell, 5. b.
Chambers and j. c. Heryey
Mr.. ALEXANDER II. CALDWELL died
ct Cincinnati yesterday at the age OF 10
wears. He was a brother of Mira. S. Brady,
and was well known here. The funeral
will take place fIOm her residence, No. Is
Virginia street, this afternoon at 100
clock.
A CoLoRED driver for Morgan, the Belt
aire Iiyerymsn, left Morgan's best team and
rig outside the Elysian theatre last night.
When he came ont, the team was gone and
a diligent search could not discover them.
The rig is valued 2. 81, 500.
THERE was s very pleasant assembly at
The Wheeling Club, last evening, and the
time from $50 till l o'clock was delight
fully occupied dancing TO Prof. Charlie
Killmeyer's music. This was the last hop
before Lent which isct made it doubly
enjoyable.
THE gentlemen il charge of the oil we'll
at Glencos, Ohio. again stirred mp consld-
cradle excitement in that vicinity by an
nouncing that Just after the drill was
started yesterday morning, lhs oil spuried
CD over the derrick and covered everything
in that vicinity. Soon there were vague
rumors Of 800 barrel well.
PROF CHAs. E. SToAEs will give q
Chalk Talk" in the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Hall next Monday even
ing. Prot. Soaka is pleasant and I'M
prsssive speaker, has q happy way Of pre-
senting his subject and is one of the most
skilled artists with crayOu and charcoal In
America. The Professors lectures have
received unbOunded praise and have
given unqualified satisfaction wherever
they have been delivered.