Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-03
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Roam of Commissioners tomorrow IN
regular session. No
4 club, last evening.
No. . drew the watch in the MeNamee
watch club, last night.
R.pNEsv11LE fruit growers talk OF es-
tablishirg canning factory.
QUITE a number of people went down TO
RsIlaire last evening TO attend the Cathohc
fair.
TIVE Circuit Court met yesterday, and
after dispcsing of several small matters au-
iourned.
OFFICER BELL killed dog, reputed TO
Ia mad on Nineteenth street, last night,
after lively fusilade.
CONSTABLE LOVE raided Clara Mcsss
honse of i'll fame, at oneO'clcck this. morn
ing, on a State warrant.
DURING the month Of February but
forty-seven leads of garbage were delivered
at the c1ematory by the contractors.
FRANK HIGGs was yesterday appointed
administrator of the estate of Thomas
Higgs, deceased. Bond $500, John Taylor
surety.
AN electric motor car Jumped the track
near CaldWel's Run last evening, delaying
the cars all along the line for nearly an
hour.
THE funeral of the late Albert S. Bond
will take place from his late residence on
Maryland street, this afternoon at :
o'clock.
A COOKING main occurred at Fulton last
evening, but there were no especially IN
teresting fights. A Steubenville bird got
licked.
SUPERINTENDENT DILLON, of the Gas
Works, killed large muskrat on seven
teenth street, Friday evening, when
weighed five pounds.
THERE were two cases-tramps in 70
lice Court yesterday morning. There was
no matinee, the one drunk on hand being
too far gone to appear.
THERE were thirteen cases on the b'otter
at the City Hall st midnight. The police
raided Jennie Lees house of i'll fame, cap
turing the madame, three girls and two
men.
COMPLAINT is made that the gas lights in
the vicinity of Fourteenth and Water
streets have not been lighted for over
two weeks, and people demand that the
fault be corrected.
THE party who mailed the white Cap"
letter to Joseph Stacker, the well-known
Island citizen, is liable to get into trouble,
as he is known. Mr. Stacker is a reputable
citizen, and doesn't appreciate Joke" Of
that nature.
THE Gen. L. S. Grant Camp, No II,
Sons of Veterans, will give social bean
bake at G.. A. r. Hall on Main street,
Monday evening, March 4th. The boys
are going to do all the honors, and every
son of a veteran should attend.
A MEETING of the Legislative Commit
tee of the Trades Assembly was called for
last evening to take action in reference to
naming suitable man for the position Of
Labor Commissioner. Several members Of
the committee were seen last evening, but
they could not tell whether the meeting
had been held or not
Mr.. CARL WULsTEN, of Colorado, will
deliver a lecture on Tuesday, March s. at
Arion Hall, on the subject of "Ore DEPOSIT
ton. and the Development of the Mining
Industry in Europe and the United States. "
Mr.. Wulsten is an entertaining lecturer,
and his extensive experience as a mining
expert and engineer will enable him to
make an acceptable address to all who may
be interested in this subject. The public
are invited TO attend.