Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-20
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1be Rowe % the Day Pointedly PSrs-
graphsd for Hsssy Readers.
THE recent Hebrew charity ball netted
81, SO2.
THERE were five cases in Police Court
Yesterday morning.
"a DIsHEARTENED CITIZEN will have
to send in bis name.
ONE deed OF trust was admitted to rec
ord in Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
ANOTHER lot OF rails was received yes
terday by the street car company and the
work Of laying them was Iestarted.
PHILIP DOUDEN was arrested yesterday
on charge OF lunacy and committed to
Jail by Jrstice Arkle for examination.
WATER in the pit stopped the laying OF
stone for the foundation Of the pedestal
for the Union Bridge approach yesterday.
WILLIAM WOODWARD was arrested yes
terdav for a violation of section 8 OF the
health ordinance, in failing to have proper
tank cart.
THE last will and testament of Martin
Fisher was admitted to probate IN CLERK
Hooks Office yesterday, and was ordered
TO be recorded
IL Police Court, yesterday morning,
George Ruffner, d garbage contractor, was
fined for a violation Of Section IL OF the
health ordinance.
A VERY handsome new tile floor has
been put in the main corridor OF the NC
Lure House on the second floor. 1t Is
great improvement.
A MASS MEETING Of ex soldiers and
sailors Is called TO meet this evening at IT,
A X hall. All soldiers and sailors are
invited to be present.
BEFORE JUSTICE DAVIS, yesterday,
John Kheves, charged with selling liquor
on Sunday, waived an examination, and
gave bond in 800 for court
THE firm of Fetzer & Auber has been
dissolved by Mutual consent, Mr.. Fet-
zer retiring. Mr.. Auber will continue the
business at the old stand, No. 1908 jacob
street.
THE Young Mems Christian Association
members monthly entertainment Will be
held on Friday evening The programme
will embrace vocal and instrumental
mcsic, reaiings and gymnastics
INFORMATION was received at the b. &
o. depot yesterday that William Satter
field, the engineer who was so badly hurt
in the collision at Deshler, o, was im-
proving. and would almost certainly re-
cover from his wounds.
JEROME CASTOR was arrested by Con
stable Laughlia on a charge of drunken
ness, pr0fane language and assault and bat
terry. He was taken before Justice Arkle,
who held him IN the sum of 5000 for a
hearing this afternoon at , o'clock.
ME-. G. A. STUCRY has received news'o of
the death of his father, DR.. @. F. Stucky,
of Randolph county, West Va. DR.. STICKY
was thu oliest and best known physician
in that part OF the State, and his loss Will
be seriously felt by large number Of
people.
THE Wellsville Fair Association is push
ing work upon their exposition buildings,
grand stand, track, etc with all possible
energy, and will hold their first meeting
August 9th to Both inclusive. They have
act aside $4,000 for speed premiums, and
will have most successful Fair, according
to present indications.
THE first issue of The Glass Packer made
its appearance yesterday. 1t is a neat
four-page paper, nicely gotten mp and full
Of read be matter pertaining to the glass
trade. The paper will be conducted in
the interests Of the Ohio Valley glass
packers ard is edited by John L. Frank.
The REG sTER wishes it success.
THE Belmont County, Ohio, Medical
Society met in Bridgeport yesterday. DE-
Cooke, who was elected President at the
last meeting, delivered his inaugural ad'
dress, and DR.. Spence, Of Flushing, read q
paper on pneumonia. The next me- ting
will be held in s month. Several OF the
local NJ. d q we're assigned subjects for
papers 10 be delivered at that meeting.
THE remains Of the late D. w. Snyder,
whose death was announced in the REGIS
1,,.r, s,.-.~-I.>.r .-.e,ssse, wore bseOsbt ~
the city f,0m WOOdsfeld, Ohio, yesterday.
The interment will take place this after
noon az three o'clock, from the family resi-
dence, No. 915 Main street. "Web was
young man of more than ordinary attain
ments, and his death cut short career
which WAS full of promise. The stricken
family has the sincere sympathy of count
le3s friends.
LAST Wednesday q very pleasant party
occupied the row well-knOwn bowling al
lev a. Seibeyt's. The sport continued sew
ersl hours, when 81 elegant lunch was
served By the proprietor, Mr.. George Sci
bert. Tle entire party pronounced the al
ley in excellent order, and announced
their intention to make snoth,r visit very
soon. Other parties are being formed and
will take advantage Of Seibert's resort
when the weather opens up.