Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-15
IN A SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day Pointedly Para
graphed for Hssty Readers.

Eraphed for Hasty Readers.
LAST night one year ago Officer joe
Glenn was shot.
THERE were three cases in Police Court,
yesterday morning
THE Council Committee on Cemeteries is
called to meet this evening.
THE firm of Kratz Bros. has been dis
solved, Albert Kraft retiring.
THE Board of Public Works met last
night and audited bills payable.
THERE were four cases registered at head
quarters at midnight last night.
OFFICER DESMOND arrested Thomas
O'Hara yesterday for being drunk and dis
orderly in the First ward.
THE American Insurance Company will
to-day remove 10 the room formerly occu-
pied by the Standard, No. 1918 Market
street.
LOUISA HEGER was yesterday appointed
Administrative OF the estate of Albert
Heger, deceased. Bond, 81 600, Christian
Floto surety.
OHIO VALLEY LODGE, X. of 2. is called
to meet to morrow afternoon at one o'clock,
10 ray the last tribute of respect to the
late Ralph Marsh.
ARGUMENT on the motion to dissolve
the restraining Injunction will be COM
menced before Judge Campbell in the Cir
cult Court to-day.
THE National Delaine Sheep BREEDERS
Association meets at the Mcclure House
this afternoon at > o'clock. A banquet
will follow at six o'clock
The electric railway track in BenwoOd
is all ready for the running OF cars, and
only awaits the necessary permission to
cross the tracks Of the B. & o.
GEORGE B. CALDWELL yesterday quail
fled as executor OF the will of Jscob Horn
brook, deceased. Bond SIS, 600, Alfred
Caldwell and w. B. Simpson tureties.
IT was gold headed cane instead Of an
umbrella that was presented to Mr.. NJ.
Msrkle of the Wheeling Bakery. The
cane was purchased from I. G. Dillon &
Co.
THE million dollar mortgage given by
the Wheeling, Lake Erie and PittsburG
Coal Company, TO the Mercantile Trust
NNAA FaAff VI WV AOAhf ntto bNNE ANNOAQCA
in the Clerks Office, at Steubsnville.
THE Republicans OF the First ward
made the following Council nominations
last evening: First Branch, VIM. Otto.
Second Branch, J. G.. Kline, Jacob Kin
delbeIger, Ban. W. Conley. Votes cast
145
OFFICERS WATSON and Dunlap, last
evening, raided room occupied for i'm
proper purposes by Maud Hastings, in the
rear Of No. 925 Market street, and cap
tured two women who were taken to City
Hail.
THE funelal of the late Rev. James H..
McMechen took place yesterday afternoon
AZ O'Clock from the family residence,
| 22O7 Chapline street, and the services were
very largely attended by prominent citi
zens. The inierment was private.
OFFICERS of the Wheeling, Lake Fri &
Pittsburg Coal Company say they will have
three thousand men at work in the valley
Of Short Creek, west Of Portland, in the
next eighteen months, snd that they will
nike aud ship !, 900, 600 tons of coal.
AT meeting of tine stockholders of The
Wheeling Club, held last evening, a com
mittee of five was appointed to select
names candidates for directors, to be
voted for at a meeting to be held on Feb
ruary .. The committee j. az follows: j.
]. Holloway, T. C. Moffat, Walker l,
Frissell, j. @. Rihe!dsfier and w P.
Burke.
TIE Providen. Life Insurance Company
seems to be gaining reputation for prompt
adjustment of Losses which cannot but re-
suit in its being commended to those con-
templating taking ont life policies. Tire
company has not been long located in this
city, but in that time has built up an ex'
callent business by prompt and fair bust
ness methods.
MRS. Z. II. MONROE will lecture at the
United Presby terrain Church, on Chspline
street this evening, the title Of tie lecture
being Christ in Art" A large attend.
ance ia assured, and no oae should fail to
avail themselves of this opportunity. An
exchange says of her: I'VE cordially rec
commend Mira. Monroe and her fac lee
lures and illustrations TO all pastors, con
grerato1s, Sunday schools, young peoples
associations and conventions. They are
not only highly entertaining, but also in
structive and elevating alike 70 young and
old"