Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-03-23
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Leaves From the Note Books of Register
Reporters.

Leaves From the Note Books of Register
Reporters.
OFFICER WATSON arrested George Hill
about I o'clock this morning.
ONE deed of trust were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
Is the Circuit Court, yesterday, argu-
meuts We're continued in the case of Brown
for use of Miller V. Whitman.
MEssRs. LOUIS and julius Horkheimer
have been made partners in the firm Of
H0rkheimer Bros, wool merchants.
Is Lash's watch drawing last evening,
No. 13 i'm club l., and No. 1 in club .
were winners.
A HEAVY blast at the tunnel, en- the south
bank of the creek, shook down two chin
neys ON Eighteenth street, Friday after
noon.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
20 Daniel Cline, a native of Wheeling, aged
81, and Emma Wells, a native of Wheeling,
aged -.
CELIA WILLIAMS house of i'll fame was
raided this morning by Officers Carney,
Daum and FrOhme. Four women and seven
men were secured.
Mrs. ToNIINsON yesterday sold lot in
the Base Ball Park to Peter Boyd, Jr., for
$500. The lot is on the west side Of South
Broadway, fronting Al feet.
THE last will and testament of 5. p. Hill
dreth was admitted to probate yesterday
and ordered to be recorded. Mrs. Dora b,
Hudreth is named as eXecutriX.
ATTENTION is called 20 thu advertisement
| I'm another column of the sale of furniture
at Mt Belleview Hotel, Thursday next
Some rare bargains will be offered.
THE drawings in the l. @. Dillon & Co
watch clubs. last night, resulted as follows:
/ Club No. "a. No Is; club No. -, No. &;
club No. rs, No 10; club No. Il, No 9; club
No les. No. 26
1T is understood the item in the Bridge
port Ncirs Saturday morning 10 the effect
that NJ b. Freelands grocery was closed
/ by "a Wheeling firm is incorrect Mr.. Free
| land closed out himself
THE proclamation. calling the attention
of the voters 70 the loan ordinance for the
new Main street creek bridge, makes its
first appearance this morning, and should
be carefully studied by voters.
Tur stockholders of the Texas McCul-
louch Land and Cattle Company held q
meeting Yesterday. They report their con-
Germ 90 be i'm a healthy condition, with pros
poets brighter than for some time past.
THERE were five cases in Police Court,
Yesterday morning. Frank Leach was sent
up. John Grant got 81 and costs Jacob Eel
lngor - and costs. Adolph Circhgestner
$40 and costs, and John Kenney'S sentence
was suspended.
OK Friday afternoon Lieutenant Braun
ersreuther gave very interesting and in
structive talk on Foreign Islands, which
, he has visited The talk was a good one
and thoroughly enjoyed by all who were
present
Is II. Z. HuLNAN * Co.'S watch
club drawing last evening: Club I. No
3: club :. No. Is; club 9, No. z; club 10,
No. Is; club II. No. -; club -, No.
81: club X. No. 10; club 13, No. %.
A REPORT was in circulation in the city
Yesterday 20 the effect that some of the con-
tractors had determined 10 bring fifty
stonelnasonS here from New York, but the
rumor evidently had no foundation, as none
of the contractors knew of any such move.
THE lecture. Looking Backward and
Forward" delivered by Colonel Jacob
Kemple at the Opera House last Thursday
night. was well received by good audi
ence IL was out of his usual line OF
speeches, being more general and less local,
but he made many happy hits and strong
points. especially upon the question of the
hour. THE strike and its consequences.