Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-13
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THERE is prospect Of Council M e.
iug Friday.
ONE deed of trust was admitted lo
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
THE river marks on the landing Last
evening indicated IL feet 8 inches ano
falling.
THE Young Mems Democratic Club OF
the f ghth ward is called to meet OF
Kuoke's Hall this evening.
SEATS for Jim the Penmsn" are going
of rapidly and those who wish TO secure
good seats had better do so early.
A RECEPTION and hop will be given a,
The Wheeling Club this evening. Tie
Opera House orchestra will make the mu'
sic.
THE funeral of the late B'nedick
Hebsank will take pace tomorrow morn
ing. There will be requiem mass at the
Cathedral at 8 o'clock.
A BENEFIT ball was given at Turner
Hall las, evening, aad Mayors orchestra
furnished the music large crowd en-
jOyed pleasant evening.
THE union bricklayers and stone masons
of Wheeling and b ,llaire will meet at
Brieklay ere Uaion Hall, on Main street,
this afternoon, to consider important bust
ness.
A BALL was given ! 81 evening at Ger
mania Hall for the berefit Of Herman
Cranes, we'll known painter, who Is
seriously i'll with the consumption. The
affair was quite success.
THE Whetling Turn Society will give
their grand mafque carnival at their nall
on Market street next Monday evening
The Opera House orchestra will make the
music and most enjoyable time is anticl-
paied.
THE hod carriers at work on the Reilly
building yesterday kicked against a man
who had no card, and who was employed
on the work. The csrdless man was re-
CURED to Join the uuion, which be very
readily agreed to do.
GEORGE BURKE, drunk. by Donleyi
Joseph Beisinger for fighting in Eighth
ward By Scally; Joseph Ricketts, by Don
lev inr fighting with man named Fred
Knop last Saturday evening were the cases
registered at Police headquarters last ever
ing
Two young men named Leo Vespsr and
Frank Wilson were arrested for beiog
drunk at the Grand Opera House, last
evening, Constable Lauchlin being the
officer who srrts.td them. They were
fiaod 81 and costs each aud sent to jail for
ten days in default Of payment.
CAPT. ASA BOOTH will have his Nspths
launch painted and renovated in the near
future, and will again run her between
the foot of Fink sni Twelfth streets during
the Summer sef 5 IN as q ferry. There Is
plenty OF business for two such bosts-in
fact more than they can attend to.
IT Is reported that the Laughlin mill at
Martins Ferry will resume next w6es, by
which time the fig wheel will be In posi-
ton. The company is getting ready to
start in good shape, having received six
teen cars of steel plate during the past few
days and will probably run the three heat
ing furnaces.
MANAGER NATE FELL, of the Wheeling
Base Bali Club. yesterday closed contracts
to play at Columbus on March 3lst, on
which day the grounds will be opened for
the season. The contract has also been
signed to play at Pitteburg, April 8 and
10, with the League club. Guy Hseker
has been made fret baseman and manager
Of the club.
A COMMITTEE from the Warehousemen' =
Union met with representatives of Baer's
Sous, last evening, in reference to TIE
trouble between that firm and an employe.
Toe firm stated that they would prefer to
have tho representative Of the Warehouse
mems Union to inset with committee OF
the Wholesalers ct the Chamber Of Com
mefce Saturday light, which was agreed
to, and nothing will be dOne until that
time.
THE Sons of Veterans last night cell
ebraled tbs Anniversary OF the birth OF
Abraham LincOla at G. A. X. II vi, ia a
yery pleasant manner. There was quite
large attendance of the members of the
organization and their friends, and very
en- lpysble evening was spsnt, singing,
Rotations, etc making the time pass
yerv Pleasantly. This day has been set
arids by the Soma of Veterans as their an-
niversary, aad it is known as Union De-
Il
tenders Day.
HENRY J. MAYERs, the genial youpg
drug clerk, formerly with W. w. Irwin,
has purchal ed the Nydegger Pharmacy al
oakland, Nd. i, is the largest drug store
between here and Baltimore. Henry is q
graduate of the Philadelphia College Of
Pharmacy and understands how a drug
store should be run. He will take charge
to-day. Although his departure from the
city will be regretted by his numerous
| friends they will mite IN wishing him
success in his new venture.
THE principals of the public schools me.
Yesterday afternoon at Prof. w. H. Ander
sons eli e and decided that the request Of
the Jr. o. L. A. M. that the male pupils
in the grammar rooms and certain other
grade Of the schools be allowed to turn ont
with that order on Washington's Birthday,
he granted, and the scholars will no doubt
turn out IN great numbers on that day.
The Jr. o. u. A. NJ. are determined to
make the celebration one Of the largest
seen in Wheeling for many years.
B. l. WOOD, Jr, President of the Char
lesion and South Side Bridge Company,
and @. V. McVey, Treasurer of the Fidel-
ity Title and Trust Company, Of Pittsburg
are at Charleston in the interests OF Mr..
Woods project for bridging the Kama.
wha river at that point. Charleston is
separated from the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad by the Kanswhs river, the only
means of crossing which is a slow-going
steam ferry, which is owned by a company
which makes thousands of dollars annual
ly, and which buys up all other ferry fran
cblses.
DON'T commit suicide if you have
dyspepsia: with headache, heartburn, dis
trsss in the stomach, no appetite, and are
all worn out--but take Hoods Sarsspsr-
lila and be cured. 1t creates an appetite,
and gently regulates the digestion. Sold
by druggists.