Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-03
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amor ,s.s,ess Of iatorest hr'snJ snd
Pithily Told.

Mlu0g -s..5teEs Of fHtVrcet hr'rhJ en"
Pithny Told.
G. Il. saw his shadow.
Corycu tonight in special session
FORK deeds Of trus. were admitted 20
rscori - CLERK Hooks office, yesterday
THE Central Athletic Cluo viii give
their first dance 81 Scheus's hall TO night
THERE are complaints that the public
lamps = Alley C. ana Alley are turned
out every night about ten O'Clock.
BIB. DuvENER was yesterday appointed
administrator ot the estate 0t Godfrey
Price. deceased. Bond, $50. Chas. Price,
surety.
Two mules were sold Al Sheriff sale in
front o. The Court House, Yesterday, for
$40. Wm Briceland, Of BeuwoOd, was
tue purchaser.
\ MARRIAGE license was issued Yesterday
20 ". ii WiuesOurgh, native OF ono
county. aged =. and Nancy Craniett. . ma
tive OF Sistersville, aged u.
TIE Ladies' Sewing Guild, OF ST Mat
thew's Church. Will give bazar and sup
Der ~ Germania Hall this evening sup
per viii he served a. haii-pdst fiFe.
THE funeral OF Mrs. William Lukens
Will be held AZ the residence Of her father,
Mr. john Bodley, AZ > o'clock this alter
noon. Rev Z. ". Gushing will officiate.
The regular monthly meetings Of the
Ladies Hospital Association and OF the
Womau's Benevolent Society will be held
/ AZ the y. VI &. 4. building tomorrow ait
ernOou
The y. NJ. c. \ will give a reception TO
clerks and statesmen this evening at the as
ISOLATION rooms. An entertainment VIII
also be given during the evening, and lunch
will be served.
GENERAL MANAGER WOODFoRD. Of the
! Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Com
/ pauv. accompanied by ten Of the New ork
l stockholders. were in Steubenvilie yester-
dav, on d tour o. inspection OF the road.
\ CORRESPONDENT from Bridgeport. in
view Of a discussion over there on the Gro
min murder case. wants 10 know whether L
was Sullivan, the Ice man, or sullivan, The
real estate broker, who was convicted. II
was the Ice man.
\ COMMITTEE Of citizens OF Warrington
Will 20 10 Pit'Sburg to-day, TO lay before
/ the annual meeting or stockholders OF the
/ Wayuesburg aud Washington railroad
company the advantages TO be derived from
al extension OF The road 10 Warrington.
THE case Of the State V Michel, father
and son. who are charged with stealing sl;j
/ from the boarding house In Ally ID, be-
/ tween Twenty-second and Twenty-third
/ streets. will come up before Justice Davis
/ az TWO o'clock this afternoon.
Iris reported that on account Of the dis
/ satisfaction Of,the public with the electric
/ motor service in North Wheeling, mum
Der of gentlemen are considering the advl-
stability Of establishing an omnibus line
between Twelfth street and the Union
bridge
FRED HAHNE, Of Upper Benwood, who
was found last FRIDAY lying in the mud al
the glue factory, died early Yesterday
morning He had Just recovered from d
| severe illness, and while dellrious, IS sup
posed 10 have wandered into the ward al
the glue factory, and fell down exhausted.
TIE reception 10 the clerks aud statesmen
OF the city az the Young Mems Christian
Association tonight promises TO be- very
pleasant affair \ pleasing programme
will be presented in the nail FOR about an
hour. aud the rest Of the evening Will be
spelt socially. AL the Young men engaged
as clerks and statesmen are Invited 10 be
present.
THE On. Delta Kappa gave a pleasing
hop AZ Munuerchor Hall last evening. II
was most excellent gathering in every re
spect. and the utmost attention and cour
tesy was shown by the committee IN charge
MANY fine dancers were seen on the moor
The music was furnished by kIilmeyer
The efficient committee IN 1charge were
Neil McFadden, K. j. Heubel. VIII Laue
Ed Was ChaS. Schambra and Louis Ken
ner
CoNCURNtNC the coming Stanley lecture
q telegram was received from Manager
Pond last night stating that owing 20 th'
, limited schedule time under which STANLEY
, is travelling II will be Impossible for HIN
to take part in the reception after the lee
ture. Is hc leaves Immediately Tor Cmcln
3 natl. However, if number OF those de
string will gather az the hall short tlm'
before the lecture begins, he will be only
too glad 10 receive them Manager Ponl
states that large receptions are more eX
, haustive TO Stanley than the delivering o
the lecture.
WORMS Fair clubs age having quite
I boom here thus early IN the game, by th'
payment Of afty cents per week by eaci
member of the club and an imposition OF
small fac Tor tar'iy pay meat, il is cxpecte'
that by August l>gS, there will be iun'
. Sufficient on hand 10 enable all the mem
beers 20 visit the big fair comfortably. Onl
club started by j. II. ParsOn, DR.. \. I
Edwards, Alex Mitchell, Hugo Loos an'
Others will deposit the money with IN
Mutual Savings, and a meeting 10 organic
has been called for tomorrow night in IN
rooms of the bank Another club has jus
been started by number OF prominon
residents OF the South Side, forty-eigh
members having already joined.