Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-13
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minor astters Of interest ssriehy and
f'ithiiy Io.d.

MINOR aatters Of iners.t ssriehy aud
i'ithiiv Io.d.
CorScII this evening ia regular session.
The Franklin Insurance Company has
declared dividend Of per cent
GEORGE ". MERCHANT declines TO be a
candidate Oh the Democratic Council ticket
in the Third ward.
TnE up bound train on the Ohio River
road did not arrive last night until II ~,
over three hours late.
ALL the iadges and clnvaSsers for the
CITY election will be selected ~ this even
ing's session Of Council
AUCTIoNEEg HALLER Yesterday sold the
Fasmacht property, in North Wheeling, TO
Henderson x McCann for S2,OU
A BALL will be given this evening on the
South Side, at Turner's Hall. Mayors
orchestra will furnish the music.
FRANK Long, conductor on electric
motor al" had an ugly cash cut in his
head by the falling of trolley, one day last
week.
THE largest bloodhound in the world is
with Stetson's Uncle Toms Cabin Com
pany. He weighs 203 pounds and cost
sl,00O.
n y
ITO Mike Matsko, native of Italy, aged y,
and Elizabeth Sebesi, native of Italy.
aged -.
THERE was but one case in Police Court
Yesterday morning, the offender being
Charles Smith He was fined two dollars
and costs.
The engagement has been announced OF
/ Mr.. Louis HOrkheimer. of the firm OF
Horkheimer Bros, and Miss Clementlne
Rosenberg
TnE Council Committees on Fire De
partment, Contracts and City Prison are
called TO meet this evening before the SEES
sion of Council.
pointed administrative OF the estate OF
Jacob Berger, deceased. Bond, 500;
Catherine Berger surety.
The Board of Directors of the Wheeling
Dairy Company has called IN ten per
cent. Of the capital stock, payable at once,
at Dollar Savings Bank.
CHIEF UELBRUGGE went to Pittsburg yes
terday after j. II. Westbrooke, the forger,
and returned with his prisoner on the
Cannon Ball. last night.
JOSEPH Donovan was arraigned before
Justice Davis, yesterday, on charge OF
abusing his wife. and was committed tC
Jail for a hearing Thursday.
Tow CLARK, of the Sixth ward, Slipped
last Thursday and fell, cutting an ugly
cash in his lower lip. DR.. Campbell put
seven stitches in the wound.
THOMAS MCDERMoTT, an employe OF
Paige, Carey x Co, had the third finger OF
his left hand mashed while working at the
lChapline Hill tunnel yesterday morning.
MAYERs' Orchestra plays this evening at
the South Side Turner Hall for IA ball, and
at the Beethoven Hall on Wednesday even
ling for ball for the Gernania Lodge, Is
OF u.
The work OF demolishing the building
No. lll0 Market street, occupying part o.
the property on which the new Peabody
insurance building will stand, has com
menced.
A C. FISHER is building on South Chap
line street, for Thomas MurrinS, I'VE
story frame addition 10 his dwelling
When completed it will be one of TIT
handsomest residences in that part OF The
city.
IL order TO obviate the confusion an,
crowds that usually attend church wed
dings, all guests invited 20 the Milton
. Loring wedding, at St. Matthew's Episco
pal Church, 10 morrow evening, will be ad
mitted by card.
THE old and favorably known WHOLESALE
dry goods firm of Simpson y Hoge ha
been dissolved, Mr.. Simpson retiring. Tn,
business will be continued by Mr. w. B
Hicks aud Mr. Lucius HOge, under tn
firm name of Hicks Il Hoge,
r Tue attention of travellers is called to III
change in time on the Ohio river railroad
The old II % a. III. train now leaves a
II 40, the early morning train at q O'Clock
, and the afternoon train at $3.50. The even
ing train will arrive at O'clock
TuE funeral OF the late Mrs. Mary Welt.
will take place from the residence, No. 10
Main street, this morning ut . o'clock
Mass will DC said at ST. Alphonsus Churcl
at 1891 u. m. \ special motor will leav
the Elm Grove depot at 1890 o'clock.
Cor AuGusr RoLr, l.. r. Sufel, w. NJ
Handlan, james Leasure, Peter Cassel
= and Louis Schaub, the Committee OF Cen
trail Glass Company stockholders, left 70
Anderson, Ind. yesterday morning L
make an investigation of the glass making
situation there.
AGENT 4. c. STEVENSON, of the B. X o.
is making thipgs hump around the station
: and at the depot. He doubled the numbe
OF electric lights used and put one 20
candle-power arc light in front Of the pas
senger depot door, Mr.. Stevenson is max
lag great strides towards giving the pa
irons of the Is. K o. every advantage ant
accommodation within his power.