Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-27
SNAIL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
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"SUNnAY READERn-We have not the
data at hand
The Nellie BLY, social will give ball at
WestwoOd's Hail, April s.
The marks at midnight showed IA feet Q
inches in the channel and rising.
KATE CoFFIELD was arrested on police
warrant, yesterday, for dlsorderly con-
duct.
Tue Wheeling Cyclers Hall is rented for
two private parties on the evenings OF April
8 and 10.
A NEW horse has been purchased for the
Fire Department and placed in the Eighth
Ward Hose House
]. c. HERvEY yesterday sold the Wurs-
ter property on the East sine OF Main
street for the sum OF s., 225
THE John Wurster property, on North
Main street, was sold by Auctioneer Her
vey, yesterday, for 6, OBS.
THE last will and testament Of Samuel
Buckhannon was admitted TO probate yes
terday and ordered TO be recorded.
A NEW horse has been purchased for the
Sight ward hose company, replacing one
which has been nine years in the service.
ELLA RUSSELL was found in the company
of several young men, on the South SIDE,
last evening, and was locked up oy Oincer
Moran.
Mr.. A. YAHRLISG, the well-known fish
merchant, has removed his plade OF bust
ness from 1887 Market street to NO Soz
Market street.
TIE only case in Police Court, yesterday
morning, was the charge Of drunkenness
preferred against Annie Kelley. Her me
was suspended.
President McDIARMID, of the Bethany
College, will address the young men at the
Y, NJ. CA Hall at O'Clock this afternoon.
Young men are invited.
A MARRIAGE license was issued .yester-
day 10 Henry FOlman, a native OF Fulton,
aged q, and Emma II. Klages, native Oh
Marshall county, aged q.
THE attention of the proper authorities
is called to the miserable condition OF the
sidewalks on Thirty-seventh street De-
tween Jacob and Wood street.
A HORSE belonging to a Singer Sewing
Machine named Bonner ran OF on Ihlrty-
sixth street yesterday, badly damaging the
buggy to which it was attached.
The Wheeling boiler works received the
plates for the large boiler for the Mounds
Vile Electric Light Company yesterday.
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feet 3 inches in width.
Nolan BROS. have turned on the soda
water in their elegant new fountain. Be
sides soda they have a number OF other
cooling beverages which will meet with
the approval Of the community.
THE Democratic County Executive Com
.mittee will be called next Wednesday or
Thursday TO fix the time of holding the
primaries TO select delegates to the Con-
ventiOp, Tx the time OF the Convention, etc.
THE firm Of Donaldson, Lewis q Co,
has been dissolved, and the reorganized
firm, under the name of the Donaldson
Carriage Company, continues the business
at the old Bodley works, on Eighteenth
street.
THERE were four cases in Police Court
Yesterday evening. Charles johnson and
Frank Adams, for disorder at Jennie Lees,
got $40 and costs each, Kate Coffield was
fined s. and costs for disorder, aud Len
Reynolds, drunk, had his fine suspended.
Mss LENA KoEPPNER, Of Thirty-third
street, had the misfortune TO fall and
sprain her foot. DR.. Alderman was called
and made her as comfortable as possible.
The injury will cause her to remain in the
house Tor few weeks.
THE many friends in this city and Mar
tins Ferry of Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Nc
Clyment Of the Island. will learn with re-
gret Of the death of their infant son, at 4:3O
yesterday afternoon. The bereaved par
ents have the sincere sympathy OF all In
their affiiction.
SOME Martins Ferry citizens are in re-
celpt of letters from parties IN West Vlr-
ginia asking them TO deal in green goods,
etc. They are very particular not to sign
btrk rrft Il frala nc n
telegraph. IL would do well not TO pay
any attention TO these letters.
The Kings Daughters of the United
PRESBYTERIAN Church will give a social and
entertainment next Tuesday evening. The
affair viii be in the lecture room Of the
church, ard an enjoyable occasion is antic-
ipated. The proceeds will be used to furn-
ish a room in the new City Hospital.
Mr.. JAMES KENT, one Of the Fort Wayne
electrical experts, will deliver lecture to
the Wheeling Lodge, No. ], National Asso-
citation OF Stationary Engineers, next Sat
urday, April 2d, at $50 p. IN, at an open
meeting, 70 which al engineers Of Wheel
ing and vicinity are cordially invited.
@. +. MARTIN, a B. & o. engineer, who
has been or duty for nearly a year on &C
count of illness, died az the residence of his
friend. Mr.. W. G. Marling, Friday evening.
he Will ne OurleQ az cameron, Tue nouns OF
his relatives, tomorrow. The young man
had many warm friends along the b. 81 o.,
who will be panied 10 learn OF his death.
A WOMAN giving the name Of Mary B.
Smith, and claiming 20 live on Caldwell's
run, has been soliciting aid for several
DAYS, alleging a broken arm and three
children 10 support Her recommendation
is signed by c.. y. Anderson, who also
claims % reside on the run. The police say
no such people live along therun, and think
there is something wrong.
Miss NAY YOU'VE, daughter Of Mr.. L. S.
Young, of Cleveland, and sister Of Mrs.
Asa Booth, died at the residence Of Capt
Booth, on North Front street, yesterday
morning. The funeral will take place
Monday morning at II o'clock, the remains
being taken to the c. & p depot, Bridge
port, and thence 70 Cleveland for interment
Miss Young was known and esteemed by
a wide circle of friends in Wheeling, who
Will deplore her demise.
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