Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05
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and series OF races shortly.
Gmr. WILLIAMS and John Schleicher
were arrested last night for disorder.
-THE Women's Hospital Association will
meet this afternoon at go O'Clock at the
Hospital
REV. +. J. SWEENEY, OF Bridgeport, will
address the Prohibition Club at Rechabite
Hall this evening.
THE Pink Carriers challenge the Sham
rocks for game of ball next Sunday after
noon on the Tunnel Green.
THE reserved seats for "Tar and Tartar
20 on sale at Houses music store at s
O'Clock There will likely be rush.
MIR G. H. CARNAHAN has opened an
agency for selling real estate, collecting
rents and notary public, at 1904 Market
street.
HENRY JONES was yesterday appointed
administrators of the estate Of Hester Jones,
deceased. Bond, $500; Thomas H. Lewis,
surety.
THE 'Three Escorts" Club, Of Fulton,
have issued cards announcing ball to be
given on the evening Of October 10th, In
KOch's Hall.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yester-
day to Charles Jefferson, native OF Mar
shall county, aged 25, and Jennie Allen,
native of Marshall county, aged %.
THEA A. A. Franzheim Division of Amer
lean Carmen of America have issued lnvl-
tatiOns for g ball, which will be given oy
them in Turner's Hall, in Bellaire, on the
oath of next month.
TIE members Of the Sixth Ward Repub-
lican Club will give ball at ReidePs Hall
tomorrow evening. The dance is under
the auspices Of the drum corps department.
ALL summer tourists rates on the rail-
roads were discontinued on Saturday, the
first inst, when the winter rates went into
effect. The latter are nearly all TO points
south.
FRANK NJ. ARNETT, who has won laurels
| in the amateur theatrical field, joined the
| Jane COOmbs company while here In
| Wheeling, and will travel with the COM
pany in the capacity OF Treasurer, and at
times playing certain roles in the piece.
THERE will be a meeting of the Butch
| ers' Association tonight TO determine upon
! the purchase of land for the new abattoir.
| The contract will likely be closed tonight
| A committee from the Butchers Assocla-
ton will return from Pittsburg to-day.
THERE was one case before Squire
/ Ankle last evening, that OF Frank Foley
for stealing $40 from Jas. McWllliams.
I
| day, and while wrangling on Water street
! Foley got away with the money. He was
/ gived twenty days in jail.
LAST evening Officers Deku and Lukens
/ arrested "Tude' Kraft and John Mean
drews for soliciting money from people on
| the streets There has been good deal'of
complaint regarding this matter for some
/ time past, and last night the two youths
were caught in the act and were run in.
THERE were five cases IN Police Court,
/ Yesterday morning. John Warner, for dis
/ order at Ann Keim's, was fined So and
costs, as was Nellie Warner, the girl IN the
I case. w. j. BOdley charged with viola
| tiOn Of the rules of the b. 2. W., was dis
missed. Two DRINKS completed the list.
QUARTER day at the Mutual Savings
/ Bank has been extended to include October
| Sth, and all money deposited before that
/ day will share in the January dividend, the
same as if deposited before October lst.
January dividends are not payable until
| the third Monday of that month, and all
accounts closing before that day lose the
interest.
TIE Premier Cycler's Club, of Wheel
| ing, expect 70 make a run TO Washington
next Sunday, if the weather permits, and
meet the Washington boys. They leave
/ Wheeling al 9 a. m. and will be in Wash
ingtOn about noon. The Washington
wheelmen will probably make them their
guests, and then later receive return OF
the compliment.
JAMES SPEER, of the South Side, has
completed for the Wheeling Natural Gas
| Company, near Buffalo village, the brick
and stone work Of a pump station similar
in design and size to the one built for the
Manufacturers Company in the Linden
field, and also built one for the West Vir-
ginia Company IN the same Iocallty.-Con-
n0usbtTg Notes.
Two or three we'll known young men
went to house Of Ill fame, yesterday
morning. and after staying to an early
breakfast showed their ingratitude by
stealing a lot Of knives and silver
forks as a 'IOken 1t wasn't so much OF
aioke, a few hours later. when an officer
called and demanded the goods or there
would be trouble. They were handed
over.
IRL Hicks says for this month: 1t will
be wise to prepare for cool nights and frost
behind the storms at this time Snow
need not surprise along the northern side
Of these disturbances. Cool days and fair,
crisp. moonlight nights will prevail up 10
about the 9TH and Sth. The equinox OF
Mercury is central on October Sth. Cold,
drilling rain with sleet and snow for sew
eral days thereafter.
TIE second great lot sale will take place
at Moundsville to-day, and large crowd
is expected on the grounds. Those gong
from Wheeling will leave here at O'Clock
this morning over the B. Il o., and return
ing will leave Moundsville station at D
o'clock. Those who are unable to take
this train can procure tickets at one fare
for the round trip on either the B. q o. or
o. II. R.R. This is splendid opportunity
to invest
Carr. J. J. CLARK, Of the w. and J. col
lege football team, has made selection OF
the PLAYERS who will constitute the hrst
and second elevens Of the college during
the present season. The first game will be
PLAYED next Saturday afternoon on the
college park, the opposing CLUB oelng that
Of the University Of Western Pennsyiva,
MIA The teams are about evenly matched
and a highly exciting contest is antlcl-
mated Several Wheeling boys will go up.
Nail CRY Lodge No. 1l2, l. .. q. L.
met in Rechabite Hall last evening. Bro.
q nj. Donley, Chief Templar, IN the
chair. One candidate was initiated. Al
ter business was transacted, the following
nroVramme was rendered: Recitation, Bro.
Thomas; reading, Sis. Mollie Brown; reel
tation. Bro. Joseph Hubbard; reading,
BRO q. M. DOnlev; temperance address
bv Bro. A. ]. McElroy. A transparent
lamp will be placed outside the nail ea0n
night Of meeting in the future.
A NUMBER Of the passenger conductors,
6rakemen and baggagemasters on the BAL BAL
timore and Ohio PittsOurg division WILL
in two or three weeks, appear IN splcA-
and-span new uniforms of the regulation
blue cloth. The number which within the
past few days have been measured Tor new
SHIFTS is about 90. One noticeable pecuIlar-
itv If the new uniforms of the baggage
masters and brakemen will be that they
will be double-breasted with two rows OF
brass buttons in front. This will De the
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