Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-03
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were committed TO the care anu Ruaiu-
ianship of said trustees.
ALFRED SoRGE, little son OF Mr..
Serge of South Wood street, fell from .
high chair and struck his head against
table, knocking out several teeth, and
cutting large cash in his lips. The
wounds were dressed by a physician
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to Bernard Dennison, native OF
Bridgeport, aged 80, and Katharine
Wittlehouser, native Of Ironton, aged
%; also, to William E. Scott, a native OF
Ohio, aged 80, and Georgia d. Jones, a
native OF Columbus, aged 26.
THE Wheeling Conservatory OF Music
has closed for the season, but a few pu-
pills who cannot we'll reach the city In
bad weather will be taught two days d
week during the month OF July. The
Conservatory will reopen in September
OFFICER DEKU found a young man
lying in the gutter on Main street
near twentieth about midnight. HIS
face was buried in mud, and he would
have smothered to death, but for the
timely appearance of the officer. de
was taken to the lookup, but was TOO
drunk to give his name.
SIX hundred thirty foot piles will be
used for the foundation for the new
Bear building, at Main and South steets.
The earth will only be excavated to a
depth of about four feet, and the floor
will be raised about four feet above the
level of the street, so it will take forty
feet of water in the river to flood the
building on the lower floor.
ROLF & HARVEY sold last week to
Michael Freismuth lot at Park View at
$225; August Senkbeil, lot at Park View
at 5000; H. G. Rolf six lots at Park
View at 200; Robert w. Kyle lot at
Park View at $3.50; Sarah Reilly two lots
at McMechen at $3.50 for two; j. A.
O'Keeffe lot at Park View at $500; A. ID.
Shopper three lots at Park View at $500
for the whole.
McBRANNIGAN's FISHING CLUB, COM
posed of Jimmie Carol, Joe Scoatzin-
ger, Martin Flynn, and several other
prominent young men Of the South Side,
is in camp one mile east Of Moundsville.
The most notable event Of the camp was
the catching of the largest eel ever seen
in Moundsville by Martin Flynn. Mr..
Flynn had very narrow escape for his
life while trying to land the eel. jim
ME Carroll is bait hunter.
THE Richand district Democrats
have organized club at the Brick
School House, and promise to give a
good account of themselves during the
coming campaign, as they always do.
A committee consisting of Mr.. j. A.
I Sawtell, Lewis Kirchner, John Ebbert
and DIR. w. j. Bates has charge Of the
organization at present, but officers will
be chosen soon and the club placed up
on permanent basis.
ARCH HoLLINGER called at the REGIS
TER Office yesterday about the saloon
row in which Henry Smith was mixed
up, Thursday evening, and for which
he was arrested and fined in Police
Court, and especially in regard to the
statements made by Mr.. Beard, claim
ing TO be an eyewitness Of the affair
Hollinger said: slow could l take a
man from a policeman, and what officer
would allow me to interfere with him?
The thing is false on its face. Smith
came in and ordered a quarters worth
OF drinks. l told him to settle several
times, and he said hs would otter while
and ordered up some more drinks.
When tried to get him to settle again,
he took of his hat and ran out. l went
after him and brought him back, a
crowd gathered, and then the policeman
came in and asked if he would take him
out, and / said yes. That's all there is
to it,"