Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-12
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mlnor Matters of Interest Briefly and
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Mlnor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PIthilV Told
Ar Grand Opera House to,night-The Tyro-
lean, German dialect comedy-drama.
Two vags and two DRINKS were locked
up yesterday.
TIE big trestle on the c., L, & w. rail-
road. between Martins Ferry and Bridge
port. is TO be filed in.
JAMES SCoTr and VIM. Samson were ar
rested for fighting at the Terminal uepoI
last night by Officer Creighton.
The force of workmen changing the rails
of the electric motor track, nave now
reached FOrty-third street.
ELIZA BELLE, infant daughter Of A. j.
NcNash. of Twenty-seventh street, died
Saturday morning at her home, after long
illness.
J,,rrs BERRY. engineer at the the At
lantic has resigned his position, and Joe
Zeigenfelder has been appointed oy CnleL
Healy TO take his place.
COMMENCING with to-day Prof II. M.
Schoekev will have his musical studlo re-
ODened and receive scholars Tor lnStruc-
lions on the pianO-forte.
IT is this evening, and not Wednesday
evening. that the hop is to be given az
FraDzheim Hall, under the MANAGEMENT OF
Mr.. Raw Boyd. 1t is expected to De most
delightful occasion.
IN addition to the other suits filed against
O'Neill, Funk & Co., claims were maue
Saturday as follows: Geo h. hurner ~
20 81 .029. 10; Aud q COnger, 1854. lVi
GRAY, Junkins s. Co., S2S9.5'.
coy by the name Of Dave Burlsett
aged 10 years, met with serious accluen L.
Iast evening about $3.50. He was caugnG
between the drum and the fan wneel OF tne
coal bank opposite MOundsyllie Inc IeII
ear was almost torn from his heau'
WusoS CARR, race horse. man. OF
Wheeling, while going 10 HuntlngIo1 ou
No. 4. o. X. r. r., had two myers OF uIS
left hand so badly mashed by the uooC Vi
the car that he had TO have tnree VI 'N0H1
amputated- State Journal.
NEXT Thursday at high noon there wi, WI
be a Quiet wedding sOlemnlzed at 81 4I@.
thew's Episcopal Church. Inc occasion on -
the marriage Of Miss jennie Nrlia A..
daughter of Mrs. NJ. 9. Griffith, 70 Mr,
STIrfis p Brown, Jr. Rev. K. h. Swope
will perform the ceremony.
TVr Pink Carriers defeated the Bellaire
Clabels on the Benwood grounds yesterday
afternoon nv the score of 8 to l. Battery
for. the Pinks. Smith and Priace; Bellalre,
Narland and Sanders. The PINK GarVetS
challenged the Shamrocks for a game, 70
be PLAYED on the Benwood grounds next
Sunday afternoon.
SERVICES are stil being held in the YES
try of the First Presbyterian Churcn'
bending the completion Of the repairs ana
alterations in the main assembly ROOM
The attendance at both morning ana even
inc services yesterday was large, ana Two
eIeouent discourses were delivered oy
Rev. DR.. Cunningham
a PECULIAR case of financial emoarrass-
ment blOomed in town yesterday. a gem
tIernan from Pittsburg who had been mere
several DAYS, tagging 70 some extent was
5ssirons Of getting back home. He was
we'll dressed, and from his manner eviaene-
" moved in good circles But he hadn't q
rod - and was thorough stranger IN town.
a ter importuning several persons Tor
money enough TO purchase q ticket. ne en-
connfered a business man near the o q " -.
SeDot towhom he turned over ms coat LOT
~ Drics of a ticket home, the coat 70 De
80 .aSaFerned upon the receipt OF the money
from Pittsburg. And the well-dresSseso
e = nj started OF for the tram In MS
shirt sleeves. -------------------.-