Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-09


ion Of the different funds TO
could be done. The commit
recommend that no more money
paid out Of the sanitary and IRE
until another appor tionment Is
ed from the County Treasurer
heavy wind, thunder and hall
of Wednesday did no damage oil
consequence in this city, although
" persons werO fearful that tor
10 was coming. Inquiry OF persons
% came in from the surrounding Mill
ms elected no information of damage
one in the country.
The suit brought by Miss Maggie
Ault against the b. & o. r. K, Co., Tor
damages for injuries received by being
struck by a locomotive az Glencoe three
wears ago, will be heard in the U. D,
/ Court 81 Columbus this month.
Hon. r. G.. Horn delivered a lecture
! last evening on the subject HAS II
/ been proven that the Baooon Is our
! CJusin." The lecture was under the
auspices Of the Young Peoples Lecture
/ Course.
The charter for the U, o, A. NJ, Coun-
Gil al Whitney was taken out to the
/ lodge room Yesterday. This council
started og with the largest list OF char
| tered members of any council In the
State.
A. J. Grouse will represent the
\ GEORGETOWN Farm Hands Labor Union
al the convention to be held In Philadel-
phia next month, and c. Beam will at
tend the Ohio Trades and Labor Assem-
bly, at Columbus.
The Knights Templar OF this city &C
companied by their wives and few
/ friends, attended the reception given
by Hope Commandery at ST. Cairsville
last evening. They returned home
about midnight.
A number OF Knights Templar(of this
city, accompanied by their wives, visit
ed Hope Commandery o. ST. Clairsville
last evening. They went up on the
regular evening train and returned on
a special r
John II McHenry, contractor on the
MeMab6u's creek pike, met with pain
ful accident yesterday. A piece OF
derrick fell, striking him on the face
AVID breaking a bone in his nose.
= J. w. Houston and J. Z. Crogan will
represent the local OF this city at the
| Brieklayers' and StonemasOns' Nation
al Convention, TO DO held in Baltimore,
/ Nd next month.
Thomas FeeneY, the young man who
was injured in the collision on the b. ~
o. river bridge several months ago and
| and had his foot amputated, is able To
/ be about.
/ Isaac Luchs returned home from Den
yer Col, Yesterday, where he had been
| for the past year in hope Of recruiting
his health, but he is not very Robust
yet.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cook, mother-in-law OF
Dewitt Danford, Esq, is seriously i'll al
his home at Crabapple. She is advanced
in years and has been long Ill.
A. Kern yesterday completed the
slate roof on the Novelty Stamping
Company's factory. The remalng work
will be hurried TO completion.
VIII Ogilbee, we'll known young
bottle blower, is seriously i'll with ma
larial fever at the home Of his brother
in-law, j. II. Hoffman.
James w. Mellott, Of Glencoe,
brother OF Amos MellOtt, OF this city
is seriously i'll with intermittent fever
z. w. johnson, of Cadiz, we'll known
throughout the city and county, is the
guest Of mis- nephew, Marshal Johnson
Liberty Hose Company will give a
ball on the goth inst; Hope Hose Com
/ pany on the gath inst.
Spangler Post aud the Women's Re-
/ lief Corps will elect officers tonight
| for the ensuing year.
James A. Leasure OF Whe cling has
bought the Joseph A. Duncan property
in the Fifth ward,
]. A. Gallaher. Esq, is attending a
meeting OF the Board OF Trustees OF
Marietta College.
The Every Other Week Club meets
this evening at the home Of Mrs. NJ.
Alma Sanders.
KilmeYer, OF Wheeling, will furnish
| the music for the Turner's ball at their
hall tonight.
Several OF the Sabbath schools are
preparing Christmas treats Tor the
/ pupils
5. W. Ault, of Glencoe, 3 prominent
oil man, was in the eisy yesterday.
A little child Of Policeman Busch, OF
the Fifth ward, is dangerously i'll.
The genial shannon Barton Of Coler-
ain, was in the city yesterday.
Common Pleas Court adjourned yes
terday.
BRlDGEPORr.