Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-09
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NInor Matters OF Interest srlsay and
PithiIy Told

NlnOr Matters OF Interest Brisay and
Pithily Told.
OFFICER ScALLY run in a drunk yes
terday.
GODFREY TURNER was examined be-
fore Justice GillesDy, yesterday, on
lunacy charge, and was released on $50
bond.
The C.LY.C. C. Club will give their
second grand ball al Beethoven hall,
the 10Th Of this month. Mayer will fur
nish music
BEN JOHNSON, charged with being
common thief, was the only case in Po-
lice Court yesterday morning. lie was
allowed 10 go.
G.. w. ATKINSON will lecture next
Monday night on Psychology, at the
Fourth Street NJ +. Church. A good
lecture is assured.
THE women Of the Mozart Singing
Society will give their second monthly
kafse vlSIte Of this season next Thurs
day night st Mozart Hall.
Mrs. JANE JACOB yesterday qualified
as ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate OF John
J. jacob, deceased. Bond, So, 600; Nan
ME b. jacob and Thayer Melvin, sure
ties.
THE Eighth ward firemen were at the
ruins OF the SChmulbach brewery stable
nearly all day yesterday extinguishing
the smouldering fire. II is now entire
~ out.
THERE is a leak In the natural gas
pipe az Twenty-ssYenth and Chapline
streets. Citizens are alarmed, and
would be gratifed to have the pipes re-
paired.
AUGUST MILLER, OF TweIty-frst
street, lost valuable Durham COW yes
tarday. The animal GOT tangled in
rope and broke her neck. The COW was
valued at $50.
INVITATION cards are out inviting a
lare number of the friends OF Charles
Prayer and wife, Of Edgington, to
their silver wedding, one week from
next Monday. A delightful time is as
sured
OFFICER FITZGERALD arrested
Poodle" Price yesterday, and Officer
Donovan arrested George Lewis, for
prowljug about on the South Side.
They are charged with being common
thieves.
THE funeral Of the late Or. William
j. b. Baird VIII take place at half-past
two. o'clock this afternoon, from the
residence OF Mrs. n. NJ. Baird, mother
OF deceased, on Fourteenth street. The
interm5nt will be at Mt. Wood.
THIEVES entered Frank AlbInger's
residence at Tnirty-drst and Chapline
streets last Thursday afternoon and
stole several articles. Mr. Albinger
saws he knows the thief and arrests will
follow Z the articles are not returned.
TIE amount Of gas made at the city
gas works last month was 10, los, 500
cubic feet, requiring ~, 900 bushels or
coal in it's manufacture. 10 is expected
that 1000, 600 cubic feet will be made
this month, which will take about 90
600 bushels of coal.
THE wife OF Beuiamin Exley, Sr., OF
Martins Ferry, a well-knowu old ,,:2f,
is lying 90 the point Of death. She was
formerly wall known here, having lived
iu Wheeling over f.ty years before
moving across the river Mrs. Exley is
IS years OF age. Mr.. Exley is also quite
sick.
THE funeral Of the late Mrs. Anna
Batteile will take place this morning at
half-past ten o'clock from the residence
OF her sOn-in-iaw, Mt Harry Mendel,
on Virgins street. The services will
be conducted by Rev. DR.. Cunningham,
OF the First Presbyterian Church, and
Rev. Buckley, OF the Tompson Nj. L.
Church.
THERE Is 4 remarkable piece Of handi-
work 10 be seen so Louis. Bishof s sa-
loon az F0rtv-third street. A few days
ago David Birkett caught fan near
there i'm the river The work is cut
from solid piece OF pine. lt was evil
IDENTIFY done with penkGiie. The article
consists OF twelve separate fans and i've
dover holders, and Is five feet high.
The fan is attracting general attention.