Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25
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JUDGE PAUL's Court will meet to-day.
EMIL PErERsENG, a native of Germany,
was admitted TO citizenship yesterday.
THERE were no further developments in
the McLnre House negotiations yesterday
TIE polls for the city election will open
tomorrow at Z o'clock and close ~ q IN the
evening.
Cox 81 Co. are putting in big boiler and
overhauling the machinery generally al
the Gilleland glue factory.
THE Wheeling and Lake Erie will heat
its passenger cars By steam, beginning the
reform on the river division.
IL Police Court yesterday morning, Hat
ia Grantham was fined SO and costs Tor
disorder. -Four vags were allowed TO leave
town.
THE funeral of the late Mrs. Charles
Csrenbaur will take place this afternoon
at two o'clock from the Martins Ferry
NJ. z. church.
THE B. p. w. had force of men at work
yesterday cartiug the snow and slush on
Market street, between Twelfth and Four
teenth streets.
THERE was no material change in the
situation along the river yesterday, and
liver Ia N do not LOOK for d breakup Tor
SJme days yet.
CONTRARY to expectations the theatre
Musee did not open this week. The par
ties from Pittsburg who were to run 1t
failed to show up.
A FINE new lot of pictures have been put
in Parsons show window, in the McLaln
block. The work has been executed by D..
w. Sykes, the operator.
HENRY HARPER, a resident of the Fifth
ward, fell in his yard last Sunday alter
noon and broke his right thigh. DR.. Acker-
msn rendered the medical aid.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yester-
day to Bertha Hamilton, native OF Mon
roe county, o., aged % and II. S. Harring-
ton, native of Johnstown, Pa, aged 2o
BEFORE Judge Campbell, in the Circuit
Court, yesterday. in the case OF Charles K
Miller, guardian, V. John Miller and 9TH
ers, the sale Of the infants interest was
confirmed.
The scholars of Webster school have ar
ranged for an entertainment 10 be given IN
their building on Friday and Saturday
evenings, February Sd and 4th. An excel
lent programme has been arranged.
THE funeral of the late B. & 0. conduc-
tor, Edward Jasper, who was killed on the
b. & .. II. r., will take place from his
late residence this afternoon at y 80
O'Clock. Interment will take place al
Moundsville.
CALDWELL 81 PETERSON have large
force OF men at work tearing down the
walls, above the first story, of their recent
" burned factory. A temporary roof will
be extended over the first story, and the
machinery then put IN temporary opera
ton.
THE firm Of Caldwell 81 Peterson say il
is not definitely settled that they will To-
cate at the corner Of Sixteenth and Eoff
streets, although the B. & Q. has an OPP
ton on the site of their old factory and
they on the b. & o. property on Sixteenth
street.
THERE was an elocutiOnary and musical
recital, last evening, in the Third PreSoy-
teriau Church. There was a good sized
audience in attendance, and the exercises
were interesting. Persons attending felt
entirely repaid by the pleasures Of the
evening.
THE Parkersburg Journal says: The
Lizzie Bay is unloading part Of her cargo,
and will ship it by rail TO Cincinnati.
Three hundred kegs Of nails for Kruse,
Bahlman & Co., were uOloaded to-day, and
will be shipped soon. The owners Of the
Bay probably do not care to run any risk
with the cargo in the coming breakup
Though the officers IN charge of the Bay
and the other packets are very anxious
concerning the result of the ice smash-up a
number of experienced men think the boats
in the Kanawha are in a pretty safe condi-
ton.