Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-07

Hon. John j. Lentz, an old Belmont
county, who has risen TO considerable
prominence as an attorney and Demo-
cratic politician, left the Thurman
Club Of Columbus at this point on their
way home from Washington, and VIII
visit his mother at his old home at
Louisville. Mr.. Lentz Is an entertain
ing and intelligent gentleman.
Heatherington's lower coal mine is in
shape 20 resume work. The ire that
was started In tho mine about the trst
OF the year has not been extingulshed,
but q new way has been opened around
so that the fire will not interfere with
the work, and things will be In better
shape to fight the IRE.
During the G. A. r. festival FIVE boys,
whose names are known, broke into the
cellar nnder Turner Hall and stole ioi
OF mineral water belonging TO the Iur-
ner Society. II the proper restitution
is not made soon the boys will be dealt
with according 10 law.
Charges were made against number
Of saloon keepers yesterday by the city
officials for Sunday selling. Several OF
them have put in appearance and paid
their fines, and the others will no doubt
ante up in due time.
w. n. Coflland, the well known Demo
era, who has been at Richmond Center
Wisconsin, for several months past on
business, was in the city yesterday on
his way home near Bannock.
Following are the Fourth ward dele
gates to the Democratic city conven-
ton: Precinct A, Wiley Jewell, Dora
Smith, aud Everett Hess; precinct i,
Allie Ritz, Joseph Burtoff.
The Buckeye Savings and Loan Com
paay will establish agencies at Wheel
ing and Moundsyille, for the purpose OF
making loans in the two cities.
A fair-sized audience witnessed the
Agnes Wallace Villa Company in the
drama, THE World Against Her." at
the ElysIan last evening.
j. C. Lamdin, who has been absent
from the city for several months, has
returned TO his former place in the
Tribune job office.
ID. Fl. Minlgan, editor of the st.
Clairsvlle Gazette, and brother, john
w. Milligan. OF Wheeling, were In the
city yesterday.
Several b. & o. extras passed west
Yesterday, carrying home those who
had been at Washington to witness the
Inauguration.
Morton ID. Adams, late a missionary
in India, will deliver lecture on that
country at the Christian Church this
evening
The Pultney Township Trustees were
in session yesterday and made the an
nual settlement with the road super
visOrs.
Anderson Fulton has returned from
the central part Of the State, where he
has been for several weeks selling fruit
trees.
Several members Of Quaker City
Lodge will attend tide meeting OF Henry
Camp Lodge, Good Templars, this even
ing.
The EYworth League OF the First NJ.
3. Church rendered a pleasing literary
programme at the church last evening.
Henry Roeckler has returned from
Columbus, where he has been taking a
course Of study in dentistry.
The regular quarterly session OF the
County Commissioners is being held at
ST. ClairSville this week.
The Pultney Townsphip Board OK Ed
ucation met on Saturday and settled up
accounts for the year.
The Belmont county oranch of the
State Liquor League did not hold a
meeting yesterday.
Charles Crymble, an active young
Democrat Of Blaine, was in the city yes
terday.
Ed. +. Davis Uncle Toms Cabin
Company at the Elysian Theatre to-
night.
Mrs. Peter Keys and children are Wis
iting relatives at Newark, Ohio.