Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-06
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at Schick's block, gave a public exhibit
ton of his skill as a mind reader
Wednesday evening. Two gentlemen
who volunteered 30 try the Professor
hid an article Ia al out OF the way PIsco
In the dark two blocks distant. ms
Professor started from the show room
and ran one block past the place where
the article was hid, r~emarktnE, now
ever. that some thing was wrong OUT
Quickly ~retrscing his steps he lea ul-
rectly to the DOT whore the article was
hid and picked it from q creVlce 10 d
wall. il NAV be said to the credit OF
the Professor that he found the article
in less time than Sn ordinary person
could have found is had he been told
its location. The exhibition was Wit
messed by q large majority
Following is the programme 20 be
rendered az the meeting or the Ohau.
tsuoua Circle this evening, the hrst OF
the season;
Rome and the Making OF Modern Europe-lr
ally aud The Italians. Nsr n =
Outline on Fcau0mics-Economic HE OF uniiy-
flied semfc.v.iilei and tcst STAGE OF civil,
lied man ......-.-....--. .~vg, ;rIa
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Humorous EeadiuE--.-MtsS Maggie ho1tIek :
Paper The Original Home Oh nc honSn
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Visitors are welcome.
Little Willie II. Gardner, the son OF
Albert Gardner, who resides on Gravel
Hin, died Wednesday, aged three years
and four months. The cause OF death
being m~enengitis. lie was sick but a
short time, and his death will be keenIy
feIt by the bereaved parents, IS he was
a yery bright child and their only son.
The funeral takes place Friday at 1870
n m. from the home Of his parents.
lnterment a. LlnwOOd cemetery, west
Of Bridgeport.
Morgan Il. S,idd, OF near Jacobsburg,
has brought suit against j, j. Cllthero,
Of near Armstrong; Mills, for $1,000
damages. alleging that Clithero circu-
lated the report that he stole meat.
Stidd has also brought suidf for the same
amount against Leonard Tuinem, OF
Goshen oWnship, o local correspondent
of the Democrat, of this city, alleging
that Tuinem |insinuated In his cores
pondence that be stole meat.
John A. lockwood, the printer, came
in from Chicago Sunday evening ana
was married 20 Miss Laura Bur6ett, az
the home OF the brides parents, on
Gravel Hill, Wednesday evening. Rev.
r. G. White oficiated. The young
couple will locate in Chicago.
Rev. Peregoy and family will be given
q reception at the South BellaIre NJ. Il.
Church this evening. Literary and
musical exercises will be rendered by
the EpWorth League.
Common Pleas Court couvenes at St.
ClairsyiIle next Tuesday with 232 cases
on the docket. There are a number OF
criminal cases awaiting the action OF
the grand jury.
The third quarterly meeting OF the
Belmont County Farmers Alliance and
Industrial Union viii be held at ST.,
ClaIrsville tomorrow.
Albert Heatherington and Mrs.
Bridget McKelyey were married by
Squire Frank Mason on Wednesday
evening.
George II. Muth has purchased the
grocery store which his son John
assigned TO J. c. Tallman two weeks
ago.
A party Of Knights Templar went
u to ST. Ciairsvjlie, last evening 70 at
tend the meeting Of Hope C~ommandery.
A freight wreck near GAINESVILLE de-
layed e~ast-bound trains several hours
yesterday morning.
Harry Richardson, the typo, has
gone to st. ClaIrsville to work for
awhile.
Fay, youngest daughter Of w. c..
Warnock, is quite sick, threatened with
fever.
The genial Ed. Steger has returned
from the Worlds Fair with a severe
cold.
H. j. Joeckler left yesterday for Col
umbus To resume the study Of dentistry.
Several Of our people left for the
Worlds Fair yesterday evening.
William, young son OF Albert Gard
ner, died ON Wednesday evening.
One plain drunk is registered at the
Mayors Court.