Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-16
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Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly ana
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THERE are several bad cases Of diph-
liberia In North Wheeling.
TAG Board OF Education will meet
this evening in regular session.
HARRY L. McKowN has opened q
new plumbing shop at 1910 Market
street.
Mrs. ELIzA ]. GoFF's new residence
on South Water street is nearly COM
peted.
The fire department has not been
opening IRE plugs, as was stated by the
Intelligencer yesterday.
A coMPosIToR named Harry Mont
gomery, who says he belongs III Wheel
ing, is under arrest at East Liverpool.
The literary section Of the Arion
Society will give an entertainment to-
night at the hall. A pleasing event is
planned.
THE Magnolia Club will give grand
hop on Thanksgiving night at ODD Eel
lows Hail. Terrill's orchestra will give
the music.
The first grand masquerade bali to
be given by the L b B. 5. Club will be
held at Westwood's Hall on the 29th OF
this month.
The Silver Leaf Social, OF the South
Side, Is arranging for grand masQuer-
ade ball at Westwood's Hall, on the 22d
of next month.
THE German Society OF the South
Side met last night at Menge IL How
LEWIS hall. An interesting business SEES
sion was held.
THE original Columbia club will give
a dance in East Wheeling next Monday
evening. Terrill's full orchestra Will
give the music.
THERE were three cases In Police
Court, yesterday morning. May Thomp-
sou and Nellie Warner, for disorder,
got S. and costs each.
SEATS will be on sale Saturday morn
Ing at c. A. Houses music store for the
celebrated Mendelssohn Qulntette CLUB
concert next Tuesday night.
A,cHILD of August FoOse, tina Soath
Main street CLEARWATER. was buried
yesterday afternoon at Mt. Calvary.
Tue child died Of diphtheria.
THREE more new cases OF diphtheria
were reported Yesterday IL tue 10 ~
third street neighborhood. There nave
been six deaths IN that Dcality recently.
ANrREw HORNE, the North Wheeling
man who so mysteriously disappeared
some time ago, has been heard from.
he is working 10 coal mine in Ohio.
His friends feared he had met with
foul play.
BETSY MURPHY was arraigned before
Justice Gllespy, yesterday, on WARRANTS
sworn out by Mary Stubs, who charges
assault and battery and surety OF the
peace. The hearing was set for three
o'clock to-day.
THE mother of Foreman Thomas
Rose, of the Eighth ward hose house,
will be buried this morning at o'clock
at Mt. Calvary. Services at the Church
OF the Imma, ulate Conception just be-
fore the burial.
WILSON & CHAPMAN had valuable
horse to die few days ago. The ami.
NAL had never been we'll since the bad
accident reported last summer in the
REGISTER, when horse, wagon and
driver went over an embankment
SOUTH SIDE gentlemen went to VIM.
Fettey's place on Twenty-ninth street,
last evening, where pleasant bowling
party was enjoyed. Jos. Bowman, Jno.
Kemple, Jno H. Miller, Jesse Schafer
and others, composed the company.
The new basin of the water works
was cleaned Yesterday. The water works
force did the work. The water had an
outlet through the Worthington pump
at the old works. There were numer-
Gus large fish in the basin and many oil
them were caught. The chief engineer
Of the Holly Company, from Lockport,
n. Y, is In the city, and the basin will
be flied to-day by water from the new
water works.
TEE members of Wheeling Lodge No.
l, National Association Of Stationary
En- lineers, who held such G successful
ball recently, are arranging for another
soon. The proceeds obtained will be
used to defray the expenses OF petition
ing Inc Legislature to make IL necessary
for engineers to hold State certificates
showing their competency. The en-
gineers propose, II possible, to have ex-
aminations to test the knowledge OF
engineering.