Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-27
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MInor Matters OF Inserast srISay and
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Jail Of the Board OF Commissioners met
yesterday and audited bills.
THE Central View Club will give its
first select masquerade hop at Teutonia
Hall the third Of next month.
COMPLAINTS are heard Of the bad con-
dition Of the street and pavement at
Twenty-ninth and Chapline streets.
J. BRUMELLE, Of CaldVeIl's Run, NOV
ed into his neat new grocery yesterday.
II is one of the incest stores on the
street.
THE Intclligencer yesterday mustered
up courage TO mention the dams du
ventre, at Smiths saloon, fortY-eight
hours after it was over.
HARRY KNoKE, the saloonist, former
ly Of Thirty-third and Jacob streets, Is
moving his headquarters 10 the Termi-
nal Eoff street crossing.
STREET car men reported that last
night was colder for them than at any
time last winter. Owing to the cold a
number of them laid of.
PROMINENT South Side people will
give a dance next Thursday night at the
new hall of the Columbian Sporting
Club, near the street car barn.
INTERESTING services were held last
Sunday night at the Hearne Tabernacle.
A big crowd attended. Prof. f. E.
Bartlebach sang a credltable solo.
THIEVES broke into Thomas Dickens
meat shop, Bellaire, last Sunday night,
and stole a large ham. he saw the
thief escaping, but could not catch him.
THE Niagara fremen. In their run to
the fire at the Belmont mill Sunday
morning, lost an aluminium spanner.
The finder will oblige by returning the
article to the hose house.
ST. PAUL's LUTHERAN CHURCH choir
will give concert and hall next Thurs
day night at the church at Westwood' s
Hall. The Mozart Singing Society will
take prominent part.
THE child OF Fred Knapp, Of Thirty
eight and Chapline stress, which was
So seriously burned last Saturday even
ing, is getting along well. The child is
now on safe way toward recovery.
THE Mound City brick works at
Moundsville have been sold again.
Manager b. F. HodRmau now owns the
works, and paid $40, 500 for them. Ben
wood people bid $4,000 on the works.
MRS. henry ELIG, Of alley c, North
Wheeling, attempted 10 jump In the
river, about one o'clock yesterday after
noon, but was prevented by Mrs. Geo.
Nunge. Domestic trouble was the
cause.
LAST Sunday, while on visit in Bal
timore, Md, William Clause, OF Bel
laire, aged thirty years, and well known,
dropped dead Of heart failure. His re-
mains were brought TO his mothers
home in Bellaire late last night.
THE report comes from the Office OF
the Health Board that there is little
sickness in the city at present. March
is the month which Usually has the
highest death rate Of the year, but this
month will have the lowest ia years.
THE new South Side telephone ex'
change is being rapidly gotten ready
for occupancy. The switch. board was
being placed yesterday, and the paper
ing OF the room is finished. Two OF the
strings of wire were are placed acros;
the street.
LABELLE CoNCLAvE, Ancient Order
of Adhesive Mogulions, held forth last
night at Helm brechts Hall. There were
five candidates put through amid no
end of fun. There was also one candi-
date for the corn cob roasting degree,
lint ha ie stfil aliVa
RIA S. II. DOYLE, President Of lhe
Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor OF West Virginia, will preach
at the Second Presbyterian Church to-
night at 7:3O. Rev. DR.. Edward ID.
Ledyard, Of Steubenville, will preach
on Thursday and Friday evenings.
THE Board Of Public Works met last
evening, and among other things or
dered the grading of the extension OF
Thirteenth street. A committee OF
members Of the Directory Of the Island
Ferry and Packet Company was before
the Board for permission to tie up their
float 81 the east end Of Ohio street.
On the fifth Of next month the Column
ban Athletic Club will give a dance at
O'Mally's Hall. The dance will be a
private one-the first OF the season. The
Only Eight will give a dance next Fri
day evening at the Teutonia Hall.
Prizes will be given to the most comic
ally dressed gentleman and the most
handsomely dressed lady.
IN Police Court, yesterday morning,
Harry Smith, the South Side saloon
keeper, at whose place the dance by the
Albini troupe was given, was fined 50
and costs. Smith was also fined for not
having a saloon license, but 1t was sus-
pended on condition that be take out a
license as soon as possible. The other
cases, FIVE In number, were the usual
run OF DRINKS, disorderlies and vags.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terdav to John w. Broker, a native OF
Noble county, o., aged IS, and Eliza
beth Rankin, native Of Guernsey
county, o., aged %; also, TO William NJ.
Rainbow, q native Of West Virginia,
aged %, and Bette Pryor, native OF
West Virginia, aged &c; also, to John
Pertz. a native Of Austria, aged 81, and
Louisa Marscher, native Of Austria
aged %.
THE Policemen's bowling club will
meet the Early Rose club again at Sci
bert's this afternoon. The players will
90 out on the / o'clock motor. John
Devlin is the captain Of the policemen,
and John Kemple Is chief OF the Early
Rose. In the games one week ago the
policemen lost four games straight
The officers who will play are: DeVlin,
Rohrl, Daum, TrIschler, Wilkie and
DoniVan.
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