Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-04
SNAIL TALE
minor Matters of IusersH srisir and
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THERE were two cases In Police
Court, yesterday morning.
Giovanni SERIGI was taken to the
penitentiary yesterday by Sherig Franz
helm. .
FALL wraps were comfortable last
evening. The mercury was way
down"
GAP" MORGAN was arrested by
officer TrischIer, yesterday, for drunk
enness.
THE Council Committee on Police
failed TO obtain q quorum Tor iaSt
nights meeting.
CHARLES JONES Is making improve
ments at his blacksmith shop al Thirty
ninth and Jacob streets.
REV. NJ. NJ. MARLING conducted an
interesting service last night at the
Leatherwo0d schoo! house.
FRED VIEwIs, the grocer Of Forty
fifth and jacob streets, has 1ne new
delivery wagon on bis trade.
MAYERs' band will give q picnic at
Wheeling Park on the 18th inst, ana
most enjoyable occasion is promised.
A CHILD of John Duerr, of Forty
third street. the we'll known saloonist,
died Yesterday. The child had been Ill
for some time.
ANNA KRIDER was yesterday ap-
pointed Administrative OF the estate OF
Eliza b. Krider, deceased. Bond, $500;
w. Ii. Howard, surety.
The improvements at Arion hall are
nearing completion. The handsome
brick addition is about finished, and
the interior of the old structure is being
remodeled.
LOUIS CARL, OF No. 3713 Jacob street,
has invited large number OF his
friends TO bis business place tonight,
where be will gve a blow out A good
time is assured.
TIE young people of st. Stephens
Church, at Thirty-sixth and Eoff streets,
will give picnic this afternoon at Sell
bert's Garden. They have planned an
interesting time.
You've mems meetings, as usual, will
be held at the Young Mems Christian
Association building at 5 tonight and
O'Clock Sunday afternoon, 10 which all
young men are invited.
TIE Henderson Hotel at Elm Grove
has become q popular resort The
house now is full Of guests, being
there not only from this city, but Penn
sylyania towns and cities as well.
On the $50 a. III. b. & o. train yes
terday a car load Of Italians from this
city and vicinity left for the interior
of the State 20 work on the Pipe line
being laid from Warrington to Grafton.
NEXT Tuesday the ladies employed
by Mrs. Fredericka Lindemann, the
milliner, Of ForUy-frst street, will give
a picnic at Mozart Park. A number OF
guests have been invited, and they are
planning good time.
AT TWO o'clock this morning the
REGISTER was treated 10 very enjoy
able serenade from Thirty-ninth street,
Pittsburg, over the lOng-distance
phone. The programme, vocal and In
strumental, WAS all right
News reached the city yesterday that
Mrs. Margaret Burkin, wife OF George
Burkin. had died on Thursday at the
family residence at Denuison, o. The
funeral will take place this morning at
9 o'clock. Mrs. Burkin was Vesy we'll
known in this city.
THE Ancient Order Of Hibernians'
picnic committee will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the basement OF the Ca
thedral, to make up programme. The
committee intends TO make the picnic,
which will come off at Wheeling Hark,
the 29nd, a grand success.
w. A. SoNDERIAN & Co. is the name
OF the new firm doing grocery bust
ness AZ No. 1922 Jacob street, they nav
ing bought the store Of j. d. Marsh,
who is to retire from the business. The
young men have made very noticeable
improvements at the store.
LAST night at Beethoven hall there
was an event OF very enjoyable ma
ture. Couer De Leon and Bernard
Stanley Divisions of the X. of 2. met
there for good time, aud they had it.
A good crowd attended, aud music and
delicious refreshments did the rest.
THE Beasey Bros. fishing party re-
turned last night from a very success
full hunt in the vicinity of Dunsford,
Pa. They brought with them thirty
six live groundhOgs, which will be on
exhibition at Beasiey Bros. saloon to-
day and will be served up ia lunch to-
night.
A FEW days ago Napoleon i. Little,
of Elm Grove, candidate on the indie
gent ticket for county commissioner,
was arraigned before Mayor Marshall
Butler. of Elm Grove. He got 81 and
costs. He offered abusive language TO
Lester Smith, Of the NJ. & +. q. rail-
way, and the conductor got tired of 1t.
THE Lone Star fishing club got home
last evening from the trip TO Fish
creek. They report having had one of
the most enjoyable OF times. Among
those who enjoyed the outing were:
John Coleman and wife, Otto Werner
aud wife, and Peter Miller and daugh-
ter. They rented house while there,
and had it fixed up In fine style.
The Panhandle now runs Sunday
excursion from PttSburg TO this city
every Sunday. The train leaves Pitts
burg at ; a. M, and arrives here at 10
m. Ii leaves the city at 1870 p. M,
arriving back at Pittsburg at $50 in
the evening. The train Is equipped
with handsome coaches, and makes ele-
CANT time. In fact 1t is flyer making
the run last Sunday in one hour and
fiftv.seven minutes, and then the engi-
neer saws he did not ret her out" Two
hundred people are expected down
from the Smoky City tomorrow. The
time OF the train is so arranged that it
gives the excursionists plenty Of time
TO see the varied attractions Of the
mail City"
Pullman shop Forces IncrsasiSg,