Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-12

Minor Ma.tsrs OF Interess Brieay anu
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Pithiiy Told.
POLICE COURT scored another white
wash. yesterday.
THE horse sale will take place at
| Sautell e Heath's stable, on Eoff street,
this morning.
The addition to the Office Of Squire
Joseph A. Ankle. on South Jacob street,
is completed.
ROOM 10 of the Sixth ward school
| will picnic to-day out Wheeling creek,
near Elm Grove.
The bell-weld furnace, at the tube
works, is laid off indefinitely. The
coal strike is the cause.
STREET cars will not be run in North
Wheeling after tomorrow until the
new tracks are completed.
! OLIVER DoUTsoN and NJ. Wright were
arrested by officer West, yesterday
evening, for disorderly conduct
A WOMAN named Clara Little, resi-
dent of Manchester, was committed to
Jail last night ou lunacy charge.
CAPT. B. B. DovENER is billed to open
his Ohio county campaign for the Con-
gressional nomi nation at Elm Grove to-
nj ght.
BENwooD K. OF P. members will give
a picnic at Mozart Park this afternoon
and evening. Four thousand people are
expected there.
The Board of Directors OF the Island
Ferry Co. are to meet tonight TO settle
some trouble about the wages OF en-
| pIoyes OF the boat.
some oil has been struck in the test
well being drilled on the Henderson,
farm west OF Belaire. There are good
prospects for good well.
YESTERDAY morning John Wilson
and WIN. Banks, colored. were taken to
the penitentiary by Sheriff Franzheim.
Wilson goes for five years and Banks
for two.
Louis GRADE, the South Jacob street
| dealer, IS the furnisher OF that fine as
sortment Of cigars seen at William Nc
Elroy's drugstore, in the South Side
bank building.
EDWARD HoFREUTER, OF the South
! Side, will have charge Of the restaurant
building at Mozart Park. The res
taurant will be fitted up in the most
modern hotel style.
Wood Bros. have been awarded the
contract OF building two four roomed
frame houses for the Mozart Park AS
sociation-one at the top and the other
at the bottom Of the incline.
| LOUIS ZoGG, arrested at Elm Grove a
! day or two ago, and sent to jail by JUS
| tice Ankle, was released on bail yester'
day evening. His case has been ap-
peaIed to the Circuit Court.
The eectic light at Mozart Park
will be tried this morning. There are
| to be sixty arc and twenty-five incan-
! descent lights. Arrangements could
not be made for the test last night.
THE regular Young Mems Meetings
will be held at the Young Mems Christ
ian Association building this evening al
| 7:45 O'Clock and al 4 o'clock tomorrow
J afternoon, TO which all men are invited.
The United States Glass Company
has sold It's team OF horses formerly
used at Factory II, to the Schmulbach
Brewing Company, for $3.50. There is
now not horse in the glass house
stables.
THE business place OF DR.. T. NJ. Has
kins, on South Eoff street, has been
greatly improved by an elegant ar.
rangement OF flowers in the lawn in
front. j. D. Marsh, florist, OF the South
Side, did the work.
THE remains OF w. NJ. Wiley, late oil
Pleasant Valley, were buried yesterday
! afternoon at O'Clock at the Stone
Church cemetery, Elm Grove. The
funeral was large one and Zane Lodge
No. /, Shield of Honor, turned out 10
the funeral.
A CITIZEN OF Forty-second street had
thieves to tackle his flock Of geese few
nights ago, but failed in getting any Of
| the fowls away. Some OF the parties
are known, and II they go that way
again warrants will be sworn cut for
| their arrest.
LAST evening, about : o'clock, word
reached police headquarters that a man
! had been hurt at Twelfth and Chapline
! streets. Lieut. Gaus aud Officer RohrI
went up with the patrol wagon and
! found Matt Daley drunk, with a hole
| In his head, but the wound had evident
! ly been made day or two ago. He wa;
! locked up.
Ir is with the greatest sorrow that the
announcement is made this morning
| that Miss Ella Il. Ankle, daughter OF
the late K. V. Ankle. is lying at the
| point OF death, from consumption. Her
| illness is OF some 10 onths' standing, and
she has been steadily growing weaker,
despite all that medical attention and
loving care could do in her behalf. The
! announcement here made will fall heav'
lily upon those who have daily hoped
against hope for the prolonged life oil
this most estimable young lady, and
heartfelt sympathy will 60 out to a
family still mourning the loss OF a hus'
band and father.