Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
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OFFICER BIRCH arrested q drunk, last
night, and Officer Carney q vag.
WV. HUxr Of South Wood street. is
building an addition 10 his residence.
IMPROVEMENTS are being made at the
Seibert property along the motor line.
WIN. EELDsING has about completed i'm
| proVements at his home on Forneth street
Pupils Of the public schools win have a
weeks vacation, commencing next Mon
! day.
TIE Terminal Railway Company yes
terday placed q crossing at Thirty-nlnth
street.
GEORGE 2. WnARTUy. the saloonist, Of
! Fulton, yesterday sold his saloon to Her
man Goshringor.
REV. DR.. EDWARD D. LEDYARD, Of
| Steubenville, O.. viii preach ~ the Sec
ond PRESBYTERIAN church this evening and
Tomorrow evening.
TaE Women's Relief Corps will give a
bean bake and cake march the 9TH OF next
month 81 G.. A. i. hall
THERE will DO q concert, supper and ball
tonight at Westwood'S hall. MelSter' S
band viii furnish the music.
OFFICER Daniel O'Brien yesterday
bought one Of the finest mares IN the city,
SIX years old, weighing 400 pounds.
BArHA Bros, the Bridgeport carriage
manufacturers, have completed hand
some wagon for Eph. Stahl, OF SogptoWn.
IL some way several South Side boys
got hold OF Coxey's Official badges yester-
day. They wore them around with great
pride.
TIE attention of contractors is called to
the advertisement OF the 3. =. ". ana
Board OF Education elsewhere IN this
issue.
THE remains Of Richard Bradley late OF
| Twenty-second street, will oe buried this
morning aJ Mt. Calvary. DO was wei
known citizen.
TIE grammar department OF the Eighth
ward school viii give an entertainment TO-
morrow evening, at the school building, on
South Wood street.
TEE Acme Social will give a dance this
evening SO Mango & Howley's hall. A
! large number Of guests are invited, and d
| pleasant time is assured.
ANzw attraction of the South Side yes
terdav, was aE ingenious water motor ian
a. the pharmacy of George Ebeling. MI
! Ebel-ng got up ms device.
EUREKA LODGE, No. 8, Shield CT Honor,
will celebrate It's seventh anniversary on
the l9.h o. next month. at Teutonia Hall,
by grand dramatic entertainment.
TIE child OF VIM. Green, the we'll
known South Side glasswCrker, which
dicd so very suddenly last Tuesday, will
be buried this atJeraocu ~ two o'clock az
NIt. Calvary.
THz Fulton fire department gave grand
ball las. night 80 John Koch's hall \
large crowd attended and the Opera House
band gave tho music. A pleasursable
evening Was spent.
THE residence of George IT. p. Smith, Of
! this city, at Elm Grove, will be completed
tho fist OF next May. u is frame struc-
ture OF eight rooms, and Bu1nons y Wal
ters have the contract
Mis- VIM MARSH, of.South Wood street,
died Yesterday. after an illness Of TWO days.
Deceased W23 G well known lady, aged
| about 26 years. Her remains will Dc
buried tomorrow afternoon.
4 CHILD Of Ernest Nolte, Of Moundsville,
died on tho South SidJ, yesterday after
noon. Tho little ones mother died but q
! few weeks AGO. The remains will be taken
90 MoundsVille this morning for interment.
Woop Bros. have begun framing the
! lumber for the new building at Mozart
Park. The trm received two car loads
yesterd az for the new building az Wheel
/ ing Park and work viii DO begun there in
| q few days.
DEs. Haskins and Myers yesterday per-
formed dangerous surgical operation on
Eddie DISTRICT, of Yhirty-ninth and
Wetzel streets, q boy aged about l3 years
AT last accounts he was doing well and
will recover.
THE Island Ferry, the Charleston, " left
Point Pleasant last evening at o'clock
for this city. Tho boat has been tested
there and gives the best Of satisfaction.
Tt is newly painted and improved and is a
neat locking craft.
TIE Riverside Fishing Club Is to be re-
organized soon. The boys arc planning a
big outing FOR next summer. edward
Murrin5 will be captain, The men expect
over forty members this year, and will have
the bigges, camp along the Ohio river.
THE passenger train on the 3. 81 o., due
in this city at 6:j5 IN the evening, was late
nearly an hour last night, caused by q
wreck Ina the Glendale. P, yards. a pG5s-
eug5r coach fell over in the yards, GOiug
considerable damage but iujuriHg no one.
ADELuGArIoS of Wheeling United Work
men went 10 Wei,sOUgg lIs5 Monday night
for fraternal visit TO Friendship Lodge.
They listened 10 some good speeches and
then were among the guests 81 an elegant
banquet. They speak in glowing terms OF
the way they were treated by their breth-
rem there.
TuE second week Of next July all the
Young mems Catholic societies OF Pitts
| burg and Youngstown, o., viii meet with
| those OF this city here, where big con-
| ventlon Will be- held. Pittsburg alone has
/ seventeen Of these societies, and q big turn
So fNu nj
I held on Sunday.
/ TuEREis quite n stir in Triadelphia.
| John Barr q well known citizen, had not
/ been getting his pension for about three
months. lie consulted Wheeling lawyers
/ ana an investigation was made. 1t was
! found that he was not deserving OF pen
! sioB. Other cases Of a similar nature are
! beng investigated in that locality.
THE interesting daughter OF William
! NesbItt, OF South Market street. was
| buried Yesterday afternoon at the PENN
/ suia. The funeral was 6 very large one,
! the playmates OF the little girl turning ont
/ 20 do honor 70 her memory. Rev. McLure
/ cGiciated at the house end preached an
! eloquent funeral sermon. The profusiCl
/ Of flowers was remarked upon by all in al
/ tendance.
! A YOUNG peoples society has been or
] gallLeu ar tee heaiAS 4o-tha-Ac- ~ lA1
/ meeting last Friday night over 300 young
/ folks wsrc i'm attendance. The society
! meets every Friday night, and IS exceed
! ingly interesting. Al the next meeting
/ there will be special exercises, AID solos,
/ etc, sung. The organization aud ttst OF
! the First Christian church are arralging
/ for a union meeting next Sunday.
WELCOME LODGE No. 6, A. o. L. W,
! at It's next meeting, one week from TO-
night. a. The first assembly OF tho Lodge
at its new hall, viii have amusing ex-
ercises. Isaac Shields, WAC vas convict