Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-06
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Mrs. BARNARD FISHER, Of South ia
cob street. is having her house hand
somely painted.
THE funeral of the late Charles h.
Behler will take place tomorrow morn
ing at o'clock.
THE regular monthly meeting OF the
Woman's Hospital Association Will take
place at $3.50 tomorrow.
THE Terminal Railway Company Will
place a cross-over to-day at Gilleiand's
glue factory 10 upper Benwood.
COMPLAINTS are heard OF the disor-
DERBY crowds which are allowed to ride
on the West Bridgeport street car line.
THE Lutheran Society, OF the Zion
Lutheran Church, will give another en-
tertainment the Goth Of this month, at
the church.
GEORGE WEIsNER, the produce man,
OF Twenty-third street, has had his res
idence neatly remodeled. John Engle-
hardt did the work.
The base ball club, called the La
Belle Stars, will organize this season
under new name. They expect 10 or
ganize a crack team. Last year they
made good record.
II. s. You've, of Wheeling, formerly
an operator in the Western Union Iele-
graph Office here, and d. I. Sample, oil
this place, have entered into partner
ship under the firm name Of Young *
Sample as brokers aud collectors for
Wheeling, Pittsburg and Washington.
-WGShingtOn Reporter.
DAUGHTER OF c. C. Weitzel, OF
South Chapline street, died last Sunday
evening, OF dlptheria, aged little over
five wears. Burial this morning at
nine o'clock al Mt. Calvary. His wife
is also seriously i'll. Two OF the other
children have had the disease, and
another is just recovering.
Mr.. WM. HUGHES, one of the fore
men of the tube works, has resigned
his position and is to be married In a
few days to popular young lady of
North Main street, aud will leave on a
short wedding trip, after which they
will leave for Deadwood, S. d., which
will be their future home, Mr.. Hughes
is a son OF Mr.. 5. ID. Hughes, prosper
GUS farmer Of Short Creek, and Is at
present foreman of the Sitting depart
ment Of the tube works at Benwood.
AFTER an absence of fifteen years
from the city, an eX-mem6er OF the
police force, is again in the city. He
is telling his friends that for the last
seven wears he has been United States
detective, that he owns farm In Ten
nessee, that he owns a silver mine IN
the West, and he also says he has been
offered the management OF one OF the
largest industrial concerns OF this city.
But be says his main object In coming
here now was TO find wife. he hopes
to be able to do this, and II he has all
the possessions he claims he will doubt
less have no trouble.
The Rev. Hugh S. Boyd, who has
been pastor of the United Presbyterian
church in Greensburg for number OF
years, stopped of in Washington Tor a
short time on Saturday, to visit num-
Der Of his friends in this place. He is
on his way to BelRire, Ohio, where be
has accepted a call from the I. P.
church in that place. The Rev. Mr..
Boyd is a native of this county, having
been born and raised in Somerset town
ship. When seen by representative
OF the paper he was surrounded 10y
quite a number OF the Tenth regiment.
The reverend gentleman always paid a
visit to the camp of that regiment, when
it was in his neighborhood, and the boy;
were always glad. to see him. Washing
ton Rcnnrior