Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13


OFFICERS ScALI.Y and West run In
three vags, last.evening.
OFFICER ScALLY arrested Claude
Meredith, yesterday evening, for habit
ual lettering about saloons.
THE Silver Star fishing club is max
ing arrangements for q big ball Ia the
near future, at Teutonia hall.
THE attention of the Board OF Public
Works is called TO the condition OF the
sewer at head of Twenty-fith street.
YESTERDAY was quiet day at relief
headquarters. No donations were re-
ceived aud very few orders were filled.
A CHILD of Charles Burk, q we'll
known coal miner OF South Jacob street,
was buried yesterday afternoon at Mt.
Zion.
DR.. WIN. +. EBERT. the well known
young physician OF Etnavile, states
that he is not to be married, as was re-
ported.
GEORGE BOWERS, the South Jacob
street butcher, had his big mastff dog
poisoned yesterday. He valued the dog
at 500.
THE many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
WIN. Stewart, OF South Broadway, ex-
tend sympathy at the death OF their in
FAINT child, yesterday.
COMPLAINTS are heard Of the sewer
at Fortieth street. 1t is stopped up
and the water is collecting there so that
pedestrians can hardly get past
THERE wsS a slight fire at the
Moundsville glass works, Sunday eve
ming. Fortunately it was discovered
aud extinguished before much damage
was done.
The Beabout Club last night gave a
grand celebration in honor OF the flag
presentation by Miss Mary Burkhard,
of the East Fad. Mayors full band
was in attendance.
JOHN SHORTS, b. & O. detective.
has the names OF number OF people
living at Elm Grove, charged with
stealing coal owned by the b. & o., at
that place. Arrests are TO follow.
HENRY JAHNRE, barber of George
Zimmers shop at 234s Chapline street,
while jumping Sunday fell. aud badly
injured himself. he is of duty, and
DR.. Scnwinn is giving him medical at
tention.
The bad condition of the streets made
the service Of the street cars irregular
yesterday, but the company was not
blamed as Wheeling citizens now have
a street railway system Of which they
are proud.
LAST Sunday evening at their home
In the North End. John and George
Nolty, two popular young men, enter
talned their friends ia a most delightful
manner. The young men gave their
friends an evening OF enjoyment long
TO be remembered
THE REGISTER meDtioned yesterday
that wood dealers from New York had
left Mrs. Mary Wagner, ~ OF
Triadelphia ia her debt TO the amount
Of $780, Mrs. Anna Moore was also
left by the men for $50 for board.
These cases are arousing general indig-
nation in that locality.
THE Road and Bridge Committee Of
this county went out the motor line
yesterday to look at some changes and
improvements applied for. A change
of grade at II. II. Hornbrook's residence
at Elm Grove was granted Also the
citizens OF Echo Point were granted the
privilege OF building board walk from
Echo Point to Altenheim along the
pike.
LOUIS Tape, OF Fortieth and Wood
streets, wishes the REGISTER TO an
nounce his thanks for the kindness Of
the people in general to him during his
bereavement by the recent death OF his
daughter, Miss Minnie. he especially
thanks the members OF Bloch's Tobacco
Workers Union and the members OF st.
Paul's Sunday School. The deceased
young lady was greatly beloved by all
who knew her.
IN North Wheeling, In number Of
places, the feed wire, connecting with
the trolley wires, OF the street railway,
are Joined TO trees Electricity has
been communicated to the trees and
boys are having fun which is decidedly
dangerous. When they stick a knife
blade 10 the tree, the shock can be felt
very much and often painfully. Sew
eral citizens expressed alarm lest the
boys get too much OF the electricity.