Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-10
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BEAUTIFUL. day yesterday.
A LARGE crowd attended the rshear-
sal of the Opera House Orchestra al
Arion Hall last night.
TIE paving OF the west end Of Zane
street from Huron to the "back" river
bridge is about half finished.
IN the Circuit Court the hearing OF
the evidence in the libel suit OF VIM. NJ.
Handlan against the IltteLLtgencer will
be resumed this morning.
THE bowling games between thu Pen
and Pencil and Calumet teams, post
poned from Saturday night, will be
played on Monday evening Of next
week.
YESTERDAY was typical autumn
day, aud all day the streets were
thronged with people out promenading
in the bracing, healthgivlng atmos-
phere.
JUSTICE Gillespy will try Ellen Deit-
ers this afternoon on three charges
sworn TO by Sarah Smith, for assault
and battery, profane swearing and
tresspass.
THE Teutonia Singing Society are
making preparations for a grand So
lect ball to be given In their hall on
Jacob street, near Thirty-third, on De-
cember 20.
THE Harry Hathaway who was men
toned In the SUNDAY REGISTER for be-
ing in fght aud getting his arm bro
ken In Alley G.. was not the Harry
Hathaway of the South Side.
THERE are but two candidates left of
the Quartette whe we're after the Re-
publican nomination for City Clerk.
They are Charles Dannenberg, OF the
Eighth ward, aud John G.. Leasure.
+ The members of Evening Star lodge
No. IS. K. of P, OF Benwood, are called
TO meet Monday, December 10Th, at
noon. to attend the funeral of Ed. Lin
ton, who was a member of the order.
LAST night Officer DriIer arrested
Fritz Werner, in the Sixth ward, for
disorderly conduct Fritz was raising
a racket about home and his wife sent
for a policeman and had him locked up.
RUBY. the only daughter Of Cornelius
and Annie Barrett, aged years and 9
months, died yesterday morning. The
funeral will take place this afternoon at
two o'clock. lnterment at Peninsula
cemetery.
THE funeral of the italian, who died
from injuries received ia the Blanche
mine disaster, took place yesterday af-
noon, from the North Wheeling hos
pital. The interment was made at Mt.
Calvary cemetery.
The hearing Of VIM. Gallagher, local
superintendent of the Fidelity Building,
Loan and Investment Association, will
be resumed this evening at the Jail
office There are quite a number Of
witnesses TO be examined.
The young men who are interested 10
the proposed vested choir for St Jo-
seph's Cathedral, held another meeting
yesterday afternoon. 1t is probable
that a musical entertainment will be
given by the young men Ia the near fu-
ture.
DR.. w. f. OLDHAM will give the Sec
ond lecture in the Y. M. c. A. lecture
course next Friday evening. His sub
ject will be Sketches of the Orient"
DR.. Oldham il we'll known by many Of
citizens as an interesting and able lee
turer. He Is a man of wide observation
with eyes to see and the faculty to tell
charmlngly what he has seen. Seats
will,be reserved at the Y. NJ, c. a.
building on Wednesday morning.