Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-06
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WARS the matter with cleaning
Market street?
POLICE department receipts last
month were S221.15.
THE Council Committo on Police
failed to obtain quorum last evening.
MICHAEL FINLEY, who was so badly
hurt two weeks ago, is able TO be about
again.
THERE wsrs four cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning. All went to
the hill.
WILLIAM DUMAS and Henry Mayer
have purchased the Dumas livery and
carriage line.
SoME OF the old telephone poles are
being chopped down. Let the good
work proceed.
II. C. RICHARDSON was arrested by
Ljeat. Lukens, yesterday, Tor disOr-
derry conduct.
L. II. GRAEBE, the cigar maker on
South Jacob street, was closed mp yes
! terday By a constable on account OF
rent due.
A FORCE was put to work on the old
Sweeney Foundry to remove the debris
which has been lying there for the past
three or four months.
FRED REIvER, Of South Chapiine
street, has returned from a ten days
hunting trip near West Alexander, with.
20 squirrels, five ground hogs. coons
and Que opossum.
FRED KNUTr, who has purchased the
saloon recently run by Chas. Killer on
South Jacob street, near FOrtisth street.
will give a house warming TO his pat
rous and friends tonight.
ZANE Lodge No. l, TT. Henry No. ?,
and Eurexa No. 3, Of the Knights
Shield of Honor, will hold big ball on
November 7Jh in Mozart Hall. The
member selling the largest number OF
tickets will receive fne gold order
pin.
Two popular representatives, OF the
l.. A. w. arrived liz the city last night.
Messrs. Murray Kilman and VIII Full
man, of the Pohn Wheel Club of Read
ing, Pa, reached here yesterday after
noon, after q 326 mile run since Sunday.
They are on their way 10 Muskegon,
Mich, which point they expect TO make
next Monday.
JACK FAUST. Who is managing the
"Wlfe for Wife" company, now playing
at tho Grand, will be remem aered as the
nan who was first at the q. A. R. hall
fire about four years ago. Jack started
his theatrical career at the bottom OF
the ladder and has won success by de-
serving it. He has number OF warm
friends in Wheeling. I
At the recent meeting Of the Board
of Directors OF the Penitentiary twas
decided that visitors would be.9ilowed
admittance 20 the State prison every
day between the hours or niue and
eleven in the morning, except on Satur-
days and legal holidays. A fee Of
twenty-five cents for admission will be
charged to everyone except ministers
OF the gospel and newspaper men.
Mr.. and My5. @. Bschman pleasantly
entertained|a merry party Of friends al
their residence, corner Eoff and Twenty
second streets, Thursday evening.
Socio1 amusements of various kinds
were INDUCED in and luncheon was dis
cursed az midnight Those present
were Misses Mary DilImsn, Flora
Vogler, Kate St-ombery, Rose Bowman,
Sue Bachmau, Bessie Kemple, Lizzie
Bachman, Jennie Benttr Mr.. and Mrs.
II. j. Beuter, Mrs. Elmer Curtis, OF
Potomac, w. Va, and Messrs. Alva c.
Hasty, OF Marietta, o., Herman Scham-
bra, John SchubaCh, Matt Gessner,
John Evans, Wm. b. Williams, George
Fuess, Philip, Howard aud Frank Bach
man. Music by Prof. Evans orchestra.
PROPOSED IN THE EMBRACE OF
DEATH-A Romantic and Entertain
- SLnrz Soc SI-NnAN REGISrER-