Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-02


on the WEI Wheeling pks. But he kn6w3
better now. He was pulled up before
Squire Mason. plead guilty ssd vas fined
IS and costs. $3.50, and the toll &C.. max I
Ing Sl0.So for one toll. Experience, thou
arr dear. put very eniightening. This IL
lesson for others who do the same.
Willie Hemphill, q young man OF the
First ward, who works for G. II. Ssrahl.
over in the B. & o. yards in Benwood,
while helping TO unload Ice cars Friday
night was spriskling salt over the
tween the cars and two buckets OF salt
fell on him. His head was gashed badly,
and he lay from 10 p. m 70 IL O'Clock. He
was brought TO his home here He Is the
support Of himself and another brother and
two sisters. the father and mother both be-
ing dead. He is not thought 70 be danger
ously hurt.
The executors sale of the personal
property OF the late Joseph II. Hutcnln-
son occurs ct the farm on THURSDAY, De-
cember o.
All those members Of the Lodge OF the
Royal Arcanum who intend TO so TO Wheel
Tuesday night next 10 the entertainment
should report to Postmaster Warnock. SO
proper transportation arrangements may
be made.
Mr.. o. f. Foulke and wife will leave
this week for their new home AZ Green
field, Fayette county.
John Wenzenred was let out OF the
lookup. as there was ne prosecution.
Dr. j. ]. Klein will PROBABLY locate In
Ann Arbor, Mich, where he is now pros
pecting.
The churches will hold their regular SER
vices today and every stranger in the city
is cordially invited 10 DC present ct one o.
the other for worship. AT the First Pres.
byterisn, the Sabbath school viii mold
special services at .: 80 q. m.
William Moore, of the Fourth ward, -
very poorly with disease OF the lungs and
there seems but little hopes OF his re-
coyery. so says his physician
Miss Lilly LsRoche Is confined 70 her
bed by sick spell.
Mrs. William Chambers and the Al
Gardner's family, VINO have been sick for
several weeks. are better.
ANDY Steger was locked up Friday night
He was drunk and abusing his wife and
family.
John Rock, who was convicted of break
ing into b. & o. cars, has not been con-
yicted vet. They are holding for witness
against Joseph McMillen, whose trial
comes next court.
Martin Ney is learning the drug business
with Charles Arnold * 20.
The steel works and Congress both re-
sumo work tomorrow.
Miss Ida Simmons, OF Gravel Hill, Is
clerking IN Emsnelmer's store in Wheel
Ing.
Miss Alice Criswell. Of Moundsville, Is
visiting friends In the Fourth ward.
Charles Helmbrod, OF Darlington, Is Wis
iting in the Fourth ward.
Miss Maggie Gallagher gave her friends
n marty on Friday night
The "Christmas Market" at the First
Presbyterian Church and the ID. OF l.. fair
and festival NJ City Hall will commence
next Thursday evening with supper at
each pla ce ut TO IL y. N. Each company
Of ladies have made herculean efforts 10
make their fair a success, and both deserve
patronage.
The tank put In by Rodefer Bros. Tor
melting opal glass was tried Yesterday and
yielded the best grade OF opal ever made
by tho company. This is gbod thing. ne
1t will, in sense, revolutiodise the glass
business, as these tanks can 0e used with
coal or coal gas as fuel, abd will do as
well aud are about as cheap Us gas.