Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-03
BEiLAIkE

Hotel personals. October ?, 1874 W.
O. Dennison, Plttsburg, Pa: W. h.
Klein, Chicago, H.; J. l.. Holman
Rpffalo. n. Y; II. w. SaylOr, Charles
L. Newell, PittsburR, Pa; q. W.
THOMPSON. Wensville. o.; L. j. Con
way. Martins Ferry, o.; j. +. ReaylcE'
Philadelphia, Pa; Z. j. Coma, Ed. WIZ
ters, Fremont, o.
Some miscrsants, on Monday evening
about 7:3O, broke into the New YORK
.cbeao storeroom from the back, while
the proprietor's wife was at church, and
got away with revolvers, knives, Watcn-
es and ieWslry 70 the amount OF ABOUT
one hundred dollars.
7 II. Drennen, OF Martins Ferry,
some time ago brought suit and Levied
ON the Belmont Printing Co.'S property
belonging to NJ. T Helsley. A sister
claims It by purchase. The trial comes
of to-day.
There are % prisoners in tie county
Jail at ST. Clairsville, Is awaiting the
action OF the grand jury, with assault
with intent to kill, > for robbery, ? for
incest. Seven are out on bail with
felony.
The Gravel Hi! reading rooms were
opened for the season Monday night,
and will be open every week day during
this Winter. Il is very desirable place
for men and boys TO spend their even
ings.
Henry Ksmple, OF the Second ward,
narrowly escaped losing his foot last
Monday. The wheels OF car on the g.
& p. came near taking IL CT. IL was
painfully bruised as IL was
Rev. j. f. Hamilton, Of Delaware, O.,
who has been In attendance at the con-
ference OF the A. NJ. z. Church a.
Steubsnville, dropped down here TO
visit at his old home.
Mrs. S. A. WltJen, D. A. Walker and
s. G.. Crow start at - m. for Columbus
10 attend the session OF the Grand
Lodge Of T. o. q. T, which meets We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Eliza McHenry has closed a deal
whereby he mas sold TO John Mchelyey
his interest in the livery and feed sta
BILE and stock, situated on the Pat
Whealen property.
The B. & o. officials made an eKami-
nation of the burnt 3. Il. q c. depot
last week and passed a very high com
Dliment on our ire laddies for their ei-
fcient work.
General Freight Agent J. ]. Nc Cor
mick, Of the c. 4 P, was visiting oil
fersnt points along the line Monda In
the interest OF the railroad.
Isaiah Dean, Of the Fourth ward, Is
/ tearing out the inside wall OF his store
room, with the intention OF repairing
| and Improving the same.
Howard Kirk, county treasurer, was
| 10 the city yesterday on his way win
the others TO so 70 Cleveland to the
| Knights Templar conclave.
The K. Of P. with their families are
to 20 to Bridgeport on the 1lEh TO a.
tend a banquet and literary entertain
I menL
BsIaire players will be in the major
/ ltv in the picked nine that is 10 play the
Cleveland League team Saturday.
c. J. LaRoche has an exhibit o
musical Instruments at the Woodshe.C
fair. in charge Of Ed. LaRoche.
Jacob Reitz has gone to Canton, O..
10 attend a special class meeting OF the
| German Reformed church.
Ed. MlIligan leaves this morning FOL
/ month Vis.tInK LOuIs'~'~
Rev. r. G.. White will preach at the
school house on P0ltney Bottom next
/ Sunday st 8 p. m.
Marshal Bahra is In Cambridge tC
testify in a case Of breaking open 3 car
on the B. q o.
w. C. Burgunthal left yesterday fol-
/ Cleveland to attend the Knights Tenn.
/ plar cOnclave.
Mrs. Dryden, OF Baltimore, Nd, Il
visiting her niece, Hrs. n. L. Marsh,
the jeweler
Miss BoIen was appointed teacher 10
the new annex in the Second ward
schools.
Master Lutte Hallstt, OF the Second
ward, is out after a three weeks seiRe
Of fever.
The populist5 hereabouts are becom-
ing scarcer as the election day comes
nearer.
JIM. Paul, the restauranter. has de-
clded TO close up and move to the Fifth
ward.
Henry Bolss's wife is lying quite sick
at her home in Jacobsburg, Ohio.
Mayor Naiswanger, OF st. ClairSville,
was To the city yesterday.
J. Beckett, ex-Connty Recorder, was
in the city yesterday.
on and after Sunday, September %,
1894, the agency for the DAILY and SUNDAY
REGISTER for Bellaire, Ohio. and the neigh
borhood, will be conducted by A. Porter
field, Guernsey street, opposite the Public
Square. Persons wishing to subscribe for
any OF the several editions Of the REGISTER
can do so by calling at A. Porterheld's
place Of business. Orders for the l2-page
WEEKLY REGISTER will receive prompt at
tentiOn.
BRIDGEPORE