Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-11
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The Criminal Court will meet to-
day.
Council this evening in special ses-
sion.
"A roll at the Riverside bar mill was
broken the other day.
There were three cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning.
John Kemple, a native of Germany.
was admitted to citizenship yesterday.
The Golden Star Club will give a
dance at the Drovers' Home Club rooms
on Thursday. December 18th.
Mrs. Julius Weidel, wife of driver
for Reymann's brewery. died Wednes-
day and will be buried to-day.
A big housen broke down at the
Riverside bar mill Wednesday and has
compelled the mill to shut down until
Monday.
1t is understood that the LaBelie
mill will close down ten days during
the holidays to make repairs Of the
furnaces.
Officer Meyers, of the Eighth ward
run in two vags yesterday. The South
Side is overrun by these characters Of
unknown identity.
The annual forty hours devotion
will commence at 1880 tomorrow even
ing in the Catholic churches and will
close Sunday evening.
The police on the South Side have
dot al 70 -, 81 ha hrI
find, and say that they intend to make
the city feed and keep them.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to J. \. Faris, Jr., a native of
Wheeling, aged 81, and Margaret L.
Veith a native of Wheeling. aged %.
Two boys of the Fifth ward named
Reynolds and Smallwood, have skipped
from home and the police have been no.
tilted Of the fact and are looking for
them.
The kiln shed at the rear side OF
the Wheeling pottery shut down yester-
day. The whole pottery is expected to
close down Saturday but the old de-
partment may run until Christmas.
Conrad Stein. son of Michael Stein.
of Fulton. had the index finger of his
right hand mashed at Fishers foundry,
yesterday morning Dr. Ackcrmann
amputated the finger at the first joint.
The police explain that the sup
posed attempted robbery at Mrs.
Vance's had its origin in gentleman
attempting to enter the wrong house.
without any intention of committing
a crime
The sanitary pottery at KokOmO,
Ind. started up two weeks ago and IS
expected to run for a full year. This
pottery had not been doing anything
for four months past A number Of
former Wheeling potters are working
there.
A young man under the influence
of liquor was hunting for poker room
last night on the South Side to get rid
Of some Of his spare cash and by mis-
take entered a baker shop at Thirty
seventh street and wanted TO get in
the game
A shaft broke down in the Belmont
nail factory Tuesday and the men in
this department have been laid off for
two days. Next Monday all the labor
ers around the blast furnace will be put
to work and the furnace will be on in
full with all hands employed.
The funeral Of Mrs. Guam. Of South
Jacob street, will take place at nine
O'Clock this morning. Owing to the
forty hours devotion at the Church of
the Immaculate Conception. the SER
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the grave in Mt. Calvary cemetery,
where the interment will take place.
The Warwick pottery will close
down after next week, and will remain
shut down until after New Years.
While the pottery is shut down some
necessary repairs will be made. The
shutdown will only be temporary.
This plant has been very busy all fall,
and have been enjoying big trade.
Owing to the continual stealing
going on at the LaBelle mill no out
siders are allowed to enter the works
unless they receive permission at the
office. This rule is being strictly en-
forced. and is due to complaint about
nails being stolen in wholesale quanti-
ties and other articles taken away
The new school house to be erected
next spring by the Church Of the I'm
maculate Conception will be a fine
brick structure of two stories and pos
sibly three stories II will be $50 feet
wide and $50 feet deep. A hall will be
provided on the whole Of the upper
floor. where the different societies Of
the church will meet and entertain
ments and social affairs will be held.
You want TO see our stock Of chate-
lain watches with paintings Of rare