Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-28
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Minor Matters ofInterest Briefly AID Pith
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Clean the dirty streets.
/ The Criminal Court meets this
morning.
Yesterday was a fine example Of a
miserable day.
There were five cases in Police
Court yesterday morning.
The Ohio County Bible Society viii
meet Monday at the City Bank.
Mrs. Elizabeth Meyer, widow, died
Yesterday at her residenc in the rear
Of No. 2l05 EOf street
-Alonzo Russ and George Wilkin-
son. of the Sixth Ward. were RABBIT
hunting in Belmont county, ONO, yes
terday.
The Old Folks Concert Company
gave q dress rehearsal at Miss Dee
PolIacks on Chapline street, yesterday
afternoon.
Thursday Britt Davis, an employe
of Caldwell & Peterson, fell from a
tresue at BCgs's run, and sustained q
broken leg.
Yesterday a young woman suffer-
ing from typhoid fever was removed
from her home TO the City Hospital in
the patrol wagon.
In repairing Market street, the
p u. W. should not overlook the bad
hole in front of Hanna's cigar store.
/ just north of the Opera House.
The funeral of Thomas Flanagan
took place from the residence on Nine
teenth street yesterday morning. IN
tarment was at NJ. Calvary cemetery.
Harry Krager and George Hob
stelter. two BARRIERS on South Chapline
street. are contemplating renting The
large corner room in the Pythlan Cas-
tie building and running tonsoriai
shop in partnership.
The five thousand copies of the
proposed city charter have been DIS
triJuted. It's a pretty sure guess that
three-fourths of them will be wasted.
The document ought TO have been pub
lshed in the daily papers
Yesterday afternoon a woman
named Wharton walked into the Linsy
Institute and laid down. The janitor
was unable to induce her to 80 away
and the police were called and she was
removed to- the County Inhrmary.
James Nichols hen coop in the rear
of his residence. at the corner of EOf
and Fortv-seventh streets. was broken
into Wednesday night by thieves ana
about twenty-five chickens stolen,
some of which were of valuable game
species
The sale Of turkeys and chickens
Thursday was not as large as usual on
THANKSGIVING DAYS. This is account
ed for by the fact of the unseasonably
warm weather, causing the farmers 10
fear that the poultry would spoil If
brought 10 town.
The remains of John r. Greer, OF
The Island. were buried yesterday al
ternoon i'm Weeks cemetery. back OF
Bridzeport. The funeral took place
under he auspices of the Junior Order
American Mechanics of which the de-
ceased was member.
VIM. limerick. the baker of South
Jacob street. was driving past White
mans. i'm upper BenwOOd, yesterday
when wire hanging loose across the
street. caught and ierked the front end
off his wagon. limerick was consid-
c-ably frightened imagining the wire
was alive
THANKSGIVING night the perform
arco M the Steubeuville Opera House,
the orchestra gave a selection entitled
"N Dav at the Wheeling Races, which
carried the house by STERN. IL was d
realistic imitation of the sounds heard
az and going TO the races during expo
sition week.
John Whitehouse and family, OF
Hammond. Ind. are stopping with rela-
tives ION the South Side. Mr.. WhlJe-
house is a former Wheeling resident
and has been i'm Hammond two years,
working i'm a mill. He has decided TO
locate i'm Wheeling again, and mas
brought his household furniture with
him.
-Abbie Jackson was arrested and
brorgrt before Squire Giiespy yes
tordav TO answer three charges pre-
-.-rai bv raiehhors. Miss Abbie is ac-
crsed of the sin of taking the Lord
rau.a i'm vain and otherwise abusing
the Queens English. VIM McGlulH-
nhrey furnished bail Tor Aoole dp-
rearance before court
-Rarnev Nehen died early yesterday
morning at the family residence on
south Main street. Tuesday night ne
WAS afflicted with paralytic stroke ~
rorl,- DESTROYING his power or speech.
TIE vas i'm his scventy-third year, ana
evrrome age was against his recovery.
r5o leaves wife and .arse family.
The funeral takes place Monday from
ST. Joseph's Cathedral
The inquest OF the death OF George
Pa1zar was held yesterday afternoon
ar Inc Office of Coroner Schultze, cor
Nor OF Thirty-third and Chapline
s-~eers The witnesses examined Were
edward Mack. VIM Nenkemlller ana
Frank Abmger. the companions OF
Ba'zar ON the fatal hunting eAped. uon
The verdict rendered was that the dee'A
of Balzar was accidental.
All three of the structures burned
+ ON the uDper end of the Island TWO
weeks ago. will be rebuilt. Mrs Nc
KEGS house is rapidly approaching
c,mnletion. and the work on 1T is about
or the same point as the former build
inv when il burned down. The cottage
house of Robert Mckee, which was par
tally DESTROYED by fire Will ho M
hv the insurance company. The ruins
nj David NOrgan'S house have been
rozed to the ground and Will be speed
ilv rebuilt Just as soon as the contract
is let.
r & o. CHA.SGE OF TINE.
On and after Sunday. November 22d,