Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-24
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Council this evening in regular ses-
sion.
Officer Bero arrested two vags last
evening.
-Bellaire has a number Of cases of
diphtheria.
Three Migrants were run in last
night by Officer Bero.
There were two cases in Police
Court. yesterday morning.
The Wheeling and Bellaire steel
plants resumed in fun yesterday.
The Holiday planning mill started
in full again yesterday, after a week
shut down.
Burglars are working some Of the
small towns on the Ohio side OF the
river pretty hard.
James V. Dickey yesterday en-
tered upon his duties as night clerk at
the Hotel Windsor.
Yesterday County Assessor-elect
Israel sold his Sixteenth street cigar
factory to Adam Kaltenbach.
The cases of State Y. Charles
Wheeler and Joseph Keller will come
up in the Criminal Court to-day.
James Monahan. proprietor Of the
Globe tea house. will move into his
new store on South Jacob street to-day.
The nail factory at the La Belle is
not running The best that this fac
tory can do is to make a few days each
week.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Ca
thedral will give a social at Arion hall
Thursday evening. November 10Th,
Thanksgiving evening.
1t is stated upon pretty good au-
thority that the Belmont blast furnace
viii start up in few days. Two OF
the three stoves will be fred
The attention of the health inspec-
tor Is called to the condition of alley
b. between Twenty-second and Twen-
ty-third streets, on the South Side.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to George King, native of Mar
tins Ferry. aged o. and Nanny Specht,
a native of Martins Ferry, aged 10.
The Board of County Commission
ers will meet to-day as a Board OF Can
vassers. to sign certificates Of election,
read ND the minutes of the last session,
etc.
A force of wOrkmen are engaged in
tearing down the old Laing homestead
ON Fourteenth street. A block of fine
modern brick dwelling houses will be
put up on the old site.
An axle Of a wagon owned by the
Wheeling Paper Company broke yes
terday morning or Main near Twen-
tieth stree, precipitaung the wagon
and driver into the street.
The funeral of the late Daniel Rob-
inson will take place tomorrow morn
ing at ten o'clock. from the residence
of George w. Robinson, father OF de-
ceased. on South Front street.
Edward Prince. the B. & O. car in
spector. who was so brutality assaulted
at BenwoOd Junction few days ago,
is much improved. His assailant, Wa.
Dunfer. has not been arrested yet.
James Arthurs. a saloonists of East
Wheeling. has purchased the bar fix
lures and taken possession Of the sa-
loon formerly conducted by Arthur
Fadman. ON Market street. opposite
the postOtice.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Com
Danv gave notice 10 the men employed
on repair work in this county OF cut
of % cents a day, to go into effect this
morning. The men refused to work
at the price and are off wOrk.-Bellalre
Tribune.
The Atkinson and DOvener clubs of
the Eighth ward are making an effort
to raise enough money by subscription
to build a club house. The scheme,
however. is not meeting with much en-
cOuragement owing to the scarcity or
money i'm these gold standard times.
There are only three men working
9t the Wheeling sanitary pottery. Sew
eral of the employees of this pottery
viii secure work for the winter at the
Tiltonville sanitary works, which, are
booming. The sanitary work at most
of the potteries outside of Wheeling is
good
Mrs. VIM. Myers, of the Eighth
ward. who was released from Jail re-
Gently after serving a sentence with her
husband for keeping a house of i'll re-
pute. made complaint yesterday that
when she returned TO her home, near
Schmubach' brewery, she found that
the house had been entered and pro-
visions and various articles stolen.
For the first time in number of
years the railroads will give no re-
duced holiday rates for Thanksgiving
excursionsists out of Wheeling For
several Sundays past the Panhandle
has been running excursions from
Steubenville to Pittsburg at the low
rate of - cents for the round trip. The
excursionists generally take in the
great chrysanthemum show at Shenley
Park.
Squire Cooper. who was in the
city Saturday from Port Homer, says
me has Twenty-Five barrels of apples
I'm his cellar. Mrs. NJ O. Miller has
600 barrels: c. Desellem has 1900
barrels. and across the river are r. NJ
Cowl. with 5000 barrels; Chas. Brown
A. Sons. 1910 barrels; Charles Bren-
neman. 5000 barrels; James Stewart
600 barrels. Mahans, 10000 barrels
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