Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-06
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Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and Pith'
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Officer Zimmerman arrested a
drunk yesterday.
Officer Walker picked up drunk
yesterday evening.
There We're seven cases in Police
Court yesterday morning.
The Council Committee on Ordin-
Rnces is called for this evening.
The B. P. W is making repairs to
Sixteenth street. near the City Hall.
J. W. Dunlevy, a prominent miller
of Cameron, was in the city yesterday
Regular meeting of the Bimetallic
Club this evening. Be sure TO attend.
B. A. Reeder. a Shinnston. W. Va,
merchant, was in Wheeling on business
yesterday.
W. E. Boden. of Cambridge, O.,
National bank examiner, was a Stamm
guest yesterday.
The weather was very threatening
for a time yesterday afternoon, and
thunder storm just missed the city.
The Symphony Club OF Zion Luz
theran church. on South Market street.
held an interesting session last night.
An examination of the Paxton
fountain shows that the inside pipes
are broken again, making repairs neces-
sary.
Albert Speidel. another of the mad
dog victims. left for the PasJeur Hos
pital. at New York, yesterday after
noon.
Waterman Barbe, field agent for the
West Virginia University, was in the
city yesterday, and stopped at the
Stamm.
The body Of Joseph Couch, who
was drowned at Beech Bottom, last
Saturday morning before daylight, has
not been recovered.
Mrs. William Morningstar, the
estimable widow of a former we'll
known glassworker of the Enghth
ward. died yesterday.
The Council Committee on Gene
teries yesterday partially prepared the
data for its annual estimate. The
Health Committee is called for We'd
nesday evening.
Information at police headquarters
Yesterday was TO the effect that Cor
rhine Riley. who attempted 10 poison
herself al No. 1909 EFF street, Sun
day evening, would recover.
John Kreider of North Wheeling,
was fined $50 and costs yesterday for
assaulting his wife, by Squire FitZ-
PATRICK. He did not pay his fine and
was committed to Jail for 40 days.
The managers of the Day Nursery,
on Market street. will be thankful for
any donations Of articles necessary to-
ward furnishing their room. {. {.
Boston has kindly agreed TO furnish
paper and hang en- the walls.
A. c. Sarver. who was terribly in
jured by a train, in East Wheeling,
few days ago. was removed 10 the de-
pot early yesterday morning, for ship
ment TO Pittsburg. 1t is thought the
patient is permanently disabled.
A serious fight took place in Upper
Benwood yesterday between two Po-
landers. One was badly beaten with a
brick thrown by his antagonist, who
escaped. The other fellow was arrest
ed and fined IS and costs by the Mayor.
Mrs. Louisa Altmyer. wife of Chris
TOPPER Altmyer, died early yesterday
morning at the family residence at No.
4014 Wood street She had been i'll for
several weeks and her death has caused
a great deal of sorrow among her rela-
tives and many friends. The funeral
will take place some time Wednesday,
The funeral of John Mcnamara
took Mace Yesterday morning from the
Church of Immaculate Conception,
South Side. The fact of the death Of
the wife of the deceased about a week
previous. has been mentioned in the
Register. The funeral of yesterday was
largely attended. The interment was
ar Mr.. Calvary cemetery.