Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-15
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
4 Collection of the Small Events of Each
Passing Day

4 Collection of the Small Events of Each
Passing Day.
There were lots of ducks in the
river yesterday morning.
The market house soldiers sleep on
their arms in these stirring times.
Ike Blum was arrested last night
by Officer Gardner for being drunk.
"A handsome residence is being
erected at Pleasant Valley for VIM,
Ball.
Constable John Anderson was
made a notary public by Governor At
kinson.
A warrant was issued for John Kiger,
for raising disturbance about the mar
ket house.
Health Officer Dr. S. l.. Jepson has
about completed the annual spring in
spection of the city.
-Fahey Bros. new planning mill, near
Forty-third street, is about completed
and ready for the machinery.
Mr.. Will Ball, of the South Side,
intends to put up fine residence at
Pleasant Valley in the near future
j. E. Ebeling, Of Greer & Laing's,
will put up a fine twostory brick resi-
dence on South Eoff street, near Twen-
ty-seventh.
A grocery store to be conducted
by John Kimmins will shortly be open
ed up at the corner Of Sixteenth and
Jacob streets.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
changes to Hibberd & Sons store room.
will
fronting on the street.
An error in the advertisement in
yesterday mornings paper made the
price Of horse and cart per day $3.50,
when it should have been 81.
John Clark was fined 81 and costs
for profanity and put under a $50 bond
TO keep the peace for six months by
Squire Fitzpatrick last night.
The Registers bulletins at Stewards
and Twins drug stores, on the South
Side, have been read with great inter-
est by the people of that section Of
town.
Officer Bero has not been lost in the
war excitement and yesterday added to
his long number of laurels by ending
the lives Of two useless and ownerIess
CANNES.
The new plate mill at the LaBelle
is about completed and will soon be put
into operation. Work on the addition
to the new tin department is progress
ing finely.
). H. Brown was fined $40 and costs
for stealing an umbrella from A. klon-
skys store, on Eleventh street. In de-
fault of payment he was sent to jail for
twenty days.
The Dillon, Wheat & Hancher Com
pany, through their attorney, Frank c.
Cox, attached four trunks belonging to
Kittie Lee, which were about ready TO
be shipped away.
A dog belonging to William Back
US was shot Wednesday night by Off
Ger Coss in the First ward. Last Mon
day the animal bit young son Of Mr.
Rice, Of North Main street.
DR.. Mary Baron-Monroe will erect
a two-story frame residence on the old
Sweeney property, on South Eoff street,
below Twenty-seventh. She is now
having an Office building Immediately
adjoining.
Harry Bearley will remove his
business about the first of May to
BISHOPS old stand, on Eighteenth
street He is having the place remod-
elled and will present fine appear
ance when finished.
I'm Police Court yesterday morning
Mary Jones, Jane Smith and Ella White.
arrested for lettering for improper pur-
poses, were each fined IS and costs;
John Botkin. disorderly conduct. 81 and
costs; Harry Nelson, disorderly left
town; John West, disorderly, ST and
costs; James McNally and Joe Smith,
DRINKS, fifteen days.