Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-18

B. & o. once. Is lying iii at his HON,
in the Fifth ward.
C. w. Mclaughlin, Of Pittsburg, was
an arrival yesterday on business.
David Rankin, of the Fourth ward
left yesterday for Parkersburg on 9
business trip.
DR.. ]. J. Cline, of Parkersburg. has
returned to that city, after spending {
week with his family in the Third
ward, this city.
Mrs. John Hopkins, of the Fourth
ward, left yesterday for Henrysburg
o., where she will visit relatives.
Mrs. M. B. Adams Of North Bell
alre, left yesterday via the B. & o. fol
Carroll, Ia. where she will visit
friends.
E. D. HudneH. of GAINESVILLE, fore.
man OF the b. & o. carpenters, was il
the city yesterday.
Dr. G. E. Pracht, B. & o. medica
examiner, was here yesterday makins
his usual rounds.
Mrs. James Fitton has returned home
from a weeks stay with friends Al
Pittsburg.
The Knights of ST. John, of this city
nave closed contract with the B. & o
company for special train to carry
them to Canal Dover, Ohio, on Sunday
October Both. where they will, in re
spouse TO an invitation, attend the ded,
lcation of new Catholic Church.
Miss Jessie Butte, of the Fourth
ward, departed yesterday for Chicago
via b. & O.. where she will spend {
few weeks as guest of relatives.
Miss Sarah Miller, of the Fourth
ward, left yesterday via B. & o. t.
visit her brother, Will, at Mansfield, o
B. & o. travelling passenger agent ]
I. Lane of this, city, left yesterday or
a business trip through the West.
The members OF the Ladies Auxil
larry, Knights Of st. John, will meet a
their rooms, corner Guernsey and Thir
ty-frst streets, this evening and spend
several hours in social way and il
playing card games, after which re
freshments will be served
Mary Crows house of i'll fame in
Cherry alley was raidedl by the police
Sunday morning and the madame anC
one man were captured. Both were ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday
morning. Mary was fined $40 and costs
and sentenced to ten A1ys imprison-
ment in the county jail, and the man
was fined S. and costs. Marshal John
ston accompanied Mary to st. Glars
vile yesterday afternoon.
The chemical fire company No. /, OF
the Third ward, challenges the Nechan-
les hose company No. 3 for iireman's
race, and extends the challenge to any
other company in the city, the rules
and purse to be fixed by joint commit.
tees.
A civil case of Daniel Theobold
against Adam Siler, Union street
saloonist, for the recovery of $50 al
legged to be due him for commission anC
services as bartender, was heard il
Squire Frank MasOn's court yesterday
afternoon. The cause was tried to {
jury, who brought in the verdict il
favor Of the plaintiff, assessing hi:
damages at s65.75. Attorney Tallmar
appeared for the plaintiff and Attorney
j. A Gallaher for the defense.
The Belmont Turnverein celebrated
their twenty-second anniversary las
evening at their hall in the Second ware
with appropriate exercises A large
number of the members and theil
friends were present and highly en-
ioyable time was spent by all. Dancin!
to some excellent music by La Rochei
orchestra was in order throughout tn
evening. A brief concert programme
was rendered in a pleasing manner
Among the soloists Of the evening wer
Karl Dorer, Honz Reiser. Will Doro
and C. Rumbach. An elegant sprea
was served at midnight, after whicl
the festivities were resumed and con
tinued for an hour or so. The affal
was a signal success in every respect.