Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-01-20
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.

NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
ACollsctlon Of the Small Events OF Each
Passing Day.
The Criminal Court was not in ses-
sion yesterday.
Charles Fox and Miss Roda Bursee,
of Benwood, have been married.
One deed of trust was admitted to
record in Clerk Robertson's oflce yes
terday.
The new Exley, Watkins C Co.
building is up to the level OF the
fourth floor.
The cases to be heard in Justice
Schultze's court last night were post
poned until Friday.
The Woman's Musical Club will
hold a rehearsal, tomorrow afternoon,
at A. O. u. w. hall.
Mrs. Margaret Curtis, an aged lady
who resides on South Eoff street, died
of pneumonia yesterday.
The Druids met at Goetze's hall last
night to consider a change of the by
laws of their organization.
Will Menkemiller has very hand
somely illuminated the window of his
drug store with electric lights.
The plat of the Dewey addition to
Echo Point was admitted to record at
the Office of the Clerk of the County
Court yesterday.
Jacob Del yesterday qualified as the
guardian of the orphans OF Joseph and
Mary BISHOP, deceased. Bond, $1,000;
Adam Del, surety.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Sydney Lewis, a native of
England, aged %, and Catherine Jones,
a native of England, aged Is.
In the Circuit Court, yesterday, the
case of Frances P. Hungarian, an in
FAINT, V. the city was put on trial. The
action is for $4,000 damages.
Willie Bruin, a young lad of the
Sixth ward, fell on the icy steps at the
Warwood tool works Wednesday and
suffered a fracture of both bones of the
left forearm.
The funeral of the late Catharine
Speidel took place from the residence
at 1926 Jacob street yesterday after
Don and was largely attended. Rev.
Bigger oficiated.
The Daffey Dan Club will give it's
first grand ball at the Pythian Castle
hall on Friday evening, January goth.
The club has issued handsome invita-
lions for the affair.
An old lady whose name was not
learned, claimed to have been robbed
. of twenty dollars e the B. & o. de-
pot yesterday. She said the money
1uoc avt,so oto1 frop, how I,o1ico
AT a meeting of the Directors of
the Wheeling Ice and Storage Company
yesterday afternoon, H. d. Kennedy
was elected general manager; T. M.
Darrah, secretary and treasurer; DR..
l.. d. Wilson, president.
Yesterday, Grover, the ~12-year-old
son of Conrad Bremen, of South Eoff
street, got one of his fingers between
the chain and sprocket OF a bicycle and
the member was so badly mangled that
amputation was necessary. DR.. Ford
performed the surgery.
Yesterday morning about eleven
o'clock a small fire at the Flaccus pre-
serving works, on Water street, neces-
STATED a still alarm to the Atlantic.
The damage was nominal, but William
Solden was badly burned about the
face and arms.
"A Republican anti-Scott demon
stration was extensively discussed yes
terday. The proposition was to char
ter a train and take several hundred
people to Charleston. 1t was stated
last night the money for expenses could
be had in a few hours notice.
Sickness in the family of Mr.. Henry
Bruner has seriously handicapped him
in making his canvass for wharfmaster.
Mr.. Breuner asks his friends to make
note of this fact, and if he should not
be able to see them before election
day, the reason is as above stated, and
not intentional on his part to fail to
see them.