Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-10
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL.
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY
A Collection of the Small Events Of
Each Passing Day.


Each Passing Day.
The puddlers at the Top mill have
resumed work.
Two deeds of trust were admitted
to record in Clerk Robertson's Office
yesterday.
The Kenmore Club will give mas
querade ball at the Pythian Castle
January 18th.
j. B. Lyle, of Richland, is the latest
Republican candidate for county asses
sor on the Republican ticket.
The latest improved storm doors
have been put in on the Water street
entrance of the Hotel Windsor.
The report that sChristie e Reed
have gone out of the Recommending
business is without foundation.
Florence Schaefer yesterday quail
flied as guardian of minor children.
Robert D. Cline surety; bond, 5000.
Rev. David w. Howard was yester-
day authorized to perform the rite OF
matrimony. Bond, $1,000; B. w. Peter
son, surety.
In the Criminal Court, yesterday,
Judge Hugus, the case of State v. Will
linn Blinco was placed on trial. The
result was a verdict OF not guilty.
The official board of the Second
Christian Church has extended call
to Rev. Campbell Jobes, of Claysyille,
Pa, to succeed Rev. S. G.. Naylor.
Rev. William A. Williams, D. D., of
Moundsville, will occupy the pulpit of
Vance Memorial Church on Thursday
and Friday evenings of this week.
The will of Mary Jane Virgulin
was admitted to probate at Clerk Rob-
ertson's Office yesterday. A. A. Wheat
is named as executor. Bond, $1,000;
George K. Wheat, surety.
The police yesterday received let
ter from Dunkirk, N. Y, asking for in
| formation of VIM. DAILY, supposed to
| have died in a Wheeling hospital. Sc
| far the case has not been located.
The entertainment which was to
| have been given at the Day Nursery
| Friday evening, has been postponed in
definitely, owing to the serious illness
of the matron Of that institution.
The funeral of George Hastings
will take place from the residence of his
| brother, Solomon Hastings, on South
| Jacob street, this afternoon at two
o'clock. His remains will be taken tc
Greenwood cemetery for intermsnt-
The Linsly Institute Cadets at
| tracted a great deal of attention during
| their street parade. They wore theil
new tan army Ieggins for the first time
and presented very natty appearance
Their marching caused considerable
! favorable comment
Last night Officer Michigan arrest.
| ed drunk and Lieut.. Mack Supler and
Lookup keeper Tom Buckley captured
two vags named F. d. st. Peter and
| Harry Davis, in the East End. The
| latter vag ran away and was finally
| caught by the Lieutenant.
There were fourteen loads of hay
J on Second ward market square yester-
/ day, the largest offering in any one day
| for long while Fair condition of the
roads and not much to do on the farm
| at this season accounts for the big sup
| ply The prices ranged from SO TO 81:
| per ton. according TO quality.
Yesterday morning about foul
o'clock thieves entered Martin Flynn's
4 SAIGON, AT l1e corner OF market anc
| Twenty-sixth street, and succeeded II
| getting away with a small amount OIL
| money and a bottle OF whisky. Tht
| police were notified of the case in dus
time There is no clue to the guilty
| parties.
1t is reported that a girl aged elev.
en- years, residing on Thirty-seventI
street, near the old Hobbs glass house
was returning home late Monday nigh
when she was accosted by a strangs
man. The girl quickly ran away and
the man followed her On reaching
home the girl reported the case to hel
father, who made search for the man
| The latter could not be found It Il
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