Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-18

OF assault preferred BY George Blinco.
and was fned So and costs by Squire
Newland-
Charles McCord, who is charged
with fighting with Elmer Walker,
colored boy, Saturday, will De given
hearing to-day.
Prof. w. H. Stewart viii give a re-
ception TO the teachers in the schools
at his home on North Fourth street
next Thursday evening.
William. young son OF Charles
King. was taken TO the Wheeling hos
pital yesterday, where he underwent
an operation for appendicitis.
Miss Flo Coyle returned yesterday
from her home at New Castle to accept
her old position AT the Laughlin, which
she resigned some weeks ago.
Call and see our line of Candies and
Nuts before buying elsewhere. We can
save you money.
LOUIS L. SCHEEHLE,
Charles w Hoyle is spending a few
days out Of the city. Miss Sue CO.
penhaver is acting as principal in the
North school building in the absence
Of Mr.. Hoyle.
Charles Gilmore, charged with cut
ting with intent to kill, will be given
a hearing to-day 1t will be remember
ed that Gilmore tried to cut Asbury
Bransom at a colored festival on Sat
urday night.
Edward Hyland, who shot Miles Nc
Grail on Saturday night, was captured
at Moundsville Sunday night. Marshal
Erwin will go down to-day and bring
him back to this city. 1t is understood
that MeGrail viii not prefer charges
against Hyland. McGrail is rapidly
recovering from his wound.
Leave your order at Louis L.
ScheehIe's for your Holiday Chickens
and Turkeys.
Shady Mcknight returned home on
Saturday night from Cincinnati, in the
last stages of consumption, and it is
understood the authorities will take
no action against him, although a
small reward is offered for him. This
action is taken owing TO his present
condition.
Don't forget to go to Camfields &
Orrison's for your Rockers, Couches
and Xmas Furniture
1SSlGiUdy was d UuSy QdE III pOAlCc
court. David Wilson was fined three
hollars and costs for fighting with
Charles Linden. The later was arrest
ed and plead not guilty, but will be
given a hearing to-day. Jesse Spencer
also received three dollars and costs
for being drunk and disorderly. Henry
Odell received one dollar and costs for
raising a disturbance.
The Good Templars are making
great preparations for their birthday
social to be given at Mechanics hall
on Wednesday evening. The following
is the interesting programme which
will be given, and no doubt they will
have a crowded house
Opening remarks, r. Bonnar; reci-
tation, selected, Maggie Davis; recira-
ton, selected Nora Williams; recita-
| fdon, selected, Lilora Brown; piano
'solo Lottie Dalison; recitation, Sc
/ lected Mary Myers; recitation, select
ed Myrtle Brown; recitation, selected,
Laurie Eddy; essay, Lem j. Jacobs;
recitation, selected, Gertrude Arm
strong; recitation, selected, Margaret
Mitchell; reading, selected, Monte Nit
chell; song, Mr.. and Mrs. Dalison;
song, Opera Quartette; instrumental
solos, Edgar Fell Walter Thomas,
Wilfred Client; solo, Harry Chambers.
Christmas Trees and Tree Ornaments
at Louis L. Schedules Grocery.
The Leading Grocer,
The children of st. Mary's will pro-
kuce two excellent dramas at the
| Opera House on Friday evening, Dec.
2lst. The children are now hard at
work, and the productions will surely
be a success. The names of the dramas
are Tables Turned, or a Xmas for
Santa Claus" an operatta in two acts.
The cast is as follows
Norman and Dorothy, looking for
Santa Claus, John Fitzsommons and
| Agnes Mullaney; Santa Claus, Edith
8rubaugh; Jack Frost, Joseph Rees-
heck; Ermina Neige, with chorus Of
Snow Flakes, Rose Moran and Mary
Mcintosh; Star Shine, Silver Star,
Crystal Clear, with chorus Of Frost
Spires, Josephine Monahnn. Matilda
Brubaugn and Mary Donnell; Xmas
JOY, The Worlds gift to Santa Claus,
Theresa DoEl5ins; The White Cat, Hen
rletta Wilson; Uncle Sam. John Desch:
! GODDESS of Liberty, Annie TIerney:
Children of all Nations, Frost Sprites,
Snow Flakes, Fairies, etc.
The second is Santa Claus Visit