Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-07
nEwS NOTES or YESTERDAY.


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Each Hasstn9 Day.
Gerhard G. Jensen yesterday quail
fed az notary public.
The Council Committee on Finance
is called FOR Thursday evening.
Last night Ofiicer Schnupf arrested
Alex. Mcdonald for being disorderly.
Three deeds of trust were admitted
| to record in Clerk Robertson's Office,
yesterday.
-Bellaire is also to have little min
isterial investigation OF common viola
tions Of law.
The Eleventh street chemical
wagon goes to the shop to-day for the
new set of wheels recently authorized.
The second furnace at the Central
glass works has been fred up and the
outlook is good for lively spring bust
negs at the factory.
Joseph Barum yesterday took
charge of the Imperial, heretofore con-
Quoted by Daniel Ingram. The Muldoon
Bros. succeed Mr.. BaH1m at the Central.
The Grand Army drum, fife and
bugle corps will give its first masquer-
ade ball at Beabcut hall on Monday
evening, February 18th. Prizes will be
awarded. Music will be furnished by
Prof. Long.
The Ministerial Federation appears
to be determined to carry on the fight
1t has inaugunated, upon broader lines
than heretofore, and as preliminary
will be represented ait all future ses-
sions of Council.
The institution of the new English
speaking lodge of the /. o. X. of P. has
been postponed until Tuesday evening,
February 18th, at Goetze's hall on ac-
count of death in the family OF Su-
preme Deputy M. Stein.
The case of J. W. Dunlevy, of
Cameron, against the Marshall County
Court and s. X. Davis, will come UP
before the Supreme Court at Charleston
tomorrow upon notice and briefs filed,
alleging error in the judgment OF the
Circuit Court.
1t is alleged in local Republican
ClIClCS ludL WHICH tliC plOPCl Lilly tO0lSL
Samuel X. Johnson, of the South Side,
will be factor in the race for the NOM
ination for city sergeant with Thomas
D. Bennett and Chief Clemans. 1t prom
ises to be hot fight.
The T. E. Adams property, consist
ing of twenty acres, on Glen's run, was
put up by Auctieneer G. s. Greer at a
trustees sale at the Court House yes
terday morning. The property was bid
up to $1,650, after which the sale was
adjourned until February goth, at 10 a.
m.
The police have possession CT a
large pocketbook filled with private pa
pers, evidently the property of Steub-
enville man. One paper bears the name
of David Mossburgh and the other of
Dave Jonas There is railroad ticket
from McKeesport to Pittsburg among
the other papers.
Last evening Ban named John
Mccoy was arrested by Officer Ike
Shields for being drunk, in the Eighth
ward. After reaching the lookup the
man told several conflicting stories con-
corning himself One was to the effect
that he had been held up by three men
early in the evening and robbed of twen-
ty-fiye dollars.
The funeral of Alfred Walter Nolte,
a young son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Nolte, took place from the residence of
his parents on South Eoff street yester-
day afternoon at 1870 o'clock. At the
conclusion of the services at the house,
which were attended by many sorrow
ing relatives and friends, the remains
were taken to Mt. Zion cemetery fer in
terment.
The official board of the Second
Christian church announces that it has
raised $1,000 necessary to secure the do
nation of 81 900 from Mrs. T. w. Gwynn
and these two sums makes certain the
payment of the Indebtedness OF the
church lot The proposition to erect a
building is still ir allegiance, as the pco-
jected edifice will cost about $4,000 A
prominent citizen has agreed to dQpate
work and material to the church to the
amount of 81 900, conditional, howxver,
upon the congregation raising $4,0Ov adj
ditional this year.
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