Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-03-19
MA1THf'S TE1HX



Loeai News Erom tAe City Of Mills
And F~actoxies.
The following is taken from the IRON
ton to- Register OF March 18th:
Miss Jessie Mitchell, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell, of this
city, was married to Mr.. Harry Chess
sell at Pomeroy, O., Saturday, March
I'd. Miss Mitchell is well known in
this city, where her personal charms
and graces of manner have won her
many friends. The groom is a sales
man at present in the employ OF the
Bindley Hardware Company, Of Pitts
burg. The young people arrived in
this city Sunday and will remain with
the brides parents for several days
Mr.. Chessell is well known in this
city and lived here with his parents
many years, and has a host OF warm
friends, all of whom extend their con-
gratulations. The groom for six years
has been the popular and efficient sales
man for the Bindley Hardware Com.
pany, of Pittsburg. 1t is not known
where they will make their future
home.
Miss Pearl Hughes, of Claysville, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. La Noble.
Brock Brown, of Moundsville, was
in the city yesterday calling on friends.
Samuel Young, of Rochester, Pa, is
in the city calling or friends.
A young son of W. H. Hilderbrand
is quite sick with pneumonia.
Miss Margaret BUGGY, of Wellsourg,
is the guest of Bliss Bell Green.
The following are the jurors drawn
for the grand and petit Jurles Tor q
spring term of court:
officer Bailey is making a number
of improvements to the lawn o
his new home.
Miss Myrtle De Vault has returned
from a visit with her sister at Bril-
liant.
Patrick Connolly, of the ~Sandusky
soldiers home, is here the guest ct his
son William Connolly.
Rev. w. j. Wilson and wife left yes
terday for New Philadelphia and 9TH
err points, to visit friends for several
days.
John Fisher, of the Fifth ward, re-
ceived a bad cut over his eye Saturday
night, by a portion of a folding bed
falling and striking him over the eye.
The funeral of Miss Maggie McHenry
will take place this afternoon from the
residence of her father. William Nc
Henry, corner of Second and Madison
streets, at 2 o'clock. The inteTment
will be made at Riverview cemetery.
George I~nglebright will leave to-day
for Pittsburg to accept a position un-
der the management Of the American
Tin Plate Company. MI. ~Inglebright
was formerly in the Laughlin mill
here, and goes to accept a better posi-
ton in one of the mills near Pitts
burg.
Harvey Sager, an old soldier from
Bellaire, came to this city several days
ago after receiving his pension, and
seems to have got mixed up with some
women who led him astray. The G. A..
R. post of Bellaire was notified, and
a committee from the post came here
and took the old gentleman to Bell
aire, where his comrades will take care
of him.
The lecture given last evening by
Rev. Father Mulhearn on Round and
About Old Ireland" at the Star Thea
ter, was largely attended. Many from
Wheeling, Bellaire and Bridgeport
were in the audience. Father Null
hearn is well versed on this subject,
and in eloquent words and beautiful
illustrations pleased his large audi
ence. This is his second lecture on
this subject, and was more attractive
than the former.
The First Presbyterian church was
crowded last evening to hear the elo-
quent Rev. Mr.. Birch preach. A large
delegation from Bridgeport was pres
ent. Rev. Birch is a minister who
we'll knows the world and is aware
of the many enticements that the world
offers to misguide it's people. Before
entering the ministry he was in the
regular army for three years. Rev.
Birch is we'll liked in this city by all
denominations.
Three strangers with jags, and all
bricklayers hunting a job, had a dis
pute yesterday nea Haine's marble
shop about 2:30 O'Clock, and for a
short time the battle was fast and
furious, the weapons used being bricks.
The officers arrived and captured two
of the principals, but the third es-
capped to Wheeling on a street car.
One of the men was badly used up,
and the others received painful bruises.
The two men captured refused to give
their m They will probably be
given a hearing to-day.
Grand jury, to report April Sth-
Frank A. ~Sedgwick, Pease township
VIM. Caldwell, York; James Higgins,
Pease; Jos. Thornbery, Pultney; Alva
Darrah, Pease; John A. Bethel, Flush
ing; Robt. Hammond. Richland; VIM.