Public Auction at Court House Sees Several Mills Sold
A large public auction at the Court House yesterday saw 115 shares of stock in the Mooplin mill and several other mill stocks sold to bidders including Belmont, Peoples Ban, Aiton, Riverside, and Sloan properties. The day also covered court actions, real estate transfers, and notices, with auctions preceding judgments and transfer records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeaterday
Moopln
Ney Aina
Silverside
Kelman
Siecataan Af Te Interes G. Hannares
Belmont Mill
Mierana
Peoples
George Eckhart
Treenty
Aiton Mill Soak
Mr. Armstrong
Jo's Ferry
Riverside Stock
F. Wingerter
CRIMINAL CASES AND STREET FIGHTS IN CITY COURTS
A roundup of small criminal dispositions by Judge Paull includes fines for Temple Washington and Thornton Mightengah for misdemeanor shooting craps, and $30 fines plus one day in jail for Fannie Preston and Margery Thatcher. An order against the American Suit Club was laid aside for an appeal. A fight at Bishop's saloon left a gash on Albert Spiedel as Dr. Ford treated him. John Hutch was shot in the arm by a constable's revolver during an escape. A 17 year old girl Stella Wilmond sought transport to Parkersburg after meeting a Buffalo woman Alice Brown. Frank Schroder remains in grave condition from a stab wound. Police Court docket lists several minor fines and arrests for fighting, disturbances, and beatings. The paper also previews stage offerings including The White Slave at the Opera House, Uncle Isaacs at the Opera House, Bluggs Landing at the Grand, and an upcoming cold weather parade. Public notices advertise rail and real estate offerings and public sales near Buckhannon and Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paull
State
Temple Washington
Thornton Mightengah
Fannie Preston
Margery Thatcher
Parkersburg
Stella Wilmond
Buffalo
N. Y
Alice Brown
Uncle Isaacs
Opera House
Virginia City Evening News
Uncle Isaac
Max Fetrmann
Fisher's
Colt Car Company
Grand Opera House
Cleveland Press
Academy
Mouaos
Tuent
Wheeling Park
Jon
Tim
Anderson
Coombs
Epee
Fair Grounds
Wurrrixe
Lake Erie
Fairteenth
Byron
Jacob
Andy Foraker
Wilkie
Jos. Smith
Oficer
F. Schenk & Sons
McCulloch Street
East Wheeling
Conrad Schuetzner
Marychuetzner
Bond
John J. Kennedy
Schmul-bach
Thirty-third Street
Nelson
Vermont Street
Epworth Leagues
Christian Endeavor Societies
Benwood « Epworth League
Turre
W. H. Pholey
Steubenville
Jupiter
Lauren Kerr
South Chapline Street
I T
Walter Prier
Anderson Smith
S. Whetzel
Edward Beecher
Wellsburg
Twe
Maggie Nelson
King’s Daughters of
St. Luke's Church
Charles Kirwin
West Virginia Tobacco Company
Axuwarx
Pewsky
James L. Hoventents
Chicago
Orien Brotherhood of
St. Andrew
St. Matthew's Church
Presbyterian Church
Tex
Chapline
Twenty-ninth Streets
Wilbur Jacobs
D. M
Koff Street
Jaimee
Aedions
Kentucky
Bel Root
Ada
Local items mix in Wheeling page long list
Various community notes from Wheeling describe a sad death at Martin's Ferry, a gas main project on South Chapline street, and a new bridge timbering. Other items include arrests for drunkenness, a Smith & Wesson revolver found, a missing child, plans for church offerings, and upcoming events at Y M C A and St Matthew's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pithity
Joe Belmont
Top Mills
Pester Avernen
Panzer
Will Nesbitt
Triadelphis
Jacob
Howard E. Brer
Martin's Ferry
Chapline Street
Caldwell
Roy
Max Bachenheimer
Smith & Wesson
Main and
Twelfth Streets
W. D. Crow
Agnes
Littleton
Agnes Marge
North Main Street
Herman Zwicker
Herman
Cincinnati
Geo. Roberts
Fostoria
Miss Bero
la Belle Street
Thirty-third Street
Klieves, Kraft & Co
W. H. Kneves
Clerk Hook
Express Business Surges as Local Firms Expand
The American Express Co reports a surge in last month’s business at the local office with a single day item of 3,000. Marriage licenses issued include George Carroll and Hannah Swevers, Vincent Roder and May Kalp. A boy, Albert Lyvis, was badly scalded at McMechen's factory and burned water and tomatoes. he recovered at home. The city electric line work advances as poles rise and insulators arrive. Bennett-Peck chosen for heating and ventilating the new State Normal School building amid sharp competition. Cathedral Mission opens with daily exercises and the 10:30 Mass. Police Chief Deibrugge issues a sweeping order to curb uniformed visits to saloons or houses of ill fame. The Island horse car line to Bridgeport may stay, with a rapid transit plan proposed if needed. Baseball notes, Terminal Railway work, and natural gas contracts involving Bridgeport are also covered, with local resignations and honors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lyvis
McMechen
Easting
Eleventh Street
Antique Oak Cheval Mirror and Dressers Sold Here
Sixteenth Century finish furniture and cheval mirror designs are offered with beveled mirrors. Prices range from thirty to thirty six dollars for individual pieces, with fifteen more substantial suit designs available at thirty two dollars. Purchases may be made on instalments.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. Emsheimer
Geo. J. Caddle
Market Street
Over Dollar Sayings Bank
L.s.good
Main St
LEA
Prat
Pettemian
Alexander & Co
Wheeling Register
Watervaray
Vur
West Virginia
Weeter
Abe
Pere Rau
Estesordinsry loJimevis
Stone
Thomas
Ladive
Martis
Ecko
Curteimas
Jake W
Mugga Land
Barn Tan
Peormant
L Mintsinane Gywie
G. Emibelmer
Healpstate
Lee Baller
Sloan
Louis Sufel
Torgan
Circuit Court
Charles H. Moore
Patrick D. Carrall
Oa Te Quash Ee
Ener ‘Ettan Company
Apeerliog Bieet
Grewnville Woolen Mills
Standard Insurance
Geo
Davis
Mu. F. Wood
Plato
Dodur Savin
Bank
Elijah Murbiss
Dalat
Pope
Cane
Wheeling Bddzea Terminal Railway Company
Isaish Warren
Hook
W. H L. Caldwell
Shaeeley Ste
Dr. A. S. Todd
Skelp
Yemartay
Pittsburg
Laughlin
Existance
Heary Jacobs
Mowgs’ Landing Co
Grant Opers
Pocaday
Shei
Lash
Sap
Grand Oper House
Pittsburgh
Baltimore & Ohio Company
Wheeling
Fou
Henry
Lou Swabackes
Criminal’s Row
Panaltie
Pas
Shaoder
Fighs
Rowe
Misolaoeces
American Suit Club People
Supreme Art
Eighth Ward
Bishop
Red. Bishop
Albert Spiedel
Ford
John Hutch
Richard Beecker
Bellaire
McCullough
Huch
Schroder
Frank Schroder
John Ebwert
Frank Darby
Frank Long
Henry Butter
John Cooper
Ed, Pennington
Whitzel
Hill
John Bucher
Acai
Walker Pryer
John Reed
John Love
Powlky
Gaus
Bartley Campbell
Philadelphia
Quaker City
H. C. Kennedy
Lisa
Milton Barlow
Job
Baltimore and Ohio Garvest Brcarston
West
Baltimore & Ohio
Buckhannon
Upshur County
W. Ve
Gcober
Oame
Sea
Heean Er Uitmonerate
Muggs Jing
L. &. Goon
American Express
George Carroll
Pleasants County
Hannah C. Swevers
Vincent Roder
Germany
May Kalp
City Light
City Electric
Beng
Rocks
Bledo
Albert Capps
George Peck
Bennett-Peck
Fairmont
State Normal School
Pather Gleeson
S. J
Father Wallace
Father Youman
S.J
Deibrugge
Bridgeport
Wheeling Creek
Bridgeport Argua
Athletics
Benwood
Shamrocks
Kennedy
Blake
Piedmont
Lonsvoning Stars
Ere
Smith
eLaughlin
Bust
Pollock
Stars
Pied_ mont
Eoff Street
Nineteenth
Wood Streets
Market and
Eighteenth Street
Wheeling Gas Company
Consumers and Gas Company
Bridgeport Angus
R. W. Baxter
Ohio
Baxter
Newark
Newark Daily American
Harris
G. Martin
Knights ‘Templar
Lave Mirs
B. E. Phillips
Brain
H. J. Mesnet
Atlantic Tea Co
Atlantic Tea Company
Pan Lag
Bedford
Reger, Warrick & Co
Main Street
Ents
Wheeling Instalment CO
Jos. H. McArdle
Mersdel
G. Mendel & CO
Copyrigny JG
House & Herrmann
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