Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-05
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly anu
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SEVERAL yags were run in by the police
last night.
DRIVER Fred Theirs has resigned from
the Atlantic engine company.
ONE deed of trust were left for record
at Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
The w. C. T. u. will hold q meeting at
the Y. NJ. c. A. building this afternoon al
o'clock.
THE second grand ball will be given by
Turner Hall.
THE will of William Hamm, deceased,
was admitted TO probate and ordered to be
recorded, yesterday.
HARRY GARTLEY had a toe on his left foot
badly mashed at the LaBelle mill. Wednes-
day afternoon, caused by a nail keg falling
on it.
JACOB KINDELBERGER was yesterday
appointed guardian Of Mary Belle Prince,
orphan of Mary Prince. Bond, 300; John
G.. Haberfeld, surety.
A MARRIAGE license was granted yester-
day to Mack +. Duvall, n native of Ohio
county, aged "a, and Dora Talbert, native
of Brooke county, aged IS
EDWARD w. SCHUYLER has purchased
from Isiah Warren and wife the property
on the corner of alley IL, fronting % feet
) inches on Main street, for $500.
A COUNTY constable named McMasters,
from up in Ohio, was at police headquar-
tiers yesterday, looking for two stolen
horses. He did not find them, and left for
home.
c. ED ScHENERLEIN and G.. VIM. Schen-
erlein have formed co-partnership in the
tin and hardware business. The business
on the Island has heretofore been conduct
ed by Ed Schenerlein alone.
SEVERAL horses slipped and fell on
Twenty-fourth street yesterday. The
grade between Chapline and Market
streets was very slippery and the young
sters were using it for sled track.
NEARLY half the vote on the woman ques-
ton in the Methodist Church in the
United States is now in The returns now
are: For woman, 1881; against, PSI.
The Germans strongly oppose the PROPOSE
ton.
LAURA SHELLS house of i'll fame was
pulled last night by Lieutenant F'rohme
and Officers Buck and Carney, on a war
rant sworn out by Mrs. Hermann. The
madame, four girls and one man were
caught.
THERE will be sale of forty choice
building lots at McMechen, below Ben
wood, at l o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Messrs. Parker and Prayer, of this city,
are the agents. The sale promises TO be
well attended.
Is Police Court, yesterday morning,
John Shefiin and John Sutton, for smuggling
George Burrows, got - and costs each;
+. b. Rhinehard, Geo. w. Marshall and
C,-r,c ptfanauar fOl. dicOrdar. were each
fined 81 and costs.
THE Council Committee on Rail
roads is called TO meet this afternoon at two
o'clock, for the purpose of considering the
matters referred TO it at the last session Of
Council, these including the Wheeling
Bridge and Terminal Railroad Company
extension.
YESTERDAY morning about eleven o'clock,
while Hughey Harrison was driving a
wagon along North Main street, boy
astride sled, came boiling down Eighth
street and ran right under the horses.
Hughey, who is a very careful driver, was
able TO jump his horse over the little fel-
low, and he escaped injury.
john SHEFLIN and James Sutton were
arraigned before Justice Davis, yesterday
afternoon, on charge of attempting high
way robbery on the person of Henry Bar
rows, of Fairview, Marion county, as mar
rated in Yesterdays paper. The defend
ants were held to Court, and were commit
ted in default of $500 bail, for the grand
jury.
on the 10th of this month there will be
wedding at Madison, Nebraska, in which
the contracting parties will be Mr.. j. 5.
Robinson, an old Wheeling boy, and Miss
Kate Bohannon. Mr. Robinson formerly
studied law here with Hon. John o. Pen
dleton, and was for some time prominent
member of the old Bryant Literary Society.
of the First ward. His many friends here
send congratulations.
THE Victor Elevator and Mills Company
has been Incorporated for the purpose of
buying, handling, storing and selling grain,
flour, feed, hops, hominy, meal and all
other products that may be manufactured
from grain of all kinds, manufacturing
such products and doing general milling,
manufacturing and merchandising bust
ness. The office is to be kept at Morgan
town. Capital stock $500.
The Womens Christian Temperance
Union conducted a very successful meeting
nj Evangelistic Hall last evening. Mrs.
Jones, wife Of the Presiding Elder OF the
NJ. f. Church, presided. A quartette of
young ladies contributed to the entertain
ment OF those present. Mrs. Lyncn gave
very delightful reading Rev. DR.. d. A.
Cunningham gave practical address,
which made deep impression.
PRoP. ENGLE's piano recital takes place
this evening at Germania Hall, and a well
selected programme of unusual interest
will be rendered. Many difficult and
pleasing numbers are 10 be executed, and
all music loving people who attend have a
treat in store The recital is not given
for the benefit of any person. the object
being TO accumulate a fund for perma-
nent musical organization in this city.
The bazaar and supper given by the
ladies of the NJ. +. Church, on the Isl
land. last night. was IA social and iinan-
cial success, quite handsome sum being
realized An appetizing supper was
served from five to eight, which was
well patrOnized. Several booths, hastily
decorated, and laden with a supply of
refreshments and fancy articles, were in
charge of the ladies, and the sales were
brisk. The affair was most enjoyable
one.