Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-07
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briehy anu
Pithily Told.
THE police made but one arrest last night
"a drunk.
Four deeds of trust were left Tor record III
Clerk Hooks Office Yesterday.
ABorr one hundred boys armed with tin
horns paraded the streets last night ior
about two hours.
II Clay district two letter carriers were
employed, one as clerk and the other as
hustler among the colored voters.
MIRA. C. FISHER has closed contract
with p. Altmeyer for a two-story frame
store room and dwelling, in Benwood.
Mrs. JoHN PORTER, of Martins Ferry,
mother of Postmaster Nj. &. Nichols, dled
last night M ten o'clock, aged eighty-two
years.
Iot,>, ISoru is IN he congratulated upon
his success in Washington. He had Il haru
fight and TO contend against many compl-
cations.
THE John Flanagan appearing in Police
Court Wednesday morning is not the gen
tleman of that name residing IN East
Wheeling.
REMIND your friends abroad that west
Virginia is still Democratic by sending
them Thursdays REGISTER with the Big
Rooster. now on sale at the Counting
Room.
MIR. CHARLES SCHNEIDER, formerly time
keeper at the Riverside Tube Works in
Benwood, died of consumption, at his resi-
dence on Twenty-eighth street, yesterday
morning.
THURSDAYS REGISTER, with the big
Democratic Roostr, put up in wrappers, is
now on sale at the REGISTERS Counting
Rooms. 1t is good paper TO send to your
| friends abroad.
OUR thirty-five hundred extra copies OF
Wednesdays and nearly twenty-five hun
bred extra copies Of Thurday's REGISTER
were disposed Of TO the enthusiastic Demo
cracy of Wheeling and vicinity in the two
days.
THIS afternoon at two o'clock parade OF
the I.insly Institute Cadets will take place
after which there will be a dress parade on
Eoff street. between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets. The Trustees OF the lnsti-
tute will also formally accept the new ar
mory building.
THERE were many inquiries Yesterday as
to the condition of young Charles .Arnett.
He was not much improved yesterday.
being conscious only at intervals. Inc
physicians are still in doubt as TO the exact
| extent OF the INJURY received, anu S"LHou
say whether or not it will prove fatal
ONE of the Republican candidates who
pulled out of the wreck in Pennsylvania,
was Mr. John X. Matinee, who was elect
ed TO the Legislature from Crawford
county. Mr. Matinee will be remembered
in Wheeling as one of the clerks of the Me
Lure House under Mr.. +. X. Warmers
management.
Tue funeral of Michael j. Finley was
held Yesterday morning at ten o'clock, at
the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
The Hobbs Glass Works were shut down,
and Union No. of the American Flints at
tended in body. Interment followed at
Mt Calvary cemetery. There was large
gathering Of friends and relative showing
the high esteem in which the deceased was
nviu.
THE htellgencer's charge that the victory
for Mr.. Halls opponent for the Board of
| Commissioners, in Clay, was something
out of the ordinary, because of the activ-
ity of the other side, is only made to cover
up the tracks of the side itrepresents The
work done by the Republicans in that dis
trict was remarkable, in view of the small
matter at stake.