Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ana
Pithlly Told.

FrRsrRNEx are beginning to get their
tackle in shape.
THE Council Committee on Health may
be called for Monday night.
THE Ohio Valley Building Association
announces il is ready to receive appllca-
tons for stock.
Jouv WILSON. who was shot at Elm
Grove a week ago, is making good progress
and will recover.
JOIN HAzLETT was arrested by Oincer
Wilkie. last night, for refusing to move Oh
when requested.
OFFICERS Wilkie and DOnley raided LIZ
zie O'Neal's house Of i'll fame, last mght'
making four arrests.
The Beethoven Singing Society VIII
give a grand excursion on the steamer LID
erty TO Steubenville May llth-
BRIDGET and Ella Ward were arrested
last night bv Officer Wilkie for being on
the streets for improper purposes.
MLv1N GuTMAN yesterday qualified as
executor of the will of Manuel Gutman, de-
ceased. Bond, 100000; no security re-
Quired.
THERE were more drunken men on the
street last night than for long time past;
There were lots Of fights and small slzeu
disturbances.
MARY ANN Malcolm was yesterday ap-
pointed administrative of the estate OF JOSE
phine Malcolm, deceased. Bond, SlOOi Jas.
Rine, surety.
THERE were three tremendously heavy
rains Yesterday, one about seven O'Clock III
the morning. one in the afternoon, and one
in the evening.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
TO w. c. Wiedebusch, native OF Nheel.
inc. aged a. and Anna Tice, native OF
Marietta, aged a.
JOHANNA GREEN was appointed admins
tratrix of the will of Michael Green. de,
ceased Bond. 5000; no security required
by the terms of the will.
mig. Dillon Il Co. s Watch Club draw
ing. April 20, the following were success
full: Club 10, No. Is; club IL, No. .;
club Il, No. I; club ~, No. Is.
The Martins Ferry base ball club was
subjected 10 a thorough drenchlng, yester-
dav afternoon, while on their way 10 the
base ball grounds in wagon
THERE were four cases in Police Court,
Yesterday morning. Jack Brown, Tor car
rviug concealed weapons, got - and costs.
The other offenders were DRINKS.
IL II. f. Hillman x Co. watch club
drawing, last evening: Club l, No. ,; CluO
9. No. Is: Club TO- No. .; Club IL, No. IS
Club y, %; Club II, No. ,: Club 10, No. -.
Arcr1oNEER HERvEY yesterday sold
about five acres of the William Porter
property at Pleasant Valley, 10 Mrs John
Goshorn, for =, sos, at the front door OF the
Court House.
The charter Of the new Star Building
Association has arrived, and the company
expect TO be in position to receive dues IN
about two weeks. Stock can be had Of any
of the incOrpOratOrs
THE new list of telephone subscribers is
now being printed, and all who desire
changes made or who contemplate becom-
ING subscribers. should send in their names
to Manager Wolf at once.
THE l. O. O. F. Lodges made good dis
play, as they marched through town yester-
day afternoon, on their way to Bellaire
The threatening weather kept good many
of the brethren out of the ranks.
FRIENDS Of the late John McSweeney, in
Canton, say since an investigation Of his
affairs it was found he had nearly 81 100000
in securities, including large blocks OF gilt
edged Lake Shore and Western Union.
THE Wheeling Social gave a successful
dance at Germania Hall Friday evening,
which was largely attended Mayors or
chestra made the music and the grand
march. which occurred about 10 o'clock,
was led by Lee Dunning and Henry TEN
pleton
THE Wilbur Opera Company left on a
special train over the Panhandle road at
midnight for Cincinnati, where they per
form this afternoon Same of the boys and
a number of the chorus girls had little fly
before leaving, and there We're some touch
ing farewells before the train started.
THE man who gave his name as VIII
Jones. Wheeling. who was arrested at
West Alexander for stOning b. n .. train
"a few days ago, was taken before Squire
Ripple on Friday. There being no one TO
appear against him he was discharged
Washington Reporter.
A MAN in very drunken condition re
ported 10 Officer Shorts last night that he
had left a Jug and several packages1in a
saloon. along with pocketbook containing
$40. He was too drunk To recall where the
saloon was, and the officer sent him away
with a friend TO sOberup. The man is from
the country.
Miss IRENE HERNANDEZ, with the Jar
beau Company, and who will be remem-
bered as taking the part of Doll in the
Jollity Company, at the Grand Opera
House. last winter. made many friends dur
ing her engagement at the Opera House,
the past two days, dancing into the good
graces of the audience at every perform
ance.
An order of the Kings Sons was organ
lied at the Zane Street NJ. +. Church last
evening. and elected the following officers:
President, Harry +. Rennard; Vice Pres
ident. G. A Burt; Secretary and Treas
urer, VIM H. Bone; Corresponding Sec
rotary. J. T. Jones. after which the meet
ing adjourned until Tuesday evening at
{ 30 sharp, 10 which all young men are in
vited.
Col d. H. KEAGGY the oil man, has got
all his territory leased up in the lower end
of Marshall and will commence operations
i'm that section in about two weeks. Col.
Keaggy's territory is in Franklin District.
about eleven miles below MOundsville. By
those who know, it is said the location is
the best. and it is confidently expected that
the best territory in the State will be de
veloped in this neighborhood. The Colonel
is backed by Wheeling and Chicago capt.
tai.
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