Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-10
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithilY Told.

SMALL IALh.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly an
Pithily Told.
VALUABLE horse beloninging to Schenl
& Sons died of collie, last night.
THREE deeds Of trust were admitted I
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
OFFICER DoNNELLEY arrested Joe Sween
ey, last evening" on an old charge.
The Daughters of Liberty will give
ball at Westwood's Hall this evening.
JUSTICE DAVIS Yesterday sent Alic,
Leverage to jail for ten days for drunken
ness.
THE police had made three arrests up t
two o'clock this morning-two disorderlIe
and vag.
CHARLES II. TANEY was yesterday ap
pointed attorney for the Owls Head vi
Company.
THE Pink Carriers would like to play th'
Tightropes Sunday, October y, on th'
Pink Carriers ground.
Is Part One of the Circuit Court, yester
dav, Jacob Lasch, IA native Of Germany
was admitted TO citizenship.
JONI NORTON was arraigned before Jus
tice Giuespy last evening on a charge o.
profane swearing. II was dismissed.
WIN. McLAUGHLIN has bought out NatC
Feil's interest in the Base Ball Association
He will play several good clubs here.
DR.. Il. s. PARKER was released from
Jail, Yesterday, after serving out iive
months term for selling adulterated food
W.M. DUNLAP Yesterday qualified us ad
8 H. 8
ard, deceased. Bond $500; w. j. w. Cow
den, surety.
Mrs MINKsMEYER was arraigned before
Justice Rodgers, yesterday morning, ON q
charge of profane swearing, and was fined
one dollar and costs.
CHARLES HIRsCH, for number OF years
past Superintendent of the Elm Grove
railroad, has rendered his resignation.
Charley was very efficient Official
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
TO Joseph Mccullough, native of Camp
bell county, Pa, aged %, and Annie Ack-
ermann, 4 native Of Wheeling, aged 2l.
MIKE HoRAN, of the South Side, who
has been employed as track hand on the b.
x o.. has secured the appointment as
Waterman on the Chapline street crossing.
Is Judge Paull's Court, yesterday morn
ing. Robert Irwin, who was committed re-
Gently on "a charge of cutting George Null
doom. was released on 500 bail, on his own
recognizance.
An Italian named Fluence yesterday
went before Justice Davis and swore cut u
warrant for Frank Pattici, also an Italian,
charging him with stealing Il lot of cloth
ing from him. Pattici was arrested.
The jefferson Nail Company, at Steu-
benville, is running full, all the machines
in the brick factory being on day turn, and
il is likely that the machines will be put on
night turn also TO supply the increased
orders.
A TELEGRAM from Weston, received
Wednesday evening, stated that Harry G.
Caldwell had suffered stroke OF paralysis,
and was in precarious condition, at the
ASYLUM Mr.. \. b. Caldwell, accompanied
by DR.. c. Hupp, at once went out
\ NUMBER of the county farmers lcom-
planned recently of the ravages of dogs
among their sheep. Wednesday night the
fine flock of Robert Boner of Short Creek,
was invaded and two valuable rams killed
and three injured. They were valued at
so apiece.
Wool has been selling freely in the neigh
borhood of York the past week, the price
paid being 30 cents, which was exactly the
price paid before the Mckinley Bill passed.
il seems the new Tariff Law raises every
thing except what the farmer has to SELL
StcUbcnriic Gazette.
Mr.. c. f. IRWIN, Secretary Of the La
Belle Iron Company, has resigned his po-
sition. and has been succeeded by Mr.. John
Wright, formerly chief bOOkkceper of the
Company, who is in turn succeeded by Mr..
Walter Beswick Mr.. Irwin will 20 West
and engage in business.
BERNARD BACH was arraigned before
Justice Davis, yesterday afternoon, on two
charges of profauc swearing and assault
aud battery preferred by Mrs. Catherine
Donnelly. He was fined one dollar anC
costs on tie charge of swearing, and The
other charge was dismissed.
IL the matter of new members in thu
Mutual Savings Bank, thirty-siX persons
named having received affirmation votes Of
the majority of the whole number OF th,
Board of Trustees, an approval OF sucl
election, was certified on the 4th day o
October by Judges PAUL and Campbell
J. +. BLACK, drummer for the Schmidt
liquor house Of Pittsburg, showed the boy
ut the Windsor, last night, some brand,
that was made in 1903. Several took
sip of il. Ii was almost strong enough L
lift one off their feet The firm has onl.
two hOgsheads of il. 1t costs 81 gallon
"Give me gill and charge 1t, y said one
the bystanders.
The work at Evangelistic Hall, in charg
! of Mr.. c. w. SAWYER, is steadily growing
/ He will be reinforced Friday evening by
Mr.. w. H. Chapman, with full choi
/ from one of the churches, aided also b.
| the AeOline quartette. Saturday night tn
| ladies give the first of series of coffee ant
| sandwich festivals.
IL Police Court, yesterday morning
lack Brunall was fined - and costs 70
/ lettering in house of i'll fame. San
| Brost. Tim Flanagan, John Shaughnessy
/ Sam Cole, Louis johnson, Tube Burk
| and lobe Miller were the names of , part
| of bows who weae arraigned for annoyin
/ Louis Swartz, the junk dealer. They wer
/ dismissed with reprimand.
/ The Atlantic engine was at work yestel
/ day. for the seventh time in the past 81
weeks, pumping the water out of the celia
| of John Haus' residence at the corner
/ Fortieth and Jacob streets. The cellar
| flooded by water, soaking through from
defective sewer Yesterday the Board c
/ Public works commenced laying the ne'
sewer from Jacob street to the river.
THE Smith well, on the Butcher farm !
| West Virginia, opposite East Liverpool,
I said to be guSher the oil flowing over tn
/ top Of the derrick. Parties who had option
| for leases on lands adjoining have close
/ their contracts, and secured the lease
some 60 acres from VIM. Kinney and ais
some land from the farm OF Jos. Kline,
adjoining, on which they will proceed
run down some three or four wells at one
and test the territory.
/ SAMPLES of DR.. Miles Restorative Ner
/ inc NJ the Logan Drug Co.'S, K. B. Burt
and Bowie Bros, Bridgeport, q. Cure
/ Headache, Nervousness, Sleeplessnes
/ Neuralgia, Fits, etc
And still They Come
For those Sl.5O Children'S School Suit
/ The people know a good thing, an
stay with Us.
NJ. HEYMAN, 100 Main street.
Dress Goods bargains.
Just received:
50 pieces yard wide PlaidS at IL
worth 25c.
40 pieces l =. yards wide Cloth at e5'
I worth soc.