Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest briefly ana
Pithiiy Told.

Minor Matters of Interest briefly ana
Pithiiy Told.
A TELEPHONE has been put in the South
Side Bank
THE Republicans hold forth at the opera
House this evening.
TIE repairs tc the Market street oridge
have been completed.
ONE deed of trust was left for record al
Clerk Hooks Office Yesterday.
THERE was an interesting meeting at
Evangelistic Hall, last evening.
Ike ANDERSON was arrested By Officer
Scallv. last night, for disorderly conduct.
THE Y. NJ. c. A. building has been reno
waited and repaired throughout and the
hall handsomely frescoed.
THE last will and testament of c. f.
Knabe was admitted to probate yesterday
and ordered to be recorded.
IT was Martin Thornton VINO furnished
the refreshments at the dance OF the Bach
elor Club Thursday night.
A FoUR-Foor AND HALF blac., snake was
killed on the Island Wednesday, at the cor
ner of Ohio and South Penn streets.
The Rinehart Sisters Opera Company
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at the Grand on Monday evening next.
MEssRs. LEUBRIE AND ERTLE, the stan
correspondents OF Frank Lesiic'S Illustrated
Newspaper, are writing up Parkersburg.
THE John O'Brien who was fined in
Police Court, Thursday morning, is not
JJ.O'Brien, the electric motor conductor.
The Finance Committee OF the Board OF
Commissioners met yesterday and went
over the Sheriff's statement, and lew
other matters.
Ir was Lee Wyc0if, son of jackson
Wycoff, and not Cornelius Wycoff's son,
who did the shooting at Benwood, Wednes-
day afternoon.
MARGARET j. NEIDERT was yesterday ap-
pointed guardian for Mary, Bertha, Anna
and Albert Neidert. Bond, 500; Valentine
Bellinger surety.
The roll Of music advertised in last Sun
DAVIS REGISTER as being lost, has been
/ found by the police. and can be had at
headquarters, City Hall.
THE w. & +. c. railroad will run u
special motor after the performance by the
! McCaul Opera Company at the Opera
House next Tuesday evening.
THE opening of the Young Mems Christ
ian Association course of entertainments
will be n brilliant one in every way. The
Held Park Concert Company is the attrao-
ton. and Monday night is the time
FUNERAL services.over the remains OF
the late Mrs. Charles Bliss will take place
at the family residence, in Kirkwood, this
morning at o'clock Friends will leave
Bridgeport on the 1890 c., l.. X w. tram.
THERE were four cases in Police Court,
Yesterday morning. James Jones was fined
s. and costs, but judgment was suspended,
on condition that he leave the city. The
cases against Ida Payton, William Fields,
and Nettie Fields, were dismissed.
SPoRTsMEN should know that they are
liable 10 prosecution for shooting game out
of season The season for quail is from
November lst TO December 10Th, and Tor
pheasants from November lst TO January
list. This law was passed by the last Leg
islature
SOME unknown parties assaulted Albert
Watkins, of No. pos Water street, about
o'clock Thursday evening, IN an alley IN
Centre Wheeling. Mr.. Watkins was
knocked down and his head and face SER
iously cut. The object was doubtless rob
berry, but nothing was obtained.
The services at the Second Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning will be con-
Quoted by Rev. II. II. Fulton, ID. d.. OF
philadelphia, Vice Moderator of the Syn
cd. and in the evening by Rev. G. w. F..
Birch. ID. D.. of New York, brother OF
Prof. J. NJ Birch, OF this city.
GENERAL GREEN B. RAUM Commissioner
of Pensions, accompanied by the Hon. G.
w. Atkinson, visited the Wheeling install
ment Company's shOw-rooms, last evening
The gentlemen complimented the company
very highly on their magnificent store and
their beautiful and perfectly arranged
stock.
HARVEST HONE services will be held at
the Young Mems Christian Association
building at o'clock tomorrow. 1t will be
addressed by prominent delegates to the
Presbyterian Synod. There will also be
attractive music, orchestra and vocal. The
meeting will be held in the Association
Hall. which has just been handsomely fres
coed. All are heartily invited.
Col. ARNErr, representing Geo. Teaterss,
one OF the persons charged with the murd-
err Of Mrs Sanders, arrived In town Fri
day morning TO attend the hearing of his
client before Squire Donehoo at p. IN.
He secured q buggy and drove out Of town.
presumably bound for the scene of the
murder. The place for holding the hear
ing has not been made known. Washing
ton Reporter.
MRs. NELLIE SwEENEY-PALMER has re-
turned to the city, and will resume the
soprano position in the choir of the St
Matthew's Church. Mrs SweeneyPalmer
has been in Philadelphia since August, and
had about closed an engagement with a
church there, when she received an offer
from st. Matthew's Church, which she felt
she could not refuse. While in Philadel-
phia she received the endorsement OF Phila-
delphia'S leading musicians and sang many
times there.
THAT tired feeling is entirely over
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