Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-30
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

! TWO Deus OF trust were AC4l lot iCNoto
at Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday.
JosErH FoosE is q candidate for Coun-
Gil on the Democratic ticket, IL the Third
ward.
JULIA Frank and Maggie Kayse were
arrested last night for being drunk On the
streets.
THERE was but one case in Police Court
Yesterday drunk. He went up for fi-
tsen dsys.
MISSES JOSIE McCABE and Lydia Irwin
reopen their dancing school on the evening
of Tuesday, January q.
SOME one stole an overcoat, belonging 10
! Rev Dornblazer, from the English Luth-
eran Church, Sunday evening.
\ SPECIAL meeting of Council has been
called for this evening. 10 approve the bond
of Chief of the Fire Department Healy.
\ WATCH meeting will be held New
Years Eve at Fourth Street NJ. +. Church,
! from o'clock until u. Presiding Elder
Jones will preach.
/ CONSTABLE ORR, who came down from
Little Washington Sunday night after
| Hayze, the colored burglar, departed yester-
day with his prisoner.
TnE Mercantile Club are making active
preparations for their ball New Years
evening. 1t promises to be one Of the most
enjoyable Of the season.
MICHAEL Dom, Of Bellaire, and Miss
/ Barbara Conroy, Of this city, were called
out in the Catholic Church AZ Bellaire. for
the first time yesterday.
TrrgE was a slight fire at the residence
Of Mr George = Feeney, on Chapline
street. Sunday. The Hope men put i out
with Babcock eXtinguisher.
MARGARET \. HUI was yesterday APP
pointed EXecutrix Of the will of George
Hill. deceased. Bond, 80, 00G; no security
required by the terms OF the will.
OWING to the recent storm the New
Years reception TO have been given by
Mrs. Capt. NJ T. Carr aud other ladies, Of
Pleasant Valley. has been postponed 20 an
otherdate.
Mrs. j. kNoN Polk. colored, went before
Justice Ankle Yesterday and swore out a
warrant for Elias Conner, on the charge OF
hitting her with a SNOWFALL The case
was dismissed.
TmE Magnolia Social will give ball AT
the South Side Turner Hall New Years
evening Music by kramer's orchestra
The boys have worked very hard TO make
the affair q success.
TUE Sheriff to-day sold to John Frew, Of
Wheeling, lots Nos. 40 and Al. on Sixth
street. in the case OF Laura Mckay vs..
John trew. the consideration being $3.50.
-SteUbonriile Gdzette.
SHERIFF STEENRoD returned from Penn
Svlvania. Yesterday. where he went with
Chief Delbrugge. SATURDAY., after J. IL.
I Westbrook. the forger. The Sheriff was
unsuccessful in his efforts to get his man,
but thinks he will be captured in few
days
/ Mrs CATH,RIVE FRIrz. mother of County
Commissioner Fritz. died suddenly N the
/ family residence on Eighteenth street. sun
day morning. Coroner Schultze made an
examination. and concluded that death was
due to natural causes. Deceased was s.
years Of age.
The police found a white setter dog. evil
dently lost, at the City Hall, last evening.
and are holding the animal awaiting an
owner Officer Conrad found a setter dog
belonging TO r. j. Mendle. on Market
street. aud took the animal to the City
Hall. where Mir. Mendle found him.
/ FAY TENrLEroN was born on Christmas
and last Thursday celebrated her 9th
birthday. She is the daughter OF John
Templeton and Alice Vane. both of whom
] =
/ Co. Alice Nane was then not over ~ years
old, and was doing small parts in the roper
tory.
y. HAYDEN. of CANDLES. Pa, writes in
search of information concerning the heirs
OF Rev Salathiel futon, of the NJ +.
Church, who died in WestmOreland. c0un-
| ". Pa, over fifty years ago. He left eight
children. six girls aud two boys. One %
the daughters is supposed TO have married
William Thatchel, Il miller, who lived near
Wheeling.
! Is commenting on the arrest Of Charles
| Hayze by the police OF this city, on tele-
gram from Little Washington, the RcpO'ter,
OF that city, said: The Wheeling police
have always proved themselves very chi
Client IN matters put In their hands by the
Washington authorities. as thew Invariably
get the right man. Few cities have bet
/ ter police service
| JoHN SnIA. Il driver for Schlnulbach'S
/ Brewery, met with Il painful accident Sat
urday night. i'm the Eighth ward In some
manner lac fell beneath the wagon, and the
horses started, both wheels passing over
/ his legs above the knees. cutting the flesh
| IN a horrible manner. He was picked up
aud taken to his home, where physician
dressed the wounds.
! WoRp has been received in this city that
Mr.. Samuel j. Bushiicld. formerly of
Wheeling, but for fifteen years past resi-
dent OF Denver, had died in that city. He
leaves a widow, daughter of the late
Judge Thompson. who was with him when
he died Mrs George X. McMechen and
Mrs. Mary Good are relatives of the de-
ceased, who has many friends here
Tnr Y. NJ. c. \. will keep open house
New Years day, commencing at p. m.
\ number Of ladies will help receive, and
will serve coffee and lunch. y gymnastic
exhibition will be given at4 o'clock. At
O'Clock in the evening musical and liter
AIRY programme will be rendered. Among
those who will assist are Prof. Engcl. who
will play a piano solo, and Prof. Wiley,
OF Bethany College.
THE Bachelor Club had fun on runners
last night 4 large number OF the men,
bers, with fair ones right on the same
seat, and all the other CHEEKY accompani
ments. went on sleigh ride, part out TO
| Stamms hospiuble roof, and part TO Trl-
adelpha They kept the atmosphere ruff
lied with merrmcnt during the entire
route. Upon their return they all revelled
in stews and steaks ut Nanheuron's.
PEor JONI MULLEN's second dancing
term for ladies aud gentlemen will
commence Tuesday. January q,
from $50 to 10 o'clock +.
m. The school will continue Tuesday and
/ Thursday of each week. For misses and
masters on Wednesday afternoon January
:, from to5 p IN. Ladies living outside
of the city and those who do not care to
come in the evening can enter this class.