Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-19
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly al
PithfIv Told.

Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
PithiIy Told.
CHRIS CLINE was arrested last night, for
his old failing.
THE old buildings on the Jail site have
about disappeared.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
THERE was lively little runaway on
Main street near Fourteenth, yesterday
morning.
FoRr HENRY CoUNCIL. National Union,
is called 10 meet this evening TO take acton
on the death of the late \. c. Egerter.
4 BILL has passed the Ohio Legislature,
allowing East Liverpool the privilege OF
issuing $4,000 Of improvement bonds.
EN-. McMANAwAY, of house Of i'll fame
notoriety, has skipped out of town. Her
house was one of those ordered closed by
the police.
THE work of tearing up the pipe line
from Toronto 10 the 20. W wells, on the
West Virginia side Of the river, has been
completed.
The Rt. Rev Boyd Vincent. Bishop Of
Southern Ohio will preach in St Luke's
church. on the Island, on Sunday evening,
al 30 o'clock.
THE drillers who are searching for solid
foundation at the east end OF ONO street,
have penetrated the sand and gravel for a
distance of forty feet
THE members Of Central and Wheeling
/ Castles. X. G. f. are called to meet sun
day at half-past twelve, 10 attend the
I funeral Of the late Philip Weichsel.
The Secretary Of State has chartered the
/ Southern Oil Company, with headquarters
at Parkersburg. The capital stock IS 81
/ 900, held by Philadelphia and Baltimore
parties
/ THERE is a good deal of complaint among
/ horsemcn about South Side boys throwing
stones. sticks. and other articles at horses.
/ Ii is said several otherwise quiet horses
have been spoiled by mischievous urchins.
/ A WARRANT was issued yesterday for
[ Dan Richie for spilling the contents of a
night soil cart on the street and against
/ William PeytOn, for a violation Of the gar
bage ordinance DR.. Garrison was the
complainant
THE ball given by the Stove Filters
Federal Union at WestwoOd's Hall last
evening was a great success \ large
crowd was present and pleasant time was
spent by all. The Opera House Orchestra
made the music.
/ LAsrnight the pupils Of Richie annex
gave a delightful entertainment to crowd
ell house The little ones rendered their
recitatiOns and songs in the most approved
style. An were well pleased. The teach
ers and pupils were warmly congratulated.
MR. SPnIcG JAcoB had at the Court
House. Yesterday, two old patents for
/ land. one Of them being dated in l114, and
signed by William H. Harrison, Governor
of Virginia. Col. Robert White has a sim
liar patent. about forty years older, signed
by Lord Fairfax.
+ YESTERDAY afternoon as a rag man was
driving along AZ Seventeenth and Chapline
streets, a lot of tough kids in that ncighbOr-
hood began 20 guy him. He jumped or his
wagon and rushed out AFTER the gang when
some of them turned on him and slugged
him beautifully. That gang Of young ducks
is liable TO get into serious trouble.
PulLlp WEIcH>EL. who died at his resi-
dence on Nineteenth street Thursday eve
ming, was one of the pioneer Germans of
/ this city. Hewas born in Hesse Damstadt,
Germany. and came % America in 1888,
and has been in Wheeling ever since. 4
wife. four sons and one daughter survive
him He was member of the Knights of
the Golden Eagle and other lodges. the
members of which are invited 10 attend his
funeral.
AT TUE closing session or the woman
Foreign Missionary Society OF the Wash
iueton Prcsbytery, Thursday, the President
stated that there are thirty-eight churches
IN the Washington Presbytery. The Pres
byterial Society consists of thirty-eight
auxiliaries and forty-four bands with 2,Sl5
members The amount contributed was
s. OS3. 50. being "a decrease Of $50 over last
wear. The minutes of the meeting read by
the Secretary Mrs. Storer. were accepted.
Mrs. DR.. Cunningham was elected dele
gate TO the annual meeting Of the Parent
Society % be held in Washington, ID. C.,
this month.