Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-28
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly ana
PithIy Told.
Corxcr1 meets this evening in regular
session.
Two deed Of trust was left for record at
Clerk Hooks office, yesterday.
E.DAuB, of Fulton, gave turtle lunch
con to his friends, Saturday night.
THE German Society, of Ktnaville, viii
give grand ball at Maennerchor Hall,
Martins Ferry, Friday, October 81.
TnE Board of County Commissioners
will meet in special session today TO pass
the ordinance changing the district lines.
THOMAS H. LEWIS was yesterday APP
poiuted guardian for Algernon Norris,
orphan of A. j. Norris. Bond, 800; Thorn
ton Yates surety.
REV. FATHER LEO EGGER, o. NJ. Cap,
was yesterday authorized solemnize the
rite of marriage; bond Sl,5OO; Valentine
Bellinger surety.
WM. UTrERMILLR, mailer at the Ben
wood mill, had his arm badly spralned
while wrestling Sunday afternoon. Dr.
Pipes attended him.
The Pendleton-Hubbard voting contest
at the store Of the Wheeling lnstallment
Company is attracting wide attention.
Everyone is entitled to vote.
CHAs. Bowers had the second finger Of
his right hand badly mashed, by being
caught in the door of the new safe OF the
South Side Bank, last Saturday afternoon.
ELECTRIC motor 30" on the up trip, at
| 80 o'clock yesterday afternoon, collided
with a coal car at Twenty-sixth street, do
ing little damage, except small hole in
the end of the motor.
Mr.. ZACH. FoGEL, Of Pittsburg, made an
earnest and acceptable address TO good
audience at Evangelistic Hall, last even
ing. This evening Mr.. Will Nesbitt con-
ducts a service of Praise Song and Reci-
tation.
Is the Circuit Court, yesterday, an in
junction was issued, in the interests Of
James Steadman, enjoining Bridget Daugh-
erty and Thomas, her husband, from erect
ing building. in the manner proposed, on
lot No. 30 in East Wheeling
4 LITTLE six-year-old boy named Kelly
strayed away from the home ofhiS parents,
in Alley +, south of Twenty-fourth street,
yesterday The police were notified, and
the boy was found near the Eighth ward
engine house and returned home.
WHILE delivering bread to his custom
erS Mr.. Albert Nolte, the South Side
Baker. stepped off his wagon TO see
friend at Forty-third street, and his morse
started at "A rapid gait up Jacob street, only
stopping when il reached the stable.
ELLA MILLER was arraigned before JUS
tice Ankle. Yesterday, on a charge Of keep
inc a house of i'll fame. the warrant being
sworn out by a woman whose husband has
been freQuenting the house. The defend
ant waived an examination and gave bond
to answer before the grand jury.
\ MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
10 John w. Averett, a native OF North Car
DINA, now Of Cumberland, Md, aged 20,
and Sarah d. Roemer, native Of Wheel
ing aged %; also 10 Basilins l.. Marguart,
a native of Germany, aged "A, and Eva
Schell, native of Germany, aged %
Mr.. JOHN PORTER, of New Cumberland,
furnished, on Saturday last, all the bricks
contracted for during the seasOn-about
$4,000 If the weather had been fine Sew
enteenth street would have been paved
this week Five days of good weather
will complete the Job. Contractor Lemons
contract with the city expires next Friday.
ALL the workmen employed in the burned
department Of the Hobbs Glass Co will be
employed in tearing down the walls and re
moving the rubbish. Foreman Reitz, OF
the hook and ladder company, had his hand
badly burned at the fire. The members OF
the Fine Department were treated TO
splendid supper after the fire at the saloon
of Geo. Butler.
ABOUT half-past two o'clock yesterday
afternoon a horse attached to a wagon, the
rig being owned by Edward Wagner, took
fright at an Elm Grove motor, on Sixteenth
street and ran east 10 Young's drugstore
corner, where the animal banged the wagon
against the curb, wrecking il, and some
what damaging the horse, which got its legs
down the sewer opening.
CHARLEY WALTON, the conductor of the
freight train which collided with passen
ger in tunnel near Somerset, Ky, with
such horrible results few nights ago, is
well known among railroad people here,
having learned the business on the Ohio
River road His friends here are very sor-
ry for him, and hope he may get clear OF
the charge Of manslaughter, for which the
managers Of the road say ne shall be pros
ecuted.
THAT tired feeling is entirely over
come by Hoods SarSaparilla, which
creates an appetite, rouSeS the liver,
cures headacne, and gives renewed