Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-11
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly an'
Filthy Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briehy anu
Filthy Told.
CorycIL meets this evening in regular
session.
Tur LaBelle factory resumed operations
again Yesterday afternoon.
ONE deed of trust were left for record
at Clerk Hooks office Yesterday.
THE new Disciples Church at Proctor,
Wetzel county, will be dedicated on the
| 10th inst, at 1890 a. nj.
TuF Wheeling steel plant, at Benwood
was of Yesterday, on account OF lack OF
coal, but went on again at midnight.
LIZZIE SHAU got full, at the "shot tower"
Yesterday evening" and became so disorder
/ iy that she had TO be arrested by ohicer
Carney.
TIE work of laying stone for the founda-
ton of the new jail was commenced yester-
day. Some very heavy stone are oeihg
put in.
The supposed case of scarlet fever at MI.
de Chantel is case of tonsilletis, ana the
patient will be able to attend her classes
to-day.
ALL who intend going TO Columbus TO
/ the big Thurman banquet will meet NJ tne
Young Mems Democratic club room THIS
evening.
SQUIRE MANIoN tried case between
two Russians employed by Paige, Carey "
Co, yesterday, and it required the services
of two interpreters 10 secure the evidence
ONE OF the engines at the lower Riverside
plant blew out cylinder head Sunday
night The accident did not cause step,
page, as the remaining engines furnsshed
the power.
THE people living on the west side OF
Main street, between South street and the
creek, are complaining greatly OF lack oil
water, and ask the Water Board to give
| them relief.
THE large cog wheel and center that
drives the pump on the south engine at the
| Water Works pumping station broke yes
terday morning. \. j. Sweeney " Don are
repairing the same.
THE report that Miss Maggie, daughter
OF Mr.. Joseph Doyle, is i'll is unfounded
The Young lady was suffering with a
| slight cold but is now attending herclasses
AT NJ; dc Chantel as usual.
THERE were only two cases in Police
Court Yesterday morning. John Lilies, OF
Pittsburg, for disorderly conduct, got -
and costs The other case was a sunday
drunk and also got 5and costs
WM. SMITH, who lives on So nth Wood
street. was struck on the head by hook at
the rolls. AZ the Lower Riverside plate mill
last week, cutting deep gash. lie VIII
not be able to work for several days.
A NEW manager has arrived in the city to
take sharge of the Union News Companys
agency in the person of J. T. Clarity He
| is genial and accommodating gentleman,
and comes to the new position with the
highest recommendations.
ALL members of the Kenna Club arc re
quested to meet at their club room this
evening TO make arrangements to particl-
pate in the Benwood demonstration We'd
nesday evening. All young Democrats are
cordially invited TO attend.
ENGINEER john CUNiMINs had his hand
and wrist badly hurt by striking the iron
work Of the b. Il o. bridge above Mounds
vile, yesterday afternoon. He reached for
his cap which few OF while he was leaning
out of the cab.
WE were slightly in error us TO the
maiden name of Miss Agnes lierndon, who
eloped with her leading man, f.. G. King,
/ at Columbus, Saturday Her name was
Matte Frazier, and her mother was
Herndon One of her sisters married
George Edmunds, of Halifax, Va.
THE business that the c. & p Railroad
1 is receiving from Wheeling by the way OF
the Terminal Railway is steadily on the
increasd. The business at present keeps
the Office force at Martins Ferry busy al
most day and night, and if il continues in
this way they will have to add more clerks.
YESTERDAY morning VIM. Burdetts was
the victim of painful accident, while
working on the new Main street stone
bridge He was working with block and
tackle and 20. the middle finger Of his
right hand caught between the pulley and
iron rope. The finger was pulled ont by
the teudons and left hanging.
THE c. II p. put the fence up on the
disputed claim at Barney Mclntee's at
Martins Ferry, yesterday, Barney having
had to give 500 bond TO keep the peace.
There was no interference and Barney was
practically fenced in, and no doubt will re-
main so until il is decided in court at st.
Clairsville on the 9th OF next month.
A SPECIAL meeting was held at Evan
gelistic Hall last evening for Christian
workers, and an organization was perfected
for pushing on the good work Tor the iall
and winter Tonight Mr.. Il. II. Parker, |
uiucu by MIR. II. nasiey, ruv popular cor
netist. will conduct IA union praise and song /
service. and Mr.. Sawyer will give short
talk. Admission free aud no collection.
AT East Liverpool, according to a dis
patch from there, all the potteries are
changing or have changed their bisque
kilns by taking out the gas fixtures for
coal appliances. There is a strong prob
ability that the potteries will be obliged to
make the change also in the gloss kilns on |
account of the scarcity and high price OF
gas The Goodwins have already made
their changes and are using nothing but
coal
YoUXG mems meetings are held every |
night this week at the Y. NJ. Z. \. build |
ing. Last night Rev. G. Nj. Afford led the
meeting, and Mr.. c. S. Morrison had charge
of the singing. 4 dozen young men par
ticipated in the exercises, which were |
sprightly and interesting. The meeting |
will be held at 1:45 o'clock TO night, and |
Rev. Mr.. Afford will again be the leader
All men are given hearty invitation to