Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-07
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ana
Pithily Told.


THERESwill be an important meeting Oh
Typographical Union to-day.
Two deeds of trust were left for record
al Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday.
: No As came out in Wheat x Hancher's
watch club drawing No. l, last night
BAKERS Union No. lO5 will give grand
benefit ball at Germania Hall next Satur-
day evening.
TnE Council Committee on City Prison
was called 10 meet last night, but quorum
was not obtained.
TIE funeral of the late Senator Smith
will take place from the family residence
in New Cumberland to-day.
YESTERDAY Giesey Bros. began the work
of altering Clerk Hooks offices, ut the
Court House, so as to give him more room.
FIR. JASPER has resigned his position as
3. X o. yard master at this place. w. Z;
Calbaugh has been appointed to succeed
him.
JOHN STEWART. bookkeeper for \. j.
Sweeney & Son, had his right hand IN
jured while handling a heavy casting last
Friday.
THERE will be union meeting of the Y.
=. c. f.. societies of this city at the Dis
ciples church on Monday evening, Decem-
Der Sth, at : 80 o'clock.
HARVEY +. Cook has purchased the stock
and fixtures of John Dunlap, and Will here
after carry on general business IN the
manufacture of soft drinks.
THERE were three cases in Police Court
Yesterday morning, none of them worthy
of particular mention. One vag occupied
the attention of the Court last night.
THE explosion of lamp at the residence
Of Henry River, on Thirty-tfth street,
FRIDAY night, caused a small fire, which
was extinguished without calling out the
department.
WILLIAM HoHNE, saloon keeper in the
upper end of BenwOOd. had finger on MS
| left hand badly mashed while tapping a
4 keg of beer, on Friday night. Or b. NJ
Richards dressed the wound.
CHARLES CLARK. the Salvation Army
/ Lieutenant, who was charged with assault
aud battery, several days ago, by Frank
Grubler, before Justice Ankle, was adludg-
ed to pay - and costs by that Official.
! WILLIAM Bronson, brakeman on the
Belmont mill shifting engine. had the mid
die finger of his left hand caught between
( the bumpers of a moving train Friday
afternoon, badly MASKING II. DR.. Bran
non amputated the finger
\ MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
| to Louis Fritz, native of Germany, aged
-, and Annie Wigand, a native of Wheel
| ing. aged 30; also TO Robert StOlz. native
of Germany, aged "a, and Elizabeth
Schmidt, native of Germany, aged -.
An intelligent young Syrian is in the
citv TO sell oriental wares 10 help him TO
attain an education at Princeton College.
He has been given the privilege to display
his goods at the Young Mems Christian
| Association building, where he would be
glad 10 be called on Monday.
Ir appears that the hog cholera, up
the river. mentioned in yesterdays edition,
did not amount 10 much. There was some
cholera in the neighbOrhOOd of the river,
/ but it is about over Commissioner Nc
/ Culloch was up in the infected neighbor-
hood, yesterday, and said a physician was
looking after the disease.
MR. THOMAS G. KENNEDY, one Of the
chief night operators in the main Office OF
the Western Union Company at New DIRK,
died at his home, No. PIG Harrison street,
Brooklyn, u few days ago The direct
cause was apopleXy. superinduced by over
work About twenty years ago Mr.. Ken
nedy was Manager of the Western Union
in this city and was very well known here.
REV. c. w. CUsHING will preach a special
sermon TO Young women this evening,
taking as his model the life of Jeanne
d'Aubert. Queen of Navarro. Rev Hop
/ kins. pastor Of the Disciples church, will
preach this morning on The Devil in Mod
ern Society," Tonight he will give his
opinions on Dancing Rev. Ash, pastor
OF Wesley NJ +. Chapel, will preach IA
special sermon this evening TO Lady Wash
ington Council No. /, Daughters of Liber-
", which order will attend in body.