Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-30
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.


THE Twelfth street sewer has been COM
pleted TO Eoff street.
ONE deed of trust was left for record at
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
IL Wheat K Hancher's Watch and Dia-
mOnd Club No. l, yesterday, No. 81 drew.
OrTo II. AUBER has the contract for roof
ing the new building of the Schmulbach
Brewing Company.
IL Part | of the Criminal Court, Judge
Campbell, yesterday, the case of Zane VS..
A verdict was returned for plaintiff for
Si95.
MEMBERS of the Kenna Club are request
ed 10 attend a meeting at their club room
Monday evening Important business will
be before the club.
Two new pages have been appointed in
the Circuit Court. They are William
Ephlin, of the Island, and August Math-
ews, Jr., both bright young men.
IL H. f. Hillman & Co.'s watch club
drawing, last evening, the following num-
bers drew: Club |, No. 30: club II, No
IS; club IA, No. 81 club Is, No. 20.
PAIGE, CAREY x Co. yesterday began ex-
cavating for the south pier of the bridge to
be erected over the creek for the Wheeling
Bridge and Terminal Railway Company.
THERE has been a change made in tine
time table of the W Il l.. G.. railroad,
whereby train now leaves Wheeling at
10 40 p. IN. to accommodate theatre goers.
An engine on the Hempfield division of
the b. Il o. tore up a'pOrtion of the motor
track where it crosses the b. x o. at Mar
ket street, yesterday afternoon, and it took
some time 10 relay it.
Work is being pushed by Contractor
Reilly on the new sewer in Alley Ii, be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
Work will be continued to-day, in order to
get past the gas works.
THE Jr. O. U. A. NJ. are working hard
circulating their petition to Congress, for
the passage of law for the protection of
the American flag, and the petition will
probably be completed early the coming
week.
GEORGE f. TEATERs, of this city, now
held in Jail at Little Washington on a
charge of murder, writes long letter TO
the Journal, of that place, in which he AYERS
that his case is being prejudiced by alleg-
ing his completely in the recent attempts TO
break Jail.
Hon. DARWIN MCCLELLAN, eX-Mayor of
Wellsburg, died suddenly yesterday at
New Cumberland. where he was temper
arily engaged in business. He had been
suffering with rheumatism for some time,
but his death was great shock to his
many friends here.
The repairs to the B. 4 0. bridge over
the creek are being pushed rapidly Two
immense steel girders about six feet
thick have been put across the opening
where the span of the old bridge dropped
out, and will be in position in few days.
These girders are massive affairs, and
seem capable of holding any weight.
BAIRD Bios, of Pittsburg, sub-contrac-
tors for the building of the bridge across
the river above Bridgeport, brought suit
in the Common Pleas Court Monday
against Contractors..Ferr Il Kaufman for
material furnished and labor performed,
amounting TO $21,5SS. IL is probably the
heaviest attachment suit ever brought in
that county. Deputy Sheriff Scott at
tached large amount of lumber and iron
on Tuesday, which was appraised at S24,-
SIS. Caldwell & Caldwell and Geo. Dun
can are attorneys.