Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-02
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

THE Committee on Health is called TO
meet this evening.
THREE disorderlies were registered at
police headquarters last evening.
ELEVEN deeds Of trust were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook yesterday
JUNrArA Social will give a grand ball at
Germania Hall Tuesday evening, April sth
THERE are now three base ball exchanges
in Wheeling The thing will likely be
little overdOne this season.
THERE were two cases in Police Court,
Yesterday morning. Nellie White. for re
fusing TO keep of the streets, got so ana
costs
THE police have been unable to get any
trace of Thomas. the cOlOred man who cut
O'Day, at the railroad tunnel stables, Mon
day night.
JAMES Y. WALLACE was yesterday ap-
pointed guardian for the orphan children OF
Mary +. Wallace. Bond, 500; Nancy Wal
lace surety.
The Committee on Grounds of the State
Fair Association visited the Fair Grounds
yesterday afternoon 10 discuss repairs and
Improvements.
THE regular monthly meeting Of the Wo-
mems Union BeneYOlent Society will be
held at the Y. NJ. CA. building this after
noon AZ > o'clock.
EVA STOGAI, the young mother who spent
Monday night at police headquarters, was
sent 10 Pittsburg. yesterday morning. by
County Commissioner McGregor.
A MARRIAGE license was issued by Clerk
Hook. yesterday. to John +. Sumter, ma
tive of Wheeling. aged 81, and Sarah J.
Hibbits. native of Wheeling, aged %
:. s. JACOB was yesterday appointed cx-
ecutor of the last Will and testament Of
Hamilton Boone. deceased. Bond. 500
no security required by the terms Of the
will.
Mn a. BREsLAUEE has on exhibition at
his hair dressing parlors a bust figure. in
wax. of King Lear" Mr. Brcslaur Sc
cured the model at great cost while on
his recent Eastern trip.
THE Committee on Roads and Bridges Of
the Board Of Commissioners met yesterday
10 audit bills and make estimates for work.
The Finance Committee met last night.
and the Board will meet to-day.
The case of the Wheeling Bridge Com
pauy and the Wheeling and Belmont
Bridge Company was still on trial in Judge
Paul Court, yesterday. the day being oc-
cupied with hearing expert testimony.
Dir Bo1roN closed his series Of illustrated
lectures at the Opera House Yesterday even
ing and they We're grand success from
every standpoint At both the matinee and
night performances the house was well
filled
\ SMALL blaze in house in Stonctown
occupied by Mrs Burwin1le. called out the
department yesterday evening about >
o'clock. \ hole was chopped in the roof
and the flames cXtiuguished There was no
furniture in the house ri the time. and the
damage WAS not over 500.
Mr.. JoHN RoHREcHT is home from
Washington on a short visit He IS the
purchasing agent forthe Government Prop
crty Inspector at the National Capital,
and has Just negotiated a purchase OF 900.
eco verified bricks at New Cumberland. to
be used ON the streets and alleys Of Wash
ington.
MARTIN rHoENroN'S brother. who lives
al Louisville. resides just one hundred
yards from the track OF the cyclone. and
while the house was not injured except
that much Of the glass in the windows was
broken. the inmates We're badly scared.
The house was used to shelter the dead and
injured and many heart-rending scenes
scenes occurred after the awful work Of
the tornado.
\ DEED Was paced on record I'D Oltth
Hooks Office Yesterday by the terms of
which William \. Turner transferred 20
the rector. church wardcns and vestry OF ST.
Mathews Church 500 in bonds of said
church. with accrued interest. in consider
alton of which the parties of the second
part and their successors agree to keep Mr.
Turner burial lot in Greenwood Cemetery
in good order and repair in perpctuity.
ABOUT one o'clock yesterday afternoon
some idiot sent telephone message 10 the
Atlantic engine house 10 come at once to
the Senate Saloon. al Market and Sixteenth
streets. but the horses not being sharp shod
the Hope reel was sent. When the boys
got to the corner a crowd standing there
laughed 1t is supposed it was an April
fool Joke, but it win be costly one if Chief
Dunning can hunt down the sender Of the
message.