Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-16
SMALL TALK.
AIinor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithiIY Told.

KIinor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithilY Told.
A NEW B. & o. switch track is being
laid at the Belmont mill.
The rains last night interfered sadly
with Christmas shopping.
Two vags were arrested, yesterday, by
Officers Scally and Cruce.
The directors of the South Side Bank
held meeting yesterday afternoon.
AN INFANT son of Joseph Clark, OF the
Eighth ward, died yesterday morning.
THE foundations for w. g. Murrin's new
residence on Forty-eighth street are COM
pleted.
BELTz, FLADING s. Co. will put IN the
fronts for the Hawley building, at Main
and Tenth streets.
TIE Friendship Social will give dance &c
at Huch's Hall, in upper Benwood, on
Thursday evening
Mr.. F.. WIEDDEL will entertain his
friends this evening, as is his annual Gus
tom, at his place, 2l23 Main street.
THE people who have been predicting g
hard winter all along are somewhat In
clined 10 hedgeon their statements.
JIM. DULANEY, cutter, who was ar
rested and fined in Police Court, few
days ago, under another name, has lett the
city.
OFFICERS CARNEY, Desmond, Wilkie,
Daum and Creighton raided May Williams
house Of i'll fame, last night, making nine
arrests.
f. p. MCNEIL was yesterday appointed
administrator of the estate Of J. b. Snep-
pard, deceased. Bond, 50 900; j. l.. Shrlyer
surety.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
to Harry j. Ford, a native Of Pittsburg,
aged 20, and Alice Birdee, native OF Ken
lucky, aged 24.
THE Red Rose Social gave very enjoy
able dance at their club room in the North
End last night. Music was furnished by
Terrell's band.
A LOT of tools were stolen from two
workmen named Guenther and Shaw, at
one of the new buildings near Chapllne
and Twelfth street, yesterday.
The new electric motor barn and other
buildings, below Forty-eigth street, are
about ready for the roof The work is be-
ing pushed as rapidly as possible.
THE friends of August Auth and family
were panied 10 learn of the death OF his lit
tie two-year old son. The funeral will
S%@hO PAShNO SLAS ll4OlAAAE az u sON " OAONAA'
The First District Convention of the w.
G. Il. U. will meet Thursday morning at
$50 in Y. M. G. A. Hall All the members
of the Union are invited to be present.
Mrs. d. r. BELL has been appointed
General Superintendent OF Juvenile Work,
by the w. G. t. u, and will organize
Loyal Temperance LegiOns over the city.
But about seventeen courses Of stone
remain TO be placed in position at the stone
bridge. A big lot Of work was done yes
terday despite the rain, and the arch Will
De finished tomorrow.
THE mail train from the East, due here
at IL 30 last night, was delayed two hours
by freight wreck between Cameron and
Rosby's Rock, train having jumped the
track. Noone was hurt.
CYRENE CoMMANDERY No. Z, at a meeting
last evening, decided to use the Baltimore
and Ohio, Ohio and Mississippi, G. & o.,
Union Pacific and c., B. & .. roads to
Denver, for the August conclave.
TIE literary societies OF the Richie
School grammar room have prepared a
meritoriOus programme for their exercises
Friday afternoon Parents are showing a
commendable interest in the weekly exer-
cises.
panv will appear at the Opera House next
TUESDAY evening, December ~. The COM
pany is a combination Of artists that will
give uubounded satisfaction. Seats go on
sale at +. A. Banner q Co.'s next Satur-
day morning.
THE Council Committee on Ordinances,
the Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades, and the joint meeting OF the Com
mittee on Health, the Water Board and the
Gas Board are all called to meet this even
ing. The officials of the Natural Gas Com
pany of West Virginia will likely be pres
emit at the joint session.
YESTERDAY afternoon a servant at the
Fort Henry Club, named Washington, ac-
cidentally cut his right hand in frightful
manner on a broken pane Of glass, causing
profuse bleeding, which was arrested by
DIR. Hupp, and nine or ten stitches were re-
ouired TO close the wound.
The reserved seat sale for the W. & j.
B.. NJ. and c.. Club concert began yester-
dav morning, and was very satisfactory.
There are still some good seats down stairs.
The bows deserve full house. Call at
House's and buy seats. Admission 75 and
30 cents. No extra charge for reserved
seats.
THE Citizens Railway Company has or.
dered a number of new cars, mention OF
which was made in the REGISTER some
time ago, and it is expected that they will
arrive from st. Louis in short time. The
number Of cars now in service are made
ouate to meet the demands of patrons, and
II is hoped that the new motors will arrive
soon.