Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-11
II, EMSHEIhER
Is and 20 Eleventh St.
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
PIthily Told.

Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
PIthiIy Told.
ONE solitary straw hat was seen on the
streets last evening.
The Mingo steel plant closed down Fri
day night until Monday to repair the soak
ing pit
The favorite drama, Dear Irish Boy,
viii be at the Grand one night Thursday,
| October IS.
THE Wheeling Cyclers win take a run
out 10 CIdiz this morning, if the weather IS
/ favorable.
ANEW sewer is being built to empty IN
/ der the Ohio River railroad trestllng al
| Thirty-thjrd street.
DONALDSON, LEWIS & Co. have removed
their carriage works 20 their new quarters
| at Pill Main street.
TIE window glass workers received
l their first pay yesterday since the hres
/ went out the last Of June.
THE Council committees on scales, po-
\ lice, fire departments and accounts are
| called 10 meet Monday night.
CHAs KuTTLER has opened a sOloon in
/ the store room which he formerly used for
| shoes, on South Ja5ob street.
The receipts at the Martins Ferry opera
I
! the mem bers of the company.
THE city electric light bonds were deliv-
cred TO Clerk ThOuer yesterday and were
sent 10 the Mayor for his signature.
THERE was but one case i'm Police Court,
Yesterday evening. Alice Fry was the Ce-
PENDANT, and she was fined two dollars and
costs.
CHARLES E. SaAcURIsT, OF Caruonsburg,
and Isabella Siam, OF Wheeling, were IS
sued a license in Pittsburg, Friday, 10
marry.
Tue Pink Carriers defeated the Barnes
vile base bail GLIB, at that city, Friday
afternoon, by a score Of 9 TO 3, in a six
inning game.
THERE win be meeting Of the Invita-
ton Committee Of the Charity.Ball at the
rooms of Toe Wheeling CLUB on Monday
evening at $3.50.
News was received from New Cumber-
/ land, yesterday. that Judge CampbelPs con-
dition was again serious, he having suffered
| another relapse.
THE Premiers and Champions have Sc
cured the bowling alleys at the Park Tor
next Tuesday evening, and an exciting
contest may be expected.
THE ladies Of st. Alphonsus Church will
give a supper in the basement Of the
church on the evening Of the 2Oth inst,
which promises TO be a delightful affair.
A WAGON belonging to Stoelzer, the plas-
! terer, was run into a Countryman's wagon,
on ECf street, below sixteenth, yesterday
afternoon. The country wagon was badly
| broken.
IT Is now pretty well settled that as soon
as the b. * O. Company get the tracks and
switches 40 BeuwOOd completed there will
be a radicl change in their methods ana
yards at Bcllaire.
OFFICER CRUCE found n little boy named
Eddie kailer lost in the Fifth ward, yester-
day afternoon He was taken TO the hook
and ladder house, where his parents suose-
QUeDtly found him.
GEORGE GRIPPE, a twelve-year old lad
livingin the eighth ward, had his toes bad
" mashed, By having his foot caught under
a rail at the scene Of the Ohio River rail
road accident on Friday.
MIR. CHARLES Z. HOOK, OF Charlotte. n.
c., kindly sent the REGISTER some cotton
plants and blossoms which were on exhi-
bjtiou az this Office yesterday. They are
unusually fine specimens.
TnE popular service tonight Sunday
at Evangelistic Exchange will be in charge
of Mr. G.. W Sawyer Prof. W, w. and
Mrs. Gertrude NlCClelland with brass iu-
struments and organ, will conduct the
music.
Two watchmen have been placed at the
Ohio River roads round house TO watch
the timbers under the tracks to prevent
them from catching fire from the hot Stag
from the Belmont furnace whichis dumped
there.
TIE women Of West Alexander have
made and packed two barrels OF garments
and a box Of ready trimmed hats, which
will be shipped 70 the school at NottOway
Court House, Va, which IS taught by
Misses Ralston and McClelland.
A BALTIMORE and Ohio engine struck
projecting plank on the street railway line.
al Main and Sixteenth streets, about four
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, and was de-
rallied. The engine was again placed on
the tracks without much trouble.
IT is said they have rolled few plates,
for timing az the Bellaire Nail Works,
and ont of this seems to have grown the
we could get as much free advertising out
of il as PiQua didit might pay 10 have
some more plate rolled.-Bclldirs IndepeR-
dent
PEDESTRIANS who pass along South
Chapliue street are complaining that there
is no light Just above Caldwelrs Run, and
thew are in great danger Of falling over the
emhaukment. The iron railing for the
bridge has been lying on the sidewalk for
several weeks, but has not yet been placed
in position.
Tus funeral OF the lato Jacob Bach, on
old and highly respected German citizen Of
the Eighth ward. took place yesterday az
ternOon az two o'clock, aud was largely az
tended. The Red Men turned out in a
body The interment took place at Mt
Zion cemetery.
ATthe session Of the NJ. E. Conference
the pulpit OF the Fourth Street NJ. E.
church was left vacant by the resignation
of Rev. C.. W. Gushing. Accordingly the
committee have secured the services Of
the Rev. DR.. Riker, of Chattanooga. Tenn.
who will arrive shortly and take charge.
DR.. Riker has had the pastOrate OF one Of
Chattanooga leading churches.
TINS management Of the Steubenville
Pottery Co. has been experimenting with
china for several years, and the expert
ments have resulted so far most Satisfac-
torilv, and the company now has china
bodv that's unexcelled II America. The
experiments viii be continued for few
weeks, when it will be determined whether
the works win be turned into an exclusive
china pottery.