Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-04
SMALL TALL
Minor Matters of Interest Hr'rny s"d
PithIly Told

Minor Matters of Interest nr'rhy t"h
Pithny Told
JUICE CAMPBELL will hold a special term
Of the Circuit Court Friday.
Two deeds Of trust were left for record
at Clerk Hooks office yesterday
The Council Committees On Real Estate
and Police are called to meet this evening.
A NUMBER Of Eighth ward people were
pumping The water cut of their cellars yes
terday
Hos. AvGusTUs PoILAcK senta contrabu-
ton TO 5. L. Brice for the food sufferers,
yesterday.
HTGE Young Mems Literary Society OF
the rhird Presby terrain Church, held Z
meeting last night.
The repairs to the sewer on Market
street, near Seventeenth, were almost
completed last evening.
THE pipe which supplies the Top mill
with water burst Monday morning, and
the mill was idle until noon.
OFFICERS GAus and Lukens arrested two
Arabians last evening for disOrderly con
duct at an Italian boarding house.
TIE Messrs. Lutz Bros have taken the
u1luluA Ea1 0uA VI NAANAA At-NAtf"A -
Wheeling. and are using coke for fuel.
The ground is steadily slipping at the
north end OF the Market street bridge, the
difference being yery apparent from day
70 day.
A WARRANT was issued for William Mar
Gus, at police headquarters last evening,
for hgrbOring dog without having pald
tax on the animal
The LADIES' Hospital Association VIII
bold its regular meeting this afternoon, AT
the Y NJ. & A. rooms, instead OF at the
college, as advertised.
MRs. ANNE REYNOLDS was before JUS
tice Davis last evening, charged by Jennie
Deiters with breach OF the peace, ana
was fined 81 and costs
A CART loaded with coal broke down
Yesterday morning in front OF Menkehh, -
ler's drug store. Another cart was secured
aud the coal transferred.
MoNpAl Afternoon, BERTHE, q daughter OF
Geo. Grubb, Of the Fifth ward, had her
right thumb badly cut by knife. a
physician dressed the wound.
A HANDSOME gold medal, presented TO
| Photographer J A ii Parsons by tue
West Virginia Association Of Photograph
ers, is Oh exhibition AT Grub0s.
HrGH DEyISNEA ana Thomas Finn
were arrested by the police yesterday, Tor
assaulting and attempting TO rob Thomas
Tafts, in the Sixth ward Saturday.
TIE casting OF the iron columns for the
new front Of the Gutman building has been
completed By A. j. Sweeney n Son. The
work is Of a very handsome pattern.
\ WARRANT was ISSUED yesterday for
| WIN. Colbaugh, b. X o. yard man, Tor
! blOckading Alley \ and Twenty second
street on Sunday, Monday and yesterday
OK Thursday evening an entertainment
1 will be given by the scholars of Clay school
at o'clock sharp. A fine programme mas ma,
been prepared, in which select pupils VIII
take part. One especially fne feature Will
be the singing
The funeral of the late Mrs. Margaret
/ Matthews, of WILLIAMSBURG aunt oil Col.
! \. j. Sweeney, took place yesterday alter
noon from Col. Sweeney's residence on
/ North Main street.
| OMK. JOIN FRlEpEL has determined to
erect handsome residence on tine present
| site of his home, at No. % Zane street
| The first floor will be located SIX feet above
| the present grade of the sidewalk.
! TmE Edison Electric Light Company
will set up u 2SO incandescent light plant at
| Mt DE Chantal, $50 lights being put in the
| building Representatives OF the company
are now here engaged upon the work.
TaE funeral OF the late Mrs. Henry
Jager, daughter OF Mayor c. w SeaOrieht,
will take place Friday afternoon, services
being held IN German aud English. at
| Zion's Lutheran church. There will be
private services NJ the residence Of the
family
PEOPLE living on McCulloch street, be
tween Forty third aud Forty-hlth streets,
complain bitterly about the water which
stands in that section and ask That the
Board Of Public Works try 10 remedy the
evil in some way. The water stands IN
some of the residences IN that nelghOOr-
hood six months at time.
ABOUT three o'clock yesterday morning
an electric motor caught fire on North
Main street from tue battery and the cen
ter part Of the floor was burned out y
fireman al the Nigllant engine house eN-
tinguishcd the blaze. The motor was push
ing "a salt car, which WAS distributing salt
on the track for the purpose Of melting the
snow
4 VERY nicely dressed German woman
accompanied by a child OF ten or twelve
Years, called upon Capt. Brice yesterday,
and wanted money TO buy things. She sald
she was flood sufferer, and lived on the
Island, and that the water only reached the
height of seventeen feet in her hOnSe. An
Island citizen who was near when tins
statement was made contradicted IL, when
Sue left very indignant al the treatment
she had received. She was well-tO-do, aud
did not need help.
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