Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-26
SNAIL TALK
HEinor Matters Of Interest Rrisny an.
F,ffhlfy Told

ALinor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
P1thIIy Told.
TINS is election day. Vote for ''rati-
hcAtion."
THE work OF rebuilding the stairway
in the Public Building Is approaching
completion.
THE contract for the new electric
power house was signed By the Wheel
Ing Mining and Manufacturing Com
Pany, yesterday.
CONTRACTOR LEMONS Is engaged in
paving the east side OF North Huron
street from the new bridge south to-
ward Zane street.
OFFICER DoSNELLY shot a fine
dranght horse belonging 10 Contractor
Carney, yesterday, which had been SUI
fering with lock-jaw.
There will be q meeting OF the gentle
men OF the kindergarten Tennis Club
al the home Of Mr.. Sam Harper, Mon
day evening at $50 p. N.
Gertrude, oldest daughter Of L. Col
mar, Jr., was surprised yesterday after
noon by about twenty-five Of her play
mates. They had good time.
CITIZENS ought to turn out at the
polls to-day, and vote 70 increase the
interest on the bridge bonds, 10 the end
that this great improvement may 90 on.
OFFICER CRUcE arrested John Cooper,
last evening, on the charge Of applying
indecent epithets TO some women, on
the South Side. Officer Donnelly az
rested Ed. n. Pendleton for drunken
ness.
ALBERT BELCHER and Miss Jennie
Wilson came down 70 this city yester-
day from Allegheny, TO get married.
DR.. Cunningham was secured, and the
nuptial knot was tied ct nine o'clock in
Squire George Ankles Office.
A MEMBER Of Council on the South
Side yesterday received 3 regu' alton
green goods" circular, with a type
written letter Of advice and confidential
form OF telegram, 10 be used in case a
visit 10 New York City was 10 be made,
etc.
Col W. ". ARSETT is in receipt Of
& telegram from Judge Campbell, in
which the Judge states that he will be
10 Wheeling within two weeks and hold
court. II is understood that the Gar
riSon case will be the first matter con-
sidered.
TIE following arrests were made By
the police last night: Ed. Pendleton,
drunk, by Donnelly; Frank Lang and
Frank Darby, fighting, by Wilkie;
Henry Darby and Henry Wilson, fight
ing, By Donnelly; John Cooper, disor-
derby, by Cruee.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company
have notified their private consumers In
Martins Ferry that the contract for the
supply Of natural gas will expire on the
slst OF October, and that the company
will terminate all contracts and discon-
tinue the supply after that date.
THE tennis tournament al Martins
Ferry was continued Thursday after
noon with the singles. George Robert
shaw beat T. ". Shreve , sets; lst set,
6-3; End, 6-2. Chss. Hoyle beat Thur
man Selby sets; 1st set, O., Selby won;
2nd, o., Hoyle won; 5rd, Ga, Hoyle
won. They expect 10 finish to-day.
President SMITH, Of the American
Flint Glass Workers Union, is still
st Corning, trying TO settle the
strike al that place. 1t was reported
Yesterday that the firm was willing 10
pay union wages 10 bulb blowers, but
he did not want TO recognize the union.
This President Smith would not agree
tO.-PitSburg Dispatch.
No ONE can have failed 10 notice the
radiant beauty Of The evening sky dur
ing these nights OF almost clouoless
weather. Even those not given 10 star
gazing have been attracted by the un-
usual brightness Of the moon, whose
splendor has been enhanced by the close
proximity Of the largest Of the planets,
now shining IS an evening star.