Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-05
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told,

Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.
TuE police have made no arrests since
Friday.
TIE Fulton town election occurs TO-
morrow.
THE Board of Education will meet this
evening for organization.
tbs Hobbs glass works will resume
operations this morning, after the usual
holiday stop.
THE annual election for Y NJ C. A. Di-
rectors will occur at the Association build
ing from l2m. 10 7:30 p. N. Active MEN,
bers are entitled TO vote.
PRoF JONI NJ. BIRCH, Of the Llnsly In
stitute, arrived home from New DIRK, yes
terday. and the Linsly will reopen to-day
after the holiday vacation.
THE high water reached and filed the
fywheel pit at the Benwood mill and the
work did not go on Saturday. The plant
will go on in full this morning.
OK New Years day Miss Efie Brooks
gave birthday party to large numoer OIL
her young friends, at the residence oil her
parents, No. Elliott street. The occasion
was very pleasant one.
The Wheeling Female College will not
be opened to-day, on account OF the resig
nation of Principal Blaisdell. What the
Trustees will do, in the matter OF reopenlnS
the school, has not been made known.
THERE will be a Dramatic Recital, Con-
cert and Tableaux, by Miss Ida *. Kinds,
assisted by local talent, at Maennerchor
Hall, next Thursday evening, under tne
auspices of the Chancel Chapter oil 81
Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church
Island.
No further returns were received yes
terday, from the country precincts, on tue
vote for State Senator, but the missing
polls will be on hand to-day, at the Court
House A telegram from New Cumber-
land, giving the result in Hancock, Will De
found on the first page.
THE Young Mems Society of the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception held a meet
ing Yesterday and elected the following stan
officers: Captain, Robert Ankle; First
Lieutenant, Matthew Mcnamara; Second
Lieutenant, Charles Raw; Third Lieuten-
ant, Andrew Auber; Sergeant, Andrew
Habig.
Tue funeral Of the late Mrs. Sophia
Schneider took place from the family resi-
dence. No. l73 North Front street, yester-
day afternoon, and was very largely at
tended The floral offerings from relatives
and friends of the deceased were unusually
numerous and very fine. The interment
was at Greenwood.
SINCE il has been determined not TO re-
open the Wheeling Female College, Mrs.
NJ. Stevens Hart, an experienced teacher,
now in the city, has consented to confer
with parents with regard to such a semi
nary as they may desire for their daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Harris announcement will be
found in another column.
AT noon Saturday there was ten passen-
ger trains on the b. & o. at Bellaire, or
within six miles of that place. Four trains
containing nearly 1000 passengers were
compelled 10 lay of at Quincy, Belmont
county, and as there was no food save
what was carried by farmers, those on
board were not sorry when the broken
bridge was repaired.
TuE new Board of County Commission
ers will meet for organization and the
transaction Of business this morning at
ten o'clock. II is altogether likely that
Mr. Frank Cruise will be elected President
OF the Board, and Mr.. Henry Pendleton,
the present incumbent, CLERK. The Board
will also ill number OF county offices, in
Guiding Superintendent of the lnfirnary,
and County Engineer