Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-15
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly anc
Pithily Told.

vania to-day
The turkeys are beginning to muse upon
the uncertainty of life
A VALUABLE horse belonging to Roth &
Co, ice dealers, died yesterday.
THE workmen on the steeple Of ST.
James church are getting up in the world.
THE new addition to Hoffman's tannerJ
has been finished and will soon be in opera
| ton
ANaccident at the Wheeling pottery yes
| terday, caused an idleness Of few hours
IN the morning
LAWRENCE RAY has moved into his new
building at the corner of Thirty-eighth
and EOff streets
The new Superintendent of the B. u o.
is having things frightened up along the
line of that road.
THE showers Of the queer are sending
out circulars to every town in the country,
through the mails.
THE Acts Of the last Legislature have ar
rived, aud can be had by Justices, at the
Office of Clerk Hook.
1T is reported that Mr. l. r Noise, Of the
Island, is candidate for Secretary Of the
Board Of Gas Trustees
Tue handsome Boyd residence at TWEEN
ty-secOnd and Chapline streets, will soon
be ready for occupancy.
BENwOOD's new City Building and new
Catholic Church are both nearly finished
and are handsome structures.
THERE is is an active demand for money.
Six deeds of trust were left for record
in Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
APPLES md ready market Farmers
are already bringing many, owing TO the
fact that the fruit will not keep well this
year
THE natural gas in the La Belle pottery
was of insufficient supply yesterday, and
the plant was compelled to use coal as fuel
instead.
some Of the members Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Will indulge in a "hare and hOundn hunt,
Friday evening, starting from the City
Hall at $ p. III.
THE miners at the Benwood Iron Com
pany's coal bank will go on this morning,
and the puddlers will resume work some
day next week.
WILLIAM RooK was arrested by Officer
Herbert, yesterday, for disOrderly conduct.
Officer Cruce arrested a plain drunk, d.
w Jacobs by name.
SOME steel plates were worked in the La
Belle mill yesterday upon a special order
to be used in experimenting in the manu-
facture Of tin-plate
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
20 Frank Braendisaur, a native of Ohio
county, aged % and Kate Hloss, native
OF Ohio county aged 20.
TuE Board of Education will meet in
regular monthly session this evening The
High School project is expected To be the
leading topic Of discussion.
OFFICER PORTER yesterday found little
child named Maggie ShrOads wandering
around on the South Side, and took her to
her hOme, No. 24l6 Main street
THERE were two cases in Police Court
Yesterday. George Jennings got FIVE dol
lars and costs for disorder and w. j.
Myers was allowed to leave the city.
DR. H. T. FoRDs new dwelling in Spie-
del Il Behrens' addition, will soon be ready
for occupancy 1t will be one of the most
handsome dwellings in that section Of the
city.
OFFICER GAUs arrested Charles Monroe,
last night, for dis0rderly conduct. Monroe
went into Jones' Second ward saloon, last
night, pulled down the chandelier and
raised Ned generally.
A HORSE attached to a wagon belonging
TO Neal Thompson, ran off AT Thirty-third
street, yesterday afternoon, and was
stopped at Schmulbach's brewery after
damaging the wagon considerably.
GEORGE PRINCE, while working at cleo
trio light poles in the 3. & O. yards, yes
to-day morning, had his toes mashed by a
pole rolling on them. He was taken to
Klari's drug store. where his wounds were
dressed.
Mr.. Q. 5. KNIGHT, Of the Fort Wayne
So ,l.fa-la in CIT
TODAY The foundations for the electrical
power house are about completed. Supt
Bleoo was putting up poles in Manchester,
yesterday.
GEORGE DEvLIN, the man struck by the
cars at Main and Sixteenth streets, Tues
dav evening. is more seriously hurt than
was at FIRST imagined There was rumor,
Yesterday afternoon, that he was dead, but
10 was untrue.
The statement that n Schultz signed
the Warehousemeus' scale was Incorrect,
as the firm does not belong TO the Grocers'
Association, and no scale was presented.
The strike ia no way effects Mr.. Schultz s
establishment
Mas. ELLA BEATTY, Of Indianapolis,
writes Chief Delbrugge asking him TO
locate and arrest her her husband, h. w.
Beatty, whom she says ran away from her,
and married another woman In Mansfield,
o.. coming thence to this city.
CITY CLERK TuoNER yesterday appended
his signature to the $4,000 of Electric
Light Bonds. The bonds viii be sold by
the Commissioners Saturday, and bids are
coming i'm lively, ana it looks as though
pretty good premium would be Old.
TIRE authorities are moving very slowly
In the matter Of putting Eof and ChapIine
streets iu shape again, since they were
torn up at the strengthening Of Caldwell s
Run That locality is very poorly lighted,
and there islittle or no protection on either
side
WORK was commenced yesterday upon
the new addition to the Riverside plate
mill I'm Benwood, and 1t will be pushed 10
completion as fast as possible. Inc build
ing will be of structural iron, and OF
substantial character Charles L2ndkrohn
Is doing the stone work.
Two electric cars were running on the
Island Yesterday Material has been gath
cred at the corner Of Penn and Ohio streets
10 connect the track on the bridge with the
tracks Oh the streets named. The Bridge
port Council has passed the ordinance sub
mitted bv the Railroad Company, and the
gap in the track at HlnAville will be at
once closed up.
II. NJ. GuLELAND Is making extensive
improvements at his glue factory, TO upper
Benwood Heis putting in position large
steam pump from the Canton Steam Pump
COMPANY. and is otherwise improving the
continent OF the plant Mr. Gilleand
also contempiates securing the GrinneI
Automatic Fire Extinguishins System,
which is 10 operation at Bloch Bros TO-
OaCcC works.
WulfAM CoNABp. who for TWO years
past mas Oeen the proprietor Of the Central
saloon and restaurant. has transferred the
business TO William w Ashworth, OF
Pitrsburg. who will hereafter conduct the
- NJ Ashworth Is a gantleman who