Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-22
SNAIL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithlly Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithIly Told.
TO-DAY our colored visitors own the
town.
CoUNcn meets this evening in regular
session.
KEEP your eye on the Mayors STAFF
if it turns out.
The work of painting up the Paxton
fountain was commenced Yesterday:
The Board of Commissioners Committee
on Finance is called to meet at 2 p. m. to-
day.
TIE Council Committee on Cemeteries is
called 70 meet this evening before the ses-
sion Of Council.
NINE deeds of trust were left for record
at Clerk Hooks Office Yesterday. The
loan market Is active.
THE police have been notified to look out
for Wilbur Jones, who has escaped from
the State Reform School.
A NUMBER Of young society people will
give hop at the park tonight. The Opera
House orchestra has been engaged for the
occasion.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yester-
day 70 Robert n. Nixon, native of AL
lance, o., aged "a, and Blanche Wood, a
native Of Alliance, o., aged %.
THE foundation will be started this
morning, on Jacob street, below Forty
seventh, for a two-story dwelling and
saloon for John King.
Two colored men employed by the circus
got into 8 fight on the grounds, Sunday,
and one Of them cut the other severely on
the arm with an elephant hook.
THERE was a rattllng scrap in front Of
the Grand Opera House, last night, in
which an unknown man was pounded
by two others. The pugilists will be ar
rested.
CHARLES WEIGH, one Of the circus team
sters, was arrested by Officers Daum, Wat
son, Moran and Donnelly, last night, for
disorderly conduct. He was tough Gus
toner.
B. & o. ENGINE No. 355 was thrown off
the track at the Thirty-sixth street cross
ing yesterday morning, completely demol-
ishing the cOw-catcher, but doing no other
damage.
CoRA RosENLIEB, the young Island girl
who left home a few days ago, has been
located at TiltOnville. She has written to
her sister Belle, saying she left home be-
cause she and her mother could not agree.
THE stonemasons are actively pushing
WOIh on luG uOILu Guulu4CuG ouA WINS
walls Of the new stone bridge, and the eX-
cavations for the wing walls on the south
side are progressing.
THE pupils of the Grammar room OF the
Eighth ward school who won prizes at the
State Fair were Miss Dora Fisher, for
writing, Miss Ada Campbell for capitals,
and Mr. Herman Hunt, for composition.
THE ladies of the Zane Street M. E.
Church will give a social and entertain
ment at the G.. A. r. Hall on Thursday,
the oath. Dinner will be served at twelve
O'Clock and supper in the evening.
FELIX MULDOON was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator Of the estate OF Mo
ses B. Muldoon, deceased. Bond, 5000;
Frank Wayt, surety. Jacob Sentlinger
was appointed administrator of the estate
OF Catharine Gorspacher. Bond, 500;
BENJAMIN Sikus, surety.
Nick KUHN, of Bridgeport, caught In
Tuscarawas river at the State dam last
Tuesday, September Is, a green salmon on
nine ounce rod, that weighed ten pounds and
TWO ounces. Took him, Kuhn, about one
half an hour to land him. Got him frozen
! in a cake of ice at Stamm House. Biggest
fish Of the kind ever caught in this neigh
borhoOd. Go down and see it.