Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-18
H,EMSHEIMER
18 and 20 Eleventh st.
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
Pithliy Told.

Minor Matters OF interest DrAony o"N
PithIly Told.
TIE B. & o. pay car was in thecity yes
terday.
THERE will be q special session Of the
Trades Assembly to-day.
The Mayfower Social will give dance
at Bishops hall on the 29th inst.
CHAs. SEABR1GHr, of Benwood, purchas-
ed a lot in Handlan's addition yesterday
for $50.
BILLY MEYERS orchestra will play Tor
q hop to be given at McMechen's Tuesday
evening.
FRIENDSHIP SOCIAL will give ball next
Thursday evening, at Schenk's han, on
the South Side.
A SILVER dollar Of the coinage Of 1904 is
said to be the rarest Of all American coins,
and to be valued at 5000.
VIC. MURRINs will shortly begin work
upon a two-stOry fOur-room frame dwelling
on Jacob street below Forty-seventh.
Hermann KRAUTER was yesterday
authorized to sOlemnize the rite or mar
riage. Bond 81 800; John Schafer surety.
FRANKLIN Marks and Miss Alice Fry, Of
Greens burg, Pa, were married at the ONCE
of Justice Ankle, at noon yesterday, oy
Rev Moore.
DAVID GARvIN and Fred. Robb were ar
rested last night for disorderly conduct IN
North Wheeling. \ drunk was also
locked up.
MEssRs. TAPPAN & CoNNELL have turned
out some very handsome photographs OF
Phil. w. Peters and wife, lately at the
Grand Opera House.
THR Central Garden Club will give a
second grand ball at Turner Hall on Fri
day evening, October 23d. Music by the
Opera House orchestra.
THIS evening DR.. c. w. Cushing and
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Seely will aid IN the
meeting at Evangelistic Exchange. Z. w.
Sawyer viii also speak.
"A SMALL BOY, whose name could not be
learned, fell out Of wagon at twenty
fifth and Chapline streets yesterday after
noon, badly bruising his head.
IT was Mira George Stein who fell the
other day at her home, on South Main
street, and broke her arm, not Mrs
Charles, as formerly reported.
A BOOK with authority for receiving
funds fo- the Wheeling Hospital Festival
was lost thu other day. Parties are warned
not to give to any one presenting the book.
FLINT Glass Workers Union No. Q met
Yesterday and agreed 70 rattle gold watch
for the benefit of August FredOrf, who was
injured on the Elm Grove road some time
ago.
WHEELING COUNCIL No. l, Jr. o. L. A.
M, will 90 in body TO West Alexander,
Pa. over the B. Il .. this morning, to at
tend the funeral of the late Robert Dickey,
who will be buried in that place.
RHODES Il THURBER have started a gen.
eral merchandise and brokers Office at No.
2153 Main street. Mr.. Thurber is one Of
our most enterprising young business men
and will be sure Of success wherever he
goes.
THE Shamrock base ball club accept the
challenge Of BenwoOd Athletic base ball
club, as published IN yesterdays REGISTER,
10 a game for SOS side. Shamrocks will
90 down on 2;S5 train. Walt. w. Worls,
Manager.
The body Of Fred Myers, who died a
few DAYS ago, was brought TO this city on
the midnight train. The funeral will take
place from the residence of Mrs. Myers, on
South Jacob street, this afternoon. Inter
ment at Mt. Zion cemetery.
THE Bean Bake supper given by Holli-
day Post No 70, and Holiday Corp No. IL,
on last Tuesday night was decided sue
cess. Fully $50 was realized. The mem
bers of those two orders desire to return
thanks to all who kindly assisted.
REV. ID. L. ASH, late pastor Of the Wes-
ley M. Z. Church, was pleasantly surprised
on last Thursday evening by number OF
the Young members of the Epworth League
calling 10 spend the evening and to bid the
retiring pastor last goodbye The even
ing was spent pleasantly by all who were
present.
THE Benwood Social Club gave their
third select hop at Dolan's Hall on Thurs
day evening, Oct Il. Quite number Of
Wheeling and Bellaire people were in at
tendance. This club feels under many
obligations 70 Mr.. DOlan for kind treat
ment received. Music by Mayors Or
chestra.
ALARGE number attended the ball given
by Wheeling Council No. 1, Jr. o. U. A. M,
at Turner Hall on Friday evening last and
all present enjoyed themselves. The prize
for the best lady walter was silver
boOuet-hOlder and for the gent box OF
fine cigars. which were won by Miss Mary
Care and Mr.. Hoe.
A LARGE CROWD collected about wagon
az the Fifth wsrd market house yesterday
afternoon. The owner had unhitched dilap-
idated looking mule, and offered the animal
for sale for $40. His muleship did song
and dance with his hind feet, and made
things lively for some time. Ofdcer Cruise
dispersed the crowd.
ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
Of the Akron Blast Furnace in another
column. 1t is said to be one OF the most
complete and economical furnaces vet in
vented Property owners contemplating
this character of Improvement in either
new buildings or those already built will
do well to consult with Messrs. HoGe &
Bro, sole agents. Every one who has used
them speak in the highest praise Of them.
DURING the season fifty games were
played IN the National League in which
one Of the teams failed to score. Chicago
is credited with I'VE shut outs, one each
with Boston, Brooklyn and Pittsburg, and
two with Cincinnati. Chicago, on the
other hand, was whitewashed eleven times,
four times BY the New Yorks, twice each
BY Brooklyn and Philadelphia, and once
each by Boston, Pittsburg, and Cincinnati.
Chicago was unable to shut out Cleveland.
New York scored eleven shut outs, Boston
nine, Brooklyn eight, Pittsburg seven.
Cincinnati six. Chicago five, Philadelphia
three, and Cleveland one. Chicago was