Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-03
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SMALL TALK.
Minor Natter Of Interes, Hr,-u1 "a"
Pithny Told.
THr creek was frozen over yesterday
morning.
The sleighiug Was excellent ON the oi!cK
streets, last night.
TnE Fire Department men are having
new uniforms made al Seaorights.
TKuEr deeds of trust were lett for rec
ord at Clerk Hook once yesterday.
Tur Jessie h. the upper Bellaire ferry
boat. has been tied uD since last Friday.
Ir showed last night, with persistenc,y
more worthy Of December than oi March.
Caldwell x PETERSON have located
thermometers in the several hose ana en-
CINE houses.
Mr.. c. p. BROWN has purchased tue >.
l. Pratter residence, at No. ~ flfleehth
street, for :, OOO.
CONSTABLE a l.. ST Myers received q
handsome present Sunday, ia the form oI a
10 pound daughter.
A NUMBER OF citizens Of the Eighth
ward were complaining OF shortage OF
natural gas Yesterday,
ROBERT OSBORN was arrested by Onicer
Devlin. last evening, for disorderly con
duct on the South Side.
THERE was splendid skating on the Is
land yesterday, and the sport was enjoyed
by hundreds, despite the snow.
The work of cleaning up the dirt left oy
the food on the streets OF Benwood VIII
cost that municipality about Sl,OO.
THE regular monthly meeting OF the w.
Il. x Society will be held tomorrow at
O'Clock at the Y NJ. c. A. building.
Tur meeting of the Wheeling Athletic
Association stockholders is next Tuesday
evening. and not tonight, as reported yes
terday.
Rr. REV. JoHN r. KAN yesterday quail
fed as executor of the will OF James Muir
phy. deceased Bond $1,000; no security
required
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
10 Alexander McCulley, native OF Wheel
ing, aged Il, ana Amelia Vans, native oil
Ohio, aged p.
EVERY available grade Oh the South
Side was utilized for coasting purposes
Yesterday, and the ubiquitous small boy
was in his glory.
THE slip al the north end of the Market
st-eet bridge is growing worse from day 10
dav. II will probably let 20 with rush
when thaw comes
CHARLOTTE NJ. BRADY was Yesterday ap-
pointed administrative OF the estate oil
| Martin A. Brady, deceased. Bond 500;
Bridget Hughes surety.
Z SOME Of the people who labor under the
| impression that Market street, north Of the
| Creek. is q race-courSe, ought to get 4
pointer from the police.
The Dorcas Society OF the Third Pres
| bvterisn church, will give their second
musical entertainment at the residence oil
/ Mrs. Wheat, this evening.
AT Martin Ferry large mandatory
will probably be erected for the manu-
facture of wire nail machines and wooden
brooms. -Bellairc Independent.
TmE Udora Circle OF the Third Presby-
| terrain Church will give musical cuter-
talnment this evening at the residence oil
Mrs. Meeks on South Water street.
Tnr cold snap could not have come at a
more opportune time. Ii will stop the de-
velopment aud save the buds, which 1t
would have killed had IT occurred a fort
night or so later.
Amour 25O kegs Of nails which were dam
aged by the water, in the waIeroom OF the
Benwood Iron Company on Fourteenth
street, were taken out 10 the mill yesterday
aud will be blued.
Fl. HENRY Lodge, Shields Of Honor, is
in a fourishing condition. Ten new mem
bers were initiated last Monday, and six
last night They will give musical and
literary entertainment at Teut6nia Hall
Saturday night
TIE food caused considerable damage
10 the b * O. improvements a. BenwOOd
junction. Much OF the dirt which was
hlied in as q bed Tor the yard tracks has
Y slipped IL will require seVora! weeks
work 10 repair the damage
i THERE will be "a meeting Of the Chamber
n Of Commerce this evening 10 discuss the
n bill now pending before the Legislature re
lating to taxation. The matter OF demur
age claims made 10y the Pittsburg Car Ser
vice Association will also be taken up.
MKS. MMrHA MATTHEWS, of Williams
town, W. Va, died yesterday, aged nearly
10 wears. Her remains are expected to ar
rive in this city on the local al < O'Clock
this morning, and will be taken to the resi-
dence OF her nephew, Mr.. y. j. Sweeney
on Main street
THE regular monthly meeting of the La
dies Hospital Association will be held al
the college tomorrow NJ p. H. II is dc
sired that all committees on soliciting be
present with reports and contributions
All members who expect TO take an active
part in the hospital work are also request
cd 10 De present.
TIE death of Mrs Margaret J. Duulevy
at Dickinson, Dakota, ON Sunday last wal
"A sad surprise TO her many relatives anC
friends hereabouts. She was visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. j. T. Scott, aud had beer
sick but few days The deceased was
the mother Of Mr. II. II. Dunlevy, of this
city.
"WICHIrA," Mr.. Friesmuth's missing
carrier pigeon, had not arrived from hel
trip up TO last evening, and probably met
death In the mountains. charleston was
on exhibition at Mr. Emsheimer's, OF
Twelfth ostreet yesterday, but grew rest
less and was released, flying over the hill
TO Fulton.
DEPrrY SHERIFF HERMAN BENT in the
course OF his rounds in the Eight ward, has
found several families who are suffering
from the effects Of the food. Persons dis
posed TO contribute TO their relief can place
the money in the hands of MIR. Beniz and
he will see that IL is iudiciously expended
among these families.
THERE were thirteen cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning Josephine
Boyd and six persons found in her house
paid the usual fines Mollie Terrell was
arrested for drunkenness. and was sen
fenced to thirty days in Jail. Mollie has
thirteen days on an old sentence to serve
out. The other cases were DRINKS and IN
consequential disorderlies.
TIM Wheeling steel plant, al BenwoOd,
/ will probably resume work next Monday
Gas has been liz in the producers and
workmen are now lining the vessels. The
Beuwood nail factory, which secures its
plate from the Wheeling plant, will prob
ably resume few days later, as heavy
shipments IN the past few weeks hay 4
about cleared the wareroom.
Tnr marks for December aud January
We're read at Mt de Chantal recently. The
following Young ladies stood first in the
respective classes Senior ! class, Miss
Mary Lody; Senior II class Miss Hannah
| Henry: Senior III class, Miss Flora Pol
lack: Middle cRss, Miss Jessie Cunning
sham. Middle II class, Miss Emma Everett
Middle III class, Miss Molhe Kirk.
Tue mixture OF German and English rs
heard In the market stalls on market days
is amusing Names are English, but the
conversational small change 10 German
customers is in their own Ian
guage One hears such sentences as
these: "Wollen sic Elm pork tenderlon
haben' "DaS ist elm schGeueS chicken. -