Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-19
SHALL TALL.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
pithily Told.

AIinor Matters of Interest Briefly anG
pithiIy Told.
THE Committee on Finance meets this
evening.
THERE was no quorum Of the Genet ry
Committee last night.
JAMES FORD and Ed. Steward, two vags,
were hauled in last night.
CHAs. L. Tut, aged 90 years, and Annie
Noble, aged % years, were granted mar
riage license yesterday.
w. II. MCNABB has been granted power
of attorney by the Plymoth Rock BENEFIT
Order, of Mas ,achusetts.
THE children Of the Sabbath school of
ST Paul's German Church gave picnic
Yesterday at Archibald's Grove.
THE competitive drill of the Linsly
Cadets for the fine flag offered by Lieut..
Braunersreuther, will take place May 3Oth.
PROSECUTING Attorney John A Howard
and Miss Agnes Handlan, daughter OF
Hon. W. G. Hanlan. will be married June
10th.
YESTERDAY Sarah Schiller was appoint
ed executrix of the will of Joseph Schiller,
deceased. Bond, $4,000; no security re-
quircd.
DANIEL SCHAFER met with a serious ac-
cident last Friday in getting off the cleo
trio car He shipped and fell, inluring his
hip so badly that DR.. Ford had TO dress the
wound.
A 'BUs load of South Side gentlemen
went out to the Point House, at Roney's
Point. last night, and spent few hours In
social enjoyment with the proprietor, Mr..
John Dolan.
THERE will be a reception to Mrs. DR..
Stalker, OF Glasgow, Scotland, this even
ing, at the residence of DR.. and Mrs. d. a.
Cunningham, on Fourteenth street, be-
tween the hours of and 10.
THE temporary shed over the crematory
furnace has not yet been completed, but
the furnace has been running since Sunday
afternoon, and so long as the rain holds OIL
the crematory can be run as usual.
KRAFT Bros. yesterday received the
| contract for the erection OF two-story
| brick dwelling, at the corner OF Thirty
! sixth and Eoff streets, for John Pebler. 1t
will contain ten rooms and will cost about
-, 800.
SUBSCRIBERS to the REGISTER from tenth
| to Thirteenth, and from Chapline to Wood
streets, who are not getting their papers
regularly, will do favor by leaving word
at the Office, as there is a new boy on that
route.
THE Mcclure House employees yesterday
organized a quartette, composed OF Clyde
Dowdell, tenor, Lee Hutton basso, ia
/ Mason baritone and James Tolbert alto.
They are at present rehearsing the popular
air Down on the Farm"
CLERK Hook yesterday received letter
from |. w. May, of the Pittsburg Camp
Company, of Pittsburg, Texas, enquiring
about one B. f. Campbell, who formerly
| lived ABOUT eight miles north OF the city
! also of the whereabouts of John Campbell,
and of a Mr. Bodley, of the firm OF Bod
| lev" Just what is wanted of these per-
sons is not stated in the letter. The ofli-
Gals Of the mining company there are evi-
IDENTITY out and out Hill men, as David b. S
picture forms part of the firms letter
head.
IN Police Court yesterday morning
Bandy Miller, for drunkenness, got s. and
costs or 80 days; Charles Kirk, for fighting,
50 and costs; Joseph Dixon, for drunken
ness, 81 and costs, and Robert Johnson, for
the same offence, 80 day on the hill. George
Flynn and Charles johnson were up for
disorderly conduct. Johnson got $50 and
costs, and Flynn $40 and costs. Frank
Robinson, colored, got 80 days for drunken
ness, and George Murray for drunken
ness, paid 81 and costs.