Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
pithily Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithly Told
An improved tin roof is being placed uu
the Hotel Brunswick
Tnsnt we're but two dtuhks IN Pulice
Court yesterday mcrhihs
Tag Council Committee on Finance is
vailed to meet this evening.
fwa deeds Of trhst were left FOR record
at Clerk Hook office Yesterday.
SEVERAL vags and : couple Of drunks
wete rub "a BY the police last night.
Tht Board OF Gas Trustees today ad
vertise for bids for hauling coal and for
limo.
Tnr Chapline Hin tunnel Of the TerHiin.l
system is expected 10 bc through by next
SuStat
The crematory will be shut down to day
for the somewhat extensive repairs made
necessary by the long run Of the furnace.
TukrE is a good deal Of complaint about
the roller skating on the City Hall and
Court House pavement The thing Is
nuisance.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
to Henry Zoeckler. a native Of Fulton,
aged 81, and May Baker, native OF Full
ton, aged 81.
CHRISTINA BARBARA SCHRlMrF Yesterday
qualified as cxecutrix of the will OF JACOB
Schrimpf. deceased. Bond, 5000; no Sc
curity required.
A GYMNAsrIC exhibition will be given at
the Y. VI. c. a tomorrow evening for the
members Of the Association. Earh mem
her may be accompanied by lady.
TpE municipal elertion at Moundsville
| -, Lon slsn "a pfpfnicpS IN he ng-
ceedihelv close. Seven Candidates for
/ Mayor are in the field
An adjourned meeting OF the Ladies
/ Hospital Association will be held at the
] NJ &. A building tomorrow AFTERNOON at
3 o'clock promptly 10 is desired that all
members be present to transact business OF
great Importance.
/ MHs. Many II. THOMPSON, relict OF the
/ late Armor Thompson, died at her resi-,
dence I'm Elm Grove on the tth, the funeral
taking place two days later. Mrs. Thomp-
son was known 10 wide circle OF trends
who heard OF her demise with regret.
ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
OF Contractor Stephen Mccullough IN an
other column. Mr.. Mccullough has lately
erected some very fine residences, SHOWING
designs and wOtk or more than ordinary
merit, aud Cau be depended Upon Tor eX-
/ ceptional skill.
THE meetings in the First Presbyterian
| Church are largely attended this week with
I increasing interest. The Rev. DIR. Alexan-
der. whose ministrations have been so ac-
certable 70 the people consented TO return
and preach again last evening. The Rev.
| O. ". Shields, Of Wellsburg, will preach
this evening.
YESTERDAY afternoon two printers, one
named John Bagan and the other known as
Count Orlovitch, a RUSSIAN by birth,
came to blows in Alley q. and the Count
slugged his opponent hip and thigh, knock
| ing him down. The contact Of Bagin
head with the brick pavement resulted dis
astrously for the head and good deal OF
blood oo2ed out as a result. The police
gave the Count" a foot race, but he was
an able sprinter and got away.
j. pGIyG from the following list of par
Elephants. the entertainment at the Disci-
dies Church on Friday, March 20, Will be
highly interesting Prof b. \. Wilfby,
the rlocutiOnst of Bethany College, Mrs.
/ Oscar Seeley, Miss 3. Hathaway, Miss u.
Hamilton. Miss-Iaaura Sellars, OF Bellaire;
Messrs. G.. II. Dowler, Charles Zulaui.
I Oscar Seeley. j. and G.. Hopkins and \, p.
Williams. of Bellaire, and others. The
proceeds arc for worthy object, namely,
the LaBclc Mission school on Thirty first
street, aud the entertainment ought TO DC
I liberallv patrOni2cd