Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-01
SNALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithiiy Told.


Pithiiy Told.
LAWS tennis has been inaugur3ted on
the Island grounds
arrests during April.
ONE deed of trust were left for record
in Clerk Hook Office, Yesterday.
TuEEE We're no arrests made b. the
police up TO one o'clock this morning.
THE Park will be formally opened next
Sunday with u concert by the Opera House
Orchestra.
THoS OWENS moved into his new resi-
dcuce at the corner Of FOrtieth and Jacob
strdets, yesterday.
The Island apple trees are out in bios
som, and tine Garden Spot now presents
beautiful appearance.
THE Builders Exchange will meet this
evening mt 80 in the hall on the third floor
of the Crangle building.
CHAS. j. ELIG X Co. have turned out
handsome new delivery wagon Tor Jonn y.
Ebert, OF the North End.
TEr Council Committee on Petitions and
RESPONSIVENESS is called FOR this evening,
before the sessio of Council.
The Board of Directors of tue Peabody
Insurance Company willmeet this morning
no award the contract for the new building.
THE pupils of Richie Annex will give an
entertainment this afternoon and evening
iu the grammar room OF the main building.
Ir =, important that all persons owing
State liquor licenses settle with the
Sheriff between now and Saturday even
ing
Wops his been resumed on the east
abutmeut for the new Island bridge, at the
corner of Ohio and South Penn streets,
Island.
Tur funeral Of the late Frank Walter
will take place this M rning at nine
o'clock. the iuterment being at Peninsula
CemeJary.
Franz Il. SCRoGGIN> was yesterday ap-
pointeG administrator Of the estate OF John
] Manner. deceased. Bond, $500; Lorenz
Becker surety.
THERE was Dat one case in Police Court,
Yesterday morning The defendant was
Charles Baker, aud he was nned one dol
lar and costs.
THE annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Wheeling Bridge Company will be
held i'm the ofllce of w. p. Hubbard, Tues
day, az p ~.
TuE Council Committee on Fire Depart
ment is called 10 meet this evening TO take
action regarding the damage 70 the Nlgl-
liant engine house
TUE funeral OF Mrs Frederick Rinehart
occurred yesterday afternoon from her
late residence on South Eou street, ana
was largely attended.
YESTERDAY was the last day OF grace for
those owing 1889 taxes, and the Shern ana
his clerical force took in good many
shekelS during the day.
SorAR about twenty-five saloCuists nave
paid iu their annual license tax, as passed
ov Council Tuesday night They have
until noon next Monday TO settle, under
the law.
Tur Pool Fiends, captaned by Billie
Sipreu. uccep, the challenge of the Fort
Heury's. which appeared in this morning 5
REcI>TEH Captain Billie would ike TO
~ meet Manager Gavin.
A PEACE warrant was sworn out last
night by Robert Terrell, before Squire
Davis. against Lucy Campbell The case
Z will come mp before Squire Davis tenor
row evening no O'Clock.
e The late residence of Prof a. NJ. Stew
euson. mt the northeast corner Of Ohio and
South Front streets, has been elevated and
set on rollers, preparatory TO removing it
around on Virginia street.
CWEr oF POuCE DELBKUGGE yesterday
D received letter from Margaret Nannetta
Of 81 Joseph, Mo. asking for the where
ab0utS Of Wilson Nauuetta, of whom she
was very anxious TO hear
WORK has been suspended. for couple
OF days past, on the west channel span of
the new island bridge the steam derricks
being In use hoistug the iron for the east
span, now approaching completion.
FRED THlER, one of Reymann's drivers.
was badly bruised yesterday morning in
front of Bishops saloon, corner Forty
third and Jacob streets. He was lifting
key of beer, when he fell under the keg.
AUGJsr FETTE, an employee of the
Riverside tube works. in BenwoOd, had
his hand badly laScerated, last Tuesday
night, by hammer in the hands of fellow
workman. DR. Haskins. of Benwood,
dressed the wound
Council has been called TO meet this
evening in special session. The original
call was issued at the request of Mr. II.
l.. Wheat, but it was afterwards made gen
eral, so that any business calling for atteD-
ton can be taken up.
THE excavation for the north abutment
of the new stone bridge is now down below
the bed of the creek. A large amount of
heavy timber has been put in to keep the
banks in place. The pit will have to 90
about ten feet deeper.
CHIEF DELBRUGGE is in receipt OF letter
from the police authorities attending the
Forepaugh show, calling attention TO the
fact that a gang of crooks hOvers around
the circus. and asking the police of this
city 10 cooperate for the prevention OF
crime
Tux second issue Of the Young Mons
Worl.. the cOmmendable publication, now
being got out by the Y. NJ. G. A, has APP
peared II is full of interesting matter.
it. is neatly printed throughout by the
REGISTER.
Mus. AMELIA FRIrz. wife Of County
Commissioner Adolph Fritz, died yester-
dav morning at seven o'clock, At her home,
corner Jacob and Forty-third streets, aged
forty-tive years Mrs Fritz died from an
attack OF typhoid fever. y host of friends
will mourn her demise.
LINCOLN COUNCI No. >, Jr. Q. u. a. M,
was visited last ight by the State Council
officers. and after going through regular
business adjourned to the ante-rooms,
where an enjoyable lunch was discussed
Thanks are due 70 committeeman j.: T..
Freese. II. l.. Fullerton, and j. b. Hall,
also BRO Harry Babb, for their services.