Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-12
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SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
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Pithny Told.
OFFICER LrKENs ran in q drunk, last
evening
Mn. FErn V1ERHELLEH, of Parkersourg,
is home ON visit 20 his parents.
Two deeds of trust were left for record
al Clerk Hook office yesterday.
Is the Wheat * Hancher watch and dia-
mond club, yesterday, no. drew in CLUB
No. I.
The Council Committees on Fire De
partmeut aud Accounts will meet Monday
evening
OFFICER Daum arrested Cos. Riddle,
last evening. for striking George Engle,
on Seventeenth street.
INH.E. Hulman x Co.'S watch and dia-
moud club drawing club -, No. 5S; club
-, No. 33; club l6, No Z.
GEORGE NAuN, of Alex. T. Young's phar-
macy, passed a most creditable examination
i'm pharmacy, yesterday, coming on with
high hOnOrs.
TnE South End Athletic Club will give
their first grand ball at Westwood's hall
on Friday evening, April Il, 1891 Music
by Myers full orchestra.
A COUPLE of mischevious Sixth ward
bows dropped a dynamite cartridge into an
clubhouse yesterday, and blew the contents
all over the neighb0rhOod.
THE funeral Of the little daughter Of Ed
ward Flaherty. who died rather suddenly
Friday last, will take place from the family
home Sunday afternoon, at o'clock.
The friends of Capt Coon Leonhardt
will be glad 10 learn that he was the sue
cessful bidder for most of Parkersburg's
street paving 10 be done this coming sum
mer.
CART. JAS. II ALMOND and private John
Heiulein. of the Mystic Crew Boat Club,
are at work upon boat. which when COM
/ pleted will be model as TO speed and
beauty
THE Wheeling Stamp and Lamp boys
will play a game of ball AT the Tunnel
/ Green this afternoon with the Warwick
pottery boys. The game viii be called at
/ . o'clock.
/ THERE is considerable complaint about
/ there not being any light in Alleys and
/ 6 recently, and persons living in that neigh
| borh0od have to grope through dense dark
mess.
| WN CARNEY commenced the grading for
the new building 20 be put by the Schmul-
/ bach Brewing Co, Oh Thursday last. He
wants additional men 10 work on the foun-
D
I pletion as soon as possible
THERE were but two disorderly cases in
/ Police Court yesterday morning Charles
| Baker was fined $40 and costs for disorder
/ ~ conduct At the evening Court there
| were two cases. Thomas Kelley, for dis
orderly conduct got - and costs.
DoMNIcK and Damascus Spoudula, two
dagOs. were arrested Friday night for as
saulting William Lives, another Italian, in
an alley in the Second ward Yesterday
morning the defendants appeared before
I Squire Arkle and paid the costs and the
case was dismissed.
OFFICER DAUN ran in two diSorderlies
las night, Andy Shetlin and Ed. Diehl, and
Officer Moran pulled in James Homes and
/ Charles Kline, two fellows engaged in a
fight on Fourteenth street Officer Douo-
van arrested Thomas Kelly for breaking
the glass out of the police patrol box at the
corner of Jacob and FOrty-eighth streets.
THE Builders Exchange is strictly en-
forcing the following rule: Should any
solicited lowest bid be refused, the bidder
shall be entitled TO compensation from the
owner of the proposed building as fol-
lows. For estimates under =, 600 one per
cent of amount of bid; form 5000 to
5000. SIS: from 5000 20 so 600. So:
from S2O, 900 TO 81, 900, $50. form 81. 900 to
$4,000, $50, over $4,000, 500 This rule
shall apply 90 all parties soliciting bids,
whether with or without the service of an
architect.
DEPUTY sheriff Of Guernsey county,
Ohio, came 20 the city yesterday morning
after "a fellow named l. Il. Swank. of
ShaueSville, who is charged with bastardy
The officer followed Swank 10 St Glars
Vile, where he found him working in a
drug store He went 10 the store last
night. but Swank saw him first and jumped
out of a rear window and made his escape.
He went 20 a livery stable hired a team
and drove 90 Wheeling last night He was
found on the street and taken 70 the city
building and agreed 20 so back TO Ohio
without a requiSiti0n.
THE concert which was 20 have taken
place nc the Wheeling Opera House, under
the auspices of st Johns choir. of the
BeuwoOd Catholic Church, on the eth of
May. has been unavoidablv postponed until
the lfth Miss Ella Byrne. the efficient
organist OF 81 Johns, and Miss Fannie
Geragty are 1indcfatigab'e in their efforts
90 make "a grand success of the entertain
meut. and have secured a bright array of
WhccluC and Benwood talent, who kindly
give their services 20 "a most worthy OBJ
iect-the rebuilding of 81 JOINTS Church.
irroparaoiy damaged 10y the recent flood.
Prof. Schockcy VIII preside al the piano
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