Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
e. EMSHETMER,
Is and 20 Eleventh ST.
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.


Minor Matters of Interest Briefly an'
: Pithily Told.
THE Board Of Commissioners will NEE
tomorrow in regular session.
| THE amount of work done from day I,
day on the new Jail is not startling.
! THE roof timbers for Mr. Anton Rey
mann's new residence are being placed II
I position.
ELECTRIC light poles were being erected
on Chapline street, from the creek to Fiji
/ teenth, yesterday.
THE kindergarten Club will meet Mon
day evening al o'clock at Miss Elizabeth
! Lucas, on Chapline street.
TIERS will be a special musical servic'
at ST. Matthew'S Church to-day. Mrs. A
5. Harry, of Steubenville, will sing.
THE W.I.R. S. will give a grand bal
In Herden's Hall, at Fulton, October 9Th
Mayer's orchestra will make the music.
GEORGE PARRISH was committed to jul
by Justice Ankle, yesterday, in default OF q
fine of three dollars and costs for q disturb
anoe Of the peace.
WHEELING COUNCIL No. ], Jr. o. .. a. NJ,
will give a grand ball at Turner Hall, Fri
day evening, October 10th, 1891. Music by
Mayors full orchestra.
N Police Court. last night, James Jones,
charged with whipping his wife and with
disOrderly conduct, was fined five dollars
aud costs on each charge.
The Island football team failed to appear
Yesterday afternoon at Recreation Park,
and the game was awarded 10 the Eighth
ward boys by q score of II TO U.
ALICE WJLMOTT, the young girl whose
peculiar experiences, first described in the
REGISTER, excited so much attention the
past week, was yesterday sent 10 relatives
at Oil City, Pa.
THERE was very large supply Of grapes
in the city yesterday. They were mostly
ConcOrds, and hundreds of baskets we're
sold It a quarter each. Most Of the supply
comes from New York State.
TIE big S,5OO-pound hammer for thenew
pile-driver, at the Main street stone bridge,
was gotten down the hank yesterday.
Work has been commenced on the eXcava-
tiOn for the southwest wing wall.
ALL ladies' of the w. r. G. (Woman's Re
lief Corps contemplating going to the re-
union at Martins Ferry. on Tuesday, Oc-
tOber 9th, should be al the Terminal depot
at o'clock a. N. Tuesday.
THE citizens i'm the vicinity Of Chapline
and Eleventh streets are up in arms over
the foul smells issuing from stagnant sur
face sewerage lodged thereon. They have
united In q petition TO Council for a sewer
to carry it away.
A NUMBEB Of ministers in attendance at
the NJ. b. Conference having expressed a
desire 70 see the Fire Department in opera
ton, a test run will be made 10 box %, al
Twelfth and Market streets, between one
and two O'Clock Monday afternoon.
By an announcement in another column,
the Island Democratic Club will have an
interesting meeting tomorrow night. Hon.
Robert White will elucldate the workings
of the new ballot law, something which all
voters ought 10 thoroughly understand.
News from all the surrounding coun'
ivy Is TO the effect that the creeks and
small streams generally are nearly OIL
q te dried up. The river itself is fast fad
/ Z from view, great stretches Of gravel
bottom being visible all along the stream
The rocks az the water works pumping
station are almost out of water.
THERE were six cases in Police Court
yesterday morning. James Foots, for in
decency, was fined 81 aud costs. Sam Fray
drunk, got 81 and costs. VIM. Koch, fol
disorder, got s. and costs. The case against
ID. r. Brooks, for Obstructing the streets
was dismissed. The similar cases against
Carl Hamilton and VIM. Stabos were set
tied on basis OF - each, Judgment being
suspended.