Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-27
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ans
Pithiiy Told.

ANOTHER Councilman received green
goods" circular yesterday.
R.H. PARRER and Will Nesbitt Will sing
at Triadelphia this morning.
A STONE pavement Is being iaio Oh VI
ty-Third street near jacob.
HOWARD E. BECK died last night aOou'
eleven o'clock at Martins Ferry.
A NEW gas main is being laid on oouIn
,Chapline street, crossing Caldwelfs run.
THE first timbers for the false-work OF
the stone bridge were placed In poslIon
yesterday.
A Roy named Max Bachenheimer 1ouno
a Smith & Wesson revolver at the cornei
of Main and Twelfth streets.
Mrs. W. D. Crow and daughter Agnes,
of Littleton, are visiting MISS Agnes
Norge, of North Main street.
Herman Zwicker and wife, and son Her
man, left this morning on the b. q " 'rain
for Cincinnati to visit friends.
IT WAS reported last night that Mrs. geo,
Roberts, of Fostoria, nee Miss Bero, u La
Belle street, this city, was dead.
THE new Terminal switch tower ut the
crossing of the B. & o. and Terminal
tracks on Thirty-third street, Is nnisned'
A POWER of attorney from Klieyes,
Kraft & Co., to w. H. Klieves, was ieIt
for record at Clerk Hooks once yesOer-
day.
THERE will oe a recurrence of the cheap
rates to Wheeling Park to-day. A quar-
ter pays for the round trip and also auiniS-
sion.
THE foot race between Anderson ana
Coombs, which was announced 10 lake
place at the Fair Grounds, has been posi-
poned.
WHEELING and Lake Erie earnings Tor
the third week of September were 81, .lo,
an increase Of $9,SS1 over the same PERIOD
last year.
MANY of the electric light poles were
placed in position on Twelfth, Thirteenth,
Fourteenth, Byron and Jacob streets our
ing last week.
ANDY FORAKER was arrested by Ohicer
Wilkie last night for being drunk. JOS.
Smith was arrested by Officer Marks on a
similar charge.
A WAGON loaded with meat and belong
ing to F. Schenk g. Sons, broke the MOOT
of the McCulloch street scales In Eas'
Wheeling Friday.
CONRAD SCHUETZNER was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator of the estate OF MARY
Schuetzner, deceased. Bond, $500; John
]. Kennedy, surety.
THE work on the addition to Schmul-
bach's brewery, on Thirty-third street IS
progressing satisfactorily. The building
is now up to the fourth story.
A CHILD of Mrs. Nelson, who lives on
Vermont street, was reported lost at police
headquarters last night. The child IS be-
tween four and five years OF age.
SEVERAL Epworth Leagues and Chris,
tian Endeavor Societies from this city Will
attend the reception given by the Benwood
Epworth League, next Tuesday evening.
THERE will be meeting for young men
at the Y. M. c.. A. building, at p. m. to-
day. w. H. Pheley, General Secretary,
of Steubenville, will deliver an address.
Now is the time to see the planet Jupi-
ter. He is in opposition to the sun, ana on 7
a clear evening, when the moon is out OF
sight, he surpasses in splendor every other
heavenly body.
SAMUEL RUFF's new three story brick
dwelling on South Chapline street is about
finished and ready for occupancy. 1t is one
of the most handsome houses in that sec
tion of the city.
WALKER PRYER, Anderson Smith, S.
Whetzel and Edward Beecher were. ar
rested yesterday by the police for disor-
derby conduct and fighting. Officer west
made all the arrests.
Mr.. A. GARDNER is building three new
dwellings on North Main street, which are
in charge of Contractor Hamilton. The
buildings will be Of neat design, with
pressed brick fronts.
Mr.. c.. w. SAWYER will conduct meet
ing at Evangelistic Hall this evening be-
ginning at 7:30 o'clock. Prof w. w. Nc
Clelland and wife will conduct the music
aided by a full band.
THE Wheeling Cyclers now have thei r
club room on Thlrty-third street in hand
some condition. 1t is one Of the contest
club rooms in town. The Cyclers will
take run to Wellsburg today.
THE police were notified, about haft past
seven last evening, that little girl named
Maggie Nelson, residing on the Island, had
strayed away from home and become lost.
She was found late in the evening.
THE Kings Daughters of st. Luke's
church will hold social next Friday
night, October 2, in the chapel OF the
church. The proceeds will be used for the
purchasing of an organ for the Sunday
school.
YESTERDAY afternoon, Charles Kirwin,
who is employed on the new bridge con-
Meeting the Island with the city proper,
had his right arm painfully injured, by be-
ing struck with box Of tools, which fell
from block and tackle.
THERE has been a noticeable absence of
complaint about the shortage Of power on
the electric motor line lately. The past
two weeks have been entirely satisfactory.
although the usual number of cars have not
yet been placed on the tracks.
THE West Virginia Tobacco Company
has just placed new brand Of "long cut"
chewing and smoking tobacco an the mar
ket, and report big demand. The tobac-
co is put up in two ounce tin foil paper,
and the "Cabby" brand is very attractive.
A NUMBER of members of Council, are
considering the question of making some
radical improvements at the wharf, which
includes the cleaning up and grading of
the towhhalf and the extension of the paved
street south to the "Pewiky" freight de-
pot.
Mr. JAMES L. HoUGHTELING. of G hicago,
banker, merchant. ETC.. the founder Of the
Brotherhood Of st. Andrew, will make an
address at st. Matthew's church, Monday
evening, at 7:30 o'clock, on the general
subject Of "Men's work in the Church. 1t
is also hoped to organize chapter of the
Brotherhood.
TO-DAY will be celebrated as Rallying
Day at the Disciples and also at the Third
Presbyterian Church. Exercises appro-
pirate to the occasion will be carried out,
and then the offerings from mem bers Of the
congregation will be distributed TO the
poor and needy in the congregation.
THE four new dwellings at the corner
of Chapline and Twenty-ninth streets,
being erected by Contractor Wilbur JACOBS,
for Mr.. d. M. Carey, are finished to the
second story. Work on the new dwellings
on Eoff street has been delayed by the
difficulty in securing men to do the stone
work.