Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-02
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly An
PIthilY Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithiiy Told.
THE police ran in several druRks, last
evening.
THE special Council Committee on Legis-
lation is called to meet this evening.
THERE was only one case in Police Court,
yesterday morning, and that was drunk.
A SNEAK thief entered Carriers saloon,
on the South Side, few nights since, and
carried of new suit OF clothes.
YESTERDAY being a holiday there was no
business transacted anywhere, hence no
market reports came over the wires.
THus. WARD, brakeman in the Pan
Handle yards, had hand badly mashed
Wednesday night, while coupling cars.
LOUIS s. CLAIR and Joseph Bachman
were disorderly on Market street, yester-
day, and were arrested by Officer West.
THE election officers in the several dis
tricts can obtain the iclIets for tomorrow :
Senatorial election by calling at this office
during to-day.
| PgoF. w. =. WILEY, of the State Uni
versity, will lecture this evening at Thorn
son Nj. L. Church. Subject, There's Il
woman in it, Admission free.
WENDELL Bros. have removed their ex-
press office from the corner OF Fourteenth
and Main streets TO the Benwood Iron
Works office on Fourteenth street.
WHEELING Lodge No 0. l. o. o. F., will
hold an open meeting and public installa-
ton of officers at their hall, corner
Twelfth and Chapline streets, Saturday
night.
CITIZENS Of East Liverpool petitioned
the Mavor to give up TWO streets 10 the
boys for coasting, requesting him to keep
ali horse vehicles off these streets while
the BOYS occupied them. This is Il new de-
parture in municipal reform.
If the Wheeling Il Lake Erie goes on up
the river arrangements might be made Dy
which the BergholZ road could use its
track to Steubenville. If such an arrange
uent were made IL would be easy enough
10 build the road from Bergholz TO the
river Steubenriile Gazette.
RT. Rev. BISHOP KAN has sold to Jacob
Wilhelm twenty-five feet front on tie west
side of Market street, south OF Fourteenth,
belonging to the late John Bruce during
his lifetime The consideration was 81, 500,
or 1913 per front foot. The building is now
occupied by Sullivan's saloon.
Mis-. SOPHIA ScIREIBER, relict of the
late Theodore Schroeder, died at the fam
lily residence on North rOnt street, islanu,
nj S:45 o'clock yesterday morning, aged
sixty-fve years. The deceased was one OF
the Oldest residents OF the Island, and
lady highly esteemed by all who knew her.
WILLIAM c. BAUER, well known glass
worker, employed at the Central, died at
his home on Sixteenth street yesterday
morning at ! 80 o'clock. He will De buried
at Peninsula cemetery, tomorrow after
noon at O'clock Local Union No. =, A.
f. G. w. IT,, will attend the funeral in
body.
WILLIAM REDCLIFF yesterday received
very interesting letter from II. Il. Carter,
/ formerly of this city, now at Hermosla,
South Dakota, Mr. Carter gave graphic
resume of the local Indian situation, and
enclosed lock of hair, about foot long,
cut from the head of Crooked Hand, u
Sioux who was killed 4 few days before
the letter was written.
TIE police received word from Steuoen,
vile. Yesterday, that J John Doyle, Jr, aged
! fifteen years, had disappeared, last Mon
day, and that grave fears were entertained
as to his safety. Doyle Is i've feet high,
has "A scar on his forehead, and when last
seen had on Il double-breasted coat. He
was in the company of colored man when
he dropped out Of sight.