Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-20
SMALL TALK
aIinor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
Pithllv Told

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Entertainment for the Home for Aged ana
Friendless Women.
The banks will all be closed tomorrow.
Go TO the benefit entertainment at the
Grand this evening.
THE dry goods store Of G. E. Stifel q
Co, will be closed at noon Columbus Day
Friday.
TT was Heatherington's and not Hack
et,s band from Bellalre IN the hepuOIlcan
procession.
IT was Florist Laupp, not Knapp, who
furnished the decorations for the hume
Cracraft wedding.
STEPHEN MCCoLLoUGH harrangueo tne
bows at the Republican Escort CluD laSI
night 1t was a scorcher.
THE druggists have agreed to close from
one O'Clock TO five o'clock tomorrow AFTER
noon, and from eight 10 ten in the evening
TBE Kenna Club will meet at the Wheel
inc Democratic Club this evening at o:oO
O'Clock, to go TO Watts meeting at Ben
wood.
The members Of the Fourth Ward Junior
Democratic Club are requested to meet al
their headquarters on Eighteenth street
this evening.
WILLIAM THOMSON, a Pittsburg newspa-
per man. was arrested by Officer West yes
terday afternoon for disorderly conduct IN
the Second ward.
The sever-months-old child of Nicholas
| Scheurer, which was badly scalded several
days since by pulling pot OF not conee
over on it, died Tuesday
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
to Albert NJ Jones, native OF Belmont
county. aged %, and Louisa Dauber, ma
tive of Wheeling, aged -.
The Grand was again packed with peo-
ple last night TO see the "South Before the
War" It is one Of the most attractive
pieces ever brought TO this city.
THE VIM. L. Wilson Tariff Students ex-
pect to turn out nearly $50 men in the Co
iumbian parade tomorrow afternoon, and
some new drill movements will be intro
duced.
Mrs. CHARLES OLsHE, who was reported
several DAYS ago as having gone with a
| handsomer man, was found by her husbnad
in North Wheeling yesterday, and the two
became reconoiled.
WEBSTER school has erected platform
in the school yard for the Columbian cele-
bratiou. The scholars have prepared an
excellent programme for the occasion.
Rev. T.. n. Lynch is to be the orator OF the
day.
ABOUT one o'clock yesterday afternoon
Walter Simpson, of 2245 Market street,
was knocked down and run over by horse
attached TO buggy in front OF the tlftn
ward school house. He was badly shaken
up.
QUITE a number of citizens left for
Chicago, yesterday, among them being
Messrs. A. d. and A. p. Garden, Hon:
John 5. Naylor, and M. G. Mckay, OF
Parkersburg, Secretary OF the West VIZ
ginia Board.
ANTHONY CoNNoRs and John Brannon
were arrested yesterday while trying to
dispose of fake ring. AS they will not
| leave the city, charge Of being persons
not of good fame will probably be placed
against them.
HARRY WILLIAMS, man employed by
Jolly Bros, was arrested by Omcer
O'Brien Yesterday on charge OF forgery.
! 1t was case of monkeying with bill,
changing the figures. He will be brought
! before Squire.
THE grocers will have two wagons IN the
parade; on one Will be the grocery store OF
| to-day and on the other the primitive
! shsnty will be displayed The Adhesive
| Order of Mogu lions, it is understood,
will have parade tomorrow evening.
TIE sixty people who are to go with the
| floats on the occasion of the Columbian
parade. tomorrow, are called TO meet at
! the Council chamber of the City Hall at
| half-past seven this evening for instruc-
j tions and to receive their costumes. A full
attendance is desired
Tue Sixth ward Democratic club is
! called to meet this evening at the club hall
| on Twentv-fourth street, at seven o'clock,
! sharp, in full uniform, TO act as an escort
| to Governor Wilson. Every member is
| requested to respond, and all Democratic
CLUBS in the city are invited.
THERE viii be gymnastlc exhibition,
| burlesque and minstrel show at the South
Side Turner Hall on Saturday evening.
| Among those who will take part are the
! Humans, Ed and Ida, two trapeze per-
formers, and Corcoran and Straub, black
face comedians, in songs and dances.
THERE were six cases in Police Court,
| Yesterday morning. Mrs. McLain, the
colored woman connected with the south
! Before the War; show, who struck Mrs
! Wharton, was fined g and costs, buS judg-
ment was suspended. Art McNickle was
fined 81 and costs for disorder, and Lou
Davis was dismissed Daniel Millee got 81
and costs for disorder The other case was
| a drunk.
ALL wheelmen that expect to participate
in the Columbian celebration will please
meet at 1914 Market street this evening, or
give their names 10 Chief Consul Stamp, so
| that position NAV be assigned them.
! They will form on Fourteenth street, and
all wheels must be decorated aud ready
when the procession moves. The line OF
wheelmen will De led by Messrs. HOge and
Mccoy, two of the oldest League members.
The Arion Society will celebrate the Co
! lumbus anniversary this evening at their
hall. Dr. Albert +. Stifel will deliver the
address, and Mr.. Thee. Roller will read a
poem dedicated 10 the anniversary by DR..
! A. Shaffraneck, formerly of Wheeling.
! Following will be concert by the Arion'
| Singing Society, assisted by the we'll
known sOloists, Mrs. Flora Williams,
! Messrs. L. J. Diegmiller and Jacques
| Front
The Bellaire Tribune says About
twenty-five of Bellaire's elite society ladies
went to Wheeling Tuesday evening in one
of our large express wagons TO witness the
grand Republican parade. Each lady wore
two tiny flags crossed upon the breast and
one in the bat. The highly complimentary
remarks heard by a Tribune reporter are
too good TO keep secret. Ladies, after
the parade was over, two gentlemen of the
| Pittsburg "Six-Footn club were at bursts
ice cream parlor, and just after you had
| finished your oyster supper, one of them
| whispered, evil, that's the finest looking
crowd Of young ladies 1 ever saw; l believe
| III move TO Wheeling
THE plans of Leiner and Faris have been
adopted by the Mozart Park Association
/ and the architects instructed to go ahead
/ with their work. On the 3lst of this
month bids viii be received by the Com
! pany and the contracts will be awarded.
! The following is the list of buildings
/ which will be erected st once: Bar-room,
| so by so; three bowling alleys, each 100
feet long and ante-rooms attached; one
dancing pavilion, 100 feet floor space, On
| this dancing hall will be steeple so feet
high. The steeple or tower win have an