Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthilY Told

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PIthilY Told
AT Opera House to.niGht-The Limited Mail.
AT Grand Opera House to-night-The Tyro-
lean.
THE Wheeling Athletic Club will have
their opening this evening.
JOHN Cox, native of England, was ad-
mitted to citizenship yesterday.
A NEW gas pipe is being put down on
South Broadway and Ohio streets.
THE Stone Bridge Commission is called
to meet this afternoon at four o'clock.
WILLIAM SMITH and Edward Leibert had
fight on McColloch street, last evening,
and were both arrested by Officer Buch.
SCENE, Paris-dramaus persona, Harry
Franzheim ct als.-material, two peaches
bill, 50 cents-result, no more peaches,
smother fruit.
THE magnificent special car carried by
the Limited Mail Company will be on eX-
hibition to-day at the b. ~ .. yards, OPP
posite the City Building.
A GRAND Democratic demonstration is
promised for the 10Th at the Grand Opera
House, when Hon. John Il. Fellows, Of
New York, will be present.
The Union Sabbath school picnic to be
held by the Sabbath schools Of Bellaire,
Martins Ferry, Bridgeport and Benwood
will be held next Saturday at Ridgeway' S
grove.
albert CARNAHAN shot an eagle meas
urinr seven feet three inches from tip TO
tip, out Calwelps run, Saturday. It's the
first bird of that sort seen In this vicinity
for a long time.
DR.. REFER reports that the horse Aus
tralia, hurt on the Fair Grounds, last Fri
day, is getting along all right. The horse
is valued at about 5000. The horse IS now
at Little Washington.
SUSAN COLEMAN was up before Squire
Ankle last night, on complaint OF John XII
ger, for disturbing the peace. she was
fined 81 and costs and placed under sIOO
bond to keep the peace.
THE target system is to be used hereafter
in the operation Of trains over the b. " y.
bridge at Bellaire This system is resorted
10 for the purpose of preventing accidents
on the bridge such as the one IN which
Thomas Feeny lost leg.
TIE hop given at Franzheim's Hall last
night by Mr.. Roy Boyd was largely at
tended. Excellent music was provided and
nearly all the participants were IN full
evening dress. II was a very pretty affair
and charmingly conducted.
THE fall opening of the Y. NJ. @. A. gym
pasium will occur tonight. There will be
q class drill and social fellowship and the
plans for the fall and winter will be an
nounced. All young men interested ID
physical culture are invited.
ALEXANDER burst, the Main street fruit
dealer has a curiosity in the shape OF a
double watermelon on exhibition at ms
store The freak was received IN cargo
Of melons from down the river, and mas al
tracted a good deal Of attention.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yester--
dow 70 Charles o. Roemer, a native OF
Wheeling. aged -, and Sara Z. Sweeney,
q native of wheeling. aged 25: also to Flor
ence Al bertson, native OF Trladelpnla,
sged u. and Ella V. Hastings, native OF
Wheeling, aged 81.
THE Wheeling Greek coal works have
been working only about hall time 1or tue
mast two months, for the reason, 1t Is SAID,
that their coal trade around the lakes mas
heen greatly interfered with by the w. 81
I. p with their extensive coal mines re-
Gently opened back of Portland.
4 Surprise was rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes RalstOn last evening at their new
nome in Sheets Addition, Martins Fer
rv. Dancing occupied the hours. Elaoo-
rate refreshments were served. Among
those present were Miss Bertha Grlhth,
of Pittsburg, who leaves for her nome To-
day.
TIE annual mission feast next Sunday at
the German Lutheran church at Benwood
will occur at 10 80. The altar service Will
be bv the Rector, G. L. Boecele, ana the
sermon by DR.. c. w. Brecht, OF PeCryviAe,
Pa, at noon. There will De an aitar ser
vice at 80 by the Rector ana st, sermon uy
a w Werder. of Wheeling. The even