Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-02
SMALL TALK. =

Minor Matters of Interest Brlehy ana
PIthiIy Told.
AT Opera Hsuse this afternoon and evening
Prof Bristol's Equescurricuium'
AT Grand Opera House this eveninG-lrwin
Bros. Specially Co.
YESTERDAY was beautiful day, barrin'
the mud.
OFFICER ScALY killed dog in North
Wheeling yesterday.
THE Council Committee on sPohce IS
called for Friday evening.
HARRY RIcKEY was arrested by Oficer
Creighton, yesterday, for disorder.
ROBERT WILSON, a well known CONNER
cial traveller, died yesterday afternoon.
THE CITY Democratic Executive Commit
tee will meet at the Sheriff's ONCE THIS
evening.
LOUIS AsMUs is making extensive i'm
provements TO his livery stable on South
Jacob street
HENRY EICHENBERG, who keeps a saloon
at No. HOO McCollogh street, has oeen ar
rested for selling on Sunday.
The Women's Hospital Association will
meet at the Y. M G. A. building at nall
past three tomorrow afternoon.
Jos. JACOBS, the Market square clother,
will occupy the elegant store room OF M
Riley, 1889 and 114l Main street.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yester-
day to Nemore Bates, a native OF Cumoer-
land, aged 43, and Fannie West a native
of Cadiz, aged 70.
Capt. Gregory Barrett, who was injured
at Pleasant Valley, on Friday last, Is rest
ing easier. but will not be able to leave the
bed for some time yet.
CHARLES WATKINS was arrested by Ohi-
Ger Moran, last evening, for dlsorderly
conduct. Officer West arrested Henry
Slender for drunkenness.
DID you ever notice how seats in the
dress circle Of the Opera House are chech-
ed when there is rush. The cancelled
seats take the form of shield.
THE many friends and customers OF Mrs.
Mollie Lights will please take notice that
She is again at julius Jacobs dry goods
store, 1904 Main street, as before.
KIMBERLY & DAVIS were the first firm
TO receive freight at the new freight house
of the Terminal system. They got a car
load of Michigan oats yesterday.
AN electric motor collided with one Of
Paige. Carey & Co.'s heavy stone wagons
on Market street below Twenty-hrst yes
terday, knocking a large hole in the motor
car
Miss Hulda Delaplain has just returned
from a brief soiourn in New York CITY.
Miss Delaplain met many friends in the
Empire City and her stay was made most
delightful.
The firm of Redman IL Co. has been dis
solved, Mr. w. j. Hamilton retiring. Inc
business will be continued by Messrs. H.
w. Redman and George McKown, the re-
manning partners.
THE matinee at the Opera House Of the
Educated Horses and Ponies will open at
half-past two prompt. Doors open at two
O'Clock Ladies' and children should so
early to get seats.
Miss Irene Braden, four-year-old daught-
err of Supt. Braden, of Washington, Pa,
and granddaughter Of John H. Hill, OF this
city. died yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
started for Washington yesterday alter
noOn
ROBERT SMITH and r. z. Barnes, COM
positors, got into fight on Market street,
Yesterday afternoon, and were arrested by
Officer Gaus One of them got away, but
was captured by Oflicer O'Brlen and both
were locked up.
THE third term Of the Linsly Institute
opened yesterday with a full attendance
The senior were examined in trignometry,
while the lower classes were also tested IN
their respective studies preparatory 70
sending out the regular term reports.
MIS-. LAMIRA SHEETS, President OF the
Woman's Temperance Union, aud well
known In temperance and social work, died
Saturday at Flushing, after long Illness.
Although sixty years Of age this was her
first sickness. The deceased was well
known here in Wheeling.
THERE were twelve cases IN Ponce
Court, Yesterday morning Kate Fox and
Mrs Xix. for disorder, got e and costs
each. and Mrs. Burris were dismissed on a
similar charge. Jesse Monticello and four
inmates and three visitors at her house got
the regulation penalties, and one drunk
was let OF with dollar.
GESEKAL MANAGER EATRES, OF the Ter