Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-06
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthiIY Told

PIthiIY Told.
THE Belmont County Fair will open on
the 9th, and will extend over until the
29th inst.
A VERY handsome four-and-a-half foot
observation-disclosures one OF the
windows of McLain Bros.
THE new City Hospital will be kept
open all during Fair week to enable all
visitors who desire to inspect 1T.
EDWARD MILLER and Samuel Slater had
a fight on Market street, yesterday even
ing, and were arrested by Officer West.
ATlast evenings session of the Commit
tee on Fire Department some small repairs
were ordered at the Niagara engine house
TIE police detail for the Fair grounds
to-day is made up of Officers, Scalley,
Porter, Herbert, Creighton, Devlin and
Trishler.
The Eighth Ward Democratic Club IS
called to meet tomorrow night at eight
O'Clock. After transacting the business
they will have drill.
THOSE who purchased tickets for the
electric light races which were to have
taken place last night can use them just the
same for tomorrow night, when the races
will take place.
Mrs. EVA HUBBARD advertises the open
ing of her studio, at 64 Sixteenth street,
next Wednesday, when she will be prepar-
ed to receive students in the several
branches of her art.
Bob NEWMAN would like to hear from
auv AS pound man on boxing in West
Virginia Ohio and Pennsylvania Reddy
Mason of Pittsburgh, Pa, or Frank Nc
Hugh of Cincinnati, Ohio, preferred for
purse of $500.
LAST evening Lieutenant Terrill arrest
ed a North Wheeling girl, who has been
going at a rather rapid gait, lately, and she
will be taken to the Home Of the Good
Sheppard, at Columbus, o., in the hope Of
reforming her.
ALL the public schools opened yesterday
with a good attendance. The day was
pretty generally spent in assigning pupils
to new studies, looking up needed books,
etc. There will not be much done IN the
way Of study before Wednesday.
MISS REID, of Steubenville, vocalist Of
rare merit. now soprano singer In the choir
of the First Presbyterian Church, is cone
templating opening vocal school in TINS
city at an early date. Miss Reid has had
superior training under some OF the most
accomplished instructors OF Paris, and IS
thoroughly equipped for her work. A new
Mrs. EVA HUBBARD has on exhibition
an excellent crayon portrait of MIR. futile,
of West Wheeling, at Nichols. The
cravon is well executed and is perfect
likeness. Mr. futile is one Of the old land
marks of Wheeling, having come to this
citv in 1916, and for long time was
manufacturer of wire goods under the firm
name of Tuttle & Gerard, at the south end
of the old stone bridge.
THE Linsly Ins titute opened up yester-
dav under the most brilliant auspices,
there being the largest influx OF students
known in the history of the school at an
oDening session. There is an unusually
large and well equipped faculty at the IN
stitute this year. In addition TO the Prln-
cipal. Prof John NJ. Birch, there's Lieut..
Brauesreuther, Prof A, 5. Bell, Prof.
Chas. Brilles, and Prof. T. Nesbitt. There
will also be an instructor IN gymnastics
soon to be needed upon.
KENTUCKY BIRD, the finely bred and
promising stallion of J. Z. Hoge, OF Mt.
pleasant, for whom S9O,OOO nad oeen re-
fused is dead. He had been OFF all OF this
season. but was gamey when keyed up, and
heinz handled at Meadville under the guild
orce of MIR Hoge himself it was thought
he would round TO, but he didn't and died
iost Saturday. This is very heavy loss
- Mr. Hoge, about the heaviest one thing
he could have lost. But hestill has good
horse in Label.
THE Novelty Stamping Company, OF
RelIaire. will make move this week on To-
eating the new plant. 1t was TO have been
decided Saturday evening, but was de-
ferred few days awaiting a definite reply,
70 their own proposition TO the B. & o. If
this is not accepted without equivocatlo91
one of three other sites will be determined
, v,C en- that active work can be com
r5aenced. Tha matter will be determined
mis- week and the new company move act
ivelv toward getting things IN shape 1or
operatiOn.