Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-22
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ant
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saloon business next month.
THE Stone Bridge Commission is called
to meet this evening at o'clock.
Tia Council Committee on Real Estate
failed TO get quorum, last evening
JOHN G. CLINE and P. l. Gavin were ar
rested yesterday for selling on Sunday.
THE White Hold Carriers Union will
give supper a, g. A. K. Hall on April s..
AN unknown man was bitten on the leg,
yesterday, by dog belonging TO Adam
Blum.
Col. ]. w. ST. CLAIR, Worlds Fair
Commissioner, is expected in Wheeling in
few days.
THE B. P. w. pay roll for street clean
ing, etc, for the two weeks ending Satur-
day, was S37l.
The Primus Club will give dance on
the 2Sth inst. at Franzheim's Hall. Kill
myer will play.
MEssRs HoRKHEIEMER Bros. have pur-
chased about $1,000 pounds Of wool over in
J Pennsylvania, at 23a24c.
JOHN WILLIAMS will answer charge Of
disorder in Police Court, this morning
He was arrested by Officer West.
FRANK REITTER will remove his barber
shop across the street TO 1927 Main street,
the new bridge corner, April the first.
ALEX. FREw was yesterday appointed
administrator of the estate of w. p. Wilson.
deceased. Bond $500; ID. Il. Phillips, sur
ETY..
ANNIE Brown was in Police Court Sat
urday evening, but sentence was suspended
| if she would leave town. She was sent to
| Jail yesterday.
THE funeral of the late Lewis r. Smith
will take place from the family residence
| in New Cumberland at p. m. to-day. A
number of Wheeling people will 90 up.
NIKE TRACY, who is very well known
down in the Fourth district, has a new
| Democratic voter at his house. He has
been the subject of congratulation for two
| days.
The timbers are being rapidly yanked
| out from under the arch OF the stone
bridge, large number Of people watching
| the operation yesterday. Work upon the
top of the arch is proceeding.
! THE Mark Twain Rod and Gun Club
will hold their annual ball at Turner Hall
| Easter Monday night. No tickets will be
/ for sale by solicitors or agents. Tickets
can only be purchased at the door.
The members Of the Wheeling Cyclers
will entertain their friends this evening at
| their hall on South Jacob street. Progress
sve euchre will be the main feature OF the
occasion and handsome prizes will be given.
THE members of Sabbath school class
| ''Bn at the Zane Street Nj. r. church Will
| give a social and entertainment tonight in
| the basement of the church. The proceeds
will be donated to the Sunday School in
terests.
TIE third concert recital of the Wheel
! ing Conservatory of Music will take place
| this evening at Arion Hall. There are
twenty-three numbers on the programme,
and a most enjoyable arrangement Will De
afforded.
LAST night abou 1890 fire broke out in
the Bellaire Stamping rooms. The en-
ployes, however, succeeded in eXtngulsh-
! ing the blaze before the department ar
arrived. The cause of the fire was de-
fective flue. Little damage was done.
The Primrose Club, OF Wheeling, has
chartered the steamer Courier TO convey
them from Wheeling to Bellaire, to attend
the hop TO be given by the Mercantile Club,
| of that city, at the Globe Hotel, Friday.
Prof. Kilmyer will furnish the music.
| YESTERDAY evening Adam Wendell went
into Louis Delbrugge's merchant tailoring
establishment, at Main and Twenty second
streets, and abused the proprietor Wen
del was arrested by Officer Donovan, and
will answer the charge this morning.
THE young ladies Of the Wesley M. T..
| Church are making arrangements for a
social and bazaar. The affair will take
place the evening OF the 30th inst, and Will
! continue until the second night in Apri |, at
| Westwood's Hall, corner Thirty-eighth
and Jacob streets.
a party of delegates to the State Sunday
! School Convention which meets to-day
| and Wednesday at ParkersDurg left yester-
day afternoon on the Ben Hur for that
town. Among those who left were Dr.
| Riker, Rev. G. w. Riheldaffer and wife,
! Rev. +. n. Lynch, Rev. Joseph Lee, Rev.
j. T.. Chenoweth, Rev. DR.. Fullerton, Rev.
Perry, Rev. Archibald Moore Mrs. Mar
tin Colon and several others.
Mrs. FLORA WILLIAMS, the soprano
singer at the First Presbyterian church,
| has been engaged TO sing in the choir at st.
! Matthews Episcopal Church, and COM
mences her duties there on the first Sunday
| in April. The choir now consists of
Messrs Chas. Zulauf and John Mendel,
and Mrs PEBBLES Tatum and Mrs. Will
| liams On Easter Sunday special music
will be rendered and double quartette
will sing, included among whom will be
Miss Updegraff, of Mt. Pleasant.
| NINE Parkersburg Masons took the
| Shriner degree Friday night. and it was an
occasion of considerable lnerry-making for
some one, Judging from the sounds that
emanated from the lodge room, which could
| be heard several squares away The fol-
] lowing Shriners were here from Wheel
ing and assisted at the initiation: Ed. b.
| Franzheim, w. A. Wilson, F. G.. Steven
son, w. l. Irwin, Stephen Waterhouse,
Jr., M. r. Wolf, E. r. Baldwin, +. Fl.
/ Warden. Steen Thompson, OF Weston,
was also among the number. The local
| brethren, after the hot sands had been
traversed, invited the sojOurners TO a ban
quet which had been prepared for the occa-
| sion. -PdrItersbJIrg Journal.
| OK Thursday evening Col. A. b. Paul,
| the protector Of the Pittsburg, Cannons-
! burg and State Line Railroad, and who
has done so much effective hustling in be-
| half of that great enterprise, arrived in
! town. The Colonel has been in III health
| for nearly year past, the greater part OF
which time he has spent in the West. He
is now, we are glad TO state, almost fully
recovered. Last fall, when he was sick,
word was received here OF his death, ana
we published an item to that effect. The
| Colonel SAYS he "knew as soon as he saw
the squio that il was not correct II may
| be stated here that the State Line road,
DESPITE insinuations that IT has hzzled out,
| is rot dead, but will probably be heard
from to some purpose in the not distant
| future. -CdnnOnSburg Notes.
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