Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-13
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthily Told


PIthily Told
EASTER cards and Lion coffee.
THE Panhandle pay-car passed
through the city yesterday.
A HANDSOME piano was placed in the
Wheeling 'Cyclers hall yesterday.
ROBERT O'HARE was arrested after
midnight this morning by Officer Moran
on a disorderly charge OF several days
standing.
THE infant child of Carl Schultz, OF
Caldwell's Run, who was scalded with
hot water few days ago, died yester-
day morning from its injuries.
THE Federal Union No. 5617 OF White
Hold Carriers will give an oyster supper
at the Rechabite Hall, on Twelfth street,
Friday evening, April s.
BISHOP THoBURN, who is to lecture
at the Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church
next Tuesday evening, passed through
the city yesterday. The lecture prom
iseS to be we'll attended.
For the last two Sundays our Clar-
ington package has been stolen, either
from the Ohio River depot or on the
train. A reward Of S25 will be paid for
the Apprehension OF the thief.
THERE is as yet no clue to the thieves
who robbed Friend IL Son Of 1920 Fri
day. Payment on the sos check was
promptly stopped, and the net loss OF
the firm is thus 1925 in cash.
Mr.. CHARLES RAIDER will deliver a
free lecture this Sunday afternoon, at
half-past two o'clock, al the A. o. L.
w. Hall, corner Market and Twelfth
streets. Subject, "Scriptural Re-
ligion."
THE City Hospital yesterday received
two hundred dollars, contributed by
Mr.. d. j. Garth, OF New York, through
Mrs. w. l.. Hearne, with his prayers
and best wishes for its success in every
particular"
CHIEF OF POLICE MCNICHoL has or
dered extra officers for duty on Market
street, up to II o'clock each evening.
Three men will be taken from other
wards for this beat, and along the side
streets towards Main and Chapline.
HEREAFTER Sunday trains will be
run from this city on the 2. G. {. ~ 81.
l.. r. R., leaving at $50 a. m. and APO
p. M, and arriving at 1920 a. m. and
CPS p. m, city time. These trains will
be a great convenience to Wheeling
people and those along the line OF the
road.
JOHN Brown, Harry Normann, Dan
Crumbacker and Frank Jobes, all boys
ranging from II to IS years Of age, went
into Ann Keim'S house OF ill-fame on
Twenty-third street last night and were
put out. They then commenced throw
ing stones at the house when Officers
Moran and Frohme arrested them.
ZANNA j. GIBSON was yesterday APP
pointed Administrative OF the estate OF
George H. Gibson, deceased. Bond,
ST. 600: j. M. Fraser, surety. Martha
J. Pryor was appointed administrator
of the estate of Christiana Jane Pryor
deceased. Bond, S1,S00; Oliver Pryor,
surety.
A SMALL boy came into Coleman's
pharmacy, yesterday afternoon, ana
asked for cents worth of gunpowder
The clerk asked the usual questions,
and the boy said his sister wanted it
to give to the baby. Gunpowder for
babies is a new remedy, but it is pre-
sumed that it will either kill or cure.
TIE lady members of the Colored
Leap Year Club gave full dress hop at
G. A. r. Hall, on Friday evening last.
The best of order prevailed. The en-
tire evening was spent in hours OF
pleasure devoted principally to dancing.
The ladies who had the affair in charge
deserve great credit for the way in
which it was managed. Mr.. Louis
Thornton presided at the piano and
furnished the dancers with music. His
performing was excellent.