Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-03
SMALL TALG
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly AM
Pithilv Told

terday.
Tue Young Mems Democratic Club
Drum Corps was out last night serenadlng'
AGREAr deal Of filling is being done by
owners Of property along the old bed OF
Z Caldwell's Run
TuE Hospital benefit races at the talT
Grounds August Is promise financial sue
I cess. If not a great turf exhibition. Nearly
an the tickets are already sold.
ALAPGE force Of men is at work on the
new Baer building at South and Main
( streets, and they are making good progress.
1 The retaining wall has been finished.
/ In IS said that a number who had or
/ dered their Sunday beer from Wheeling
/ did not get il, and were therefore thirsty
and disappointed. Washington (Pa) o.
Scrrcr.
A DEED made April by W NJ. Dunlap,
I special commissioner, 10 ID. W. Berry,
| transferring parcel Of land in Potomac
was left aJ Clerk Hooks oAice yesterday
! consideration, SEQ
A TELEPHONE message from Washing
/ ton Pa, % police headquarters requests
| the police of this city % be on the lookout
/ for two girls Of that town who skipped
| from home Monday.
/ ALADT by the name OF Mrs. Dixon, on
I the Island, was severely bitten on the
! wrist bv a dog, yesterday, and Ohicer
Stump was called TO the scene TO admins
I ter leGden pill 70 the canine.
/ A wEECK occurred on the W. B. & T.
| railroad on the Peninsula yesterday after
noon. A freight train bscked through an
\ open switch at the round house. Three
I cars were thrown down an emoankment
THE funeral Of the late Edmund Gaus
/ took place Yesterday morning at 9 o'clock
\ from St AlpbOnsus Church, where solemn
I REQUIEM mass was celebrated. The inter
/ meat tocz place az Mt, Calvary Cemetery.
/ A DEED made July II by A. S. Howell
\ aud wife 10 Mrs. Lou Harrison, trans
I ferring lot in A. 5. HOwel'5 addition 10
/ the town OF Elm Grove was left at Clerk
| Hooks Office yesterday; consideration
/ 500.
/ TuE experiment OF running all electric
\ motors through from the southern 10 the
/ northern terminus of the road, proved a
I failure, so far as a bettermeut Of the ser
/ vice is concerned, and ii has been discon-
/ t,uued.
/ SOME Of the members OF the Fourth
/ Street NJ l.. Church Epworth League
\ have made arrangements for an affair
\ which Will take place tomorrow evening.
/ The League will be entertained by some OF
I the members.
/ TIE number OF young men who have
/ formed themselves into Democratic Club,
: independent of the Young Mems Demo
I cratic Club, held a meeting last night and
I adopted the name Of William l.. Wilson
. Tariff Student"
Nosr OF the Ohio County delegates 70
/ the First District Democratic Congress
/ iOnal convention at New Martlusville, will
/ leave on the morning train over the Ohio
7 River road to-day. IL IS expected that
. they viii return 10 night.
/ q. O'CoXN0R, Of Benwood, reported at
/ police headquarters yesterday that board
ar OF his, whose name he did not know,
having been at his house a short time, had
. skipped out. taking with him gold watch
belonging 70 Mr.. O'Connor.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Stollenwlrck gave a
. pleasant card party at their home on the
Island last night. There were four or five
/ tables in operation, and a delightful even
was spent oy all present. An appetizing
lunch was discussed at the close Of the con-
tests.
! IN Police Court Yesterday morning VIM.
Rogers, for disOrderly conduct, will spend
fifteen days on the hill; Patrick Dough
crty, for drunkenness, was fined - and
costs. but suspended judgment Thomas
I tn dLN Wao u AOA NA AAACAA~'', NeN oS4A
tcnce was also suspended.
THERE was a Jolly time last night at the
I home OF Mr. Louis SChauO on Mccullough.
/ Mr.. Schaub is the day manager Of the
! Central Glass Works, and about a week
ago he was married. Last night he was
rendered a big reception by his friends.
/ Mr.. SchaUb treated mis- guests royalty.
There were four cases pulled in last
I night. Jack Devinny and Curley, Johnson
I for suspicious conduct were hauled In by
Onicer Myers, and Oficer Watson pulled
inJ.B. Hale, stranger, for exposing his
. person. A fellow by the name OF Joe Drill
| or was also run in for drunknesS and dlsor-
/ DERBY conduct
TuE condition or Mrs. Samuel Wines
/ burg who was shot az Boggs' Run about
I ten days ago, is still on the mend. Her
/ physician. Or. Mcdonald, saws that II she
/ continues % improve as much Ia the next
/ few DAYS as she has done the past day or
two. bc VIII consider her condition 20 be
/ OUT OF danger. She is receiving the closest
/ attention, byher relatives and friends.
/ ABOUT two o'clock yesterday afternoon.
/ the discovery az body OF dead infant
\ was made 40 the stone bridge Some work
men were engaged in removing tho drift
I which had accumulated. when one of them
\ took hold Of an armful OF drift, and as he
/ lifted 90 up saw the body Of a child wrap
. ped iu some red clothing of some kind. He
f dropped che drift and the body being re-
\ leased. t1atcd away in the current
Josiah WHEgRT, of Valley Grove, a
I farmer wen known On large number az
/ Wheeling people was In the REGISTER
i ofce last evening Tie had what be called
\ twin eggs iu "a large jay. The two eggs
were Joined together with hgameut OF
4 tre same texture on The egc, which was
. elastic 90 some degree. The eSgs were per
\ fa-tIv formed and Ike everyday common
. cE-s l1 every particular, except they were
L r.rus The shells. The coating was elastic
\ and uors like the SKIN o. a fowl The Gu
I r1sIty was the production OF large Ply
+ moth Rock hen. and is a regular ooarder az
. JoeIah's barn-yavi. Experts IN hen-fruit
. ol-hI 90 look Up this latest curiosity OF
I-Z