Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-08

SMALL TALE


PIthilV Told
At the Opera House this evening-hatnefine
Robsr in Heroine in Rags"
At the Grand Opera House this evening"
"The Postmaster"
WHAT revelry by night it was.
EVERY Democrat should vote in the dis
trict in which he lives.
THE election returns will be received
during the performances at both theatres
tonight.
TIE telephone will be one continual
whir-r-r-r tonight Extra operators VIII
be at the Central office.
ONE of the members of Hackett's band,
of Bellaire, lost music book on the streets
last evening He would like to have II re-
turned TO the band by the finder.
THERE were but two cases In Police
Court, yesterday morning. A drunk
went to the hill and Conrad Smith got
50 and costs.
Il. CRANMER was yesterday APP
pointed administrators Of the estate OF
Mary A. Swami, deceased. Bond, $500;
w. A. Swami, surety.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to James E. Wilson, native OF
Marshall county, aged so, and Jennie
Davis, native OF Marshall county,
aged 25.
MIR. A. R. JACOBS yesterday received
from the american Wool and Cotton Reporter,
of Boston, the parchment certlncate OF tue
premium awarded him for fine West Vlr.
ginia merino wool, grown IN west VIZ
GINA in 1897.
JOIN RUST, who was naturalized at the
Court House, Saturday evening, went
away and forgot his naturalization papers
He can obtain them by calling on the
Clerks of tho Circuit Court, at the Court
House.
CLERK OF COUNCILS E. q. HANKE is hard
at work preparing his report OF the Board
of Equalization and Appeals. 1t Will DC
an extremely voluminous document, anu
would make couple OF pages OF the hEd-
IsTER, in fine type.
YESTERDAY morning an arch on the six
teenth street front Of the new Baer Dulid-
ing gave way, allowing portion OF Tue
wall to fall. The cause was owing 10 an
error in proportioning column, designed
to support one end OF the arch.
ABOUT a hundred of the Moundsville
bows took part in the Victoria last nignt'
and showed themselves to be immense.
Charles Charleston acted as captain OF the
club. and escorted the women's rights
J champions over town in great shape.
THE police received information yes
terday that John f. Devine, Michael
Sheehan, Louis f. Coleman, Harry Har-
rity. G. Y. Kaufman and Hunter Siga-
foose had escaped from Morganza
Reform School, Pa.
THE Cyclers Hall, on South Jacob street,
will be well filed tonight, at which time q
number Of South Side young ladies VII!
give leap year dance. large NUMBER Oh
| invitations have been sent out and the nail
will be handsomely decorated with flowers
and plants.
Mr.. AND MRS. EMMETT DELoE yesterday
cele brated the twenty-tifth anniversary OF
their marriage, or silver wedding, at their
residence on the Island, although no formal
entertainment was given. Mr.. and Mrs.
Deloe have the very best wishes Oh large
! circle OF friends.
A YoUNG gentleman and young lady
| both residents of the East End have wag-
| cred that if Harrison is elected the gentle
man is to wheel the lady around Two
SQUARES and if Cleveland is the successful
candidate the lady is to perform ike SER
vice for the gentleman.
THE street cars will be running on the
fiye-minute system as soon as the recon
struction of the road is completed Think
of street cars in Wheeling running oftener
than once an hour Think OF it! 1t is
question whether the shock will be greater
10 the cars or the people.
Mrs HANNAH GATHER died at her resi-
dence on Eoff street yesterday morning
after lingering illness. The deceased
has long been resident OF the city and
was highly esteemed by wide circle OF
friends. She leaves three sons. &c rye
and John of this city and James, of Martins
Ferry, also one daughter, Mrs. James
Murphy, of Cleveland, Ohio. The time OF
the funeral will be announced tomorrow.