Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-16
SMALL TALK
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Preparations for Halloween OBJ
seryances are under way.
THE work of connecting up the street.
oar rails on the new river bridge was
commenced yesterday.
THERE were three disorderlies on the
hotter at police headquarters this
morning at one o'clock.
THE only case in Police Court last
aveninp was Annie Costello. She went
IN iail in default of five and costs.
THE last will and testament OF Cath
erine Warden vas admitted to probate
Yesterday and ordered to be recorded.
THE Young people OF the German st.
lanes Lutheran church will give ba-
zaar aud oyster supper at the church on
November 10.
GEORGE w. CLIFTON, OF No. 100
Fourteenth street, cut his left hand
very seriously, with Ratchet, while at
work upon house.
No PETITIONS for a correction OF as
sessment came into the City Clerks Of
fee, Yesterday. On the contrary, one
or two were withdrawn.
THERE were no cases in Police Court,
Yesterday morning. Dave Miller, who
was ont on his own recognizance, hav-
ing failed to materialize.
THERE will be a gymnastic exhibit
ton. burlesoue and minstrel show at
the South Side Turner Hall on Satur-
dav eveninR. October 22d.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to William A. Cites, native OF
Indiana, aged 55, and Ella Kimmins, a
native of st. Clairsville, aged 20.
IT is reported that the Riverside tube
works. at Benwood, will be idle next
Friday, in order to give all chance to
participate in the Columbian celsbra-
ton.
Fl. E. RILLMAN & Co. are making
extensive improvements at their apart
ments on Eleventh street, In the way OF
enlarging and frescoing their place OF
business.
SIGNoR RICARDO RIccI has kindly
consented to sing at the otfertory at gu.
Matthew's church this morning. His
selection will be so God Of Power in
Mercy Hear U.s." by Mozart.
WILDEY Rebekah Degree Lodge L.
o. O. Z. will have an interesting meet
ing on Wednesday evening. All mem
hers that can possibly attend should be
on hand TO help transact important
business concerning Columbian Day.
THE long continued dry spell is hard
for some of the towns situated out on
the hills, and they complain more be-
cause of the scarcity Of any sort OF fluid
than the towns along the river do about
their germs, bacilii and bacteria.
Mr.. G. SCHNEPF, the weather observ-
err, yesterday received a notification
from Mr.. w. w. Dent, Director of the
State Weather Service at Petersburg,
that he had been chosen member or
the American Association Of State
Weather Service Observers.
THE smouldering river bank, near
Twenty-third street, which has been on
fire for more than week, threatened
to make trouble yesterday, and still
alarm called out the Niagara hose
wagon. The fremen put in a couple of
hours drowning out the ire.
THE quail season is very short, only
fifty days out OF the year that 1t is law
full to catch or kill this species OF the
ieathered tribe, The season commences
November 1st and ends December Goth,
it being contrary to law to kill, catch or
pursue with such intent partridge at
any other season OF the year.
A sTEREoPTIcoN entertainment Illus
trative Of the life and times of Column
bus and trip across the continent, will
take place tomorrow evening at Madi-
son school on the Island. Prof. Steven
son has the affair in charge, and with
his new and complete stereopticon the
entertainment will be pleasing one.
MARROW mindedness and dwarfed
ideas will be the subject of Mr.. c. w.
Sawyer at Evangelistic Hall on Sunday
evening. Prof. Bartlebaugh, who has
Just returned from successful tour in
Ohio, will assist in the service with his
harp and solos. Doors open at 1880 and
service will be continued until 10
o'clock.
THE Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton has arranged an excelle. course OF
five lectures this season. The season
tickets are only one dollar. The first
lecture will be delivered by Levine l.
Handy, brilliant speaker, on Thurs
day evening. The seats will be reserved
at the Y. M. c. A. building at 9 o'clock
Tuesday morning.
THURSDAY was the "Simchath Tho
rah" feast, which falls on October 18th.
It is the custom in orthodox Jewish
congregations to read the Pentateuch
once a year, taking a certain portion
every week. The time when they finish
falls just after the Succoth feast. which
they recently celebrated. They day
when they begin to read from the first
chapter again is a feast day. On this
day the Hebrews throng the synagogues
and hold special services in commemora-
ton of the day. Among the reform
congregations this feast has become al
most obsolete, as some of them read the
Daptatauch onlv oncp every IN rec wears