Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-07
SMALL TALE
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithIlY Told

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithny Told
AT Opera House this evening Charles A.
Gardner the sweet singer, in "Fatherlana;
Ar Grand Opera House this evenlng-furn-
er's English Girls.
THE Eighth Ward Democratic Club will
meet at o'clock tonight.
TIE thoroughfares are beginning to pre-
sent decidedly animated appearance
TRERE is Just one hour difference be-
tween Wheeling and New Orleans time.
Cooler weather and returning tourists
have combined to boom the grocery trade.
LIGHT fall overcoats have taken the
place of serge suits in the clothing store
windows.
CONSIDERABLE money has been wagered
here on the Sullivan Corbett tight at ODDS
of s25 TO sl5.
JOIN FRIEDEL & Co. will close Thursday
at 70 o'clock TO leave their employees attend
the State Fair.
OVER 5000 worth of bets on the Myer-
McAulff tight passed over the boards on
Monday Ut McLaughlin's pool room.
TIE unfortunates who shaved their
boards for the summer are now regrowlng
them 10 the delight OF their 1ocuiar frlends.
MEMBERS of the Kenna CLUB are request
ed 10 meet at the north end OF the civ
Building this evening for drill at d:SO
o'clock.
A LAWN fete was given by the young
folks OF the Wesley NJ. z. Church last
night on the lawn OF j. j. PurneIl, on the
South Side
The detail Of police for the State Fair
Grounds to-day are as follows: Officers
Menkemeyer, Myers, Fitzgerald, Moran,
Buck and Daum.
THE Webster District Democratic Club
will meet at their hall on Tweuuy-fourth
street this morning. ALL members are re-
Quested to be present.
THERE will be meeting Of the Sixth
Ward Democratic Club tonight TO. com
plete arrangements for participating IN
celebration tomorrow.
ABB. & 0. PASSENGER train struck Mat
Obeoley's ice wagon at the crossing near
Schmulbach's Brewery Monday morning
completely demolishing it.
w. p. SIeAFoosE, B. s. o. brakeman,
had q finger badly mashed while coupling
cars On Sunday. The wound was dressed
by the company's surgeon.
THE Fulton base ball club challenges the
Martins Ferry club for game next sun
day afternoon next on the Fulton grounds.
Answer through this paper.
TIE confectionery establishment and
ice cream parlors Of O.. Hattman have been
enlarged and improved, and his place IS
now one Of the best in the city.
A FELLOW by the name of Collins, arrest
cd at the Terminal Depot for drunkenness,
was fiued 81 and costs. Sam McAvoy and
LATE Harden were up for fighting and both
went TO the hill.
Mrs. Rosa LANEY and Martin Oberle
were married yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock, in the parlOr of the residence OF
Rev Father Mullen, pastor OF the Immac-
ulate Conception.
A MAN by the name of NJ. D. Flynn,
compost tor by occupation. while en- route
from Wheeling to Washington yesterday,
caught mis- left foot under car at Fair
mont, and had it badly mashed.
LIEUT.. LUKENs yesterday morning took
d young girl named Carney to the Home or
the Good Shepherd ia Columbus. The girl
is about ID years old and has been living at
the St. Charles hotel. She became I'M
manageable by her friends and relations
aud they sent her TO the nome.
J.H. BURT, of Wheeling, was in the city
with thoroughbred bullterrier Grand
daughter of Jack Napoleon, Of Pittsburg.
She is an excellent specimen and IS now
owned by a Bellaire man, who takes as
mach pride in dogs as some Of our proml-
nent men do in fast h0rses.-BeLlGtTe
Tribune.
Mr.. RICHARD HUMEs, of the Eighth
ward, was serenaded Oy a host OF his Dem
ocratic friends. They are sorry of losing
good old Democrat, for Mr.. Humes leaves
for Marion, Ind, his future home. The
occasion was topped of by neat speech
from Mr.. Johl Minkemyer Music by
Eighth ward drum corps.
An MISREPRESENTATION Field Day will be
held at Washington, Pa, to-day at
O'clock. Washington, Pittsburg, McKees-
port, Steubenville and Wheeling are eX-
peCted 10 be represented. Only amateurs
who are members of the Young Mems
Christian Association can enter. Several
Of the Wheeling members have entered.
DETECTIVES Aiken and Zimmerman, OF
Pittsburg. were seated in the grand stand
Yesterday afternoon when they eSpied
fellow who is wanted in Pittsburg for
burC!arizjug q house Of 1925 Of jewelry
With the assistance of Officer Moran the
game was bagged. The fellow said his
name was Little Albert" he was taken
10 Pitts5urg Ia the early evening.
One of the prettiest young ladies' in Par
kersburg, while al the races last week,
made wagers which proved beyond the
shadow oil doubt that she knows all
about horses from the ground up. The
mean young man with her bet her i've
pound box of candy that one Of John Nc
Graw's running horses would not break
during the one-half mile running race.
She took the bet.-PDr'.erSblgB Journal.
THE first public entertainment Of the Y.
NJ. {. A. of the season will be given in the
Hall on Tuesday evening September 9th.
The programme viii consist principally Of
recitati0Ds by Messrs. Frank W. Nesbitt
and Charles $. Brilles Following are the
selections they will give: Belshazzar's
Doom. ShandOn Bells, The Cow and tho
Bishop, The Raven, Anthony Over Cesar,
Anuabel Lee, The Kitchen Poker, Claudius
and Cynthia, Eugene Aram's Dream, The
Death Bed. aud Fannie and l. The recita-
lions Will be iuterspersed with music.