Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-25
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly anf'
PIthIly Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Brieny ah''
PIthIly Told
AT Opera House this evening-The Grand
Kermoise.
Ar Grand Opera House-New York by Day.
TIE fine weather of the past few days
has brought out the bicycles.
TIE Natural Gas Commission Will PROB
ably be called TO meet this week.
A SPECIMEN portable voting arrangement
will be on view at the Court House to-day.
Two half kegs of beer were stolen from
wagon in front of Reymann's brewery,
about 80 o'clock, last night
Proposals for medicine and medical at
tendance for prisoners in jail, are lnvlteo
by the Board Of Commissioners.
OFFICER STUMPF made his first arrest
last night-a drunk. Officer Deku arrested
Joe Dorgan for disorderly conductln North
Wheeling.
An Official telegram from Guatemala
says: The rebellion is ended. Gen. En-
riQuez and twenty others have been snot
and peace is assured.
JuDGE CAMPBELL will hold a special term
of the Circuit Court to-day, at whicn ne
will decide the motion for new trial IN
the Garrison murder case.
CHARLES PORTER, son of Frank Porter,
Of South Penn street, was badly injured
about the head and face, yesterday, Dy
being thrown from horse
WILLIAM ABLE was yesterday appointed
guardian for Bertha G. Able, aged Il, or
phanof Christian Able, deceased. BOND,
$500; John Broendigan, surety.
MzssRs. HOWARD MCDONALD and George
Stamm went TO Pittsburg on Monday night
,,,l a IL l., 70 v,oalNdiaa and SnpcIaHnlAr
ecstacies Of the opera, "Sinoad."
SILAs M. HATHAWAY yesterday qualified
as executor of the will of Catharine II.
Hathaway, deceased. Bond, 5000; no Sc
curity required by the terms OF the VIII.
GEORGE B. CALDWELL, ESQ, fell, on the
South Side, Tuesday afternoon. while al
tempting to Jump over muddy place, and
fractured the large bone in his right wrist
THE Linsly boys were out on parade yes
terday morning and presented fine APP
pearance. Their excellent appearance,
uniformity of step and soldierly bearing
was quite generally commented upon.
JAMES ALLEN ZANE, the famous writer
and author of "Sister Dolorosa," Will lee
ture at Bethany College next Monday eve
ming. His subject will be 1.-The Literature
of the Old and New South" Mr.. Zane
was formerly one Of the most popular pro-
fessors OF Bethany.
THE new stone bridge over the creek at
Wheeling has cost up to this time over
Sl5O,000 and il is not yet completed. Ihe
structure looks strong enough 10 stand for
ever-Bsllairc Independent. a little of on
figures. About 900, 600 has been paid, and
about $4,000 more will finish 1t.
SECRETARY SALISBURY, of the Trades
Assembly, received note from w. w.
Foreman, of the Farmers Alliance, stat
ing that he would be pleased at the next
regular meeting of the assembly to fully
explain the objects of the proposed comoi-
nation. The next meeting will beon Sun
day afternoon.
THERE was lively scene in the streets at
Cadiz yesterday. a half starved bull dog
had attacked cow in neighboring field
and finally getting good hold on her nose
the cow tore through the streets believing
frightfully, and the dog had to be killed be-
fore he would let go his hold. Inc cow
lost both her horns in addition to being ter
rlbly lascerated.