Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Plthily Told

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PIthily Told
| AT midnight last night the thermom-
eter stood at IA above zero.
WILLIAM CRAFT was arrested last
night for disorderly conduct.
THERE was but one Casa drunk
in Police Court, last evening.
The new Jas. r. Travis Fishing Club
will give their first ball at Westwood's
( Hall the goth inst.
JOHN KEYsER was arrested in East
! Wheeling, last night, for disorderly con-
! duct, by Officer Daum.
THE Linsly Cadet Corps will turn out
to-day To attend the funeral Of their
fellow student, VIM. Buntin.
CHRIST GRoPPE, one Of the oldest and
most highly respected citizens Of the
Eighth ward, died at his home Thurs
day afternoon.
TIE white nod carries have perfected
an organization, with about hfty men,
bers.
II is stated that the Joseph Bell Stove
Company may remove to Martins Fer
ry, II sufficient inducement is offered.
THE handsome settees in the Union
! Depot were furnished by e Mendel u
! Co.
STELLA WOODS house Of i'll fame at
! No $50 Market street, was raided last
night, and seven arrests made.
THE cold weather cut off the supply
of gas on the new Island bridge. At
! half past seven half the lights were out,
and the others were rapidly fading.
THE Bostwick Fireproof Steel Lath
! Company, Of this city. have just receiv-
ed an order for 7Os, 900 square feet of
lath for new hotel now building in
Atlanta, Ga.
JIG. ECHOLs, of Elm Grove, was
painfully wounded, yesterday morning,
while jumping from an Elm Grove mo-
tor, at Sixteenth and McColloch streets.
Two ribs were fractured and several
! bruises inflicted.
A YOUNG man fell in fit at Market
| and Fourteenth streets, last evening at
TAO, and was taken to his home on the
| South Side in the patrol wagon.
JAMES HOWELL, of the South Side,
| fell on Market street, near Fourteenth,
/ last evening, and hurt his side severely.
| He was taken TO his home, at No. 2OO4
Main street, in the patrol wagon.
THE late George G. Humans house
on South Chapline street was sold by
Auctioneer Halter yesterday to Mrs.
] Hannah for Sc $50. He also sold two
] lots in Gilchrist's addition for 1926
each and three lots in the same addi-
| ton for $3.50 each.
THE Wheeling Turverein will give
/ their first exhibition OF the season at
Turner Hall on February End. The an
nual masquerade of the same society
takes place February 22nd. Music Will
be furnished by the Opera House or
/ cheStra.
a MARRIAGE license was issued yes
| terday to William Ames, a native OF
Virginia, aged 81, and Mary Michans,
native Of Virginia, aged 25; also, to
| Zachariah Ringold, native OF Wash
! ington, d. c., aged %, and Sarah Eli
son, native of Ohio, aged 80.
ABOUT half-past Que o'clock this
morning q telephone message was re-
/ ceived at police headquarters from Mr..
! C. B. Hart, Of North Wheeling, stating
! that two strange men were man9uvre-
| ing in the vibinity Of his premises with
! a ladder. Upon being frightened away
by one Of the neighbors they dropped
| the ladder apd ran. The police are
| looking the matter up.
THE funeral of the late Chief Mar
shall August Miller, of the Fulton Fire
| Brigade, took place from his late resi-
dence In Fulton yesterday. The pail
bearers were: Chas. Wiener, Aug.
Wagner, Albert Stanke, Joe Marshall,
Aug. Schutzner, Henry Roth, Geo.
Zockler, Geo. Kleek. The Fire Brig
| ade, under the charge Of Capt. Hof-
| man, followed the remains TO their last
resting place at Greenwood cemetery.
THE following officers Of Lincoln
! Council, No. IS, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, were
| installed by Deputy State Councillor 5.
r. Graves, at their last session: Jr. p,
| c., James Babb; c., l. Z. Freese; V. C.,
Dan Spring: \. r. s., James Rankin;
! r. y, Chas. w. McCheeuey; L. s., Sam
| Spring: Treasurer, Bert Morgan; TruS-
\ tee, Dan Spring; Conductor, Charles
Watson; W, VIM. Downs; l. S., VIM.
| Bolte; o. s., Sam Moran.
The number of pieces Of wall paper
| in the house in the window Of Geo. Z.
| Kurner Il Co. was ascertained last
night to be 5,l4O. There are thirteen
other prizes of wall paper TO be disposed
of, and being so mauy guesses, the mat
ter could not be determined last night,
| but IL will be decided during the week.
The lucky persons can present their
tickets during the week and make their
selections from the fne stock OF wall
paper in the store at No. 80 Twelfth
street. The guessing ranges from one
piece up TO 1900, 900.