Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-21
SMALL TALk.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told
MADAME RoLLA Will sing at 81.
Matthew's Church Sunday morning
THE Council Committee on Scales was
called for last evening, but only one mem
Der responded.
MAY WILLIAMS has been put under $500
bonds, before Justice Gillespy, TO keep the
peace for one year.
BELL BROS. have purchased three lots
upon Thirty-eighth street, and will estao-
lish a large coal yard.
THE Black Thorns challenge any nine
under fifteen years Of age, and II accepted
please answer through this paper.
Mr.. NJ. STEIN has withdrawn from the
race for the nomination for Commissioner
on the Democratic ticket in the First ward.
JAKE JONES, of North Wheeling, was ar
rested last night, shortly after the hre, by
Officer Scally. Jones had been beating
his wife.
ONE Of the heavy stone arches, forming
the bridge of Signs" between the new
Jail and the Court House, has been placed
in position.
THE factory of the La Belle mill was on
Yesterday on account of the breaking OF
one Of the large shafts in the factory. the
mill will go on this morning.
A coLoRED vag named Jim Baker was
arrested yesterday. He had on his person
the worst specimen of a pistol seen about
the City Hall for long time.
a WELLsBURG youth extracted we'll
preserved cent OF the date or loOO from
Mother Earth recently, where the grading
had been commenced on the State Line
road.
ACNE Glass Workers Local Union No.
S, of Steubenville, have chartered the City
of Pittsburg, TO bring an excursion 10
Wheeling June r. The boat holds LOU
people.
THE police still have girls black cloth
Jacket, a boys hat and two fancy hats, evil
IDENTIFY belonging 10 small children, found
by officers of the State Fair grounds, after
the circus.
A SPAN of fine bay horses arrived in
Wheeling from Kentucky yesterday morn
ing for Mr.. Clark Hamilton and George h.
House. They were selected with great
care by DR.. Refer.
WHEELING and Cyrene Communicates
of Knights Templar will attend special
service at st. Matthew's Church on the
evening of Ascension Day, May 26th. Inc
A DEED made May IS, 1892, by Stephen
Waterhouse TO Moses Bell and others, Tor
lots Nos. and 10, in square No 80, In
Sprigg & Ritchie's addition, consideration
$1,000, was admitted to record yesterday.
CONSTABLE ST. MYERS yesterday morn
ing sold lot Of stone belonging to Paige,
Carey & Co., on claims of the B. q o. and
c., l.. 81 w. Railroad Companies. He also
disposed of some cement machines on
claim of Hoge & White, civil engineers.
The Saturday evening social religious
service and the Sunday afternoon gospel
meeting at the Y. NJ. e. A. building are
open to all men. The young men who at
tend these meetings find them interesting
and profitable. They will be held as usual
st 7:45 o'clock tonight and 4o'clock to-
morrow.
THE Wheeling Cyclers will make run
to Brownsville tomorrow, leaving the Is.
X O. depot at q. ~, take the train TO
Washington, where they will be Joined by
the Cycling CLUB and wheel TO Brownsville,
Pa, where they will be entertained by the
Brownsville cyclers, returning in the even
ing Distance on wheel, 4S miles.
FREDERICK YAHRLING, a clerk in the In
ternal Revenue Office at the Custom House,
and an old German resident OF this county,
died at MS nome, edSL OF inc Guy, 1uurSudy
morning at l o'clock, aged "A years. The
funeral will take place at p. m. tomorrow.
The flags at the Custom House have been
at half-mast since his demise. Mr.. Yahr-
ling was very popular and his death was
much regretted.
THE conference committee of flint glass
manufacturers and employees met at the
Office of the Western Glass Bottle Associa-
ton yesterday and arranged the working
scale for next year. The rate of wages
paid last year was agreed on. The new
lines of ware introduced since last year
were permitted to remain In the same
classes in which the manufacturers placed
them, and the meeting ended as harmoni-
ously as it started.-Putsburg Times.
THIS is the season of richest harvest for
the photographer. Every sweet girl grad
uate must needs have dozen or more like
nesses of herself that she may exchange
with the masculine members Of her class.
Without question more portraits are made
at this time of year than at any other, not
excepting Christmas. Sunlight is indis-
peRsable 10 the printing OF photographs,
and thus the profession are at present in
tensely interested in the weather