Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-22
SMALL TALA
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PlthiIY Told

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly ano
PlthnV Told
At Opera House this evening-Dangers OF
Great City.
AT Grand Opera House this eVening-Phil W.
Peters as The Old Soldier"
At Theatre Musee-Variety entertainment
-Four performances daily.
At Arion Hall this evening-Wm. L. wilson
Tariff Students reception and dance.
The thermometer dropped TO % degrees
yesterday morning at Io'clock.
THERE were nine vags in Police Court
yesterday morning. All went to the hill
for fifteen days.
THE Junior Christian Endeavor Society
bean bake at the O.. A, h. Hall tonight
promises TO be a success.
TIE passenger agents who visited this
city, left yesterday for Pittsburg, whence
they will 90 to Youngstown.
The wife of w. H. Lindsey, of Mounds
vile, died Yesterday morning at her home.
The funeral will take place Friday alter
noon.
ABOUT one hundred citizens had them
selves enrolled as voters in the chamber
of the First Branch of Council, City Hall,
yesterday.
THE Council Committee on Finance is
settlement of 1891 taxes with City Col
lectOr White.
JOIN ORDER was arrested by the police,
last evening, for stealing three mouth
organs a pOcketbook aud small memo
randa book from the Bon-Ton.
In the Senate yesterday, the proposition
20 make q state Of Indian Territory aud
the Anti. Options bill were discussed. no
4. 70, a,tt,., mos ra1-np IN other
ROBERT LoGsToN, a bog living with
his parents between TWenty-slXth ana
Tweaty-seveuth streets, slipped on the ice
and fell, his head striking nail IN board,
and penetrating the flesh, making an ugly
wound.
THERE was stereopticon entertainment
and lecture on the Holy Wars at Wayman
Chapel A NJ Z. church last evening, given
by Rev. B. 3. Johnson and Prof. II. j.
Williams, of Pittsburg. Refreshments
were served in the basement.
THE REGISTERS handsome and conven-
lent counting house calendar IS out and
ready for distribution. 1t contains the
small figures indicating the days in the
year, as usual. The West Virginia PRINT
ing Co., is prepared to execute work of this
character as we'll as all other kinds or let
ter-press printing.
Mrs. SARAH MOORE, one of the oldest
residents of this city, died at the home OF
her son-in-law, Hon. a. j. Sweeney,
rather suddenly last evening. Mrs. Moore
was a member of one of the best known
families in this city, being an Irwin. Her
husband, VINO died many years ago, was
Superintendent of the Water Works In
the early days, and at one time was IN the
foundry business with a. J. Sweeney.
Mrs. Moore had been on visit TO her
sister, Mrs. Mcclure, at Findlay, o., and
only returned few days ago in company
with her grandson, Andrew j. Sweeney,
Jr. The funeral notice Will be announced
later,
a VISIT to the Musee Theatre by our corr
respondent last night brought forth sur
prise. He was Invited to the dressing
rooms and on entering the gentlemen's de-
partmenU was surprised on beholding an
array Of ladies' dresses aud other wearing
apparel. His attention was called to numer-
Gus pairs of tiny SATIN slippers, silk dresses,
silk stockings, and in fact enough ladies'
goods TO start a small dry goods store. He
was informed by the stage manager that
the goods he saw belonged tothe wardrobe
Of Willard, the female impersonator. he
was invited to wait and see Mr. Willard
prepare for the evening performance. In
a few moments Mr.. Willard entered the
dressing-roOm and in a short time he was
transformed from young man TO an eX-
ceedingly handsome young lady.