Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-27
SMALL TALK.
j. n. CAMDEN.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ana
PithIy Told.
THE Red Ribbon Social will give dance
at Westwood's Hall tonight
AxinfanU daughter of David Bell, OF the
Eighth ward, died yesterday afternoon.
THE North Wheeling Engine Company
moved into its handsome new quarters yes
terday.
SHERIFF STRENRoD served quite num-
Der of subpGnas in the Opera House, last
avening.
THE La Belle Pottery nine will play the
Wheeling Pottery Bloats on Saturday al
l 80 p. m.
THE Wheeling Stock Company will have
their new buildings in shape for business
next Thursday morning.
The Riverside tube works, in Benwood,
is closed down in all departments, on ac-
count of shortage Of metal.
MARY FERGUSON, drunk, by Fulton, and
Joseph Dixon, drunk, by Lukens, were
the arrests made by the officers yesterday.
ALFRED CALDWELL has been appointed
attorney for the Fidelity Building, Loan
and Investment Association Of Washing
ton, ID. c.
TIE Bostwick Steel Lsth Company has
received contract for lath for the Collier
Hotel, at Atlanta. 1t will require three
cars of lath.
CLERK HOOK Yesterday revoked the ap-
pointment of Frank Leslie's brother as ad,
ministrator of HE estate, and appointed
Sheriff Steenrod to take charge.
TIE will of Henry M. Babcock, deceas,
ed, was admitted to probate and recorded
Yesterday. ID. NJ. Thornburg is named ex-
ecutor with bond at s., 900, }. n. Vance as
surety.
TIE electric street car company on Mon
day started running late car TO benwood,
for the accommodation OF patrons who live
in that city. The car leaves Tenth street
at II o'clccK.
Mr.. CHAs. BURDETTE HART, OF the Intel
li0encer, while riding upon his bicycle yes
terday, received fall, from which ne sus-
tanned injuries necessitating his conhne-
meut TO the house.
The Council Committee on Petitions and
"Reminiscences met at l0:3O yesterday
morning and went over the liquor licenses.
Their report and the resulting time will
be found in our Council record.
A DRUNKEN man was arrested yesterday
afternoon by the police and after being
placed behind the bars, said he was a
stranger in town, but bore relation TO Gen
eral Lee, and came of rich blood.
TIE entertainment and supper last
nipht at the North Street Nj. h. Church,
was a complete success. The proceeds
will be devoted to repairing the church
and the establishment of permanent fund
for that purpose.
THE demands upon Bedillion & Co, Of
Elm Grove. the Royal Flour men, have so
increased that they have now arranged for
switch connections with the Elm Grove
railway and the B. & o. railway, so as 10
make car load shipments direct
TIE Luusford property at Leatherwood
will be sold at public auction to-day. Inc
property will trst be offered as whole
and then in pieces There are some very
fine lots on the National road, and some
good bargains will be offered. The sale
takes place at the front door OF The Court
House.
PRoF. HARTMAN, teacher OF the Zion
Church choir, has resigned his position and
will give private lessons in music. The
memb ers of the choir called al his residence
in the Eighth ward Monday evening. A
most eIfioyaOle time was spent oy all.
Durind the evening the Professor was pre-
scented with handsome clock.
IN Police Court yesterday morning May
Williams was arraigned for keeping a
house ofill fame, but the case was con:ln-
uee until this morning. Five men who
were found in the house, were assessed -
and costs. j. G.. Kline got e20 and costs
for Sunday selling. and the similar case OF
John LOOMS was postponed until this
msrning
In Part One Of the Circuit Court yester-
day, Hon. J. B. Sommerville, on behalf OF
the Hanna & Clemans Paper Company,
presented petition to Judge Campbell
PRAYING that writ Of quo warrsnto De
granted the petitioners annulling the char
ter of the village Of Fulton. II
is the first time in the history OF the State
where a writ of quo warranto mas been
asked for to take away the charter OF
town.
TIE young men Of lions Luther congre-
rat.on organized last fall society to OBJ
tain means for getting . new organ Tor the
congregation, assisted by the ladies', a ba-
zaar and supper has been arranged, which
will be held in Arion Hall this Wednesday
afternoon and evening. AS preparations OF
q very extensive mature have been made, =
large Gro I'd is expected During the after
noon accrt viii be given and fres
Dhonozr b exhi Dition.
TINS tiacats d incorporation 81 The
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