Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-16
SMALL TALA
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithilV Told.

PithilT Told.
A MEETING will be held tonight to per-
feet the organization of the new Repuoll'
can club.
LOUIS GRoB, of the North End, has pur-
chased the dairy of the late B. Schumacher,
Of Glen's Run.
A sPARRING exhibition to have been given
on Friday evening at Seibert's dancing pa
vilion has been postponed.
DoN'T forget the good time you will have
at the Pink Carriers dance next Friday
evening. Music by Mayors full orchestra.
THE pupils of the lower grades Of Mad
ison school will give musical and literary
entertainment at the school on Friday even
ing.
FREDERICK Boos qualified yesterday as
administrative of the estate Of Philip Boos,
deceased. Bond, $1,000; G. w. Stoehr,
surety.
THE Young Mems Work. published by the
Young Mems Christian Association, for
November is out and is an interesting
number.
Mrs. NJ. J. BELL, the female evangelist
Of Columbus, o., preached in Wayman
Chapel A. NJ. E. Church, on Market street,
last night
THE Q. w. G. Club will give their first
grand ball 40 Turner Hall Wednesday
evening. NovehDer23. Music by Meister's
full orchestra.
Two Bridgeport ladies created a great
deal of fun Monday evening by one wheel
ing the other through town. The result OF
an election bed
THE Telephone Company has Bridge
Place torn up, on the South Side, prepare
tory to putting in conduitS for telephone
cables over the river.
THE published statement that Mr.. Sam
uel Paul, who was so painfully burned at
Leazureville, Monday, had struck a match
TO light cigar is erroneous. The gas was
ignited from torch.
Mr.. CHAs. SEIBERT says that the item
that there is to be public sparring exhi-
bition at Seibert's Garden is incorrect.
He will not permit an exhibition OF this
character ct his place.
YESTERDAY Charles Frederick swore out
a warrant for Charles Smith, for stealing
a ten dollar gold ring from him. Officer
Scally arrested Smith, and he will be taken
before Justice Ankle.
A DEED made November 10. by Emma
Heinrich to Caroline Zoeckler, for part of
lot No. 141, on the east side Of Market
street, Fifth ward, consideration 5000,
was admitted to record yesterday.
AN effort is being made by the Worlds
Fair Sunday Opening Association TO open
the Fair on Sunday. Petitions are being
sent out. In this city several have been
posted ana are being literally signed.
IT is rumored that one election bet went
imp aiG, that of James Hall who. it is said,
was to have driven Clark Hamilton about
town in an old-fashioned carriage drawn
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THE special meetings will be held at the
Young Mems Christian Association build
ing to-day. The Union meeting, for every
body will be at 80 o'clock. and the young
mems meeting will be at S:45 o'clock. All
men are cordially invited.
THE REGISTERS Elkins cartoon was re-
produced on transparency by Hutchins,
the artist, for the Grafton Democratic eel
earaton, by order OF Mr.. Handlan, and
shipped 10 that town yesterday morning. 1t
was used in the parade last night.
THE HON estead Division A. o. H. re.
Gently issued an appeal to all the divisions
in the United States for aid for the needy
among the strikers. Division No. ], OF this
city, sent S25, andat the last meeting the
receipt OF the sum was acknowledged.
The North End Literary and Athletic
Association opened their new club house on
North Market street with ball and recep-
ton. Bachman's orchestra made the music
for the occasion. The club house has Just
been finished and is well equipped with a
good dancing floor.
THERE were five cases in Police Court
Yesterday morning J. H. Hess for disturb
ing the peace paid s. and costs. Henry
jacobson for same offence got 81 and costs,
and two young fellows named Brewster
and Raft. Max Beck for disorderly con-
duct got s. and costs.
IN Pandora the loving cook who makes
life a burden for Mr.. Bell in his characters
of Jupiter, and the "Cobblern 10 his new
Opera. Mrs Bell finds most congenial
role and one in which she can allow her
talents full sway. Her song at the ending
of the first act, is one Of the best things she
has ever done and receives from two to
four encores nightly.
WILLIE. a bright little boy Of p. j. and
Mary McDonough, who died at the par
ent's home in Bellaire Sunday night from
membraneous Group, had to Ue buried Mon
day morning at O'Clock, as the disease IS
contagious and endangered the other chill
dren. II panied the parents and the many
warm admirers Of the little fellow very
much to part with him so soon.
ALBERT CAREY was up before Squire
! Ankle, Yesterday, for assault and battery
on Ida Henderson. The case will be con-
tinued until this evening, and he was COM
mitted to Jail to await the hearing in de-
fault of $50 bond. Ida Henderson and Lou
isa Taylor. for making ARRAY and using OBJ
scene language, on Eleventh street, about
midnight Monday, were arrested and taken
before Squire Arkle yesterday. The Hen
derson woman went 10 Jail in default Of s.
and costs, and the Taylor woman paid.
Mr.. Nj j. Owens, formerly of the South
Side, but now manager Of the Libby glass
works at Toledo, Ohio, will so to Chicago
the first of next February to manager Of
the Libby glass works Ct the Worlds
Fair. Some time ago Mr.. Owens invented
a machine to raise paste molds out Of q tub
of water without the assistance Of boy,
which he sold recently to the United States
Glass Company for the snug sum OF S, 500,
which was notenough for the invention.
buthis many friends will be glad to know
he gas able to realize so much from one Of
his Invention.
All persons desiring Seal Skin or Fer
Garments of any kind should not miss Rus
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