Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-14
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
PIthiiy Told

Minor Matters OF Interest brleHy anu
Plthiiy Told.
THERE are no Catholic holidays Of obi
cation in March.
THERE will be a fine lot Of disorderly
cases up in Police Court this morning.
TIE electric motor employees have been
furnished with new, neatly printed DOCKS
Of rules and instructions.
KURNER & Co. have finished handsome
signs upon the windows Of the Press Cluo
room, in the Reilly building.
A VERY pretty effect is produced in the
Kirmess scene, which is introduced IN the
Third Act of "A Knotty Affair."
OFFICER PORTER found bay mare
about ) years old on the Island yesterday.
Tue owner can secure the animal at the
Hose House.
FRANK and William johnson, Migrants,
were arrested Yesterday, by Officer Riley.
John Mack was arrested by O'Brien for
/ being drunk.
MAY WILLIAMS house of ill-fame on Eof
street was pulled last night by Officers
Daum and Desmond The madame, one
girl, and two men were caught.
Mrs. KATE LEECH died Saturday at her
home in Martins Ferry, aged 81 years.
| She will be buried to-day from No. 272T
Jacob street. Irterment at Mt. Zion Gem
etery.
Tar Boston Post says: Mr.. Keene was
ably supported by Frank Hennig as lago.
and that gentleman cOntrived TO lnfuse
much cunning and venom into ms lines,
particularly in his scenes with the Moor
and with Cassie.
The best rule that the base ball league
/ has adopted in years is the following, added
10 rule IS, section S: IF base runner
| advances on a long fly to the oItteld, or
an infield hit with a fair chance OF being
nut out, he shall be entitled TO q stolen
base
Trey are going to produce the kermiss
/ in Little Washington shortly. Miss Mel
/ lie Reed will instruct and prepare the
| dancers. 1t was Miss Reed who so sue
cessfully presented mir. Muldoon and HIS
Trained Dolls at the Opera House there
\ not long ago.
/ Work continues without interruption
! upon the strengthening Of Caldwelfs Run,
/ east Of the new B. X .. and ONO RIVER
railroad bridge. \ large amount OF earth
/ has been removed, and considerable work
| remains TO be done before the water Is
| turned into the new channel.
| Two South Side couples went out TO St.
| Clairsville one day last week 10 be mar
/ ried. The father Of one prospective groom
| telegraphed 10 that city and prevented the
| ceremony, as the young man was not OF
/ age. The quartette then returned ana are
/ still enjoying single 6lessedness.
| JoHS DARRAH, who was member of
/ the Portland. Oregon. base ball club last
season, this morning signed an agreement
with the same club for the coming season,
as third baseman, and az an increased sal
airy. He will leave for Oregon about the
| first Of April.-EGSt Liverpool Crisis.
! JAMES RINE, a well known citizen. died
/ at the residence Of his son, on North Mar
/ ket street, Saturday night, after being in
/ III health for some time. He was 90 years
| of age Deceased was at one time ID the
\ livery business in this city, and later was
/ the proprietor Of the Rine House, on Mar
ket Square.
| Mr.. ADAMS, an agent Of the Pittsburg
| Humane Society, came down yesterday
with the Hafer child, taken from this city
| about eight months ago and placed with
| Pittsburg family for better treatment.
| The Pittsburg family was unable to longer
keep the child, and il was thought best 10
return il 70 lis parents here.
ALL the switches leading into the new
| electric motor barn below Forty-elghth
street, are down. ana the loop at the south
| end is finished. When the tracks are laid
/ inside the barn it will be ready for use.
The building of the barn, aud the location
! OF the transfer station a. that point, has
caused property in that vicinity TO take
/ quite Jump.
The Catholic calendar for the week is as
follows: IA, Monday, blessed Leonard Chi