Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-10
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithilY Told


| The Lost Paradise"
AT Grand Opera House this afternoon and
evening Frank Jones IN "Our Country
/ Cousin"
Guam will soon be ripe once more.
THE Brunswick Hotel fed 500 people at
dinner on Thursday.
Mr.. d. L. Parrish, of New Athens, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. BoEDTKER-NAEsER is now ready to
receive pupils on the piano
IT is said the roller skating craze will be
revived the coming winter.
COUNCIL Committee on Fire Department
meets Monday evening.
THE laundry will stay in this week
with those who bet on Sullivan.
FARMERS in this section have disposed OF
large portion of their hay at $l2 per ton.
PROF. SHocKEY will receive pupils on
Monday, the re-opening OF his muslcal
school.
THE river is now about as low as 1t has
been at any time this season and still re-
ceding.
Rev. D. A. Denton and family have re-
turned from visiting Mr.. Denton's father
in Randolph county.
CLERK EUGENE HANKE wore an expan-
sive smile that radiated throughout the
city building yesterday.
CHIEF McNICHoL has informed his OH
GERS TO arrest anyone caught blowing 1ox
horns at night or any other time.
A NEW book called "The Three Emanci-
pators,n relating to the war OF the rebel
| lion, is having a ready sale. On sale at
City News Depot.
Hon. A. D. GARDEN was the first assis-
tant marshal in the parade on thursday
| night The list of assistants furnished the
REGISTER was incomplete.
THE managers of the ST. Clairsville Fair
Association are making great preparations
for the annual meeting of that society,
which begins on Tuesday, September %,
and continues three days.
JOHN J. CoNIFF and G. w. Atkinson
| have filed their briefs in the Maier case
Attorney General Caldwell for the State
has also filed his argument. An opinion
! in the case will no doubt be handed down
at Charlestown.
| THE B. Fisher Foundry furnished all the
mantels for the dwelling part OF the new
| Jail. The mantels consisted OF slate and
| iron and all the furnishings belonging
thereto. They go far to complete the hand
some finish of the jail living quarters.
ALocAL saloonist is said to have won
| $500 on the prize fight; another is said to
! have lost even a larger amount than this;
another local sport not only put up his
ready cash, but all his household furniture
depended upon Corbetts smuggling ability.
In Part One of the Circuit Court, Judge
| Campbell, in the case Of the Exchange
! Bank VS.. John r. Pipes, judgment was
| rendered the plaintiff in the sum OF $4l2.32.
In the case of Joseph Speidel 81 Co. VS..
! D. l.. Bowlin, Judgment was obtained Tor
S69732.
ONE deed was filed at Clerk Hooks Office
Observation-Disclosures Pack and Louise
| Pack, his wife, deed made September o,
1895, to James p; Rose, in CONSIDERATION e 40 OF
the sum Of 81, 900, the east half OF lot NO.
II, in A H. BIRTHS subdivision of Bakers
division to the city of Wheeling.
! HoN. G. J. LAvELLE, nominee for House
! of Delegates in Wetzel county, on the Dem
ocratic ticket, was among the REGISTERS
many callers yesterday morning. Asked
as TO the political situation in Wetzel, Mr..
! Il. said he felt confident the Democratic
! ticket would receive the usual majority.
! TaE mem bers of the Mozart Park Asso-
] citation will hold meeting tomorrow on
| the grounds for the purpose OF looking over
| the building locations. Architect Leiner
| will be present and will explain TO the
members the plans for new buildings. Inc
| stone work for the new green house is COM
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| pleted.
| dav for the marriage Of Miss Jemima Hall,
| sister of Paxton V. Hall, the Democratic
| candidate for Sheriff of Belmont county,
to Mr.. Edward Boggs, of Barton. The
ceremony will take place at noon on the
| 21st of September, at the home Of Paxton
| Hall, at Barton.
IT M. Garvin has returned from Chicago
IN n business trip. While there he and his
brother, d. NJ. Garvin, OF Cleveland, stop
ped at the sama hotel and had rooms ad-
| Joining but neither knew the other was
there until Mr.. g., Of Cleveland, had left,
taking his bicycle, which Mr.. g., of this
city, had seen in the baggage room and
| knew was Just like his brothers..
| THERE were five cases in Police Court
| Yesterday morning. JOS. Shanghnessy,
| Charged with disorderly conduct, was fined
So and costs. Geo. Adams, for being drunk
! Maid q fine of 81 and costs. John Mchown,
! DRINK. w9S. fined 81 and costs. Wilbur
Branch. colored, and Ross Henry, White,
were up for fighting. The case against
! Branch was dismissed, and Henry was
fined 81 and costs.
THE Postoffice Department has rendered
a decision that the postmaster shall not
furnish the address of a patron to credl-
tors or others who are seeking 1t. They
saw 1.-The address Of a patron is his own Sc
cret. to be made public by him in his own
way. and not by an officer of the govern
! ment who has executed an oath TO protect
| his secret, so far as the postmasters Official
duties are concerned"
The new cupalo now being erected at the
Fisher Foundry is about completed and
will be ready to produce iron in about
week. The new cupalo is what is called
the Whiting, and is great stride towards
perfection in the production of iron for
| foundry purposes. The addition TO the
| Fisher Foundry makes that establishment
far in advance of any other similar manu-
featuring establishment in this neighbor-
hood,
| A SINGULAR wind-up Of Sullivan-Cor-
bett bet occurred in this city. travelling
man at the Mcclure having occasion to
/ leave the city on the afternoon OF the hght
| kindly suggested that the stakeholder pay
| over all the stakes to him, for he had bet on
| Sullivan, and all that renamed to do was
the mere formality of paying over the
money. He said be had to leave town, and
he merely wanted to get the money before
the tight as an accommodation, 1T being GER
| tain that Sullivan would win. The other
marty 10 the bet was seen, and he mad so
| weakened ON Corbett that he consented.
The money was paid over, SIS to $40 on
| Sullivan, and the holder OF the long end
| left town. The Corbett man is now on
still hunt.
SUNDAYS REGISTER very w sSnssh sG fss
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