Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithilV Told

eTeuluL---N ais OF New 4 ora.
HAVE a leg or wing!
a TYPICAL Thanksgiving,
Tue coffee market is on the rise.
LAST evening was the coolest Of the sea-
son.
THERE are good attractions at both
theatres to-day.
RErUBJCANs will give thanks to-day
that they arc living.
REMEMBER those less fortunate than
yourself I'm the good things of to-day.
THEuE are two American birds, and one
Of them is the turkey. Please carve.
TIE work of laying the telephone con-
duits az Bridge Place is progressing
slowly.
JosEPH WEIsUART was arrested by Ofi-
Ger HerJcrt last evening, for disorderly
conduct
SONS Of the B. & o. trains were badly
out OF whack, last evening. The train for
/ Pittsburg was an hour and a half late.
THE Ellzs viii hcld.a meeting this week
90 make arrangements fOc--. the annual
memorial service which is held on the hrSS
Sunday ia December.
THE work of putting the handsome new
iron front in the MUsee Theatre on Market
street has been commenced and will be
completed as rapidly as possible.
A LETTER was received yesterday from
/ the American Fire Engine Company, say
/ ing The new steamer for the Atlantic
would be shipped mex, Tuesday. IL is eX-
/ Pected 10 arrive Thursday.
Tue annual meeting Of the stockholders
| OF the B 4 o. was held at Baltimore Mon
| day. Reports show that the PIttsOurg and
/ Wheeling division has been affected iniuri-
oUsly by the Homestead labor trouble.
'SoUme Ankle, as is customary, was
/ again remembered by the Chinese residents
of the city, yesterday, being presented
I with several handsome pieces of china
ware The gift was thoroughly appreci-
ated by the recipient.
THE funeral of the late Frank Plugg, Of
Eighteenth street, took place yesterday
morning so Q O'Clock from the St. AlphOu-
sus Church. Mass was celebrated ana the
/ funeral COrtege moved 90 Mt. Calvary Gem
7 etery where the interment took place.
ABOUT ten o'clock Yesterday morning FIRE
/ broke out iu the house of Frederick SOrg,
ont around Fourteenth street hill and the
I blaze was trst discovered 10 the kitchen.
The loss was about Sl5. The fire had
caught from chimney and the rafters
were badly burned.
Mrs NJ. $, HART PLEASANTLY surprised
her scholars yesterday afternoon previous
TO their departure for the Thanksgiving
holiday The surprise was in the nature
of "a treat. Each scholar was we'll supplied
with t00ths0me sweets, which made the
/ affair very pleasant TO all.
The Washington and jefferson football
team has completed the season and there
Will be no more games for another year. 1t
had been hoped that the team would be
able 20 secure at least one more engage
meut, but this has not been the case, and
Tuesday evening the team went out OF
training
One of the employees at Sweeney's foun-
dry. John Hood, of the Island leaves to-day
for Rosov's Rock, where he will take charge
of q -four mill. On Tuesday his fellow
wOrkmen gathered in the yard and Edward
Detch i'm a happy speech presented him
with a watch, pair Of gold spectacles and
a handsome pipe as tokens Of esteem from
his friends at the shop.
TIE room over the hardware store OF
Albert r. Frdnzell, az Fourteenth and
Main streets, was discovered full of smoke
YESTERDAY morning about II o'clock by EN-
pl0ves about the building, A search did
not reveal the fire, and the Chemical en-
CINE was cal ed out. On further search 1t
was discovered that the smoke issued from
the chimney hole Of Hue passing
through the room, and not being covered
entered the room.
THERE was a splendid celebration of the
triumph of Democracy at Dallas on Tues
day evening. People came from miles
around. and there was good sized process
sion beaded by the Dallas COrnet band;
There was also generous illuminations, and
q creditab.e display Of fireworks. Mr.
George w Rhoades, the eX-POstmaster, is
a candidate for re-appOintment. He mas
quite number of signatures to his petit
ton.
THE arrangements for the fraternal visit
of the lodges of the a. 0. L. W. in this city
and BenwOOd 70 MOundsville are aoout
completei The party will go by speclal
train 81 e o'clock on Monday evening next.
In all probability about one hundred mem
bers viii take advantage OF TINS oppOrlGnl-
w 10 visit their MOuudsvule brethren. we
understand that they are making prepara-
-iOcs 20 give the visitors drst-ctass recep-
tion. and we have no doubt thar all who go
will have a pleasant and profitable time
A WOMAN bv the name OF Nora Slack
was M before Squire Arkle YESTERDAY
having been arrested bv Officer West. she
was charged with being person not OF
good fame She is an inmate or one OF Tue
houses of ill-fame, and of late has been ere
atinp considerable disturbance. her IN
fatuation with a certain young gentleman
has caused some cOmmOtiOn in prominent
family here, through her loose conduct:
She was ordered 70 give bond IN the sum Oh
500 10 keep the peace, and IN default o.
same was committed TO jail for % days.
THg Young people of Zane Street NJ. h.
Church reOrganized an Epworth LeaSue
iast night with the following oihcerS:
president. Rev. J. A. Fullerton; First
Vice President. Walter :. Wills; Seconu
Vice President, Miss Jessie Grs H!....l
Third Vice President Mr.. George Slnp-
son; Fourth Vice President, Cnas. LEMON
Secretary. Miss Mollie Garner; treasurer,
Miss Maggie Sweitzer. This league STARTS
ont with very bright prospects ana Tug
members look forward to very successful
year. -,
All. arrangements have been completed
for the first tournament Of the west IT
oinia SDortsmen's Association. wnlch VIII
take place to-day on the grounds OF the Isl
and Gum Club Secretary j. y Penn' OF
nc Association, has the matter IN enarse
ana is making every effort to make ths
affair a success. Ten entries IN eacn event
now seem assured. The Clubs electro
tran mil. a new continuance, viii De use si
TODAY The shoot begins promptly az S'oO
o,clocx and will last throughout the gay,
lunch viii be served on the GROUNDS al
day.
MANY speclal lines of Dress Goods and
OiOe@' ~ Gst5. 81 SHOOK 8 90.