Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-08
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest E-!eay and
PIthily Told

SMALL TALK.
minor Matters of Interest E-!eay and
PIthily Told
At the Opera House this evenin1-Chas IT
Balls IN Casper the Yodler"
o.. At Grand Opera House this eyening-Floy
TuE demand fOrkuinine is steadily in
creaSing.
THsRE was but one drunk in Police
Court. yesterday.
THE Council Committee on Accounts is
called to meet this ewing.
THERE were lots Of applications for Sleep
ing room at the City Hall, last night.
INFORMATION from New Cumberland Is
70 the effect that Judge Campbell Is better.
THERE was row on an Island car, last
evening, growing out Of too much fred
Ticker"
BILLY MAVER's orchestra PLAYS for the
Is. u y. Trsinmen ball this Friday, at the
Turner Hall.
SINCE the Chile affair has assumed seri-
Gus proportions the old soldiers have been
tales.
FIFTY foot telephone poles are being
erected on Sixteenth street The idea is
10 elevate the telephone wires above the
city electric light wires.
ALL the letters and general literature
OF the late Society Of Financial Co-opera-
ton have been carted OF TO Parkersburg
from the postofice for the use Of the Fed
eral Court.
THE firm of Kimberly & Davis have
bees given temporary quarters in the new
freight depot Of the Terminal Company, at
Eighteenth and Chapline streets, and they
will resume at once.
MIR. NJ REILLY, whose serious illness
and subsequent Improvement has been duly
ohronicled in the REGISTER, was reported
much worse yesterday, his family being
summoned TO his bedside during the day.
ALL the rooms in the new City Bank
Building are rented. This demonstrates
the fact that modern improvements will
take. DR.. Mason, Lewis 4 Hazlett, G. n.
and n. g. Hamilton and others are among
the leSees.
RT. REV. BISHOP JONI J. KAN.
Wheeling, was in Moundsville Wednesday
and purchased the beautiful lot, 6Ox2lS feet,
fronting on Tenth street near the Catholic
Church, from Thomas Fleming. II will be
used for hall
K B. REINICE, advertising agent for the
Wheeling ana Citizens Electric Street
Railway, has now about completed con-
tracts for nearly all the space in the cars.
Most OF the space is taken by Wheeling
merchants
UNDER the efficient management Of
Capt Weisgarber the Wheeling and Elm
Grove Railroad betterments and addition
al conveniences Tor passengers are going
on apace. Many improvements are in con-
temptation with the opening up Of spring.
OK WEDNESDAY a horse attached TO a
sleigh, the rig being owned by Mr.. Carter,
ran of at the weS' end Of Fulton. The ami
NAL took the motor track, and fell through
between the ties at the small bridge at the
city line, blocking the track for a time, and
requiring the exertions Of q number ofpeo-
pie to get IL out.
THE FlOy Crowell company presented
The GOverness" at the Grand Opera
House last night IL is q fine play, add
Miss CrOweu has an excellent opportunity
10 display her ability as an emotional act
reSs. As the "GovernesS" Miss Crowell is
excellent. Mr.. Dudley played the part OF
job MarcktOn, the tramp, and did some
neat comedy work. Tonight the never TO
be forgotten East Lynn will be present
ed. Saturday afternoon the society drama
Welded, Yet No Wife," will be pre-
sented.
LAST Monday an election of eight direc-
tors was held at the Y. NJ. G. A, whichre-
suited as follows: John j. Jones, Myron
Hubbard, J. Elwood Hughes, Alfred
PAUL, L. F. Sands, Willard Giesey, Guy
K. q. Allen, Raymond Seabright Last
night the Board Of Directors reelected the
old officers Of the Association for the year:
President, j. n. Vance; First Vice Presi
dent, j. Z. Hughes; Second Vice Presi-
dent, L. +. Sands; Treasurer, j. j. Jones;
Recording Secretary, s. H. kasley.
The real winter weather now in prog
ress is proving 70 be check to the spread
Of the dreaded grip epidemic. The cold
weather OF the past few days has undoubt-
edly checked its progress. While
there are a number Of cases Of the
the epidemic in Wheeling, IL does not pre-
vail to as great an extent as it did at the
corresponding period Of last year. Cold
and freezing weather from now on until
spring will cause the grip disease to relln-
quish its hold, while wet or mild weather
will likely prove just the opposite.