Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-01
SNAIL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PIthily Told


PIthily Told
RoAKp of Commissioners tomorrow in
regular session.
Tar Democratic County Executive Com
mittee will meet tomorrow.
TIE season at Wheeling Park opens TO-
day. A sacred concert will be given
The Blue Jeans Club will give dance
at Zeockler's Hall, next Tuesday evening.
A. DUscu received an importation OF
handsome pea fowls during the past week.
TIE will of August Goehring, deceased,
has been admitted to probate and ordered
to be recorded.
THE young mems meeting at the Y, NJ.
c. a. was addressed by Hon. q. W. Atkln-
son last evening.
THERE viii be a meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Wheeling Bridge Company
on Tuesday afternoon.
THE Island trees are full of apple BIOS
SONS. They are ''all the rage" now, every
body wearing sprig yesterday.
THE Webster District Democratic Club
will meet at Kemple's Hall on TUESDAY
evening Important business will be trans
acted.
A sIxTY-HoRsE power Skinner engine has
been added to the equipment OF the Wheet-
ing Corrugating Company. Mr.. Howe IS
the agent in this city.
THE caboose which was thrown from the
Ohio River railroad track at Forty-tnlru
street, on Thursday night, was yesterday
removed by wrecking train.
TIE supper and dance given by the
Ladies' Auxilery B. of l.. E.. at Bonen-
berger's hall, last Tuesday evening, was
grand success. Quite neat sum was
realized.
Mr.. J. BATES of Martins Ferry is one OF
the pantentees of q new device for NECK
woke and swIngletree attachment, when
simplifies matters in hitching very much.
Mr. Bates wants to sell the device.
TIE Democratic primaries for the cleo
tion Of delegates to the State Convention
and to the Weston Convention, to elect
delegates TO Chicago, take place next Sal-
urdoy afternoon.
TIE ball to be given by the Duquesne
Fishing Club at Westwood's Hall, May ON,
promises to be an enjoyable affair, as tnree
hundred tickets have been sold. Mayors
will make the music.
earle Bros advertise one Of the largest
lines Lawn Tennis. Racquets, nets etc,
ever brought TO this city. Their line OF
goods for outdoor sport ana exercise is
stationery.
MARRIAGE licenses were granted yester-
day by Clerk Hook TO Alex. NJ. Jones, aged
80, and Amelia Rustemeyer, aged u, both
of Wheeling, and Joseph BOla, aged ~, anO
Tekla Damanonsecka, aged -, both OF
Wheeling.
The following arrests were made by the
officers Yesterday: Joe Walters, drunk,
by Wilke: James Graves and George
Smith, for fighting on Market street, ar
rested by Lukens; VIM. Burt ana Joe
Habig, for fighting in the Sixth ward, ar
rested by Fitzgerald.
The Wheeling Cyclers will make a run
10 West Alexander Pa, to-day, leaving
the Club Room Cyclers' Hall at $3.50. The
race maker will be Captain Gruber. Din
ner will be- taken at the Wheeling House,
at West Alexander, where the matter re-
ferring to the Relay race on May 3Oth will
be discussed.
The White Rose Club will give a select
calico hop at Teutonia Hall Friday even
ing, May 6. Several ladies and gentlemen
have selected suits for the occasion. An
extra motor has be engaged to convey the
people going north. Professor Kilmeyer
will furnish the music.
THE Grand Lodge Of West Virginia,
l. O. II. NJ, will meet in this city Tuesday
morning at 9 o'clock at the corner OF
Twenty-third and Market streets. On
Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock parade
will start from the hall. This Will be tol-
lowed by picnic at the Park.
A RECENT issue of the Black Illus Daily
Times, of Deadwood, s. D., contains COM
plimentarv notice of Zoeckler Bros, form
erly, of this city, who are engaged in bust
ness in Deadwood and are prospering The
Messrs. Zoeckler are brothers If A. Zoeck-
Ter, the North Main street butcher.
Mr.. NJ. j. BRILLEs, the popular MERCHANT
tailor, was presented with a handsome
crayon portrait of himself, last evening, by
the employees of the firm, the occasion
being the anniversary Of Mr.. Brilles' birth
day. The portrait was executed by Mrs
L. C.. Reed, and is an excellent piece OF
work.
AYUMBER of knights Templars from Bel
laire attended ameeting of Wheeling Com
mandry Friday night to witness the confer
ring of the orders, and number OF
Wheeling Knights will visit Hope Com
mandry at ST. Clairsville on next Thursday
night, when banquet will be held at the
Clarendon Hotel.
AT the First Presbyterian Church to-day
the pastor, Rev. d. A. Cunningham, ID. D.,
VIII preach at III sOu u III. duu sOC p III
Morning subject, "SOns OF Cod; evening,
Mastery Over Self an Element Of Sue
cess" as illustrated in the life and charac-
ter Of the late ID. II. Agnew, NJ. D., the
eminent surgeon Of Philadelphia.
II Police Court, yesterday morning,
William Henderson was fined 81 and costs
for intoxicatiou. James Sweeney and
William Norman were up for disorderly
conduct. The former was dismissed aud
Norman got 81 and costs. In Police Court
last evening there was one case, Jim Riley,
who got fifteen days for intoxication.
Mrs. MAMIE Z. JEWELL, who lives al
No. 60 North Wabash street, Island, has
been an invalid for over eleven years, being
confined with rheumatism and other
troubles. She says she has been healed by
faith. and will be baptised in the Back
river this afternoon. She will be miners
ed by Rev. Hopkins of the Disciples
church.
The fine new hotel in Atlanta built 10y
ar. James Collier, is 10 be called the AR
ragob." This is the building for which
the Bostwick Fire Proof Steel Lath Co.
of this city secured the contract for their
metal lath. There will be between 1900
and $1,000 square yards Of lath used
on this building, or between three aud four
car loads Of material when ready for ship