Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-04-03
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthilY Told

MINOR Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PIthilY Told
JoHN SHoRrs has sold his saloon on La
Belle street, TO Frank Albinger.
TUE sale OF street car stock was again
adjourned, yesterday, until TO- morrow.
Tue warm weather of the past few days
is bringing out the buds in great shape.
THOMAS MORTON was arrested by Officer
Fitzpatrick, last evening, for disorderly
conduct.
G. 7. BLANCHARD's announcement for Of
fee of City Assessor is published in anoth-
er column.
DR.. G. B. CALDWELL has removed his
dental Office TO 12l3 Market street, over
Ewlng's CHINA store.
A DOG belonging to Mr.. Hunter, of Zane
and North York street, bit a little son Of
Joseph Ward, yesterday afternoon, on the
leg.
The Pink Carriers Base Ball Club will
give dance at Turner Hall on the 9th OF
this month. Mayors orchestra will fur
nish the music.
THERE were two cases in Police Court
last evening-both women. Mrs. johnson
went to Jail for thirty days, and Mrs. eau
field for fifteen days.
The Donaldson Carriage Company have
taken up their quarters for the present at
the old Bodley wagon factory, corner Eof
and Eighteenth streets.
HAY has taken quite an upward turn.
1t was scarce around the Second ward mar
ket house, yesterday morning, and sales
were made at Sl4 per ton.
WILL and Gabe Emsheimer have opened
their wine room in the Hawley block on
Tenth street. as will be seen by their ad-
vertisement in another column.
THE Faulkner Democratic Club, of the
North End, is getting along nicely. There
are about forty members. The club met
again last evening for the consideration OF
important business. All citizens of the
ward wishing to join are invited to attend.
THos. WELSH, the well known barber of
Clarksburg, died few days ago Of typhoid
fever. He had many friends in Wheeling,
having learned his trade with Michael
Friesmuth in 1857. He leaves wife
and two children.
THE dedication Of the new Jewish Svna-
gogue will take place next Friday after
noon at three o'clock. The committee in
charge consists of M. Horkheimer, H.
Jacobs, +. Buchanan, l.. L. Bloch, Il. En-
sheimer, l.. Kraft.
AMARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
TO Samuel j. Sharp, native Of Bellaire,
aged 81, and Agnes M. Young, native OF
Wheeling, aged 49,; also 10 Frank II.
Beetles. a native of Indiana, aged %, aud
Maud Lewis native Of GAINESVILLE, o..
aged %
THERE was report current on the streets
of Nloundsville yesterday noon that
fioater had been found in the river below
town and was supposed to be the body OF
Mr. Carey, the Wheeling bridge contractor,
but on investigation the report proved 10
be without foundation.
YESTERDAY morning Hattie Grantham
complained at police headquarters that
colored man named JEFF Tofer had threat
ened to kill her and others, and had gen.
orally acted In a very disorderly manner,
Friday night. Tofer was arrested last
evening by Officer Herbert
The body of Miss Jennie Sutton, the girl
who drowned herself from the ferry boat
Charon on Saturday Of last week, has not
yet been recovered. Miss Saunders, who
was her companion upon the boat, is lying
at her home in Bellaire in an unconscious
condition and dangerously i'll from the
shock caused by her death.
GEORGE W. AMBROSE writes City Clerk
Thoner from away out West asking him TO
look up the marriage Of his great-grand
father, Thomas Somerset or Summersett,
TO Miss Caroline elenbarger, in Wheel
ing, December 3, 1877. There is probably
no record extant OF marriage here at that
early period.
THE big telegraph pole st Chapline and
Sixteenth streets, which fell and broke,
Friday afternoon, was spieed yesterday
morning to a length of 661S feet, and was
successfully raised during the afternoon,
in the presence of over hundred people.
The pole stands sixty feet out OF the
ground, and is the heaviest in the city.
IN Police Court, yesterday morning,
George Frank was fined $50 and costs Tor
keeping a house of i'll fame, and her girls
So and costs each. James Polk, piano
FOUNDER in the house, was dismissed.
George Cater paid s! and costs for insult
ing woman, and G. 5. Stockbrldge went
to the hill Tor being drunk.
TEERE are two successfully conducted
ladies' classes in light gymnastics, at the
Y. NJ. =. A. Each meets twice week.
The scond class numbers twenty-one, aud
all are regular in attendance. These do
not interfere with the other twelve classes
for men. nor with the individual work.
The Ply steal Director instructs> the ladies
for half hour with Delsarte orNSwedish
movements, wauds, clubs, bellsN or in
fencing, and afterwards they are led by
one of their own number for half hourin
recreative work.