Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-03
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithIlv Told

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pitbnv Told
QUAIL have appeared at the restaurants.
RIvERMEN are happy at the prospect OF
rise.
The dancing season is now fairly opened,
and quite number of balls are already an
nounced.
The genial and companionable roast
turkey will soon force itself upon the pub
lie notice.
BUILDING operations all over the city are
being pushed rapidly during the present
favorable weather.
A FRw sportsmen left Monday night for
the interior of West Virginia, as the sea-
son for hunting birds is open over there.
OCTOBER gave US something of chill at
the close, out there has rarely been
month Of such steadily fair and cloudless
skies.
The Kenna Club will meet at the Wheel
ing Democratic Club rooms tonight at
o'clock sharp, to escort the Hon. j. b.
Sommerville. A full attendance is desired.
HoN. NE. WHITAKER, of this city, has
been made treasurer Of the Tyler Tube
and Pipe Company, of Washington, Pa,
vice DR.. Walter Woodman. of Boston, re-
signed.
HUNTERS are busy getting their guns
and ammunition in order. The season has
opened vigorously, and as game is I'M
usually plentiful in this vicinity, lots OF
sport is assured.
A REPUBLICAN telephoned to the office
last night that there was 800 to $50 at John
Loomis's saloon in North Wheeling that
two States can be named for Harrison out
Of New York, Indiana and West Virginia
YESTERDAY was general auditing day for
the Board of Commissioners Committee.
The Board met, but beyond authorizing
each Commissioner TO see that the election
rooms in the several districts were proper
ly fitted up, no business Of importance was
transacted.
A MARRIAGE license was issusd yesterday
to Michael B. Shefflin, native or New
York, aged %, and Jenny L. Jones, native
of Tyler county, aged 30; also TO James
Tanahan, a native of Cincinnati, aged 70,
and Minnie Archibald, native OF Charles
ton, aged 20.
AN entertainment will be given tonight
at the Disciples La Belle mission scnool
on Thirty-trst street. Miss Laura Sci
lars, of Bellaire, Miss Mollie Sims and
other talent are on the programme. Inc
proceeds will so toward the benefit Oh the
of the school.
IN Police Court, yesterday morning, the
case against j. l.. Kline, charging him with
allowing gambling on his premises, was
continued. Benz. Gallaher, charged with
gambling in Kline's, was fined 50 and
costs George McKinlv was dismissed on
a disorderly charge, and John Williams
was fined. A couple Of DRINKS ended the
list.
AT its best November is but poor
month for star-gazing. The beautiful In
dian summer nights so frequent in OCTOBER
are gone, and heavy wells OF clouds are
more likely than not TO cover the skies and
shut out all view of celestial sights. Still,
unless we are very uDlucky ia this respect
we are pretty sure to catch glimpse or
several of the heavenly phenomena vlslole
here this month.
j.. JONES, formerly Of this city, now OF
the United District Baptist Association,
will lecture in the Macedonia Baptlst
Church this evening. The subject OF the
lecture is, Growth Safeguard
Against Failure; or, How to sue.
At the close of the lecture the ladies OF the
church will hold levee and serve refresh
ments in the lecture room.
burg taking views Of the road for the
Worlds Fair exhibit. One of the photo
graphs is to be full view of the city, and
when completed the artists claim it will be
the finest ever taken. In the party are
Major Pangborn. Of picturesqe Baltimore
ana Ohio fame; w. H. jackson, OF Denver,
and j. Wurschett, Of New York.-Pttts-
burg Dispatch.
FRANK SHUTTLEwoRrH came in to-day
from a trip through West Virginia for
the Bellaire Stove works. He says that
everywhere he has been in the State there
is evidences of Republican success. At
! Grafton there is two thousand dollars on
deposit at one of the banks to bet that the
Republican candidate for Governor will
be elected, and no takers. In other places
smaller sums are freely offered on the same
result The Republicans are sanguine
and the opposition depressed and doubtful.
-Mdrtin'S FeTy Times.
81 WOULD like to be Republican" said
a workingman on a street car last night,
sbut can't afford it. l hate to have to pay
out at the Mckinley prices the high wages
l receive every week. But any time Car.
negie wants to swap positions with me l
pledge you that l will be as hide-bound a
Republican as he is, and | am willing TO bet
that once he changes places he will become
as much Of Democrat as / am. There is
a good deal of dollars and cents and human
nature in politics. TO tell the truth think
these protectionists are protectionists for
revenue only, that is to say, benefits they
derive at the expense Of the rest Of the
community"