Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-29
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly Ano
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CARAMEL day at bursts.
TINS will be special day on caramels
at bursts.
JouU HOLMES was arrested by Oficer
Moran yesterday for disorderly conduct
TgE Democratic ladies are called to meet
at the Hotel Windsor parlors this evening
al o'clock.
THE Board of Commissioners Commit
tea on Court House and Jail is called 10
meet Monday.
THE Council Committee on Real Estate
was called 10 meet last evening, but 1alleu
to secure quorum.
MIR. ROBERT SPEARS and Miss Lizzie Il;
ST. Clair were married last evening al
o'clock by Rev. Z. M. Afford.
All. the reserved seats fof the Boston
stars at the Y. NJ. C. a. next Monday were
sold Yesterday, and many chairs were also
taken.
T4g MYSTIC Shriners held NEE ting last
night and ct midnight sumptuously dined
at bursts, where fine banquent was ar
ranged.
THE Elm Grove motor, which jumped
the track at Eleventh street, THURSDAY
night, was not replaced on the rails until
FIVE o'clock yesterday morning
GRACE MARTINS case was postponed De-
fore Justice Ankle, yesterday, as was also
the cases against Melissa McGIumphrey'
until o'clock next Wednesday,.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
to Alya Logsdon, native or MarsnaLl
county, aged %, and Mamie Quigly, ma
tive of Marshall county, aged Il.
THE John o. Pendleton Juniors, OF the
Sixth Ward, have collected slO.25, which
thew Gill donate TO the reception ladies OF
the South Side for Stevenson Day.
THERE were three cases in Police Court,
Yesterday morning. Rod. Dixon ana
Miller, for begging, went to the NIL LOT
thirty days, and Willie Warner got $lO ana
costs.
SOME one slugged q stranger at the cor
J ner of Eleventh and Main streets, about
half-past three yesterday morning, ana
good deal of blood was spilled on the side
walk
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Sophia o.
Tieman will take place this afternoon az
o'clock from the residence of Mr.. L. Il.
Bayha, No II South Broadway. The in
terment will be at Greenwood.
A BLIND girl named Lizzie Cof. who has
been at the Home for the F'rlendless Tor
some time, made a good deal Of trouble at
the institution, yesterday evening, being
very abusive. She was placed under arrest.
THE gold watches stolen from John Loo
mis- and John Miller at Mrs. Oldham's
boarding house q month or so ago were re-
,.5ored in Pittsburg. The thieves have
since Ulen sentenced TO the pen Tor hVe
years in Detroit.
THE Ohio Valley Lodge, No. 81, knights
of Pythias, held an Interesting meeting last
evening. Two pages received the second
or armorial rank of esquire, and q general
good time was had, as this lodge has wide
reputation for comforting this rank.
YESTERDAY afternoon Deputy Sheriff
Storer, of Fayette county, attempted to
board moving Ohio River train, and was
dragged a considerable distance along the
streets. Fortunately, he held on to the car,
and escaped falling under the wheels.
AMONG those initiated into the mysteries
of Elkdom on Thursday night were Capt.
Robert T. McNichol and Messrs. jacob w.
Grub, Paul Reymann, Otto Hess, w. II.
thinner, John Wright Walter Beswick,
Lou Gundling, Ben Horkheimer and Ben
Baer.
INAsMUCH as there are several bets up on
the election two or three communications
nave reached JQo ONCE dShlDS IOr du OK pa
nation of the terms plurality and majority
Majority is the number of extra votes one
candidate receives over the number of votes
received by all the other candidates COM
bined. For instance in the coming election
it will be what Cleveland will receive over
Harrison, Weaver, ct al. Plurality is the
excess of votes over any one of the other
candidates.
REV. DR.. w. S. EDWARDS, Of Jamestown,
N. Y, was here on Thursday in the inter-
est of the Chauuauqua Circle. After con-
sultatoa with a few well-Known men in
terested in educational work he appointed
the following board: DR.. A. B. Riker, DR..
d. A. Cunningham, DR.. ]. A. Fullerton,
Rev. J. II. Hess, DR.. Hattie B. Jones,
Prof j. M. Hammond, Prof. w. H. Ander-
son, John G. Lynch, Miss Anna Reeves,
Mrs. Elmer Chapman and M. F. Giesey,
whom will be known as the Chautauqua
Local Board, to whom persons may inquire
for information regarding Chautauqua or
the q. L. S. G. course.