Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-01
SMALL TALK.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthily Told
AT Opera House-Professor Bristors Trained
Horses.
AT Grand Opera HouSe-Irwin Bros. spe-
| cialty Company.
FEBRUARY will have FIVE Mondays.
THAT cold wave No. is due this after
noon about 3:l5.
THE Natural Gas Commission is called
| to meet this evening.
THERE will be about dozen cases in Po-
! lice Court this morning.
| THE Board of County Commissioners
| will meet this morning in regular session.
ONE of the street cars yesterday went
clear around the loop without breaking
anything.
THE Gaiety Club of the South Side, will
| give private masque, at Teutonla Hall,
| tomorrow night.
THE Ravine Reading Room Club will
give dance tomorrow night at their hall
in the North End.
The boys of the Atlantic engine house
presented Officer Dan O'Brien, yesterday,
with handsome club.
Miss LIZZIE KoEHLER, popular young
lady living on Eighteenth street, died yes
lGtudg d4lCAuOOIg uAJCA - SAASA @%AASN~ -
typhoid fever.
IT was Miss Lilly Camp who was elected
Vice Templar Of Enterprise lodge Of Good
Templars, instead OF Kemp, as stated IN
yesterdays issue.
WILLIAM HICKS, Mrs. Burns and Kate
Fox, were arrested by Officer Scally yes
terday, for disorderly conduct in house
at First and Coal streets.
H. Il Doeo will rriua ono IF
their balls at their club room on North
Main street tomorrow evening. Music
will be furnished by Terrill's orchestra.
THE Mozart Singing Society will give
concert and ball at their hall on the South
Side this evening. The Opera House or
chestra will make the music and a delight
full time is promised.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
Office of the City Clerk until next Satur-
day, at o'clock p. M, for the removal OF
all Kitchen Garbage and Offal from within
the limits of the city of Wheeling for two
years.
AT the morning service at st. Matthew's
Episcopal Church yesterday Rev. DR..
Swope preached a most interesting dis
course on ''What is life?'' in the course OF
his remarks abiding TO the many deaths OF
the past week.
DAVID PUTNAM, aged S., prominent and
wealthy citizen of Marietta, died OF the grip
January Both. He was grandson of Gen.
Rufus Putnam, Of Revolution fame, and
Northwest territory.
THERE was a still alarm at the Atlantic
Engine House at half-past three o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The blaze was locat-
ed in Alley IA, near Wood street, and was
in house owned by Tom Hercules. The
fire was quickly extinguished. II was &C.
casioned by defective fiue, and the loss
was between $50 and $40.
The search for the body of d. NJ. Carey
was resumed with more activity yesterday.
No diver was present, but there were many
out in boats along the shore. The water
was so low in the creek that workmen
could almost walk under the arch OF the
stone bridge with tall rubber boots on.
The searchers have concluded that the
body is someways removed from the place
where Carey fell. No trace of the body
was discovered yesterday.
A wE1L-KyowN citizen of the North End,
who had followed the proceedings in the
Chilean affair with great interest, served
his wife with a written notice, couched in
the language of Plenipotentiary, that his
mother-in-law was persona non Grdtd. His
withdrawal of the offensive note, however,
accompanied by an AFFECT and humiliating
apology, has lifted the war cloud from his
domicile. The mother-in-law Of course re-
mains. The city has lost faith in the effica-
cy of diplomacy, which he now AYERS con-
sists only in empty forms and abortive set
phrases.
THE work at Evangelic Hall goes on
with undated success, and after two years
continuous effort it is still on the increase.
Last night the meeting was unusually in-
teresting and impressive. The motley
crowd kept on increasing until the place
was actually jammed with humanity listen
ing to the sweet gospel hymns and
speeches. Mr. G. w. Sawyer was at his
best. Mrs. Gertrude McCleiland has been
a warm friend Of the work and rendered
most excellent service. Last night she
conducted the singing with tact and ability.
The next meeting will be tomorrow even
ing. Rev. Mr. Ivey, of the Baptist Church,
will be present and give gospel talk.