Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-13
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aInor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PIthnv Told

RathuN LolO
TIE mercury at midnight stood at ID de-
grees above zero.
JACK McGINTY is wanted by the police
for disorderly conduct.
THERE was q brisk trade in wooden
snOw-shovels yesterday.
PLUMBERS have about all the repair
work they can attend to.
THE Street Railway Company is getting
its new cars in operation as fast as posi-
BILE
IT is said that the iourneymen BARRIERS
will shortly form branch uaion Of the
Knights OF Labor
THERE were no cases in Police Court
yesterday morning. One drunk was ar
rested yesterday.
TIE Beeabout Club will give Masque-
rade ball tonight al Turner Hall. Music
by Mayors orchestra.
SLEIGHISG and coasting accidents con-
tinue 70 be reported, but the injuries re-
ceived are mostly Of slight nature.
Mr.. M. JEFFERs, Of the Exchange Bank,
has been chosen cashier Of the Commercial
Bank, Tice Frank N. Hildreth, resigned.
THEODORE MEYERS was yesterday ap-
pointed guardian for Jesse NJ. Clemens, or
phan of Daniel Clemens, deceased. BOND,
$500; Alex. Morrison, surity.
The ''Fire Patrol" company Of 10 peo-
pie were az the Mcclure House yesterday,
having stopped OFF here on their way 10
GAINESVILLE, o., from Mckeesport, Pa
THE Committee on Court House and Jail
of the Board of Commissioners devoted
Yesterday afternoon TO going over the con-
dition of the new jail with Arcnlteet
| Glesey.
ONE of L.uKe's horses ranaoff at Bellsire,
while attached to a sleigh, and came clear
around by way of Bridgeport and across
the Island to the suspension bridge, before
being stopped.
EARLY yesterday morning small ire oc-
/ CURED in house in upper Benwood, near
/ the b. & 0. tracks, occupied oy an nun
garian and his family. The blaze caught
| from the Kitchen stove. Little damage
| was done.
THE w. & E. G. ran their big motor all
night Wednesday night, between the city
/ and Elm Grove, and as result, Supt
| WeisgerOer had the tracks in good shape
/ yesterday morning, and there was no de-
| lay 70 traffic.
The services at the Chapline Street M.
/ E. Church, last night, were well attended
/ and the sermon. which was delivered oy
/ Rev. Geo. Willis, was an interesting one
J Already there have been several CONVEX
/ sions and accessions to the church
THE civil suit Of S. K. Nilsson V. W. W..
Rodgers, J. p, in which plaintiff seeks TO
! recover 1880 the aggregate OF fines ana
/ costs imposed on him for profane swearing
! and cOntending with angry words, was put
/ on trial before Justice Ankle, last night
| The case was taken under Amusement
/ after long discussion.
THE Americas Athletic Club held their
/ regular meeting Monday evening, and
/ after the election of officers they partook
! OF an elegant lunch served by Messrs. Cook
/ and Fritz, the successful candidates. The
club will give an oyster supper Monday
/ next and friends Of the members are cor
/ daily invited (Free)
THE Natural Gas Co. announces that 1t
! will start up the pump some time to-day,
\ ana desires TO give notice TO all consumers,
| that they may gauge their fires according
/ ly. Do not 20 away and leave the screw
/ turned on wide, as the extra pressure will
/ increase the ire to IN uncomfortable size.
/ The fact that gas is once more TO circulate
/ through the pipes will be source OF relief
/ 10 many.
MIR. Nj. SHARRAN, President of the
! Building Trades Council, ana d. ). Mitch
/ ell, Secretary of the Equitable Social, OF
! Allegheny county, Pa, have been in the
| city day or two in behalf Of the sufferers
/ at Homestead. They have been appointed
/ a committee to represent the Building
/ Trades Council of Allegheny county TO
! secure aid for the needy at Homestead.
/ They were compelled to return home yes
terdsy, being called back by business en-
! gagementS, but they will return on Mon
/ day.
THE Pittsburg Times says: A joint
committee, composed Of ex-President VIM.
| Weine, Of the Amalgamated Association;
/ Charles II. kaufman, of Bridgeport, o.,
! and Griffith Davis, Of Apollo, representing
the Amalgamated Association; w. 9.
Cronenlyer, of the United States Tin Plate
Company; John Garrett, Secretary Of the
Sheet Iron Manufacturers Association,
and Colonel George S. Griscom, President
/ of the Morehead- McLean Company, repre-
| senting the manufacturers Of plates, IN
/ company with a committee Of Cincinnati
roofers. left last night for Washington.
They will appear before the House Com
mittee on Weights and Measures and urge
the passage of law that shall establish
a uniform weight and guage for plates
! manufactured IN this country. AS It's
now, there are about twenty different
| guages.