Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-04
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ano
Pithily Told.

Pithily Told.
Two DRINKS were arrested last night
r. ". ARKLE's new business house on
South Jacob street is ready for the roof.
JUDGE ]. B. DRIGGs and family have
removed from Woodsfeld, o., to their
new home in Kirkwood.
THE Council Committee on Finance
is called to meet this evening to consid-
er the annual appropriation ordinance.
ALL the city liquor licenses have been
taken out, except the three applications
to be acted upon by Council next Iues-
day.
ELIZA HENDERSON was arrested Tor
disorderly conduct on Eof street last
night, by officer Creighton. She was
locked up.
RIrcHIE COUNCIL No. %, Jr. 0. U. A.
NJ, will give a grand entertainment at
the Opera House, Wednesday evening"
May 10th.
JACOB STREET, between the Eighth
ward hose house and Thirty-slxtn
street, has been partially paved with
fire brick.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday TO Charles G. c. Stein, native
of Fulton, and Carrie c. kelves, ma
tive of Fulton.
The Knights of St. George will re-
sumo regular drills next week, to pre-
pare for the competitive drill IN connec-
tion with the National Convention, Il. I.
U. Knights OF St. John, In Pittsburg,
June oath.
THERE were six cases in Police Court,
Yesterday morning. The four girls
from Ada Fosters house were ali nned,
two OF them five and costs each, and two
one and costs each. The other cases
were DRINKS.
A STRANGER from West Alexander,
who refused to give his name, was in-
sulting to a companion from the same
town, at Main and Twentieth streets,
about eight o'clock last night. and was
promptly knocked down, receiving cut
in his scalp and another on one ear.
THE Council Committee on Petitions
and Remonstrances met last night and
passed favorably upon the applications
OF the West Virginia State Fair Associ-
alton, Hoe s. Steger, No. $50 Seven
teenth street, and John A. Ebert, NO.
Gao Market street, for liquor licenses.
AT the expense Of being considered
disbourteous to guests, out in behalf OF
living truth, we are impelled TO say
that the Welsville girl isn't in 1t at all
with the Steubenville girl for beauty.
But, then, the Stenbenville girl Is the
prettiest in the world SteltbenUttLe Ga
zette.
YESTERDAY morning about seven
o'clock, while Mrs. William Rother-
mond, of the Eighth ward, was prepar-
ing to do the family washing, she
splaShed some washing fluid out OF a
bottle in her face, and her eyes were
seriously affected. The fluid probably
contained lye. DR.. Pipes rendered the
necessary medical aid.
Pros. R. B. ToNILINsoN, who has been
a resident of this city for some time
past, to-day announces that he is pre-
pared to instruct musical organizations
on all instruments used in brass bands
He gives special attention to young
people. Prof. Tomlinson is a gentle
man of large and varied experience,
having for five years led the Seven
teenth Ohio Regiment band Of Cochoc-
ton. He has also been connected with
other leading organizations OF the same
character.
PRESIDENT GARLAND Of the Amalga-
mated Association, denies that he was
considering any suggestion for making
an opening for the seeding fnishers to
return 10 that organization, but said 1t
would be possible for the rollers and
heaters to have separate lodges by COM
ing back through their sub-lodges and
then getting the permission OF the lat
ter to form them. 1t would be possible
for the convention to make 1t easier, OF
course, Mr.. Garland said, but while he
could not speak for the convention he
did not know that such an attempt
would be made.