Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-11
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Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PIthiIy Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PIthIy Told.
TIE musicians will meet at Odd Eel
lows Hall tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock.
A. T. YoUEe's fine new house, near
the Park, is being lsthed. It will be
one of the prettIest houses on the pike.
JAMES HENDERsoN's fine new resi-
dsnce at Altenheim. which was badly
burned recently, is being rapidly re-
paired.
THE Forty-third street ferryboat,
which ran aground at the head of BoRgs'
Island, has not been gotten from the
island yet.
THE Teutonia Singing Society will
hold a regular business meeting to-mor-
row. Arrangements will be made for .
concert on the 10th.
A VALUABLE bloodhound belonging
to Theodore Wsnzel, Of South Wood
street, was poisoned yesterday. The
dog was valued at $50.
TIE new steel bridge over Boggs'
run, at Mason, will be completed to-
day. 1t is as nice country bridge as
there is in this locality.
THE Teutonia Singing Society will
give q grand hop Thanksgiving night.
Mrs. Riddle will furnish the music.
The hop is for friends and members.
A NEW club house is being built on
Ninteenth street. Ten East Enders be-
long, and the club has not been given a
name. The structure Is being plas-
tered.
A HORSE, attached to q buggy and
driven by Dan Reitz, fell over pile OF
dirt in trout of the Masonic Temple on
Market street, last night, and was
badly scratched up.
THE report was circulated yesterday
that Jos. Goinski, the Polander so badly
beaten at the Riverside plant, was dead.
This is untrue, as he was much better
yesterday and will recover.
SOME OF the gearlngs Of street car
broke at Forty-third street yesterday,
and travel was delayed an hour. The
! power going off delayed travel very
much on the South Side last evening.
VIM. ROSE, who has a family of six
children, is still living In the tent on
the hillside above Reymann's brewery.
Some of the children are running bare
footed. There is talk OF building him
a board shed.
CITY COLLECTOR SHAFER reported
to Receiver Kindelbergsr yesterday, col
ections of city taxes for the week end
ing November 10th, amounting TO
81, O09. II, for general fund, and $7Ss. 15
for tho 10 cent levy.
MISS LILLE MILLIGAN, of Sixteenth
street, was buried yesterday at Mount
Wood Her age was sixtY-eight and
she died of inflammation of the bowels.
She was a sister Of Samuel Darrah,
Superintendent of the gas works.
DIPHTHERIA at Dlllonvlllle, in the
East End, is very bad. There are re-
ported ten cases ia family named
Yokum. There are numerous other
cases. Frank Kelley, lad OF Wood
street, East Wheeling, has bad at
tack.
MRS. ALBERT WENTRICH, wife OF the
South Jacob street tailor, died yester-
day at the Weston Insane Asylum.
The lady had been at the institution
about six months She was aged thir-
ty-nine years. Her remains will be
brought to this city Tor burial.
A FELLOW is going about the city
telling a hard-luck story, wanting to
dispose of rings which he says are relics
but which he Is compelled to sell to get
money enough to secure lodging. The
rings are brass and many have been
taken in. Look out for him.
VIM. FLUHARTY, ali old man living
near Warrington. who was afflicted
with paralysis, was left alone in the
house while the family were attending
10 some work outside. When they re-
turned they found him lying with his
head in the CRATE burnt to death. 1t Is
supposed he tried to stir the fire and fell
with the above results.
THE Union Epworth Leagues meet
ing will be held at the South Bellaire
Church next Thursday evening. The
Union has decided to publish local
league paper. The home OF the paper
will be in this city and the first issue
will be next week. Frank Cartright,
the President of the Cabinet OF the
League, will be the editor Of the paper.
A good number of subscribers are being
received already.