Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-07
SMALL TALL
Minor Matters or Interest Briefly and
PithuJ Told.

THIS is pay day at the Riverside iron
works.
THERE were no cases in Police Court,
yesterday morning.
For the last three weeks street car
traffic has picked up very rapidly.
THE residence Of j. D. Marsh on
South Jacob street is being beautifully
painted.
CHAs. S~EABRIGHT, of upper Ben
wood, has purchased a. ine new horse
with d record.
THE three immense cranes at the
Wheeling steel works were finished
late last evening.
POLICE warrants were issued yester-
day for Abe Boston and Dan Krelder,
for disorderly conduct.
WoRKMEN are making good progress
paving Mccullough street from Four
teenth street out, in the East End.
THE frame work on Louis Nieber-
CALLS new ice plant, at FOrty-seventh
and Eoff streets, was begun yesterday
Two bowling parties, Of popular
South Side folk, will go to Mozart
Park in a few evenings to bowl for
honOrs.
OFFICER DANIEL O'BRIEN has got
his much-talked of horse home. The
animal, which is a roam, is a beauty. 1t
has a record for speed, too.
ISAAC PBAGER is having erected a
d yelling, near Reymann's brewery. IL
is a good sized frame structure, n
Richard Fair is contractor.
AFRE plug, at T~wenty-third and
Market streets, has sprung 4 leak. The
water is annoying, aud there were sew
eral com plants heard abont it.
GEO. BUTLER, of the Eighth ward
hose house, lost his uniform coat last
Thursday night on the run TO Clay
school. The garment has not yet 6een
recovered.
NUMEROUS car loads OF hay are be-
ing brought TO the city over the w. B..
& T., from the West. This bailed hay
can be secured cheaper from the West
ern States.
The Cold Turkey Banjo club men,
bers, with their wives, went last night
to the home of Jos. Serig, OF South
Eoff street. A generally pleasing time
was had and the clubs usual excellent
music was rendered.
TIE recently made on Eigh-
teeth street, between Jacob and Wood,
is being re-laid. The sewer was not
put down deep enough, and it would
not drain the cellars. 1t is being put
one and a half feet deeper.
LAST Thursday night Robert Marsh,
OF the Bogg's Run Mining Company,
turned a b orse, valued at 500, out In
the commons near Mozart Park. Yes
terday morning the horse was found
dead and it is not known what cauSedit.
IT is expected that the Mozart Park
Incline will be in running order one
week from yesterday. The machinery
is now all placed. The two cars and
trucks were shipped last Monday from
st. Louis. They are expected here
every day.
IT Is interesting these days to visit
the Terminal depot and see the car
loads OF grapes being unloaded. They
come in baskets and are principally
from the West. AS high as twenty car
loads have been received at the Ter
minal this season. Still. 1t is said, the
demand cannot be supplied.
BOYS who sell the SUNDAY REGISTER
clear a nice sum Of money each Sunday.
There is always an opportunity for
new boys TO do the same. BY careful
attention in working up a trade they
can make enough TO clothe themselves.
Every boy has a chance. Call at the
REGISTER counting rooms at any time
after 4:3O o'clock tomorrow morning,
an make the effort.
n Mozart Singing Society held a
well a Nnded meeting last Thursday
night IN Neir hall at Thirty-eighth and
Jacob stre Tue regular routine OF
business wa Tansacted and ten new
members WEI taken In. There was
also music aud refreshments Next
Sunday afternoon the arrangements
committee for the opening OF Mozart
Park will meet, and will make ar
engagements for an suspicious opening.
IT is amusing and instructive to visit
Reymann's brewery these afternoons.
People with wagons from far and near
come there to get the grains" which
is the grain after the substance for
brewery purposes has heen taken. This
substance makes good feed for cattle,
and the brewery company sells 1t by the
bushel. Hundreds Of bushels are haul
ed away daily. Yesterday there were
fifty teams there al one time. This
great rush this year is occaSioned By
the fact thai feed is so high.
A VERY serious surgical operation
was performed yesterday on Ohcer
Jas. A. Driller, Of the South Side, at
the City Hospital. Tho operation was
performed to relieve gravel. A cut
v inches long n way and fourthe
other, was cut in his back. The opera
zion relieved the complaint. and late
last night be was resting easier. DR.
'Haskins performed the operation. This
.pooqlar officer has been sick for nearly
Hopes are entertained that
tirely restored.