Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-31
Renediction.
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.


Pithily Told.
THERE will be an auction sale Of Mt.
de Chantsl lots Saturday next.
Mrs. A. EBELGNG, of Twenty-secOnd
street, is having her residence i'm
proved.
A NUMBER Of the members of the Co
tlllion Club had their pictures taken
yesterday.
The w. B. P. p. club, of the South
Side, had an enjoyable time up the river
yesterday.
THE funeral Of John Falloa will take
place from the Cathedral at 9 o'clock
this morning.
FRED NORMAN was arrested by OFF,
Ger Lukens. Yesterday afternoon, for
disorder cOnduce.
WILLIAM DENvAN and Thomas New
man were arrested last night by ex-Offi-
Ger Deku for stealing beer.
THE lining is being taken out Of the
Belmont blast furnace, and the work
towards its repair is being rapidly pro-
z resSed.
THE Norwood Tool Company has re-
ceiyed large amount of new and i'm
proved machinery, which will be placed
at once.
Four hundred pounds OF scrap brass
valued at $40, were stolen, a few nights
ago, from Sweeney's old foundry, on the
South Side.
GERTIE WILLIAMS, Lucy Piper and
Kate Caufeld were arrested last night
by Officers Carney aud Scally for disor-
derby conduct.
A rrUsIBER Of Wheeling folks attend
ed a highly enjoyable party, given by
Miss briggs, Of Beliaire, a young socie-
ty lady, this week.
THE Belsire, Martins Ferry and
Bridgeport Electric road advertises for
bids for their new power house at West
Wheeling this morning.
The funeral of Master Robert, young
est son Of Mr.. Peter Farrell, took place
from the Cathedral yesterday morning,
and was largely attended.
Miss TITLE MCCONNELL gave a de-
lightiul party, at her home on Tween
tieth street, to many OF her young
friends, few nights ago.
CHAS. HOUSERMAN, OF the South
Side, has the honor of rolling the largest
game ever played in Fetty's bowling al
ley, at Twenty street.
THERE were but two cases In Police
Court yesterday morning. James Lynch
was fined SIS and costs for disorder, and
VIM. Giller got 81 and costs for drunk
enneSs.
THE Wheeling Turnverein gave a
highly successful dance, last evening,
at their hall. Kiilmeyer making the
music. The attendance was very large,
and all present had good time.
MAGGIE WELLS, the woman who
made trouble in Justice Ankles Court,
Monday morning, was fined S. and costs
yesterday afternoon by the Justice, and
went to jail for twenty days 10 default.
Work will begun this week tearing
down the buildings at the Sweeney's
foundry. Nearly all the machinery has
been removed. There has been thirty
five car loads Of 1t. The new placesat
Harvey is running successfully.
The published statement that the
bonds of the RavenSwoOd, Spencer and
Chenille railroad were being sold by
the Ohio River Railroad Company was
an error. They are for sale by Z w.
Clark & Co.. bankers, Of Philadelphia.
SCHAFFER's merry-gO-rOuad, which
is run by bicycle power, on the South
Side, was tried yesterday and found 70
be completely successful. a large
crowd attended the opening. Sixteen
bicycles run the machine by persons
riding them.
RTHE Cement Grinders" defeated the
"GIass House Stars Yesterday by
score Of Is TO 10. Batteries, for the
Grinders, Fette aud Sorge; for the Stars,
Hanschumaker and Glynn. The feature
Of the game was three home runs by
Aeker. The Grinders would like to
know wheI6 the Oklahoma Scouts are.
Answer through this paper.