Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-14
SMALL TALh
EIInor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told

1inOr Matters OF Interest brieHy ano
Pithily Told
THE case Of Kirwan 81 Tyler v. the
Nail City Lantern Company was argued
yesterday.
THE Terpsichorean Society will give
q masquerade ball at Beethoven Hall
on Wednesday.
COUNCIL meets this evening in regu-
lar session. 1t will likely be a most In
teresting session.
ABOUT twenty employees at the rattan
works, on Twentieth street, struck yes
terday for price st.
WILLIAM DoLPHMEYER, colored, was
arrested yesterday, by Officer West, for
threatening to beat aud shoot his wife.
LAST evenings Ohio River train was
about two hours late, caused by large
stone rolling on the track, down at the
"narrows.
In Judge Campbell's Court, yesterday,
the sale of $4,000 Of stock OF the Spirif
Weld Tube Company, held by theRiver-
side iron works, was confirmed.
TIE hop at Franzheim's Hall last
night given by number OF the society
gentlemen was delightful affair, and
quite large number participated.
THE Woman's Christian Temperance
Uaion will meet on Thursday evening
o. this week at the residence OK DR..
Hattie B. Jones on Fifteenth street.
THEATRICAL going people are look
ing forward with great interest to the
coming Of The White Squadron" at
the Opera House or Thursday and Fri
day.
THERE were forty-oEe cases In Police
Court, yesterday morning. Ten went
to the hill, one woman went to jail and
thirty defendants paid up. The cash
taken in footed up S27S.
Mr.. WILLIAM YANKE, a former resi-
dent of this city, and an employe OF
Fishers foundry, was recently married
at Brilliant, o., to Mrs. Snyder, an es-
Unable lady Of that place.
STELLA CBEsTER's house OF ill'fame
was raided last night, and the madame,
three girls and two men arrested. At
! Gaydis Springer's house the madame
and three guests were arrested.
THE Sears Tennis Club, of the Island,
was pleasantly entertained Saturday
night by Miss Helen Mccoy at the home
| OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
/ Mccoy, Of North Front street. About
ten couples were present and pleasant
/ evening was spent In dancing.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
\ terday 20 Ernest Montgomery, native
a Ohio county, aged 40, aud Amelia
| Goethe, a native of Marshall county,
aged 80: also, to John KOrn, a native OF
/ Oaio county, aged %, and Annie Sta
hanSe, native of Ohio county, aged ls.
IT was stated In Sundays issue that
| the Wheeling and LaBelle potterieS
would resume ia all departments except
the decorating department. This is az
/ error so far as the decorating depart,
mentis concerned. 1t has never stopped.
and therefore must be going straight
along.
SAM SowvILLE, a fifteen year old boy,
who halls from Littleton, and who has
/ been boarding at Mr.. CaSteen's, above
town, left yesterday morning taking
with him pair Of boots, a coat and
vest and fur cap. all OF which did no;
belong to him. The boots were not
mates.
Ex-MAYOR Seabright said yesterday
he thought the Street Railway Com
pany and the strikers ought to make
another effort TO effect settlement OF
| the differences between them. He said
the city had granted valuable fran.
chise to the Company, and the corpors-
ton ought to do all in its power 20 ar
range the pending difficulty, which wa:
affecting business and discommodiug
many people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bonneberger
celebrated their silver wedding last
| might at Remley's Hall, on the South
side. A large party of friends ar.
| raAged to get up surprise for them,
! and the party was held In the above
nshed hall. The husband was pre-
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