Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-29
SHALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithiIy Told.
No BUSINESS was transacted In the
Criminal Court yesterday.
THE docket in Judge Campbelrs
Court will be recalled to-day.
TODAY will be pay day at the City
Hall for the B. P. w. force aud city
officials.
THOMAS COFFEE was last night ar
rested for disorderly conduct, by Officer
Donovan.
THE Knights of the Golden Eagle
cleared SIS by their recent supper and
ball at Mozart Hall.
THE new band, organized on South
Mccullough street, has been named
the Independent Band.
The appeal case Of Ella Beard mere
v. c. G. Bradford was put on trial be-
fore Judge Paul yesterday.
TIE German Society of the South
Side will hold an important meeting to.
night at their South Side hall.
THE Kings Builders society will hold
an important meeting this evening at
the Third Presbyterian church.
THERE was but one case in Police
Court, yesterday morning. The offender
was drunk, and got 81 and costs.
But one new case of dlphtheria was
reported to the Board of Health yes
terday. The disease is rapidly Aoat-
ing.
A VALUABLE mastiff dog, owned by
Leroy Garrison, of LaBelle street, was
stolen yesterday. The dog was valued
at $50.
THE Messenger, published quarterly,
appeared yesterday as bright and as
full of advertisements as If business
was booming.
THE insurance adjusters are working
on the Whitaker mill loss, and the mat
ter is expected to be settled up in
short time.
The Committee on Poor House and
Farm OF the Board OF Commissioners
met yesterday. To-day is general au-
diting day for the Board.
SEVERAL South Slders, led by Will
lam McElroy, the pharmacist, went to
Mozart Park last night, where they
spent delightful evening bowling.
ABOUT twenty couples OF young
folks OF the South Side went to the
Riverside Iron Works last night and
were shown through the mammoth
plant.
YESTERDAY morning Special Officer
John NJ, Shorts arrested B. & o. train
boy for stealing pocketbook from a
colored man. The boy was taken to the
City Hall, aud later before Justice Gil
lespy.
About one o'clock yesterday morning
an electric wire fell across the street
railway trolly wire at Main and Twelfth
streets. Linemen were summoned and
the wire was removed before any dam
age was done.
SUPERINTENDENT Michael LOTUS, OF
the street Car Company, states that
business is much better. He has noted
a gradual revival OF trade for the last
three weeks. The outlook for old time
traffic is said to be bright.
THE remains OF the late Wnliam
Bailey arrived from Melrose, MasS..
about noon yesterday, and the funeral
followed Immediately, the interment
being at Greenwood. Only the mme-
date relatives OF the deceased attended.
SOME five hundred invitations were
sent out yesterday for tho grand deer
lunch, to be served at John LOOMS
place tonight. Never In the history OF
Wheeling will there be such repast
furnished friends. He expects to sur.
prise his customers.
A MARRIAGE license was Issued to
John p. Curran, native Of Wheeling,
aged 3s, and Margaret Marry, native
OF Wheeling, aged 81; also, to William
Wilsoncraft, a native OF Pittsburg,
aged 25, and Martina K. Donnelly, ma
tive of Pittsburg, aged 20.
THE hearing.of Conrad Luckhard, OF
South Wood street, the sixteen-year-old
boy charged with being implicated In
the assault Of Joseph Goinski, at the
Riverside, is set for Saturday at 2
o'clock before the Mayor OF Ben wood.
Captain Dovener will act as attorney
for the boy.
A SOCIAL gathering for young men
will be held at the Young Men's Chris
tian Association building on Thanks
giving evening, as is customary. Young
men are invited TO visit the building
from seven TO ten o'clock. There will
be plenty OF amusement and good-fel-
to,yshIn add n pood social time ia prom-