Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-23
SMALL TALG
Minor Matters or Interest Briefly and
Pithlly Told.


Pithlly Told.
OPERA HoUsE-HAnlon's "Fantasma"
GRAND OPERA HOUsE-"Grimes' Cellar Door y"
WoRKMEN finished paving on Twon-
ty-second street yesterday.
TO-DAY is pay day in several depart
ments at the Riverside Iron Works.
THE rain which fell yesterday after
noon was very nice-what there was OF
IL.
THE work OF paving Seventeeth
street in East Wheeling is being rapidly
prosecuted.
THERE are several cases OF scarlet fe-
yer in the Eighth ward. Two were re-
ported yesterday.
PROMINENT South Side society people
gave an enjoyable dance in the Alert
Clubs hall last night
A DAUGHTER, aged four years, OF
Philip Newhart, of the East End, died
Yesterday Of diphtheria.
! NEXT Monday evening in Bishof's
hall, East Wheeling, The-COme-if-Y You
Can club will give a big dance.
IT is reported from the d. S o. that
that road did larger freight business
yesterday than for many months.
FREIGHT trade over the w. 81 L. E.
is heavy. Large shipments Of glass
ware is being made over this line.
THE remains OF the two-year old son
of Charles Keldsing, of South Jacob
street, were buried at Mt. Wood yester-
day.
AN infant daughter of E. M. Graebe,
OF South Jacob street, will be buried
this afternoon at o'clock at Mt. Wood
cemetery.
TIE oil painting, subject 1.-The First
Trial" painted by .. Hinrichs, in the
window of Houses music store attracts
considerable attention.
Miss MAMIE COwL, of McColloch
street, East Wheeling, gave pleasant
entertainment 10 a number OF her
friends at her home last evening.
Officers West, HabberGeld and Stump
pulled John Goldenburg's poker room
in the Second ward, about midnight,
and captured the proprietor and two
players.
THE Red Cross base ball club left by
the 3:O5 i. 81 o. train this morning for
Wikcnburg, near Clarksburg, this State,
for a game OF ball this afternoon. A
good team went and the boys are conf
dent OF victory.
The weekly meetings for men will be
held at the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION building as usual at 7:45
o'clock tonight at at o'clock to-mor-
row. The meetings will be interesting
and young men are invited to attend.
Miss FLORENCE HANNAH, a popular
Young lady OF South Chapllne street,
gave a social entertainment to mum.
Der of her Bridgeport friends at her
home last evening. There was music,
dancing and delicious refreshments
served.
ONE of Otto Aubers tinneis, OF the
South Side, fell under the opening OF q
large water conductor during the heavy
rain Yesterday. 1t was at the Barth
residence on Twenty-third street and
tho water was pouring down in a tor
rent. This gentleman was much over
come for time.
YESTERDAY afternoon on Forty-Third
street, the wagon OF the Atlantic Tea
Company, in being drawn from the
street car tracks, broke down. The
street cars were delayed half hour,
and a special car was sent up from the
barn te transfer the passengers. The
wagon was finally fixed up.
EUGENE ARNRTT, son OF Col. Arnett,
had several toes of his left foot badly
mashed last evening about five o'clock
while attempting to board On east
bound freight at the postofice. He
made a misstep and the wheels barely
missed taking his whole foot of. He
STAYED on the train and was carried
some distance In the country and then
sent back to the city TO have his wounds
attended to. DIR. J. A. Taylor dressed
the young mans foot.