Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-02
SNAIL TALA.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithliy Told

Company is still on trial in the Circuit
Court.
IL Police Court, yesterday morning,
Hermann Specht, for disorder, got $40
/ and costs.
OFFICER MYERS shot dog belonging
Thomas Huey, OF South Wood street.
: yesterday.
THE Electric Sparks will give bali
at Beethoven Hall, Friday night, Feb
ruary 10th.
OFFICER WATSON arrested Charles
I Grist last night for being in the COM
pany OF frail female.
The Supreme Court yesterday de-
cided the case Of Handlan V. Handlah,
reversing Judge Paul.
SEVERAL people are said to be fgur-
/ ing on the A. j. Sweeney Il Son prop
erty, at Twenty-seventh street.
THE Committee Of the Board Of Com
miSSioners met yesterday aud audited
/ bills. The Board meets In regular seS-
/ sion next Monday.
| lis estimated that 500 or 1000 cigars
were smoked during the deadlock in
I the Second Branch Of Council, Tuesday
/ night aud yesterday.
BOYS exploded big dynamite cart
/ ridge IN a cinder pile at the La Belle
mill, Tuesday night, waking up LOT Of
/ people in that end Of town.
The sorely afflicted family of John
I Webster, on South Jacob street, is slow
! " recovering. All are now In fair
way toward recovery except one.
The wholesale produce house Of Bell
/ & Wells has been dissolved, Mr.. Wells
lNetirng. Mr.. Wells will g0 to Palatka,
7 Fla, TO engage in making boxes.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to Charles S. Terrill, native Of
/ Wheeling, aged 27, and Charlotte NJ.
\ Hazlett, native Of Wheeling, aged 21.
A HORSE at the Fourth ward engine
house stepped on Driver William Hof-
mans foot, yesterday, and nearly cut
his large toe.off. The injury is very
painful.
II. Z. NOLTE, the Thirty-third street
grocer, is having an addition built TO
! his establishment for the purpose Of
opening a regular dry goods and notion
\ department.
THE young people Of the Fourth
Street NJ. Z. Church are having an In
tereSting series Of reyivalS The sue
cess Of the meeting is very gratifying to
those In charge.
THE Boggs' Run Mining Company is
now running TO its greatest limit. The
mines were shut down for some time till
a week ago. They supply coal for the
Wheeling Steel Company.
THIS evening the CycIers will give
masquerade ball in their hall on the
South Side. In the same hall, on next
Tuesday night, the jolly as will give
similar ball. Both are select, and large
numbers are invited TO each.
THE protracted meetings are still in
progress at the Chapine Street M. Z.
Church. Last nights meeting was con-
Quoted by Rev Lynch and was well at
tended. The success OF these meetings
go beyond the greatest expectations of
those most interested.
IT is said that Rev. VIM. Barr of the
/ First Presbyterian Church Of this city,
\ has signfed his intention to leave the
\ Presbyterian Church and unite with the
| Congregatonalists - BelldiTe Tribune.
/ Rev. Barr was formerly pastor of the
Third Presbyterian Church of this city.
THE funeral Of the late Mrs. Eliza
/ beth Z. Jones, OF Eleventh street, took
! place yesterday afternoon from the
family residence. The services were
\ attended by quite a number of the
/ friends and relatives Of the deceased.
/ The iDterment took place at Mt. Wood
cemetery.
A CHILD Of David Sihler, OF Thirty
/ seventh street, aged one and one-half
years, died very suddenly yesterday. In
( the morning the little one was full Of
| life, and well, and In two hours ne was
\ dead. Group caused the death. In Mt.
Zion cemetery, next Friday, the re-
mains will be buried.
The cases of highway rObbing against
| James Sutton aud Anthony Corners
came up before Squire Ankle yesterday
at the Jail. On motion Of 5. o. Boyce,
who represented the defendants, the
/ case was deferred until a week from
/ next Saturday NJ. d. Post, Esq, APP
/ peared for the prosecution.
THERE was delightful entertain
ment last night in Arion Hall by the
I Zion Lutheran Church. The Premier
I Club furnished a large section OF the
| programme with their delightful mel
ody. Sixteen maidens neatly executed
a fan drill, while there were various
! songs, recitatiOnS and dramatic features.
THE firm Of Menkemeller & Sarver
/ has been dissolved, Mr.. Sarver retiring.
/ Mr. II. +. Menkemeller will continue
/ the business at the old stand, No PSI
Market street, in his own name and will
take pleasure in accommodating all his
/ old customers and as many new ones as
may choose to call. He will keep every
thing in the way Of frst class goods in
the boot and shoe line.
THE horse mike" OF the Fifth ward
hose house, which was reported badly
| hurt on the trip TO box Sc, which was
pulled a few nights ago by some one
known, is rapidly improving, and
q soon be well. Another animal is
there for the time being, under training,
aud 10 is remarkable how fast the horse
is learning, and what good trainers the
Fifth ward dremen really are.
THERE was a peculiarly sad death
yesterday at the home OF Miss Mai Belle
Hart, on North Main street, her charm
ing visitor, Miss Broderick Of Indiana
falling a victim 10 that dread disease,
typhoid fever. Two physicians in at
tendance did all in their power TO ar
rest the disease, but it had reached a
point where they were pOwerlesS to act.
Her mother had arrived few days be-
fore, and was present at her death bed.
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