Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-18
SMALL TALA.
Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
PithIly Told

was admitted to probate and recorded
yesterday.
w. E. HERvEY has been appointed
administrator of the estate OF John
Armstrong, deceased.
THE J. NJ. Cecil lo., on South Penn
street. has not been sold, as was errone-
ously stated few days ago.
U. S. GRANT Camp No. II, Sons OF
Veterans, are instituting regular MIL
itary organization in their iodge.
SUSAN HENNEGAN'R house, at Main
and Twentieth streets, was raided last
night and the madam, five girls ana
three men arrested.
MARY EMMERr was yesterday ap-
pointed as ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate
OF John Emmert, deceased. bonu'
81, 500; VIM. A. Foose, surety.
HENRY BAEE has purchased the OAR
rah property on Chapline street, IN
which he resides, from the heirs OF the
late Mrs. Darrah, for the SUN OF
ST., 900.
BENwooD streets are in miserable
condition, and people are talking strong
ly Of petitloning Council to have prop
erty owners have their sidewalks
repaired.
THE members of Wheeling Encamp-
ment No. Il, I. o. o. f., are called to
meet at their rooms this evening at
O'Clock, TO take action regarding the
death OF G.. a. STICKY.
JOIN RIYEHART, employed at the
Laughln mill, stepped into picking
vat few days ago and burned his feet
and legs very badly. 1t will be good
while before he is able to work again.
A CHILD of Isaac Littleton was
buried Yesterday in Red Mems ceme-
terry. A large funeral procession fol-
lowed the remains to the grave. The
child had been sick but one day Of
Group.
THE weather was decidedly unsettled
Yesterday. First it showed, then 1t
seeted, then it rained, then it sleeted
again, then rained, and finally, at one
o'clock this morning it was showing
again.
FINK & BROWN sold for d. R. Tappan
TO s. G.. Robinson, fine building lot on
South Penn street, Islapd, on which he
will erect 9 handsome residence in the
spring. Lot 2SX100 feet. Consdera-
zion, 81, 400.
FRED NICHERsIYRE, owe OF the best
known employees az the Benwood steel
mill, is going to be married soon to
charming Boggs' Run lady, and his
friends at the mill are going to tender
him a rousing social event on the occa-
| sion.
A BOY about nine years Of age was at
police headquarters yesterday morning
! with his mother, he having had hand
in pling bricks on the street car track.
Mayor Caldwell and Chief McNichol
questioned the boy, and after giving
him a good talking to allowed him to go.
THERE will be q concert and en-
tertainment given at Charles Rays
house this evening. Numerous guests
are invited, and music will be q
/ feature. w. B. Thompson, Of this city,
will furnish the music, and all who have
! heard this gentleman know him TO be a
good musician.
It. |. KLINE, the boiler maker, with
! load Of tools, and six workmen aboard,
was driving on Main street yesterday,
near Forty-SiXth, when wheel broke,
and the men rolled out in n heap to-
gether, among iron, hammers aud etc.
The wagon was badly smashed up, aud
several of the men got slight bruises.
SUBSCRIBER" is in error in several
matters. This paper did not say the
boys broke car seals, nor did IL say they
were 'let go on account OF their age"
On the contrary, it was stated the boys
were fined. The REGISTER did say
they were fined for stealing, and that
was the fact; there was no charge Of
trespassing.
CHARLES RAY has peculiar dog at
! his home on Forty-sixth street. The
cars ran over two Of the dogs legs, a
front and a hind one on the same side
OF the body, but the canine is still able
to balance itself and run, and even per-
form to the music Of the piano. Hun
dredS of persons have noted the dogs
! peculiarites.
Mrs. EUGENE Polio, who lives in tho
neighborhood OF Forty-third street, is
home from the City Hospital. Her case
had attracted much attention, and peo-
pie thought generally that she would
not recover. After the most delicate OF
surgical operation she was brought
! home Yesterday, and is now on fair
way toward recovery.
THE many friends OF John Noble, Of
the Riverside mill, will be pleased TO
learn OF Mrs. Mobiles bettered condi-
ton. This lady has been at the City
| Hospital for four weeks and has had the
most dangerous OF operations perform
ed. She will be brought home to Mr.
Mobiles residence, on Forty-eighth
street, next week, very greatly i'm
proved.
THE local egg market continues in an
unsettled condition, and the demand
will continue Of handto-mouth char
! acter until there is some assurance APP
parent that hardDan has been reached;
! some dealers are of the opinion
that with the advent of the Lenten sea-
| son there will be an increased demand,
! the effect OF which will be 10 check the
downward turn. while others look for
! still lower prices. The weather con-
tinues an important factor and will
have much to do with the near future
of the market. Poultry is possibly COM
| ing forward a little more freely, but for
nice fresh stock pretty full prices are
| still being realized. Potatoes continue
to arrive more freely, and the market is
weaker.
THE moon will make amends for get
ting full twice last month by not getting
full at all this month. That is perhaps
the humorous aspect, but there Is a
more interesting one in the fact that a