Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-03
SMALL TALA
minor Matters OF Interest Briefly anS
Pithuy Told

Company Is SUN engaging Vhe aOtShIiOh
of the Circuit Court.
JAMES STANTON, for contendIng with
angry words, got 81 and costs before
Squire Ankle yesterday.
Work has commenced on the Cald-
we'll IL Peterson temporary building at
Eoff and Sixteenth streets.
EARLY rlsers yesterday morning real
lied the difficulty OF maintaining a
physical uprightness on the streets.
FRANK SEANI, a coufectiOner, who
place Of business is near the South Side
market, has sold out 10 Jane Nogler.
JANUARY had sixteen days OF the
coolest weather ever reported for that
| length OF time without any exception.
THE river marks at the wharf are in
| bad shape and can only be read with
difficulty. They should be re-cut at
once.
THE work Of drilling the we'll be-
meath the new Peabody building, on
Market street, is making good pro-
gress.
THE police received information yes
I terday that Annie Mccoy, aged IL, had
been missing from Bellaire since last
Monday.
MRS. Bowman, confined in jail
\ Wednesday on charge of lunacy, was
released yesterday, her relatives taking
\ charge OF her.
WoRK on the Baer building, the Pea
\ body building. and other big structures
/ is being pushed during the present
/ warm weather
/ THE BOYS at the Central Glass Works,
I who were of duty for time, caused by
/ a change in tAe modo ct their pay, are
all at work again.
A BUNCH OF keys was found in a mo-
/ tor. on the w. & Z. q. r. W., few days
ago, which the owner can have by ap-
plying at the Office.
THE fact that beer Is selling at st.
| Louis at25 cents barrel, or 64 cents
per key, is calculated to fill Wheeling
/ sdmires OF the fluid with vain regi cts.
IsADoRE BOWMAN and w. n. Bow
man we're yesterday appointed execu-
| tors OF the will of Nicholas Bowman,
/ deceased. Bond, $40, 600; no security
REQUIRED by the terms Of the will.
TIE streets are in a very bad condi-
/ ton, again. The crossings at Market
and Fourteenth streets would disgrace
country town. There is another
/ tough mud hole on the paved street at
/ the west end Of the steel bridge via
/ duct, Penn street.
THE three new depots along the w.
! & T. q. Il. W., at Mt. Calvary, Alien
| helm, and EdgingtOn's Lane, are COM
\ pleted. These depOSs are neat strnct-
/ ures. The finishes touches were put
on the one at Mt Calvary yesterday.
CHARLES GRIsr and Pearl Carr were
\ in Police Court yesterday morning on
a charge Of being together for immoral
| purposes. The woman was fined SO
/ and costs and the man IS. The woman
went 10 Jail, but Grlst raised the money
/ during the afternoon and was released.
YESTERDAY afternoon shortly before
| before 3 o'clock the further exsmina-
/ .tiOn of Nike Clahauna, the East Wheel
\ ing Irlshman who is charged with
/ abusing his wife, took place, conducted
/ by Squire Arkle. He was bound over
! I'm the sum of $500, In default Of which
he was committed.
As THE class examinations at the
/ Bethany College are now in progress,
quite a number Of the students are at
| their homes. Tue routine course will
/ be resumed again next Monday. As the
I time for the election of class officers
draws nigh the excitement among the
/ fraternities is increasing.
tho Gnnfh
| Side, at the rear Of John RobinsOn's
residence on Chapline street, near
/ Twenty-second, and an old landmark,
! fell yesterday afternoon. The racket
10 made raised the neighbOrhood. OF
late the house had been used as stable.
1t had stood there forty years. Loss
/ about 500.
! NELLIE HUGHES was before Squire
Ankle yesterday on charge OF contend
| ing with angry words, on complaint OF
/ Ida Ault She was fined 81 and costs.
! Ida Ault, on complaint Of the Hughes
woman, was charged with assault and
\ battery aRd got s. and costs. She also
was assessed one dollar additional for
using profane and abusive language.
/ TIE Pennsylvania Company is now
! engaged in making an experiment which
/ If successful will work quite a revOlu-
\ ton in the means OF lighting their
tracks. 1t is proposed TO light with
/ electricity and do away with headlights.
/ Arc lights on telegraph poles, with gen
\ Grating stations at different points along
/ the lines, is suggested as a practical
method. The officials of the road say
/ that they have not yet figured the cost
/ of such a scheme but believe that the
/ increased safety of trains will more
than repay them.
THE Shipp Brothers, English Hand
/ Bell Ringers will give novel and
/ pleasing entertainment at the Young
Mems Christian Association on next
| Tuesday evening. The Shipp Brothers,
7 four ia number, are artists in their
| line. Besides their novel and pleasing
performance with the hand-hells, ar
/ tistic solos. duets and trios on the
/ banjo and either are introduced. Miss
[ Eva Macy, an accomplished and versa
/ tile reader and pianist, will be an addi-
tional attraction. Seats will be re-
served 40 the y. NJ. c. A. building st 9
o'clock Saturday morning.
TIE Second Annual Ball Of the
/ Wheeling Division Of Railway Conduc-
tors will take place at Turner Hall, Fri
/ day evening, February nth. The fol-
/ lowing are the committees In charge:
/ Arrangements-W HotTner, +. L. Burk,
/ q. Gordon, w. d. Anthony. Invitations
All members of the Order. Floor
Managers-F r. Burk, 5. WiggintOu,
/ +. 5. Eberlein, c. 0. SnodgraSs, J. f.
| Moore, E. r. EberSold. J. r. Neder-
/ heiSer. DecOratiOn-T. !. Hinde, j.
Henderson,, NJ. Tobin, T. Callinan, J.
! r Naderhaiser. j. w. Griffin Door