Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-28
SNAIL TALE
Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly snd
Plthly Told

POLICE COURT was agalh Olanh yes
terday morning.
A NUMBER Of iohn-bOats are for sale
cheap on the South Side.
THE candidates for Offices within the
gift OF Council took new interest In
things yesterday.
JAMES T. SHALLEY, well known
citizen Of the South Side, died suddenly
last night at 1915, aged 90 years.
FIFTH and Sixth ward CouHcilmen
are pushing Edward Holiday for a
member Of the Board OF Public WORKS
A TYPOGRAPHICAL error in yester-
davis REeIsTE made Mayor CaldwelPs
majority 400, when it should have been
500.
THREE furnaces are now of for re-
pairs at tee BenwoOd tube works. The
last furnace went of yesterday morn
ing.
TIE children reported sick at the
North Wheeling Hospital are all better,
and there is now little sickness In the
institution.
CHAs. CLEvIs, OF the South Side, has
completed the contract for large smoke
stack for Sweeney 81 Sons Twelfth
street shop.
AN Elm Grove car ran off the track
on Chapline street, yesterday after
noon, making a great deal Of trouble
for a gang Of men.
THERE seems to be general epidemic
of colds, and similar diseases In North
Wheeling. None Of the many cases are
considered serious.
THE Top mill is running full, except
the furnace. 1t started last Thursday.
The furnace cannot well be put in oper-
alton till the river breaks up.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Harry r. Heaman, native OF
Kansas, aged %, and Mary Giles, a ma
i've Of Pennsylvania, aged %.
JAMES RIDER was arrested by Officer
Moran, yesterday afternoon, for stealing
rope and iron al the B. Il o. shops. He
was taken before Justice Ankle.
FRED. DoLINeER, an employe Of Will
son & Chapman, OF the planning mill,
had his finger end taken in by lathe a
few days ago. he is now some better.
Mr.. CLAUDE BUCKLEY, general agent
for the Mutual Life Insurance Company
of New York, has the thanks of the
REGISTER force for some useful calen-
dars.
A FEW nights ago Henry Schrig, Of
North Main street, had delightful sur
prise party at his home. Good dancing
and an elegant supper were the fea-
lures.
THE Cyclers entertained some of their
friends on the South Side, last evening,
very creditably. Dancing was engaged
in, and the good sized crowd had an en-
viably good time.
THE Niagara yesterday responded to
a call from the corner Of Twenty-fifth
street and Alley B. Mr.. Ford's chimney
was found ablaze. Salt was used TO
Queneh the flames.
THE planning mill firm Of Wilson &
Chapman will occupy their newly re-
fitted and repaired Office next Monday.
This company is also building a large
warehouse near their plant.
THE social committee Of the Y. P s.
c. +. OF the Lutheran church gave a
parlor social at the home of Miss Lizzie
Serig, OF the North End. The evening
was eDioyably spent by about twenty
five couples.
THE Shields Of Honor, are arranging
for a grand banquet. A committee from
each OF the three divisions-Zane,
Eureka and Fort Henry divisions, have
been chosen and great time is conf
IDENTIFY looked for.
AT Q o'cl ock this morning seats will
be reserved for Charles H. Cations lee
ture, to be given next Tuesday evening
al the Y. NJ. c. A. Mr. Cation has fine
oratorical powers, and gives general
satisfaction to the people.
ALARGE force Of workmen are en-
gagged in preparing the large store
room formerly occupied by George M.
Shook & Co., at ITO Main street, for
Prof. Shelf, who will open up an optical
establishment there about February 10.
UNDER the leadership of prominent
Sixth ward gentlemen the Alert Club
has been organized. Their opening
ball, which Is arranged tor deliberately,
will be held in CyclerS' Hall the thir-
teenth Of next month. Two hundred
invitations are given.
ADVANCEMENT are being made for
the biggest masquerade ball ever given
under the auspices OF the Cycler's club,
next Thursday evening. Over three
hundred invitations are out. Guests
are looked for from Bellaire, Mounds
willie and other places. The hall will
be beautifully decorated.
TIE Mogullians have arranged an
odd and laughable invitation card for
their meeting next MoneaY night. 1t
takes an expert to figure it cut, but
there will be three limitations and gen.
eral rousing time. The meeting will be
held at the headquarters Of the order.
AT the corner of TWenty-seventh and
Chapline streets, on the South Side. the
mud is six inches deep. Bricks, as
stepping stones, have been placed there
for pedestrians. Complaints are legion
Ia that locality regarding the bad con-
ditlon of things. This is where the
street car company made repairs and
left the street in a bad condition.
EVANGELIST RANDALL says he wor-
ried over the idea OF the people placing
him byRhe side of Sawyer. awe can't
help you on that account" they say,
"your work is a great one, we admit,
and should be done by some one, and
should be paid for, but we cannot give
on the ground OF Sawyer'S fall" Mr..
Randall says this comes from every one
whom he called upon who had anything
to do with Evangelist Sawyer. Mr..
Randall says his work will 90 on II
Sawyer's did fail. Whether they give
or not give his work Is commenced and