Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-20
SNAIL TALE
Minor MATTERS of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told

Pithily Told
OFFICER HABBERFIELD arrested Dave
GORE yesterday for drunkenness.
THE Dueber boys will meet tonight
at the club rooms, on Sixteenth street,
to elect officers.
EDWARD MURPHY. engineer. OF Nc
Mechen, has had an artesian we'll drilled
on his property.
ANOTHER street car remodeled will be
put on the line this week. These cars
are very complete. Four are TO be i'm
proved in this way.
OFFICER TRIscHLER shot q large
mad dog on Twentieth street yesterday.
The animal did not bite anyone, but
scared several persons.
THE Lutheran Society of the Zion
Lutheran Church will meet tonight at
1880 O'Clock at the church. Officers for
the year will be elected.
THE Marcella Club have issued invi-
tations for their hop to take place at
the Mercantile Club rooms on Tuesday
evening. Music by Killmeyer.
ONE week from this evening Irwin
Dunlap will lecture in the Wesley NJ.
Z. Church. He viii describe his tour
around the world on his wheel.
This afternoon at three o'clock the
remains of John Regner, Of Thirty-sev-
enth street, will be buried at Mt. Zion.
Services will be held at the residence.
NOTWITHSTANDING the chilly, cold
weather, there were numerals persons
visited Mozart Park yesterday. The
cars ran, and they are giving satisfac-
ton.
A FIvE-YEAR-oLD child Il George
Shane, of No. 1899 Eof rect, was
buried yesterday afternoon Mt. CAL
vary. There was a large ,cortege OF
followers.
JOE SCHRIMPF, who was arrested
about two weeks ago for beating his
wife and locking her out Of doors, was
again arrested by Officer Carney yester-
day for the same offenSe.
The Mozart Singing Society gave
pleasant concert last night at Mozart
Hall. The concert was for members
only. The society introduced new mu-
sic, and a delightful time was had.
THE meeting for young men at the
Y. Nj. c. A, yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock, addressed by Rev. Cook, vas
largely attended, and very interesting.
The service ended the Week OF Prayer.
A BICYCLIsT at Fortieth street yester-
day afternoon took a dangerous header.
His face was scratched and be was pain
fully bruised. The bicycle was broken.
The riders name could not DC learned.
DoYs RUSSELL will be taken before
Justice Gillespy this morning for steal
ing chickens on the Island, Saturday
night The fowls belonged to Wilbur
Baggs and Dons said he was getting
them for poor family.
MRS. MARY FAcKEN, of Twentieth
street, aged sixty-ive, died last Satur-
day. Blood poison caused the death OF
this well known lady, after a weeks
sickness. Burial to-day at o'clock at
MI Calvary from St.Alphonsus Church.
A FAMILY named Compton, living in
the sold fruit house" building on E0f
street, is reported to be in very desti-
tute circumstances and deserving. Of
substantial aid. The husband and faith
er died Saturday at the City Hospital.
THE German Society, Of the South
Side, held an interesting meeting yes
terday afternoon at S. Brandaus resi-
dence at Thirty-third and Chapline
streets. Chas. Gette made an address,
showing that the society was in flour
ishinO condition.
HENRY c. ScHAEFER, the genial
South Slider, is developing into an ele
giant ACCORDION player. He will give
anexhibition of his skill this evening
at his factory, at Twenty-second and
Market streets, and many Of his friends
will attend. Refreshments will be
served.
THE Mendelssohn Quintette Club
plays with exquisite finish and ire
proachable ensemble. The artists OF
the club are Andre Verdier, violin
virtuoso and concert master; Arthur l..
Poole. violin; Thomas Ryan, clarionet
and viola; ]. Roodenburg, solo flute
and viola; Ludwig w. Hoffman,, vlo-
lin cello: Miss Lila Jurl, prlma donna.
This famous. organization will give a
grand concert in the Opera House
Tuesday evening. Seats are On sale at
Houre's.