Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-24
SMALL TAIk
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly ana
Pithny Told.

sale.
ONE German in the Civil Court de-
clared his intention Of becoming cltl-
zen yesterday.
ATTEND St. Clairsville Fair Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, September
Goth, 9th and 2Sth.
REV. P. H. McDERMoTT was yester-
day licensed to celebrate marriages.
Bond 81, 500. NJ. ]. O'Kane surety.
M. C. SIcAFoosE, B. 81 o. yard con-
ductor, painfully mashed his finger a
few nights ago in making coupling.
CHAs. BURT, the man so badly In
jured at the Riverside mill recently is
not the Charles Burtt, Of Brice's drug
store.
COMPLAINTS come from South Side
railroad gatemen that street car con-
ductors are not careful enough when
crossing the tracks.
ENGINE $40 Of the Pittsburg division
Of the B. & 0. broke down near Tay-
lorstoWn, Pa, last Friday, delaying
traffic for several hours.
PASSENGER train 46, from the west,
due in this city at 10 o'clock, was six
hours late yesterday, caused by wreck
at Chicago junction, D.
ADDITIONAL work will be given the
kiln hands at the Wheeling pottery
this week. 1t will be necessary to put
additional men to work.
THE steamer Normania, on which A.
Reymann and family sailed, reached
South Hampton, Eng, in six days,
twelve hours and fifty minutes.
THE foundation is being dug for a
large frame drug store at Forty-ffth
and Jacob streets, TO be owned and oc-
cupied by Chatham Sinclair, formerly
Of Benwood.
IN Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday, a
marriage license was issued to Joseph
Chase, widower, aged 80. resident
OF Burnsvile, Pa, and Ella Thompson,
aged 20, of this city.
AT a meeting Of the W. A. W. Com
pany recently all the indebtedness was
ordered to be paid. The boys have
enough cash to do this ana neat sum
over from the races.
MARTIN OBERLE, OF South Wood
street, who was sent to jail last Friday
from SQUIRE SchultZe's court, for break
ing the peace, was released yesterday.
His wife went on his bond for 500.
|. IT was paw day yesterday at the tube
works and the BoRgs' Run coal mines.
The street PAYERS on the South Side
we're also paid. AS result money was
more plentiful in town last night than
for a long time.
THE Ladies of the Golden Eagle sur
prised the knights of the Golden Eagle
at their hall last evening. REGULATIONS
and music were an enjoyable feature OF
the evening, AT a seasonable hour re-
freshmenJs were served.
LAST Friday evening prominent
South Side ladies surprised the Knights
of the Golden Eagle, at their hall. Re-
citations and music were enjoyable
TEXTURES of the evening. Excellent re-
freshments were served.
By the request Of his Spirit Guides,
the medium Mr.. Waite, will open par
lors for sittIngs and independent slate
writings at No. 2615 Chapline street
about next Wednesday. An announce
ment will be made when the parlors
open.
A WE'LL known South Side gentleman
on going home last Friday evening, dis
covered what he thought to be. man
in his bed. Grabbing the unwelcome
visitor by the neck he tore him to pieces
for the poor dummy was only loosely
put together.
A DEED was left for record in Clerk
Hooks Office, yesterday, dated Septem-
Der %, 1893, between Harriet A. Glass
cock and Thomas Glasscock, and Albert
B. ImhofT, for lot No. 10 in Schwert-
feger's subdivision, on the Island
Consideration $500.
TRAINS could not run on the switch
connecting the Pan-Handle and Termi-
nal railroads near Twenty-ninth street,
yesterday, by reason Of the interlock
having been broken by heavy Pan
Handle engine. This break will be re-
paired by tomorrow.
MAYER's band gives an open air con-
cert every other Saturday night at the
City Hall. Hundreds Of people, not
knowing the time, gathered on the
square last evening to listen, but heard
no music, as next Saturday night will
be time Of the concert.
NEAR the 3. 81 o. r. R., on the Sonth
Side, few nights ago two boys about
seventeen years Of age, had q fight and
hammered each other for fully Il half
hour. One of the boys spit on his com
panions new shoes and this started the
scrap. Each was badly used up.
THE Patriotic Order OF Sons Of
America OF Wheeling will go TO
Sherrard next Saturday and will
assist In the ceremonies attending the
raising of q new United States flag over
the hall of the Junior Order American
Mechanics. w. w. Rogers OF this city
will make one of the addresses.
BACK Of the Pabst brewery, near
Thirty-third street, the gutter is 10
very bad sanitary condition. For near
" one hundred feet boards are piled
over the gutter. Dirty water from the
breweries and slaughter houses has
worked into It. This stuff is being
washed into cellars nearby, and the
people are indignant over IL, as they
say the Health Officers attention has
been called frequently to 1t.