Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-12
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Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithuy Told.

tAAllE A44NttAa % AAr'N~'e
PithiIy Told.
GRIP is on the Increase on the South
Side.
COUNCIL meets this evening, in regu-
lar session,
PATRICK Fox, OF West street, lost a
valuable horse by death yesterday.
LAWRENCE CLARK, the garbage con-
tractor, has purchased fine new work
horse.
SEVERAL South Side business men
are comp planning that their artificial gas
is not giving satisfaction.
THERE was no business transacted in
the Circuit Court, yesterday. Judge
Paulrs Court will meet Wednesday.
TIE Red Cross Fishing Club held an
important business meeting last evening
az the clubs headquarters on the South
Side.
TIE first select hop will be given by
the Pleasure Seekers at menge & How
ley's Hall, Friday evening, December
18th.
THE Courcn Committee on Accounts
was again az work, last evening, check
ing up the books Of the Clerk and Re-
ceiyer.
THE street cars on the new line across
the river were delayed considerably yes
terday by something getting wrong at
the power house.
MR. WINTHROP was struck yesterday
by falling board, and an ugly cash
cut i'm his lip, which IL required SIX
stitches TO dress.
The remains Of Harry Wolf, late Of
Forty-fourth and Eof streets, will be
buried this afternoon at 2:5O O'Clock at
the Peninsula cemetery.
HOLIDAY Relief Corps, G, A. R., will
give an entertainment In honor OF It's
seventh anniversary the twenty-hrst Of
this month at G.. A. Z. Hall.
FRANK MCLAUGHLIN OF South Eoff
street, caught a coon last Saturday
night weighing ore hundred pounds.
This is the largest catch reported.
CHARLES SUSiyER HUNT, colored, will
be taken 70 the Reform School, al
PruntyUoWn, this morning, by Officer
Carney. His case was passed upon by
Justice Gillespy.
TIE hearing Of the four alleged lun-
Der thieves, charged with stealing lum-
Der from KlieveS, Kraft & Co., will take
place before Justice Gillespy, this after
noon at two o'clock.
RIrCmE COUNCIL, Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
will meet this evening at Helmbrecht's
/ Hall. % Thirty-sixth and Jacob streets.
Business Of Importance is to be trans
acted. One member will be Initiated.
THERE will be a change to-day in the
I running OF the street cars in North
Wheeling, The cars will now make a
round trip in twenty-four minutes,
/ when formerly it required fifteen min
utes.
FRANK HEARNE's beautiful residence
az Leatherwood is greatly improved by
I woven wire fence, something very
/ fine. The residence site is entirely
I fenced In by the neat work. The Jones
wire works, OF Columbus, o., had the
contract.
B. +. CALDWELL & Co. advertise the
! Frank Steel Range as the best baker in
the market. The best thing you could
do to keep the household ia good
humOr would be 10 throw out that old
I fashioned stove and put in the Frank
Steel Range.
THE Wheeling and Elm Grove cars
/ we're run over the new track near EiSe's
east OF the hill, yesterday afternoon at
! three o'clock. The trestle, built al the
expense OF the Water Board, at the
/ time OF the construction OF the new
| reservoir, will now be removed.
THERE were four cases in Police Court
yesterday morning-three plain DRINKS
/ and a disor derby. Chris Cline was the
dlsorderly, and was dismissed about 8
o'clock yesterday, Chris was arrested
/ again by officer Daum, at Wood and
| Ninteenth streets, for drunkenness and
/ disorder, and was locked up.
| CONRAD LUKEHART, Of South Wood
street, charged with asSaultng Joseph
| Gowiski, at the Riverside, had hear
ing Yesterday afternoon, before Squire
/ Riddle, OF Beuwood. Capt. B. B. Dove
ner plead tor the boy, and he got clear,
/ no particular evidence being against
him. His case has been pending for six
\ weeks.
VIG1LANT Lodge No. %, A. o. U. w,
/ will hold an open meeting at their Hall,
I Schaeier block, McMechen, Thursday,
/ December 14th and 18th. A special
\ train will leave B. & o. depot, at 7:40
p. H., sharp; returning Immediately
after open meeting adjourns. This be.
ing their first open meeting they desire
/ the hearty cooperation OF all member
/ OF tine A. O L. w.