Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
SMALL TALK.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithiIy Told.
YESTERDAY was pay day at the City
Hall.
LOUIS NoLrE escaped from the City
Prison, Friday, and is still at large.
The race track on the Fair Grounds
will be open for the season on and after
tomorrow.
The German Baierisch Society will
give a picnic on the Old Fair Grounds
June i2th.
THE arteslan well at the La Belle
mill is finished. An abundant flow OF
water was struck.
THE Ladies Of Honor will hold a meet
Ing at Knights OF Honor hall next
Thursday evening.
YESTERDAY was the last day for the
old Water Board force. The new OIL
Gals take hold tomorrow.
JOHN BURNS, Charles Fink and James
Fleming were arrested last night by the
police for disorderly conduct.
JOHN DRIDDLE has purchased the
saloon formerly owned by II. Brink
man, on South Chapline street.
JNo. A. EBBERr will have an auc-
ton sale at his residence on Market
street next Wednesday evening.
The Central Garden'Club will give an
excursion TO the Sistersyille oil fields on
the steamer Liberty next Sunday.
THE store rooms being erected in
front OF the Kelley Institute by the
Democratic Club, are assuming shape.
JOHN DRIDDLE has purchased Henry
Brinkman's saloon, on South Jacob
street.
Yesterdays bad weather prevented
the street car company getting out
their summer cars, as was contemplated.
+. J. GERAUGHTY, Of the new news-
stand near the b. & o., will tit up q
splendid news stand in the B. q .. de-
pot this week.
THE Smith property at Benwood will
be offered at public sale In Benwood on
Saturday, May 10. This is . very ELI
gible property.
THERE were but two cases In Police
Court yesterday morning. One was
dismissed, and judgment was suspend
ed in the other.
o. SULLIVAN is having q new business
house erected opposite the street car
barns. He will open up there to-day in
a restaurant aud bar.
IT is understood that an insurance
policy Of So, 900 was left by the late Ed
Wheat in favor OF Ida Wheat, Of this
city. wife Of a nephew.
THE supper and entertainment given
on the South Side, by Eureka Lodge
of the Shield OF Honor, was q success
socially and financially.
PAUL ScHREBE, q son Of Charles
Schrebe, was kicked in the face by a
mule. Friday afternoon, but Fortunate
~ was not seriously hurt.
THE police were notified yesterday
that a little son OF John Ernest had
been bitten by q dog. Officer Porter
was detailed TO kill the animal.
JOAN WENzEL, the South Side butch
or, has q beautiful new wagon. Mr..
Wenzel will have a neat residence erec-
eed this spring on South jacob street.
WM. GEESE, Of Chapline street,
opened his elegant new ice cream de-
partmenJs last night. Mr.. Geese is one
Of the most progressive OF South Sid
ers.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terdsy to Henry Herbert Smith, a na-
tive Of Newport. o., aged 22, and
Phoebe Seamon, q native Of Wheeling,
aged "a.
THE Jas. A. Garfield Circle, Ladies Of
G.. A. r., held q meeting last Tuesday
evening to make arrangements to re-
ceive the National President, Mrs. Carrie
V. Sheriff.
The Wheeling Ice and Storage Com
pany have completed their new rehger-
ating cold storage building. Eggs and
p~erishsble goods are being stored freely
by merchants.
Z. A. GREEN, of Pleasant Valley, the
Well-known dairyman, has purchased an
elegant riding and driving horse for his
daughters. The animal is four years
old and is a beauty.
CHEF Of the Fire Department Frank
j. Healy yesterday received W Of the
issue Of souvenir Worlds Fair tickets.
They look a good deal like the old-time
fractional currency.
THE stockholders Of the Wheeling
National Gas Company will meet at
sheir Office 10 this city tomorrow, and
he stockholders OF the Wheeling Bridge
Company on Tuesday.
TIE wills Of George c. Milligan aud
Charles Nicholas were admitted to pro-
bate yesterday and ordered TO DO re-
corded. Probate was refused the will
Of Isabella D. Wassaman.
S~IXrY-THREE liquor licenses had been
taken out at the City Hall up to the
close OF business yesterday, representing
about $40, 900. Seventy licenses remain
to be taken out on Monday.
THE current issue Of The Mount the
sprightly monthly devoted TO Mt. de
| Chantal affairs, is unusually interest
ing, there being a number OF papers Of
merit contributed by the pupils.
The dramatic and musical recital
given at Westwood's Hall, South Side,
last night, by the Banquet Committee
Of the A. o. &. Of IL. c., was we'll At