Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-30
SHALL TALK.
Minor Matters or Interest Briefly and
PithEly Told

Board Of Commissioners.
THE German Pioneers will hold their
annual picnic at the Park to-day.
THE John Roemer block on the South
Side, is greatly improved by painting.
TIE Commissioners Committee on
Poor House and Farm met yesterday and
audited bills.
THE forge department ct the Lower
Benwood mill will resume in full to-
morrow morning.
IF the garbage man don't get up
around Thirteenth street he will have
trouble on his hands
A BELr broke In KlieveS & Krafts
planning mill yesterday, and laid the
plant off for the forenoon.
Prominent young society people Of
the South Side, had an enjoyable bowl
ing party at Mozart Park yesterday
evening.
OFFICER RITZ arrested w. Mason and
E. Sigley, disorderlies, last night. John
casper, also a disorderly, was arrested
by officer Devlin.
THE list Of horses entered for the
races at the State Fair, next week, is
very large, and some excellent nags will
take part ia the events.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to Lyman 81. Dobbs, a native OF
Ohio, aged 30, and Lena Barley, ma
tive of Wheeling, aged %.
PROF. JOHN MULLEN will not open
his academy in the city for the present.
Reasons for not doing so: Too much
rents, and no pupils in sight.
THE VigiIant engine is being painted
at the carriage works OF Kramer Bros,
on the South Side. 1t is said the en-
CINE will be ready for use in week.
THERE were three cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning. Charles
Henneman and Andy Osterman, for dis
order, got 81 and costs. The third case
was drunk.
A FEW days ago, boy aged five
years, son Of Moses Belle, OF Forty
fifth street, was playing. in the yard,
and tell, badly bruising his arm. DR..
II. Il. Ford dressed the injury.
THE North End Literary and Athletic
Club will open their new hall this eve
ming, with q grand dance which they In
tend to give every month at their new
hall at the head OF Seventh street.
THE annual meeting Of the Women's
Missionary society of the Wheeling
PresbyterY will open al the U. p
Church this evening at half past seven,
and will continue tomorrow. The pro-
grammes arranged are excellent.
Tomorrow night, in the Alert Clubs
hall, on the South Side, q dance will be
given by prominent South Side Society
people. Numerous invitations are out
Good music will be furnished, and
generally good time is expected.
YESTERDAY afternoon about half-pas'
two o'clock young man named Charles
Fink had a fit or something OF the sort
up on the Union bridge, and 1t required
three or four men to hold him until th'
DO lice arrived and took care OF him.
YESTERDAY Zulauff's ice wagon sanh
into the soft earth at Forty-third street
where the street car tracks are beine
repaired. 1t required the entire force
OF men at work there TO get the wager
out of the hole. Traffic was delayed
about half hour.
LOUIS BRINKMANN's private residence
on Jacob street, below Forty-third, Il
being greatly improved. A new stor!
is being added, and other changes
made. Young DR.. j. n. Myers will oc
cupy q portion of tina residence whel
CON plsted, for his Office and rooms.
GEORGE KING was arraigned before
Squire Gillespie, yesterday, on war
rant sworn out by Bridget Haley
charged with trespass. King was re
leased on 500 bond for his appearance
at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the hear
ing. Both parties arc Of North Wheel
ing.
JOHN P. O'MALLEY yesterday was
qualified as administrator OF the estate
OF Elizabeth Kraus, deceased; bond
$500, Catharine Neuberger security
Maggie Fallon was qualified as eXecn
trlx OF the last will and testament o
John T. Fallon, deceased; bond, $1,000
no security required.
| a G1RI uNb wars Oiht a hASA W
L. A. Nolte. of South Eoff street, has
very malignant case OF dlphtheria. DR.
Ford has the case, and he says 1t Is on
OF the worst which ever came to hi
notice. He says the child cannot re
cover. AS far as known this Is the onl,
case OF diphtheria in the city atpresens
CECIL GRAVE, a boy Of Thirty-thir'
and Jacob streets, suffered q severe &C
cident 3 few days ago, by which n
sprained his wrist, bruised bis arm AM
gave himself a general shaking up. 4
fall from high fence caused the In
Jury, which has caused him to qui
work, and he will be laid up for som
time.
Mr.. T. E. WILLIAMS, q prominen
horseman OF st. Clairsville, and Mis-
Roberta Patterson, the daughter o
John Patterson, of Blaine, Ohio, wer'
married at the parlors OF the Hote
Behler yesterday evening. The cere
money was performed by Rev. VIM. VI
fert, OF this city. They took weddin
trip south for few weeks.
THE new switch OF the Wheeling an
Elm Grove Railroad into the Hugh
stone quarry, between Elm Grove an
Hubbard's station, is completed. Tn
company has the contract OF movln
forty car loads OF stone from the QUAR-
| TO the b. Il o. Railroad at Elm Grove
for the new company bridge al Roney'
Point. Work was begun moving thes
stone yesterday. Some delay was causes
by an engine jumping the track on tn
new switch.