Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-22
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Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly ana
Pithily Told.
OPERA HousE-Hanlon's "Fantasma"
GRAND OPERA HoUsE5''G rimes' Cellar Door. =
INQUIRER: Ruth Cleveland was born
in October, 1890.
IT was pay day yesterday on the B. q
o. between BenWood Junction and
Newark, 0.
JACOB GLoZEB, Of the South Side, will
start a shoe shop on Jacob street, below
Forty-third. in few days.
THE club house of the Americas Club,
ON South Jacob street, was overhauled
yesterday, preparatory to the winters
sport.
WoRKMEN employed repairing Jacob
street. below Forty-third, worked till s
o'clock last night and finished the con-
tract.
Tick. of NJ. c. drilled In Handlan's
Hall. on the South Side, last evening.
The boys appeared in their handsome
new uniforms.
VIM. BoYLAND, of Thirty-fourth and
Market streets, went for hunt yester-
dav near st. Clairsville, and shot TWEEN
ty-eight squirrels.
SIXTEEN natives of Austria appeared
In the Circuit Court yesterday, and de-
clared their intention OF becoming citl-
zens of the United States,
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terdaY in Clerk Hooks Office, to Harry
C. Fuhr. aged 90 years, and Mary Ryan.
same age, both of this city.
SHERIDAN SEATH, Of South Chapline
street, fshed all day yesterday In the
river, catching twenty-seven ish, rang
ing from l pound to 4. Some wore
German carp.
CONSTANCE KLEINHENs was given
partial hearing before Squire Gillespy
on the charge OF robbing freight cars
at the B. & o. yards. The case was
continued until next week.
THE boy Of John Henderson, of South
ChaPline street, who was SO badly hurt
not long ago, is able TO be about. 1t
was feared his eyesight would be de-
prived, but this is not the result.
CHAPLINE WATSON, deaf mute
brlcklayer of this city, and Miss Myrtle
Doutt, formerly pupil of the Romney
Deaf Mute School, were married Tues
day evening at the residence OF Marion
Lttleton, Bellaire, 0.
THE Road and Bridges Com mittee OF
the County Commissioners held meet
ing yesterday afternoon, and went out
over the county roads, finally reaching
the Potomac Fair, where they spent the
remainder of the afternoon.
HUGH DANLEY, Of Twenty-Ninth and
Jacob street, whose serious accident
was given exclusively by the REGISTER
Yesterday, was better Yesterday, but
not out OF danger. He is the man hurt
at the Cement works tunnel.
CoRELIE ROBINSON, the ten-year-old
son Of Joshua Robinson, of South Chap
line street, was playing in his fathers
yard, yesterday, when he ran piece
of glass In his foot, cutting a pain
full cash several inches long.
AT Cochrauton, on the Ohio side Of
the river, two miles below Slstersvllle,
the test for oil has nearly been aban-
doned, A very deep well, drilled by
the Fisher Oil Company, proved q dus-
ter, and was abandoned yesterday.
WILLIAM Fritz, popular South
Slider, met with a peculiar accident
last Wednesday night. He was setting
near a large barrel OF tar, when he
slipped, falling into 1t, and got badly
tarred. Some spoiled clothes resulted.
CARPENTERS are at work ut Block
Bros, new building, laying the floor
for the second story. the brick masOns
have finished to the first story. The
brick laying has been considerably de-
layed by the carpenter work not being
sufficiently advanced.
A HORSE hitched to wagon at the
work being done on Jacob street, below
Forty third, became manageable yes
terday afternoon and began to kick,
badly smashing the wagon. The driver
made a narrow escape. The horse was
owned by Contractor Patrick Mahan, OF
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