Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-02
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly nns
PfthiiY Told

THE police made eighty arrests in
March.
THE Tuxedo Club will give their first
grand ball at Beethoven hall tonight
THERE were ten cases at police head
quarters, last night, for this mornings
Court.
THE test we'll near Glencoe, o.. for
oil proved 8 disaster, but other wells are
20 be drilled.
POSTMASTER WARSocK, the new Bel
laire incumbent, will take charge OF the
Office to-day.
CITY elections will be held to-day in
Martins Ferry and Bridgeport, and to-
morrow In Benwood.
THE Federal Court is scheduled to
meet to-day, but will probably do moth
ing before tomorrow.
THE Lutheran Society OF the German
Lutheran church, will give q concert
next Thursday evening.
THE fine new residence OF Charles
Smith. of East Mccullough street, at
Park View, is nearly completed.
The Teutonia Singing Society is pre-
pairing for big concert on Sunday
evening, the twenty-second OF this
month.
ST. JoHN's church at Seventeenth
and Market streets, will give a concert,
supper, and apron party next Thursday
evening.
The fourteenth and fifteenth OF
next month is the time set by the State
Board OF Examiners for examinations
In this city.
TIE new st. Andrews Sunday School
AZ the Mission on South Jacob street is
rapidly growing. There are now about
forty members.
LATE Saturday night Lieut.. Gaus
rescued Grace st. Clair from the
clutches Of about ten ruifsns, who
were about to take her TO shanty boat.
REV. ]. ENGLE, of the Zane street NJ.
+. Church, addressed the young mems
meeting at o'clock yesterday afternoon
at the Y. NJ. c. A. Good music was a
feature.
REV. A. J. Trey, OF the First Baptist
Church, this city, addressed a large
meeting 10 Martins Ferry, yesterday
afternoon, under the auspices Of the \.
NJ. c. A.
The remains OF a child OF Jacob Loci
fer, a well known citizen OF Thirty
ninth and Jacob streets, were buried
Yesterday afternoon at > o'clock at Mt.
Calvary.
AT the services yesterday morning at
the Third Presbyterian Church com
munion services were held. Just before
these services the two new elders were
ordained.
THE Young Peoples Social Union OF
the Wesleyan NJ. E. Church will hold a
pleasant session this evening at the
home OF Miss Lula Ferguson, OF South
Jacob street.
TIE German American Veteran So
held an important meeting yesterday
afternoon at Menge 81 Howley's Hall.
The society is preparing TO give big
picnic this spring.
a. HOFFMAN,, the accommodating
Market street restauranter, has MADE
noticeable Improvements at his business
place. A handsome new plate glass
front has been put in.
THE old building on Market street
below Sixteenth street, which IL to be
replaced by the elegant new Falloure
building, will be torn down this week II
the weather continues favorable.
THE Eighth ward A. +. A. branch
had a crowded house last Saturday
night ats its meeting place on Thirty
sixth street There are now about l25
members. The meeting did not let out
until nearly midnight.
The chemical engine was called to the
Biery hotel. on Market street, about $3.50
o'clock last Saturday night bed In
which two persons were sleeping had
taken fire. 'rne fire was put out, en-
failing trivial damage.
ATTENTION is directed to the state
ment of the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company, Of Milwaukee, In
this issue OF the REGISTER. Mr.. Il. NJ.
Turner, Of Morgantowu, is the General
Agent OF this solid Company In West
Virginia.
THE remains Of John Konser, OF Mer-
ritt street, CaldWelPs Run, will be
buried this afternoon at the Red Mems
burying ground at 2:30 o'clock. The
Shield OF Honor, headed by Mayors
brass land, will turn out TO do honor to
his memory.
RICHARD KAN and John Duffy had
fight in North Wheeling, Saturday
night, and were arrested Yesterday by
Officer Desmond. Herman Hess was
arrested by Onicer Bucb for drunken
ness, and Officer Scaly got two miscel-
laneous DRINKS. Mrs. Baker was ar
rested by Officer Herbert for disorderly
conduct
"Nr Hart (Dem.l"