Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-25
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
RithilY Told


RithilY Told.
Prominent South Siders will 60 to
Mozart Park tonight to bowl.
POLES are being hauled to Mozart
Park for the electric lighting.
THE Chemical has purchased an e1er-
cising wagon, and it is being fitted up
on the South Side.
IT is George Otto, not Otto Schenk,
for whom there is warrant Of arrest
out.
A POWER of attorney was given yes
terday by the Delaplaine Dry Goods Co.
to Hullihen Quarter.
IT takes 50 to telephone from this
city 10 Canton, and one can go there by
railroad for the same price.
The counterfeiter, who was aiterward
caught, tried to pass $40 bills on the
South Side last Monday night. He
failed there.
CONSTABLE WOLF, of Canton, Ohio,
came last night after Callibaugh, the
alleged embezzler, and he will be taken
to 0Aio to-day.
TIE Bull Dog Fishing club is home
from six weeks trip down the river.
The boys got home yesterday, having
had the best Of luck.
ScHAEFFER Bros, the genial cigar
manufacturers of Twenty-second and
Market streets, are making big i'm
provements at their factory.
Work has been begun on the Sixth
ward school building, preparatory TO
finishing the structure. Klievis, Kraft
& Company are doing the work.
THE new club OF girls at the ST. An
drew's mission on South Jacob street,
met last night and had pleasant time.
The club now has about fifty members.
THIS morning as 10 o'clock at Mt.
Calvary, the remains OF Joseph Dierin-
ger, who committed suicide at Edglng-
ton last Monday morning, will be
buried.
CORONER SCHULTZ, when five years
OF age, went 10 school TO the late John
H. Tappan. The Coroner is now fifty
eight. aud Mr.. Tappan was his second
school teacher.
The Board Of Directors Of the ArOn
Hall Association, held meeting last
night. The matter OF the big improve
ments were talked over, but the con-
tract was not let.
CLARENCE LAIRD broke the bowling
record OF the city yesterday at the Mu-
see alley. Re made 224 points. This
is the best record made in or about the
city on the regulation ALLEYS.
The Dorcas Society Of the Third
Presbyterian Church met last night at
the home of Mrs. John Becker, OF 1927
Jacob street The ladies' enjoyed a
pleasurable evening together.
THE Martins Ferry Board OF Educ a.
tion met last night and accepted the
plans of Architect c. H. Owsley, Of
Youngstown, o., for the new high
school building in the Second ward.
WHILE in the wilds OF this State the
Bull Dog Fishing Club, OF the South
Side, captured line pet fox, which they
presented last night with considerable
ceremony to Officer John DeYin. Of the
South Side police force.
ENGINEERS HoGE 81 WHITE have laid
out a Quarter-mile bicycle track on the
Fair ground, its centre being about op-
posite the judges stand and the centre
of the grand stand. The Board OF d.
rectCrs of the Association will meet this
afternoon.
THE Bashful Seven had no small sized
blow out last Monday night at the home
of George Hobstetter, Of Thirty-ffth
and Chapline streets. Mr.. Hobstetter
made a hearty address OF welcome, and
music, dancing and excellent refresh
ments whiled away the evening. FIJI
teen couples were there.
c., L. Il w. OFFICIALS in private car
went down over the Terminal extension
last evening as far as the Boggs' Run
trestle to have look over the road. IL
was found in thu best of condition, and
the work has been well done, was the
opinion. This is the first train contain
ing passengers which was ever run over
the extension.
ALL but fifteen Of the one hundred
and fifty bids received for the coustruc-
ton OF the Baltimore and Cumberland
railroad, the new extension of the West
Virginia Central and Pittsburg, from
Cumberland to Hagerstown, have been
rejected. The remainder have been
held for further consideration, and no
contracts, It is said, will be awarded for
several months, until the financial part
OF the project has been fully adjusted.