Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-12
SMALL TALA
Minor Matters or Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told

Minor Matters or Intersst Briefly and
PithiIy Told
TO-DAY is pay day for the B. P. w.
street force.
THE Council Committee on Health
is called for this evening.
WASHINGTON win have no saloons
after the first of next month.
THERE will be private skating party
at the North End rink to-nighs.
NUMEROUS young folks enjoy skating
every afternoon at the North End
rink.
TIE church yard of the North Street
NJ. Z. Church has been handsomely
sodded.
The policemen beat the fremen five
straight games at Seibert's last Tuesday
afternoon.
THE South German Society will give
dance next Tuesday night at Merge
& Howley's hall.
THE Colts, OF the South Side, went to
Fette's last night and had delight
full evening bowling.
Jos. MURRAY was arrested by B. & o.
Officer Shorts, yesterday, for gross In
decency on b. & o. train.
YESTERDAY afternoon freight in
the Belaire yards Of the b. IL 0. jump
ed the tracks, demolishing three cars.
HANKE AND HUMEs are the North
End rink every day training hard. The
race is on the twentieth OF this month.
THE B. & O. is greatly troubled by
landslides between this city and Mounds
Vile. The section hands are kept very
busy.
THE drama, In three acts, called
1.-The Finger OF Fate" with wheeling
talent, will be played at Cameron one
week from next Saturday.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to Thomas Prentergast, native
of Ireland. aged %, and Hannah Lynch,
a native Of Ireland, aged %.
The house at the new reservoir being
erected by the city is about under roof.
Charles Porter will live in the house. IL
will be O neat frame residence.
ROBERT WATSON. AGED sixty-five
years, died at the City Hospital yester-
day morning, OF lung trouble. He was
one OF the old citizens OF Wheeling.
THE Board of Directors of the Peni-
Tertiary met yesterday, but transacted
nothing but routine business. There
are about $50 prisoners now on hands.
AN elegant concrete pavement IS be-
ing laid in front of Charles Smiths resi-
dence, on Sixteenth street. George +.
Peabody, OF Pittsburg, has the contract
THE old CLUB house of the Silver
Globe Fishing Club, at the head OF
Twenty fifth street, is being torn down,
preparatory to the erection of the new
building.
THE remains of the three year-old
child OF Mrs. John Winters, OF 25l5
Chapline street, will be buried this az
ternoon at two O'Clock at the Peninsula
cemetery.
JOSEPH FAHEY, the we'll known South
Slider, has purchased the saloon former
~ owned by Nick He'll, at Twenty
third and Market streets. Mr.. Fahey
has begun business.
THE Last Loaf" was rehearsed for
the last time last night at Teutonia
Hall preparatory TO the entertainment
by the Shield of Honor at the same hall
one week from tonight.
CHARLES F. RENNARD and Alexander
Cribbs, of the South Side, say they
will play any two persons in the city
series OF games OF dominoes for any
stake. They are among the best players
on the South Side.
FIREMAN w. II. CoTTs, Of the Vigil
liant, has an excellent piece of skilled
workmanship in the form of a glass
pitcher most skillfully carved and en-
graved. The work was executed by
Charles Colts, nephew of the fireman.
The work is generally admired.