Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-22
SMALL TALE.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithuy Told

Pithuy Told
WAsHINGToN's birthday.
LARGE consignuents Of Easter cards
are arriving in the city.
THE 'She" theatrical company left
last night for Springfield, o.
/ A VALUABLE white mare belonging
to Barry Merchant died Sunday night.
THIS is a legal holiday and all the
banks will be closed aud Sunday hours
observed at the postofice.
BIG preparations are already being
made for big time ct Menge q Haw-
ley's hall on Easter Monday.
A STREET car ran over a dog at
Thirty-third street yesterday, and OH
Ger Minkemyer shot the canine.
CHARLEY BRowN was arrested last
night for assauting Hattie Dross "A
Morrow alley. Both parties are COL
ored.
TONIGHT the South Side Relief Corps
will give supper and entertainment at
Mozart Hall, A pleasing time is
planned.
THIS is the night OF the Katie Visite,
to be given by the Ladies Section Of
the Teutonia Singing Society at leu
tonia Hall.
- A YOUNG. lady OF pleasing manner is
at II. f. Behren's grocery, on South
Market street, making delicious cups OF
beef tea for all who apply.
THE remains of Charles Ripley, a we'll
known young man, were buried yester-
day afternoon from his late residence
on Eoff street, opposite the cathedral.
TREASURER P. B. DoBBINs, of the
local relief committee, acknowledges
tAe following contributions to the relief
fund: Cash S., Citizen" SOS; total, $50.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to Howard Reed, a native Of
Martins Ferry, aged 25 aud Ann Hair,
native of Indiana county, Pa, aged
%.
TIE ladies of the Christian church
will give an art socia at the South
broadway chapel this evening at 1880
o'clock. 1t will be a very unique en-
tertainment.
THE windows are placed in the new
st. AlphOnsus monastery. The interior
is about ready for the plasterers. 1t is
said that it will not be occupied fully
before next July.
Dr. A. B. RIRER will deliver a sermon
to the order of United American Me-
chanics and the Junior Order at the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church this after
noon at o'clock.
THERE were four cases in Police Court
yesterday morning. Harry Price was
fined S. and costs, Lawrence Clark was
dismissed Harry Temple fined $40 and
Robert Doolal went to the hill for thir
ty days.
BEFORE Justice Gillespy the Syrian
who was charged with stealing 81. so
from another foreigner at Jacobucc's,
on Market square, was discharged. The
case of Mix, charged with the Hannah
burglary, was continued.
HEINRICH REMHoF was yesterday APP
pointed guardian Tor Louisa, Rosa and
Frederick Remhof. Bond, $500. Louis
Asmus, surety. Catherine Remhof was
appointed guardia for Lydia Remhof.
Bond, $500. Mary Mcnamara, surety.
THE funeral OF Mrs. c. c. Arms, late
OF Twenty-seventh and Jacob streets,
took place yesterday morning. Services
were held in st. Joseph's cathedral.
The burial was at Mt. Calvary. A
large funeral followed the remains
there.
A RUMOR was circulated last night
that Emma Cooper, the young girl upon
whom an abortion was performed, had
died during the evening. The report
could not be verified. The girl was
yesterday reported in very serious
condition.
THIS is the day of the big bear luuch
at Mozart Park, and as the time draws
near interest is increasing, and it prom
ises to be one Of the most pleasant
events ever held at the park. The ex-
ercises will begin early this morning,
and there will be bowling aud other
diversions till o'clock when the lunch
will be served at the restaurant build
ing. Bruins meat has been well frozen
and looks tempting. In the evening at
the pavilion the Mozart Singing Society
will render a choice programme.