Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-13
SMALL TALE
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly ana
PIthily Told

THE electric lights at Mozart Park
made beautiful showing from the city
last evening.
WORK will be begun tomorrow on
four-roomed frame house at McMechen
for c. II. Bursee.
The frst freight was run over the
Terminal system to the Riverside iron
works yesterday.
RAPID progressis being made at the
I'm provements at the Atlantic tea store
on the South Side.
THERE were three cases In Police
Court, yesterday morning-two disor-
derlies and drunk.
Work will be begun tomorrow on
new feed store 40x30 feet for j. w.
Johns, Of McMechen.
THE Alert club will hold an impor-
tant business meeting at its South
Jacob street hall this afternoon.
THE King Fishers have made ell ar
rangements for their big picnic on the
Fair Grounds on Decoration Day.
THE remains OF Harry Fritz. late Of
Upper Benwood, will be buried this
afternoon at O'Clock at Mount Zion.
THE King Fishers will hold al i'm
portant business meeting this afternoon
at the club rooms on Nineteenth street.
MARTIN & Wills tonsorial parlors,
on Market street, have had complete
overhauling and present fine appear
ance.
TIE residence OF Joseph Venscufski,
near the Mozart Park incline, is framed.
Contractor Louis Hartlong is doing the
work.
U. J. SMITH will tomorrow take
charge Of the city agency Of the Cleve-
land branch Of the Hallet 81 Davis Piano
Company.
THE Epworth League Of the M. Z.
Church, McMechsn, will open its new
pavilion next Tuesday evening In
grand festival.
THAT will be q coy frame residence,
on South Jacob street, TO be occu-
pied by Irwin Bowman, OF the Riv-
erside iron works.
Go OUT to Wheeling Park to-day and
take a short respite from care. The
Park is IN better shape than ever before,
and its attractions are many.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to Frank Irwin, native OF
Pittsburg, aged %. and Annie Gray, q
native Of Pittsburg, aged 80.
THE excellent new scales az the Riv-
erside iron works are completed. They
will be tested in the morning. All the
product OF the big plant is to be weigh
cd on them.
MRS. JOHN MIKELs, OF 4011 Jacob
street, entertained large number Of
her friends last night, in celebration OF
the opening OF her handsome new ice
cream parlors.
UNIFORMED Rank Knights OF the
Mystic Chain will march to McMechen
next Saturday, where grand social
will be held. The knights will also
drill at McMechen.
THIS morning ct hali-past seven
o'clock one hundred aud ffty-two car
rier pigeons belonging to the Norh-
jeanette Pigeon Club, OF jeanette, Pa,
will be released in this city.
A HORSE owned by Albert Dlmmck,
the South Side Junk man, fell yester-
day in wagon at Twenty-siXth street.
The horse could not be raised, and was
shot 1t was not very valuable nag.
WILLIAM A., son OF Peter Mikels, Of
East Wheeling, the boy who suddenly
and mysteriouSly disappeared, has not
been heard from. His parents have
not been able to gain any clue OF him.
On the 9TH and Sth Of next month the
Elks will open the new Casino at
Wheeling Park. Roland Reeds COM
pany in LEND Me Your Wife" and
The Woman Halter" will fill the dates.
THE advance sale for the recital to be
given by the pupils OF Mr.. James Ste'
phen Martin has been unusually large
and indicates a very fine audience, com
posed of the best musical people OF the
city.
THE Smith Brewing Company sent
sample case Of their export pale ale TO
the REGISTER Office yesterday. The
ale was sampled and is entitled 20 be
placed in the front rank OF healthful
beverages.
A rEN-YEAR-oLD boy named Cleatha
Tut, alias Hall, was before Justice
GillespY yesterday on charge OF incor-
rigIbility. Execution OF sentence 10 the
Reform School was suspended to give
the lad another chance.
SHERIFF FRANzHEDi has issued e
last notice to taxpayers whose taxes
for 1898 have not been paid, calling at
teution TO the law which provides for
publication OF delinquents II taxes are
not paid by May 5lst.
So much coal is passing through the
Benwood b. & o. yards that it has been
necessary for the company to put an ad-
diuonal freight crew at work there. As
high as one-hundred carloads pass
through the yards these days.
A CLASS Of twenty persons will be or
daiued this morning at the Zion Luth-
eran Church. The church is hand
somely decorated. The new Manner
Choir will sing two special selections.
The church choir will also take part In
the exercises.
SOUTH SIDERs complain CT shavings
from the planning mills being scattered
about their premises. Teamsters go 10
the mills, get heaped wagon loads OF the
shavings, and the wind blows them,
causing the complaint. 1t is no pleas
ant thing for man who has just had
his house cleaned TO have it Uttered.
A WELL KNOWN young Hebrew gen.
tleman, who has a great local reputation
as a practical joker, had the tables
turned upon him yesterday evening by
2 mum Der Of his friends, and as a result
the practical joker is out wine supper.
The details were extensively circulated
last night, and evoked a good deal OF
hiIaritV