Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-28
SMALL TALG
ainor Matters of InssrsJs Briefly and
PithilY Told


streets is 10 very bad shape.
Dr.. RDGwAY will remodel his resi-
dencs on Market street in the near fu-
ture.
The pew county bridge near Roney's
Point will be completed in less than
two weeks.
THE City Gas Works scales have been
greatly improved in appearance by
coat OF paint
THE Committee on Petitions and Re-
monstrances Of Council, is called TO
meet tonight
JAMES A. QUINN. a hustling business
man has opened up neat tea store at
No. 2235 Market street.
ANTHONY MoNoHAN called at the
REGISTER Office to deny the statement
that be was robbed Saturday night.
A FORCE of workmen completed the
painting improvements At Reymann's
brewery yesterday evening
THE Eighth ward. engine, repaired
after the accident. was tested yester-
Gay and gave the best Of satisfaction.
THIS is the day Of the big picnic at
Mozart Park to be given by the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers OF
Wheeling.
CONTRACTOR RANDOLPH BUTTS has
the fine new brick house Of Dr.. Hupp,
on Fourteenth street, we'll under way.
The structure has three stories.
AUGUST HELMBRECHr is making ex-
tensive improvements at his property at
Thirty-sixth and Jacob streets.
WOOD Bros. began work yesterday
on the fine new residence and store OF
Bridget Hughes TO be erected at the
corner of Fortieth and jacob streets
CHARLES BOND and John Wesley
Jacob, we'll known young men OF this
city, are home from fishing trip to
tAe Gladly Fork, near Elkins, this
State.
THE new washer for the City Gas
works has been shipped from New York
city, and will arrive here to-day or to-
morrow 1t will be set up Immediately
after its arrival.
THE Maeanerchor OF the German
Lutheran Church will give big concert
1t Mozart Hall in the near future. The
choir Of the church will assist them In
giving the concert.
TWENTY Knights Of the Golden Eagle
left yesterday morning ny the w. & L.
Z. railway from Steubenvills aad Mar
tin's Ferry for the State Encampment
vt Bsllefontaine, o.
On the eighth of next month, the
Bsabout Club will give grand outing
at Mozart ParF. Mayors Oochestrs
will furnish the music. There will be
a grand cake walk.
CHARLES KREITER, OF the South Side,
has received ine trotting horse from
Cincinnati The animal is valued at
$500. TIE horse will be entered In
some OF the local races this fall.
YESTERDAY morning, at her home on
the Peninsula, Mrs. Mary Winters, aged
90 years, died. Cancer of the stomach
caused tho decease. She was the moth
or Of John Winters, section foreman OF
the w. B. s. T.
THEODORE LEIBERT, the employe Of
3. Gartner, the East Epd butcher, who
was so badly hurt Saturday night while
hanging meat in Fulton, is getting bet
ter. Mona of his fingers will have TO
be amputSted.
THE new coal chute being erected by
the B0ggS' Run Mining 90. in Upper
Benwood is about completed. The new
chute is midway between the two banks,
and the coal from each will DO hauled
to 1t by way OF inclioes.
LAST night the Young Peoples Social
Union Of the Wesley III. E. Church, held
an interesting meeting at the Church.
Arrangements were made for grand
lawn fete in the near future at the home
OF Harry Radcliffe, Of South Eof street.
Work was started yesterday on paw
ing Market street from Fifth 70 Seventh.
A few days ago while blowing there The
new water main was pierced and water
few as high as the horses. A force Of
plumbers patched up the hole in the
pipe.
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
d.v Of State Fair week, the Zane Street
N. l.. Church will hold a social at the
O.. 4. Il. Hall on Main street. They will
serve dinners and suPpers and will pro-
vide a social time in the evenings be-
sides.
AT 1:45 o'clock yesterday morning
two more coach loads Of X. OF z. from
northwestern Ohio left for Washington,
D. c., by the 3. & y. The two Pull
mans were transferred from the W. IL
L. T., they arriving 10 the city about
midnight.
SAMUEL DARRAH, manager at the
City Gas Works, has a rare coin, which
he prizes very highly. 1t is q Roman
piece, bearing the date 1892, and is
therefore 90 years old. The coin was
discovered on the farm OF Louis Wetzel,
cut Wheeling creek.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made vito
the street cars OF this city snd Ohio te
run till after the performance at the
Masonic outinS at Wheeling Park the
thirtieth aud thlrty-frst Of this month
is over. Low rates have been secured
Oh all the railroads for those desiring TO
attend,
CHEF HALEY, Of the fire department,
Yesterday, with a force Of men, tore
down two of the fire alarm poles on ia
cob street, between Twenty-ioIrth and
streets, snd in their stead
placed new ones. The 'caief is going
over the system, putting it in first
class order.
IsADoRE HUGH, one Of the employees
At the business house OF John Hans, OF
aud Jacob streets, yester-
dsv had a delicate surgical operation
performed on him by Dr. Clyde Ford, of
the South Side. A large tumor was
taken from his bis head. and last night
Mr.. Huch was getting along well.
Ir has been arranged that Lawrence
tYank Kenny, formerly powerful
mill man OF the South Side, now q
noted heavyweight pugilist, would
eight James Wooks last Friday night
before one o. the sporting clubs at