Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-07
SMALL TALE
Minor Mlstsr, OF Intereus Briefly and
Pithily T1it-

HE mozart park incline VIII oe
ready for operation again next Sunday.
TIE handsome new house of DR.. w.
Z. SlatherS, on South Jacob street, Is
ready for the rooiers.
The fagman at Ford's crossing says
the narrow escape OF street car the
other morning, was not at that cross
| ing.
CAROLINE CRUEL was yesterday ap-
pointed Administrative OF the estate OF
| Albert Cruel, deceased. Bond, $500;
Peter thinner surety.
Ed TRASDALE was arrested last night
for habitually abusing and villifying
Officer Buch. Pat Hines was arrested
! for disorder By Officer Rohrl.
The citizens OF Leatherwood have
asked the trustees of the Altenheim
water works for number of fire plugs
in the Leatherwood locality.
The new story to the Bischoff block,
at Forty-third street. is under roof. L..
c. Driehorst, the timer, Is doing that
work on the new Improvement.
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday
to Joseph Mangold, q native of Allie
! ghenY, Pa, aged SO, and Theresa Bauer,
a native of Allegheny, Pa, aged "a.
The Sabbath school OF the Second
Presbyterian Church spent yesterday
very enjoysbly at Wheeling Park.
| Many of the children were accompanied
by their parents.
NORTH HoCKENBERG, OF Forty-6fth
ho m
! Jail, adjudged insane by Squire Schultz,
was sent yesterday to Weston. The
authorities from the asylum came for
| him.
AT the Second Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning the usual services
will be held, and Rev. DR.. w. Fl. Cooke
will preach upon Hope" There will
be no evening services, owing to the
| oppressive heat.
WE invite the attention of our read
ers and the public TO the sale AZ auction
of the McDermott property, on Nine
teenth street, which takes place this
morning at the front door OF the Court
House at 10 o'clock.
THERE will be interesting service:
Sunday night at the Third Presbyteriar
| Church on the South Side Good music
will be made the feature. The Eoltan
Quartstte will make portion OF the
music for the event.
THE trustees OF Richmond College,
Ohio, at their recent meeting, coferred
the honorary degree Of LII. d., Doctor
of Laws, on Rev. d. A. Cunningham, ID.
D., the pastor of the First Presbyteriau
| Church Of this city.
Tomorrow morning the Young Mems
Sodalities OF the German Catholic
| Church of Pittsburg aud Allegheny will
pay visit to this city, and Will oe en-
tertalned by the young men OF the con-
gregation of st. Alphonsus Church.
THE citizens OF Edgngton and Pleas
ant Valley want four-roomed school
house at the Lane instead of the pro-
posed two-roomed house. The matter
is in the hands OF Committee consist
ing of Messrs. Bloch, Kreiger and John
son.
The Third Presbyterian Church will
be closed for the summer after to-mor-
row evenings services, and the pastor,
accompanied by his wife, will leave on
| vacation. Extensive repairs will be
made 10 the interior during the summer
months.
| WARNER BATES, alias Warmer Banks,
aged about 80, was sent to jail by Jus
tice Gillespy, yesterday, on lunacy
charge. Bates actions OF late have been
construed to mean bodily harm to some
one in the near future, unless restraint
is imposed.
DR.. BATES, one OF the County Com
missioners, entertained a number Of his
friends at his country home, last night,
In an enjoyable manner. 1t was a stag
event and the men thoroughly enjoyed
themselves. The grand refreshments
were big feature OF the evenings
| pleasures.
THE persons who will 60 next Wed
nesday to Cleveland, o., to attend the
| great convention Of the Christian En-
deavorers from the Third Presbyterian
Church are Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Full
ton, Miss Emella Miller, Miss Maggie
Bell, George Garden, William NIeoor
and j. D. March.
THE Little Bull fishing club, OF the
South Side, composed OF among the
workmen of Pollack's cigar factory,
had intended to go on their fishing trip
this week. Thev will have another
weeks work at the factory, and the
time Of leaving Of the club has been
postponed for that length OF time.
THE shanty boat at the mouth OF
| Whaling creek near the Panhandle
trestle is causing much complaint 1t
| is said that woman occupies the boat,
and that she has young boys hanging
about there most Of the time. Many
parents would feel gratified il the au-
thoritieS would look into the matter.
PAUL RIEDEL and Charles Seaoright,
both Of Benwood, were driving In a
buggy yesterday afternoon at Thirty
ninth street, when they made one oil
! the narrowest of escapes from being
run over by a street car. The horse
scared at the car, and the buggy was
about upset when the motorman got his
car under control.
PULLMAN Conductor William Elliott,
! OF the B. & O., reported yesterday that
! tney had the most trouble getting their
train from Chicago yesterday morning
since the strike began. The cars were
pelted with stones and various other
kinds OF projecties The car windows
were broken and the engineer was
shot, but not seriously injured. Mr..
Elliott escaped uninjured. His train
arrives in the city on the forenoon oil
every other day.
THOSE staunch citizens of Wheeling,
B. Bach and Chris kalbitzer, OF the
South Side, are the only Germans in the
city who were in the memorable battle
OF Hanover,in the old country, between
the Germans and the Prussisus. The