Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-23
SMALL TALE
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithllY Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithlY Told.
OFFICER TRIsCHLER run in drunk
last evening.
THE Council Committee on Accounts
is called for this evening.
THE new busch Hotel is advertised
for rent ia another column.
THERE were two cases in Police Court
yesterday, and both were dismissed.
A CHILD Of August Nedenmyer a
cigar maker, of ThirtY-ninth and WetZel
streets, died yesterday after a short ill
ness.
HARRY C. STEWART, the popular
pharmacist, will occupy his new head
quarters on Thirty-sixth and Jacob
streets, next Monday.
TELEGRAPH poles are being hauled
on South Jacob street for the use OF
the new exchange. These poles are
about seventy-hve feet long.
THE Art Exhibition at the Christian
Chapel, on Broadway, last evening, was
a decided success, and will be repeated
this evening. Admission, 15c.
A SOUTH SIDE policy shop is no more
A few nights ago it was hit for $3.50,
when but SIS in cash was available.
That is why it is not being operated
now.
ONE of the finest horn chairs in the
city is that made by Frank Shane, of
NcColoch street, aud on exhibition at
Louis BishOf's saloon, on Forty-third
street.
THE number Of orders filed at Relief
headquarters yesterday was about 1875.
The frm of +. Schenk Is Sons sent down
about 1000 pounds Of smoked beef as
donation.
The new hats for the iremen arrived
yesterday aud have been distributed to
the men. Chief Healy will commence
putting up the new glass-front key
boxes to-day.
FRED SCHNEIDER, Of the South Side,
the boy so badly hurt while coastlng on
the Twenty-street tracks few days
ago. is worse, and has had to have
medical attendance again.
on the west side of Jacob street, be-
low Thirty-eighth, the curling is to be
reset. This will be great improve
ment, as this pavement is one OF the OBJ
jectiouable ones on the South Side.
THE central electric light circuit, ex
tending from Tenth to Twenth-third
street, was out about an hour and a hall
last night, caused by some one pulling
down lamp, over In the Fifth ward, In
an effort to make il burn.
MICHAEL DOLAN, the Benwood gro
Ger, has called at the REGISTER office to
say that his store was not robbed. Men
tion was made OF this in connection with
the finding of the plumber in the tun'
nelS down there.
Work has been begun again at the
test oil well known as the Marshall, on
Little Grave creek, in Marshall county.
AT the first drilling small quantity OF
oil was struck, and now 10 will be
drilled deeper in the hope OF finding a
large pool.
NELSON Lodge No 30, was the first
Masonic body to hold a stated meeting
ia the new Temple, which event trans
pired last evening. There was a large
number OF the members of Nelson
Lodge present, as we'll as g0odly
representation from the othe lodges in
the city.
THE remains of Mrs. Carl Edahl the
lady OF South Jacob street who dropped
dead recently, were buried yesterday
afternoon at Mt. Zion. Rev. Hob, Of
the Zion Lutheral Church, preached the
funeral sermon. The new "Maenerchor"
of the church sang touchingly at the
grave. The funeral was a very large
one.
THEY have Joke, not without a Sc
rious phase, on WIN. Nieber, popular
mill man. a sherman az the La Belle
mill. William appeared yesterday
morning at the mill, and in a serious
manner asked his fellow w0rkmen what
would be good 70 digest false teeth. lie
as once got long lisa Of answers. 1t
developed that the night before be had
swallowed his false teeth. At last &C
counts he was doing we'll
THE combined Councils of the Jr. O.
L. d. NJ, held a union meeting at Lin
coin Council hall last evening. Ad-
dresses were made by PrOfs. Crsgo aud
A. =. Bell, Mr.. j. 5. Potter, Of Lincoln
Council, and Brother SnOdgrass, OF
Warrington, and others. The meeting
adjourned, after deciding TO hold the
next meeting at Richie Council hail,
on the South Side, some time next
month, when all the members are in
vited 10 attend.