Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-21
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of IntsrsIt Briefly and
PithilT Told.


PithilY Told
MANY South Side people were at work
moving their lawns yesterday.
YESTERDAY the employees OF the Ben
wood Junction shops were paid.
This is the night OF the birthday coin
social at tbs Wesley NJ. f. Church.
THEo. REMPE, Of Bridgeport, has
purchased George Watson's saloon at
No. 2oo6 Main street.
FRANK ERBEcKEH was arrested last
night by officer O'Brlen for disorderly
conduct In the Sixth ward.
NOMINATIONS for officers Of tho Long
fellow Literary Society Of the Richie
school were made yesterday.
THE South German society will give
dance tonight at Menge IL Howley's
hall, on South Market street.
THE entertainment given last night
at the United Presbyterian church was
we'll attended and successful.
PERSONS visiting the country round
about the city say not nearly so much
OF the fruit is killed as was reported.
NELL QUINN and Anthony Mean
drews came together on Market street,
last evening, and were both arrested.
THE fremen and police did not bowl
Yesterday afternoon At Fette's as was
Intended. Fash claims the other backed
out.
The will OF Bridget Phillip, deceased,
was admitted to probate yesterday shd
ordered to be recorded. Alex. Gibben
Is named as executor
THERE was s125 cleared at the skating
carnival at the North End rink last
Thursday night These proceeds go to
benefit the City Hospital.
For two days a water pipe on Market
street between Thirty-fourth and
Thirty-hith, has been broken, and the
water 10 flooding that locality.
TONIGHT at Lindsay's hall. Nc
Mechen, there will be meeting OF citl-
zens to talk over the matter Of the pro-
posed incorporation OF the town.
THE new hall OF the Colum bisn Club.
10 Martins Ferry, was opened last night.
Ten OF the athletes from this city were
there and took part in the exercises.
ATTEND. the Opening Concert at the
Wheeling Park tomorrow, Sunday.
Reduced fare on the w. & L. g. X. K.
csc round trip. including admission TO
the park.
THE ferryboat Climax was running 10
the Island last night while the boilers
Of the Charleston were cleaned and
some changes made ia the steering ap.
paratus.
Rev. B. G. Bartlebaugb, who has
charge OF the mission work at the
Hearne Tabernacle, desires donations OF
cast-off clothing OF every description,
TO aid the children who assemble a. the
South street temple.
REV. 3. c. BARTLEBAcH, the pastor,
will conduct services IN the morning
and evening at the Hearpe Tabernacle.
The subject for the morning Is "Cbrist
al the Cross" and 10 the evening the
subject will be Think OF Christ"
A GIRL aged two years Of Jobe Kin
say, OF 1912 Alley G, died last Thurs
day night. Coroner SchultZs held an
INQUEST yesterday morning. and pro-
nounced the cause OF death pneumOnia.
The family Is colorsd, ana the child
died suddenly.
A BUM on the $50 o. r. local yester-
day evening lost his kntpsack on South
Water street, below Forty-tbird. He
made frantic efforts to recover IL. but
failed. Mill men were coming that way,
and they made short work OF fully e.
ploriug the contents.
The entertainment give1 last night
At Maennerchor Hall, IN Warrington
street, Martins Ferry, by the Colum-
pia Athletic Club, was catering sue
cess. The crowd was large, and mani
tested it's appreciation OF the many ex-
cellent numbers upon the programme.
by frequent applause.
JOHN SPEARs' orchestra went 70 the
home OF Gottleib He'll. one OF the we'll
known butchers back Of Bridgeport, 10
surprise him. aud they..did, 6ndlng that
be had retired. lie was taken from his
slumbers, and after that one OF the
| pleasantest Of times resulted. The boys
say the refreshments we're immense.
THERE were six cases in Police Court
Yesterday mornibg. all growing out OF
the raid on Add Ka5es' house. Kayes
was fined 81 and costs, and his wife sent
/ TO Jail for mouth; George Burke was
seat 70 the hill 70, fifteen days. and
Mary Burke 70 jail fss. q month Frank
Taylor was sent to The hill fer fifteen
days. and Conner Jone5 also went up for
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