Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-07
SHALL TALk.
Minor Matters OF Iatsrsst Brioay and
PithIly Told


PithIly Told
A LARGE number OF new awnings
were put up on the South Side yester-
day.
DURING DIR. L. II. LindsaY's illness
his Office will be in charge Of DR.. ID. A.
Smith.
HERMAN CARL. the Torty-third street
barber, has made big improvements at
his shop.
A VALUABLE dog was run over yes
terday evening by the street cars at
Thirty-ffth and Eefi streets.
g O. RoEMER has about fitted up a
very neat Office a: the Roemer block at
Twenty-frst ank Main streets.
ALL Councils of the o. y. A. NJ. Of
Ohio will cross the Island ferry, ms ar
engagements have been made for their
tran sportation.
JAMES MANToN, the Fifth ward mail
carrier, had valuable dog run over by
the street cars yesterday. Officer
Moran shot the dog.
HENRY BRINKMAN and Fred Zoeckler
Yesterday secured handsome thor
oughbred stallion from Lexington, Ky.
The animal cost 81, 400.
THE street car company is making
rapid progress getting all its summer
cars IN readiness for running. Some OF
the cars will be put on the line soon.
SoUTH SIDE young men bad good
sport yesterday hunting ducks and
musk rats Oft Forty-third street. A
considerable flock OF ducks were in that
locality.
THE contractors have been at work
about two weeks on the new Casino at
the Park, and rapid progress has been
made. The new bowling alley is about
completed.
A NUMBER OF new telephones were
put 10 on the South Side yesterday.
The connections with the new central
will not be made be fore next Monday
or Tuesday.
DAVID G.. KEENAN,, OF the Sixth
ward, is not the young man OF the same
name who went with the other boys
FROM that part OF the city who went a
few days ago to join Coxey's army.
THE big time the Mock Legislature
expected 10 have at Mozart Hall last
night did not materialize. The hall
was no. full, and few ladies were pres
ent. Some amusement was derived
from the speeches.
IF Coxey's army were to pass through
Wheeling tomorrow, II is probable that
it would receive at least "a recruits.
There were that many tramps lying In
the corridors in the basement OF the
city building last night.
LII. NowvIocK handed the REGIS
TER a bunch Of beautiful carnation
pinks Yesterday, grown by II. Wloer q
Son. Of Ashland, Md. Mr.. Nowviock IS
agent for all Wiber's cut flowers, and II
all are like the specimens sent to this
Office, they need no further commenda-
ton.
THE Pttsburg papers yesterday e1-
posed man who obtained money by
representing himself TO be Prof.
Behrens, OF Dakota, and exhibited
letter OF accommodation from prom
inent college president. The fellow
worked successfully in Wheeling, before
going to Plttsburg.
a Telegram from hasuIhstOp' SAYS
The following gentlemen are going to
California tonight from here: II. c.
Walker, agent C e p. r.; ID. f. Parke.
assistant agent b. & o. Ry., OF Pied
mont; C. w. Rawlings, agent B. 81 o.
Ry., at Rawlings. Md; &. G. Pattison,
agent B. e o. Ry., at Bloomington.
Md; L. X. Rawlings, assistant train
master w. Va. & c. Ry., at Cumber-
land, Md; J. f. Getty, agent w. Va. q
C. Ry., at Davis. w. Va. They go via
the y. & W., Queen & Crescent. Rail-
way to New Orleans with the eastern
ticket agents.