Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-28
SNALL TALh
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

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WILLIAM PLUME wGs arrested by Off
Ger Devlin. last night, for refusing to
move on.
Mrs. Rev. A. G. BEowNLEE died al
her home in Martins Ferry at two
o'clock this morning.
A VALUABLE pup owned by Squire
J. w. Schultzs was run over and killed
by the cars yesterday.
THE members OF the City Gas Board
are in Washington City, attending
meeting OF electric light men.
THE Teutonia Singing Society will
| give a big concert and ball the evening
and morning Of Easter Monday.
A CHILD OF WIN. Gellner, Of 1881
Woods street, died last Monday evening
Of lung fever. The child was aged two
years.
The tank at the city gas works,
which was badly damaged by the snow,
has been repaired ana now is in hrst-
class shape again.
The "Only Eight" Social Club will
| give a dance the thirtieth OF next
month at Teutonia Hall. Killmeyer
will give the music.
THE Wheeling Athletic Club is get
ting affairs in good shape for the exhi-
bition to be given at the club room the
fifteenth of next month.
LOUIS H. GRAEBE & Son will start a
cigar factory in few days at 354l ia
cob street. He is making improve
ments at his new location.
VIRGIN1Us LODGE No. ?, 1. o. o. F.,
will give meeting tomorrow night for
members only. Quite an interesting
programme has been prepared.
THE Committee on Poor House and
Farm of the Board OF Commissioners
met yesterday and audited bills. To
day is general auditing day for the
! Board.
THIS morning Chief of Police Nc
! Nlchol and officer West will leave for
! Augusta, Ca, with David, the colored
pugilist, who belongs in an asylum
] down there.
THE women of the Teutonia Singing
Society held well attended meeting
last night at the hall. They met 10
settle up financial affairs after the re-
! cent Katie Vislts.
BEFORE Justice Gillespy, yesterday,
| the case of Israel Leasure, charged by G..
! w. Rixey with stealing n load OF
manure, was settled by each party pay
ing half the costs.
THE Calumet and Press Club bowling
teams will meet tonight at the Park,
and the latter will make an effort to
take its first game on an alley other
than its home alley.
EARL FULLERTON, son OF W. K. Z.
Fullerton, of South Chapline street,
! celebrated his thirteenth birthday last
evening. A good crowd of boys and
! girls attended and pleasant time was
spent.
MIKE CoNDRY and z. Arnet were Civ
en- hearing before Justice Gillespy,
Yesterday, on the charge of burgIariz-
! ing Schubach's barber shop, and were
sent TO jail in default Of $500 bail for
the grand jury.
A CHILD Of Daniel Brown, a La Belle
mill man, of Thlrty-ffth street, died
! last Monday evening OF pneumonia.
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! Burial this afternoon at o'clock at
Redmen's cemetery.
RICHARD BRADLEY, OF Twenty-second
street, whose serious accident was re-
ported exclusively In the REGISTER, is
not expected to live from the results Of
the accident. He is the old man who
was burned so terribly.
CARPENTERS are at work improving
the bowling alleys at Fette's Harvest
Home. 1t is understood that the changes
were made at the solicitation of the
South Side team, which fears defeat in
the games with the Press Club next
| week.
JOHN PLUEs, the popular South
Jacob street saloonst, is giving loyal
entertainment these days. Because Of
a recent arrival at his home, he has
treated the boys Of the Spike Island,
/ the South Side, Mystic Crew, and other
clubs. The boys are all thankful, and
think Mr.. Plues drst rate fellow.
THERE were nine cases in Police
! Court, yesterday morning. Owen Pal
mer and Teddy McGrane were fined 81
and costs each Tor assaulting John
Healy. Len Reynolds went to the bill,
two vags were allowed to leave town.
! The crowd arrested at Louis Bachillis
tough saloon got IS and costs all around.
THE b. & o. yard force we're given
engine 20 yesterday morning, and it
broke down and was removed TO the
shops. Then they got engine 279, and
it brode down also. They then got SIS,
and it worked all day. II it hadn't
been for the experience Of Engineer
James Vance is would have been diff
nnIt 70 got tho q Avs unrZ In at all.