Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-12
SMALL TLLG
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PIthlIy Told.

minor matters OF
PIthily Told.
Mrs. HENRY FLOOD, wife OF the
South Jacob street confectioner, is
dead, after q long illness.
PAUL WEST, OF the South Side, yes
terday caught German carp of Forty
third street weighing twelve pounds.
TIE Cleary Electric Company, Of this
city, has the contract to place annun-
ciators in the leading hotels OF Fairmont
and MorRantown.
Tomorrow evening the Office forces
of the Panhandle and those OF the
Riverside iron works. will contest at
bowling at Mozart Park.
THE wife OF Sheridan Ullum, OF No.
121 Nineteenth street, died Yesterday.
Her remains will be sent this morning
to Glover's Gap for burial.
THE Eighth ward iremeu have insti-
tuted QUOT pitching place at the house.
The have lively contests and the harm
less sport is enjoyed by many.
WILLIAM STEVENSON, the new IRE
man of the Eighth Ward engine house,
completed fine hammock yesterday
for a reclining place for the boys.
SATURDAY evening tina Dovener Re-
publican Club. OF the Eighth ward, will
hold q meeting. There will be speeches
made and other business transacted.
JUSTICE w. W. ROGERS yesterday is
sued TWO warrants for Kittle O'Hare,
colored, and they were placed In the
hands Of Constable Dominick Morris.
LAST night bowlers from Bellaire and
those Of the South Side went to mozart
Park, where they had many friendly
contests. The Wheeling team won most
Of the games.
THE Farmers Fishing Club, Of the
East End, will leave this morning for
the headwaters Of the Cheat river.
Henry Happy, Captain; VIM. Shehln,
Teamster; Mike Riddle, Hunter; a.
Happy, Pot Hustler.
THE proposals iors street paving,
etc, will close at the office Of the B. P.
w. at noon to-day. The bids will prob
ably be opened Friday. There are
about a dozen bidders for paving, and
competition is keen. North Market
street will likely be the first street
paved.
PHILIP EIRIcK, Of the Eighth ward,
a we'll known baker, who has been Al
the City Hospital, where an operation
was performed on him, was removed 10
his home last night by one OF the
wagons of Asmus, the South Side livery
man. He is said 10 be In dangerous
| condition.
LAST night there was delightful
event at the elegant new home OF ;. ).
Bloch. at Pleasant Valley. During the
afternoon Mr.. Bloch kindly asked the
members of his Office force at the to-
bscco factory to 60 10 his home for a
tennis party. There was not one OF
them who was not delighted to accept
They went and had one OF the most
pleasant times. Not the least OF the
pleasures OF the event by any means
was the elegant spread which Mr..
Bloch set before the guests.
LAST evening officer West took q
Russian named Hirsh and young Ger
man girl and her parents 10 the City
Hall. as they were having lively ar
gument on the street and attracting .
crowd. Hirsh comes from Johnstown,
and has been very attentive to the girl,
claiming to own,a picture store in John
stown and to be making $50 week.
Some family trouble arose out Of his u n
reouited love, and hence the racket.
The police sent the girl and her parents
home, and warned Hirsh to get out OF
| town.
YESTERDAY morning there was a
funny snap in one OF the South Side
barber shops. When the man Of the
clippers arrived at his shop at o'clock
Yesterday morning there was fellow
there who said he wanted to get shaved.
He was ln the chair when he said be
would pay the barber the money for the
shave in q few days. The barber was .
little angry anyhow, and At once pro-
ceeded to put the man out Of the chair.
and not content with this he threw him
into the street. He says he wanted 10
make an example Of him. The fellow
was bruised considerably as the result.
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