Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-10
SMALL TALE.

Minor Matters OF interest Briefly and
Pithily Told
THE lunatic Poertner will be sent to
Weston to-day.
OFFICER HABBERFIELD arrested a
drunk, last evening.
OFFICER MORAN arrested Patsy
Foy, yesterday, for fighting in Porter's
saloon.
THE Friendly Five will give a dance
next Friday night at Eisenach's Hall,
Edgington.
BEFORE Justice Gillespy, yesterday,
Albert Clark was sent to Jail for ten
days, for petit larceny.
The Boyd Hamilton b Co., a cor
poration, has given a power OF attorney
to George b. Caldwell.
FARMERS and gardeners in this local
ity say many Of their potatoes which
were planted have been frozen.
A NEW floor is being put in portion
OF the old Holiday planning mill stand
at Twentieth and Market streets.
THE Riverside bar mill. at the head
Of Twenty fifth street, has purchased
two excellent mules from Peter Wendell.
Tomorrow night there will be a
grand ball at Arion Hall to be in charge
of the married ladies OF the Arion Sing
ing Society.
THE Republicans Of Triadelphia dis
trict say they will insist on Ralph Nc
Coz, Of Triadelphia, being chosen on
the next legislative ticket.
GOOD progress is being made by mem
bers Of the "Aldine," the new athletic
club, soliciting stock Officers and d.
rectors are to be chosen soon.
AT recent meeting the Elm Grove
Council granted the Long Distance Tel
ephone Company the right OF way
through the corporation limits.
THE remains of Charles Bradbury
we're buried yesterday afternoon at Mt.
Zion. The burial was from 113 Thirty
first street. The funeral cortege was
large one.
The Hanke-Humes foot-race, to have
come off next Thursday night at the
North End rink. for 5000 side, has
been postponed until Friday evening,
the Goth of this month. Mr.. HumeS'
sister being very i'll caused the post
ponement.
CARL E. MILLER, Of Brockle, Ger
many, who has been visiting his broth
er. John c. Miller, Of the South Side,
left yesterday for New York, where he
will sail Thursday on the stesmer
Fuerst Bismarck for his home. He is
accompanied as far as New York by his
brother.
Mr.. MEEHEN, OF the firm OF Meehen
& Slater, OF Market and South streets,
has received one of the finest st. Bern
ard dogs ever seen In the city from Mt.
Clemens, Mich. The dog is valued at
5000. The valuable canine is attracting
general attention at the saloon, where
he is on exhibition.
SEVEN as good men as could be
found in any locality are running for
the Office OF County Commissioner in
the TriadeIphia district. -Four are Re-
publicans, and the others are Demo-
Gratis. Both primaries are next June,
and but one man will be elected at the
subsequent election. The Democrats
are confident of victory, which ever
man they may nominate. The greatest
contest ever known in that locality Is
on for the nomination.
As THE REGISTER announced week
ago. there will be general change Of
schedule on the B. & o. about the thir-
teenth of next month. 1t is learned
from a reliable source that the Cumber-
land accommodation, No. -, leaving
this city now at 7:40 a. m. will be
changed to $50 a. m, and No. Il from
Cumberland, now running at 4:45 p. m.
will get here at 7:45 p. m. This is one
OF the changes. and it alone, it is be-
lieved, would benefit people generally,
as it would take them from the city
earlier and bring them back later.