Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01
SMALL TALA.
Minor Matters OF interest," Briefly and
Pithily ToIc-

Scally, charged with drunkenness
The Bull. Dog Fishing Club is At
Pipe creek. They are having good
time.
TIE Bslvedere Club will give select
hop next Friday evening at Teutonla
Hall.
SUPERVISOR w. 81. BOURNE, OF the
B. & O., is seen on an elegant new oi-
cycle.
THE Terminal Railway made connec-
ton with It's new tressle at Bogg's Run
yesterday.
SIX pretty houses, to be the homes OF
B. & o. railroaders, are just finished at
McMechen.
THE Columbian Athletic Club will
give a dance next Thursday night at
O'Mally's hall.
THE new South Side telephone e1-
change will be ready for operation the
latter part of this week.
THE Decentralization Veteran So
ciety will hold their regular meeting
this afternoon st Menge 81 Howley's
hall.
WILLIAM WILSON, OF Bridgeport, a
very we'll known c., L. & w. conduc-
tor, died at o'clock yesterday after
noon.
SwEEYEY's old foundry, at Twenty
seventh and Chapline streets, now being
torn down, has stood there forty-three
years.
DR.. BEST, Of the Island, will remove
tomorrow from his present residence,
No. Sc Zane street, to No. 66, same
street.
THE child OF Jacob Loefler, Of ThIr-
ty-ninth and Jacob streets, will DO
buried this afternoon at Mt. Calvary at
o'clock.
Mrs. JOHN HANS, a popular lady OF
Forty-frst and Jacob street, celebrated
her Forty-ffth birthday yesterday In a
joyful manner.
ST. LUKE's P. E. Church choir has
arranged TO repeat tue Easter musical
programme at the morninGsand even
ing services to-day.
THE Rose Wood Club, which con-
tains Wheeling members, will give
big masquerade ball at Bellaire the
fifth Of this month.
EXCELSIOR LODGE A. o. q. w. will be
first to occupy the new hall at Twelfth
aud Main streets, tomorrow night. All
members are invited.
GEORGE Bowers is the champion
Jumper Of the Richie school. He has
an unbroken record there OF standing
and jumping ten feet.
JOSEPH WEBB removes his family to
the country. Messrs. George King and
j. G. Kline will continue the business
at the old stand until May LIST.
TRIMBLE & LUTz yesterday received
the dies TO finish the repairs on the Nj
agara engine. The engine will be In
service tomorrow or the next day.
THE communion service will be cele-
brated this morning at 10 o'clock at the
Third Presbyterian Church. Two new
elders are to be ordained at this service.
THE Opera House orchestra will go to
Morgantown next Thursday TO play for
the University hop on the 5th, and the
Agricultural Experiment Station cere-
monies en- the 9th.
THE Young Peoples Social Union, OF
the Wesley NJ. H. church. will meet to-
morrow evening at the home OF Miss
Lulu Ferguson, OF South Jacob street.
A pleasant evening is assured.
THE Wheeling lime and cement
works, out Caldwell's Run, has changed
hands, Belaire firm now being pos
SCISSORS. The new firm is pushing
things, and has all its kilns on.
WILLIAM and Walter, sons Of Squire
Schultze, and Charles Mclaughlin are
proud OF the fact that they were the
first to catch the new ferry boat by
skiff, as it passee Bloch Bros. last Fri
day.
SHERIFF FRANZHEfM has received
letter from perintendent Crumbacker,
of the Hospital for the Insane, saying
parties would be here in q day or two
for the Henry girl, now at the In
Urinary.
ROBBERS forced an entrance into the
cellar OF Michael 0'Malley's saloon, al
2257 Market street, last Friday night
The trap door over the bar debarred
their operations. They escaped with
out anything.
GEORGE TAPE, the butcher, says he
did not run over the little son OF Samuel
Kelley, on South Jacob street, last
Friday, but that the child ran against
his horse aud wagon. He wishes this
correction made.
THE Bridgeport Odd Fellows gave
fine entertainment In the lodge room in
the Union hall building, last night. A
large attendance was present. II was
the first time the building has been
used for public purposes.
A LETTER was received yesterday
from ex-senator n. B. Scott, stating
that himself, wife and son were at San
Deigo, Cal, and that Mr.. W. L. Hearne
aud wife were there, Mrs. Hearne being
very much improved in health.
THE Collier Speciality Company has
rented the hall of the Columbian Sport
ing Club, near the street car barns.
The company held its drst meeting last
night at its new quarters. Harry Voitls
is chief hustler for the new company.
LAST Thursday Cornell Rutler, OF
East McCulloch street, was forty years
OF age. On that evening one hundred
OF his friends executed a grand sur
prise on him. 1t was grent reception,
and feasting was the order OF tbs occa-
sion.
ELSIE, the bright little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Greenan, OF South
Jacob street, died very suddenly Tues
day evening. Interment took place at
Mount Calvary Thursday afternoon.