Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-14
SMALL TALE.
minor Matters OF IassrsIs Briefly ana
Pithily Told

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| PithiIy Told
NJ. STALEY. of Allegheny City, has
opened saloon at Ford's Crossing.
ADA HoRNBRooK and May Davis were
arrested By Officer Daum, last night,
for fighting.
THE Early Star club will open Msnge
& Howley's hall on South Market street
this evening in a grand dance.
STREET car No. "a burned out at For
tythird street, last evening, and had 10
be Dashed to the barn for repairs.
THE Democratic County Committee is
getting things la good shape, and will
have thel entire county organized dur
ing the present campaign.
YESTERDAY afternoon at o'clock,
the remains of Nhe three months old
child of George Btkus were buried at
Rose Hill cemetery, Welfare.
j. FRAZIER, the Market street bust
ness man, is having frS1e house
built on Fifth street in North Wheel
ing. August c. Fisher is doing the
work.
YESTERDAY forenoon at $50 o'clock,'
the remains OF Mrs. Mary Flnnegan,
late of CaIdwell's Run, were buried at
Mt. Calvary. The funeral was very
large one.
THIS afternoon at o'clock, services
will be held over the remains OF Mrs.
John Roemer, late Of Twenty-trst and
Main streets, at the family residence.
The burial will be at Mt. Wood.
ELLA TRACY was committed to jail
bp Justice Gllsspy, last evening, in de-
fault Of $500 bond for her good be-
havior for q year. The charge was that
she was not person OF good fame.
THE Democratic Senatorial eonferees
of the First district will assemble at the
Court House, Saturday morning at Ten
o'clock, TO fill the vacancy caused by
the decination of General Alfred Cald-
| well.
LAST night the Wheeling City band
went TO the home of DR.. 7. NJ. Haskins,
on South Eoff street, and rendered the
new benedict serenade. The boys
were cordially received and had a good
time while there.
Michael Ruber, of Upper Benwood,
EN- ployed az the Riverside iron works
stock house, ran against metal buggy
st his work Monday night, and broke
| four of his fingers. He will be laid up
| for month as the result,
CONTRACTOR o. II. AUBER, OF the
South Side, Yesterday had ground
| broken for fine two-story brick resi-
dence on South jacob street, near
| Thirtv-siXth street. Work is to be
rapidly pushed on the new building.
THIS morning at Q O'Clock services
will be held over the remains OF Joseph
Bishop, late of Eighteenth street, atSt.
Aluhonsus Church. The burial will DO
at Mt. Calvary. The Pioneers, Of which
organization the deceased was an hon.
ored member, will turn out to the
| funeral.
THE patent hose elevator Of Messrs.
| J. p. Barger and DR.. L. Eskey, of Ben
wood has been left at the Niagara for
! trial. The object of the patent is TO
keep the hose from suffering damage
during FIRE by having cars or wagons
run over them, by having them elevated
| from the street.
A SOUTH SIDE shoemaker has not
! been seen for several days until yester-
day he appeared with face very black.
Some people say they think some
change has coma over him and that he
will be that way for good. But he was
seen yesterday going into drug stere
the back way, and about the size OF IL
is that he has been in fight.
STILL the fun continues In the build
ing OF the house on jacob street, near
Fortieth street The owner OF the lot
next the new building is on the ground
every day to keep the teamsters OIL her
lot, the ground Of which is so hard that
dynamite will sc arcely effect II. Yes
terday she offered to shoot the horses II
they we're not kept off. People gather
there every morning to see the fun.
w. II. HENRY, the supreme secretary
of the Shield OF Honor OF the United
States, arrived In the city yesterday
from his homo in Baltimore, Md. He
will be at the meetlng of Zane Lodge
No. at Odd Fellows hall this evening
aud will make an address. Every
Shield of the city should be
there. Last night Mr.. Henry made an
address to the Shield of Honor Of Bel
laire.
WEDNESDAY about noon Dr. II. T..
Ford left his fine driving horse attached
to his buggy 10 fronto OF the City Hospi-
tai He left the horse hitched, and
when he came out the horse had been
united and the hitchins strap stolen. 1t
was a great wonder the horse did not
run away aud smash things. 1t is not
the value of the strap that the doctor
cares for, but the liability OF the run
away and the danger OF having the
elegant horse spoiled.
William McNara, a stranger in these
parts, one Of the workmen employed on
the new gas pipe line entering Ben
wood, met with quite painful accident
Yesterday afternoon while at his work.
he was working with rope when 1t
broke and he fell. He alighted on a
sharp piece of iron, and the calf OF one
OF his legs was very badly cut The
wound bled most profusely. DR.. j. w.
Myers, OF Forty-third street, rendered
the medical attention.