Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
SMALL TAiE
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
pithily Told.


Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly ana
Fithily Told.
EBENEzER MARTIN died at Lake Har-
Dor, Mich, on Saturday
c. A. WHEELER & son have received
a fac line Of spring suitlngs.
The Fifth ward market was unusual
y largely attended yesterday afternoon
and evening.
THE change in Councilman Hahne's
physiognomy is caused by the loss Of
his large mustache.
THE Benwood Iron Works has been
on for a few dsys, but will so on Iu.I
Monday morning.
The la Belle nail factory, which has
been Of for several days, will resume
work Tuesday morning.
WILLIAM GALLAGHER, Of South
jacob street, who has been seriously lii
for several days, is improving.
Tm German American Society meets
this afternoon az $3.50 o'clock al Menge
* Howleys nall, 2246 Market street.
JAS. 4. RITZ, JR., who is reading
law with Hon. 7. 5. Riley, was APP
pointed and qualified a notary public.
EDWARD JOHNSON, OF the South Side,
came very near being drowned Friday
evening, while attempting TO land the
barges.
ARMSTRONG, the Sherrard dog fancier,
presented Mr.. A. Reymann with two OF
the finest Scotch collie pups ever seen
n Wheeling.
D. KLEINER, the basket maker, has
removed TO Moundsyilie, and will at
tend the Fifth ward market on Satur-
nay afternoons only.
Mrs. JOHN DmIoN, OF South Netzel
street, was buried yesterday morning
at niue o'clock. Interment at Mt Cali
vary cemetery.
THE funeral of Miss Mary Campbell,
VINO died Thursday afternoon at her
home on South Wood street, will take
place this afternoon al two O'CLOCK
THE fines and fees turned over by
| Chief Bennett for the first month OF his
term, aggregated Sl,5O1. 80. This is
good record for start.
The first ball to De given by the
Cadet Band, of Wheeling, will be given
Monday, April 18th, at Beethoven Hall,
promises to be grand affair.
YESTERDAY was pay day at the Bel
mont and LaBelle mills, Warwick and
Wheeling potteries, Wheeling steel
works and Bloch Bros. tobacco works.
IL Police Court yesterday morning
w. G.. johnson, for raising disturb
aDce at Madeline Hornbrook's house Of
i'm fame on Eoff street, was lined $40
and costs.
A DRAMATIC entertainment will be
given Saturday evening, March %, by
Sheridan Co. No. -, Military Rank, A.
o. X. NJ. c.. entitled: ENLISTED Ior the
War" at Westwood Hall
MISS MARY CAMPBELL, OF South
Wood street, who died Thursday after
MON will be buried to-day al two
o'clock. Funeral services will be held
At the Church OF the Immaculate Con
cepton.
The roof OF the Milwaukee Brewing
Co nIant caught fire yesterday AT ll:45
a. m. The eighth ward hre depart
ment res pended quickly, and the blaze
was extinguished before any damage
was done.
JAMES CoGANs died at thei residence
Of his son-in-iaw, john Campbell, In
blaine, Ohio, Saturday morning at
eleven o'clock. The funeral will take
mace tomorrow morning. InteFment
al Mt. Calvary cemetery
f. G, Nixon, of the Eighth ward,
well known slass worker left yesterday
oveninp for New Brighton, Pa, in re-
s,ooss TO q telegram to 90 10 work there
The phoenix Company which have
leased the glass works lheFe, Inc
plenty was recently burned down in
Monaco, Beaver, Co, Pa.
(, I-mhrallas this week Csc.