Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-18
SHALL TALL.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithilY Told.

Minor Matters of Interest brlehy anu
PithHY Told.
Police court will be light this morn
ing.
The docke5 VII be called in the
Circuit Court this morning.
One drunk was arrested yesterday
by the police
Grand Opera House to-nigh--"The
New Captains Nate
Liquor licenses have been granted
in the town Of McMechen.
The Duncan-Nendel wedding viii
take place on Wednesday the 2Oth inst.
The next attraction at the Opera
House will be "ShCre Acres Friday
night.
The Council committee on streets,
alleys and grades is called to meet TO-
night
The special Council Committee on
building ordinance is called to meet
tonight.
The regular monthly meeting Of The
Board of Education viii be held next
Thursday evening.
The cases Of violation Of the cigar
cite selling law, are set for hearing
this morning in the Criminal Court
The Wheeling City Band enter
tanned a large number OF friends and
patrons at Mozart Hall Saturday night.
The 9 o'clock W. & z. G. motor
broke down at Fulton last night, and a
special motor was sent cut to bring II
into the city
The reading room conducted by the
Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew, OF s.. Luke's
P. Z. Church. Will be reopened to-mor-
row for the winter.
The new Panhandle passenger
depot is about completed. The Offices
will probably be removed from the
freight depo, this week.
The Wheeling Corrugating Works,
which went off Saturday morning on
account OF the shortage of zinc, went on
again in full this morning.
The Knights of the Golden Eagle
gave a bazaar and supper in Handlan
Hall in the Eighth ward, Saturday
night. It was a complete success.
Clifford Wells, a fiftean-year-old
son of Clark NJ. Wells, Of GAINESVILLE,
died yesterday Of typhoid fever. He
had many warm friends in this city.
in another column the Directors Of
the Island Ferry and Packet Company
advertise for bids fer the ferry boat and
floats owned by the company.
Wheeling parties have leased the
Higgins farm, on Calf creek, and eX-
pect to begin operations within the next
two weeks. This farm joins the Waiver
ly tract.
Complaint was made from Elm
Grove last night that two men and a
woman in livery rig were drunk, and
were driving recklessly toward Cald-
wells Run.
The r.. Rev. Bishop Donahue
closed a very successful mission in a
Gown in Maryland yesterday, and is eX-
pec.ed to- return home about the mid
die of this week.
Word was received in this city yes
ter5ay of the death 81 Philadelphia yes
terday afternoon, Of Margaret NJ. Har-
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not yet been made.
Mr.. r. c. Catch has a force Of men
a. work painting the buildings at the
Riverside plant in BenwOOd About fif-
teen painters are at work. Every build
/ ing Will be dressed up.
The Imperial Athletic Club will
give a ball az Beethoven Hall tonight.
The next entertainment Of ,he AriCn
/ Society Will be a concert and ball to be
given on Wednesday 9th inst.
Miss Agnes Ankle. daughter Of Mr..
ToseDh A. Ankle. Of South Jacob street.
win entertain q number of her little
friends this evening, in honor of the
sixth anniversary Of her birth.
The funeral Of Julius Jacobs took
place from the Hebrew Synagogue yes