Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-25
CMALLTALK.
Minor Meters OF Interest Briefly ana
Pithily Told


day.
Mr.. John Gates, of Pcwhatan, was
in Benwood yesterday calling on ac-
quaintauces.
Mar, Teufel was sent to Jail for ten
DAYS. by Justice Gillespy, yesterday, for
drunkenness.
There were three vags in Police
Court Yesterday morning. All were
allowed to 80.
The Council Committee on Health
will meet this evening, to discuss the
natural gas question.
Mrs. Col w. w. Arnett pleasantly
entertained a number OF friends al
whist Wednesday evening.
The Island residence of the late
Lewis Jones will be sold at auction to-
morrow. at the Court House.
The ladies' of the First Christian
Church gave a social at the Island res
ddence Of Mr.. John S. Naylor, last even
ing.
Quite a large number Of Benwood S
GOOD Democrats attended the CampoeH
meeting in Bellaire Wednesday even
ing.
The Pythian Temple. which is now
up 10 the first floor, will be ready LOT
some of the wood work within the next
few days
William Bonnell Of the Island, had
one of his hands badly cut, yesterday
by being struck with a piece OIL not
sheo. iron.
The funeral of the late Robert
Hearn viii take place at Kansas city
Saturday afternoon, the interment be-
ing at that place.
South Side business men, especially
those who advertise in the Register, re-
port business as being very satisfactory
during the week.
Officer Devinney won the big cake
which figured so prominently at the *.
of p. festival, and divided it with his
friends. last night.
The Illuminating gas has entirely
too much sulphur in it, these days, ior
comfort. Why not put some fresh lime
in the purifying pans?
Sneak thieves are being heard from
in different quarters OF the city. Ihere
Ere too many people without any appar-
ent occupation in town.
Owing 10 the cancellation Of "The
Scout" the Grand Opera House will IN
all probability remain dark during the
fore part Of next week.
Tie police raided the houses of ill
fame kept by Jessie Monticello and Bes-
sic Derue. last night, making a total OF
seven arrests. No men were captured.
The funeral of the late Dr. w. S.
Fisher will take place tomorrow after
noon at half past one o'clock. The IN
torment will be at Linwood cemetery.
The subjoc. of DR. James Hedley' 5
lecture on Monday evening will be the
sunny Side Of Life" Reserved seats
are on sale at the Y. N. c. A building.
The Two Old Cronies company,
headed by the popular young comedian,
| John b. Wills, arrived in the city yes
terday morning and are Quartered al
the Benler.
Miss Isabella Henry, assisted by
Miss Taylor. Messrs. ". b. Day, H. W.
! Hughes. and others, viii render an at
! tractive concert programme at Egerter
! hall, this evening.
The Young Mems Christian Asso-
Citations excellent course Of lectures and
entertainments will be opened next
Monday evening. Seats will be resery-
ed this morning for the first lecture.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
| Clara Hellenstern, of Pleasant Valley
| an Wednesday evening. About fifteen
OF twenty couples were present, and a
| pleasant time is reported by those who
attended.
The Council Committee on Streets
! Alleys and Grades and Railroads met
/ AZ Twen,y-.hird street yesterday, and
refused the petition of the Wheeling leo
! and Storage Company for switch on
/ The stree, named.
Mr.. Harry Dun of w. J. Lukens
/ iewelry store. was married yesterday at
| d. m. to Miss Anna Williams, OF
South Broadway. The happy couple
left for the East, where they will spend
their honeymoon.
-Bricklayers began work yesterday
morning on the new Office building OF
the Riverside Iron Company, AZ the
corner of Main and South streets. The
brick used are from Wellsburg and are
decidedly handsome.
The work of remodeling the prop
ertv owned by the Dollar Savings
Bank. at Nos. 1920 and 1922 Market
: street. is being energetically PUSHED
The new factory building in the rear
for X. L. Loos. is going up rapidly.
Carrie Wiley and Daisey Harris
were locked UP about three o'clock this
morning. by Officer Walker, for being
on The street for imprGper purposes
The Harris woman said her husband
was living dead at ST. Clairsville, but
She hoped they will bury him all
right
The first ball of the National Ath-
letic Club. of BenwoOd, was held al
Dolan's hall last night, and proved
grand success. socially and financially
A number Of people from Bellaire anC
, Moundsville were in attendance anc
were highly pleased with the treat
ment accorded them. The music for
/ the occasion was furnished by Johnny
Long.
Before leaving Bella;re Wednesday
night. The leaders Of the Wheeling del
CATION were heartily thanked by Hon
j. IT. Campbell. candidate for Repre-
sentative. Col. Fairbanks, candidate fol
STATE Auditor, and others, for the az
and encourag ement given by the Wheel
ing Democrats. The Wheeling turnou
cer.ainly was an effort TO be proud Of
end reelected great credit upon Messrs
Delaplatn. Kincheioe. Devries. Franz
helm. Handlan, and the other gentlemen
who took an active part in the affair.