Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-03
SMALLTALK
MINOR Matters Of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

PithilY Told.
The forge department OF the
Wheeling steel and iron works. which
has been of since last Saturday, on ac-
count OF the shortage Of metal, resumed
operation this morning.
William Hudson, a prominent clti-
zen Of South Jacob street, suffered
painful injury yesterday By having
large splinter run into his hand.
The demand for vaccine virus Is
undated. Or. John c. Hupp, physi-
clan TO the Children's Home, an eiee-
mosvnary institution OF Wheeling,
vaccinated about two dozen OF the lit
tie ones there a couple Of days since.
There has been quite an addition to
the number Of children at the home re-
Gently.
-Ihere were four drunks in Police
Court, yesterday morning.
Your drUnks-three men and
woman-had been arrested by the pO-
lice ND 10 ten o'clock last night.
The Police Court room, at the City
Hail. is being cleaned up.
Jacob Grubler, whose sudden death
at Washington. Pa, yesterday, IS re-
corded in our telegraphic columns, was
I'm the city Monday morning, and left
that day 20 work ct Washington he
was formerly On employee Of George H.
Feeny d Co., and was very well KNOWN
here
The lap-weld furnace of the Riv-
erside tube works, which has been OF
several DAYS on account Of repairs be-
ing needed, went on ful this morning.
This viii give employment to q large
number OF men.
The Lilac Social Club will give a
eiect hop at Menge &c Howley's Hall
Monday evening April ed.
The chimney Of the residence Of
ThOs. Veterinarian. at No. 16S Eigh
teenth street, was on fire last night at
ten o'clock. The Atlantic engine re-
sponded and the fire was put out before
much damage was done.
DIR. r. r. Bullard, Of Sixteenth
street. met with a very painful acct
dent Monday night, while attempting
10 step ont Of the window on to the
porch. He stepped on a gas pipe and
slipped and fell on glass jar, cutting
his wrist very severely. Several
stitches were necessary to close the
wound.
Mrs. Tasting, an aged lady Of
South Chapliue street while walking
on the b-ick pavement in her yard,
late Monday night, slipped and fell
and broke her hip. Dr. Rau was i'm
mediately sent for and rendered the
necessary medical attention. The ac-
cident is a very serious one.
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Julius Mang, a native Of Ger
many. aged -, and Adelheid March
ner, a native Of Germany, aged p.
There viii be a meeting in the col
ored Baptist Church. at Kirkwood to-
night 10 be addressed by Miss Burnett,
who is holding q series OF meetings in
the interest Of women.
Theodore Meyers, engineers at the
Baer Sons Grocery Company building,
was struck on the shoulder by a steam
fan, yesterday morning, and the bone
fractured. Mr.. Meyers was working
about the idle machinery when the
steam was turned on by small boy.
1.-THE Romance of Coon Hollow
company left this morning over the
ONO river railroad for Sistersville,
where they play an engagement to-
night
A large number Of men will be put
TO work this morning on the consuuc-
ton of the Benwood and Moundsville
street railway track, commencing at
the Narrows, below BenwOod, and
work viii be rapidly pushed until the
line is completed.