Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-22
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and Plth
lily Told


Criminal Court Monday
On Thanksgiving day all barber
shops will close at noon.
The Council Committe on Finance
is called for Monday evening.
Yesterday was what might with
propriety be termed a nasty day.
The Jolly Three viii give a grand
ball at Bishops Hall November SOth.
A very considerable amount of
money is still tied up in election bets.
Last evenings retail trade receive
ed a decided black eye from the wealth.
er.
A few slight changes will be made
in the Baltimore and Ohio schedule to-
day.
Some of the worst holes in the
Market street brick paving have been
repaired.
In the Criminal Court yesterday.
Frank Sonders was given $50 fine for
an indecent act.
The Good VIII Outing Club will
give a dance December 10th at Beabout
Hall. Music by Long.
The five thousand copies of the city
charter authorized to be printed by
Council are ready for distribution.
The new ferryboat Buckeye is run
ming regularly between the foot OK
Twenty-sixth street and West Wheel
ing.
The tall tower of the conservatory
of music building, on Fifteenth street,
is a conspicuous feature of that pOr-
ton of the city.
At the Office Of Justice Ankle yes
terday, BENZ. f. Pounds and Miss Sa-
die Chist. were married by Rev. Or.
d. A. Cunningham.
The Silver Globe Club will give a
masquerade ball at Beethoven Hall
Thanksgiving Eve, November 25th.
Meister will furnish the music.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Benjamin Franklin Pounds,
native Of Oil City. Pa, and Sadie
Chist, a native OF WaynesDurg, Pa.
The Chemical engine company
got back in their house last evening,
after several days spent In Mitchells
livery stable as temporary quarters.
Monday the number OF pudding
furnaces in operation at the Benwood
mill will be increased to thirty. About
sixteen have been running heretofore.
No report has yet been made by the
committee of flint glass workers APP
pointed to enquire inJo the late pro-
position of the Central for a reduc-
ton.
A new street sample case Of photo
graphs from the ONeil studio has at
tracted a great deal Of attention and
favorable comment during the past
few days.
The Bellaire steel works will do
Monday what it has not done for long
time-start up i'm tu.i A few depart
ments have been running since last
Thursday.
The new Catholic school building
at Fourteenth and Byron streets, is
about completed as far as external work
is concerned. and presents a very hand
some appearance.
The Primrose Club gave a private
dance at Bishop hall Friday night
A cake walk took place at ten. and was
won Dy zoe MI-N.',' W r ,',' ,-nd
'lu9lC ~ '''0 T.. po,,oo
Court yesterday morning. Two disor-
derlies got dollar and cost each, and
fifteen DAYS I'm default a vag got five
dollars and costs. and ten days IN de-
fault.
Misses McCaskcy ana Leap OF ne"
Nartinsville, have leased the hlI .,1..
Opera House at lhal pIaSe' anu ~.
their able and eXpefIcAcJu Iuai'%soi'. .,'i.
the popularity o. '"e ho"'' '0' '''''
season Is assured
EARLY yesterday morning about
two o'clock the Terminal trestie 81
Thirty-seyenth street caught nre rom
the hot ashes OF passing engines anu
the fremen al the Elgnth "aIu nose
house were called TO eNIlnsulsh II WIN
the hose
The dance committee oil the Norlh
End Literary and Athletic Association
have completed their arrangements LOT
their dance THANKSGIVING nisA'' a'
their cluD rooms on oc''H'n 49,
and from present indications il VIII %
one of the most successful ahdltS ever
given by this club.
The proceeds of the entertainment
and sumner to be given at Arion Hall
Tbonl,egiving nigLt under the auspi-
COS of the Ladies' Aid Society. Of ST.
Tosenb's Cathedral. will go into the
treasury of that organization. and Will
o., .t ..,.-,,- tl,o r,,or of the
De De, uiS'i''"''' AMIN '''
Bloch Bros. tobacco works pald Oh
their employees yesterday do soia. ~
have been having off in gold since tho