Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-10

SMALL TALM
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly nd Pith
lily Told

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly nd Pith
lily Told
Officer Wolf arrested Denis Irwin,
last evening. for drunkenness
Officers Bauer and lIllmas Arrest
ed a drunk and a veg. yesterday.
There is a letter in this office for
the manager of the Tigers foot ball
team.
There were six cases IN Police
Court Yesterday morning. Three went
to the hill.
The Mutual Society will give a
dance at Mozart Hall, en- tLe South
Side. Friday night
Mrs Guam. an Old lady of South
Jacob street, died yesterday morning
after a lengthy illness.
The probability is that there viii
be at least one new horse for the fire
department before long
The Independent Drum Corps Of
the Eighth ward VIII give q dance at
Mozart Hall SATURDAY night.
The second ball of the Good VIII
Club will be given ia Beahout Hall
Thursday evening. Long viii furnish
the music.
Two scrap furnaces at the LaBelle
mill will start on double Wn next
week. The nail factory will also make
iron nails.
Some boys on The South Side tied
a can to a dogs taIl Yesterday and one
of the ladies of the Humane Society
got after them.
John Henderson has bought tho
barber shop of Louis Taylor, on South
Jacob street. Taylor will run SHOP
at Benwood Junction.
George Thompson, a driver for
Burns & Church, yesterday fell from
wagon and cut a bad cash in his head
and was also hurt internally.
John Pappert. of West Wheeling,
badly injured leg a few days ago by
falling from a wagon. Ii was thought
at first that it had been broken.
Woodruff Ross. the boy injured on
the Terminal railroad. ruesiav after
noon has been remove from jhe Ci,y
Hospital to his home. Ills injured leg
will be saved.
Mr. G.. O. Smith yesterday notified
the police that he had lost valuable
bird dog. The animal is mainly white,
with brown spots, and weighs about
ffty-fiye pounds.
1t is announced that Rev Or. 4.
p. Bonnheim viii leave the pastorate
of the Synagogue in the next he"
months There is much regret at Mr..
Bonnheim's determination.
Before Justice Arkle yesterday, in
the cases of William Reeves ana ROD
ert Teasdale, charged with perjury and
subornation of perjury, the defendants
were honorably discharged.
The new schedule decided upon hy
the BARRIERS Union viii not so into
effect for at least "a month. The mat
ter is now under consideration by tho
BARRIERS. but Will no doubt be adopted.
To-day is the last day that the dis
count at the natural and artificial gas
Offices is allowed, and consequently
Yesterday the Offices were crowded WIN
people anxious % get the beneuJ oI the
reduction.
George MCGOWAN. Of .Ae sixth
ward. had the scalp of the TOP OF his
head laid open by heavy pu.ley rail-
ing on it the other day 9' inc Ben
wood mill. Dr. walden sewed the cut.
and it required thirteen stitches 10
close il.
Next Tuesday night Rev. Anna
Shaw will lecture al tire y. u C.. a.
Her subject will be the New han. IL
is not often that the people O.. Wheeling
have an opportunity to hear o. noted
woman speaker on the lecture pat
form. and Rev. Miss Shaw NiI no douDJ
have a large number OF hearers.
An item appeared in one OF the
papers recently that a number OF Mar
tins Ferry people We're invited by The
Minuette Club to attend their dance ~
the Central Garden Cub. ON Decem-
Der l4th. The club - 'p state iA1L
the item was AN error. and ihal 10 5u.h
invitations had been g. ah-
Prof II. 81. Claire PewcJt arrived
in Wheeling this morning from Puts
burg. Pa. where he has been conduct
ing a school of art Prof Pefrott mas
a wonderful and simple method OF do
the work. and is able 90 teach anyone
the beautiful art of oil painting COM
pete in a short time. ~" mas quile h
large collection Of pictures en- exhibl-
ton at the Carnegie Library, IN thaL
city. and comes to- this city hghly
recommended.