Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithilV Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithilV Told.
There were three cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning. All went TO
the hill
Mrs. Rappold was arrested by Lieut..
Ingram, yesterday, for d1sorderly con-
duct
The Council Committee on Health
is called for Monday evening to make
the annual estimate. Finance is also
called for Monday.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday TO VIM. r. Whiteland. native
of McKeesport, Pa, aged %, and Lizzie
Lueckert, a native OF McKeesport, aged
21; also. to William Staubach, a ma
tive of Germany, aged 25. and Victoria
Mull1l.a a native OF Germany, aged q.
-~rHW. Banner & Co. are TO open
branch house in Sistersv1lle, w. Va,
next week, under the management OF
D. H. Beck, who has been with the firm
for years. and vino thoroughly under
stands the music business. The new
house will have a full line OF pianos,
organs and musical instruments.
The Floating Bethel, at the upper
end of the wharf, is holding revival
services every evening, also at 1890
and 1880 O'clock Sunday. Seats free
and no collection.
George Weidner, of the Wheeling
steel works, was struck in the left eye
by piece of steel last Tuesday, max
ing a very serious wound.
Col Robert White Will deliver his
lecture on "The Foundations Of Faith
Still Stand" at the Third Presbyterian
Church tonight,
Several days ago, Eliza. the fifteen
months old daughter of Richard Wynn,
fell out of the high chair into pan of
hot water scalding itself very painfully.
The injuries of the little child were at
tended to by physician
E. Zane, of Triadelphia District,
was held to appear before the next
grand jury by Squire Thornburg, Of
Elm Grove, on a charge Of alleged steal
ing of hay ard various other articles.
Last evenings spring rain dam
aged a good many hats and bonnets
and soiled lots of dresses.
The shoppers were out in great
tOrCe, last evening.
-Messrs. Marchin & Jackson have
opened fruit store on Thirty-third
street. They ask for a share of public
patronage, and will give the best satis-
faction.
There we're two cases in Police
Court, last evening. A woman went to
Jail for a month, and man TO the hill
for the same period.
A ball for the benefit Of Owen
Sherry, will be given at Silver Leaf hall
April A.
The Standard Ath' .tic Club will
give ball at Westwood's hall April s.
The Wheeling Hide and Tallow AS
sociation Of this city has instructed J.
J. Coniff. their attorney, to prepare a
new charter and insert the fertiizing
department of the Association.
-Chas. Zulauf. the popular bassO Of
this city, has been elected as a solOist
at the Centennial anniversary and the
eighth Ohio sangerfest at Chillecothe,
O., some time in June
The Arion singing section Of the
Arion Club has leased the Central no.
tel, Of Pittsburg, as their quarters at
the next national sangerfest next June.
The Mozart and Beethoven Singing
Societies have arranged for a May fes-
Jival to be held at Mozart park.
A new gate is being placed at the
corner of Sixteenth and McCulloch
streets by the B. & o. company.
The Electric Spark Club will give
its fourth annual ball at Turner Hall
Thursday evening, April 9th.
The Silver Leaf Club will give
hop at their hall Thursday evening,
April I'd. John Long will play.
The second grand ball of local union
No. Q, A. F. G. w. T., will be given on
Friday evening, April 10th, at Turner
Hall.
Prof. Geo. L. Peterson, former lead
er of the Grand Opera House orchestra,
died at his home in Lowell, Mass, on
March 18th.
There was a lively fight at the At
lantic engine house, yesterday after
noon, and one OF the principals went
before Justice Fitzpatrick and confess
ed to a fine The Justice said he want
ed to keep the matter quiet, and refused
all information At the same time half
the town knew all about it.