Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-06
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and Pith
iiy Told.

The Belmont NH do Gnu
election day. n.,,oo
The Council Committee on Ponce
is called for this evening.
The work of crawling South front
stree, has been completed.
The Bellaire steel works resumed
operations yesterday morning.
The Whitaker iron works resumed
onarations after the election stop.
The Council Committee on oral
names is called for Friday evening.
The Riverside and Whitaker mills
are expected to start in full next week
The LaBelle mill started up again
Yesterday after the election shutdown.
"A dance was given last night at
Silver Leaf Club rooms on South JACOB
Next Monday the Benwood pud-
dlers will resume work after week ,
idlensss. 49,.
The addition TO the rear OF the Car
roll Club will soon be comp!e'eu anu
ready for occupancy. ..ui
The Republicans of Benwood JOIN
fed last night and made the nlgnt mae
Gus with their noise.
There are a great many nsheIAil en-
in hack river these days, and they are
meeting with success. c,4,,
Miss Lila Hathaway, OF South
Jacob street. fell down a stairway yes
terdav and sprained her ankle.
Rev. r. H. Bumery was fined nVe
dollars and costs by Justice Rodgers,
Wednesday, on charge OF assault Oh
child.
Mr.. John Wolf was buried at Mt.
Calvary cemetery yesterday morning
by Rev. Father Clemens OF st. Alphon-
sus Churcr. ~.
There were two cases in Police
Court. Yesterday morning, one a woman
and one a negro. Both were allowed 10
leave town.
The Bellaire steel works resumed
DDerations Yesterday after a shutdown
of some time. Ii is anticipated that the
works viii run steady. $3.50.
Fred Galner, of Twenty-eighth
street sprained his foot yesterday by
falling out of the door of the packing
house at the Warwick pottery.
Yesterday mornings Second Ward
market was the poorest in attendance
bv both produce dealers and purchasers
that has been held for long time.
An old tree on Sixteenth street, on
,-h9 Dostofice grounds. was blown down
Inv The wind Yesterday afternoon, al
mos falling on several passersGy'
The Belmont heaters resumed work
"Wednesday after a shutdown election
dav. Some Of the machines in both the
large and small factories are al WORK
-Joe Gallagher. Z g popular Demo-
cratic candidate for Sheriff in MarshaI
county went in the general slump, al
though he ran far ahead of MS ticket
Druid Lodge No. installed thelr
recently elected officers last night and
after the ceremonies were over repair
cd TO Jul. Lohse's, where they enjoyed
lunch.
Charles Wheeler will be given a
hearing before Justice Phillips to-day
on the charge Of cutting William
Burns in row in alley c, eight or ten
days ago.
Mrs. VIM. Eckhardt, Of South Jacob
STREET {. was buried at Nj. lions Gene
terry Yesterday afternoon al TWO O'Clock.
Rev Hermann Haas conducted The fun
erll service.
Justice VI. ]. Fitzpatrick committed
John W. Reddau to The county jill for
i.birtv DAVIS on account of his inability
Of paying S. and costs for his indecent
exposure Of person.
-Benwood telephone SUBSCRIBERS
EXPRESS themselves as more than pleas
ed with the election news service Tues
dav evening furnished by the central
operator in that city.
The cinder bank against the Ter
minal trestling at the foot of Chap inc
street at the creek caught fire yesterday
and caused the Niagara hose company
to be called to eXting'ish it.
A small b. ze started early yester-
d9v morning in one Of The tenement
houses of "I..sh Row on South Wood
stree. II was pu, out by tiremen from
the Eighth ward hose house
A special meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce will be held Saturday
afternoon for the purpose Of selecting
delegates to the annual meeting OF the
Ohio Valley Improvement Association.
Yesterday morning George Stamm,
Of the Stamm House, had bad fall,
through the breaking OF step ladder
on which he was standing. He was
considerably bruised about the head
and shoulders.
All members of the Carroll Club
who are interested in the dramatic club,
will meet Friday evening for the pur-
pose of electing permanent officers. All
members of the dramatic club are urged
to be present.
Architect Charles Hamilton has
prepared plans for a new three-story
pressed brick residence for Mr. Charles
LANG. of the firm of Greer & Laing. 10
be erected on Fourteenth street. above
Jacob street. ri an outlay of $500
The Kiel inqu ST was pos pOned I'M
til tomorrow on account of the dean
Of K;ars wife. Mrs. Kiels death was
no, brough abou, by the news o.. her
husbands murder. as stated in IN even
ing paper yes, rday as she lad been
dying for days previous to her hus-
bands death.
The funeral of Mrs. VIM. Eckhardt.
from The family resid nee a. No. 31l1
Jacob street. was largely attended yes
terday afternoon. Rev. II. Haass. pas
tor of S.. Paurs German Lutheran
Church. preached the funeral srmon.
dnterment took Place a, Mt Zion Gene
terry.