Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-24
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and Pith
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The Holiday planning mill is working
double time.
ID. o. X. X parade tonight at seven
o'clock in full Arabic costume.
The Ladies Of the G. A. r. will give
dance at the Peabody building this even
ing.
James Keds. formerly Of the Atlantic.
is preparing to engage in the show bust
ness.
The Willow Club will give a dance at
Meyers hall Friday evening. Music by
Prof. Long.
The Harmonic Society gave a success
ful dramatic entertainment at the former
y. NJ. c. \. Hall Sunday night.
George W. Burdu, Of Wheeling. and
Miss Mary p. Neubart. OF Pittsburg, were
granted a marriage license at Pittsburg
yesterday
w. f.. Chafin. who was indicted for
msappropriating funds was released yes
| terday on his own recognizance, on an or
der from Judge Hefvey.
The American Rosette Club will give
, masquerade dance at their hall. corner
! Twenty-fourth and Market streets, Thurs
day evening. February 18th.
j. r. Hodgens. Of Portland Station, o..
on Monday purchased a team of Gold
King horses, solid black i'm color They
are considered one Of the finest teams in
the State.
The dry goods and cloak house Of l..
! Metz. No. llN Main street, is being eXten-
| sively remodelled, and when completed
will be one of the finest dry goods and
cloak houses in the city.
The Berger homestead on Zane street
| Island. will be offered al public sale az the
| front door of the Court House on Satur-
day. March eth at 10 a. m. by Mrs. r.
Hunter. administrators Of the estate Of
| Jacob Berger, deceased
The remains of John Hans were
buried yesterday a Red Mems cemetery.
A chorus of the Mozart Singing Society
sang at the funeral services. The deceased
was member OF the Red Men, the Dru-
! ids and the a. @. L. w.
S W. Murphy was suffering from an
attack of delirium tromeus and was sent
TO Jail yesterday by Squire Fitzpatrick
for ten days to recover Murphy was un-
der the impression that he was being pur-
sued by a number of white cats.
-Chas. La Rue was badly burned about
/ the face and hands yesterday while car
rying a big bowl OF soup I'm Mrs. Letzkus'
! saloon on Twenty-fourth street. lie STUN
bled CARRYING the soup and the hot
yictuals were dashed all over him.
Jacob Glascr. Of the South Side, was
sent to jail yesterday morning on "a war
rant Of Mnacy issued boy Squire Schuitze.
Glasser is said 10 have tried to commit
suicide by jumping i'm front Of B-& O.
train at Thirty-seventh street, but was
rescued by friends
Peter Reymann. an omplOye Of the La
Belle mill had his left foot terribly burned
early yesterday morning by stepping into
a vat of strong acid. The foot was so
badly burned and eaten 10y the acid that
the flesh peeled off when Rcymann re-
moved his shoe. Or. Rau attended the
mans injuries.
The remains Of Henry Peschau. of the
Eighth ward. were inferred yesterday af-
ternoon at Mt Zion cemetery. The ser
vices took place ar the family residence
No 37Ol Wood street Rev Mr.. Schwarm
and Rev. Mr.. Hoe oficia,ed. The Red Men
attended the funeral. Tho pall-bearors
were Capt Thos. Burnett Louis Colmar
S. L. Brlcc. Baltzcr Schul, Jacob Kline
and VIM. Huggins.