Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-02
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithIly Told.
The J. c. Wright case before Justice
Davis was continued until seven O'Clock
this evening.
EDWARD LIEBERr, aged 81, and Sadie
Rodgers, aged II, both Of Wheeling, were
licensed TO wed yesterday by Clerk Hook
THE band Of gypsies which has been
camped on Boggs Run for some time past,
passed through the city yesterday on their
way North.
YESTERDAY Judge PAUL reduced the
bond of Daniel Conway, charged with at
tempt TO commit rape on Matilda Wurster,
from 81, 900 TO 500.
JACOB EMsHErMER, SIR, was appointed
administrator Of the estate of Mary En-
sheimer deceased. Bond, 500, Henrietta
Emsheimer surety.
THE heaters At the LaBelle mill will
stop work tomorrow, and the factory will
also close down. The mill will remain
closed down until repairs are made.
A SPECIAL meeting of Council will proba-
bly, be called for this evening TO take action
regarding the death Of Peter Gundling,
late Superintendent of the Workhouse.
ATTENTION is called TO the semi-anIuel
statement of the mutual Savings Bank
which appears in another column tins
morning, and il shows that the bank IS III
Il prosperous and flourishing condition.
The Board of Directors of the Wheeling
Athletic Club met last evening, and elected
Jacob LOOs as instructor for the ensuing
year. and also decided TO have the clue
room cleaned up and the ceiling white
washed.
News received from the Spike Island
Fishing Club, located at Woodlands, IS to
the effect that a 3d. pound cat FISH was
caught on Monday. Part of the crew is at
lronton. and all are having plenty OF sport.
The boys will 30 on turtle hunt Tor
few days.
NOTHING OF Importance turned up IN the
building trades strike yesterday. The
Carpenters Union and Builders Exchange
will meet this evening 10 receive ana act
on the report Of the Conference Committee.
A member Of the Conference Committee, 1t
is understood, will make minority report.
IT was very warm again yesterday, and Il
man felt like going around with his peck
cts and hat full Of ice, and an ice cream
freezer around his body. II was so close
that Won couldn't find a man with the
supreme gall TO ask you if ii was hot enough
for YOU, for fear the sun and the son would
strike him dead. And still 81 was the
highest point reached.
JAMES CoNNoRs, the garbage collector
who was charged with refusing to remove
garbage from No. 3OOS Chapline street, in
Police Court Monday morning, and whose
case was dismissed, called last evening 10
state that the garbage was on porch on
the second story. and he didn't know it was
there This explanation is due Mr.. Con-
nors, as he appears to be an attentive man
TINS morning the Panhandle accommo-
dalton train going east about o'clock,
struck one Of the section hands named Ed
ward Gates, at Holidays Cove, five miles
from the city His injuries were several
scalp wounds, fracture Of the left arm and
rupture of the left lung. He was brought
over to the railway hospital on Dock street,
ana DIR. Elliott summoned. but his injuries
were fatal. and he died about 10 o'clock.
His home is in TeXas.-Stcubcnrulo Hordld
WARM weather often causes extreme
tired feeling and debility, and in the
weakened condition Of the system, dis
eases arising from impure blood are
liable to appear. To gain strength, to
overcome disease, and TO purify, vitaize.
and enrich the blood, take Hoods Sar-