Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-03
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly an
Plthily Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PIthily Told.
FRANK ScHoES drew Red Letter watch
yesterday
IL Police Court last month 1s1 cases were
disposed of.
The Riverside factory is shut down for
the usual summer stop.
THE Belmont mill has shut down TO take
stock and make repairs.
The Bijou Fishing Club, of South Wheel
ing, started out last night for a two
months fishing trip.
The funeral of the late Robert p.
Dovener will take place this afternoon
from St Matthew's p. +. Church, at ,
o'clock.
PURSUANT to a call Of number of stock
holders of the Standard Fire Insurance
Company meeting will be held Friday
evening, July Is.
WILLIAM WiEnEBUsCH, of South Eoff
street, wishes il stated he is not the man
by that name implicated in the racket at
Seibert's Garden.
DANIEL KELLER, the well known steam
boat pilot, wishes it stated that it was not
he who was fined for drunkenness in Pc
lice Court Tuesday.
CHAs. +. WATKINS was yesterday APP
pointed administrator of the estate Of
Rowena t. Lloyd, deceased. Bond, 500;
J. p. Rogers, surety.
a BAY horse fell dead on the pike at the
topo Fulton hill yesterday morning about
10 o'clock from the heat. The owners
name was not learned.
THERE will be n Joint Sunday school
r.-snis q tho North Street and Wesley Nj
L. Churches to the Moundsyille camp
ground on the 18th Of this month.
The Third Presbyterian Society held
picnic yesterday at spot near St Glars
Vile There was Il large attendance, and
all the hours were most happily filled in.
NJ. j. MOONEY, formerly of Ziegenfeld-
cr's, has purchased the confectionery and
ice cream parlors of Harry Thurber, on
Tenth street. where he viii be pleased TO
see his friends.
Mrs. JOHNSON, Of East Wheeling, was
hauled to the CITY Building yesterday at
ternoon in a paralyzed drunk condition.
Oscar Seeley's plumbing wagon took the
place of the patrol in this case.
REV. c. &. HAYS writes another enter
tanning letter about what he saw on his
travels in Europe This time il is about
Germany and Switzerland. His letter ap-
pears on the third page of this impression.
A YOUNG man by the name of Irving en-
ployed in the sheet department of the Top
mill, caught his right hand in the shears
Monday, taking of nearly all the fingers.
He is at present at the Wheeling Hospital.
THE La Belle nail works were of ycster-
dav on account Of the heat The factory
shuts down after to-day for two or three
weeks i'm order TO make repairs. The fly
wheel will be taken out, and the foundation
made more secure.
\ FORCE Of men have been put to work
on the sixteen-inch gas main, which eX-
tends from the corner of Fourteenth street
up EofT to Twelfth and down Twelfth TO
Main, TO repair it. When ii was laid the
Joints were put in with cement which proved
II failure, as the maiE has been leaking
badly. 1t will now be iointed rp with
metal.
Mr.. SAN II. BROCKUNIER, who is an &C.
cOmplished amateur photographer, has
photographed his two dogs, "FOnsO' and
Mr. Major The idea is well conceived
and executed They are taken sitting TO-
gether on chair, with their tongues loll-
ing out, their mouths wide open and their
eyes nearly closed. The picture represents
the temperature at 100 degrees.
LAST Sunday morning ABOUT hdI-pdSt
two some miscreant entered the stable of
Pat Seaman, at BenwOod, and stole his
handsome iron gray horse. After consid-
cradle searching the horse was found at
noon on Monday, in the yard of Bloch Bros.
tobacco factory He had evidently been
driven severely, rs the animal was found in
a very precarious condition, so much so
that he died soon after being taken home.
Should the guilty parties be caught they
will be severely dealt with.
OFFICER JACK WEST had lively chase
after one Thomas Mckonkoy last evening
about half past seven. He had just about
enough liquor aboard to make him vicious,
and was preparing to put scarlet tint on
one of the saloons just below Thirteenth
street when Officer West was notified. The
fellow had drawn a knife on Harry Noble.
As soon as he learned that an officer had
been called McKonkey ran out of the sa-
loon. up long alley and out onto Six
teenth street Officer West is somewhat
feet of foot himself, and gracefully col
Jared his game on the trestle bridge on
Sixteenth street. He was then landed in
the Lookup