Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-06
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.
MANY fine perch are being caught at the
upper end of the Island.
THE Amalgamated Association will hold
its annual picnic on June at Rock Point
HARRY c. Caldwell yesterday qualified
as a notary public. Bond, $50; G. l..
Cranmer surety.
The work of putting down the new street
car track, on Tenth street, was commenced
yesterday morning.
TIE will Of Theo Miller, deceased, was
admitted To probate by Recorder Hook,
Yesterday, and ordered recorded
CITY CLERK THoNER requests that team
sters. brokers, and others requiring city
license, apply for the same at once.
The attention of the members of the
Ladies Hospital Association is called 10 the
advertisement in this mornings paper.
The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Wheeling Bridge Company
will be held to-day, at the Office OF W. +.
Hubbard.
TIE many friends OF w. p. Adams, Esq,
Of the State Auditors Office at Charleston,
will regret to learn that he is quite III al
his home on the Island.
PHI. HART. Of Dayton, fell through a y
pane of glass on Market street last evening,
and Officer Watson put him IN the cooler
along with two other DRINKS
FRED RIBER was arrested on two charges,
preferred by John Baker yesterday morn
ing, and was held to bail on peace war
rant by Justic Davis and was also fined
SO costs for abusive language.
MARSHAL STUFF, OF Bridgeport, came
over last night and caused the arrest OF
Charles Dernan on warrant sworn out
bv Clara Selvey. charging abduction and
seduction. He was sent TO jail by Justice
Davis in default Of 800.
ABOUT one hundred and fifteen of the APP
plicants for liquor licenses had paid
up. at the close of business at the City
Hall. last evening, turning about $4,000
into the city treasury. Some half-dozen
others will settle to-day.
YESTERDAY carpenter named John Rose.
working for Geisey Bros, and residing IN
East Wheeling. was painfully wounded III
the foot by Ratchet which flew of the
handle while he was chopping. He was
taken 10 his home in a quincy.
IT is rumored about town that the sub
committee of the Council Committee on
Lights and the Board Of Gas Trustees, will
not be in hurry about meeting in Joint
session to talk over electric light matters.
Three failures 10 meet seem TO bear TINS
out
MARRIAGE licenses were yesterday issued
10 Elias NJ Adams, a native of Monroe
county, o., aged %, and Ella Wilson, ma
tive Of Monroe county. aged "a; also TO
John Nolan. native of Belmont county,
o., aged "a, and Mary +. Schucht, u native
of Belmont county, aged n.
MARY d. RUMBLE was yesterday appoint
ed administrative of the estate OF Geo. w.
Rumble. deceased Bond. $500; w. 7. and
II. d. Rumble sureties. Louisa Sounder-
mann was also appointed Administrative OF
the estate Of William Soundermann, de
ceased. Bond. 500; Charles Kettler surety.
\ SAD death, yesterday, was that of little
Walter Daley. the bright eight-yearold
son of Mr. j. II. Daley. OF the Island. The
little fellow was stricken with typhoid
fever about three weeks ago, and gradual
ly sank until death came, to release him
from his suffeiingS, about p. N. yester-
day.
II the weather is propitious this evening
the Wheeling Wheelmen will take a run on
their machines, leaving the old headq uar-
tcrs. on Market street, at o'clock. They
will take a whirl about town and then 20
over TO the Fair Grounds TO look over the
grounds with the making OF a track IN view.
The club also has u good location for the
new headquarters in view.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of L. 5. Grant
Camp. Sons of Veterans, gave pink social
at G. 4. K. Hall, last evening, and not
withstanding the wet weather. quite large
crowd was in attendance, and all spent
pleasant evening. The ladies all wore pink
caps and aprons. the table covers were
pink and the decorations We're of the same
shade. The ladies would have continued
the affair this evening had not the hall been
engaged as it was il was quite iiattcrng
success.
The mlcUiqcHoc, took new method OF
| taking up news, yesterday. Coming out,
few DAYS ago, with cock-and-bull story
about the imminent danger of the removal
of the glass houses from this vicinity, when
in fact no such danger existed, II then re
published the Introduction of the REGIS
TIERS article showing there was no
danger, and also brief reference, follow
ing. explaining that there had been some
talk of a move on the other side of the
river, but il had fallen through. The In
tciligencers methods Of gathering news are
unique.
RoRERr McELnoY is still in Jail. not hav-
| ing found bondsman. The Bellaire hide
pendent speaking of him says: "McElroy
once lived in Hellaire He and John Me
Cluckey were the two chaps who fguredas
| leaders ia u strike Of steel workers and
| these two succeeded in mulcting the nailers
out of 500 The nailers wanted the steel
works 10 start and with these two men in
| the way il could not start, as the company
wouldn't have them back and they held the
others out posing rs martyrs, until they
- s..srn IF rtaaat ~ tHf
/ they We're,
I THAT tired feeling, 50 subtle and yet
SO ovcrpowering, is entirely overcome
/ by Hoods Sarsaparilla, which tones and
strengthens the system and gives good
appetite. BE sure to get Hoods SarSa-
parilla. 100 Doses One Dollar" is true
only Of this peculiar medicine.