Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-11
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ana
PithiIy Told.


Pithily Told.
Tur Clerks Union is called to meet this
evening at 9 O'Clock.
The Schwerzin Benevolent Society, oil
Bellaire, will picnic ut the Park, to-day.
THERE have been half-a-dozen deaths
from typhoid fever in this city so far TINS
month
TIE City Hall bell has developed bad
habit Of tOlling at intervals, during the past
few days
A meeting Of the Clerks Union will be
held this evening at . o'clock at Trades AS
sembly Hall.
A 10Y residing at No. 100 Alley c was
bitten by dog belonging to man named
Oberdick, yesterday.
LOTS GARNER, of Martins Ferry, com,
planned yesterday that he had been robbed
of ten dollar spy-glass.
The boy mentioned as falling from the
Vigilant engine. yesterday morning, was on
the Hope reel. and not on the engine.
THE marriage of Mr. Charles f. Blue
and Miss Augusta l.. Hoge will take place
at St Matthew's y. +. church at high noon
to-day.
THr last will and testament of Michael
Ginigan, deceased was put on record by
Clerk Hook, yesterday, and admitted 70
probate.
The Board of Public Works has force
of men at work putting in anew sewer drop
at Fink and South Front streets. It's IA
big job.
The Public schools will dismiss at noon
to-day, in order to allow the pupils to at
tend the performance of The Drummer
Boy at the Opera House.
The stockholders Of the Hervey Oil Com
pany have elected O. NJ. Hervey, ID. +.
Hervey, A :. Harden, II. c. Shepherd
and r. f. Hall Directors.
A LITTLE son of Thomas Stevenson, of
No. - Fifteenth street, was reported lost
al police headquarters yesterday morning
The child was soon found.
MEsSRs SAMUEL JOHNSON and w. NJ
Handlan have made a race between their
respective nags, for purse of 800. and the
money has been deposited in the hands OF
Mr. Andrew Hebrank
REV. c. c. HAYs, of Bridgeport, writes the
REGISTER another very interesting letter,
which appears on the third page OF this
impression This time it is dated at
Athens, Greece. IL is repletc with good
things
BEGINNING at this afternoons matinee
and continuing throughout the rest OF the
week at each performance of The Drum
mcr Boy Of Shiloh at the Opera House,
ice water will be passed around between
acts by the ushers.
Is less than two weeks the price of re
fined sugar has gone up SEQ barrel. In
June of last year the price of granulated
sugar was 81, cents pound. 1t Is more
than cents cheaper than that now, but Is
approaching that price in Jumps.
The W. c. r. L. of the Ninth Ohio dis
trict will convene at Bridgeport to-day.
This evening mass meeting Will be held
in the Kirkwood NJ +. church. a special
feature will be paper by DIR. Belle Brown,
of Mt. Pleasant. on heredity and social pu-
rity
WHILE Punk Jenning and young man
named Dumas were driving, on Main
street, about half-past one yesterday morn
ing the rig was upset at the corner of
Tenth street and both men were thrown
out Dumas was slightly hurt about the
head.
THE attention of Democratic voters is
called to the announcement Of the County
Executive Committee, respecting the
coming primary election on the2lst instant
and the suggestion meeting on the l4th in
slant. Full details will be found in the
advertising columns.
TnE stereopticon exhibition given by the
Wheeling Instalment Company, at the cor
ner Of Market and Twelfth streets. last
evening, attracted an audience of about
800 people, all Of whom greatly appreciated
the pictures. The entertainment will be
repeated this evening at Main and Tenth
streets.
X. c. HAAsE. 3. Il O. ticket agent. lost
watch. chain and charm while on bicycle
ride TO ST. ClairSvile He took header
out the pike and believes the jewelry was
lost then though it was not missed for sew
eral hours later Bob wants the charm re-
turned and might present the watch and
chain TO the one returning the charm
Bclldhc INDEPENDENT
The funeral of the late Louis Weimer
took place at two o'clock yesterday after
noon. from the residence of his parents. in
Fulton, and was largely attended The
services We're conducted by Rev William
Werder. and We're very impressive, the
reverncd gentleman abiding feelinglv to
the many estimable qualities of the de-
ceased and the high regard in which he
was held. The interment was at Mt
Wood.
Miss ANNE Bell and Mr. Constant
Miller were married at St. Alphonsus
Church AT o'clock yesterday morning,
Rev. Father Hyacinth officiating. The at
tendants were Mr. Anton Karkun and Miss
Virginia Alderman. At the conclusion Of
the ceremony, which was witnessed by
a large number Of relatives and friends,
Mr. and Mrs Miller took a pleasant drive
out the pike, and on their return there was
a reception at the home OF the BRIDE fol-
lowed by a supper last evening.
TnE Carleton Circle, composed Of the
Young ladies of the Second Presbyterian
church, will give one of their enjoyable
Socials at that church next Thursday even
ing. This Circle assists IN supporting Miss
Jessie Carleton IN her medical missionary
work II has been engaged in this work
for "a number of years, and great deal of
good has been done through their agent,
Miss Carleton The Social they will give
is a Queer" one, and everything will be
done in queer manner. For instance,
the admission will be 9 cents.