Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-15
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithiiy Told

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly anu
Pithiiy Told.
THE wedding Of A. Allan Wheat and
Miss Mary Haase occurs to-day at Dan
vile, Va.
THERE will be a reception to n. p. Whit
ak sr this evening by the Republicans OF
Webster district
PAIGE. CAREY & Co. nave recovered,
near Benwood, most of the lumber swept
out of the creek Friday evening
THERE was a shortage Of natural gas AZ
heLaBelle Mill yesterday morning, and
the hot machines had 70 cease work.
The Maennenchor Singing Society will
celebrate their thirty-tifth anniversary TINS
evening Mayors Orchestsa will play.
\ POWER of attorney from the Brilliant
Steel and Iron Company to IL. NJ. Russell
was left for record at Clerk Hooks Office,
yesterday.
Two b x O. locomotives collided IN
front of the Atlantic engine house, yester.
day about noon, slightly damaging one OF
/ the engines.
TIE friends of T. r. Cockayne viii short
" give him a benefit ut Turner Han.
/ Tommy has been laid up for some time with
broken shoulder
JAMES MCAREE, Thomas Costello, James
Arthur and Charles Daily were arrested
last night for engaging in fight nj May
Williams Sunday morning.
TIE HE'D Park Concert Company is reg
listercd at the Stamm. They stopped en-
route last night They open the Y. NJ. G..
\. course in this city next Monday even
ing.
Tmr trial Of George Teaters, Ed. and
| Bush Darr for the murder Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Sanders, will take place in the No
vembcr term Of court at Washington
which commences on the 10Th.
MANAGER McLAuGmLIN, of the Wheeling
Rase Ball Association. is thinking OF get
ting the Columbus team here on Friday
and Saturday. Manager Mclaughlin is
something of mover in base ball matters.
THE contractors for the new Island
bridge have abandoned work on the west
channel span on account of the high water.
and removed the barges, etc, TO the east
bank of the river above the suspension
bridge.
WILLIAM ANDERSON, convicted of grand
larceny. and sentenced TO two and hall
years in the penitentiary, and Robert En-
inert. on the same charge, sentenced TO two
wears. were taken to Moundsville by Sher-
i'll Steenrod yesterday afternoon.
OFFICERS WATSON and Gaus arrested
drunk, last night, who gave them large
amount OF trouble, they having to use the
clippers on him. The fellow was undress-
ing in the market house, when found, with
the idea of going to bed on meat bench.
His name was not ascertained.
4 PARTY Of gypsics have rented the
stable of Mr.. Tape, the well-known
butcher in the Eighth ward. There are
seventeen in the party, including about
eight women The stable is used in place
Of tents. and the horses are kept in the
yard adjoining Mr. Tapes residence
The special committee the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly, appointed for
the purpose OF meeting with the Board OF
Penitentiary Directors in reference TO con
Wet labor. will meet at Trades Assembly
Hall this morning promptly at : 80 o'clock
TO take the o'clock train for Moundsville,
where the meeting will be held at 10 o'clock
THE second chapter of the German Day
celebration takes place to-day at Wheeling
Park. Interesting speeches are TO be made
in English by Hon. 4. w. Campbell and in
German by Rev. VIM. Clfert, and gen
eral good time will be INDUCED in. The
Elm Grove motor line has announced cheap
excursion rates. II the weather is pleasant
there will likely be 4 large attendance.
The lecture by Rt Rev. Bishop Kahn at
the Cathedral next Sunday evening prom
ises TO be one Of the rich literary treats Of
the season The subject will be Holy
Week in jerusalem During thh Bishops
soiourn abroad he was close student Of
all these sights and scenes which most in
terest and entertain, aud few travellers in
the country to-day can give better repro
duction.
Two very prominent young men were ar
raigncd in Police Court, yesterday morn
ing, for engaging in a free fight at Market
street and Alley Nine, about twenty
minutes after midnight Sunday morning.
One man was knocked in the gutter, and
three or four others were very disorderly.
but the cases were nevertheless dismissed,
as the witnesses seemed 10 have forgotten
what had occurred.