Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-20
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ana
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ana
Pithily Told.
..SrRrIrs OF New YORK at the Grand
tonight
THE police have bunch OF keys at mead
quarters. awaiting an owner.
THE Washington Daily Reporter has in
creased its size by about three columns. II
is a bright and newsy paper.
THE new street-sweeper arrived yester-
day and is in the yard at the City HAL
II has about an eight-foot rattan broom
B. WATSON, gas works employe, was
taken suddenly i'll yesterday, and was re-
moved TO his home in the patrol wagon
THE new front in NJ Emsheimer's place
Of business on Twelfth street has been
completed. and it is very handsome one
THE outer swinging doors were put IN
place at the postonice yesterday, ana are d
great improvement on the job as hrst done
VERY handsome set of gold band china,
manufactured by the Warwick emma Com
many. is displayed in the show window OF
Ewing Bros.
A MARRIAGE license was issued Yesterday
TO George Reinacher. a native oil w heellns;
aged d. and Jessie Bogard, native OF
Wheeling. aged %.
THE first annual meeting of the ONO
Valley Prohibition Assembly Will be held
on the new Assembly grounds, near
Moundsville, commencing July 4, and con
tinuing eleven days.
THE statement published in a Toronto
telegram, few days ago, that Cnarles
Homer. who was crushed by heavy
wheel falling on him, was intoxicated AT
the time is false. as Mr.. Horner does not
drink at all.
CHEF OF POLICE Delbrugge has issued
cast-iron order that after roll call is over
for either the day or night forces, the men
not having cases in Court must go upon
their beats at once. and not leave them
without notifying the headquarters
THE second anniversary entertainment
of Welcome Lodge No. +, A. Q. U: y. W,
will be held at G. \. X. Hall THURSDAY
evening. A literary and musical pro
gramme has been prepared, and at It's con-
clusion refreshments will be served.
CHARLES A. MEYER yesterday qualified
as executor of the last will Of a. r. Meyer
deceased. Bond, 5000; no security re
ouired. Nancy B. zimmerman Yesterday
qualified as executrix Of the will OF Phllllp
L. Zimmerman, deceased. Bond, S9OO'
w. II. Johnson, surety.
CHARTERS have been issued by the Sec,
retary of State to the Ohio Valley Oil ana
Gas Company, of this city, with capltaii
of 81 800; the Ronceverte Machine ana
Foundry Company, with capital ofs5,OV,
and the Twin Towns Manufacturing Com
pany. Of Piedmont, with capital OF SllO.
A GENTLEMAN who has examined all the
fruit trees on several farms back OF Bridge
port. saws he finds none of it injured at al,
with the exception of some peaches, when
were injured to some extent. lie thinks
the apples, pears, plums, etc, etc, VIII De
all right, and the grain, he says, is in fine
condition.
Mas. JAMES W TERRELL made com
plant before Justice Davis that her nus
band had disturbed the peace, and that ms
sons. Joe W. and David, had used proiane
language. The former was bound over 10
keep the peace; the second Vas sent TO jan
three days in default of fine, and the latter
was fined 81 and costs. Mrs. Terrell IS
second wife.
a SMALL boy about seven years OF age
saw other boys throwing lighted matches
NJ a covering over one of the natural gas
boxes on South Chapline street Sunday
evening. and thinking they wanted to read
the letters on the iron lid he got match
and lit il right over the lid. The escaping
natural gas was ignited and lid and boy
both went into the air. The little fellow
was slightly burned, but no other damage
was dome him.