Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-02
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithIly Told.

session this morning.
THE E. f. Schenerlein arrested Satur-
day evening was not Mr.. Edward Schener-
lein, the Island timer.
THE State Convention of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will convene
at the Fourth Street NJ. K. Church We'd
nesday morning.
THE Joseph w. Gould passed down last
evening with a small tow of coal. One oil
the barges was slightly damaged passing
through the bridge.
THE Germania Singing Society will gives
picnic and sommernachtfest on Wednesday,
the fourth of Juue, at Wheeling park. a
grand time is promised
THE sand boat Fay s., Capt. John Shriv-
er's boat, is moored in the Back river OPP
posite Bridgeport, and will commence TO
scoop up sand this morning.
IT was reported last evening that a young
man named Coss had struck another youth,
in Bridgeport, with piece of gas plpe'
fracturing the victims skull.
The Drummer Boy of Shiloh" rehears-
ais are progressing nicely and fine pro
duction is promised. Nodoubt the engage
ment will be highly successful one
LITTLE EDDIE LAscH, who accidentally
shot himself, Saturday afternoon, was
resting quite easy yesterday. II Is 100
early to tell how the hurt will finally re-
suit.
THE anniversary celebration of the Al
umni Association of the Wheeling Female
College, will be held in College Han, TINS
evening at 5 o'clock, and pleasant time IS
assured.
THE Salvation Army annoyed people IN
the vicinity of Market and Twelfth streets
Yesterday evening, and the police were
notified. The Army left, however, before
ANYTHING was said to'them.
TwExTY-sIX cases were registered at poo-
lice headquarters last night, divided as ioi-
lows: nine disorderlies; two for keeping
houses of i'll fame; seven inmates OF houses,
and eight girls found in houses.
ACTING Congressman Atkinson's advent
ON Saturday was the signal for an on
slaught of disappointed oifice-seekers HIS
residence was besieged all day: Among
his distinguished callers was Citizen Noah
Price.
THE Amalgamated Association Wage
Committee continued its work Saturday III
Pittsburg 1t progressed so far as to insure
the completion Of the scale this evening,
ready to submit to the convention Tuesday
morning.
LIEUTENANT JONI L. MORRISON, of Car
Inns Battery, formerly of this city, died at
Delaware, o., Saturday evening. The de-
ceased was nephew of Henry X. List,
Esq, of this city, and that gentleman went
to Delaware last evening.
A GOOD meeting was held in the Second
ward market house yesterday afternoon at
3 o'clock, which was very well attended,
and quite an interest seemed to be taken in
il. Prof Watkins gave Il very interesting
talk on "Red Lights Above the Door.
AT late hour last night two men got out
of "A buggy on Twenty-third street and left
it standing there while they went to hunt
a drink Four men got into the buggy and
drove off. They were arrested later III
South Wheeling by Officer Minkemeyer.
MANUEL ROBINSON, the colored chap who
struck Officer Sauers, of Bridgeport, sew
eral nights since will have "A hearing
Tuesday afternoon before Mayor Mitchell.
The charge is a serious one, the highest
limit being 500 fine and six months in jail
THE remains of DIR. G. Schooley, of Mt
Pleasant, Ohio, were taken through the
city Yesterday to that place, where they were
inferred. DR. Schooley died in Columbus,
Ohio. on Friday. Several of his married
sons and daughters accompanied the re
mains.
The Mozart Singing Society gave an ex
cursion to Cresap's Grove, down the river,
on the steamer Liberty. There
were several lively scraps on the boat, but
no one was hurt, and the eXcursionists ar
rived home in fairly good shape about 9
O'Clock last evening.
FoLEY's circus spread its tents on the lot
below the supervision bridge on the Island
side. Yesterday, and attracted great crowds
of people to witness the operation OF put
ting up the fonts. The show opens on the
grounds this afternoon and continues four
days. \ good entertainment is promised.
SOME one sent in a notice TO the Sunday
papers, announcing that two speakers
were to discuss the labor situation Sunday
evening in front of the public building, but
no one showed up there last evening, either
in the person of speaker or listener. Sun
day evening is not the proper time for a
mass meeting
Mrs. WILLIAM WELFELDT, nee Miss EN-
ma GlasscOck, died at her residence in
Cleveland, Saturday. Mrs. Welfeldt was
Il sister of Jack Glasscock, and had wide
in this city, especially on the
Island, where she resided up to the date of
her marriage. Her brother and other
at the time of her death.
THIS morning the work of taking the
census will begin, and citizens may expect,
for the coming two weeks, TO be asked if
they were ever insane, and if so, for how
long. and what set 'em ''off.n What Wheel
ing will be most interested in, is how many
thousand people are contained within her
limits, and there should be general effort
to get full and fair count
No ONE could be found, yesterday, who
could throw any certain light upon the case
of the young girl, referred to in the Sun
DAY REGISTER, who is supposed to have
committed suicide by taking laudanum.
That there was such a suicide, is pretty
generally admitted, but the name of the
unfortunate girl, and her former place of
residence is in doubt, save that her home
was somewhere In Pennsylvania, not far
from Pittsburg.
a GOOD appetite is essential to good
health, and loss of appetite indicates
something wrong, Hoods Sarsaparilla
creates and sharpens the appetite. as
SiStS the digestive organs and regulates
the kidneys and liver. Take Hoods
SarSaparilla this season. Sold by drug