Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-03
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

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Pithily Told.
THE Wheeling Wheelman will meet this
evening.
THE Young Mems Democratic Club is
called to meet this evening.
FouR deeds of trust were admitted to rec
ord by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
TOBY VANCE, the veteran inebriate, was
run in last night by the police.
A MAN named John Johnson was arrested
last evening for raising u disturbance on
Water street
The Ladies' Hospital Association will
meet at the Y. NJ. G. A. building Wednes-
day, at p. IN.
REV. c. c. HAYS has another very inter
esting letter from Syria. on the inside Of
this mornings issue.
THE Woman's Union Benevolent Society
will meet at the Y NJ. c. a. building
Wednesday, at , p. III.
Boots ten dollar bills on the Germania
National Bank, of New Orleans, were pre-
scented at two city banks, Saturday.
GEORGE LONG yesterday swore out
warrant for James Conrod, the new gar.
bage contractor, charging a violation OF
the ordinance.
Ir Is understood the ladies who had
charge of the hospital benefit entertain
ment last week realized about 500, clear
of all expenses.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
TO Charles Schucht native OF Parkers-
burg. aged 81, and Lucy Cole, native OF
Elm Grove, aged %.
A YOUNG man was arraigned before Jus
tice Davis last evening for assault and pat
terry, and was fined one dollar and costs.
His name was withheld.
THE hearing of Else Grey and Lee Rob
inson, charged with assaulting w. X. WI
hams, will come up before Justice ArKle
this morning ut ten o'clock.
YESTERDAY afternoon George Junkins
went TO Georgia Shells house of Ill fame,
on Eoff street, and raised row. lie maze
his escape, but was arrested later.
OK Thursday evening the Y. NJ, G.. A.
gymnasium class will give am interesting
exhibition in Association Han: Tickets
can be had at the Y. Nj. c. a. building.
EDDIE LAscH, the small boy who was
shot through the chest several days since,
was reported resting very easily yesterday,
and the indications are that the ball did not
penetrate the lungs.
THE Tiltonville Pottery Co. asked the
w. x l.. f. railroad $4,000 for the right OF
way through their pottery shop. The rail-
way company decided TO change the course
of their line and thus avoid the damage to
their building.
Tur remains Of the late Mrs. Welfeldt
arrived here yesterday, accompanied by
MIR Welfeldt and Mr.. Jack Glasscock,
brother of the deceased The funeral Will
take place this afternoon from the family
,.a-;dapna on the ISlaud
WILLIAM Crow, the man arrested by
Marshal Ed Kellar, of Bridgeport, sever
al DAYS since, on a charge of horse steal
ing. was released yesterday, u compromise
having been made between Crow and the
man who lost by the transaction.
OFFICIALS of the Wheeling X Elm
Grove railroad say there is not word of
truth in the statement that they contem-
plate extending the road TO Triadelphla.
The extension 10 Elm Grove is only an eN-
pertinent and that will occupy their atten-
ton for some time TO come
STEPHEN DEvENEY, an old employe OF the
B. x o., who resides in the Sixth
ward. will sail Saturday on the steamer
Castoria. of the Anchor Line, for London
derry. for three months visit to his old
home and friends in Ireland. 1t has been
thirty-three years since Mr.. Devcncy lett
his native heath.
CHmDREx's Day was observed on sun
day evening by the Disciples Sunday
School. The church was crowded by an
appreciative audience, who listened to the
successful rendition of a concert exercise
entitled "Open Doors The decorations
were beautiful and artistic The offering,
including what the children had collected,
amounted to S55.42 The performance OF
open Doors will be repeated next sun
day afternoon at the LaBelle mission
school. at which time the school will be
decorated with flowers