Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-28
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

E MINOR haAAtEH VI
Pithiy Told.
DozENs Of the Island apple trees are out
in blossom.
PART Of the HilaIity Company is at the
Brunswick.
THERE viii be a large docket at Police
Court this morning
THE heavy rains have cleaned of the
brick streets nicely.
The sessions of the Circuit Court Will be
resumed this morning.
THE usual large excursion was down
from Pittsburg Yesterday.
"WEDNESDAY will be general auditing day
for the Board Of Commissioners.
THE river marks on the landing last even
ing Indicated feet inches and rising
TIE river marks at Pittsburg last even
ing indicated feet : inches and falling
SERVICES were held at the Jail yesterday
by Mr.. Randall. and much interest was
evinced by the prisoners
THE wet weather Of yesterday morning
caused a material falling of IN the attend
ance at the several churches.
ANDY SHErrLIN and Frank Kasley We're
slugging each other in East Wheeling yes
terday and Oficer Daum arrested them.
A NEW train wire is being put up for the
use of the b. Il O. r. Il. on the Western
Union poles from Baltimore to Bellaire.
THE Presbvtery of Washington viii meet
al the Third Presbyterian church, this
evening. 10 install the new pastor Rev.
Charles Aulford
The Reunion Committee of the y f. G..
W met at Odd Fellows Hall, South Side,
Pittsburg. and decided to hold their second
annual reunion at Wheeling Park.
"Cmr of the Old Block" will be at the
Grand on Thursday evening next. This IS
very funny musical comedy, and made a
good impression ON its former production
here.
JAMES HICKMAN was the man arrested
Saturday evening for tiourshlng a knife
among his family. with the result OF cutting
| his daughter. He will get his dose this
morning.
AIrrrLE slip occurred on the Wheeling
/ * Elm Grove railroad, this side of Fulton,
Yesterday morning, and passengers had to
| be transferred for some hours until the
/ track was replaced.
Book beer had a fighting effect on the
/ BOYS Saturday II ght and Sunday and they
were smuggling each other in fine style.
/ There were "a number OF scraps also when
the police failed TO catch onto.
\ PARTY of English tourists, composed OF
two Young men and three good-looking girls.
took dinner at the Stamm Saturday. The
ladies wore dark green travelling costumes
and hats alike. aud the party was quite "a
distinguished looking one. They Were en-
tertained by Mr. T. Ii. Parsons, OF Lon
don. England.
Ar2 o'clock this morning there We're
twenty-five cases registered at the police
Headquarters. Fourteen of these We're dis
orderlies. ono refusing TO move on, one for
keeping house of ill-fame, one inmate OF
house, aud two men found lettering therein,
four found out for the purpose OF prosutu-
ton and two for drunkenness
Tnr Young Mems Christian Association
members monthly entertainment for April
will be held next Tuesday evening. The
members of the Association have the priv
ilege of taking lady friends. The pro
grammc IS au excellent one. including Mrs.
Whitaker. Mrs. Nellie Sweeney-Palmer.
Mrs. Feeble Tatum. Miss Jean Glenn, Miss
Rena House Miss Maxwell, of Triadel-
phia. and Messrs. X. Y. Ankle. Harry
Sweeney. William Mccoy and other favor
ties