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


THREE deeds Of trust We're admitted torec-
ord by Clerk Hook, yesterday
The picnic of the German Pioneer Soci,
ety. at the Park yesterday, was grand
success.
TIE Y. NJ. c. a. Athletic Club will have
its regular weekly outing on the brldge
Park this evening.
JAMES MCFADDEN, SR., an old and re,
spected citizen of the East Side, passed
away yesterday At the advanced age oil
eighty-nine years.
The dredge boat eXcayating for the new
bridge pier below the suspension bridge,
has made hole about ten feet deep IN the
bottom Of the river
The United Society of Christian Endeav-
er Of America will meet at ST. LOUIS June
18th TO 18th. One fare for round trip VIA
the Pennsylvania Lines.
ANOTHER rehearsal of the Drummer Boy
was held at the Opera House last evening,
and everything went OFF smoothly. To
night the company will rehearse again IN
the same place.
THE band that does the music for t'oley's
Circus on the Island is a sumner. II con-
tains only nine pieces including the drums
cymbals, but every player seems to be
star performer.
JoSEpm VINCENT PURCELL was arrested
YESTERDAY on 4 warrant sworn out by glrl
named Cox, who charged him with being
the father of her child Purcell was com
mitted in default of 500.
Mis- ROBERT McELRoY has been arrest
ed. on warrant sworn out by Mr.. Neldert,
the Pittsburg man who lost his money sun
dav last. charging her with keeping house
of ll-fame She gave SlO0 bond.
4 WORKMAN whose name could not be
learned. fell from the porticO Of house
belonging to Mr. Klieves, on South Chap
line street, Wednesday afternoon, but Tor
tunately escaped with no other injury than
sprained ankle
RICHARD TYLER TURNER was arrested
Yesterday on warrant sworn out by
Charles Farenbach. who charged him with
the larceny of two dollars. The defendant
was arraigncd before Justice Davis, and
was held in SjO, but was afterwards dis
charged.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
TO George Mclaughlin, Il native OF Wheel
ing, aged %, and Maggie Cottrell, native
of Mason county, aged p; also, to James
X Burge. u native of Marshall county,
AGED 81. and Dora b. Lewedag, native Of
Wheeling, aged ~.
YESTERDAY afternoon the Mark Twain
Rod and Gun Club boat house, which was
living at the lower part of the wharf, was
damaged to the extent of 500 or so by the
Fay S, which was endeavOring TO take her
TO point above the wharf. Her side was
crushed in quite badly.
The folks of the Sixth Ward, living
along Caldwcll's Run and Whereabouts, who
sold their properties in that vicinity 10 the
IVhaelin,r Rridge and Terminal COMPANY, ]
have been notified that the company de
sires TO obtain possession July |, and they
will please vacate at that time.
THE gymnastic exhibition given at the
Y. NJ. &. 4. last night was creditable
affair The exhibition was under the man
ace of Mr.. Jacob Loos. the instructor, and
some Of his pupils. The programme open
cd with drill in calesthenics with wandS.
Exercises on the horizontal and parallel
bars followed. Mayors orchestra furnish I
ed music for the occasion,
The weather the past few days, and es-
pecally Yesterday. was very trying to ev- |
eryone Men in the mills and glass houses /
suffered terribly. Yesterday afternoon Il.
lady who stopped AZ Geo. X. McMechen y /
Sons to wait for car, was overcome by
the heat and was revived with difficulty .
She was sent to her home in the Sixth /
ward. Her name could not be ascertained.
THERE were five cases in Police Court,
Yesterday morning. Mrs Haymaker, alias
Louise Fceney, who was making trouble IN
the Second ward market house, was let go,
as was also Charles Hayinaker, they To leave
the city. John Seybold for using hose
without u sprinkler, had his case dismissed,
he having purchased Il sprinkler for his
hose. Pat Copplnger, for disorder, got -
and costs