Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-21
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Pithily Told.
DEMOCRATIC primaries this afternoon.
WATER,rELoNs have made their appear
ance.
THE census enumerators must finish
their work this evening.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
BASEBALL on the Island park this after
noon. Wheeling VS.. Springfield.
THERE will be meeting at the Mission
Rooms, on Market street, this evening.
The Board Of Public Works to-day ask
for bids for the construction of newcomers
THE river marks on the landing last
evening indicated feet u inches and fall
ing
The banana season is at its height, the
arrivals of excellent fruit being very
heavy.
Work on the new ice plant of the Rey-
mann Brewing Company is progressing
rapidly.
THE Monument was stripped of the ever
green placed upon it on Decoration Day,
yesterday.
The Council Committee on Health was
called TO meet last night, but only two
members appeared.
\ MEETING Of the stockholders of the
Masonic Temple Association is called FOR
Wednesday, July I'd.
ONE of the workmen in the Chapline
Hill tunnell had his head badly cut by
falling timber Thursday afternoon.
Rev. MCDONALD will preach Sunday,
June 22nd. morning and evening, in Kirk
wood Presbyterian church, Kirkwood, 0.
TnE Wheeling and Elm Grove Railway
Company has a force of men engaged on re
pairs to the brick pavement on Sixteenth
street.
THE funeral Of the late Miss Annie j.
Windsor will take place from the family
residence this afternoon at half-past three
o'clock.
The police found a good sack coat at
Main and South streets a few days ago.
The owner can get it by enquiring at head
quarters.
MARY s. BREWSTER has purchased the
fruit and meat stand at 100 Market street,
where she will be pleased 10 see any OF her
numerous friends.
TIE hearing of John Larue and Hugh
Deyinnev, on the charge of assaultlng ana
robbing w r. Williams, will take place be
fore Justice Davis at p. IN. to-day.
A Mission meeting will be held in the
Hogan tabernacle this Saturday evening.
The meeting will be led by Local Evangel-
st Watkins. Everybody is invited.
TuE ladies connected with the tennis
tournament for the benefit of the hospital
fund. are requested to meet this evening,
ut : 80 o'clock, at the Racquet Club rooms.
ANNE WARD swore out awarrant before
Squire Manion yesterday afternoon Tor her
brother. VIM. Ward. charging him with as
sault and battery William got ten days IN
Jail.
TnE wheeling Bridge and Terminal
Railway Company has received train
load of railroad ties, and the cars are stand
ing in the tunnel under Mt. Wood and on
the creek bridge.
THE Billiard Printing House is removing
to their new quarters one door below the
National Bank, on Twelfth street, and
will be in good shape 10 handle all their
business in a day or so.
THE usual open air temperance meetings
will be held next Sunday, in the afternoon
at 3 o'clock in the Second ward market
house, and in the evening at 6:45, IN the
Bridge Park, Island. The meetings Will
be led by Evangelists Watkins and Me
Kahn
HE oulNtlN AlAtA AANtA hAeNNtA-r 80
Young Mems Christian Association Will
be addressed by commercial travellers and
business men and the Association quartet
will give some good music. All CONNER
cial men who may be in the city tomorrow
are invited to attend the meeting. Four
o'clock is the time and the Association
building, Market and Twentieth streets, is
the place.
The Morning Star No >, X. Of p, en-
tertainment at Market Hall, last night,
was one of the largest and grandest affairs
given by the colored people of this city for
a long time. and the large attendance IS a
true indication that the citizens of Wheel
ing and visitors from Pittsburg, GAINESVILLE
and other cities appreciate the noble work
Morning Star Lodge No. ., IL. OF p, IS
doing for mankind.
THERE We're six cases in police court yes
terday morning. Gilbert, the man who
beat up the Italian at Main and Twelfth
streets, Wednesday, got $40 and costs. Jack
West. for disorderly conduct at hi1 homo,
got ~ ana costs. Ettie Ditty, for keeping
a house of i'll fame, was fined $50 and costs
and took an appeal. Nora Slack, an inmate
paid - and costs, and VIM. Winters, the
professor of music in the house, went to
Tho hill \ DRINK also went mn.