Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-20
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Pithily Told.
THE Council Committee on Health IS
called to meet this evening.
ROBERT LUKE's new London coach is
lined with satin, cloth finished.
BASE BALL on the Island Park this after
noon. Wheeling VS.. Springfield
TIE river marks on the landing last, eve
ming, indicated feet 3 inches and falling
THE police raided Mrs Ditty's house OF
i'll fame last night, arresting the madame
one girl, and colored piano-player.
\ POWER of attorney from the Naptha
Yacht Company TO /. G.. Dillon was re-
corded at Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday.
THE Y. NJ. C. A. Athletic Club will en-
gage in field sports at the Bridge Com
pany's Park, on the Island, this evening.
OFFICER CARNEY found sick lady sick
and crying on the Postoflice steps late last
night and took her to the City Hall, where
she was given a room.
THERE were two cases in Police Court,
Yesterday morning. Thos. Ratcliff, fol-
disorderiy conduct, got - and costs. The
second case was dismissed.
MEssRs. w. c. HANDIAN, Robert Simp
son. T. NJ. Darrah, J. :. Naylor and y. ID
Garden went down 10 Parkersburg yester
day 10 attend the Democratic Conference
held there.
A WARRANT was issued at the City Hall
Yesterday, for the arrest of a. NJ. Gilbert
an express driver, charged with beating al
Italian, Wednesday afternoon, at Twelfth
and Water streets.
TIE Knights of st. George are drilling
every evening now. They are going tC
work hard for the first prize at Columbus
next Tuesday. and it will take dandy
company to beat them.
THE Judges of election for Tomorrow
primaries are requested 10 call at the
Board of Commissioners rooms, at the
Court House, at 10 o'clock Saturday morn
ing, for the ballot boxes.
JACK WEST, not the officer of that name
was arrested last evening by Officer Bucr
for disorder Gnicer Creighton run IL
John Dohnee for committing filthy act al
the Second ward market house.
TmRoUGm an accident, the names of the
gentlemen suggested in Union district fol
County Commissioners, We're omitted from
this paper yesterday. They were Messrs
James Mckinley, p. Il. Noble and l.. F.
Stifel.
+. B. BLANDEE, of Louisville, Ky, an
iron salesman, while riding, last evening
was thrown from theivehicle on his head
and he received several bad cuts about the
face and head, requiring physicians at
tentiOn.
MoRNING STAR Lodge No. >, X. of p,
composed of cOlOred citizens, is holding Il
bazar and supper in Second Ward Market
Hall. The interior is very handsomely
decorated and pleasant time is promised
all who call tonight
SOME 30 cent wool is being sacked AT
various points in the county, but the ma
jOrity of the farmers who can hold their
clips, are not crowding over each other in
haste to get their wool in at the figure
quoted. III dyneSblUg Messenger.
An elegant programme has been prepared
for the concert and commencement of the
Seguin Collegiate Institute at the Opera
House tonight. Parties who have not yet
secured seats would do well to secure them
early to-day, at +. w. Banners music
store.
THE Boards of Directors of the Park As
ISOLATION and Of the Wheeling and Elm
Grove Railroad Company will meet the
gentlemen of the local press and a few invi-
ted guests at the Park, this afternoon, and
there are anticipatiOns of very pleasant
time.
LAST evening, after the up Ohio River
train was backing away from the passen-
ger depot, after discharging its passengers,
the wheels passed over two thirty-eight
calibre cartridges, which some boys had
placed on the track They exploded with
u loud report, and the bullet from one Of
them crashed through Klevis' saloon win
dow and narrowly missed several people.
The boys were not discovered. but this
kind of conduct will be severely punished
if the offenders are discovered.
A SAD death. at an early hour this morn
ing, was that of Miss Annie j. Windsor,
daughter Of Ellen and the late Samuel
Windsor, and sister Of Mr. William Wind
sor, of the REGISTER Office y recent grad
uate Of the Wheeling Business College,
and an accomplished shorthand writer,
Miss Windsor had just entered upon the
practice Of her chosen avocation when an
acute disease Of the lungs laid her upon 4
bed of sickness, from which she never rose.
The afflicted family have the sincere SYM
pathy of all