Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-30
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ana
Pithily Told.

PithIly IOlu.
Ada GRAY in East Lynne" at the Grand,
afternoon and night
Two new members were taken into
Richie Council, Jr. o. L. n. NJ. last
night.
PATRICK KENNEDY has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Richard
Mansfield.
THE Top Mill factories are not running
at present, and it is uncertain as to when
they will start, although coke can readily
be obtained.
GEO SCHWIFFERWITZEREN IS
the name of resident OF the North End,
who was discovered by the mail carrier on
that route yesterday.
THE mock trial at the Linsly yesterday
was marked success, and the boys ac-
Quilted themselves handsomely in the
various roles assumed.
THE Gems Run Oil and Gas Company
have their well on the Thoburn farm down
about 200 feet, and the character of the
sands cause the projectors to feel very
hopeful.
THE following arrests were made by the
police up to one o'clock this morning
James Smith and NJ. Baldwin, dsorderly,
by Gaus. and Sylvester Lowell, wife beat
ing, by Donovan.
A CRIPPLED Italian wandered into town
yesterday on his way TO Pittsburg. He
was cared for at police headquarters until
late in the Afternoon, when provisions were
made for sending him to Pittsburg.
THE Jr. o. U. A NJ, of this city. will go
to Moundsville to-day, to participate in a
parade and picnic. Trains leave the B. &
o. depot at S :45 a. m. and l2:45 p. m, and
on the Ohio River road at 8 and 10: 40 a. m.
A LETTER was received in care of Chief
of Police yesterday directed to "Mr. Fred
Stevens" The letter was opened by mis-
take. and the person to whom tits directed
can have the same by calling at the Police
office.
WORD was received in this city this
morning TO the effect that Mrs. David
Kull, Jr, died Thursday evening at her
home in Detroit. Mrs. Kull is daughter
of Henry Michel, ST., of South Main
street.
w H BRADEN, an employee of the Creek
Mill, had one of his feet crushed in terri
BILE manner yesterday afternoon in the
crank of stationary engine. He was
taken to his home on Twenty-fifth street in
the patrol
CAPT. w. f. SENIOR and VIM. Trumpor
will open floral establishment at IS tlfth
avenue, Pittsburg. The many friends of
Capt. Senior in Wheeling will be glad to
learn that he is branching out He will
still retain his position on the B. X O.
JAMES CRoGAN, an employee of the pud-
ding department of the La Belle Iron
Works, had his left eye badly burned
Thursday evening, by spark from the
squeezers He was taken to Coleman's
pharmacy, where Dr.. Schwinn dressed the
wound.
TIE details of Holiday Post, G. A. r.,
for Greenwood, Mt. Cavalry and Stone
Church cemeteries are requested to meet
at G. A K Hall at o'clock this morning,
or at the Office of the Elm Grove motor
line, in time to take the 9 O'Clock train.
The details for the other cemeteries will
meet at the hall at o'clock.
IN Police Court yesterday morning Isaac
Allison, for disorderly conduct, got 81 and
costs; Otto Committee, for drunkenness,
got 30 days on the hill; George Lyons, for
indecent conduct, was fined 81 and costs
and 10 days on the hill; John Mooney, for
drunkenness, was fined 81 and costs, and
James Smith, for the same offense, went
up on the hill for ten days.