Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-29
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Pithily Told.
LABOR Day.
OvERcoATs were in demand, last night.
KEEP the streets clear of vehicles for the
parade, this morning.
THE work of taking down the traveller
on the Island bridge was commenced, yes
terday afternoon.
LAST night Officer Wilkie arrested Mrs.
Mollie Weigand and Sophie Bachmann, 1or
disorderly conduct.
THE roof of the new city building is
nearly finished. The cells will be placed
in position next week.
THE market will be over-run with fruit
and melons this morning, as usual, ana
prices will likely rule low.
WoRKMEN are grading and levelllng on
Ohio street, along the right OF way OF Tue
Wheeling Bridge Company.
CARTER WILLIAMS was arrested by Cniel
Delbrugge, last evening, for dlsoruerly
conduct at the Hotel Windsor.
THE new bell weld furnace at the River
side Tube Works was given SATISFACTORY
test yesterday and will go on next week.
THE members of Wheeling Division B.P;
o. Elks, are wearing a handsome Iapei
button, bearing the inscription "B. P.-~o-
o. E."
THE Ed. Sutton whose name appeared In
tina city police records, few days ago,
is not Mr. Edward Sutton, OF Viola posi-
Office, Marshall county.
THE Wheeling Cyclers, the new organl-
zation of bicyclists, have rented cruz
room on Thirty-third street, which they
are repapering and repainting.
The ladies of the NJ E. church will give
festival on the 10Th, 2lst and I'D OF sep
TENDER, which promises, from present lnui-
cations TO be grand success.
THE handsome new banner of Typograph-
ical Union No. 10 was received yesterday
morning from Cleveland. lisa beauty ana
will be carried at the head of the procession
to-day.
A oNE-YEAR-oLD child Of John Kelley died
Yesterday. Mr. Kelley lost his wife only
about month ago and has the sympathy
of the community in his doubly sad be-
reavement.
Mrs. FRITZ, at SO Seventeenth street,
entertained the boys of the Atlantic En-
CINE House with an oyster supper last
night. This was the first one of the season,
and the guests RECALLED themselves.
THE ROYAL Clay Manufacturing Com
pany, of Uhlrichsville, Ohio, has just sent
out pamphlet descriptive OF the line OIL
goods manufactured, which is work OF
art. 1t is handsomely gotten up through
out.
THE members of the Crescent Fishing
club, composed of Captain Ed. Costello,
Casper Riddle, Charles Burnley, Jno;
Heslin, Pat Quilligan, Jno. Beltz arrived
home Yesterday from Hannibal, ONO,
where thew caught lots Of fish and had
general good time.
AT a meeting of the Picnic Committee OF
the Shield of Honor last night, it was de-
cided that Eureka Lodge was entitled TO
the flag offered for the largest per cent: OF
membership in parade last Tuesday. Inc
flag will be presented to Eureka Lodge
next Tuesday evening.
THE board of directors of the German
Pioneers held a meeting at the ofico OF the
Franklin Insurance Company last night
and decided TO give their picnic at the Park
next Thursday. Addresses will be delly-
cred by President Weidebusch, DR.. Q. F..
Ulrich and Secretary Charles K. Behler.
HAALocK Bros, are unloading % cars of
stone at the Twenty-ninth street yards
every day, keeping an engine busy all the
time. There are now over $50 cars OF
stone, ready to be Unloaded, and the work
is being pushed rapidly. A large force OF
stonemasOns are at work constantly, dress
ing the stone and preparing it for the
bridge.