Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-09
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Rithly Told


on Twenty-fourtn street.
The House and Hermanns and the
Grumblers will pay on the Tunnel Green
next Sunday Afternoon.
CITY CLERK TloNER builds ND his
muscle these fine evenings by taking pull
along the river in a,skiff.
THE Burr's Mills Camp Ground is well
peopled just now. There are fifteen or
twenty families ENJOYING life out there.
The Standard Axk Works. which has
been idle for week, pm account of taking
stock, will resume in all departments to-
morrow.
NEARLY all the through steamboats, on
the Ohio river are now accompanied with
brass bands and carry great numbers Of
excursionists.
THE Scotia passed down yesterday morn
ing with q number of txcursonists for
Cincinnati. The Heathefng tOu Band, of
Bellaire, was on board.
THE Noble Scrubs challenges the Black
Diamonds for a game Of tall on Tunnel
Green next Sunday or the. Sunday after
If accepted please answer through this
paper.
WILLIAM s. FooSe has BEEN appointed
guardian of Emma Kurtz, orphan OF George
H Kurtz, deceased, vice Conrad Scham-
bra, deceased. Bond $1,000, Alfred PAUL,
surety.
THERE will be a joint meeting of the
Council Committees on Buih ngs and
Real Estate tomorrow evening", to take
some action in regard to the leak pg Of the
City Building.
RASPBERRY crop is now abort at its
prime. Ten cents per box is the lowest
price reached except for stale berries, and
it looks now as if that would be heloWest
figure at which they will sell.
a PAIR of childrens' heads in pas5el or
nament the show window of Kings art
store on Main street. They arc the work
of Thomas Anshntz, Esq, of the Philadel-
phia Academy OF Designs and Fine Arts.
VIM GALLAGHER, who was fined for dis
orderly conduct in Police Court. is not the
VIM. Gallagher who formerly worked at
the North Wheeling Glass Works and is
well known in North Wheeling as reput-
able gentleman.
NEXT week Superintendent Lotus, OF
the street car line, will change the trolley
wires and place them at uniform height
on the Benwood end of the liue. This will
be done so that they can give the spring
trolley system trial.
THE Brunswick Fishing Club will go on
lutlI sAuuQdl camp " W OO0AohO VI e--S
Goth Of this month. The club will be IN
about three weeks, and judging from past
seasons the members will have one OF the
jOlliest sessions along the river
THE camp meeting season is near at hand
aud active preparations are being made by
those in charge of affairs to insure sue
cesSful series of meetings for the specified
period Already the cOttagers have taken
possession, aud the camp hotels have been
in operation since Juhe1.
IL the Police Court yesterday morning
the following cases were DIS
posed of: Duke Riley, disosderly, 50
and costs: Frank SchloSser and VIM. DER
niger, for fighting, So and costs each; Jos,
Quinn and James Welch, for fighting, -
and costs each and Jack O'Nell, same OIL
Tense, discharged
TIE young ladies of the Chapline Street
NJ. .. church have organized missionary
society, which meets once each month at
the residence of some Of the members, the
last one being held at the residence of Miss
Annie BachmaR The officers OF the
society are, Miss Della Porter, president;
Miss May Rose, secretary; Miss Rose
Bowman, treasurer. The society has
membership of about %, all OF whom are
lively, energetic young ladies.
EMERY WILKES, theyoung stallion owned
bv j. NJ. Maring and being ha-dled on
Wheeling Island, is one Of the most prom
Using Youngsters there. Yesterday he was
taken out and called on for show OF speed,
simply TO show Mr.. Maring his gait, and
the gamey little fellow stepped off half
mile in "a, the last quarter in 80 seconds:
The Wilkes family are still IN II IN turf
matters.-Bslldir6 Independent
THERE was but one case on the blotter at
Police headquarters at two o'clock TINS
morniug-a plain drunk.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment of the Wheeling Military Academy
in another column.
1.-Two more o, eces of the Robert Camp
bell estate were sold at auction yesterday,
bringing s., OPS and 5000 respectively.
SEVERAL. DAYS since Col w. w. Arnett
received a letter from Bradford, Pa,
party in0uiring about the Maturity and
Loan Association, which recently skipped
out. Tuesday lawyer came down from
Bradford and called on Col. Arnett in
reference to the matter. There is no trace
of the concern.
THE Jeanette base ball club will play at
Wellsburg to-day A great game is ex-
pected, as the Jeannettes claim to be the
best amateur club in Western Pennsyl-
vania. The East Liverpool club will play
In Wellsburg on Saturday. The rivalry
between the two clubs for first place in the
Ohio Valley League is great. Jones and
Feeters will be the Wellsburg battery IN
the Jeanette game to-day.