Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-27
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithuy Told.


SrEUBENvILLE has a souvenir spoon, and
is happy.
THERE was no session of Police c curt
yesterday morning.
A NEW floor is to be placed in the At
lantic engine house.
A GROUP photograph of the postoffice
force was taken yesterday.
Polls open this morning at seven o'clock
and close at six this evening.
FIRST ward voters will vote at the new
engine house on Seventh street.
THREE deeds of trust were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
VOTE for the loan ordinance to-day and
lets see how the town looks at night
THE false work for the west span of the
new Island bridge is about half in place.
WHEELING ought to get beyond the coal
oil stage. The electric lights the thing
THE South Side BARRIERS have agreed to
close their shops at noon on the Fourth.
JOHN MALONEY was arrested by Officer
Moran yesterday, for refusing to move on.
THE Can't Tell Fishing Club are camp
ing out at Shannon Grove, Belmont county,
Ohio.
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Powhatan last evening on d fraternal visit
to POwhatan Lodge.
RESERVED seats are going OFF rapidly at
Banners for the commencement exercises
of Seguiu College Institute.
THE will of Catharine Kull, deceased,
was offered for probate yesterday, and the
matter was set for hearing July Bird.
A NEW horse is being broken in for the
use of Chief Healy, OF the fire department
The Chiefs preSent.0uag has seen better
days.
JouN j. BAYHA yesterday qualified as
executor of the will of +. w. Lindeman,
deceased. Bond 10000; no security re-
quired.
M. BERRY yesterday qualified as ex.
ecutor of the last will aud ties lament OF
Philip Schenk, deceased. Bond $l2,OOO;
no security required.
THERE was big row up at the MinSo
blast furnace, yesterday morning, during
which an Italian was hit on the head with
hammer and badly hurt.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yester-
day 10 August Henne, Il native of Wheel
ing, aged %, and Louisa Seaorlght, a ma
tive of Wheeling, aged 81.
Mr.. JOHN c. LYNCH. Secretary Of the
Y. NJ. G. A. will deliver two addresses at
the I. NJ G. a. exercises at Mountain
Lake Park during the first Of August.
LIEUT.. DEKU, of the police force, was
rejoicing yesterday over the present OF two
fine fish, sent him by Chief Dellbrugge
from Litteton. Jacob says they came IN
Just right for Friday.
A YOUNG lady named Grubler was over
come by heat while at work at Bloch Bros
tobacco works Thursday afternoon. She
was taken to her home on CaldwelIs run,
where she is recovering.
NEXT Monday at 2 80 p. m. there will be
change in time on train No. 500 on the IS
& O. between Wheeling and Benwood,
the train leaving the Wheeling Depot al
2;55 D. III. and arriving at Benwood at
| 3:20.
IT is reported that special organization
of young folks will lay off the vacant lot on
corner of Byron anu Thirteenth streets
| into a tennis court where exciting contests
will take place during the coming summer
months.
A NEW pavement has been laid on the
Thirteenth street side of the Catholic
! Church and in front of the Miller property
on the corner of Byron and Thirteenth,
which makes a decided Improvement in
that section Of the city.
! A STRAY horse was founu wandering III
the vicinity of the Atlantic Engine House
/ last night, and at one time some boys got
the animal off the railroad track just in
time to escape train. The owner of the
animal can lind il at the Atlantic Engine
| House.
Bill Wilson, of New York, the genial
and amplitudinous, is eating three meals a
| dav lust now at the Hotel Stamm. Not all
politicians are thin, as witness William.
| If the present rate of elasticity continues
| Bill will need an annex TO his summer
| suit before the full OF the next moon.
4 GREAT chance is offered to-day TO every
citizen of Wheeling who may wish to invest
in real estate, whether for speculation or
residence purposes, ut the Belvedere lot
sale az the Court House at 10 o'clock. A
reference to the notices in this morning S
paper will give the public an idea Of what
| is proposed.
THE neat appearance Of the diplomas on
graduation night, all so dainty tied with
! silk ribbon, is due to Mrs. NJ. E. Griffith
of the Third Ward Annex. This depart
ment has been under Mrs. Grifiths care
| for the past six years and so artistically
does she perform this seemingly simple
operation of rolling and tying up diplomas
that none here dared encroach upon the
position.