Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-02
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pthily Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ana
Pithily Told
TIE police made l75 arrests during May.
THERE is 4 great influx of shoe salesman
in the city at present.
THE work of laying brick at the new jail
was commenced yesterday.
THREE deeds of trust were left for record
at Clerk Honk' S Office yesterday
TnE Board of Directors of the Mounds
Vile Penitentiary, hold meeting at
Moundsville Thursday.
ARGUMENTS were heard in the case OF
O'Keeffe v Clator, in Part One OF the CIR
cult Court. yesterday morning
ABOUT one O'Clock this morning Officer
West arrested man named jackson for
disor3erly conduct on Market street.
THERE is nothing particularly new in the
Garrison murder case, but to-day the de-
Tense will take some additional dispositions
against Jurors.
THERE will be 23O delegates to the Con
vention of the American Flint Glass Work
ers' Union, which meets in Steuoenvllle
soon.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
to George B0nnenberger, native OF Ger
many. aged IS, and Annie Rhein, native
of Germany, aged 24.
Hon. JOHN CoRcoRAN and Prosecuting
ATTORNEY Howard, have been invited to be
present at the coming labor demonstration
at Steubenville, on July 9th.
THE young ladies of the Carleton Circle
will give Il social and entertainment on
Thursday evening at the Second Presby-
terian Church. Admission ten cents.
A. HOFFMAN has added ice cream par
lors to his popular restaurant, and is pre-
pared to serve all kinds of cream and water
ices. Call and see him at 1925 Market
street.
The Mark Twain Club cleared $500 on
the Decoration Day picnic. They now
have 81 eco in the treasury. 1t is the in
tention next season to purchase an eXcur
sion boat.
MAYERs ORCHESTRA plays for the Tube
Workers picnic next Saturday on the Fair
Grounds, and for the commencement at
the State Normal School at West Liberty,
12-l4-l5.
Two warrants for selling on Sunday were
issued Yesterday for A. Albinger, two for
p. Gavin, and one for Jacob Wilhelm.
Thomas Carney confessed yesterday and
paid $50 and costs
JUDGE PAUL. has adjourned his Court
until next Monday. Judge Campbell is
holding Court at Wellsburg, but will be
here Thursday TO hold special term to
hear arguments in the Garrison case.
THE dome of the chapel at Mont de
Chantll is illuminated by electricity. Such
a strong light neceSSitated some repairs,
and while these are in progress the chapel
is vacated Mass is said in the monastery
in the Sisters ''aSSemDlV room. ~
The Riverside Tube Workers Union
promise to give one of the most enjoyable
picnics ever held at the Fair Grounds next
Saturday. A horse race, base ball game
and foot race will be the great features of
the day large time can be expected by
all who may attend.
ABOUT II o'clock yesterday morning
plug blew out of the boiler of stationary
engine used by Jolly Bros workmen, at
the east end Of Ohio street, the report
being rather startling to people residing in
the vicinity The neighborhood of the
boiler was enveloped in cloud of steam
for few minutes, but no one was hurt
THE Chicago NclcS of Sunday, in its real
estate department, chronicles the sale of
the building known as kimbail Hall, No.
243 to 253 Wabash avenue, which stands on
real estate leased for ninety-nine years
from Messrs. j. w. Paxton, of this city
and H. w. Willing of Chicago. The build
ing is valued at $l5O,0O0 and the ground
Lease at $4,000.
THE GrocerS Protective Association
held a meeting last night, and adopted for
their summer uniform straw hats, white
vests and a cane This association will
give picnic at Wheeling Park on the 18th
of June, at which, organizations from
Martins Ferry, Bellaire, Bridgeport and
Washington, Pa, are expected to be pres
ent This will likely be one Of the jolliest
picnics of the season.
THE Belmont Park Association has
leased what is known as Lockwood's
Grove in Belmont county, on the Ohio side,
mile below Moundsville. The proprie-
tors, Messrs Anshutz and Thompson, are
fixing it up for regular summer resort,
where all sorts of diversions may be in
dulged in. Swimming and other athletics
will be provided for 1t will be a great
picnic ground. The proprietors promise,
Just as soon as they are ready for formal
opening, to let the public know just exactly
what they have in store for them.