Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-21
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithly Told.


Pithly Told.
WATaRMELoNS are on sale.
SwEENEY's foundry will resume work TO-
morrow.
Two deeds Of trust were left for record
in Clerk Hooks Office, Yesterday.
The street cars were off duty for about
half an hour early yesterday morning.
THE second story of the false work for
the nest span Of the Island bridge is going
up.
A NEW automatic engine for the Red
Letter Tobacco Company will arrive to-
morrow
MEsSRS MEEuAN and Slater won the fine
pony rallied by w. w. Stewart yesterday
No. 30 was the lucky number.
THERE were two cases in Police Court,
last evening. John Husemsn was dis
missed 4 drunk got fifteen days.
The students of Wheeling Business Col
lege will give picnic ut tho Park next
Friday. An former students are invited.
THERE will be an excursion to Benwood
next Sunday, in connection with the laying
Of the cornerstone Of st. Johns Catholic
church.
Officers Deku Frohme, Carney and Por-
ter raided Alice Lees house of illfame,
about midnight last night, making twelve
arrests.
III is reported that the Glenn's Run Oil
and Gas Company's well, back of Martins
Ferry, has struck good flow OF gas. They
are down $50 feet.
REV. G. ". CUSHING, of the Fourth
Street Methodist Church, will deliver g
memorial sermon to the Knights Templar
of the city TINS evening at the church.
billy CoNARD will give the business
men a chance TO test the quality Of his Gull
sine from Monday on for - cents. Il will
be 4 regular dinner, served between ii Il.
m. and , p. m.
FRIDAY afternoon the first horse and
buggy went over the new Wheeling bridge
across the back river. The buggy contained
J. * Jolly, OF the firm of Jolly Bros, and
their clerk, MIR. Frank A. Start.
THE Bodley Wagon Company have COM
menced 10 move their works 10 Stanton,
Va. and they have been shipping out seven
or eight car loads day. They expect TO
get the new plant running by July 10.
J. MARKS Side Shows and Museum,
which have been showing on Market street,
above Twelfth, closed last night to so to
Belmont Park to-day. II is good show,
and will bewell patronzed at the Park.
BETWEEN : and O'Clock yesterday morn
inc b. ~ .. engine struck the rear end OF
of a wagon belonging to the Atlantic Tea
Company NJ the Main street crossing on
Sixteenth street. Little damage was done.
Az elaborate Children's Day service
viii De held az the Fourth Street NJ. e.
Church to-day. The music will be rem
dered by the Church and Sunday School
chOirs, making a chorus OF about fifty
voices.
THE funeral of Chas. Roush will take
place at O'Clock, to-day at Martins Ferry.
The deceased was member OF Wheeling
Lodge No 9, Of Odd Fellows, under whose
auspices the obsequies will take place.
Mayors band has been engaged to head the
funeral procession.
TIE concert given by the Eolian
Male Quartette, Of Wheeling, assisted by
Mrs F'itzgerald and Miss Bird Chapman,
was the tiuest entertainment ever given IN
Steubenville. They sang to large and
appreciative audience, and every number
was warmly encCred.
CAPT. CT. RAwL1NG yesterday received
a letter to the effect that - headstones,
with which to mark she graves OF soldiers,
mad been shipped from Lee, Mass, and
they will be here III day on so. These
stones are a inches high by T. inches wide
and the government has the name, number
of company and time OF death cntor them.
THERE were seven cases in Police Court,
Yesterday morning. Else Gray and
Padge O'Neal We're fined = and costs for
the racket on the Elm Grove motor, Charles
Moran, Ed. Michel and Henry Stoehr be-
ing dismissed. A. X. Sallally, arrested on
q warrant sworn ont by Mrs. Moran, Of
Tenth and Main streets, was also dismissed.
John Husemau's case was continued.
TIE body of the man floating in the river
on Wednesday at the foot Of Browns
island and brought to this city proves to be
that Of Homer House, of New Cumberland.
He went on az excursion on Saturday
night and through some mishap fell in the
river His wife arrived in the city and
went to Coroner STAIRS house, where she
identified the articles taken from the body
of the drowned man.-StcttbeHCiltc Herald.