Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-11
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithiIy Told.

Pithily Told
Council will meet this evening in regu-
lar session.
ONE deed of trust was left for record at
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
MARY E. DUNLAP has been granted
widows pension of s. per month.
DIMMACK BROS. will shortly commence
the manufacture of white metal in this
city.
THE estate Of Johanna Pfeiffer, deceased,
was committed TO the Sheriff yesterday TO
administer according to law.
The excessively hot weather just now
makes the glassworkers feel better over
the delay in starting the furnaces.
THE last will and testament of VIM. H.
Radcliffe, deceased, was admitted to pro-
bate and ordered to be recorded yester-
day. Sarah Radcliffe is named as execu-
trix.
THE Ohio County Farmers Institute
will meet in the grand stand Of the State
Fair on Thursday, September 10th at
o'clock a. m, it being the fourth day of the
fair.
THE natural gas regulator at the La Belle
pottery became disabled Saturday, and
could not be repaired In time to resume
work yesterday. The plant will go on this
morning.
THE indications at the present writing
are that the low water season is near at
hand, and coal men generally would like to
see the water in the river stay down for a
couple Of months.
THE puddlers at the Benwood Iron
Works will resume work in about two
weeks, at which time it is expected to have
the extenzive improvements in such shape
as to permit the puddlers to go on.
THE Hub Outing club took one OF their
pleasant iaunts up Wheeling creek, on
Sunday, going out 10 the number Of fifteen
in big picnic wagon. They will so out
again Sunday after next.
JACK DAw, who was arrested by Con-
stable Lauchlin on Saturday evening, ON a
charge of drunkenness, was released from
custody by Squire Ankle yesterday, devel-
opments showing that defendant was sick
rather than intoxicated.
THE Young Peoples Temple, on the
camp ground will be finished this week for
camp meeting, which opens Thursday. 1t
will have a seating capacity Of 500. Con-
tractor Riggs, Of Moundsville, is doing the
work.
THE following entries have been made
for the bicycle race at the Butchers picnic
Sarver, Charles Shaub, Oscar Smith, II.
Riheldaffer, r. H. Mahlke and Will Ste
venson. There will be three prizes, two
gold medals and one silver.
DIVISION MARSHAL JOE PURCELL, of the
Labor Day parade, has appointed the fol-
lowing aides: Charles Kaufman and
George Evans, of the Standard mill; VIM.
Lynch and VIM. O'Neill, of the -Etna;
Thos Fox, of the Crescent; Joe Neihouse
and Michael Tighe, of the Top mill.
ELEVEN members of Stephens Post, No.
SO, G. A. R., went Sunday to the residence
of Cred Logest, about three miles back of
Wheeling, 10 muster him in that order.
Mr.. Logest has been paralyzed for some
time and he is almost helpless, so the cere-
mony had TO be performed at his home.
THE Strictly In IT. fishing club is in
camp at Cresaps landing, and is composed
Of the following gentlemen: II. Fettee, c.
Mann, A. Wasmuth, W. Arndt, G. Fette
Captain, H. Fette; chief cook, VIM
Arndt; assistant cook, a. Wasmuth; fish
ermen, G. Mann and G. Fette. They are
catching lots of fish and game and having a
good time.
The bell weld department Of the River
side Tube Works, will be equipped and
ready for operation in about two weeks.
One turn will be run for about a week,
after which the new department will be
run on double turn. This addition to the
Tube Works will greatly enlarge its
capacity, and give employment to an ad-
ditional number of men.
TIE Beethoven Singing Society's picnic
at Seibert's Garden yesterday was COM
plete success in every particular. The
afternoon was spent in dancing, which
continued until late in the evening, many
going out after 6 o'clock and returning on
an extra motor.
A VERY interesting meeting OF the Ep-
worth League Of Bellaire and vicinity was
held last week at Burr's Mills camp
grounds. which was in every way a sue
cess, large crowds being in attendance all
the time Rev. DR.. Fullerton, of this city.
and c. Z. Cornell, of Cleveland, delivered
interesting lectures TO large and enthu-
siastic audiences.
Mss IDA HASKE, Of South Eoff street,
a teacher at the Eighth ward public school,
died at her home yesterday morning after
q lingering illness.
Mrs. joan DIEMoND raised row at her
home last night, and struck her husband
over the head with water pitcher, cutting
him badly. She was arrested by Oficer
Carney and locked up.
TIKI members OF the families Of the boys
connected with the Mark Twain Club will
90 down on the steamer Liberty, to-day, 10
visit the camp. A grand time is expected.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria