Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-21
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.


The Wesley M. e. Sunday school will
give picnic at Cresap's grove next Thurs
day.
Two disorderlies were the only..arrests
made by the Police up to two O'Clock this
morning.
THERE will be NO services at the Wesley
NJ. Z. Church or Sunday evenings until
the first Of September.
The Ohio County Teachers Institute
viii convene at West Liberty on Monday,
July %, at 10 O'Clock a. 10.
THE Belmont ''dinkey" Jumped from the
track near Caldwell's Run Sunday and
the cab was badly damaged.
THE Butchers are making great prepa-
rations for their barbecue, picnic and races
which takes place on the 18th Of August,
on the New Fair Grounds.
TIE McCabe Mission Band Of the Wes-
ley NJ. E. Chapel met last night TO make
arrangements for an Orange tea 10 be given
by them about August lSt.
THE picnic and sommernachtsfest Of the
Arion Society will be held at Wheeling
Park to-day. There will be concert all
afternoon, and dancing during the evening.
ED. ANDERSON has gone TO Cattlettsourg,
KY. with A II. Sweeney's bay pacing
mare and Mr.. Bats roam PAGER King Erls-
ter, which he will enter in the races there
this week.
THERE was a meeting Of the Council
Committee on Fire Department last night.
Bills to the extent of $40s were approved,
and the only other matter transacted was
the granting of ten days vacation TO Chief
Healy, commencing on the lst OF August.
n ~ 40 ara
planning now that the stone wall at the
Market street bridge is completed, because
the Board of Public Works IS so slow 10
complete and repair the approach on Mar
ket street to the bridge. Residents on that
side think that the work ought TO nave
been inaugurated and completed long ago.
THE travel over the Wheeling branch OF
the Baltimore & Ohio Sunday was heavy.
There were 260 passengers from Plttsourg
for Wheeling, over 60 for Washington
and rs for Ohio Pyle In addition a large
number of persons travelled the other way,
that is, from Wheeling and intermediate
points to Pittsburg. The receipts amount
ed to a large sum.-PittSburgP Post.
President JONES and Manager Davis,
of the Norway Tack Company, have about
completed the removal Of the company
plant from this city TO Norristown, Pa
MIR. Davis will manage the NorristoWn
plant, and be will remove his family from
this city within few weeks.
AN old gentleman named Dean left his
home in Martins Ferry early Saturday
morning saying that he would return in
the evening. He did not return; Search
ing parties were sent out in all directions,
and after a tiresome hunt all Saturday
night and half of Sunday, ne was found on
the hills back of Bridgeport; he could
not tell how he came to be up there.
IN police court yesterday morning Louis
Kraus was fined s. ard costs, Tobias Z.
Vance, Tom Pyles and VIM. Kemp, for be-
ing drunk, were each fined s. and costs,
and went to the hill in default; James Du-
gan, John Mooney and Al Finney, on tne
same charge, were each fined 50 and costs
Leonard Baer, drunk, s. and costs; Myr-
tie Lynwood, keeping house of ill-fame,
800 aud costs; and sixteen persons caught
in the house, So and costs each; kis Wal,
ton, keeping a house Of ill-fame, $40 and
costs, and four girls and three men, s. and
costs each.