Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-12
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ana
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.
THE Big Four Fishing Club OF the South
Side is camping below Moundsvllle.
THERE were only two disorderlies on the
blotter at Police Headquarters, up TO
| one o'clock this morning.
TICKETS for Miss Eva Seely's concert
will be on sale at F. w. Banner a. Co.'s,
this (Tuesday) morning at O'Clock.
tn. Board of County Commissioners
were out to the County Infrmary yester-
day TO make the annual inspection OF the
premises.
THE stage Of water is now so low that
none of the big packets can run. They are
all laid up at Cincinnati and Plttsourg,
awaiting a rise.
INA short time the G.. & p. Railroad
Company will spend 81, 500 in enlarging the
culvert under it's tracks at Bennett street,
in Bridgeport.
PROF. F.. H. CRAGo will deliver lecture
TO the Epworth League of the Wesley M.
E. Church tomorrow evening Suplect,
preparation for Life Work"
OFFICER MORAN arrested James WEIGH
and Luke Flanagan early this morning
for fighting in the alley lust on Marker
street near the Wheeling Bakery.
THE statement in Sundays issue that
George Bruner was arrested for fighting,
had no reference to either George Bruner,
Sr. or George Bruner, Jr., OF this city.
On account Of the refusal OF several
Eighth ward BARRIERS to sign the early clos
ing agreement, the tonsorial artists IN that
section of the city will keep open as usual.
AT the mission prayer meeting today at
the Presbyterian Mission school on
Eighteenth street, above Jacob street, G. Z.
Leatherby will deliver an illustrated lee
ture, subject, "a Life on the Ocean, in
GLIDING "Shipwreck at Sea-"
BESSIE. a bright thirteen ear-old daugh.
ter of Mr. David Hahne, of Thirty-thlrd
street. died Sunday morning, after a brief
illness He also lost a child about a year
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Hahne have the sym
pathy of the entire community in their sad
affliction.
VIII. KELLY and William Gansler, a
committee of the Connellsville coke strik-
ers, arrived in this city yesterday morn
ing and are soliciting aid for the needy
among the miners. Last week they were
very successful in soliciting aid in the
small towns along the Ohio river and Sc
cured Sl35.
A DEED made April Is, 1891, by VIM.
. | Hdmmerlc anu Wllc W MISS D. ALI
derson, for the one hundred and twenty
first part of 103 acres of land lying partly
in Brooke and partly in Ohio counties, be-
ing part of the Thomas Anderson farm
consideration S175, was left for record in
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
In Police Court yesterday morning Thos.
WEIGH, for disorderly conduct, got $40 and
costs, George Engle and George Brannon,
for the same offense, got IS and costs each,
Frank Coyle was sent up for six months
for being drunk and creating general dis
turbance, William Mortified and William
Savegoet. for fighting, got s. and costs
each in default of which they went to jail.
Mr.. JOHN LLOYD, possessing one of the
most beautiful tenor voices ever heard in
this country, has just been engaged by the
management of the Boston Symphony Or
chestral Club for the tour of the coming
season, which will hereafter have two
great singers instead Of only one as here
tofore associated with the orchestral COM
pany. Miss Laura Burnham, the prima
donna, with beautiful high soprano voice
and marvellous execution, is the latest ad-
dition made to this company. There is a
strong probability of this company, with
eight great artists appearing in this city
during the coming season.