Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-07
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told

Pithily Told
OFFIcER,G Aus run in a drunk about mid
night last night.
Tue receipts Of the police department
during May were Sl.l02.15.
A NATURAL gas main has been laid
through the old base ball park.
Two deeds of trust We're left for record
~ Clerk Hook 5 Office, yesterday.
The Council Committee on City Prison,
is called to meet Monday evening.
TuEEE were no cases at Yesterday even
Jugs session of the Police Court.
THERE will be another great rush TO the
Park, to-day, if the weather is favorable
FRANK SWIFT has commenced a new res
idence, in the old base ball park, on South
Broadway.
PRANK SMITH raised row in East
Wheeling, last night, and was arrested
by Officer Scally.
OUR matchless climate is holding its
able, Just the same
THERE will be no services at st. Luke's
p L. Church, Island, to-day, on account
of the absence of the pastor.
WILLIAM BOWMAN was disorderly at the
picnic on the Fair Grounds, yesterday, and
was arrested by Officer Conrad
THE colored Baptist church will not hold
their camp-meeting on the Island to-day on
account of the unfavorable weather
REPAIRS to the broken city water main
leading from the pumping station to the
reservoir will be completed to morrow.
Work on the stone bridge was hustled
at a lively rate, yesterday. About thirty
blocks of stone were laid in the north abut-
ment.
MARY f. CASTER yesterday qualified as
administrative of the estate of y. Il. Cas-
| ter, deceased; bond 500; J. A. Howard,
surety.
CHFP or PoLICE DELBRUGGE is back
after little trip out the Is. * o. in which
| business aud recreation were pleasantly
combined.
MEssRs. ID =. Dobbins and j. S Naylor
qualified before Clerk j. w. Mitchell, of
the Circuit Court, yesterday, as jury COM
missioners.
CAPT. JoHN HoRN, engineer. and Ed
! PIERCING, conductor, on the Panhandle
viii remove to Wheeling from Pittsburg in
a few days.
BAIRD Bros yesterday commenced the
work of driving piling between the west
channel span and shore span of the new
Island bridge.
THE picnic Of the Riverside tube workers
M the Fair Grounds was well attended yes
terday. and notwithstanding the rain, all
present enjoyed themselves.
THERE were three cases in Police Court
Yesterday morning. j. Wilhelm, for sell
ing liquor on Sunday, was fined so and
costs Tho others were drunk.
AcCospING to Prophet Fosters predic-
ton. the storm period began Yesterday and
will continue for sew raj mouths, followed
bv an early fail and the coolest winter
since 1853.
MRs. NJ. f. CASTOR, the wife of the late
\. T. Castor. will continue the business OF
stencil aud steel work AT 1881 Market
street, where work will be turned out
promptly rs heretofore.
TEE Arion Singing Society have char
tered the steamer Liberty for an eXCur-
sion down the river on next Sunday. MeiS-
tcr's orchestra has been engaged and will
furnish music for the occasion
YorNG men are invited TO the Young
Mems meetings at the Y. NJ. Z. 4. build
ing Rev De- Fullerton, pastor of the
Island NJ. r. Church, will address the
meeting at / o'clock This afternoon.
Nix. PATRICHT, of the St. Charles Hotel,
cCmplainsd NJ police headquarters yester-
day. that Samuel Samuels and NJ. +. Sam
uelS, who bad been stopping at his hotel
had skipped without paying their board.
In is understood that the Mark Twain
Rod ana Gun Club is negotiating with the
owners of the MayilOWer, the Pittsburg
excursion boat, 10 secure il for an eXcur
sion to be given at some date in the near
future.
Miss OLA MOORE, the child who was
killed by an electric motor Thursday
night, will be buried today at Behler Sta
ton. W Va. Rev. j. a. Hopkins, of TIE
Disciple Church, will olhciate at the fune-
raj services.
MAYOR ScoTr, of Steubenville, tele-
graphed to police headquarters, yesterday,
20 cat, h colOred man on "Pewikyn
train. who had stolen two watches and 50.
Officer LukenS met the train, but the thief
was not there.
The Red Letter Toba co Company are
Offering some very handsome premiums 10
the purchasers of their smoking aud chew
ing tobacco. The tickets heretofore given
OUT by this company will participate in
these premiums.
4 MAN who carried a brass band around
or his back furnished amusement for the
people on the South Side yesterday. HIS
equipment consisted of q bass and tenor
drums. cymbalS aud an ACCORDION, and all
bis limos were brought into requisition in
playing the instruments.
THE Wheeling Title and Trust Company
are rapidly getting into shape toward be-
ginning a general banking business. a
meeting will soon be held TO elect officers
and make final arrangements fer the open
81 a,. N no
for business about the middle of next
mouth.
WHEELING Lodge No. of the Free
MaSonS held meeting for the election Of
officers Thursday night. C. Il. Tracy was
elected W. M; j Mansberger, $. W, and
[ Isenberg, J. W. The remaining officers
vii. be appointed at the next meeting. The
Installation will take place on June %, st.
Johns Day.
Grand Exhibition.