Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-22
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Br,aav oD5
Pithily Told.

"a interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.
"a Al h.,t toe packets are doing big passen.
The new building at the Revmarr b,0,r
cry Is almost completed. - CIV
Two new ten-wheel locomotives ara N ha
put on the Z. q p. road this week.
The South Side Turner's will oiva a Mo.
Me at Archioalds Grove Tomorrow ni9ht
The Rosette Social gives a dance to-roor-
ton. hail. Id Ful-
The Secret Social will give q ,r;ro+,
mop at Schenck's Hall, THURSDAY. An.
gust IL. '''' 1Au-
The Sunday school of the Third Presby-
morrow. - ''AA0 W
9, The Ferndale fishing club Of the South
T S,,l, nave Just returned from their camp up
wheeling creek.
The South Side Turner'S will give a
picnic at Arcaibalds grove, in the Eighth
ward, tomorrow.
AUG. kUsT'S new dwelling on ChaplIne
street ABOVE Twenty-seventh is rapidly ap-
preaching completion.
The Viola fishing club have returned
nome. Tney were encamped abous ten
miles up Wheeling creek.
FRANK H. KMsoN, aged 90. and Mary
Quell, aged p, were granted marriage
license yesterday by Clerk Hook.
TIE Courier had big trip up yesterday.
she uld not reach the wharf until noon
Among other freight on the manifest were
1000 buckets of blackberries.
DIR. ANTON p. Hess, the veterinary sur
geOn, has opened an Office at Nos. 1886 and
l1SS Market street, and is prepared to give
careful service to ali patrons.
OWING to misunderstanding among the
members of the Fireworks Committee
there were no pyrotechnics at the Arion
festival at the Park last night.
THE outlook in nail circles is not as
bright as might be, and nail mill stocks are
dropping lower than for year or two
past.
The chemical engine was just sixty sec
onds from the first tapof the City Hall bell
last night until it passed the REGISTER Of
fee. That's hustling 10 a fire in great
shape.
THE Island Tennis Club chartered the
naptha yacht Marguerite" for last even
ing, and went up the river on pleasure
ride. The party was made up Of about ten
couples.
j. A. HOLIDAY & SoN have placed about
all the machinery in their new planning
on Thirty-hrst street. They expect 10 be
working in every department by the mid
die Of August.
NOTICE was received at police head
quarters yesterday that Samuel. ROesch,
aged 2l, had escaped from the Penusyl-
vania Industrial Reformatory at Hunting
don, Pa. Areward of SIS is offered.
IL Police Court yesterday morning Will
liam NJ. Cox for intOxication was fined 81
and costs. John Kleris and William Mas
sock, charged with disorderly, were also
iued. Massock got s. and costs and Kleris
81 and costs.
The Y. p. S. c. E. of the Disciples
church Will send six delegates to the State
Convention, 70 be held at FairmOnt, w. Va,
July q, 2S and 20, Misses Lucy and Edith
Pratt, Bessie Echels, Jessie Hood, Lydia
Moore, w. H. Colvog.
WILLIE BURKE, son of Barnard Burke,
Of Fifth street, who was kicked by d
horse in the head, Sunday morning, died
Monday afternoon from his injuries. The
little fellow never regained consciousness
after he was hurt. He was but five years
old
A concert will be given by the Crescent
Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club, assisted
| bv William B. Day and w. II. Sweeney
under the auspices of tue Excelsior Mission
Band at the Elm Grove Stone Church, to-
morrow evening, commencing at $50
O'Clock. Refreshments will be served after
/ the concert.
A RUNAWAY occurred yesterday morning
I on Sixteenth street. Chas. Williams and
/ Michael Sullivan were driving along Six
| teenth street in a dog cart near GOetze's
| drug store, when the wheels caught IN the
motor tracks, tipping the cart over and
throwing both men out. The horse ran
/ down Sixteenth street and was finally
/ stopped at Kraft's blacksmith shop.
TIE Hungarians employed in the Short
/ Greek Valley coal mines make big wages
and save the most Of the money, sending 1t
/ 10 Pittsburg where it is kept for them. 1t
/ is said that as soon as man gets one or
/ two thousand dollars he returns to Hun
gary, where he will be in oppulent circum-
| stances. Before the settlement OF the
strike the Huns would work seventeen
/ hours day, but now they can work but
| nine and half. The pay roll of the Val
lev mines is now 81, 800 a day.