Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-16
SMALL TALK.
ror Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PlthIly Told

ID TOR Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Plthily Told
'.ERlENDsHIP Lodge, 1. o. o. F. will give
&tcn.c ~ the Park on the 25th Inst.
STuE Health Officers report for the quar-
"A ending June 30, shows total OF deaths
ii all causes of S06; same quarter last
'fa- rs.
RESIDENTS Of Nineteenth street ius the
N anty of the hinge factory, complain OF
b 0a.l tossing which Is annoying and
Il lgcrouS TO property.
Az eirht-y ear-old daughter Of Mrs.
nrv Daily, OF BenwOOd, fell from tree
"a broke her left wrist Tuesday after
u Dr. II. L. Ford attended her
||WooD Bros. have received the contract
II build twO-stOry frame house, with
y war at the corner of Kentucky and
u nth Front streets, for Jack GlaSScock.
NCApr. 3. b. DOvENER has accepted an
4 rtatiOn 70 deliver an address TO the old
i liiers Of Preston county on August ~,
the occasion of an encampment at King
B o0d.
TUESDAY afternoon, a son of Rev. j. En-
i q, Of BenwOOd NJ. +. Church, had the
beat toe on his right foot badly mashed
heavy piece of iron which fell on IL at
r. Riverside Tube Works.
The Norway Tack Company began ship
4 lg machinery last Thursday, and ten car
rs have been sent out. The last OF the
lchinery viii probably be on the road 10
orristOwn before the Goth.
THE funeral Of James Heslan, Of Nine
seutn street, occurred yesterday morning
o'clock from the Cathedral. The In
ierment was at Mt Calvary cemetery, and
\ special motor was run to the cemetery.
GOVERNOR FLEMING, as Commander in
lief Of the West Virginia National Guard,
as fixed Thursday, September Sd, as the
ne for the encampm0nt, and selected
gypsy Grove, on the Mouongahela River
|ailroad, as the place. This viii be the
rst encampment of the Guard.
FOR the accommodation Of persons who
pay wish 10 attend the rendition Of Queen
Esther at the Moundsville Assembly Hall
l)night and the two following nights, the
5. Is 0. will run a special train leaving
lle camp ground for Wheeling at 10 p. N.
? above dates.
A POSTER received at police headquarters
|Gers reward Of $50 for the apprehension
b Geo w. Cumberland. He is 90 or 90
Tears Of age and pretends TO be preacher,
Although ne has recently been working at
be coke works on the West Virginia Cen
TIal and Pittsburg Railroad. The man is
PAINTED at Dunbar, Pa, for rape.
PRESIDENT JEPsoN oficiated at Police
court Yesterday morning in the absence Of
p.avOr Seabright. James Rider, for
of second Offense, was sent
the hill for sixty day. John DOnell, for
ame offense, got fifteen days. Josephine
50vd. for keeping a house OF ill-fame, got
i.J and costs, and four females and four
bales, got 50 and costs each
TIE work on the terminal facilities at
3enwOOd, where the trasfer work OF the
1ree divisions Of the 3. " .. is 10 be done
IA the future, is progressing rapidly, ana
shen completed much Of the yard WORK
bow done al Bellaire will be done there,
BAD there will be less trouble about cross
1g In the heart Of that city. The lntolera-
DE smoke nuisance TO which part OF the
city subjected every night while freight
Engines are getting up steam, Will DC
a5ated.
Judge Cochran received letter from the
nanagemept of the Wheeling and Lake
Ane road, asking if they can use the I er-
Sinal road on Sunday, August Z, ana Mon
Wy tue 30, 10 lun out excursions 70 De-
f9t. They received answer that Tue del-
l-1al tracks were at their disposal 4 NC
ts1cursi0n trains will prooaoly leave OnaPr
t-le street. Judge Cochran IS on the stdH
o the COmrnander-in-Chie and IS mem
.er Of the National Transportation OOm-
oittee.