Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-01
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.
THREE deeds of trust were left for record
at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
JOHN STEVENSON was arrested by Of1cer
Watson last night for being disorderly.
THE police have been Instructed to stop
fast driving on the Market street bridge.
THE traveller on the bridge false work
was moved out on the channel span, yes
terday.
THE Board of Commissioners Commit
tee on Finance met yesterday afternoon
and made an examination Of the delinquent
tax list.
MIR. DAVIS, the liveryman, has given up
the patrol wagon contract, and this vehicle
will hereafter he located at the Atlantic
engine house.
THE case of Martin Kraft was to have
come up before Justice Davis yesterday,
but at the request of counsel the matter
was adjourned over until Monday.
THE Nelly BLY, Fishing Club ana the
Waddell Fishing. Club, each composed OF
popular glassworkers from Hobbs 1ac-
tory, have returned from their respective
encampments below Moundsville.
TIE contractors have commenced to tear
out the main stairway in the Public Build
ing, for the purpose Of making the repairs
authorized by the city and county. Inc
work will cost about 81, 900, which is borne
jointly.
The certificate of j. P. Trussell, John
Zoeckler, and H. X. Hess, the Commls-
sioners who conducted the election by
which the people of Fulton elected to be-
comes an incorporated town, was left Tor
record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday:
SAILIE MOONEY was arrested by O1hcer
Wilkie Yesterday afternoon for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct, at Fishers
saloon. She was hauled up in the patrol
wagon, weeping big, salty tears as she
went. She was locked up in cell NO: l.
The current issue OF the Quest has us
column rules turned out OF regard LOT lts
late editor. Francis Asbury Taylor, whose
death was announced in the REGISTER last
Sunday. A long sketch of the lie OF the
deceased was accompanies by portrait:
Mr.. w. L. LINTON, OF Elm Grove, writes
the REGISTER, taking exception TO the re-
port that the people in the buggy which
was the indirect cause Of the accident at
Elm Grove, last Saturday night, were In
toxicated. He says the occupants OF tue
vehicle were perfectly sober, and anything
to the contrary is false.
The CITY Bank of Wheeling has gotten
out a neat little pamphlet for free distrlou-
ton. entitled "Hints on Banking Business
for Ladies'" ANY lady will gain valuable
business knowledge by reading H. Inc ~
information was compiled by Charles W.
Walker, and printed by the West virginia
Printing Company, 1925 and 1927 Market
street.
Mr.. EPHRAIM DIMMAcK. OF the East bnu
brother of Alfred Dimmack, OF the South
Side. died at his home Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Dmmack came from England direct
to this city, only nine years ago. Inc run
eral will take place this afternoon. Mrs.
Samuel Lowry. of Washington, Pa;
daughter Of Mr. Dimmack is here TO attend
the funeral.
THE Cant Tell Fishing Club" who
have been up the Ohio river on Shannon's
Lane for about six weeks, have broken
camp and returned home. The boys al
had good time, considering the unusually
bad weather for fishing. They intend 10
get even, however. by taking in the Grand
Army excursion TO Detroit The party
was captained by John j. Hawley. ana
Chas. Seymour, Mike Barrett, Charley
Moore and John Sullivan will compose the
party going to Detroit.