Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-06
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PlthilY Told

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Plthilv Told
THERE will be big Police Court, this
morning.
The Council Committee on Railroads is
called to meet this evening.
The repairs to the Fulton bridge will
commence week from to-day.
THE earth is the greatest distance from
the sun on the morning OF July 9th.
THE Board OF County Commissioners
will meet this morning IN regular session.
There will be a meeting of the Ladies'
Hospital Committee Tuesday evening at
$50 at the hospital
a WHITE dog belonging to Mr.. Tcasdale
was reported 10 the police as missing, yes
terday. a reward of five dollars Is offered.
The regular meeting of the Women's
Union Benevolent Society will be held at
the y. NJ. =. \. building at 80 this even.
ing.
AFoUR-YEAR-OLD child belonging to Ralph
Roth. of the Eighth ward, strayed away,
Yesterday afternoon. and was not found Tor
some hours.
ACCORDING to the opinion of shoe men
and hotel keepers, there are more snoe
drummers on the road this year than
ever before.
]. c.. EVANS was arrested at an early
hour yesterday morning by Othcer Irisch-
Ter for breaking in a door Of Ann kelm's
house of ill-fame
In the report of the County Convention
in the SUNDAY REGISTER the decllnauon OF
Mr.. Patrick Kennedy in favor OF Mr.. j. Is.
Wilson was inadvertently omitted.
Miss BERTHA HAFER of 1923 Main street
celebrated her nineteenth birthday Satur-
day. A large number of friends were pres
emf and the evening was spentln pleasant
manner.
AN unknown young man fell in nj on
Sixteenth street, yesterday morning, cut
ting his head. He was removed to his
home in the East End in the patrol wagon,
by Officer Carney.
WORD was received here yesterday Of
the death at Omaha Of Joseph Hess, son OF
Christian Hess, and rOther OF Adam ana
Clement Hess Of this city. The age OF the
deceased was 80 years.
REPUBLICAN suggestion meetings will be
held throughout the city this evening, 70
suggest names for district officers and dele
rates to the County Convention, the names
10 be voted upon next Saturday at the prl-
maries.
OFFICER MYERS found an aged Swiss
lady. whe had just came in from Pittsourg,
wandering around the upper part OF the
cifv Yesterday. The officer took her TO DIR.
I1lrich. who assisted in locating her
friends.
OFFICER O'BRIEN overhauled young
man named Allie Clark, before daylight
Yesterday morning, and found be had six
towels, a razor and two memoranda books
Ii is said the towels were stolen from DO
lan's saloon.
JAMES HOLLAND, a carpenter, complaine
IN the police Yesterday that he had lost a
bandsaw and a square. While looking for
them he was accosted by young man VINO
said he could recover the stuff If paid a
reasonable sum. Holland gave MIN %
cents. When the fellow demanded more
Holland kicked and asked for MS money
back again, when the young man ran on
with the cash. ,r,,..,;...
Sweitzerverein was opened at Turner
Hall. last evening, by musical programme
and a short play: "Hierauf mach. Wheel
ing There were present, AND taking
mart in the exercises. the Op5fa House
orchestra. the Schweitzer Mhnnerchor
Helvetia OF Allegheny City. andth Wheel
inc Turnverlen, and the programme
throughout was rendered in manner very
satisfactory 70 the large aud.fnce- Today
there will be picnic at the Fair Grounds,
and the Allegheny Verein (fil leave Ter
home tonight -
TIE following young tdieS AZ tDs
Mount received the white batge on Ascen-
sion Thursday: Misses Bl9bche Moran,
Anita stephens, Eta TbaItr, Belle van
KirS. Mary Kirk and Mary Dorsey. Those
who received the blue badge were Misses
Nav Brown. Fannie Cdnba, virginia
Doian, Anita Romero and Theresa Brace