Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-24
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithilY Told.


Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithnV Told.
THE First NJ. H. church, of Bridge
port, will erect q fine new edifce.
The June rains and heavy winds
have been fattening some Of the wheat
fields.
THE Belmont County Teachers In
stitute will be held at st. Clairsville
July % TO August 10.
CHIEF MCNICHoLL has given orders
that hereafter no horn blowing will be
allowed In the streets.
PRINCIPAL STEVENSON. OF the Madi-
son school is in favor Of out-of-door
graduations for the public schools.
THERE will be grand concert at the
Riverside saloon and summer garden,
AND now Just when lemons arc III
good demand and render good service
10 sweltering humanity, the price goes
up.
THE substitute fire engine TO be used
by the city while the Atlantic engine Is
being repaired, came by boat yesterday
morning from Cincinnati.
THE Silver Wade Castle, Knights Of
the Mystic Chain, will confer grand
burlesoue degree at Westwood Hall,
Saturday evening, June 25th.
A rwo-YEAR-oLD child of James II.
Uumes, on the Island, died yesterday
morning after brief illness. The
funeral will occur this afternoon at
three O'Clock.
WORK has been commenced to lay the
six telephone cables across the Main
street stone bridge. An immense ex-
cayation has been made. There are
six of the cables.
II Police Court yesterday morning
there were only two cases. Thomas
Burke, Cor disorderly conduct, got 81
and costs. Joseph Howard, FOR drunk
enness, got 81 and costs.
Hon. A. D. GARDEN received very
pretty Cleveland badge from Buffalo,
n. Y, friend. 1t is a celluIoid portrait
of Cleveland attached to red, white
and blue silk ribbon.
GEORGE GRANT, hack driver for
Charley Otterson, was struck with
beer bottle last night about half past
eight o'clock, on Nineteenth street, oy
some unknown party. He was knocked
off the hack and badly cut.
A rEN-YEAR-oLD son OF William Bart
| lett. of the South Side, met with pain
ful accident yesterday morning. The
boy, while sliding down the stair oanis-
tiers, fell a distance OF about ten feet.
DR.. Brannen was summoned. The boy
was unconscious for about fifteen min
utes. but DO serious injury was sus-
tanned.
Tue Christian Endeayor Society oil
the First Presbyterian Church VIII give
a social entertainment In the lecture
room this evening, and an enjoyable
time is anticipated. The members oil
the congregation and their friends vii
have an opportunity OF meeting each
other and exchanging kindly greetings
No entrance fee.
Albert RICE, Of the firm OF S. NJ
Rice & Co., met with a bad accident
Yesterday. He fell through a hatch
way in Meder's cigar store, distance
/ Of about fifteen feet. He was carried
in an unconscious condition to TIL
Office of DR.. Jepson, where be was re
suseitated. II is feared that be has re
ceiyed internal injuries.
THE father Of James Oliver Wey, o
Martins Ferry. advertises for informa
ton concerning the body OF his nine
year-old boy who was drowned at tina
place Wednesday afternoon. Mr. we;
is not able to pay for systematic searcl
for mis- son, and for that reason IT woui'
be an act of charity for persons engage
in river traffic TO keep look out 10
the body.
The Grand Castle of :he knights Q
the Golden Eagle OF West Virginia ne
closed It's session. officers were elect
ed as follows: H. a. McNasb, P. G. c.
w. P. Collins, G. c.; S. L. Farley. G
Charleston. G.. v. c.; C. 4. Cole. OF HuI
tinQton. G. H. P; S. n. Hirst, G. N
r: ]. T. MCGEE, g. x. E.; w. E. RAJ
of Mouudsville, G. s. a. I'D. T. Toomel
First Guard; Geo. Mckinley saNo-
1 Guard: J. w. Moo
tive tor-h