Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-21
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
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THERE was no Police Court last even
ing.
THE Kenna Club will meet Monday
evening.
DUKES RILEY was arrested by Officer
Creighton, last night, for disorder.
The entries for the races at the
Washington, Pa, Fair will close Tues
day next.
THE Buckeye and Nelson glass fac
tories in Martins Ferry will resume
operations shortly.
THE crowds Of people on Market
street last evening, almost blockrded
that thoroughiare at $50 o'clock last
night.
Martin and James Hullien, accompa-
MED Oy their friend, P Kelley, are Wis
iting the formers mother, on North
Main street.
THE metal tops for the new gas
lamps on the steel bridge over the river
have been put up. The lamps are
twenty-foUr IN number.
HENRY FENDr has resigned his posi-
ton as floor manager az the Northwood.
Tommy Duggan will take the position
when the plant resumes at Ewood, Pa.
THE will OF John p. Glass was ad-
mitted to probate yesterday and ordered
to be recorded. Margaret Mather Glass
qualified as executor. Bond, $500; Il.
Quarter, surety.
THE attention OF the members Of Di
vision No. l of the A. o. n. is called TO
the notice in another column Of a special
meeting, to be held at their hall this
,afternoon at o'clock.
A GIRL who came up on the low-water
steamer Hatcher, yesterday, complained
az police headquarters yesterday that a
basket containing chickens and butter
had been stolen from her.
THE Kenna Club will meet at Young
Mems Democratic Club room Monday,
August 92nd. All members and those
contemplating Joining are requested TO
be present, as important business is to
be transacted.
PRoF. CHARLES A. BRILLIs, gradu-
ate OF the class OF 90, Wooster College,
has been engaged for the ensuing year
at the Linsly Institute. He will be in
structor in the intermediate Depart
ment OF the institution.
THERE were but two cases in Police
Court yesterday morning, they being
William and Martin Kemp, charged by
Alonzo Rust with aSSaulting him. The
complainant failed to appear, and the
cases were dismissed at his costs.
THE Union cornet band, Of Bridge
port, was over last night, making
known their excursion to Myers Lake
next Sunday. They serenaded the
REGISTER Office about 1890 o'clock,
making some excellent music and at
tracing a big crowd OF people.
FRANK RosE, the Bellaire italian,
who was struck on the head by Jesse
Crogan, several days ago, was taken to
the Wheeling Hospital yesterday. He
is improving slowly, and his injuries
are not considered dangerous, but he
was taken TO the hospital for better
nursing.
THE Central Garden Club will break
camp on Monday next. They have been
az Wilson station, up the river, for the
past eight weeks, and have had good
time. Tomorrow they will entertain
about fifteen couples, who will so up In
a four-horss wagon, as the final affair OF
the season.
THE Bridgeport Smelling Co. is
new concern in Bridgeport, Ohio. The
new establishment is under the manage
ment Of F. w. Thayer OF Chicago and
they are occupying the old clock works.
1t bids fair 10 be successful enter
prise. All the mills and workshops in
this vicinity would patronize them.
FRANK MELSICK, who lives below the
city line, on the extension OF Jacob
street, complained at police headQuar-
ters, last evening, that silver watch
had been stolen from him week ago
to-day. The watch was taken from his
vest pocket while the garment was
hanging up in the yard, where Melsick
was washing himself.
THERE is new summer resort In
Richland District called Cat Run"
AT present there are a number Of gen.
tlemen encamped there, enjoying them
selves admirably. Among them We no.
tlced w. c. Criss, J. w. Nichols, Nor
gan McColloch, John McCOllocb, DR..
Bates, winner for County Commission
er) ]. l.. Bedilion, f. Riggs, NJ. Mad
den, Louis Jordan, VIM. NJ. Hutchinson,
r. 5. Kincheloe and J. S. Woods.