Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-28

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly aud
PIthnY Told

tinctly heard, yesterday.
IT has rained twenty out Of the twenty
seven days Of this month.
A BIG lot Of straw berries arrived last
evening on the Ohio River road.
BOYS are again making playground OF
the basis OF the Paxton fountain.
The polls open to-day, in the city at noon
and in the country at one o'clock.
The Central Garden Club will give their
first picnic at the Fair Grounds July 4th.
MATT DAILY was arrested last evening
| BY Onicer Desmond, for disorderly conduct
THE Pittsburg Gold Company yesterday
appointed q. r. Z. Allen It's attorney IN
fact.
SOME very large stone have been de-
livered for the rectory Of St Mathews
Church.
THE Linsly Cadets base bali club play
the Franklin College team ut New Athens,
Ohio, today
The sales Of neglige shirts, russell shoes
and straw hats has been somewhat re-
stricted, this spring.
ELIZABETH GIBSON was yesterday ap-
pointed eXecutriX Of viii OF Jane Gibson,
deceased. Bond, s., 900.
The fraternal order Of Alpha Cappa
Phi held an interesting meeting al thelr
hall on Thursday evening
SEVERAL valuable pieces Of real estate
will DC offered for sale at the Court House
Ot 10 o'clock this morning.
A STATIONARY engine has been set uD IN
the alley adjoining l. .. y. +. hall, Ior use
during the extensive alterations
The Shamrock base ball club 80 10 Beth
any on Decoration Day, wnere they play
the COLLEGE base ball clue two games tnaV
day.
The sneak thief is still getting in his
work Another case of clothes being stolen
from a hotel was reported to the police yes
/ terday.
Mr.. CHARLES SCHMIDT is not candidate
] for DELEGATE TO the County Convention In
Union district. He publicly declines 10 DC
a candidate.
THE Keana Club met a. McLaughlin's
Hall last night. n rOusing meeting was
the result They adjourned to meet next
Friday night
d. NJ. SuAMBLIN, drunk, was arrested by
Oficer Lukens; Pat Duffy, drunk and re-
sistiug av officer, by Kelly Brook Smith,
vag, by IerrilL
THE Cincinnati May Festival party
composed Of quite NUMBER OF Wneellng-
| ties, arrived home yesterday morning on
the keystone State
j. p. A. ENrLER, a well-kaown hotel
man to the travelling public along the b. q
Z o.. has opened the Allegheny House at
Mountain Lake Park.
THE Gundling Stars challenge the Hub
I Juniors % a game on the morning OF May
SOlh, at 9:3O, on Tunnel Green. Answer
I through the REGISTER.
The Knights Of St. George are called to
I meet az their hall on Sunday morning at
I 6:3J The Knights will so to Washington,
/ Pa, on the early train.
Decoration DAY being a legal holiday,
I the banks will all close on Monday, 5Otn
/ inst Paper maturing on that day Will have
/ 70 be provided for to-day.
| Mr.. FRED. HAPPY is not q candidate for
/ delegate 70 the County Convention. HIS
/ name is enormously printed on some OF the
I tickets being circulated IN Union district
| TIE members of Niagara Engine Com
| panv complain about the annoyance OF peO-
/ Die te.eDnOuiug garbage complaints and
\ asking them to attend 10 the matter for
/ them.
The Pink Carriers will play the Nail
I Cities a game Of base ball on Sunday after
/ noon at the Beuwood Junction grounds
| Game called al 2 80. An exciting contest
/ is looked for
| TuERE will be musicale given by the
I grammar pupils of Centre school next
/ Tuesday evening. Refreshments Will be
! served 0y the Kings Daughters at The close
I Of the exercises.
THERE were a number Of local thunder
\ storms Yesterday mOrning-same as usual
! The m0nOtOny was varied i little ABOUT
eleven o'clock, however, by some nau De-
\ ing mixed with the rain.
/ Two drunEs and a disOrderly made up
/ the list i'm Police Court, yesterday morn
\ ing The DRINKS were let of easily, ana
/ Nike Moran, the disOrderly, showed That
/ he was not at fault, and was dismissed.
| A DEED made May &c. 1892, by Louis
| Grote and Henry Stahl, TO Mrs Emma
Stahl. wife of Henry Stahl, for certain
| personal property, in consideration OF SoUO,
| was put on record al Clerk Hooks o1ice,
I yesterday.
ALVIN WUITE, q Countryman, complained
I TO the police that he had been done out
! of four dollars, on the steamer Congo, by
I the three card monte game. The officers
/ made an investigation, but could not IND
the guilty parties.
THE field day exercises to have been
/ given by the Linsly boys at the State Fair
Grounds have been postponed until next
I Tuesday afternoon. The weather and con
I dirjOn of the grounds yesterday would
7 hardly permit creditable exhibition.
THE motor line viii adopt a new time
! table on Wednesday, June lst. The only
/ changes are in the last two motors leaving
I Elm Grove, which will be ten minutes
I later, and the last two leaving Wheeling
which viii be $3.50 and 1880 respectively.
I CONTRACTOR RILEY has about completed
/ q very difficult piece Of work, IL being the
/ laving Of 2S5 feet of sewer for the newRey-
mann residence. He had 10 eXcavate
/ through gravel Of very treacherous na-
ture for the entire distance, but had no ac-
! cident whatever.
/ An open air religious meeting will be
/ held az the old City Cemetery, corner OF
/ Sixteenth and Mccullough street, Sunday
\ evening at quarter to seven o'clock, under
\ the auspices of several members Of Protes-
I tant churches of the city. All are earnest
\ liz invited. and all those attending are re-
/ quested 10 bring their Gospel hymn books.
The Dorcester, New Brunswick, Progress
I of May 2lSt, contains fitting reference 10
/ the sad death, in this city, some two weeks
AGO. of Mrs w. +. Campbell, wife of one Of
/ CITY Engineer HOge'S assistants, which
| has been heretofore referred to in this
paper. The funeral occurred in Dorcester
on the goth inst, and was very largely at
tended. Mr. Campbell viii return to this
city In short time.
Vote for John COrcOran for sheriff.