Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-07
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
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DENocRArs. turn out at the primaries
this afternoon.
THE Norway maple is as far advanced II
leaf as the Buckeye trees.
PAYMENTS are being laid along Thirty
seventh street, between Jacob and Eon.
THERE will be grand ice cream opening
az FlotO's, on Sixteenth street, this even
ing
TnERE will be another Grand Sacred
Concert at the Park, at ESQ o'clock TO-
morrow.
Is Police Court yesterday morning Ham
iltOn Forrest for an assault was hned =
and costs.
1T is rumored that Madame Rolla will
sing in the choir at ST. Matthew's Eplsco
pal Church tomorrow.
TuE Council Committee on Police was tC
have met in regular session, last evening
but failed 70 get quorum.
AMAN giving the name Of James Smith
was arrested by Lieutenant Gaus, on MAN
street, last, night, for accOsting ladies'
The Daughters and Sons Of America
necktie social will be held in Lutz's Hall
this evening. After the social supper
will be served by the ladies.
FARMERS have done a large amount Of
blowing, and from all parts comes the WORD
that the largest acreage OF corn IN any sea
son will be planted this year.
ELSIE GlsAY and Bates Barrett were ar
rested yesterday for breaking into ana
rOb0ng a saloon. Their hearing Will take
place probably some time to-day
HENRY ANDREWS and his son Anil,
Alon-zo Rapier and Frank Snodgrass, VINO
We're hurt in the accident at the Riverside
mill Thursday night are all on the road 70
recovery.
Nh. JOIN CONIFF was called to his form
err home, at Martinsburg, Friday even
ing. bv the serious illness of his SIS
ter. Last evening the sad news was re-
ceived that Miss COniff was dead.
j. McAdams, the well-knowu painter, met
with quite a painful accident yesterday al
ternoon while putting glass in the windows
of a house on the South Side. His injuries
were attended 70 at Menkemeller's phar-
macy.
Noah KArz, a laborer on the Pan Han
die road. met with painful accident yes
terday morning while unloading a car
One Of the heavy pieces OF timber tell on
his right hand, crushing it badly. DR.. Vi
rich was summoned.
The Grand Council Of the Ancient Order
Of HibernianS will convene in Wheeling on
the morning of June 18th. The session
will be an important one and will be at
tended by a complete body OF delegates
from over the State.
Cvrene and Wheeling Communicates
Knights Templar have completed their ar
raugements TO attend the annual State con-
clave, which meets at Huntington next
Tuesday. They will leave here on spec
ial train on the Ohio River railway.
The Wheeling Cycles will make run to
Mt Pleasant. Ohio, on Sunday, returning
bv the wav of HarriSville, COlerain and
Bridgeport, leaving the Club room,
Cyclers Hall, st 5 80 a. IN. All riders IN
vited. Dinner will be taken at Harrisville,
Ohio.
TuE Iinsly students will give Field Day
exercises on Friday, May 9th, on the State
Fair Grounds. The programme will be
made up OF contests in jumping, running,
wrestling, high kicking, putting the shot,
throwing the hammer, bicycling ana other
sports.
JUDGE Ia. II. COCHRAN arrived home yes
terday morning from Cincinnati, where he
attended the session OF the Loyal Legion.
The Judge made an appropriate and elo-
quent speech at the banquet, he being in
cluded 10 a list of such orators as Bishop
Vincent, x-President Hayes, General
Cox, and others.
AN innovation is announced in connection
with Little Lord Fauntleroy Co s engage
meut. liz is known as the "Orange tea. "
At the close Of matinee performance this
afternoon, the youRg folks present will be
invited 20 the stage, where reception will
be rendered them by the child actress,
Mabel Walsh.
Nelson Hare, living across the hill near
the foot of Eleventh street, met with pc
culiar accident on Thursday night. He
was standing on the porch OF his house
with a heavy penknife in his hand. He
had lust sharpened it, and the large blade
was open. IL slipped from his hand and
fell on his right foot, the blade sinking
through his shoe and penetrating the flesh.
Medical aid was summoned and isinluries
dressed
A rwrLvE-YrAR son of Rabbi 4. Neeo-
mark and a son of Simon Dugo got into a
fight early last evening on South Belmont
street. Bellaire. The Rabbi parted them
but this so offended the Duga boy that he
picked I'D a brick and struck the Rabbi on
the head, and ne fell TO the pavement I'M
conscious. II was some little time before
he recovered and his temple was found to
be badly cut. Ors. Piersol and Mccullough
were called and the wound was dressed.
TuE Bellaire Independent says: They
had an interesting race on the Island We'd
uesday afternoon between a Bridgeport
horse and one from Wheeling. The Wheel
ing sport thought he had cinch ana gave
the Bridgeporter the first heat In the
second heat the Wheeling horse went after
10, but the Bridgeport steed was quite as
swift, and beat him out in a jog. This hard
drive, however, pumped him out, and the