Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-29
SMALL TALh.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithilY Told


PithuV Told
THERE were no arrests made by the po-
lice up TO two o'clock this morning.
CROCK pipe is on the ground for sewer
through Spledel q Behrens addition In the
Eighth ward.
The South Side Turner'S will give a
Saeugerfest at their hall on South jacob
street Friday evening.
TIE Wesley NJ. f. Sunday school gave
an enjoyable picnic at delightful grove
out Caldwelps Run, yesterday.
JOIN b. Down was yesterday appointed
administrator of the estate OF Thomas
Henry Down. Bond 800; d. u. Morgan,
surety
The Brinkmau and Lantry Fishing
Club went out yesterday 10 It's camp up
Wheeling creek, after spending few days
in town.
NINE or ten couples composed Of mem
bers of the Americas CluO, South Sids
organization, went out in Dig picnic
wagon 10 Maultown last night.
A SLAv. whose name could not be learn
ed, was run over on the c., l.. " w. at the
Wheeling Greek mines last night. he Is
supposed to have been a miner.
MEssRs. w. JENs, of the Johnson Com
panv. of Johnson, and Mr.. MCGEE, OF Pitts
burg, are here TO bid on the rails Tor the
street railway company's new tracks
THE Ohio Valley Fishing Club at Wind
sor are in good shape and as HAPPY as
birds in the spring time. Capt @. Atwell,
Committee Z. BlankensoD, 4. Miller.
THIEVES effected an entrance into the
residence of j. w. Simpson, on South
Market street, Wednesday night, and stole
a pocket5oOk containing ABOUT 500 IN cash
TIE bridge at Proctor where the recent
freight accident on the ONO River rail
road occurred, has now been repaired, and
trains ran over the newly prepared struc-
ture for the first time on Wednesday.
The local lodges of h. of 2. are making
arrangements TO attend the biennial session
of the Supreme Lodge and the Encamp-
ment of the Uniform Rank, which Will De
held in Kansas City from August 23d TO
9th.
A CARPENTER in the employe OF WOOD
Bros. whose name could not be ascertain
ed. cut his right leg with a Ratchet while at
work Yesterday afternoon. The wound
was dressed at the Forty-third street phar-
macy.
GEO. L. KENNEDY, a farm hand, living
at Elm Grove, was hunting in the woods
near that place yesterday morning. lie
was leaning on the gun, when it slipped In
such a manner as to fire the gun on. Inc
bullet grazed his cheek and took part OF
his ear away.
The case of Mollie Carr, or Mollie
Backman, as she is sometimes called, came
up before Squire Philips yesterday even
ing. She was charged with stealing Slo
from Adam Glessner. After hearing all
the testimony she was fined 80 an costs,
which she paid.
OWING to the rain and threatening
weather last night, the lantern parade OF
the Wheeling Cylers was postponed until
some future time Quite a number OF
cvclers, over two hundred in all, reported
at the hall al the appointed time, and about
thirty secured lanterns and determined 10
brave the storm. 4 strong gust Of wind
carried the lanterns away, however, be-
fore they mad gone TWO blocks from the
hall.
Mr.. GEORGE CARL, the owner Of the
house which was occupied by Hildebrand.
stated yesterday that he gave her notice
10 vacate several times. He claims that
an effort was made 70 eject her forcioly
from the house, but that she attempted 10
GET away with her household goods at
night to evade the payment Of Sl5 rent.
Mr. Carl stated that ne got word OF IL, and
had one wagon load Of goods attached By a
Justice. while on its way TO Bridgeport.
II Police Court, yesterday morning,
John Courrell. for drunkenness, got 81 and
costs. and Annie Sloane, for getting
tanked. got fifteen days IN default OF s. aud
costs. Terman White, for sleeping on a