Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters OF interest Briefly and
Pithfy Told.

Minor Matters OF interest," brAcny ANU
Pithny Told.
THE Council Committee on Accounts
is called for Monday.
JOHN EIsENBERG was arrested by
officer Lukens, last night, for drunken
ness.
ELLA MILER's house Of i'll fame was
raided last evening, and nine arrests
made.
Mr.. J. LASTRY, of the Eighth ward,
was yesterday sworn in as a Deputy
Sheriff.
THE Schmulbach Stars would like to
hear from the Hubs for a game next
Saturday.
ST. JoHN's CHURCH, of the South
Side, is arranging for a grand picnic at
the Park next Wednesday.
A TRAIN OF twenty-five cars Of dress
ed beef, from Chicago, passed over the
B. & o. yesterday for P%ittsburg.
THE Alumni banquet of the First
ward or Washington school will be
held at the Park mex Friday evening.
THE Knights of St. John, of Ben
wood, will hold a meeting this morning
at their hall TO organize a uniform rank.
JAMES BLACK and Mary Jane VIII
Iiams were arrested by officer Trisch-
Ter yesterday for being ia Ann Woos-
ter's house of i'll fame.
MEDIA ELDRDGE's house OF i'll fame,
colored, was raided last night by Othcers
Daum, Carney, Buch, aud Rohrl, and
the landlady, three girls and four men
were captured.
THE Premier Cyclers' club will leave
| this morning at 5 o'clock for a ride to
GAINESVILLE and return. Twenty-Five
will 20 and the GAINESVILLE boys have
prepared them a banquet. .
THE Only Five Club, composed o.
Andrew Bishop, Harry Myers, VIM.
Foose, Wm. Emmert and Prof. A. u.
Keys, will leave on a fishing trip to
Buffalo Creek on Saturday next.
The central picture in O'Neill's street
case has been replaced by a photograph
of one of Wheeling's most attractive
young ladies. The photograph is one
of the most artistic ever made by Mr..
NJ, II. Sykes.
HOWARD JACKSON, colored, living on
Eoff street, below Seventeenth, beat his
wife, last evening. He vas posted In a
room with a Climb, when Lieut.. Gaus
and Officer Boch went In, but he weak
ened and was locked up.
THE Benwood Blues have accepted
the challenge Of the South Side KEN
pies and will play them for any purse
on Sunday, June 25th. VIII meet them
or their representative at Kemple's sa-
loon Monday or Tuesday.
THE following arrests were made late
last night: John Sutton and Frank
Kasley, d~isorderly; Kitty Lee, six girls
and three men, by Officers Scalley, Car
ney and Lukens; John Sutton, break
ing windows at Fanny Preston's house.
THE happy Six fishing club Of the
East End, will go down to Sugar Grove
week after next. 1t is composed or the
following well-known gentlemen: Henry
Kepner, John Balzer, Harry Jones,
Jacob Dick, Conrad Snopp and VIM.
Auth.
ONE Of the big attractions at the
Mark Twain Picnic, on the goth, will
be a pacing race between horses owned
by Frank Mathews and Thos. Howley,
for a purse of $500. Both nsgs are
good ones. and the race will be sin
dead earnest"
C. C. SMITH, OF Massillon, o., Cor
responding Secretary of the Board Of
Negro Education and Evangelization,
will lecture both morning and evening
at the Christian Church at Bellaire. A
cordial Invitation is extended to the
public to attend.
JUDGE PAUL. yesterday made a vaca-
ton order in the case Of Rachael A.
Russell v. Eli w. Russell, a rule being
issued against Rachel A. Russell, citing
her to appear June oath, to show cause
why she should not be proceeded
against for d~isobeyance of the order OF
June I'd.