Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-10
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PIthily Told.


Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.
In Police Court yesterday morning,
Mr.. Heston was fined 81 and costs Tor
indecency.
THE Shamrock base ball club is ar
ranging FOR game with the Waynes-
burg, Pa, club.
JAMES CoNDELY was arrested by
Officer Scally, yesterday, for peddllng
rings without u license.
No work has been done this week at
laying the water main from the new
water works into the city.
FIJI. BARNETT, the East Wheeling
grocer, has moved his store to new To-
cation on Sixteenth street.
A FINE iron railing is being prepared
at the shop of the w. & E. q. railroad
10 enclose the fountain at the park.
THE WIN. T. Weir club will chal-
lepge any boys under seventeen years
Of age. Answer through the REGISTER
Is. f. CALDWELL & Co., yesterday
instituted a suit in chancerY against
Scoield & Sartore, to compel the sale
of the Musee Theatre.
THE Council Committee on Petitions
and Remonstrances met last evening
and recommended several applications
for transfers Of liquor licenses.
WoRKMEN are about done excavating
for the new three story brick building,
on Sixteenth street, TO be the property
of Ro6ert Butts, the brick contractor
Mrs. ALBERT CROSSE had police
warrent issued yesterday for her hus-
band. Crosse beat his wife shamefully,
backening her eye, biting her on the
arm. kicking her, etc.
HALLocK BROS. have forty men at
work on the cut for the w. ~ "a. G.
railroad.at.Eise's trestle, short distance
out the line. The tracks OF the motor
Tide are to be placed to form a complete
switch.
MILLS Nos. 6 and Z at the Whitaker
have been running very irregularly all
this week. The difficulty is that hands
cannot be secured. A roll was broken
at the mill yesterday, throwing OH a
crew till next Monday.
THURSDAY the Fulton public school
gave picnic at the Park, and most
enjoyable occasion it proved. Old ana
young attended, and the dancing and
social pleasures were kept up till after
daylight the following day.
CLARA SrUoKEY was yesterday APP
pointed executrix OF the estate OF
Gustave A. Stuckey, deceased. Bond,
50, 900 James L. Hawley, surety. Cara
Stuckey was also appointed guardian Tor
Rena Stuckey; bond, $1,000.
WHAT promises to be an exciting
game Of ball will be played tomorrow
morning, at Tunnel Green. The dry
goods clerks are to play the pool room
attaches. More than the usual inter-
est is manifested In the game.
A FEW days ago the main battery OF
/ boilers at Reymann's brewery changed
from coal to gas fuel. The gas is Sc
cured from the West Virginia Gas Com
pany. This throws Casey 81 Son, who
supplied the brewery with coal, out OF
| big part Of the trade. Formerly the
| brewery used 1000 bushels OF coal daily,
now five hundred bushels are supplied
daily by Casey & Son.
THIS has been a very busy week at
| George X. McMechen 81 Son Company's
plant. Fifty extra girls have been en-
| ployed to pick strawberries at the lac
| tory. This force was dismissed yester-
/ day morning, as no berries could be Sc
sured for canning, there being none on
the market. Already at McMechen's
they haye used FIVE thousand quarts Of
strawberries within the last week.