Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-13
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters OF interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithlly Told.
The city Assessors are about finish
Ing up their work.
THERE was but one case In Police
Court yesterday morning. drunk.
The electrical and other machinery
is being received at the Court House.
THE decorating department, at the
Warwick pottery, went on In full yes
terday.
THE Wheeling pottery will resume In
full next Monday after the summer
shutdown.
THE patrol horse has completely
played out, and the wagon could not be
sent out yesterday.
GEORGE GAUDY was arrested yester-
day for disorderly conduct on May 18th
last, In the Sixth ward.
A POWER of attorney has been given
by the Wheeling Mold and Foundry
Company to Charles E. Blue.
THE Y. NJ. G. A. Camping Club will
leave next Monday morning for two
weeks camp at Chippewa Lake. Fifteen
OF the boys will go.
THE Eighth ward base bail club
wishes to hear from the Coopers, OF
Martins Ferry, or the Belmonts for
game next Sunday.
THE new plate mill at the Bellaire
Steel works is about ready for opera
tlon. Reprirs In the other part of the
plant are progressing rapidly.
WE. MANLEY, of the South Side, OF
the Happy Six Fishing Club, in camp
near Monndsville, caught catfish few
days ago which weighed eighteen
pounds.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday TO Charles Ginble, native Of
Sharon, Pa, aged rs, and Maggie
Weinland, a native Of Sharon, Pa,
aged 30.
STRATToN g. COMPANY. Of Pittsburg,
will finish their contract Of the stone
work for Mozart Park incline next
week The incline will then be ready
for the iron work.
THE Council Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades was in North Wheel
ing yesterday examining the proposed
Market street route OF the Wheeling
Railway Company.
The Duquesne Fishing Club, Of the
South Side, will leave early this morn
ing for camp near Clarington. Six
fishing clubs from Wheeling are in a
group at this point
SOME OF the short creek farmers re-
port the yield of wheat this season as
unprecedentedly large and exception
ally fine. The crop is the most salts
factory one ever harvested in the Ohio
Valley.
AT 3 o'clock next Saturday morning
the Ri | Nye fishing club, of the South
Side, will leave for camp. The club
has a two story house rented at Postum
rifle down the river. They will be gone
four weeks.
THE Eighth Ward base ball clubs, the
Grumblers and the Growers, had a
game OF ball yesterday, on the brick
ward ground. The Grumblers were vic
torious, the score being 2 TO 3. Harry
Wolf was umpire.
THE report Of the condition OF
the Mutual Savings Bank at the
close Of business July 8, showed
resources Of S270, 670.97, and deposits Of
S263, O54.46. A semi-annual dividend OF
two per cent. has been declared.
THE G. Mendel & Co. base ball club
would like to hear from the Caldwell
Run ball club and to play a game OF
ball on the G. Mendel 81 Co. grounds
next Sunday afternoon at o'clock. II
accepted, answer through the REGIS
TER.
THERE was a report current In the
city last evening that a we'll known Elm
Grove citizen had been arrested on a
charge OF rape and taken before JUS
tice Thornburg, but telephone mes
sage to the Grove failed to corroborate
the story.
A SOUTH SIDE citizen yesterday
showed a reporter copy OF the Daily
Wheeling Argus of July 10, 1s49. The
paper chronicled the first case OF
cholera as having occurred in the
Fourth ward, the victim being a man
named Shuckman.
YESTERDAY Jacob Beiswinger, OF
Thirty-ffth and Jacob streets, was sew
enty years old, and his friends planned
and carried out splendid surprise for
him. At his home in the evening quite
a crowd of his friends collected, when a
most pleasureable reunion was spent.
An association Of South Siders called
the Frog League met a few evenings
ago and decided TO give frog hunt
Officers were also elected, John Sem
mus as president and Harry Carenbaner
secretary. The club is now near Man
nington and about two bushels OF frogs
were sent TO the city yesterday.