Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-16
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly anu
Pithily Told.
THE Supreme Court Of Appeals viii
meet again this morning.
THE Council Committees on Health
ard Police are called to meet this morn
ing.
BUTCHER WIN. BURNS, Of Jouth Jacob
street, purchased fine Texas pony yes
terday.
THE Odd Fellows have changed their
date of the Memorial Services to Sun
day, June 25th.
THE North Street M. E. Church Is ar
ranging for big picnic up the river on
the Fourth OF July.
THE entertainment given by the Gen.
trial City Club, at Siebert's yesterday,
was a grand success.
A POLICE warrant was issued yester-
day for Edward Miller, for a violation
OF the Market ordinance.
AT Twenty-sixth and Chapline streets
Yesterday a cart broke down, delaying
street car traffic for nearly an hour.
CYcLERs HALL, on the South Side,
has been beautifully decorated, for the
dance to be given tonight by the Alert
Club,
PATRICK Fox, of North Wheeling,
bought finely bred colt, the other
day, for $3.50. He will put the animal
on the track.
THERE is a dead dog in front OF the
South Side Turner Hall, and it has been
there two days. Many complaints are
heard by reason Of this.
AVAILABLE maltese cat, belonging
to F. Walthers, Of the South Side, got
run over by wagon and had to be kill
ed 1t was valued at S25.
EVERY department at the LaBelle
mill is Oh again in full, though three
night, and five day heats are made.
This is caused by the heat.
THE opening of proposals for the
building of the Masonic Temple was
postponed from o'clock yesterday
afternoon to o'clock this evening.
A MARRIAGE license was Issued yes
terday to George II. Kindelberger, ma
tive OF Wheeling, aged 20, and Lydia
futile, native of Wheeling, aged 10.
A LARGE and feroclous dog bit son
OF Charles Kieg, of Caldwell's Run, very
painfully a few days ago. An officer
went to shoot the dog, but the animal
could not be found.
IT appears more people in Fulton
favor Wheeling water than that
of Altenheim. 1t is very probable that
water for the supply Of Fulton will be
Sc cured from this city.
TWAS an enjoyable occasion last
night at the Second Presbyterian
Church. The Carleton Circle gave a
flower and ice cream social for the ben
eft Of foreign missions.
WORK at the Mozart Park incline is
progressing satisfactorily. The masons
are now at work laying the stone pedes-
tails, of which there will be seventy
eight, for the tracks. Work is some
what retarded by the hardness OF the
stone used.
A DELIVERY wagon belonging to
Walter Marshall's Feed store, was up
set on Fourth street last evening, fright
enng the horse, which ran away but was
stopped before going far. The driver
was somewhat bruised, and the wagon
slightly damaged.
GEORGE WISE yesterday qualified as
executor Of the estate OF Jacob Wise,
deceased; bond, 500, 900; no security re-
CURED. Frank E. Klieves qualified as
executor OF the estate OF Caroline
Klteves, deceased; bond. $4,000; Bernard
Klieves, surety.
THE headquarters of the B. OF l.. h.
was moved yesterday from X. OF ?. hall,
Twenty-sixth and Chapline streets, to
McMechen. This was.thought advisable
since the moving of the shops to that
place. Their first meeting In McMechen
will be held next Sunday. The order
consists of fifty-three members.
MYERS band played during this
week, for the Commencement exercises
at Bethany. The second Of the series
of open air concerts will be given at
the public square tomorrow night.
This evening the band will go out to
the Park, and play for the Webster and
Richie alumni reunion and banquet.
A. nonou DoroSOIc OF Ona-hqlf nricp