Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-18
SNAIL TALK
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithny Told.


Pithny Told.
IT is pay day to-day at the City Gas
Works.
THE Sheriff has commenced to make
out the 1893 tax bills.
DEPUTY SHERIFF He'll took John
Shelin to the pen yesterday afternoon.
TIE brick work OF the new Masonic
Temple was commenced yesterday morn
Ing.
IT IS said that the La Belle mill will
resume again in all departments next
week.
THE Riverside Steel works will re-
sumo again this morning after shut
down.
ANOTHER effort TO get up storm,
about seven o'clock last evening, ended
in failure.
THE Good Hear ted Club will give
dance at Hughes & O'MalIey's Hall,
Friday evening.
NEXT Sunday the Ben wood Stars will
play the Hub Base Ball CLUB on the
Riverside grounds.
A FORCE Of carpenters are at work
making repairs to the stables on the
State Fair grounds.
TIE Committee on Finance OF the
Board Of Commissioners held brief
session yesterday morning.
Mrs. FINNEGAN, a well-known widow
OF the South Side, was taken to the
County Indrmary yesterday.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday TO Joseph Gurski, aged "a years,
and Julia Bialkowskea, aged 26 years.
Mrs. BOIL was the only defendant in
Police Court, yesterday morning. She
was fined $50 and costs for selling liquor
on Sunday.
THE boys of the King6sher Club, OF
East Wheeling, encamped near Friend
~, gave a big concert and dance last
Friday night at their camp.
Two sewers at Twenty-fourth and
Chapline streets are loudly complained
Ct. They are so rank, it is asserted,
that the stencil can be smelled square
away.
THE House and Herman's defeated
picked nine Sunday morning, by
score Of 10 to 4. The House and Her
mann's defeated the Bellaire Globes, by
a score Of % TO 9.
A NUMBER Of the friends Of Mrs.
George Moesinger pleasantly surprised
her, last evening, at her residence, No.
200 Eighteenth street, the occasion be-
ing her birthday.
THE Mendel G5 Co. base ball club
would like TO hear from the Harvest
Stars base ball club for game OF ball
Sunday next. IL accepted answer
through the Register
THE report in this city that the wife
OF Percy Agnew, Of Washington, Pa,
was dead, is not true. This lady is sick,
but is improving. The family is well
known on the South Side.
THE certificate Of Incorporation OF
the Interstate Refining and Color Com
pany was left for record at Clerk Hooks
Office, Yesterday. A power Of attorney
was given 20 Louis K. Stifel.
AUGUST GEIsLER, the street car con-
ductor, who was so badly injured by
being crushed between the cars at Tenth
street, is able to be on duty again. His
injuries are yet very painful.
CHARLES DowLER, of Thirty-hrst
street, with his wife and SOD, were
driving out Caldwell's Run road, last
Sunday, when the horse SHE'D, broke
the shafts OF the vehicle and smashed
it. None Of the occupants Of the buggy
were iajured.
THE Council Committee on Real Es-
tate is called to meet tonight, with Mr..
Elungham, OF the Board Of Education,
10 consider some matter relative to the
site of Lincoln school There will also
be q proposition from the Water Board
20 repair the Paxton fountain, II the
Committee will pay for the material.
CORONER j. w. SCHULTZE is again
able to attend to his duties at the
South Side Office, after bad sick spell.
The Squire is greatly elated over a
newly improved fountain pen he has
had made 10 his special order. The pen
is an elegant one and was made by the
firm Mabie, Clark & Baird, Of New
York.
A CHILD OF David Riester, Of Toledo,
o.. who was visiting his mother-in-law,
Mr.. Stephen Tucker, on South Chap
line street, died yesterday. The remains
will be shipped 10 Toledo this morning
for burial Mr.. Riester, who is we'll
known on the South Side, and who had
brought his wife and family for a short
stay in this city, has much sympathy
felt for him.