Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-20
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly ane
PIthily Told.

| day. The expected ore ulu nos aIIi'o'
QUITE a nice lot of plants now adoru
the newly laid of park at the Union
depot.
]. FRANK, formerly of Main street,
has moved his shop to South Jacob
street.
JACOB STREET, from Thirty-nineth to
Forty seventh streets, was cleaned yes
terday.
THE new house belonging to John
Ploss, on South WetEel street, is about
completed.
REDMAN & Co. are building fms iron
picket fence for Louis BISHOP, of Forty
third street.
THE DR.. Miligan residence, on North
Front street. has been sold to Daniel
Dinger for $1,000.
GEO. L. BURST is receiving large
quantities of excellent cream from his
own farm every day.
WORK on the foundation for the
Louis GGeryen's building, on Eight
'teenth street, will soon be completed.
CURBSToNEs are being prepared for
the walk, on Eighteenth street extern
sion, near the Union depot.
OFFICER SCALLY arrested Charles L.
Fink yesterday evening, on two charges
OF profane swearing, etc.
The dance to be given by the Alham-
bra Club will be held in the South Side
Turner Hall this evening.
The regular Saturday evening meet
ing will be held at the Y. M. G. A.
| building at 7:45' o'clock tonight.
A sEvEN-wEEKs-OLD son of Charles
Huey, of South Jacob street, was buried
yesterday in MI. Calvary Cemetery.
The Council Committee on Police
was called to meet last evening, but a
quorum of members failed to appear.
THE base ball club, the Hubs, OF the
Eighth ward, will play Bellaire nine
tomorrow afternoon on Tunnel Green.
SOMETHING entirely new In the way
OF spinners for the fire departments has
been sent to the Niagara from New
York.
No damage was done by the high
water to the street car company. The
water came within three feet OF the
tracks.
THE Cox Boiler Works is erecting
large smoke stack and making general
repairs for Louis Neibergall, OF Forty
fifth street.
THOSE who desire an eligible piece Of
property should attend the sale of the
Pannell real estate, on North Main
street, to-day.
THE high water did not damage
the property at Boggs' Run. The
water, in some cases, reached to the
yards Of houses.
CAPT. JAS. HOLMES has completed
arrangements for the Kingfisher picnic,
to be given at the Fair Grounds on
Decoration Day.
A VALUABLE fox-terrier dog, the
property OF Jacob Detwiler, Of Thirty
seventh and Eoff streets, was killed by
the street cars yesterday.
LARGE quantities Of fine building
stone are being taken from the quarry
near the Whitaker mill. Quite large
force of men is employed.
HIGH water at Martins Ferry stopped
the running of trains on the c. l.. u w.
railroad yesterday. 1t is thought
traffic will be resumed to-day.
THE coal diggers and the drivers OF
Kuntz's coal bank will meet on the dia-
mond tomorrow afternoon. The game
will be played near the Riverside mill.
THE Clay Dudes and the Colored
Stars, two South side ball teams, will
play a match game of base ball this
afternoon st Hussman's field, South
Side.
IN Caldwell's Run, In the backwater
at ChaDline and Eoff streets, large mum.
bers of persons fished yesterday. The
fish taken were numerous and some
quite large.
THE valuable black rat terrier at the
Atlantic hose house has left his home,
and it is believed the dog has been
stolen. A collar is on the animal hav-
ing mo. s" on it,
A MAN having the appearance Of an
Indian and claiming he Is a Chippewa
and a noted doctor, was in the East End
yesterday. He is thinking OF locating
here or in Bridgeport.
THERE are busy scenes at the Rey-
mann Brewery these days. -Four car
loads OF product were shipped to Bel
laire, Parkersburg, Steubenville and
McKeesport, yesterday.
Rev. DR.. w. II. Cookies morning sub
ject at the Second Presbyterian church
will be Sitting" In the evening, in
connection with the service Of song, a
brief sermon will be delivered.
Work has been resumed on the grad
ing for the Mozart Park incline. One
gang of men started at the top and one
at the top yesterday. About fifteen
men are at work on the grading.
MORRISON s. Chew have the contract,
under Trimble 81 Lutz, of supplying
the boilers for the second asylum at
Spencer, w. Va. The boilers will be
four in number, and are large ones.
THE big Westinghouse generator was
loaded at the old power house last night
preparatory TO its removal to-day to the
new power house. 1t will there be
used In connection with the new engine
not yet started.
JAMES WILSON, an employee at the
works Of the Wheeling Hinge Company,
suffered a severe accident few days
ago. While at work at one of the ma
chimes be caught mis- finger, completely
cutting il of.
THREE boys, belonging to prominent
families, were arrested last evening by
Officer Reitz, for disorderly conduct 10
the First ward. They were taken to
the City Hall in the patrol wagon, and
after lecture were allowed TO go,
Two women, Polanders, of South
Wetzel street, had a noisy fight yester-
day. Hair was pulled and stones