Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-11
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PIthily Told.

THE North End Literary and Athletic
Club will give a grand picnic, Decora-
ton Day, at Seibert's Garden.
Local UNION No. Q, glass workers,
have leased the Fair Grounds for June
3rd for q picnic.
The Wheeling Bridge and Terminal
Company's switch near the mill OF Beltz
& Fading is being improved.
MANY complaints are heard OF the
bad sanitary condition of alley ID, be-
tween Twenty-fourth and Twenty-htth
streets.
SUsANNAH BoPP yesterday qualified
as executrix of the will OF Simon Bopp,
deceased. Bond, $1,000; no security re-
quired.
ALLIsON's Wheeling wire works has
employees in many parts OF this Guy
greatly beautifying property by tnelr
neat work.
CONDUCTOR Ed. MICHAELs, OF the w.
& f. G. railway, IS suffering from a Sc
verely mashed finger, the result OF
freight lifting.
THE dance to be given by the colored
people, Ia Whitman's Grove, is next
Monday evening, and not Tuesday, as
was published.
WM. GEESE, Of South Chapline street.
has greatly improved his ice cream par
Tors, and very many are enjoying MS
excellent yiads.
THE six new and powerful freight en-
giues Of the W. & L. Z. railroad have
arrived, aud are on the road giving ex-
cellent service.
The club, the Bashful Boys, will hold
a meeting next Sunday afternoon, In
Bishops Hall, SouthSide, for the pur-
pose OF electing officers.
Ar THE Riverside mill an addition is
being built 70 the boiler house, and also
TO the electric light plant Other inn
provements are in progress at the plant.
AT hali-past one this morning fisher
Bolden's house, No. 1884 alley G, was
raided by Lieut.. Gaus and Officers Wat
son and Herbert, and two arrests made.
PROF. CHARLES STRAUB has been
chosen Turn Teacher, 10 fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Prof.
Krogh. His time will expire Septem-
Der lst.
WM. HE1NBEReER, formerly Of Du-
ouesne, Pa. has taken full charge as
master mechanic at the Riverside Iron
Works, succeeding Mechanic Brush
resigned.
NEXT Sunday afternoon, at the Tun-
mel Green, the Shamrock base ball club
will met the Pink-garter club in
matched game. 1t is expected TO be an
interesting one.
A SUPPER and entertainment will be
given under Episcopaian direction,
this evening, at Altenheim. The pro-
ceeds will be used TO benefit the Alien
helm institution.
The members Of Nelson Lodge, A.
f. e A. NJ, are called TO meet this att
ernoOn at half-past one o'clock to at
tend the funeral OF the late Past Master
Joseph NJ. Hamilton.
JOHN MCCONAHEY, a young man OF
East Wheeling, while stealing ride on
the ears ner the Whitaker mill, yester-
day afternoon, fell and was badly cut
and bruised by cinders along the track.
LAST nights arrests included four
DRINKS, Noah Curtis and Lizzie Harden
for diSorderly conduct, by officer Buch,
sam Hustle, for disorder, by Officer
Trischler, and VIM. Miller, disorder,
by Herbert.
GEORGE SCHUMACH, OF near Forty
eight street, fell at his home yesterday,
from a roof be was painting. and broke
his arm. His face was much burned
by tar splashing on 1t, from can he
held when he fell.
BELrz q FLADING have the entire
contract for building an elegant frame
building at Altenheim for DIR. Charles
Mason. Excavating has already been
begun. The residence will cost $4,000
and will be one of the latest design.
THE fertilizer works of f. Schenk &
Co., at Fulton, will be ready in few
DAYS to run again after their disastrous
fire some time ago. VIM. M. Cox & Co.
has built three very large sheet iron
tanks for their use and they will soon
be removed.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY K. d. Crum,
OF Wayne county, yesterday telegraph
ed Chief McNichol to hold the men ar
rested several days ago on the sus-
picion that they were burglars. A
Wayne county official will come up and
look at them.
RAPID progress in work at the new
power house Of the street car company
is much retarded by difficulty in adjust
ing the machinery. The three engines
are now set, but there is only one run
ming. The other two will be started
this week it is thought
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday TO Thomas j. Ball, native Of
Wheeling, aged SO, aud Annie RoSina
Hadlich, a native of Wheeling, aged
2S; also, to Charles H. Meyers, native
Of Pittsburg, aged %, and Annie Nj.
Adams, native Of Pittsburg, aged 2l.
OK Main street, near TwentY-6rst,
yesterday afternoon, garbage cart and
a downtown street car collided with
stunning force The driver Of the cart
was thrown of, his horse Knocked
down, aud things turned around gen
orally. The horse was some scratched,
but the man was not injured.
FOR IRELAND'S CAUSE,
Committees Appointed Last Evening to