Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
SMALL TALK
Miaor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithny Told.
iS AND 20 ELEVENTH STREET.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly ana
Pithny Told.
J FULTON now has q lookup.
TIE bed OF the creek, through the
entire city, lie almost dry.
THE C, L. & w. has received three
new cars for its Chicago business.
THE Riverside tubeworkers have re-
turned from = fishing trip TO Darlington.
THE Reymann base ball club defeat
ed the La Belle Blues yesterday by
score Of % to Is.
! THE rebuilding Of the ViEilant en-
CINE has at last been completed, and
the engine is ready for business again.
LITTLE WILDER, a one-year-old son Of
Harry Bishop, Of Bridgeport, died at
| It's parents home yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. H. SYKES died in Bath coun-
ty, Virginia, on Thursday. She was
buried there. Two children survive
her.
THE Welcome Fishing Club, OF West
Wheeling, which Is camping at Ram
sey's landing, will return home next
Tuesday.
THE funeral OF little Rosie Alderman,
who was killed by the traction engine,
west Of Bird geport, Friday, will take
place this morning.
THE young men Of the st. Alphonsus
/ Society will give picnic at the Park
next Thursday. Music will be furnished
I by Mayors orchestra.
OFFICER CONRAD was suspended from
| the police force. by Chief McNichol,
| last evening, with the advice and con-
sent Of the committee.
THE little difficulty At the County In
/ firmary has been settled in satsiac-
tory manner by the commissioners.
/ George S. Meyers, the engineer, has re-
signed,
/ THE Red Cross and the House 81 Herr
manu's will play at Benwood on the
Riverside grounds this afternoon at
2:3O sharp. This is expected to be the
best game Of the season.
/ CHEF MARSHAL PURCELL wishes his
aides and division marshals TO meet at
/ Trades Assembly Hall on Monday even
ing, at 7:3O o'clock, to perfect arrange
I ments for the Labor Day parade.
A DERRICK on top OF the incompleted
| Egerter building fell at one o'clock
| Yesterday afternoon, but fortunately
aid not get clear down into the street.
I A few bricks were knocked from the
east wall.
THE WeIner Wurst Fishing Club, com
posed Of the following Wheeling Pot
terry men are In camp near Elm Grove:
John Gundliug, VIM. Msnley, VIM.
Casey, Ed. Kinney, John Schan and
Charles johnson.
THE Black Bass Fishing Club was
more successful on its last trip than on
the first, having captured thirteen
turtles. The largest was shot by Jesse
Marsh, weighing thirteen pounds, which
beats the record for Wheeling creek.
THERE we're three cases IN Police
Court Yesterday evening. The offend
ers were Mary Lavanduski, b. Lavan-
dusk and NJ. Lavanduski, charged
with disorder. The two first named were
dismissed, and the last named went to
| the hill
THERE were five cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning. Jack For
sytn6 went 10 the nut on general pIluCl-
pies, and John Green for lettering about
a boat house with John Bellvile, Mag
gle Masters and Annie Peck. The two
women went to jail. and Bellville paid
s. and costs.
APAssENGER train on the Ohio River
road struck a COW, last night about two
o'clock, at the foot Of Twenty'seventh
street, throwing it some distance from
the track. 1t is very dark az this point
and the engineer failed TO see the
animal in time. 1t belonged to Al.
Newman, Of the South Side, and was a
valuable milch COW.
THE Clippers defeated the Pedros on
the Peninsula grounds yesterday by q
score OF % to 10. Batteries, Clippers,
Richards and Wilson, Curtis and Smith;
PedrOs, Christman, Fox and Farrell.
Struck out, by Richards 2; by Curtis g.;
by Christman >. The features Of the
game were the catching OF Farrell and
the heavy batting OF the Clippers. The
Clippers would like to play any club un-
der eighteen years. Manager Frank
Curtis.