Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-23

SMALL TALE
minor Matters OF Inssrs's Briefly and
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Minor Matters OF Inssrsit 6rleay and
PithIly Told
JOHN MIKELs, of No. 4011 Jacob
street, has gone into the ice business.
JOHN DOYLE, who lives on Fulton
hill, died suddenly yesterday OF pneu-
monia.
HENRY DAULER, charged with dis
order, was arrested by Officer Daum,
last night.
THERE were two case in Police Court.
yesterday morning. One was dismissed
and one sent TO the hill.
ALL persons interested in the new
military organization are called to meet
at l. o. o. F. hall this evening.
REPUBLICAN politicians interested in
the Congressional nomination had
rather lively time Of II, last night.
JOHN ARBENz, the wheelman OF this
city, will enter the Pittsburg twenty
five mile hancicap on the Both OF this
month.
NEXT Tuesday evening the Kings
Builders, Of the Third Presbyterian
Church, will give an entertainment and
social at the church.
THE South Side was full Of politics
last night. All the headquarters of the
clubs were crowded. There was lots OF
candidate beer adoat.also.
A DELAY of half hour in street car
traffic, about 6 O'CLOCK last evening, was
caused by some of the machinery at the
power house going wrong.
MENGE & HowLEY will close their
hall for the season with grand hop
to be given by the Daisy Bell Social
June 25th. Music by Spears orchestra.
THE Retail Grocers Association will
meet Monday evening to make the final
arrangements for Grocers Day-next
Tuesday. The current issue OF the
Circular is great.
The county has force Of seven men
at work on the pike on Fulton hill re-
pairing large retaining wall which
caved in. Contractor Cavanaugh has
charge of the work.
LAST evening, there was we'll at
tended aud successful dance at Menge *
Howley's hall given by the Pond Lily
club. There we're about fifty couples
OF young folks present.
EDWARD HoFREUTER, the restaurant
teur, of Mozart Park, yesterday pur-
chased one of the largest ranges ever
seen In the city, and he will use 1t at the
park. Coal Instead Of gasoline will be
used for fuel.
The memorial comm ittee OF the Inde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows met last
evening and completed arrangements
for attending Memorial services at the
Thomson NJ. E. Church Sunday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock.
THE Bolliver Fishing Club. OF the
South Side, which for some time has
been encampsd on the Moundsville
camp grounds, has returned to the city.
Most of the members are players In the
Red Cross ball team.
ELMER BAUGH, infant son OF Adolf
phas and Lottie Baugh, OF Bellaire,
died at at the Moundsville camp ground
about s o'clock Thursday evening, OF
cholera infantum. The parents desire
to thank the friends on the camp ground
for their aid and sympathy in this their
hour Of bereavement, and will ever re-
member their kindness with gratitude.
MICHAEL COLLINS, OF Ninteenth
street, one Of the drivers tor G. ID. Fee
ney, took peculiar spell last evening
near the Panhandle depot he was
driving, when suddenly he jumped from
the wagon and began to beat the horses.
A number Of men went to him, and held
him. He showed great strength, but
they were finally able to get him TO his
home. Physicians were called, and last
night he was very I'll, having q very
high fever. The nature Of his trouble
10 not fuIIu understnod