Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-16
SMALL TALK.

Miner Matters OF Inserst Drisdy and
Pithtty Told
ONE hundred and ferty-seven barrels
Of -four were baked last week at the
Wheeling Bakery.
TIE case Of State Y. DR.. Weschler,
for abortion, will come on in the Crlmi-
nal Court this morning.
TIE Weinerwust fishing club, Of the
South Side, went in full blast yesterday
away out Wheeling creek for al outing,
and they had day Of il.
THE remodeling of the house OF
Henry Menkemeller. OF South Chapline
street, is about completed, and IL is one
of the finest in that part of the city.
MANY OF the young folks of Upper
Benwood went out above this city for q
wagon picnic. Young ladies predomin-
ated In about the ratio OF five 70 one.
THERE was big crowd of Pittsburg-
ers in the city yesterday on the eIcur-
sion. There were more OF these visitors
in the city than at any time before this
season.
THERE was large attendance at
Wheeling Park yesterday, the cool
shade and other attractions OF the re-
sort meeting with great popular appre.
citation.
JACOB ZELT will open his new saloon
at No. 1411 Market street to-day, and
will entertain his friends with free beer
between the hours of six and eight this
evening.
AN infant child OF Albert Wavman, q
B. & o. engineer of Benwood Junction,
was buried yesterday afternoon at tive
o'clock, at Mt. Calvary. The child die d
suddenly.
YESTERDAY afternoon at o'clock
there was an interesting meeting for
young men at the Y. M. c. A. Colonel
was a good crowd of young men In at
tendance.
IDA AULT and Emma Landers were
arrested by Officer Watson, about two
o'clock yesterday morning, for drunk
enness. Christ. Cline was arrested by
Officer Carney for refusing to move on.
THE cake walk at Mozart park Sat
urday night ia connection with the pic
mic of Bloch's tobacco workees, was
won by Perry Fisher, a well known
workman OF the plant. The walk last
ed five minutes.
THURSDAY evening Miss Bertha
Grub entertained number OF her
friends at her home on South Chapline
street in 8 pleasant manner. The de-
licious refreshments were one OF the
features Of the evening.
CAR No. 10, OF the street car COM
pany, ran of the track in the forenoon
yesterday at the Tenth street switch,
which is being repaired. 1t caused
some delay in the running Of the cars
before things were adjusted again.
YESTERDAY there ives fight al
Boggs' Run. A lot OF men went there
with beer, and finally two Of them got
into fight. One Of them came to a
South Side saloon badly the worse OF
the fight. and wearing painfully bat
tered up face.
A FORCE OF workmen will begin to-
day to place the iron bent on the
trestle at the Bellaire nail works, which
the B. e o. is constructing over Indian
Run. The bent is thirty-four feet long
alone. The trestle will soon be ready
for the trains.
CHARLES KLINE, young man OF
Cald wells run, while in attendance at
the picnic of Bloch's tobacco workers
at Mozart park Saturday evening was
attacked with convulsions. DR.. j. w.
Myers, Of Forty-third street, was called,
and gave the suffering man the medical
attention. Yesterday he was getting
along well.
A LARGE sand shed is being, built on
the Terminal railway property just
north OF Caldwell's run on Eof, street.
The building Is forty by one hundred
and forty feet, and is story and one
half high. 1t 10 built Of frame, and
will oe the property Of John L. Shri'
yer, the sand dealer. Sand will be kept
there In large quantities for tie mills
OF the South Side. The building is well
under way.
THOMAS MELANEY, OF the East End,
died last Saturday evening after an III
ness of over a year. He was one OF the
best known citizens OF that part OF
Wheeling. His remains will be buried
this afternoon at three o'clock, at the
Peninsula. Couer De Leon division OF
the Uniformed Rank OF the L. OF z.
will turn out TO the funeral. The de-
ceased was a member OF Baltimore
Lodge OF the X. OF P.
THERE are lots OF fishing clubs en-
camped along the Ohio river at present,
but an experienced eye would readily
detect that the Red Letter Rod and Gun
Club, encamped at Blacks Landing,
have the most pleasant location. Such
we'll known people as Michael Deegan,
William Deegan, Lon Vance. Charles
Vance, John James, Frank Peabody
and Marshal Cooke. all OF Benwood, and
Charles Z. GillIgan aud Leo Wolf, OF
cnu1 tho