Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13
SMALL TALA
Minor Natter, OF Interest Briefly and
PIthiIy Told.

to-day.
"BAcK" river is slowly but surely
drying up.
THE plumbers are still busy in North
Wheeling.
THE Seventeenth street bridge is be-
ing painted.
THE street car company is drilling in
several new men.
THERE were three cases 10 Police
Court yesterday morning.
THE Prohibition Assembly will COM
mence at Moundsville to-day.
THEaE is no change in the situation
on the Wheeling & Lake Erie.
THE Fire and Marine Insurance Com
PAW has declared a dividend of three
per cent.
THERE are four applications for MEM
bership 10 Fort Henry Lodge, No. 2,
Shield OF Honor.
THE Zwicker Fishing Cub, OF East
Wheeling, leaves this evening for the
head waters OF Wheeling creek.
THE newsboys and boot blacks had a
gala time at the Park yesterday after
noon, thanks TO the generosity Of Mr..
Reymann.
YESTERDAY came very rear being q
hot day, According 10 rsports from
the West the temperature Will be about
as high to-day.
OFFICER CREIGHTON arrested Bessie
Dillon last night for drunkenness, and
Officer Herbert arrested George Shell
for the same otfense.
Harry II. Bowers, OF South Jacob
street, was thrown from his wheel last
Wednesday. He nov we,rs badly
distorted face as the result
EDWARD HIGHwART, Il dealer in
leather and shoe findings, 3742 Jacob
street, is neatly rsitting bis store his
store and putting in new stock.
THE residence on McCclloch street,
near Thirty-ninth, owned by August
Muley, the Thirty-third street barber,
is being handsomely repainted and i'm
proved.
JAMES LARKIN received yesterday a
fat sucking pig, a product Of the Bates
vile stock farm OF Mansfield & Feinler
II was a present from Billy Feinler,
much appreciated by his friend Larkin.
The ice wagon Of Charles ZuIauf, OF
the South Side, broke down Yesterday
evening on Jacob street near Fortieth.
Street car traffic was delayed for half
I'm hour, as the wagon broke down on
the tracks.
A committee Of the glassworEers who
are on strike at the Bridgeport bottle
factory, called at the 2 IsTER Office
last night to state that plant is be-
ing operated on a non'u .tca basis ever
since it started up in Marco.
THE firm OF Foutt & Eress, bakers
and confectioners, was dissolved yes
terday by mutual consent Mr.. Foutt
will continue the business at the old
stand, No. 1875 Eighteenth street, where
he expects to see all his Ole patrons.
TUESDAY night some Que stole the fine
| large rustic chair in front Of the Office
OF DR.. j. r. Marley, OF South Chapine
street. The doctor thinks he knows the
thief, and 1t he does not bring back thu
property he will have warrant Sworr
| out for him.
SQUIRE JOSEPH A. ARkLE received 8
note Yesterday from Columbus firm
and there was evidently something
wrong somewhere 1t ii laid if the off
cial had any first class hlubkIeberries oil
| early apples to send them on 10 him al
once. They said they would take all
! he would send right along.
THERE is a big lot bf rivalry among
the QUOT pitchers at the Eighth ward
engine house. August E. Nolte, the
fireman, and Charles Daley played Ed
ward Rose and William Stevens, the
fireman, yesterday, and the latter team
shut the other fellows out without o
score. The score was 81 to O.
ALL the lodges Of the Shield OF Honor
Of this city will unite 10 giving a grand
picnic at Mozart Park on the 18th OF
August. They are making arrange
ments for grand time, and have over
! 1000 tickets out. Mayors band and
orchestra will furnish the music. The
| object OF the picnic will be to raise
money for the meeting OF the Supreme
/ LOuBt III lulS CltJ hoAe 81 al u1"A' hO
want TO make this meeting one OF the
most successful ever held by the lodge
in this country.
THE Mystic Crew Fishing Club, OF the
South Side, is at Booths Landing, near
Darlington, and the boys are having
fine time. Next Sunday they will en-
tertain their Wheeling friends at the
camp. and twenty-five Of them are ex'
pected down. One OF tie attractions Of
the camp is the toboggan slide. DR..
Morrison, of South jacob street, viii
have charge of the visitors and see that
they get to the camp I'll right. The
officers of the club are: James Ham
mond, captain; George Heinlein, frs,
mate, and George Hunes, second. Ed
ward Schul is the treasurer.