Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-03
SMALL TALa.
Minor Matters OF Iatersss Briefly and
Pithiiy Told

Minor Matters OF Iatersss Briefly and
Pithiiy Told
THE Council Committee on Accounts
is called to meet tonight.
JAMES LEMARD, drunk, was arrested
last night by Officer Wilkie.
THE South Side fishing club will leave
to-day by its own fine beat for the sum
mer outing down the river.
EDNA, an infant daughter OF Henry
Bruner, the well-known glassworker,
died last evening and will be buried this
afternoon.
JESS MCCAUsLAyD, who won the road
race at the Union Catholic picnic. rod
a wheel owned by Charles Goetzs, the
Twelfth street druggist.
DAVID HAHNE, the popular grocer OF
Forty-third street, will give an exhibit
tion of fire works free, near his bust
ness place tomorrow evening.
PEOPLE living in the lower part OF
the city below Forty-fourth street, COM
plain that the water they get from the
hydrants is very bad. They say IL has
a bad odor, and tastes OF tar, rosin and
other things.
As USUAL, the Wheeling and Lake
Erie Railway is Offering very low rates
and special inducements to Cleveland
for the Fourth OF July holidays.
Tickets are now on sale TO all points on
its own and connecting lines.
THE Old Branch OF the Riverside
Fishing Club is home from the camp,
which was pitched at Shadyside, dow
the river. Joe Emerine, OF the South
Side, made the largest catch, which was
a German carp weighing 10 pounds.
COMPLAINTS have frequently been
made about man who makes prac-
tice OF exposing his person In the pres
ence OF ladies and children on the ISL
and. Last night Officer Buch arrested
a man named S. A. Stamford upon that
charge.
tn Big Four Fishing Club, OF the
South Side, will be home to-day from
one OF the most successful OF fishing
trips down the river TO CaDtine Island.
This Is the club whose four members
weigh 900 pounds. Their best record
was the catch OF nine pound turtle.
THE fine new union stable at Echo
Point, built by q number OF the wealthy
citizens OF that locality, is occupied. 1t
is one OF the finest structures OF It's
kind in that locality. 1t will accom-
modate twelve horses, but al the pres
ent time there are but six tine steeds
in IL.
YESTERDAY at noon the Forty-thlrd
street pharmacy, which has been In the
hands OF the creditors OF L. M. Rich
ards, the former occupant OF the stand,
for som 9 time, was sold by Auctloneer
Halter under instructions from Sheriff
Franzheim. John Early, OF the Eighth
ward, was the purchaser, and the price
paid by him for 1t was Sl,0S0, the in
voice figure being 81, 200. Mr.. Early is
az experienced druggist who has been
at work In the city OF Cleveland, o.,
for some time. He will at once reopen
the store.
THE Eighth ward fremen took the
reel last evening, when IL did not look
a bit like rain, 10 the now South Side
base ball park to sprinkle the grounds
in readiness for the great game sched-
uled for this afternoon between the
Pittsburg league team and the Wheel
ings. The fremen did the best they
could in getting away, but they were
an awful wet lot OF fellows before they
reached the hose house. 1t was thought
last pight, that IL IL did not rain any
more, the grounds would be In fit con-
dltlon for the game this afternoon.