Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-13
SMALL TALA
Minor Matters OF IntersVt Briefly and
Pithily Told


Pithily Told
A LOT Of fine tables are being taken
out TO the Park Casino.
BENwooD Council met last night and
transacted general business.
ST. JOINS Church will picnic at Sci
bert's on the 21st OF this month.
OFFICER DAUM and Porter each ar
rested plain drunks last evening.
WooD Bros. will finish the new
Casino to-day at Wheeling Park.
A NEW dynamo was placed on the
ferry boat at Benwood yesterday.
The new houses Of Louis Tiers and
John Liptay, both on the Island, will be
completed to-day.
Bic improvements are under way on
the residence OF William Cunningham
OF Forty-seventh street.
ERNEST GAsCHEL, the Triadelphia
butcher, purchased fine horse in Ben
wood few days ago for $500.
THE Alumni Of the Sixth ward school
will hold their banquet at the school
building on the Goth Of this month.
SIXTH WARD Democrats are booming
the new club for their ward. Nearly
one hundred members are promised.
JOHN FLETCHER, drunk aid disor-
DERBY, got So and costs before Mayor
Shepard, OF Benwood, at recent hear
ing.
On the 21st of this month the Union
N 80 81 a l.
ity will give an excursion to Claring-
ton.
FRIDAY and Saturday evenings OF
this week there will be an entertain
ment and social at the Wesley NJ. Z.
Church, South Side.
A NEW lodge OF the A. o. U. w. has
been organized at Huntington with
seventy-four members from the head
quarters of this city.
FRIDAY night in the new NJ. E.
Church, in Benwood, the graduating
exercises of the city public schools will
be held. There are four graduates.
THERE will be a dance tonight at
Menge & HowJey's hall, on the South
Side, given by the Lone Star Fishing
Club, and Prof. Gleason will furnish
music.
THE Royal Arcanum, of this city, will
have a stag outing at Wheeling Park on
the 22d OF this month. There will be
special motors run, ard a big time is
planned.
The Sixth Ward Republican club
will hold an open meeting at its hall on
South Chapline street tonight, and
there will be speeches and other enter
tainment.
M. +. DRYDEN will deliver the annual
address to the societies Of Scio College,
Scio, O., on the evening OF June IA,
Subject, Evolution aud the Christian
Religion"
THE Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Of Cameron will
give literary and musical entertain
ment Saturday afternoon and evening
for the benefit of the new NJ. E Church
at that place.
THE First English Lutheran Sunday
school will hold their annual excursion
and picnic at Flushing, Ohio, on the
goth OF this month, going over the c.,
L. & w. r. r.
THE business place Of Menge & How
lev, on South Market street, has been
so remodeled and improved that one
would hardly know it is the same place
Oh paying visit there.
SATURDAY night, in the City Hall, In
Benwood, the Hope Society Of that
place, will hold It's dollar earning con-
test. There will be q good programme
and an interesting time.
THE Dexter Fishing Club is in Camp
at PossEn Ripple. 1t is composed Of
John Stripple, John Teagel, Henry
Yehnke and Ed Donnelly. The club
caught q twenty-three pound fish yes
terday.
THE Dovener club, which Is encamped
down the river, yesterday sent TO Will
liam Knoke, the South Jacob street
business man, fine lot Of fish, aver
aging in weight from eight 10 fifteen
pouRds.
SOUTH Jacob street citizens complain
that some people in that locality leave
their horses out at night, and that they
run about destroying Things in yards
generally, not to speak Of the people
they keep awake.
WORK has been begun tearing down
the old frame at Sweeney's foundry, at
Twenty-seventh and Chapline streets.
The old smoke stack has been torn
away. The old frame is unsafe, and has
had to be propped.
On Monday, Stable Boss Criswell, of
the Belmont mill. lPft his vest hanging
just outside the EiIl while be went In
side. When be came back silver
watch was missing from the vest. There
is no clue to the thief.
THE trackhnen of the Terminal Rail-
way now onIg make one half time. This