Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-28
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithilT Told

PithilT Told
THE Eclipse fishing club, of the South
Side. will go up the river on Decoration
Lay for al outing.
AT ten o'clock last night there were
thirteen cases at police headquarters for
this mornings Court.
THE Popular Eight will hold grand
Hall, in East Wheeling.
LAST night there was awell attended
and elaborate song service at the Sec
ond Presbyterian church.
The pretty new frame residence OF
Irwin Bowman, on South Jacob street,
will be finished this week.
THE Curlew club will give dance on
the 4th of next month. at Menge &
Howlsy's Hall, on the South Side.
THERE was good crowd and an inter-
esting meeting yesterday afternoon at
4 o'clock at the Y. NJ. c. A., for young
men.
ALICE HINTON, of South Chapline
street, wishes the public to know 1t was
not she who was arrested Saturday
night.
LAST Saturday good gas well was
struck at Rush Run, near Tiltonville.
Wheeling parties have an interest In
the we'll.
A CHILD OF Herman Cheering, OF
Thirty-third street, will be buried this
afternoon at o'clock at the Red Mems
cemetery.
THE Keg Drainers' Fishing Club, of
the South Side, will go this morning
for trip down the river to be gone sew
eral months.
THE Court House and Jail Committee
will meet this afternoon, at o'clock,
and the regular monthly business Will
be transacted.
JOHN Clancy was arrested, yester-
day, for dlsorderly conduct, by Officer
Moran, on warrant sworn out by
Geo. Maloney.
THE foundation is laid for the new
pitching house at the Schmulbach
brewery. The fine new stable Is about
ready for the roof.
Two women-both married-and g
man, were arrested in East Wheeling,
early yesterday morning, for being
drunk and disorderly.
JOHN RoBREcHT, proprietor OF the
St. Charles hotel, yesterday received a
fine COW and calf by boat from down the
river. The cow alone is valued at 800.
THE May Blossom Fishing Club, OF
the South Side, composed OF seven
members, Is home from prosperous
excursion of three weeks out wheeling
Creek thirteen miles.
CHARLES KLEvIs, OF Twenty-fourth
street, the well known carpenter VINO
fell last Friday at his work at the Key
mann brewery and broke both his
arms. is getting along as well as could
be expected.
THE axle of one OF the large engines
at the power house OF the street car
company broke last Saturday, and the
reserve engine was at once put Into OPP
GRAFTON. II will take week to repair
the broken machinery.
FoREPAUGH's show did not exhibit
last Saturday night at Sistersville, as
the water was flowing about the tents
and oil was carried with 1t. The man
agement OF the show feared hre,
and large crowd was disappointed.
FRYE's Industrial army, with 1000
men. Is at Cincinnati. The gang will
leave that city to-day for PittsburR by
boat. It's claimed the army will stop
off at all the principal cities along the
route. and Wheeling will not be an ex-
ception.
LAST Friday evening, Harry Smith,
aged fourteen, OF East Wheeling, LETT
his bone, and there was much uneasi-
ness felt by reason OF 1t by his friends.
The police were notified, and Saturday
morning he was found sleeping on
doorstep In that locality, and was re-
stored to his folks.
The Mystic Crew fishing club, with
its own boat, left the Thirty ninth
street landing for the summer excursion
Yesterday morning. The camp was
pitched last night at Booths landing,
twenty-eight miles down the river. A
dozen OF the members went along, and
Roth, 8 string band made merry music
during the trip.
AVERY cute little fellow is lad aged
Eve years, Japanese, who Is one OF the
show troupe at the st. Charles, with his
parents. The little fellow took a great
notion to the steam yacht yesterday,
and rode in it nearly all morning, throw
ing several quarters into the Till OF the
owner. The little fellow can talk In
the most intelligent manner.
LAST Saturday Louis Grade, who has
been doing a cigar business at No. 3343
Jacob street, sold his store to John
WHITE. one Of his employees. Before Mr..
Whyte began business Constable j. X.
Larue. OF the South Side, informed the
new proprietor he must not do business
until some OF the creditors OF Mr.. Grade
were satisfied. The factory is closed as
the result.
YESTERDAY morning at the services
at the church the choir Of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN congregation rendered an
elaborate musical program. Mrs. Geo.
B. Caldwell, who has eeen absent for
some time, was again with the choir,
which numbered twelve voices yester-
da7. Charles Zuauf and Mrs. CAld-
we'll sang an exquisite duet, and these
,wo Noted yocalists assisted by Miss