Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-18
SMALL TALE
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PIthIly Told

! ELLIOT AhGLbEs OF .luI0E0sb
PlthIly Told.
THE Supreme Court OF Appeals will
not meet to-day.
FRANK BIRINGER was arrested by
Officer Carney, last evenin g, Oh charge
of wife beating.
The engine at the power-house OF
Street Car Company, which has been
| disabled, is again in working order.
SATURDAY Auctioneer Halter sold the
Ellifritz property, at Marketsnd TWEEN
ty-fourth streets, TO L. Wallace, for
So, $50.
WILLIAM THOMPSON will make the
music for the dance at Menge IL How
ley's hall tonight, to be given by the
Alverta Club.
THE newspaper men will make their
annual visit to the Park this afternoon
as the guests of the Association, leav
ing the city at ? p. m.
THERE is a clGb in North Wheeling,
of fifteen members, called the "Side
Track" club. The agreement is TO vote
for the man who will give them the
most beer.
THERE will be big picnic at Mozart
Park after the closing OF the public
schools of the city, on date not yet
fixed, to which all the pupils OF the
Wheeling schools will be invited.
THE Senior Order q. o. A. NJ, of
Etnavile, will give grand open
meeting on the last Saturday evening
of next month at the hall in the town.
Arrangements will be made to have 1t
very excellent affair.
MARTIN MANIoN, Michael O'Mally,
Edward and John DaiIer, William hlev-
is and Frank Fox, well-known young
men of the South Side, are home from
a fishing trip down the river, having
caught twenty-one fine large catfish.
YESTERDAY afternoon at o'clock
Childrens Day was observed at the
Wesley NJ. L. church on the South Side.
The churc h was beautifully decorated
and an attr active programme was rem
dered. "A good crowd were in attend
ance.
HENRY SCHAFER, the we'll known
cigarmaker OF the South Side, gave a
wagon picnic out Wheeling crt Elk yes
terday, and about twenty Of his friends
were Invited and enjoyed the outing.
1t was late last night when they re-
turned.
JACK CRoGAN, the popular Niagara
fireman, was made the recipient OF
handsome present yesterday in the form
of two of the handsomest boquets from
among his many lady friends on the
South Side. The beautiful flowers we're
on exhibition at the hose house yester-
dav, and they excited general admira-
ton.
WILLIAM Connolly, Of No 1881
Jacob street, who met with the accident
at Forty-seventh street last Saturday
right, was said oy his physicians to be
somewhat better last night. In the fall
he sustained a,fracture Of the backbone
Though his symptoms are more FAVOR
able, his recovery is by no means as
sured.
LATE Saturday night there was
crash at the home OF Charles Anrens,
on South Chapline street, and the occu-
pants went to the first story TO ind out
what was wrong. 1t was found that
the ceiling from nearly all OF the trst
| story l2Q ldlleN, uOluS SOnSluOAu O'N
damage to the fu rniture, not counting
the cost Of the repa irs made necessary.
SOUTH SIDERs in the locality OF the
old b. & o. shops, near Twenty-ninth
street, complain that every day, and
particularly on Sunday, boys and men
anywhere from twenty to fifty, go to
the old building, swear, play cards and
make themselves generally disagreeaoIe
TO the neighbors. II the practice IS not
broken off one of the annoyed nighbors
will have arrests made.
A MAN and woman living near the
glue factory, in upper Benwood, had a
fuss yesterday which lasted all day.
They called each other names, and the
disturbance they created was such
nuisance that some of the neigh6ors
felt called upon to notify the police,
which they did. There has been other
trouble in the same family, and now
the officers have their eyes on the house.