Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27
SMALL TALA
Minor Matter, OF Interest Briefly AND
Pithiiy Told

RENTS are coming down out Caid-
wells run.
THE Eighth Ward German Club will
give wagon picnic Sunday to Iriadel-
phia.
MANY of the South Side BARRIERS
closed last evening TO go to the b. OF L.
picnic at Mozart Park.
THE will of John Loefiler, Sr., was
admitted to probate Yesterday and
ordered to be recorded.
THE big improvements being made at
the Bischoff block, at Forty-thlrd street,
will be flushed to-day.
A SEWER ia being placed at Twenty
third and Market streets. 1t Is badly
needed Ia that locality.
BECKER Bios. are having made very
noticeable Improvements at their hand
some shop at Forty-third street.
THE Populists OF Marshall county
held their first convention yesterday in
the Court House at Moundsville.
WALrHER & DUEKER. saloonists, are
having Improvements made at the inte-
rior of their place at Twenty-sixth and
Chapine streets.
A GIRL, aged six years, the daughter
of Charles Ackerman, Of Upper Ben
wood, died yesterday. The child had
diphtherla and scarlet fever.
THE school building at the st. Al
phonsus church is being thoroughly
cleaned. The young ladies' OF the con-
gregation have charge OF the work.
80
Chaplne street. was buried yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock at Mt. Zion.
The death was caused by scarlet fever.
KLEvIs, KRAGr & Co. have the con-
tract for large frame residence OF
eight rooms, at the head Of Twenty
third street, for Mrs. Bridget Baron.
The building is under way.
JAMES FLEMING has dog which he
wants to match against dog of Isaac
Smiths. The match can be arranged
at Walther & Dueker's saloon, az Twen-
ty-sixth and Chapline street.
WILLIAM KNoKE, the South Jacob
street saloonist, won the prize of a ten
dollar bill at the Workmen's picnic at
Mozart Park Tuesday, for making the
nISneSt sSOio ~ oo"'iHh' LIZ ~S
gel.
A STREET force was busy at work last
night cleaning Jacob street from the
city line up. There is no place In the
city where it needed it more. The
street sprinkler and the sweeper were
also there.
CARPENTERS yesterday afternoon
completed the laying OF the joists for
the improvements at the Sixth ward
school building. The masons are done,
and the bricKlayers will begin their
work next Monday morning.
THERE is something novel in the drug
store window Of Harry c. Stewart, the
druggist OF Thirty-sixth and Jacob
streets. He has made an excellent rep
resentation of bicycle from sponges,
and it is attracting general attention.
THE Sabbath School OF the Reorgan-
lied Church of Jesus Christ OF Latter
Day Saints hereby exend thanks 10 the
Mozart Park Association for the kind
ness shown them by granting them the
use OF their grounde and incline free OF
charge for their picnic, July 10.
An addition, just as large as the pres
ent building, is 10 be erected to the
school house on CaldwelPs run, near
the tnlgate. When the addition Is
made the structure will be 10 the form
of an L. The contract will De let
In few days. The present building is
too small for the number OF children.
LOUIS UPPERMAN. OF the South Side.
OF the Dovener Fishing club, was fish
ing down the river with a trot line. lie
caught big catfish. and while taking
1t from the line 1t stung him painfully
on the hand. He at once got mad and
said 10 would get even with the tsh by
drowning it. Mr.. Upperman then took
the fish from the hook aud threw II 10
the river. That is the reason his friends
are joking him.
THE REGISTER reported the accident
ia .Ktnaville some time ago, when
Charles Schemp aud Miss Antony Kurtz,
both of this city, were thrown from the
buggy and hurt. The accident was q
more serious one than at first supposed.
Miss Kurtz had her skull fractured,
and as the result is very low at her
home near the Second ward market
house, and Mr.. Schemp Is ill as the re-
result at his home on South Eoff street.
Ii will be remem bered that one OF the
street cars hit the buggy while they
were out for drive.
MEMBERS Of the Globe fishing club OF
this city. which is up the river, write
that they are having grand time In
the camp. Wednesday evening they
had an amusing scene at the camp.
They had jury trial Of one OF the
boys, a young man from the Fifth ward,
who was charged with offering an in
suit to one OF the members OF the club.
He was found guilty, and as punish
ment was ordered to get Ice cream and
cake for all the members until they
come home. The members Of the jury
were: Mr.. Bilby, foreman; Michael
Dudu, Charles Abe, Nick Anderson and
John Weishans The Judge was a
constable OF the Fifth ward.