Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-28
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithilv Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest oEieAJ anu
PIthnv Told.
IT'S sad upon summer eve to watch the
Western sky,
The gold is furnished lurid red, the red to
And ike the SKY one's thoughts grow sad
to see the death Of day.
IT'S sad to nurse day after day an unre-
Quilted love.
And wear a smile to keep from men what
one is thinking of.
To feel i passion stronger grow Whlle pope
is on the wane,
An, this is sadness from the dregs OF sor-
rows cup Of pain.
IT'S sad to see a fair young girl as beau
tiful as day,
Whose Slightest glance. whose faintest
smile would make the saddest gay,
The azure depths of whose soft eyes a
virgin soul reveal.
Become a hump-backed nightmare, clad in
boomers, on a wheel.
But sadder still than all of these, more in
fnitey sad.
More piteous than ever was the waning
bloomer fad.
More truly sad than dayfght's death or
loves despairing fire.
To see man with gos-pipe legs in bicycle
attire.
The Chamber of Commences meet
ing is changed until Tuesday evening.
The butcher shops will very prob
ably close next Saturday on account of
the Fourth.
The La Belle pottery will resume
on July 18th instead of July 9Th, owing
TO the many repairs.
There were two cases in Police
Court yesterday morning. One OF the
offenders went to the hill
Mr.. I. A. Garee, the Market Square
liquor dealer, has purchased the Cadil-
lac saloon property in Beck's block for
$4,000.
Joseph Mallwood and Daniel Dean
had a fight on Tenth street, last even
ing, and were both arrested by Lieut.
ingram.
The Veteran Society will be per-
manently organized to-day. The soci-
ETY. will have very good membership
to begin with.
A very good crowd attended the
picnic of the Columbia Athletic Club
at Mozart Park yesterday. Meisters
band played.
Harry S. Richardson, a well known
printer who has worked on the Wheel
inc newspapers, died in Bellaire at one
o'clock this morning.
Capt. Kline, of the steamer Lexing-
ton, has returned from PittsDurg, where
he purchased the yacht Ava" for J. T.
Campbell, of Sistersville.
Charles McGrannigan, living on
Pike street, had the misfortune TO fall
while playing and broke his right ankle
Dr.. Birney attended the lad.
The ladies of the Kriegerverein
gave a very enjoyable picnic at White
mans Grove last night. The Wheeling
City band furnished the music.
Mr.. n. Bishop, of the East End. en-
ployed at the La Belle mill, was very
painfully burned about his leg and
arm. DR.. Bebout attended the injured
man.
"A cigarmaker named N. P. Bruno
had the misfortune to break his leg on
South Chapline street, causing him to
take quarters at the North Wheeling
Hospital.
An infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moesinger, OF the East End, broke its
leg several days ago by falling out Of
bed. DR.. Reed rendered the necessary
surgical aid.
The young folks Of St. Johns con
gregation, who successfully produced
the German play at the Park, leave this
morning for Fishers place, on Cald-
wells run, for days outing.
The retail dry goods stores will be-
gin their FIVE o'clock closing movement
on Wednesday Of this week. The ar
rang.ment viii continue through the
months Of July and August.
The finishing department OF the
Warwick pottery closed down yester-
day, while the decorators and other mi
nor departments close down next Sat
urday. for ten days, to allow repairs.
There will be a dance given by the
Marine Club at Remedies summer gar
dsn, corner Main and Twenty-second
streets, next Thursday night, July 2,
and viii continue throuout the summer
every Thursday.
The Columbia fishing club, Of the
South Side, which has been camping at
Proctor, has returned home. Mr.. Gel
Ter smashed the record of the club.
catching AZ fish on one line, with 40
hooks. his friends assisting the fish bit
ing.
George Friedel, an employe at J. W.
Beltz & Sons planning mill, was pain
fully injured by piece of wood which
was being sawed flying against his leg
with such force as to cause him to lay
of for an entire week.
Adam Jessie. Wilhelm Steer. a man
named Coleman. disorderly, were ar
rested by Kemple. Coleman will an
swer to a charge of abusive language
Mart Cleary and James Johnes, disor-
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