Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-30
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usual way to-day. If the weather is
favorable hundreds of people will spend
the day in the woods. The boat races
will draw good crowds. The steamer
Phillips has decided TO go over the
course behind Muth and Richards and
will take on all who desire to witness
the contest all the way down. Spangler
Post No. 90, q. A. Il. will fttngly OBJ
serve.
The Post will move from Odd Fellows
hall at a. NJ. and proceed direct to
Rose Hill cemetery where the formal
services of the q. A. K. will be held.
After the service at Rose Hill details
will be sent to the German, Catholic and
Rock Hill cemetery, TO decorate the
graves there. AT p. IN. detail Will
be sent TO the Davis cemetery TO deco
rate the graves there.
In the evening public service will be
held in First NJ. +. Church at S o'clock,
fast time. The following programme
will be rendered.
Opening Decoration Ode; Full Chorus
Prayer. .......... ......... KEY. l.. w: balI
Commanders Address and Opening Service
The Post
Song-Cover Them Over. ..... Mixed Quartette
Memorial Exercises Of the G. y. r.. The Post
Song-To-day This Halowed Ground We
Memorial Service to the Unknown Dead
W. Il. c., assisted by a Children
address ...... Comrade C. L. Poorman
Song-Braye Battery boys. Male Quartette
Address Rev. /; " ,;h Lane
Benediction and DISMISSAL.
The Board of Health met yesterday
evening. A letter was read from the
State Board of Health stating that the
Ohio Legislature had decided to investi-
gate the condition of the water used by
river towns for drinking. The State
Board asked for statistics of various
kinds.
Wesley McClelland, the newly-elected
chief Of the fire department, Is
splendid selection, but we don't see how
Mr.. McClelland can attend to the duties.
Mr.. Muth, the depoSed chief, was 50
located that he could jump and run to
fire at all times
There were 10 deaths in Belaire this
months Five cases of diphtheria were
reported, but no deaths from the dis
ease. Some of the sickness about town
is caused by property holders neglecting
10 trap the sewers that enter their
houses.
The X. of F. will hold Memorial SER
vices on Sunday week, in obedience TO
an order issued by the head OF the
lodge. Graves of deceased members
will be decorated.
Chas. Darby, the First ward grocer
who left between two days, has been
heard from. He is working in Omaha.
His wife will leave In Il day or two TO
Join him.
Peter Manley. owner of the lower
wharf boat. had the ends of two of his
fingers cut off while handling iron yes
terday.
The new arrangement Of seats in the
park suits everybody. Pedestrians
like it; so do the boys and girls.
The new pixies will be completed be-
fore fall, providing there are not too
many suits for damages,
The levy of the Township School
Board is larger By one mill, for the COM
ing year, than last.
Ohio Valley Council No. p will go to
Moundsville this morning, to take part
in parade.
The programme of Nelson's concert is
out, and from appearances will be very
interesting.
A chap who began the celebration OF
Memorial Day, last night, was arrested
in the act.
The Marshal and Mayor will inveSti-
gate the intrcacieS Of the X. of P. next
month.
Geo. O. Robinson is furnishing bricks