Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-03

street was neatly fitted up for the occa-
sion. A good crowd was there, and
| among those who made actresses was
Capt. B. B. Dovener.
JACOB RADCLIFFE, one Of the clerks
at Hoelsche's grocery, at Thirty-slxth
and Jacob streets, now carries the
broom for rat catching on the South
Side. A few nights ago, in one trap, he
caught a dozen large rats. The trap
| was one OF the patent wire Kind.
Word reached the city yesterday that
the remains of Oscar SeeleY. formerly
OF this city, would be buried In the
morning at 1920 o'clock, al Arlington
Cemetery, at Washington, ID. c. 1t was
thought by many that the remains
would be brought TO this city for burial.
Irvas intended that the remains Of
Jerry Nolan, the B. & o. engineer, OF
No. ESQ Main street, would be buried
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. The
ARRANGEMENTS have been changed, and
he will be buried this afternoon from
his late home, at 2 o'clock, at Mt Cal
vary.
DIVISION No. 90, Of the Brotherhood
OF Railway Trackmen, Of this city, the
new organization among the b. d w.
employees, will hold meeting this morn
ing, beginning at 10 o'clock, at Walther
& Daeker's hall, at TWe1ty-sixth and
Chaplne streets. There is business OF
Importance to be done, and a full at
tendance OF the mem bers is requested.
The Wheeling City Band was out last
night, the members wearing their natty
new uniforms. They serenaded August
Helmbrecht, who is i'll at his home at
Tirty-sixth and Jacob streets, aud
| Charles Seabright, father OF the band,
at his business place on South Jacob
street. The band makes good music
and the members had a pleasant time
last night,
THERE is an aggregation OF fisher
men On the South Side called the Star
walton CLUB. John Smith is the cap
tain; Jacob Winner the chief cook, and
Frank and Henry Oberly as suoordi-
mates. The club will start down the
! river in the morning, aud they Will
land for the summer camp at the hrst
place along the river the people will
permit them.
SOUTH SIDE saloonists complain OF a
professional dead beat who is working
them these times. He lives on South
Wood street. and just before payday
he comes around and gets drinks, say
Ing his pay is coming soon. That is the
last seen Of him until about time Tor
another pay. At some places, at least,
the next time he applies he is to meet
a rather hot reception.
LAST night, the band Of Bellaire City
Castle, Knights of the Golden Eagle,
came to Handlau's hall, at Thirty-sixth
and Jacob streets, 10 pay a fraternal
visit to the X. Of E. g., Of the South
Side. They furnished good music
vocal as we'll as instrumental. Another
object Of their visit was TO advertise
the big festival they are to have In Bel
laire, on the 14th OF this month.
THERE is a mild sensation in Upper
| Benwood A mill men there has
boarder, also a workman OF the River
side. it appears they have been get
ting along very well, and the boarder
furnishing the beer for the party. Now
the husband intimates that the boarder
is too intimate with his wife. The mat
ter has gone so far that the police have
been notified Of it, and it is hard to tell
how il will end.
COLONEL BEN WILSON, the promoter
OF the movement to have a water works
! In Beuwood, says the plant will surely
be built. The new company has until
the eighth Of July to begin the work,
and they propose to have the work De-
gun before that time. II possible soft
water will be obtained. There is spot,
which is secret, where it is thought
that by drilling plenteous streams Of
soft water can be secured.