Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-22
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day.
THE fremen and police OF the Sixth
ward were very kindly remembered
with the choicest Of. refreshments by
the Auxiliary OF Steenrod Division b.
of L. E. at their festival last Wednesday
night at Kemple's hall on Twenty
fourth street. The boys return their
thanks.
THERE were fully twenty Irishmen
who spent she most OF the day yester-
day on Twenty-fourth street playing
the old Irish game Of hand ball. The
players had groups OF visitors from
time TO time, and one can hear more
queer phrases there in an hour than ne
can in year otherwise.
Two women who have been inmates
Of No. % Twenty-frst street, left the
city very suddenly few days ago.
They took with them clothes and rings
of the other inmates valued at SIS
Quite q stir has been raised over the
disappearance, and the recovery OF the
appropriated articles by that class Of
people there.
THE best Of progress is being made
with the new addition TO Arion Hall.
The bricklayers have finished their
work TO the third story, and the car
penters are at work laying the heavy
joists of the second story, which are TO
support the dancing hall. The jan!-
tors residence, which is TO be In the
first story Of the new addition, will soon
be ready for occupancy.
The way train on the b. * o. last
night due at the depot little after hye
o'clock, was delayed Q half hour on
Sixteenth street, near Market. The
train was coming down there al q rapid
rate of speed wnen brake shoe broke.
and the wheels running on II raised a
cloud OF dust as high as the houses.
The brakeman saw the dust and had
the train stopped causing the delay. Ii
was q lucky thing that the break was
discovered when IL was else the train
would have been thrown from the
tracks.
KARGEs Bros, contractors, have the
contract and have begun work on the
changing OF nine Of the rooms OF the
third story OF st. Alphonsus school
building into three school rooms. These
nine rooms were formerly occupied by
the priests, who have moved into the
new Monastery. The school rooms are
to be Of the most modern kind, and the
change will cost fully $4,000. The COM
ing fall there will be a high school
started at the building for young men
and women. The course will be the
regular high school course, and will
supply need long felt.
Last Tuesday evening the nsw Out
ing Club OF the Y. NJ. c. A. gave It's
first outing. About twenty OF the
me bers went on rambling tour in
the evening. They went up the cut
road at the rear OF Twentieth street
and over the hill, returning by the way
OF Elm Grove. Two Of the boys got lost
in the dense woods near Elm Grove.
and wandered about four hours.
Finally they found a man who d.
rected them, but they did no,
get homo ultu morning. The club
had another delightful ramble las'
night on the Ohio side OF the river.
LAST night, the Union Epworth
Leagues ofthis city and vicinity CAV,
one Of the most successful moonllgh
excursions Of the year by the steamer
Liberty to New Matamoras, o., and re
turn. The boat left the Wheeling
wharf at eight o'clock In the evening
and made stops at Benwood and Bel
laire. BY this time fully four huhdreC
persons were aboard. The Wheelini
City Band gave the music for the event
So many OF the guests could not be &C
commodated last night, that the Leagu,
will give another excursion tonight 4
the same place. As many persons as wen
last night will accompany the excursion
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