Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10

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Nening
The Park will be well attended to-
morrow.
There was no Police Court, yester-
lay morning.
What crops we will have. if we
ion't have a frost.
Silver Leaf Club viii give an ex-
;ursion on May 81.
There viii be a great rush to the
Parks this afternoon.
"A search for oil in Brooke county
is the next thing on the tapis.
The new house OF Mr.. John Fall
Oure, at WOOodsdale, is about cOmplet-
Cd.
About every one who could get hold
Of rig went 10 the country last even
ing.
Two wagon loads OF gypsies passed
through the city yesterday en- route for
Ohio
Officer Bero yesterday arrested two
men named Rodgers and French, for
fighting.
There was great rush at the city
$40 NAAANaf Actnh NNNAAAA6t bNN NAAN NAOWN
was well handled
The bricklayers are at work on the
new LANCE buildings, at Fourteenth
and Market streets.
John c. Stroeble, the South Side
grocer. is having an addition built to
his business house.
"A number Of large factNies paid
of yesterday, and as a result Statl bus
mess was very satisfactory.
The old Stone & Thomas building
at Main street and Market alley. is
down almost TO the first story.
"A new front is being put in the ].
W. Kemple property, at the corner<ff
Market and Tweaty-fourth street n
Bogus two-dollar bills are st' Pin
ing up about town. Quite a lAaber
Of them must have been left here.
The Telephone Company is laying
anew cable over the steel bridge and
down Main stree, to the Central Office
The new pavement around the ETe
change bank building was completed
yesterday. and is a very fine piece Of
work.
-Saloonist A. RemhOff. Of Bogg's
Run Crossing. has retired from the
business and established an ice cream
parior
Over $1,000 was paid on, at the
Laughlin to-day. The Aetna-Standard
paid cut nearly $14.0OO.-Martin's Ferry
Times.
Yesterday morning an arc light in
front of Dillon, Wheat & Hancher's fell
to the sidewalk, narrowly missing q
pedestrian.
The attention OF Knights Templar
is called TO the official notice in another
column regarding the pilgrimage TO
Charleston.
The mercury did not so above 90
In the shade yesterday. but still there
vas universal complain, about the heat
To-day promises TO be still warmer.
There we're four cases in Police
Court. last evening. all charged wi,h
disorder. Three were fined s. and costs
each. and Jake Watson was dismissed.
A wagon loaded with oil imple-
ments broke down at the corner of
Forty-secold and Jacob streets yester-
day forenoon delaying street cars for
twenty minutes.
st. Paurs congregation. Of the
Eighth ward. will give a grand picnic
al Mozart Park, June 9th. The ladies
society cleared at their l3st fCstiv.y.
two hundred and scventy-live dollars.
The Rev. Father Leo is attending
10 the BenwoOd Catholic courch while
Rev. Father Clemens is nc Grafton. dur
ing the absence of the Fathers McNan-
imin and 1lcEuigot attending the cere-
monies at st. Louis.
The b. ?. w. had a force Of men at
work grading Ohio street. west Of South
York. Yesterday There is a very bad
hole in the street, between York and
South Huron streets, where wafer lies
for weeks at time.
The new water main. 10 be laid 20
he Island this summer. Will be four
zen inches in diameter Seventh
ward people rejoiccd Yesterday. when
,hey learned through the Register tina
The improvement was 20 be made.
The funeral OF the late Joseph A.
Tarkir. who died at the residence Of his
mother. No. 2244 Chaphne street. Fri
dav afternoon. VIII take place tO-mOr-
row morning at nine o'clock. requiem
mass being said az ST. JOSeph'S cath
eiral
Inspector of Pavemen;s Conrad
r.oenhart reports that he has little or
no trouble with people who are moder-
atelv situated Property holders who
are wealthy cause the city more trouble
in rc2airing their pavemeDts than the
poorer class.
w. s. Travis. a bad man from
Board Tree. was disOrderly at Main
and Twentieth streets last evening and
rcfused 10 be arrested. Officers VOL
and schrader finally landed him at the
~i.v Hall. and he Will answer 10 two
charges Monday morning.
La Belle Lodge of MOgullians paid
the NcNechen Lodge \ fraterlal visit
on wednesday evening and initiated
three new candidates. 4 consolidation
NJ The La Belle and McMechen lodges
bos been spoken Of which would make
Inc largest Mogullian lodge in the State
The little German band. which has
heen doing the town for the past few
aavs stopped in front of the Office Of
a south Side physician and played
Nearer Ny God to Thee while the