Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-24


II he's distinguished. we are SAD;
If NOT. the fact our JOY enhances,
Recsuse We think that Fate should add
AT forty-some remaining chances.
Cooler weather is promised for to-
day.
There was no Police Court, last
evening.
So far sixty arrests have been made
this month by the police.
There were five miscellaneous cases
in Police Court. yesterday morning.
The Hill Oil and Gas Company has
resolved to pump their we'll at Colerain.
The Ohio River railroad has order
ed a new round house at Thirty-frtn
street.
Henry Reineke, the South Side bar
Der. has had his shop repapered and re-
painted.
The Silver Leaf Club will give their
first grand excursion to Sistersvile on
Sunday. May 31st.
The Street Railway Company is
making some extensive changes at their
Main street office.
The Commissioners Committee on
Court House and Jail will meet Monday
to audit the monthly bills.
The Columbus Plate and Window
Glass Company yesterday gave power
of attorney to w \. Wilson.
The Beethoven Mozart concert
takes place at Mozart Park tomorrow.
Ii will be a very fine musical event.
The North End Literary and Athle-
tic Association will give their annual
Decoration Day picnic at Seibert's Gar
den.
The road cart of Mr.. B. K. McMech-
en- is in DonaldSons carriage factory as
a result of a runaway on the National
road.
William Carlow, was arrested
Thursday night for forgery. has retain
ed Robinson & Dryden for his attor-
neys.
A child of George Weiser was
knocked down by a two-horse team on
Thirty third street last night, but was
not seriously injured.
The Martins Ferry Maennerchor
has ordered their hats for the Pittsburs
SaengerfeSt from G. A. Beuter, the
Twelfth street halter.
The third set of garbage bids is in
the hands of the City Clerk. The Com
mittee on Health will probably meet
Monday night to open them.
Jessie Murrins, Of the Sixth ward,
was bitten by vicious dog several days
ago. \ physician was required to
dress the injuries OF the laU.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Samuel c. Barr, native of
Bradford Pa. aged 2S. and Ellen Wal
lace aged -, native Of Pittsburg.
The West Virginia Tobacco Com
pany have the thanks of the Register
reporters for samples OF their Extra
Pay chewing and smoking tobacco.
The meeting OF butchers and whole
salers Will take place in a few days. 4
reconciliation will be affected. as was
outlined in The Register week ago.
The funeral of the late Edgar X.
Day viii take place this afternoon al
half-paSt four o'clock. from his late
residence. No. 1864 McColloch street.
The Board Of Public Works are
looking over the city and preparing,
with the city engineer. the annual es-
Inmates of the desired Improvements.
Mr.. II. Brockett and Miss Helen
Thoner, both Of PiJtSburg. were united
by marriage by Rev. Dr.. Swope. in
or,f-o DOIc oHscc eovoro1 do,.- d, 80
On June 21st pontifcial high mass
will be said at the St. Alphonsus
Church. on account of the completion
of the freScoing of the interior of the
church.
Mr. Henry Seamon. the cigar man
ufacturer, has received his Worlds
Fair medal and diploma. and they will
be on exhibition at Nicolrs Art store,
Monday.
Contractor Charles Stephans is put
ting in a new front in the building No.
Ills Water street. where Mr.. Charles
Miller. of the North End, will open a
cigar store.
George ZOeckler. the Fulton butch
er. had the misfortune 10 get his hand
caught on a meat hook at the Second
ward market yesterday, causing a very
painful injury.
The Gas Board has been troubled
considerably by a leak in the mains on
Twenty street, which caused an
excavation for two squares before the
leak was found.
There was a large attendance, yes
terday. at the annual picnic OF Garfield
Assembly, cigar workers, at Mozart
Park. There was dancing until half
past eleven last night.
Mr.. ~ P. Thalmann, Of Leather